Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-03-30
SAM. VAULX IS APPLICANT FOR
 CIRCUIT CLERK
Popular and Efficient Dep. uty Clerk Expected to be
 Without Opposition.

s. F. Vaulx, or Sam Vaulx, as he is affectionately known to thousands in this section. makes formal announce that he is a candidate for the Demo- cratic nomination for circuit and chancery clerk in Jefferson county. Hundreds of friends of Mr. Vaulx already know that he intended to be an applicant for the place, many nav ing urged him to "come out" and judging from reports that come from all parts of the county the esteem in which MT. Vaulx is held is going to be demonstrated in a nractical man- ner: by giving him the nomination without opposition.
 The place that Mr. Vaulx holds in the esteem of the people of Jefferson is entirely deserved. as his friends 'rn r'1ic7- to poi-t out. He is 1iv- ing example of the spirit of ser7ric" to ones fellow men. For WI every position he has held he has nevof henu to ongrossed with his own affairs to stop and lend hand to another who may have needed assietance in solving some problem of business CT method, or in some other difficulty. He is efficient. too. and he carriec the spirit of service aa1 methods nt efficiency with himf when he went i"to the circllit clerk's office as q 'leputv as all who have had dealings with that office during the tenure of Frank M. Reeves will testify.
 oH AV1y has spent most of his life here For years he was engaged in the lnnlher industry starting as a grader with tine old Bluff City Lum 1er comuan,.. He worked his way up until he be- came an "office man." but that had not alter his attitude toward any one And those who know Sam vaulx best declare that no matter how hjgh he might ascend in wordlv affajr.,, ne would always be the same Sam Vaulx kindly. courteous. efficient, will ing. honest and impartial.
 Mir. Naulxl.. prepared himsc'f for the duties of deputy circuit clerk. and thus has been enabled 70 -ander exceptional service to attorneys anc business men. and help of great value to others not familiar with leeai formalities and procedure. And his help has been extended as cheerf,llv to the little fellow" as to those more prominent.
 Sine he has demonstrated his abi'- ity to handle well the affairs of he clerks office. MT: Vaulx believes that he is entitled to promotion and hopes the people will view it in the sar1- light His friends believe he is inc logical man" mad do not hesitate to say that "there isn't a, man in the county who can beat him,or who cap fill the place better :;' So far as is known. MT. VaulX hasn't political or personal enemy. Nor is his strength confined to any circle-he is as popular with those who engaged in manual labor as with those in the offices, stores and banks. He is as strong. politically. in the conuntv. as in the city. and as hiehlv esteemed hv the ladies who know him as hv the men.
 This is the first time MT. Vanlx has made application to the people for an office, and as he bases the apnlica- tion on 9 record with all it is boni- fidentlv helieved that every man who casts ballot in the primnrv wi,, voto fror, Sorl Vanlx. and thus pivn testimonial that roa1 eervi,o ir nnh- lie office is fnllv aNnreciate1.