Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1918-11-01
REPUBLICAN TICKET
WILLIAM II. WATTS
Candidate for Congress, First Con-
gressional District.

Native of Utah and resident of Og-
den. President Utah Construction Co.
Has been leader in development of the
great West, being particularly active
in railroad construction and irrigation
projects. Has for years been large
employer of labor and has been sing
ularly free from labor troubles. Those
who work for Mr.. Watts esteem him
for his generous, fair and square
methods. Two members of his fam
lily are in active military service and
he is prominent in Liberty Loan work.
WILLIAM SPRY
Candidate for Congress, Second Con-
gresiOnal District.
Resident of Salt Lake City. Gov
ernor of Utah for two terms. Othe.,
offices held with distinction are Col
lector for Tooele county, member State
Legislature. United States Marshal,
President Western Governors Asso-
citation, Chief Executive for National
Governors Conference. He has ma
tional reputation for ability and fear
lessness in the discharge of duty. Now
active in service on draft board and
Liberty Loan committees, and has
inellperS oi his fanny III Military
service.
1--WE do not vote for Spry in the 1st
congressional district.)
A. f. BOWEN
Candidate for Supreme Court of Titan
Eight Year Term.
A native of Utah and resident OF
Logan; Al years of age. Worked his
way through Brigham Young College
and practiced with high honors. Law
graduate of the University Of Chicago
Lectured on law in the b. Y. College
for twelve years; is member OF law
firm of Nebeker, Thatcher q Bowen;
was twice attorney for Cache county
being elected once when all other
members on ticket were defeated.
]. f. Prick
Candidate for Supreme Court of Utah
Six Year Term.
Resident of Salt Lake City and one
of Utah's most distinguished jurists
Has been a member of the supreme
court for twelve years and is now
Chief Justice. Was admitted to the
bar in 1880, and his knowledge of law
is conceded to be unexcelled in the
west. He has established reputa-
ton on the bench, not only for deep
learning, but for strict and fearless
sense Of justice and impartiality.
JAMES w. CHERRY
Candidate for Supreme Court of Utah
Ten Year Term.
Resident of Mt. Pleasant. Utah. En-
tered law office of his father, Judge
Cherry, and has been at active prac-
tice for the past TWENTY-FIVE years in
Utah He served as District Attorney
for the Seventh Judicial District from
1912 to 1916. Is at present chairman
of the Sanpete County Council of De-
Tense; a member of the Legal Advis-
DRY Board and has n son Mt the front.
In his numerous civic capacities, Mr..
Cherry has proved himself to be able
and courageous.
LAWRENCE A. MINER
Candidate for Judge of This District.
Resident of Nephi, Utah. Born in
Salt Lake City; son of the late JUS
tice Miner of the Supreme Court of
Utah. Graduate of the B. Y. High
School, University of Utah and OF
the law department of the University
of Chattanooga, Tennessee, Practiced
law nine years in Utah, seven of which
have been in this district. Man of
family, four children. Endorsed by
many prominent jurists and attor-
neys of the state.
O. +. M'SHANE
Candidate for Senaror from Eleventh
Senatorial District.
Residtnt of Beaver. Educated and
polished, For a number of years was
post master Of Beaver; served as Ju-
venne judge of this district and has
represented Beaver county in the
state Legislature Is man of fam
lily and has son in the service. Has
a pleasing personality and is close
student Of things political. Eminently
qualified for the position he seeks.