The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1920-10-29
IS NOT A
CANDIDATE IN COUNTY
Bum Instructions Sent Out BY Budden
To Voters Of Valley County En-
harnesses League Candidate.

The little card issued by one Budden
puppet of King George, and high sal
aried minion of Dunn, out of his mag
n%ificently furnished offices in the five
story Stanton Bank building at Great
Falls, tells you women and men of VAL
ley County to vote for C. w. Krampfer
for Clerk & Recorder. There is a G.
w. Kampfer running for that Of
flee but apparently Mr.. Budden has
not been in America long enough to
learn that fact. This illustrates the
vice of the slave drivers method. G. w.
Are you going to write his name on the
ballot, or refuse to follow this fellow
Budden's Instructions? Would you
vote for a candidate who lives in
Canada if Budden told you to do so?
Let's not destroy the spirit and pur-
pose of elections as Budden wants you
to. Rather let's see who will do our
work properly.
Last week we pointed out what in
efficient work is being done in that
office. The costly work of figuring
out the taxes must all be done rel
and now there is a horde of clerks
doing the work for which the county
has already paid. Yhe News, still
practicing deception, says: "Mr.
Kampfer made a marked improve
ment in the efficiency of the Clerk &
Recorders office the first few months
after assuming the responsibilities Of
the position he now holds" What was
this marked Improvement? Was it the
addition of the members of Mr.. Ramp
fer's family to the office force? Was
that Improvement in the office effici-
ency, or in the efficiency of MI. Kamp-
fer in providing soft snaps for his'n?
What became of that marked improve
ment in the efficiency of the office?
It certainly ceased to function many
moons ago. Ten per cent efficiency
would have saved the county many
| dollars in doing over the tax work at
| rs cents, per hour per clerk. Ten per
per cent efficiency would have had all
voters, whose names were omitted,
upon the election lists and books. Ten
per cent eficienct would have had all
the election supplies out to the pre-
cincts before today.
It is important that every voter
look over the published lists which
ought to be posted in every precinct.
If YOU registered and your name is
not on the list, or if YOU voted at the
general election in 1918 and your name
is not on the list, write the Republican
County Central Committee and it will
take the necessary steps without cost
to you to get a certificate from the
clerk and recorder which will enable
YOU to vote at the election.
On account of errors in the tax
hooks occurring in that office every
taxpayer should investigate the items
of his taxes before he pays his taxes.
Last week. at the direction of the
| News. Mr.. Kampfer fired John Hoff-
man, a deputy clerk and recorder. Mr..
Hoffman is one of the most efficient
and. ioyal men who ever worked in
that office. He has a wife and seven
children to support. This meant no
thing to the News gang. They would as
soon destroy a family and starve chill
dren as to disseminate propaganda of
distrust and Misrepresentation. All
that the News a say in support of
Mr.. Kampfer is:-.
c. W. HAMPER