Williams news., 1908-10-31

to which they respectively aspire.
 Lyman s. Drum as peace off cer, has no superior-sober, hon est and on to the ways of the evil doer; knows the territory from north to south, and from east to west. and is man who will always be found at his post of duty.
 Don't forget Fred Ingle for coun- ty recorder. His strict adherence to the line of duty as he sees it. whether working for himself or for others, is a special recommends tion for public official. He is industrious, of plea asing manner. and familiar with official work.
 You will make no mistake wher you vote for him.
 The man who is chosen to hold
 the strong box containing the coun-
 tvs revenue should be a man of
 unquestioned honesty-a man who
 has been tried and found not want
 ing-a man who had faithfully ac-
 counted for every cent received.
 and of every cent disbursed, and
 It no time has there been any dis
 crepancy in his accounts
 thing has always checked up to a
 ,ent. We know him because we
 have tried him. We believe in
 him because we know him to be
 honest and capable. When we
 have such man in public office
 can we afford to make a change for
 the sake of change? We think
 not. Such a man is Jos. R Treat.
 the present incum bent.
 AS a legal advisor to the several
 county officers, no superior to Ed
 ward M. Doe can be found in the southwest. He can be de[ended
 npon to advise the payment of all just debts, and only the just ones , md his amiliarity with all the , intrica cies of law abundantly qual- , fly him to judge of the justness or
 unjustness of the many claims the ] county is called upon to pay.
 i Robert J. Kidd is the ideal pro- i rate judge. Knowledge of probate , law. particular IS to details in the t discharge of the many duties de
 volving upon him. courtesy, affa bility. and his willingness to go f out of his way to please and ac commodate are among his charac {. teristics as a man and as a publi. r official. You have tried him on, n term, and you can find DO goot reason for not continuing him il the office for another two years ,t The taxpayer and the paren # cannot be too careful in the selec 1T ton of man for the office o
 superintendent of county schools oi Mir. Perkins is so peculiarly fitte' ,e for this position, being SO interest ID ed in educational affairs, and s ,s jealous in his endeavors to i'm 10 prove and better conditions, that ls would seem to those familiar wit
 the work required of a school off to cial that he is especially fitted t i look after the educational matter ,e of the county.
 Il He is so situated that he is abI Il to give his time and energy in b, le half of the schools of the count,
 and should have the support of a 1e those having the welfare of youn ,k girls and boys at heart.
 to In Caufman and Yaeger we ha Y c. two men of business ability and 1s sterling integrity as candidates fo OT suptTFlsOTe, duu tO say IndI tne iil are not competent and homes if would subject the speaker to tt a, charge of laboring under a d.
 fusion. of Their industry in the manag m ment and their interests as ta1 h. payers would certainly commen Id them to men who want the county we business run along business line CT Give them your vote and yo K witl not regret it.
 re, Jim Lamport for Surveyor" in such an old saving that it has con