Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1916-08-04
PRIMARY ELECTION
Primary Tuesday August Eighth Choosing The Candi-
dates For Party Tickets at November Election
Republican Candidates May Vote and
HOw-Candidate's Statement

Next Tuesday at the usual polling
places The mass Of the voters of Ohio
will have the opportunity of doing
what was formerly accomplished by a
few specially selected voters in State
and County conventions and caucuses;
the choosing of candidates to appear
on the party tickets at the General
Election in November. This Primary
Election is important to the MEM
bers of both the Democratic and Re-
publican parties, for the matter of
who and what kind of men shall ap-
pear on their party tickets as candi-
dates for the various offices
to be filed depends upon the
members of the respective parties.
1t is not q question of whether
or not the individual voter is pleased
or displeased with the present pri-
mary system; a majority of the citi-
zens have gone on record as favoring
this system and it is the present law. IL
is a question of the responsibility and
obligation of every citizen who is an
elector to perform his part in the con-
duct of this government which is OF
and by the people. And so far as the
PARTY spirit is concerned, it is up to
the individual members of the parties
10 choose the men who shall truly re-
present and exemplify the principles
the policies for which their party
stands and who shall reflect credit up
on the party with which they are al
ligned by theirability, efficiency and
integrity in public office. 1t is futile to
cry out against corruption in politics
ana neglect to use ones suffrage IN the
effort to correct such evils and corrup-
tons as may exist
The Republican ballot which will be
placed in the hands of Republican vot-
ers In Fulton county next Tuesday will
kear the names of the following can
didates, given in the order in which
they appear on the ballot:
For Governor.
Vote for not more than one.
Rudolph A. Mack, George W. Shaw,
Frank B. Willis.
For Lieutenant Governor.
Vote for not more than one.
Abram w. Alger, John H. Arnold.
For Secretary of State.
Vote for mot more than one.
C. Q. Hildebrant.
For Auditor of State.
Vote for not more than one.
HAYES M. Adams, George c. Braden,
Charles D, Conover, Stephen A. Still
well. Joseph T. Tracy, Jacob J. Wise.
For Treasurer OF State.
Vote for not more than one.
Rudolph w. Archer
For Attorney General.
Vote for not more than one.
Edward G. Turner.
.FOr Judge of The supreme Court q
Vote for not more than two
James Joyce, Cyrus Newby, Joseph
G Obermeyer, Agustus N. Summers
Willis Vlckery. .4,.,
For Judge of The Court of Appeals.
Vote for not more than one.
BERNARD F. Brough.
For United States Senator.
Vote for not more than one.
e E. Cassel, Harry M. Daugnerty'
Charles Dick, Myron T. Herrick. Har'
nv r. Probasco,
For Representative to Congress.
Vote for not more than one.
Nelson f. Mathews.
ror Member of State Central Com
mittee.
Vote for not more than one.
q. w. Kerns, G. A. Stautfer.
For State Senator.
Vote for not more than one.
Chas. c. Cass.
For Representative to Generai As'
sembly.
Vote for not more than one.
Louie C. CosGrove, Frank II. heig'
hard. .co-.
Vote for not more than one.
Allen M. Barber.
For Clerk Of the Common Pleas Court
Vote for not more than one'
Davis B. Johnson.
For Sheriff.
Vote for not more than one.
w. 8 Boone, Harl L. Dunbar, Free
Grandy, Charlie Snyder.
For County Auditor.
Vote for not more than one.
Fred E. Perry, Emanuel Rupp.
For County Commissioner.
Vote for not more than three
Clark Aumend, Robert s. Blair, A
E. Bonar, Albert Edgar, W. J. Har
per, John c. Miley, E. E. Spring.
For County Treasurer.
Vote for not more than one.
G. Scott Roos.