The Glenwood post., 1916-11-04
Go Before the People on Clean Rec.
ords and Promises Of Faithful
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the people. John l.. Noonan proved
what could be accomplished for us
when he did his duty while he repre-
sented us in the last legislature. And
with Lee and Deane working together
in the coming session. we will have two
men who can and will do things for us
of this section of the western slope.
Both believe in making laws which are
to be enforced. Both believe in not
passing worthless legislation for the
sake of making record for the num-
Der of bills passed. Both are pioneers
of this section of the state. Both have
their interests here and both have assis-
ted materially in the development of
the country. 1t is well known that
both are familiar with mining, agricul-
ture and stockraising. Both advocate
the building of roads and the further
development of the rural as well as the
more thickly populated districts. Both
of these gentlemen believe in needing
the slightest detail in the wo.k they
shall undertake for you when they are
in the legislative halls down in Denver.
, They realize our needs and believe
/ in completing job while they are at
it. They will not believe in leaving
unfinished business as a part OF
their records. They will work to the
end that laws which will better protect
the people may be placed on the statute
hooks for Malaby and Noonan to use in
handling law violators;
Thus you realize the Importance of
kscnding Deane to the senate. Lee to
the lower house and electing Malaby as
sheriff and Noonan as district attorney.
All work in harmony and you. Mr.. and
Mrs. Voter. will be the beneficiary of
their works.
Our County Funds
You recall few weeks ago with
what thrill of pleasure you received
/ the word that John A. MacRae would
make the campaign for the office of
county treasurer on the Republican tick
ct. You all know John and you all
know his ability. his faithfulness, his
honesty and integrity in handling the
funds of this county. You know that
the first year of his service for you as
county treasurer, he earned back to the
county some thousand dollars or mor',
which was something entirely new and
| foreign to the county. You know that
each wear he served you and since that
| time because of his able methods Of
handling the office. the monies turned
hack have been continuing. This means
something to the taxpayers of the
county for, had he employed another
clerk, that excess would have been eat
en- up and you, Mr.. Taxpayer, would
have been worse off than we are today.
| MacRae, sterling business man of
| New Castle, where he numbers his
friends and supporters by the number of
population, is seeking election to the
office of county treasurer. John is
every inch a man and is imbued with
| the spirit of honesty and faithfulness
which means economical and efficient
service to the people if you elect him.
Vote for Mac Rae and thus put another
cog in the wheels of county govern
ment which will work in full and com
/ plete harmony with the others.
| The County Court
| No one, who has ever had dealings
with the county court of the county,
realizes the Importance of having a
competent man selected as county Judge.
| The Republicans have chosen A. L..
Beardsley, who made such clean rec
ord as county judge few years ago,
for their standard bearer for this most
important office. He is thoroughly
equipped with knowledge of law and
legal procedure. He knows the workings
. of court and has thorough knowl-
!. edge Of all that is necessary to make
him fitted in every way for the county
iudgeship Of Garfield or any other conn
ty r Judge Beardsley has travelled over
greater portion Of the county this
campaign. He has met hundreds of. old
| time friends and has no doubt, made
hundreds of new friends who will vote
for him on November 7th. Those who
have had dealings. with him as county
Judge know, his promptness in caring
for the work and details of the office.
While he served the people as county
indge few years aeo, he was rated by
attorneys, of. the state as conducting
the best county court in Colorado. II
was no uncommon thing to hear lawyer.
from Denver and other places, annonnc.
Ing TO other attorneys that Judge
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