The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1912-10-03
Candidates for District
and County Offices.

every man square deal. man and
Judge who has won the confidence and
esteem of every one who has known
him and who has had the endorsement
of practically every Democratic paper
in his district and except for the bicker-
ing of few, would be politicians
would have had the endorsement of not
only the Republican, but the Demoertic
partyo of his district.
District Attorney. Robert M.
Work, man of acknowledged ability
and altho an admirer and believer in
the principles and doctrines of Mr..
Roosevelt he believed that he need not
desert his party to maintain his prin-
ciples as progressive. A man who
has had experience in this office and
one who will always work for the en-
forcement Of law and order.
Representative, Cuthbert F..
Parker, A man who has always given
.liberally of his time and money for the
upbuilding of Sedgwick County. A
who has represented Sedgwick County
in the State Legislature for two terms
and who has always been able to do
things for the County, One who has
made success in life and can be trust
ed as but, few men can be,
County Judge R. J. Dsbsll
!. Appointed b fila vaaaney. A man
who has put the office upon business
basis and has devoted large amount
of time and money to making the office
thoroughly up to date and asks to be
elected so asto be able to carry out for
fill term the work of the office which
he has just nicely started during the
term of his appointment
County Clerk Lilly z. Labaree
A lady who has successfully conducted
the office for one term and has the en-
dorsement of the Democrat Party as
well as the nomination of.the Republi-
can Party for the second term.
Sheriff, o. S. Humherstone
A man who has been a resident of
Sedgwick County for a long time.
Who is thoroughly competent to con-
duct the office and who received at the
Primary election more votes than any
other candidate for office on either
ticket that had any opposition.
County Treasurer Samuel H.
Carlson.
A man who the worst that can be said
of him is that he has held the office
two terms, but who has been able
during adverse years to turn excess
fees of over 81, 500. 90 into the ordinary
fund. A man who knows his friends
after election as well as before. And
who is every ones friend all the time.
County Assessor, Gus McCor-
mick
A man from precinct No. precinct
which has never been represented by
aCounty official. A farmer of ability
who knows value and will not be
afraid to assess everv man equitably.
County Sup't Of Schools, Ella w.
Babcock. A lady of Sterling qualit
les and one who has done much during
the past 2 years in placing the Public
and High schools of the County upon a
plain; equal to any in the State. A
lady who is Thoroughly up to date and
who believes in progress, one who two
years ago was an instructor in our
High School and is devoting her time
to the betterment of our school system.
County Coroner, Perry Monjar.
A farmer who is thoroughly competent
and qualified to fill the office and who
will doso with credit both to himself
and to the County.
Commissioner of I'd District,
Jabez w. Broadhead. A successful
merchant of Sedgwick and a man
who has made success in life. One
who is thoroughly competent to dis
charge the complicated Guties of this
office and man who will reguard the
finances Of the County as though they
were his own. One who belives in