The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-10-27

THE DEM
ling the campaign. When a rnnor was
recently brought to Mr.. Kendall's at
tention that it was being whispered
Mr.. Kendall should be elected Cover
nor and q vacancy should occur In the
office Of United States Senator that he
Mr.. Kendall, would appoint Governor
Harding to fill such vacancy prompt
|ly, answered his. critics and SAID
THAT If an opportunity was af.
forded that he would neither. appoint
Governor Harding nor Harvey Ing
ham to fill such a responsible posi-
ton. The strong point in Mr.. Ken
dall's behalf is that he lis able AND
clean and that he scorns anything like
duplicity or crookedness in public Of
flee. He is no novice. without expert
ence.It He has creditab1y. filled public
offices before and In every instance has
proved himself 100 per cent in honor
and accomplishment. In spite, OF ev
cry effort on the part OF the Demo
Gratis to connect him with business and
other scandals in Des Moines not a
single fact has been presented that re
fleets, the least against him. his
mental equipment. his rare experience
and his exemplary home life bespeak
for him n popular administration as
Governor OF Iowa.
We desire to call attention to the
fact that on the Republican ticket
this year will appear the name of l..
J. Dickinson is our candidate loI
Congress. 1t is well to remember that
the office of Congressman is an i'm.
portant position and the more votes
the candidate receives the more he
will appreciate the action of the PEG.
ple of this district. The fact that he
is not opposed by any representative
Democrat is no reason why he should
not receive the full vote Of the Repub-
licans of the district. We hope every
Republican in Crawford County VIII
let him know that he is not forgotten
here
3 1t has been the custom of the Re-
view to especially write up the county
ticket twice during the campaign.
Once soon after their nomination to
introduce them to the people Of the
county and ut the close of the cam
paign to urge the people to support
them. This year we are following the
custom adopted on former years and
will briefly mention the several can
didates and the reason why they
should be elected.
w. f. Fishel, while classed as a dis
trict candidate will be credited 10
Crawford County If elected to the
Legislature He is making a Ngort
GUS campaign and visiting, as we Nn-
derstand, every part of the county.
In order that the voters can meet and
confer with him which is really one
OF the most effective methods of cam.
pnigning. We sometimes read about
and note that what is said
about them is complimentary but our
recollection Of what Is said readily
passes from our recollection unless we
have met the candidate and have q
personal recollection Of him. Mr..
Fishel is resident Of Dow City where
he has resided for many years and in
which place he is engaged in business
and filling a responsible position.
Our attention is called to the fact
farming a tract of land Of 500 acres
or more in the neighborhood Of Dow
City. This fact naturally directs his
attention to the business of farming
in way that he perhaps can under.
stand business from q farmers view.
point better than If he was not inter.
ested in farming particularly. 1t is
natural that when man has his
means invested in particular bust.
ness that his interest is drawn in that
direction and he would naturally come,
to believe and act in favor of the bust.
ness in which he is engaged. No man
can spend his time in farming and not
feel an interest in the things that con-
tribute to the welfare of the farmer
and the more he lis interested in farm.
ing the more he comes to think along
lines that are Of profit to the farmer
The experience certainly would not
drive a Legislator in to some other
field Of action at the expense of the.
Mr.. Fishel's business ex.
perience has been such as to enable,
him to become familiar with business
and to enable him to discuss
matters of trade and business MS we'll
as all kindred subjects. Mr.. Fishel
enjoys a: large popularity in his homie.
and with his increased nc.
quaintance in the county should be
able to poll a large vote at the coming
election.
ticket for auditor. He..
has age, experience and mental equip.
ment for a first class official. He is a.
man of good address. intelligent, agree
able and otherwise fitted for the Of.
fee. For many years Mr.. Lyon was
engaged in the mercantile business and
Is thoroughly familiar with every.
thing which pertains to business of
that character. He was first In bust
ness at Missouri Valley and later in
Denison. He closed out his business
last spring and sold his store to Miss
Staley. who has since been conducting
It. Mr.. Lyon was President Of the
Club for long time and
is familiar with the requirements of,
not only this, but, other communities
In the county. He was prominent in
war work and contributed his time and
money to helping 1t along. He enjoys
the reputation Of good wide awake
citizen and every one who knows him
will readily concedey that he possesses
the qualities requisite for good pub.
lie official. The Republican party
presents him MS a candidate worthy Of
the support .ofs5every member Of the
party.
Il. w. Pierce, candidate for Treas.
urer is quite as well known as almost
any other man in the county and the
beauty about it is that he is favorably
known.It is safe to say that every
in which he has lived Will
roll up a large vote in his favor. He
is a man for whom everybody has a
good word man Of fine fisDositiOYI