The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1923-03-01

with all my ability. The present COM
mlssloners have had experience on the
commission, and they have served tha
city with distinction, and it would
please me very much if both of them
would again be candidates."
Served on Park Commission. {
mr.. Epstein was formerly a citv off,
clal, having served for several wears az
member and later as chairman Of
the Park Commission of the citv. I'm
der his lead the park system grew bv
leaps and bounds; he gave unstintedlv
OF his time and energies to carry on
the duties of that position and served
the city with distinction as a memhar
Of the board
FROM the time that the city manager
form of government was mentioned for
henosha, he has been a strong advo-
cate OF the plan, and if elected to the
position he would be a commissioner
who would be thoroughly in accord
win the ideals of the new administra-
tion.
Only Few Days More.
Candidates must be placed in +bo
field not later than next Mondav ond
as yet Mr. Epstein is the only avowed
candidate for the nomins+icn. civ
Commissioner Robert o. -.lcoIl. who
ms served for the past year on the
commission, has been named in nett
TONS which have been taken ont for
hlm despite the fact that he announced
that he would not seek reelection 10
the commission. 1t has been intimated
that Commissioner Nicoll has consent
ed to reconsider his decision not to he
a candidate, and that he may be willing
20 make the race if he is nominated at
the primary election.
Commissioner Otto Scholer. who has
also announced that he is not seeking
re-eiectlon, is also being urged to re-
consider and to become a candidate to
succeeded himself on the commission
Voters League May Act Again.
In the election of the first five COM
mlssIoners the Independent Voters
League OF Kenosha last spring took an
active part in placing in the field
slate of candidates for the places ON
the governing board of the citv. One
henoshan, who has long been identified
with that association, stated TODAY that
the league, while not as well ORGANIZED
now as last year, might hold q sneciaI
meeting this week and take action to
place number of candidates in the
held. 1t was made clear, however that
the members of the league were thor
oughIy IN accord with the reelection
OF the two commissioners named above.
and that they had no opposition what
soeVer to any of the persons who have
been mentioned as possible candidates.
From all parts of the city come re-
ports to the effect that certain men ara
being considered by groups of citizens
and would be brought out as clark
horses" at the proper time. None Of
these reports could be subsantiated
and for that reason the names men-
toned are not made public until stems
are taken to place them in nomination.
1t was expected that the entry of
former Park Commissioner Adolph En-
stein into the field would break the ice
and that, if any others are considering
making the race, nomination papers
would be taken out shortly.
SchOOlmen Out.
With only few days left for the
taking out of nomination papers for the
office of school commissioner, only two
have indicated their intention of run
ming for office. Bruce Eastman in the
sixth ward and Peter Tacki in the first
are the first two to apply for papers.
The terms Of nine of the present com
missioners end this year, so that there
will be nine vacancies on the school