The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1912-11-01
his hat and left the hall.


The Tribune strongly believes that
truth crushed to the earth will rise
again." The charges made against
the present incumbents of Office in the
county are without any foundation OF
truth. The people will find out the
truth and see through the shallow
trickery of the political montebanks.
For county commissioners, the Re-
publican party presents to the people
one of the best tickets Canyon county
has ever had. Mr.. Partridge is a man
who has has had experience in the
office. Mr.. Mitchell is farmer, and
a good one, too. He is man of keen
judgment, ripe experience, and broad
convictions. Mr.. Blair is banker, a
farmer, and a man that will bring to
the business of the county keen
business mind trained in up-to-date
methods. They are men that we'll and
fully appreciate the duties before
them. They will make good commits
sioners.
For state senator Mr.. Baldridge
stands head and shoulders over any
competitor. His record proves him to
be a man with sufficient breadth of
view to recognize what work is
being done in the senate, and force
of character enough to command re-
cognition from hi. constituents. He
can make the needs of Canyon known,
and can see that they are met.
For sheriff Frank Breshears is far
and away the best man before the peo-
pie. He has the experience. the toll
erance, the courage and the elements
that go to make real man. He is
big both in body and spirit. He will
poll the largest vote ever accorded a
county officer.
For county treasurer, Will Monk is
the best man that the party could put
up. Mr.. Monk has been in Office long
enough to become thoroughly
acquainted with the duties thereof. He
has reached degree of efficiency that
makes the idea of ousting him for a
green man, a matter of foolishness.
Mr.. Monk has saved the people of
Canyon county lot of money by his
system of finance.
For probate Judge D. D. Harger is
man peculiarly fitted for the posi-
ton. He is a man of ripe experience,
admirably trained in law, of sound
judgment, and enegetic to fault. He
has become we'll and favorably known
to the people of the county.
For school superintendent, Mabel
Grace Carleton has proven herself one
of the most efficient incumbents of
this difficult position. She has or
ganized the Office admirably, she has
raised the school standard, and she
has done this with a careful eye to
the pocketbook of the county. Miss
Carleton will receive a large token of
regard in the way of big vote Tues
day.
Mr.. A. o. Christopher for assessor
has been made to bear the brunt of
the unprincipled attacks of political
opponents on the county ticket. His
record will carry him through with
flying colors. In the ensuing term the
experience that Mr.. Christopher has
gained will be of untold profit to the
county. He is in a position to CO.
operate with the administration in a
concerted effort to reduce the burden
of taxation. The expenses of his Office
have been kept down carefully, while
efficiency of the same has caused wide
commentator from all fair-minded
people who were in a position to Judge
of the work. Mr.. Christopher has
made a mighty good assessor and will
make better one.
For county attorney, B. w. Henry
has some opposition-not because of
any lack of ability, however. He has
served as probate judge faithfully
and efficiently. He knows what is
called for in the Office of county at
torney, and is we'll able to cope with
the needs of the Office. Judge Henry
is a young man with ability and am
bition. He is clean, Straightforward
and energetic. He will be feared by
all offenders of the law.
Messrs. F. K. Robinson and F. H.
Mcconnell, as candidates for the
Offices of coroner and surveyor res
pectively, are men we'll qualified to
give the county the best service. They
are men of integrity and ability. There
is little doubt of their election.