Valdez daily prospector., 1916-03-31

future of Valdez, and like the remain
 der of the candidates on this ticket
 is pledged to a conservative admins Etration of the city's affairs. He Is g man of strong character, who will be influenced in his official actions only
 by he believes to be for the best in-
 by what he believes to be the best in
 returned to his seat in the council. +; CHARLES CRAWFORD is another
 pioneer of the North. First a resi-
 dent of Juneau for a number of years,
 he came to Valdez in 1903, and has
 made his home here since. He has been prominently identified with
 nearly every project for the develop ling the resources of the country and
 the upbuilding of the town. He is exceptionally public spirited, has the interest of the town at heart, and may
 be relied upon to use his every en- deavor to promote the welfare of the community. No man can point to a single disreputable action of Charles Crawford, and his industry and grit have carried him thru many financial panics. He will make an excellent !councilman, and should receive the I support of every voter,
 i A. J. MEALS has been a member of former councils and his record is such as to deserve the votes of his fellow citizens. He is man of strong character and broad views, and has will-power enough to carry out what he believes will benefit the community in which he resides. He has been a resident of the town since it's early days, and has lent his ener- gies to it's upbuilding. Elect him! A. J. DIMOND is the youngest, in point, of residence, if not in years, of the aspirants for councilman. He has never aspired to civic honors be- fore, although he has held the posi- tion of United States Commissioner at Chisana. He Is a lawyer of mark ed ability, possessed of brilliant mind, and is safe, sane, conserva- tive citizen. believing in square deal for everyone His interests lie here, and he will give the city a good, clean economical administration. As 8 member of the council he will prove worthy of every trust reposed in him, and should poll the vote of every citi- zen who is interested in bigger, bet ter Valdez.
 ANTON CARLSON has been member of several councils in pre- vious years, and it speaks we'll for his popularity that he retired from office with more friends than when he took his seat on the council. With large interests here he is vitally interested Tn the economical management of the city's affairs and the upbuilding of the municipality; No better choice could have been made, foracouncil-, man, as his past record is flawless, and he should poll large vote.
 JAMES PATTERSON has also had previous experience. on the city coun- cial. He has never sought public of fee, but has been selected to assist in conducting the affairs of the town. He lis a good business man and skilled workman and, having made a suc- -cess in his own affairs is qualified to perform a like service for the city. Economy is the keystone of the plat form on which he has become can- didate and to this end he will give his services MT. Patterson should receive your hearty support.
 It is up to you MT. Voter. With you lies the power to place in office those who will work for your best interest. With you must lie the re- suit of the election.
 If you are hOme-owner you should support the Citizens ticket for the reason that it will bring our city's credit to par and your taxes will be reduced accordingly. ''
 If you are a business man you should vote the Citizens ticket be- cause it is composed of men who can handle the city's finances intelligent ly and economically. - :. ':''>' I'd
 If you are a workingman you should vote the Citizens ticket be- cause it will build up the city instead :. -: