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Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1914-10-30
CAVENDISH PEOPLE RESENT
INSULT TO MIR. CHOATE

Cavendish, Idaho, October 26, 1914.
Editor, Clearwater Republican:
Replying to "Taxpayer" from
Cavendish, in the last issue of the
Orofno Tribune, please allow us space
in your paper to refute the insinua-
tions and false statements against
Mr.. Choate regarding his stand rela-
tive to the manner in which the money
was to be procured to build new
school house in the Teakean school
district. 1t was Mr.. Choate who sug-
gested the plan of securing the money
by special levy instead of bonding
the district, claiming that it would
be cheaper in the end, and we could
pay for the building in two years in
stead of paying interest on bonded
debt for six or ten years, and we all
know this is true. The people of the
district did so and we have one of the
best buildings to be found in Clear
water county, as anyone can see.
The best thing of it all is that 1T is
paid for and we are out of debt. We
have two rooms and maintain q nine
months term of school each year, en-
ploying two teachers; have plenty of
money to make all necessary improve
ments, such as we'll; also bought
some additional land, all without vot-
ing any special taxes upon ourselves.
The Taxpayer from Cavendish can t
say that of his district and tell the
truth. blythe way we are not insin-
uating that he ever lied.) We also
submit to you Mr., Voter, the good,
common, horse sense of Mr.. Choate
relative to bonding. If he is elected
county commissioner you can judge
for yourself his attitude as to bond
ing the county. The taxpayers of
this county have not forgot the fact
that democratic board of commits
$35, 900 on the county to build $50, 900
court house, which it would take for a
suitable building.
Again, Mr.. Taxpayer says that
L. SIIOdlS lS tIlC OWIlcI VI ONCI SlA
hundred acres of land and conducts a
general store and sawmill, which is
true. That certainly speaks well of
Mr.. Choate as business man. Just
the kind of a man our county needs to
do it's business. just the kind of a
man we have been looking for, 10,
these many years. What contrast
between business man and our pres
ent bocrd Of commissioners!
Again, Mr.. Taxpayer says that
at this time Mr.. Choate's children had
reached that age where common school
education was unnecessary. Now Mr..
Taxpayer" you certainly can take
the head of the class for telling ar
untruth. You know that Mr.. Choate
has two boys going to school at thi'
moment. You also know that on,
other boy passed the eighth grade las
winter and his youngest daughte
passed it the winter before. Tell th'
truth Mr.. Taxpayer and sham
the devil.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1914-10-30
Fruits Of Gang Rule

Here is something for the people
to think about.
Four years of democratic county
rule and the Blakes, with Blake tools
in office, and how does the county
stand?
The county is s1oo, 900 in debt, and
probably more; the road funds are
overdrawn, or soon will be, more than
500, 08O; Clearwater county warrants
are no longer worth their face. The
banks are turning them down. The
Lewiston National has notified the
Bank of Orofino that it will buy no
more Clearwater county road war
rants; that they now hold some of
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1914-10-30

the peoples money, Clearwater coun-
ty had thousands of dollars of war
rants, drawing Z per cent interest.
outstanding, and the Fidelity bank
held, we believe, about $4,000 Of
them.
On February II. 1914, we wrote to
Miss Ruth Broman, treasurer of La
tab county, and she said:
"This year we stopped interest on
A5, 900 worth of warrants drawing Z
per cent interest, six weeks earlier
than last year."
AS to the method of depositing
county funds, Miss Broman, who, by
the way is a democrat, wrote under
the same date:
"All money received is immeditely
deposited to the treasurer's account as
we get "a per cent on daily balances
at the bank. Tax collectors s accounts
are transferred to the treasures S ac-
count in order to obtain this interest,
which will amount to $40O for the
month of January, 19l4".
AS to deputies Miss Rroman wrote:
Gas treasurer for the past three
years have had no help, and as tax
collector have one deputy for six
months only"
Then consider this:
Miss Broman has more than twice
the work that Blair Hoar has. Latah
county has 5000 names on the tax
rolls. Clearwater has not to exceed
$500. In Latah county, for the year
1918 the assessment roll called for
1856, 1888. .45. Clearwater county is
only $l52, 56o.s2. The assessed valu-
alton of Latah county is $23, ITO, l74.
Clearwater county is $S,975, 191..
The value of the taxable property
of Nez Perce county is more than
double that Of Clearwater. The cost
of maintaining the office Of county
treasurer in each county during the
year ending April IL, 1914, was as fol-
lows:
Nez Perce county, So, 459. 80.
Clearwater county, $3,647.S4.
! And this does not include the 1926
, that Frank Zelenka paid Blair Hoar
: for special services.
The above is very fair illustration
: of the way the gang are managing the
> business affairs Of the Clearwater
county. The tax dollar is not buying
as much as it should. There is ex-
travgance. Frank Zelenka, as one OF
! the business managers of the
, county has voted for GRAFT and de-
Tended it. Harry Woods, who wa.
} commissioner of this county with
) Harper and Pat, voted for all kinds
| of rottenness and he wants two year,
more. Joel Wilson is endorsed BY
the gang, and if elected will stant
!, with the Orofino Tribune and tina
: crowd. He has not come out openl,
against the gang, if at all. He i
g out campaigning with the gang
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1914-10-30

William J. Todd, candidate for
Probate Judge on the republican tick
ct, has been resident of Pierce for
l8 years and is a highly respected
citizen. For the past five years he
has been postmaster at Pierce. The
people urged the nomination of Mr..
Todd, and his neighbors and all who
know him are working hard for his
election.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1914-10-30

vestigated that the people may
know the truth, and the rights and
interests of the people protected.
We will look after county bisi-
ness as carefully as we would our
own private business.
We will do all we can for the
public schools. We will make the
peoples dollar buy as much as q
private dollar.
FRED CHOATE
j. P. HARLAN
j. l.. COONTZ.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1914-10-30

