Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1910-10-21
The Democratic Nominees.

Ipaign for votes, based on the SER
vices they have rendered in the
positions to which some have as.
pirations for a second term, and
those who have not previously
served the people, on the basis
that they can successfully conduct
the affairs they ask to be placed
in charge Of.
Mr.. Foley, the candidate for
district judge, has been in this
county for several days, and has
made an excellent impression up.
on those who have formed his ac.
quaintance. He is an able man,
and one who will be an honor to
the bench.
Mr.. FEEDER, candidate for reel
ectiOn as representative, is making
. campaign for his second term
on the record made in the session
Of the house in 1909. He invit.
eS your closest scrutiny of each
and every act of his in that body,
and is ready to abide by the re-
suits of the election, which will
indicate whether or not he served
the people of this county in way
THAT they desired to be served.
Look up the record.
Charles YOunkin, who seeks a
second term as county clerk, has
served the office well and has
always been at his post. He is a
careful and painstaking official,
who will be pleased to receive the
support of the voters again.
Will SoderstrOm, candidate for
treasurer, needs no words of com
mendatiOn. His ability to fill his
job is known and appreciated by
the taxpayers of the county.
E. E. EppersOn, who aspires to
again serve his county as register
Of deeds, has been described as
being one Of the very best men
who have ever filled this office
He keeps his work up, and is al
ways ready to answer any ques'
tiOnS or to offer any service.
Charles Carroll, candidate for
county attorney, is one of the
wideawake young men Of the cOu
ty. He is honest, industrious, is
qualified for the services he seeks
to perform for you, and will max
an excellent official.
There is nothing to be said con.
cerning the candidacy of Harry
Hall for a second term. His work
in that office speaks for him, and
the kind words that are spoken
in his behalf by friends and foes
alike, insure his reelection by an
overwhelming vote.
s As sheriff, Mike Daley has per
: formed his duties as he saw them,
This is one of the hardest offices
to fill there is, but Mike has been
giving universal satisfaction, and
is deserving a second term.
While there is, as a rule, but
little work for the coroner, yet
when there is work, it should be
, intruSted to competent hands and
that was what was done by the
people of this county when DR..
McCauley, Of HOiSingtOn, was ell
, ected. He is a candidate for a
second term, and will be support
IS ed with a winning vote.
n The office of county superinter
n dent is one of the important Of
D fices in the county. The Democrat
t ic nominee, Miss MOmyer, has the
t qualifications prescribed by law.
She is a teacher of some twelve
D years experience in both country
= and city schools, and has always
l. been giving the best Of Satisfac-
Y ton. She is the daughter of an
( old soldier, is in every way com
d petent for the place, and if elect
s ed will fill her office in a highly
a, satisfactory manner.
S Frank Wells, for district clerk
:, is young man of integrity. Ht
d has never before asked for an Of
d flee, but he is worthy of the con
h fidence he is asking the people o.
e, this county to place in him, an(
III he is qualified for the work. 4
d vote for him will be a vote Il
y place in a position of honor anC
lie trust a young man of lmitet
S means who is making every hon
orable effort to get ahead in tn
world.
as Roy Cornelius, of HOisingtor
4 iS q candidate for countv Drintel