South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-10-30

AtdA lAIlS TIE IIdcLlnlEl trade ana
afhliating himself with the Inter
national Association Of Machin-
lists, which trade he followed until
1910, when he was appointed
deputy city clerk. and served three
years. In 1913 he was chosen as
sistant secretary of the Indiana
senate, which office he filled with
credit 10 himself and his party.
Besides his business attachments
ne has a personal record that is
above reproach.
Arthur Wolf candidate for
cOcnty auditor. was born and
raised in st. Joseph county. For
the last fourteen years has been
with the MiShaWaka Wooden Man
ufacturing Company.
Charles Bailey was born in
South Bend and has never before
been a candidate for public Office.
He stands for clean government,
enforcement OF the law. is un-
afraid and will perform his duty.
With Bailey as sheriff the citizen
ship need have no fear but what
ne will carry out the orders of the
courts. No person or interest will
be able 10 use the sheriff's Office
for his own personal benefit
Bert r. Klysz also is a native
of South Bend. He is a young
man who has been "a successful real
estate dealer in this county for a
number Of years past. He was
nominated by the democratic
party for recorder in 1910 and
made a very creditable race. He
is again presented for the favor Of
the voters of st. Joseph county
for that office.
Henderson Mcclellan has served
as county surveyor for the past
two years. His record is his rec
OmmendatiOn for reelection.
DR. Thomas j. Swantz. candi-
date for coroner, is another man
born in South Bend. He received
his early training in the public
schools. He was graduated after
ward from the northwestern Uni
versitv Medical School al Chi
cago in 1906. Since then he has
been one of the leading physicians
of South Bend. Two years ago
he was elected TO the office of
coroner. He has made a good
official and has such democracy
cOmmends him again TO the con-
sideratiOn of St Joseph county
voters
John NJ. Truax was born in
Union township in 1854, and was
reared in Madison township.
Years ago the people of his town
ship saw in him man who was
emiuently capable OF taking an
important part in the administra-
ton of its affairs and for 20 years
he served as deputy assessor and
assessor. He succeeded from this
office To that of justice of the
peace the duties Of which office
ne has most lcCeptably dis
charged for II years. Mr.. TruaN
served his people honestly His
character and appearance is of
that rugged honesty that attracts
and holds confidence.
These men the democratic part
nave nominated. Along with III
others previously discussed. all {
hem heading this column, they COZ
,dtute the democratic ticket-not
Iate concocted by bosses for polite;
.hicane.
We believe not only democrats, bt
1ther partisans rs well, who are OF
posed TO such bipartisan arrange
uents as our evening contemporar
has advertised, Will resent it
$ the privilege of every man 10 vot
. split ticket If ne wants 70. but a
attempt 10 corral particular split
md virtually all into the channels {
me party under preteBse Of indeper
ience is hypocracy pure and simpl
and We submit the democratic ticl
Il as the best adapted solid front Wit
which TO effect that hypocracy's d,
'cat.