The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-10-28
REPUBLICAN COUNTY TICKET.

We cannot forego the pleasure as
well as duty OF calling the attention
of the voters of Crawford county tC
the splendid republican ticket in the
field this year. Ii is worthy OF the
support of every republican in the
county and they should net look fol
excuses to find candidates on other
tickets than their own for which to
vote. In considering the county tick
ct, from representative down to and
including coroner, every man is
worthy OF election on his merit.
If there is anything in home pride
p. j. Klinker in this campaign is en-
titled to the benefit of it. He has
been a resident Of Denison for many
years and has personal acquaint
ance with every person in the com
munity. The chief consideration that
should appeal to the voters however
is his qualifications and fitness fol
the Office He is possessed of a good
analytical mind and is capable OF
weighing all questions that might
come before him in his duty as legis
Iator. He would not feel that it was
his duty to vote mo" on every ques
llOH III Ot0GI " DG oul tllhl OlA oSiAAS
questions he might be right. Mr.
BoWney has lad sufficient experience
as a member OF the general assembly
to, weigh and consider propositions at
fecting the public but he has persist
nelly refused to do so and sits back
and votes mo" on all public questions
He has done this to such an extent
that members of his own party as
well as OF the opposite party have
looked upon him as joke. Craw-
ford county is entitled to clear head
ed, courageous and up to date repre-
sentative and one who can express
himself on public questions.
Maurice Nielsen, candidate for aud
itor, is fine young man and endowed
with the qualities Of mind and heart
that would make him a fine public
official.
Albert Helsley for clerk Of the
court is worthy of the support Of ev'
cry republican in the county. He is
not an experiment but is we'll known
personally. to large number of the
voters of the county as capable and
worthy gentleman.
Mr.. Kruse, of West Side, is farm
er. and candidate for county recorder
He is said to be representative Ger
man and ii elected would make fine
record in the office of recorder.
Mr.. H. c. Kolls for supervisor o.
this district has demonstrated his fit
ness to make a. fine member OF the
board. He has made success o.
life for himself and although young
nI rn1,rh
than many men are able to accomplish
in life time If he can do we'll fol
himself in private life, he can do vel
for the county in a public position.
Mr.. F. r. Stirtcliff. of Willow town
ship. is another candidate for super
visor. Mr.. Shirtclitf has so many per
sonal friends in the county and is 81
well known throughout the count!
that little in addition to what ha
been said about him can be suggested
He measures up in fine shape from CIV
cry standpoint. His election woul'
commedable under any circumstances
A. ]. Barrow and Jacob Carsten
from the southern part OF the county
are candidates for supervisors for tn
1916 term. They are royal, good fel
lows and stand we'll among thei
neighbors where they are best know
and are both eminently qualified TO
the Office of supervisor.
We must not forget to mention Oh
friend and neighbor, T. E. Pearson
who is "a candidate for sheriff.
there is a man in Crawford count
WHO has any criticism for Mr.. Peal
son, we have failed to meet him. H
is o splendid husband and father,
kind neighbor and popular with every
body in the community. He has al
the qualifications to make a good o.
ficer and is entitled to large vot
In the county which he no doubt wi
receive.
We do not propose to overlook W
S. Moore, OF Manila, candidate TO
county attorney. Mr.. Moore has ha
years of experience to fit him TO
rendering the best Of service in thi
office. He has the education and tn
mental capacity to acquit himsel
with credit in the discharge OF tn
duties of the Office. He comes fror
part OF the county that is entitle
to recognition He claims the office
however, on genuine merit and not o
favoritism His friends will rally t
his support and give him a surprizine
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