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whom the mayor and council can
rely for advice and counsel.
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treasurer, has been in that office
through several administrations,
and the city's money has been
safely kept and properly dispensed
by him, so that it would be folly to
change safe public servant, one
who has proven his worth, at this
time. Mr.. Hertf is a citizen our
city can well be proud ola native
Texan,-of family, whose head
the great old Doctor, has national
reputation. Mr.. Fred Herff has
illustrated the best qualities OF a
good citizen in both his private and
public life. Honest, upright and
capable, the people can make no
mistake in continuing him in office.
HENRY UMsChEID.
Mr.. Henry Umscheid, candidate
for city collector, has proven his
ability and thoroughness as pub
lie officer having served for two
years as clerk of the District court,
from which place he was swept
aside by the "Big Six" political
combine. Mr.. Umscheid is a first.
class business man and In the
Office OF collector, will be found po-
lite, accommodating and prompt.
He will make a tirst-class city col
lector. Henry too is a native Of
our city, and popular among all
classes OF our p4Up,e, his election
will be no mistake.
HARRY CUNNINGHAM.
Mr.. Harry Cunningham, candi-
date for assessor, is a new man on
a political ticket. Mr.. G, has been
in business in our city for several
years, and is well known to our
business community. He has
peculiar fitness for the Off ~ OF 8
SCISSOR because of his knowledge OF
the valuation Of property having
served for years as the secretary Of
the oldest Building and Loan as
so .iA,inn III the Guy. tie i just
the man for assessor, polite, attent-
i've and thorough, he will be an
immense mprOvement over the
present incumbent who has out
lived his usefu ness In the office
and who wants to carry the
Office in his head, instead Of
adopting the approved business
methods introduced by the present
Frasch has had
enough, give Cunningham a chance,
1t will be an immense improve
ment. The people positively need
this change.
ALBERT MEYER.
Mr.. Albert Meyer, the present
auditor and candidate for re .elec-
tion, has proven by two years. SER
vice his fitness and capacity for the
office OF auditor. No
better encomium can be passed
on him than that his books are
posted and the city's business and
financial standing can be ascer-
tained at a glance. Mr.. Meyer
went in with Mr.. Paschsl,-has
been closely identified with the
new city administration and will
give the city thorough satisfaction
for the coming two years.
THE ALDERMANIC TICKET.
1t has seldom happened in the
history Of our city that so able,
thoroughly business aldermanic
ticket has been presented to the
peope.
VIC Robards, N. Nackey, Louis
Oge, VIM. Holt, F. w. McAllister,
A. Robin, Jr., Erich Menger, Joe
P. Devise, VIM. Hoe 1lng, ST.. G.
Fahey, Adolph Dreiss, A. F. Beck
MAJ.
Such board OF alderman is suf-
ficient guarantee that her city leg
islation will be ably and honestly
handled. Every good citizen can
simply glance at this aldermanic
ticket and then sweep aside all the
foolish talk INDUCED in by the des-
perate set Of local politicians who
are backing Mr.. Callaghan. 1t Is
iuat nuoh a Titu EounoD khot x,,o