The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1920-09-30
VOLUME 62
THE COUNTY TICKET

On the Democratic county ticket we
have set of candidates who are well
known all over the county and fully
entitled to the party vote.
Adolph f.. Schulze, the present in
cumbent in the Office of county clerk
was renominated at the primary with
out opposition to succeed himself. Two
years agog he was elected county clerk.
He has discharged the duties of the of
flee in an efficient manner. He is, there
fore, entitled to another term at least.
He has acquitted himself with much
credit as a county official and every
Democratic voter in the county should
show his appreciation of this fact by
supporting Adolph T.. Schulze for
county clerk.
Joseph Zahorik, the nominee for
register of deeds, is the present incum-
bent ofthat Office. He has discharged
the duties of his Office with ability and
his denomination will add strength to
the Democratic ticket.
Chas. A. Stretch, the present incum-
bent in the Office of county treasurer
who was re-nominated at the primary
to succeed himself, has been resident
of this city for many years. He has
discharged the duties of his Office with
efficiency and is entitled to second
term.
Chas. f. Schmidt, the nominee for
sheriff, is resident of this city. He
is well and favorably known and is
thoroughly competent for the duties of
the Office
Harry f. Kelley, the Democratic
nominee for district attorney, is a
strong man. He held the position of
city ttorney of Manitowoe for six
years, from 1911 to 1917, and proved
himself an able and efficient officer. He
is capable, reliable and honest man,
and fully entitled to the party vote.
Edward ]. kellner, the nominee for
clerk of the circuit court is a well
known public spirited citizen For
years he has been on every committee
for raising funds for the location of
factories in Manitowoc and has always
taken an active part in every enter
prise for the benefit of the city. He
int fad nf he fire
and police commission by Mayor Stolze
and when his term expired he was re-
appointed by Mayor Schroeder. He
served las tfIns as secretary nf
that body and is now president which
fact gives proof of his fairness in all
his dealings with the department and
tne public. No salary is attached to
this office. Two years ago he was a
candidate for the Office for which he
is now again nominated Although de-
feated by the Socialist candidate for
I that Office, he polled a large vote and
carried this city over the Republican
and Socialist candidates Where the
voters knew him best he ran ahead of
his ticket. This was indicative of the
esteem in which he is held by Demo-
Gratis and others in his home town and
ought to be evidence enough for those
who don't know him personally Mr.
Kellner is well qualified for the compe-
tent discharge of the duties of the of
flee he seeks and is deserving of the
support of all Democratic electors.
DR.. W. g. kemper, the present in1
cumbent in the office of coroner, is a
well known physician of this city. He
is a man of standing in his profession
and has no opposition for the office.
David LeClair is the candidate for
member of assembly in the second dis
trict. He is well known business
man of Two Rivers and well qualified
for the Office to which he aspires.
The Democrats have no candidate in
the first district.