Weekly journal-miner., 1911-12-06
Vote For The Right Man.

When d candidate darcs afooted asks you to vote for the man. absolutely lay politics aside carefully whom you have absolute fat-tha unaucracd testimonial his honor and standing Were his spotted with shady transactions crooked deals he would dare say, vote for the manhe would be true to party and your tcke, straight and under that cloak he would try crawl into office.
 There is not candidate either ticket who is beucs quail fled his record and say "vote for the man. than F. O. Prescos brilliant young Vao steadily climbed of until his position in the community today shining example every of what can b" accomplished he will only work and deal on the
 The candidate for superior judge born farm Hi nos and his position today due combination of F. O. Smith square dealing His early education acquired in the country scho of Illinois after which he taught in these schools five The money he saved while teaching he applied meeting the expenses of his education Northwestern University After years of university life he found himself pennless but undaunted Graspng every opportunity he could find he menced to work his way through It macred lawn a drive, Smith only delighted take the job And then when graduation day, hustlng en carref off the honous order show them that the work the better
 After being graduated he accepted position in law firm in Chicago but feeling the opportunities for hustler Arizona than anywhere else he Tucson His excellent education recognized he Economies in the University of Arizona and spent his spare reading Arizona law and when he took the Territorial Bar ton examination he obtained the highest obtained by any candidate
 Prescott looked good the young Professor and shaking dust of the Old Pueblo from his he ' firm of Norris Ross and six months later Norris Ross & Smith Smith qualified to practice before the Supreme of the United States well as all of the local courts.
 When asked his opinion regarding the duties superior judge he replied I prepared to give full and absolute attention the duties of the office believe that when the hire fill certain office they expect him be faithful public servant and will be one.
 " will give particular attention the duties of the office and will make effort to do with the delays which have been severely criticized believe should be principles and when submitted slider them and give decisions possible
 Under constitution the probate abolished
 think that this particularly unfortunate far Yavapa cened The probate under Judge Hicks has in able and shall follow the system
 I have laid this down the fundamental blanks platform which adopted at the opening of the campaign eve it particularly important that the of should be conserved for the widows and orphans dsspaed necessary fees and charges Anyone will permitted to handle in the superior elected they have been permitted handle in the probate the past.
 l pledge that will all times keep watchful eye of estates being pobaed order that they for the bencficiaries.'
 Mr. Voter that's sketch of F. O. Smith. Now do you der that he dared and vote regardless of who whom that might be? you do for F. O. Smith will be next superior judge.