Semi-weekly herald., 1912-09-09
HUBBARD FOR DISTRICT AT
TORNEY.
TO THE VOTERS OF THE SIXTH
JUDICIAL DISTRICT:

JUDICIAL DISTRICT:
The Democratic central committee
for Archuleta county recommend and
endorse Leslie E. Hubbard of Pa
gosa Springs for the office of dis
trict attorney of the sixth judicial
district, and we ask for him the en-
dorsement of the Democratic voters
at the primary election September
10, 1912.
Mr.. Hubbard's reputation as just
and upright man in this county is
of the highest and his ability as an
able and fearless lawyer is firmly
established.
He is in the only candidate for dis
trict attorney endorsed by the coun-
ty assembly of the county where he
resides.
He is the only candidate for dis
trict attorney to receive the entire
vote of the delegation to the judicial
assembly from the county in which
he resides.
He is the only candidate for dis
trist attorney supported by the
Democratic press of the town in
which he resides.
He has the support of nearly the
entire Democratic press in the dis
trict and enjoys the confidence of
every one who knows him.
He has for over ten years been a
resident of this state and a practic-
ing attorney before the supreme
court, and is qualified in every way
to fill the office of district attor-
ney with credit and ability. He has
always been Democrat and an ac-
tive supporter of the party.
Read what the Democratic press
says of him:
"The sixth judicial district is
most fortunate in having the oppor-
tunaty to vote for man of Hub
bard's legal attainments. Bright,
snappy, he will, if elected, shake
some of the years accumulation of
dust from the dry bones in the dis
trict attorneys office" - Pagosa
Springs Sun.
"Mr. Hubbard is scholar, and an
able lawyer, man who stands for
the enforcement of law and order,
and one who has an unimpeachable
career in his dealings and business
relations with his fellowman." Cor
tez Herald.
"Mr. Hubbard's reputation as an
able and aggressive lawyer and a
man of stout honesty nd integrity is
making him strong candidate with
the people of the district who con-
slider ability and honesty the main
qualifications for the office of dis
trict attorney. ."-Bayfield Blade.
Mr.. Hubbard is an able lawyer, a
forceful advocate and an honest
man. In Denver, where he formerly
lived, and in Archuleta county,
where he now resides, he enjoys the
reputation of being an able and ag-
gressive lawyer, an orator of rare
ability and a man of absolute fair
ness, honesty and integrity. ."-Igna-
clio Chieftain.
Mr.. Hubbard says of the office:
'Tha office of district attorney
is one Of the most important to the
voters of the distict who believe in
a square deal for everyone; it is a |
public trust which must be faithful |
ability before voting for him for this
ly fulfilled and the voter should ap-
ply the acid test to candidates |
reputation for honesty, integrity and
office-if he cannot stand the test
he is not deserving of the support
IF the people"
In urging the election of Leslie E. |
Hubbard for district attorney, we
1isparage no other candidate, but |
believe that basen on Mr.. Hubbard's |
character and qualifications we are
justified in asking the voters to sup
port him with their influence and
,otes at the primaries on September
10, and at the election in November.
FRED BURKHARDT,
Chairman Democratic Central Com
mittee.