Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1916-11-03
FOIL REPUBLICAN TICKET
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has made such a record that even
Democrats say eve can find no fault
in him" his return to the State Treas
urers office is unquestioned. For Audi
tor of State in place of the present
Democratic incumbent the Republican
candidate is Hayes M. Adams of San
dusky. Mr. Adams is lineal descend
ent Of John and John Quincy Adams,
early presidents of the United States;
he is an expert accountant with wide
business experience; he is the present
tuditor of Erie county with an en-
viabie record in that office.
Nearer to the voters of Fulton coun-
ty an3 fully as important to the per-
feet application in Nation and State
of the principles and policies of the
Republican party which history proves
nave always reacted to the welfare
and prosperity of American citizens
are the offices of State Senator and
Representative. The record of C. c..
Cass as Senator from this district
during his first term shows he originat-
ed and helped to place upon the statute
books of the State real constructive
cheney and economy in State govern
ment, the improvement of physical
conditions in the State and the saw
ing of the taxpayers money.
Mr. Frank H. Reighard has written
his name into the history of Ohio by
his services to the State as a men,
Der Of the General Assembly. No
member has rendered more sig
nal service, than has Mr. Reig-
hard as chairman of the House Fin
ance Committee. He has reflected
honor and credit upon this county.
Both Mr.. Cass and Mr. Reigharc
are ardent supporters of Governor
Willis as well as the stated principles
of Mr.. Hughes and it is important
that they be reelected to the State
Senate and the House of Representa-.
tives. This applies as well to every
candidate for county office on the
Republican ticket upon these mer
rests the responsibility for carrying
out in detail the application of Re-
publican principles and policies:
Davis B. Johnson candidate for re-
election as Clerk of the Common
Pleas Court, is a Fulton county mar
by birth, education and tradition, he
has proven his worth by his record
during his first term; he has beer
admitted to the legal bar of Ohio
his integrity is unquestioned, his
ability is of the first order and his
loyalty to Hughes, Willis and the
things for which they stand obvious.
w. S. Boone, candidate for sheriff
needs no newspaper introduction tC
the citizens of Fulton, he is well anC
favorable known in all parts of the
county, four years service as office
Deputy Sheriff during which he has
much of the time been actually tax.
ing the place of the sheriff during
that officers absence on official bust.
ness, has given Mr.. Boone ideal train.
ing for this office, he is fearless, able
impartial and the one logical success
sor to that position. Fred E Perry
of Fayette is best liked by those
who know him best his previous bust
ness experience has fitted him for the
efficient performance of the duties O1
the office of county auditor for which
office he is the Republican candidate
He is a genial whole souled fellow
whom to know is to like and he viii
The Republican candidates fol
County Commissioners, Clark Au
mend, Albert Edgar and E. E. Spring
are all well known citizens of th'
county and men with whom the i'm
portant affairs of the county ma!
safely be trusted They are all mel
who have had experience in construc
tion of roads, bridges, and bitches
Mr.. Aumend has served one term al
County Commissioner and is acquaint
ed with the business of the county
Mr.. Edgar and Mr. Spring are boil
successful farmers and will give t,
the county business the same care
full attention and sound judgemen
that they would to their own. Them
selves taxpayers they will not b.
extravagant with the money of tn
county which must come out of tn
pockets of the taxpayers.
Mr.. G.. Scott Roos is most assured
ly entitled to a second term as Coun
ty Treasurer, he is a gentleman,
r good citizen, an efficient officer an
loyal Republican.
One Of the youngest men of whor
this county may well be proud
Ralph Robinson the candidate fo
County Recorder. Clean, uprigh
} forceful in character with practics
education he has all the qualification
J which go to make a, good county o1
fetal. One thing we ike about Ralpl
{ is that though he failed to secure tn
nomination of his party to this offic,
he took his defeat good naturedly an
gave his loyal support to his success:
: full opponent in the election, thereb
showing his manliness and his loya
ty to his party
When a business concern has
matter of $358, ,113.68 of good none
involved in a business project an
they have a manager who is handlin
the matter in a perfectly satisfactor
manner giving every indication G
bringing the business to a success
full close; such a business concer
: would not be likely to take that man
: ager out of his position and plac
some one in charge who is totally III
q acquainted with the details and cor
: ditions of the business. That woul
: seem to be mighty poor business. An
J yet that is exactly what the peopl
: of Fulton county will do if they fa
To re-elect G. q Castle as count