Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1912-10-31

common people? In conclusion We
/ Will state that no man stands higher
with his neighbors and friends than
does Eugene j. Sullivan. Mr.. Harri
son, Mr.. Soderberg and Mr.. Sullivan,
Mr.. Taxpayer, if elected, will be the
business end of the next county ad-
mlnistration. If you elect these three
men you will have no such disgraceful
state OF affairs as has characterized the
doings OF the present county board.
Next we have Jack Crabb, for sheriff.
Jack is farmer and lives in the Pot
latch, and the only possible connection
he could have with the timber barons
is the fact that he once worked in a
saw mill carrying away lumber. How
ever his election has been a foregone
conclusion from the start and burnt
camphor couldn't save his opponent
from defeat. Next we have Mr.. Mar
quette, good, honest man who has a
reputation for efficiency and honesty
and has been employed in some of the
biggest logging and milling operations
in the northwest. In every position of
life Mr.. Marquette has acquitted himself
with credit and his hosts of friends
throughout the county will see to it
that his majority is a topnotcher on
election day. Next we have Jake C.
Bullock as candidate for probate Judge.
Now everybody knows "Jake" that
knows anybody. AS county commits
sioner for two years under the old
county he was largely instrumental in
establishing and inaugurating the sys-
tenn OF more permanent improvements
in the shape Of concrete and steel
bridges, etc. He placed South Sho-
shone on the map, and secured more
money for roads, bridges and grades
for his section than all his predecessors
combined. The handsome 5000 steel
bridge across the Orofino is n monu-
ment to his pluck and perseverance,.
He has good judgement and well
balanced mind and will make an ideal
probate Judge. Mr.. Bullock's election
is considered cinch by all.
Next we have Miss Mix, our efficient
school superintendent. II there
is any one candidate on the county
ticket who should be returned without
opposition, that candidate should be
Miss Mix. Taking our school system
In its iniative, she has, by unceasinp
labor and untiring devotion, succeeded
in bringing it up to standard second
to none in the state. Many citizens of
oil political faiths think this office
should be removed from the realm of
politics, and this class is supporting
Miss Mix throughout the county. Next
in the list is Samson Snyder, candidate
for assessor. Mr.. Snyder is a graduate
OF the University of West Virginia and
has resided IN Idaho for tWenty-one
years. He has followed the OCCUPATIONS
OF school teacher, farmer, store keeper
sawmill operator and telephone owner.
Because he has succeeded in life he is
classed with the climber barons' and
bitterly assailed because his telephone
system has connections with the Pa
clfic States system. OrOfino and this
section OF Idaho owe much to Mr..
Snyder's courage and perseverance in
opening up and giving us a first class
with the outside world.
Because of Mr.. Snyder's large busi.
ness experience in many lines he is es.
peclally fitted for the office to which
he aspires. No man is better qualified
to Judge values of Clearwater property
than Mr.. Snyder and for this reason he
was urged for the position of assessor
II you elect him, Mr.. Taxpayer, you