The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1916-10-26
In, leans SUBMIT STRONG
LINEUP OF CANDIDATES.
,continued from page L.

--nareds of splendid men in Idaho
sre nun svho are among our best and
c0uev oppressive citizens, and leaders
- sse commercial and industrial LIE
= ar communities, who would be
y ,,sssly at sea in the legislative hall
~ ali the manner of procedure,
FneIe and customs would be totally
lSrIs TO their knowledge. This is
plss Of specializing and the Repub-
y a7 marty this year presents as its
RsII .t,ve ticket three men who have
'arnerience in legislative work, who
~u IN close touch with the county's
need and whose integrity, hon.
- and capability is beyond question.
E a. contemplate a change?
e rho Globe is glad of the opportunity
arodict a decisive victory for Messrs.
Ut Harchelrode and Meyer-along
os ,.S The rest of the Republican ticket
an election day.
-- Gous Rice and Clark Good Men.
The election of Dale Clark, John ID.
4 lang and John N. Rice, as the Repub-
lean county commissioners from their
.Ssractiye districts is certainty. The
liter has never heard this disputed
~ any one, even the most rabid par
.isons ON the Democratic side conced-
mo s the strength of these three men.
Messrs. Rice and Long are present
msmbers of the board of county fathers
while Dale Clark halls from the Koos-
ria section. His immense vote received
IN the primary election forecasts his
election on November z beyond a doubt.
All three are good men and true and
oacials who can be depended upon to
do their duty.
sBilp' Webb Right Man for Sheriff.
Offices of the county, the Republicans
uresent william Webb. "Bill" Webb,
As he is familiarity known in every part
Of the county, has a record for eff
cheney in office-he was deputy sheriff
under Former Sheriff John p. Eimers
in 1918 and 1914-that has never been
eycelled by any deputy in the sherifrs
Office before or since that time. No
trip was ever too hazardous for Bill
Webb; no call ever came but what Bill
was ready to answer 1t and there never
was an emergency but what Bill was
equal to it. That's a strong endorse
ment, of course, but you can find active
Democratic workers every day who will
cOncede, laying all political viewpoints
aside, that Bill Webb is without doubt
the best equipped man in the county to-
day for the county's chief peace officer.
ALI over the county people know and
trust Bill Webb; they know he is a man
who can be depended upon, man who
will tote fair with everybody. And
further: Every man and woman in
the county knows ehat Bill Webb is
absolutely without fear and that if
he starts out to take a law-breaker
into custody he will get his man. No
criminal ever played tag with Webb
when be was in the sheriff's office. If
you are stranger in the county, or if
yoI arc not acquainted with Bill Webb
anl his record ask your neighbor
about the Republican candidate for
sheriff and his qualifications. The
Globe is willing to let the result of your
vote rest upon what your neighbor
says Of Bill Webb.
Rice for County Treasurer.
Frank S. Rice, present county treas
urer and tax collector, is a candidate
for reelection on the Republican ticket.
Mr.. Rice has had years of experience
in the treasurer's Office and in submit
ting his candidacy for reelection does