The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1914-10-30
Nez Perez County Candidates
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F. S. MISUNDERSTANDING for
representative on the republican
ticket, of Nez Perez county, lawyer,
with offices in the Thiessen block,
Lewiston, licensed to practice in all
the courts of the state of Idaho.
Mr.. Randall was at one time district
attorney in Genesee county, New
York, and came to Idaho to look
after the interests of Franklin M.
Potts, of Philadelphia, owner of
more than six thousand five hun
dred acres of land in Nez Perez
county. The interests represented
by Mr.. Randall pay into the county
treasury annually more than three
thousand dollars in the way of tax
es. Faithfully caring for the inter-
ests of his employer he stands with
the farming community in the desire
to keep the tax per cent within the
bounds Of reason. Mr.. Randall was
raised on farm, his father having
owned 800 acres in western New
York state. These lands are still
owned by membres of the family.
He is capable self reliant man,
able to command the respect of men
in any position in which he might
be placed before them, but he is
especially fitted by training and
natural ability to act as represent
ative of the interest of North Idaho
in the state legislature.-1O5
ETHEL E. REDFIELD, who is a
candidate for reelection to the Of
flee of County School Superintendent
of Nez Perez County, is native of
Idaho, her birth place being Kamiah.
She was raised and educated in the
Willamette Valley, Oregon. She is
graduate of the classical course of
Albany College, receiving the degree
of A. B., and was also graduated
from the normal course of the same
institute with the degree of B. S. D..
In addition to educational prepara-
tion, Miss Redfeld was we'll equip
ped for the office which she now
holds by actual teaching experience
in all grades and forms of work of
the public schools. For seven years
she worked in the rural grade and
high schools of Oregon. She was a
member of the faculty of the Lewis
ton High School for over five years.
Her services in the office of super
intendent for the past year and a
half has attested to her fitness for
the office, and the experience gained
has enlarged her effciency.-104
BILL MALLORY-For IS years a
resident of the state of Idaho, but
never before in politics farther than
to exercise his prerogatives as an
American citizen, is now a candidate
on the republican ticket for record
er in Nez Perez county. Mr.. NAL
Tory is proprietor of the Imperial
Blacksmith Shop on old 9Th avenue
Lewiston. He has conducted q
blacksmithing business at this loca.
ton for the past eight years, has
built up a splendid trade, evidenced
by the fact that he employs contin.
uously from two to five men.
While Mr.. Mallory is mechanic,
and is now actively engaged at his
trade, yet his clerical ability cannot
be disputed. For six years he
worked as bookkeeper in the genera
merchandising business of ]. Alex
ander. Lewiston. He is a hare
working man, yet able to adapt him
self to whatever the occasion may
demand. A successful bushes:
man and a willing worker is a goot
man for the people to employ.-10I
PORTER SHAFFER- Candidate
for Commissioner from District No
l. Owner of fine, well improved
farm in Nez Perez county, neal
Uniontown, Washington. He hal
lived on this place IA years and ha
made splendid home as the result
of his labor at the head of Hatwa
creek. Mr.. Shaffer is an active
Farmers Union man, and is wide
awake to the interests that cocre1
q the farmers of this county.-101
E. M. BOOTH-Born in Mime
apolis, Minnesota, in March, 1888
was educated in the Minneapoil
schools. Left Minnesota in 1905
coming to Lewiston, Idaho. Began
the practice of civil engineering il
1906. Has been connected witt
numerous projects in this section o
the county. amoung them being tn
Waha-Lewiston Irrigation and tn
Pasco Reclamation project, the in
stallation of the Indian Cache Rancl
irrigation system at Lewiston ant
the government water system a
Fort Lapwai and was connected wit