American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-10-31
The Democratic County Officials
Have Been Economical and Efficient

ne does not allow any vouchers IN
80 through for payment without they
are properly checked and 20 X ed"
~ the proper authority. Hr. Robin
ION has made big saving in his of.
dee by reducing the number of de-
puties employed and thus cutting
Town the expense to the county He
mas saved In salaries i'm 1913 as COM
Jared with 1912 s505.0O. He has col
ected In fees S9S015 more than was
collected In 1912, this makes a total
saving to the county In this Office
alone OF $1,4S515.
County Surveyor
c. NJ. Twelves, Provo, capable en-
gineer as well as surveyor. Has done
much toward giving us good roads
md will do more IL elected
County Recorder
George Amos, Payson, a young man
rom one of the best families in Pay
ion Has made good in business and
> safe. sane and competent.
Superintendent Of County Schools
James II. Walker, Pleasant Grove,
one Of the leading educators of the
county with exceptional ability for
his office. lie is ARREST of the times
IN his profession as Il teacher with
ideas and methods strictly modern
and up-to-date. He is conscientious,
.ndefatigable and energetic in his
work-will be an ideal Superlnten-
lent of Schools II elected.
State Senator
Caleb N. Tanner. Provo, A capable
engineer and q trained scholar. En-
perienced In the service of the people,
champion of advanced and pro-
gressive reforms, unsullied In charac-
ter, untainted by the spells of Office
during all his service In the admins
tration of his past trusts. He knows
the material resources OF our state
and the legislative needs Of our peo-
Pile.
State Senator
Henry T. Reynolds, Springvllle,
member of the last Legislature.
knows the rules of law making; clean
and competent A man OF affairs and
of true sympathy with the progress
sive reforms demanded by the peo-
pie.
Legislature Representative
Clarence NJ. Beck, American Fork,
a clean young man, who has made
lawyer: a student of political econ
omy, imbued with the spirit OF the
times; sober, clean and honest IN
the legislature he will distinguish
himself I'm his ceaseless labor on the
side OF the people.
Legislature Representative
r. d. Wadley, Pleasant Grove, one
II the states best citizens; thirty,
qualified In every way, and one Oh
whom the material and moral inter-
ests OF the whole state might rely
Legislature Representative
Robert Mckell Spanish For
man of affairs, who has been hohoreu
both socially and eccleslasticaiiy,
who has always been known Tor iis
and industry, and VINO WIN
be beyond the price OF special ihter,
ests. and ever on the side OF lusuce
and fair play In dealing with the III
terests of the state.
Legislature Representative
= w. ID. Openshaw, Santaquin,
young man of courage ana aDinS
% do the right as he sees 1t; Is rlsn'
on moral questions and can DC ue
ended upon TO legislate for the peo'
pie. .,
Do You Favor Good Government
The Retirement Leagues OF 'nls
are asking the candidates 'o
The State Legislature whether Wv,
will vote TO submit the quest'U" ~
state wide prohibition to the No'' All
he people at a special electioI, ~
but Henry Gardner (RepuDllcap hIe
Spanish Fork, has sent III laEo' a." ~
m swers but he has not WY -
cause he knows that the kepup's1oot
party Is tied this year hand ana loV,
o the whiskey trust and the sa,Vy ,s
men are paying the campaign pl,
If that party. The Betterment L Cnrd
3 opposed to the election OF MT u"''
ler.
False Charges Made
The Republican spellblnderS ,ninS
wen their papers are stating VIM VIM
hey have received through the S'a'J
auditors Office which are lalse a, .,,
We challenge them to prove DePu"
auditor George Judd was in the coun
y assessors office n short time o ,se
me year ago and secured an ond
igures which they are now USING 90"
he admitted to the county asse'I ~.
he other day when he was taken "a,
O. the office and shown the hooks s"I
IL WA wrong and yet the Ropuu~
ans so right on with the same s'v re
Ne challenge them to prove py .or.
county auditors books that lhe nre
ous districts In Utah county mn a,y
'een charged in excess by the eoa"iw IN
'flicials to the extent Of S3l ;9O "a
tatement No |. We also chalie"Ho
hem to prove statement NO oIs
which they claim that the so ,a
we're charged excessively SldS'6''