The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-11-01

Hon John g. Cutler occupies
prominent and enviable position in
the social and business life of Utah.
To that position he has attained by
sheer force of character and persist
ent, intelligent effort He has been
identified with the material interests
of Utah from early times, his resi-
dence here dating from 1864. His
training from childhood has been of a
nature to tit him for the work devolv-
ing upon him, in the important posi-
lions he now occupies, and for the
duties which await him as the next
governor of this great state. His bust
ness ability and his broad, yet thor
ough, training in various lines OF exc
cutiye work, are both the cause of the
success he has achieved, and a guaran.
tee OF eminent ability as the coming
executive head of the state.
| HIS EXPERIENCE IN PUBLIC AFFAIRS.
Far from being stranger TO the
public service, Mr.. Cutler has spent
the best years of his life in it, For
three consecutive terms, he was clerk
of the great county of Salt Lake. In
! this position, his executive ability and
exact methods of work won him high
recognition. Mr.. Cutler has held other
executive positions, requiring high
order of ability and thorough business
qualifications. AS yice-president OF
the Commercial Club, he rendered
great service to that organization, and
through it, to the state at large. Fol-
a time, Mr.. Cutler was vice-preSidenl
for Utah of the Trans Mississippi Con
gress. The same solid ability anC
sound Judgment that have rendered
his services efficient in other capacl
ties, made his work valuable in Thu
advisory and executive position. IL
addition to his past experience in TIT
public places named, ne is now United
States jury commissioner Through
his service in these public capacities
Mr.. Cutler has become thoroughly
familiar with the requirements o
public office, and well grounded in tn
abilities which public office demands
And in all these positions his know
ledge of the affairs of Utah and he
greatest needs has been increased, an
: he has been fitted especially for tn
work which his high Office will II
4 quire. There are few men whose pas
= experience fits them so well for tn
e duties of the Governorship as John {
Cutler.
HIS STATUS AS AN EMPLOYER OF
LABOR.
: Through his natural abilities an
n intelligent work, Mr.. Cutler has b.
y come capitalist. But his money CT
culates freely in this and surroundir
; states, through institutions whic
;, give employment to many laborir
!, men. Mr.. Cutler is president ar
II manager of Cutler Bros. Co., manufa
e turers, firm which gives employmeI
to number of men and women, al
places thousands of dollors in circul
> tion annually. In this connection
: is a director in, and his firm is sale
4 agent for, the Provo Wooden Mil
st one of the pioneer manufacture
10 establishments of the West. In I'll
to capacity he comes in direct person
to touch with an army of laborers al
travelling men, who derive throul
ly him and those associated with hil
Il support for themselves and their fan
e, lies Indirectly, through his CONNIE
lie tion with institutions to be subs
quently named, he assists in proyidi
nj a market for a vast amount OF I
NJ labor and of the agricultural a
IS. other products of Utah and surrour