The Dickinson press., 1914-10-31
VOTE A STRAIGHT
REPUBLICAN TICKET

REPUBLICAN TICKET
The indications are that the repub-
lican ticket will be elected.
AS the election is drawing near the
indications are becoming stronger
every day that the entire republican
ticket will be elected by a good safe
majority at the election next Tues
day.. It is appropriate at this time,
1--WE believe, to make some pertinent
the various legislative and county Of
fees who were nominated on the re-
publican ticket. For representatives
are Claude G. Turner of Gladstone,
who has served this district one term
and is candidate for reelection.
He served the district ably and faith
fully and with the experience and ac-
quaintance will be able to exert
strong influence in behalf Of this
county at the coming session of the
legislature.
n. J. Blanchard is lawyer and as
the law making body should be made
up Of at least part men educated in
the law there is no question about
Mr.. Blanchard being the proper
man to elect as one of our delega-
tion to the legislature.
Frank x. Wanner, who is one Of
the county's pioneers, is the third
candidate on the republican ticket
for representative. Mr.. Wanner Is
a man Of sterling qualities and will
at all times fight for the interests Of
this district. He is Of German
nationality and the voters generally
feel that a district as largely Ger
man as this should be entitled to at
least one member in the delegation
to the legislature. The best inter-
ests of this district and the best re-
suits will be obtained by sending
republican delegation to the next leg
islature. With the important mat
ters coming up and particularly the
have delegation who can work best
for our interests and this will be done
by electing solid republican delega-
ton.
George J. Brown, our sheriff, has
made a good official and will be re-
elected and the same is true Of J. l..
Hughes, county auditor; Fred Maser,
county Judge and John Leask, regis
Valentine Koch, the clerk of the
district court, is young man and. who it
is almost unanimously conceded, is
entitled to reelection. All Of the at
torneys Of the county have been well
pleased with his services and he has
served in this office for one term in
a very efficient and conscientious
manner. The public is well satisfied
with his services and he will, without
question, be retained in the office and
his election is predicted by a large
majority.
John Dolwig, the candidate for
treasurer, has lived in Stark county
the past sixteen years and is now
engaged in the mercantile business
in Gladstone. Mr.. Dolwig is busi-
ness man of exceptional ability. Al
though still comparatively young
man, he has made success of his
business affairs and every one who
knows him can verify the statement
that he is a straight forward and
honest man and one whom the tax
payers could feel that they are per-
fectly safe in entrusting their funds
with. Mr.. Dolwig, prior to his en-
gaging in business, served as deputy
in the treasurer's office and is there
fore entirely familiar with the work
of this office. We predict Mr.. Dol
wigs election by a safe majority.
n. A. Burgeson, the states attor-
ney has practiced law in this county
for the past z years and has served
as city attorney for years. He
came within few votes of defeating
the states attorney who has since
resigned and this year we predict
Mr.. Burgeson's election by good
majority.
John J. Lob, the candidate for
county commissioner of the Second
district, has lived in this county for
about fifteen years and has served
as alderman in the city of Dickinson
and is man of good, sound business
judgment. His election by safe ma
jority is also predicted.
These men were all selected by the
republicans at the primaries in June
and having been fairly nominated, the
Republicans of this county feeling
they have the best men on theil
ticket, will elect the solid republican
ticket.-Political adv.