The Glenwood post., 1908-10-31
Vote FOR Them
Elmer Chapman

ty commissioner, il making many votes
as he interviews the voters Of the
county. Mr.. Chapman believes in 4
business administration of the adairs
connected with that Office and will
prove to the citizens Of Garfield county
that they are making no mistake in
voting for him. It's big majority
that Elmer will have to his credit.
Mn. ELLA Ozburn
For superintendent Of schools, Mrs.
Ella Ozburn will be found ably quail
fed to perform the duties relating to
that important Office. This is one Of
the very important Offices of the coun-
ty and calls for faithfulness on the
part Of the one holding such Office. Mrs..
Ozburn will conscientiously fulfill every
duty and make a successful superin-
tendent.
John B. Weir
John R. Weir, the present efficient
county clerk and recorder, will continue
to serve the people of Garfield county
as one of the most conscientious clerks
the county has ever had.
John L. Noonan
Judge Noonan, candidate for district
attorney, has been making splendid
canvass throughout the counties most
interested in his election and he re-
ports good things for the republican
candidates. 1t is expected that Judge
Noonan will have handsome majori-
ty.
John A. MacRae
One Of the most important Offices in
the county is that of treasurer. Future
treasurer John MacRae will ably I'll
this position to the entire satisfaction
of the voters of Garfield county. Mr.
MacRae is well known by everybody
in the county and will receive big ma
jority Of the votes cast for treasurer.
g. G. Parks
c. C. Parks, candidate for senator
on the republican ticket, is making
host Of friends in his tour Of the dis
trict and his opponent, Napier, is sit
ting up and taking notice, but it 3 Of
no use. Mr.. Napier makes his final
bow as an office holder in very few
days.
Charles J. shideler
If the people of Garfield county
really want something worth while for
the county in the way of appropria-
tions, it will be to their credit to elect
c. J. Shideler representative. AS a
worker on committees in the next legis-
lature, Mr.. Shideler will be on deck
and be heard.
P. B. 3. Skin
P. B. E. Skiff, who resides on Divide
creek, is the candidate for county sur
veyor on the republican ticket. Mr..
skiff is young man Of promise and is
making host of friends in his tour
of the county. His many friends will
see that he receives a majority of the
votes on election and faithful work
will be done by the next republican
surveyor, P. B. E. skir.
J. L. Herwick
Probably one of the best known men
in the county is the republican candi-
date for sheriff, J. L. Herwick Of Glen
wood Springs. Mr.. Herwick is making
good canvass throughout the county,
meeting old time friends and making
new friends as he tells them of his
square deal policy. When the vote is
counted in November, Mr.. Heryick will
be found to stand to the good with
safe majority.
Judge A. L. Beardsley
Judge Beardsley, canrirate for re-
election to the office of county judge,
is the best man that the republicans of
Garfield county could have nominated.
He has been a resident of Colorado for
thirty years and for the past twenty
one of those years has made his home
in Garfield county, SO that he is thor
oughly posted on both state and local
conditions and well known to our peo-
pie. His decisions have, almost without
exception, been well founded both in
law and equity and have stood the test
Of review by the supreme court. His
personal character is irreproachable
and he is a general favorite with the
people, who have come to know the
judge as a good fellow and first -class
citizen.
Charles W. Smith
Charles W. Smith, candidate for as
SCISSOR, is a man whose wide acqaint-
ance with property Of all sorts and
Whoaa aterlin1 character for hnnestY