The republicans have endorsed John
w. Eagleson for state treasurer. He
is good man. Write in his name, if
the distributing clerk does not place
sticker on the ballot.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1914-10-30

Weippe, Idaho, October 28, 1914.
To the voters of Clearwater county:
<s~f have knownJ. L. Coontz for the
last II years and l have had business
dealings with him. ! have always
found him honest in every way, ahd
have never heard anyone question his
honesty. When a man is in business
in agcommunity for IL years and not a
man will question his honesty and in
tegrity, it speaks we'll for the man.
We want this kind of man for coun-
ty commissioner. Mr.. Coontz has
been successful in his own business.
He will be careful with the people s
business if they elect him. l am
glad to give him my endorsement, and
recommend him to the taxpayers Of
Clearwater county.
T. B. LEWIS.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1914-10-30

7. ]. LaForest, if elected to the
Legislature, will deliver the goods.
He is capable citizen, knows the
needs of our county, and is worthy
the support of the people.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1914-10-30

There isn't better man in Clear
water county than Joseph N. Larson
of Weippe. He is the man that all
the people, democrats and republicans,
picked as their first choice for county
commissioner. But Mr.. Larson could
not leave home, and when it came to
choosing another and Mr.. Coontz was
mentioned Mr.. Larson said that he
could support him with a clear con-
science, for he had known Mr.. Coontz
for over twenty years, and that he
was a good, honest man and sue
cessful business man. Mr.. Larson is
anxious to slean up theseounty. He
wants the records Investigated. He
wants extravaganza stopped. He
wants good roads. He wants schools.
He wants a county dollar to be hon.
estly expended. That the people may
know that Mr.. Coontz is a good, cap
able citizen worthy of support next
Tuesday, he has written the following
letter:
Weippe, Idaho, October q, 1914.
To the citizens of Clearwater county !:
l have known Mr.. Coontz for the
last twenty-five years, always being
an upright citizen. He, for many
years, lived on farm near Fraser,
but since then he has operated hotel
at Greer. He has always been sue
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1914-10-30
Weippe People Endorse
COOntz For Commissioner

cessful in the management of his own
business affairs.
| have never known him to belong to
any clique or ring, nor in any instance
has he ever been in sympathy with
bootleggers or any other unlawful
acts. | gladly recommend him for
the Office Of commissioner.
! remain,
JOSEPH N. LARSON.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1914-10-30
CARL FREMSTED.
Emil, JOHNSON.

Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 9th. day of October, 1914 A. d.
r. X. WHEELER,
Notary Public, residing at Elk Riv-
er, Idaho. My commission expires
May 28th, 1916.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1914-10-30

complaining witnesses in
above case herewith make affidavit
that we are living in the village of
Elk River, Idaho, that we intend to
continue to reside in said village and
further that we have at all times
been, and are now, willing to testify
as complaining witnesses in above
case, at any time that the prosecut-
ing attorney elects to try the same. =
IN WITNESS WHEREOF we have
hereunto subscribed our hands and
seals this the 9th. day of October,
1914, A. d.
Stoned
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1914-10-30

Again, Mr.. taxpayer" says that
Mr.. Choate went before the Nez Perce
county board protesting aginst ma
jority rule. Take the head of the
class again Mr.. Taxpayer. The
facts are, Mr.. Choate went before the
board of commissioners with a pc
tition to create new district out of
part of Cavendish and Teakean dis
ticts and we think Mr.. "Taxpayer"
gave him (Choate) all the assistance
that he could to get said new district
created.
Mr.. Voter, we will leave this ques-
tion to you to answer on November
8, next, as to Mr.. Choate's ability as
a business man, as to his truthfulness
and honesty.
Mr.. Taxpayer infers that Mr..
Choate is very dangerous man to
elect as commissioner. 1t is only in
ferance, that he will take no interest
in schools, roads, bridges or any 9TH
er public improvements. If that be
the case, VIII did he come out on
''good roads cay" last summer with
four horses himself, and two of his
boys and work two days, if he took
no interest in them? Why is it, that
he sends his children to school until
they pass the ninth and tenth grades?
We, the undersigned persons know
these to be facts. We have also
known Mr.. Choate for the past 10 to
25 years, in fact we live from ten
rods to one and one-half miles from
him and are willing to trust his abil-
ity to deal with our public improve
ments in an economical and business
manner. 1t is self-evident that his
neighbors and friends think we'll Of
him from the vote he got at the late
primary-62 out of 66 votes. Mr..
Taxpayer" says that some of Mr..
Choate's neighbors are not on speak
ing terms with him. We don't doubt
that for one minute. It is not long
since collector tried to collect bill
for Choate from one of these tax
payers, two years overdue. Sure he
got mad. Who wouldn't get mad
Again, Mr.. Voter we allow you to
form your own conclusions. How
ever, we, the undersigned, neighbors
of Mr.. Choate, deny Taxpayers
allegtions as to his stand regarding
public improvements in roads, schools
or anything else that would be OF
public benefit.
Signed,
ABE WALSTON
NV. HARLACHER
FRANK CAREY
P. E. HARLACHER
JOHN LIND
j JACK CRABB
w. F. E. HARLACHER
E. A. PATTERSON
D.. E. PIPPENGER
D. H. DANIELS
n nr ACuDTYDNY
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S~~-~@-<S~N~S~~~-~~I
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