St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1910-04-01
Citizens Ticket a
Strong One
All the Nominees Care
fully Selected
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Il
all the candidates on this ticket will
reveal the fact that each one has
been wisely selected on account of
his peculiar fitness for the Office for
which he has been nominated. Not
a weak character nor disreputable
one can be found in the lineup. All
are fully competent, honorable,
good citizens and are greatly in.
terested In the welfare and upbuild-
ing Of st. Johns.
]. F. Hendricks for mayor, is a
man who has filed that Office
during the past year In most cred
liable manner. Believing 1t better
to be right than to cater to all peo-
pie by trying to please all, he has
ever followed the dictates of his
own conscience aud shaped his
actions so that the greatest good to
the greatest number would result.
He may have made a few enemies
in pursuing this policy, but no Off
cial who does his full duty in any
city can avoid this. A business
man himself, he believed in con-
ducting municipal affairs in a busi-
ness-like manner. No mistake
would be made in his reelection.
II. l.. Collier for City Attorney
has proven himself to be n most
capable official. Earnest. faithful
and painstaking in his official ca
pacity, the ship Of state has pro-
gressed under his able advice
without any serious complications
resulting. Being entirely conver.
SAINT with all the legal steps that
have been taken in the past three
years, II would be wise policy to
continue him in Office for another
term. So II you want an official
who has been tried aud has not
been found wanting, vote for him.
Fred c. Couch for Recorder Is a
bright young man, we'll educated,
has thorough knowledge Of cler-
ical work. Of good habits and an
agreeable disposition, and Is well
fitted in every way to take charge |
of and conduct affairs in the re-
corder's Office in a business like and
careful manner. A vote for him
would not be placed wrong.
Adam Kaemlein for Treasurer Is
also fine young man. and II is
doubtful II any one Is possessed OF
more friends than he in ST. Johns.
Ever pleasant, obliging. careful, en-
dowed with splendid character.
which is entirely above reproach,
the funds Of the city would be in
safe and careful hands IL he is
A. w. Davis for Councilman at
Large has made a record during
the past two years that he has rea-
son for taking much pride in. He
has been the most forceful member
of the council and has taken great
pains to push street work along as
rapidly as possible. Keeping a close
tab Oh the progress all along the
line, he ever urged the work along
with as much expediety and thoro-
ness as conditions would permit.
In all other matters pertaining to
city affairs he watched aud ana
lyzed carefully before passing upon
same. Honest. efficient, straight
forward and congenial, he makes
an ideal councilman. and no better
man could be elected.
S. l.. Dobie for Councilman at
Large is another good man. Con-
watchful, Of good judg-
ment. and the best versed man on
streets in st. Johns. II would be
particularly unfortunate II he should
be defeated, because his knowledge
and experience is of inestimable
value to the city.
c. l.. Johnson for councilman at
large Is a man whom every one
likes. Pleasant. congenial. warm
hearted. kind aud obliging. and
possessed of plenty OF good common
sense and good judgment, his place
would be hard to ill. Don't fail to
vote for "Dry Dock" Johnson.
S. c. Cook for councilman of the
FIRST ward has proven himself to be
a most valuable member of the coun-
ell. OF sound Judgment, entirely
fair, upright, candid and very care
ful Of the city's interests, q vote for
him would be placed just right.
w. w. Windle for councilman Of
the first ward made a record ON
street work while on the former
council that will long be remem-
bered In ST. Johns. II would be
very difficult to name a man who
knows more about street work and
how they should be improved than
Mr.. Windle. On other matters
to the city's business,
Mr.. Windle's vote was always
registered on the right side. II you
want street work to progress in a
satisfactory manner and without q
hitch, do not fail in aiding him to
The councilmanic body.
]. Il. Hitler. for councilman Of
the second ward is q square. honest.
and most efficient Official. Well
versed on things in general and of
nuimpeachable character. he is one
Df the solid men Of the council, and
his record viii prove he is ever on
the side Of right. A vote for Mr..
Hitler will in no wise be misplaced.