Cayton's weekly. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1916-1921, 1920-10-23
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tinue the busintess as it has been going
but to even better it, said Mr.. Gardner
Both men are quite popular and will 90
well.
Unless the signs of the times deceive me
Claude G. Ramsay is going to get more
votes in King county than the presidential
candidate. Wherever you 60 it's the one
story. 81 ain going to vote for Ramsay
Oh yes' the same voter will continue
II am going to vote the Republican ticket
more less straight, but do like the way
that man Ramsey goes after things.' In
my opinion Mr. Ramsay is the most popular
politician in the county and he will score
victory in the general election that will
place him at the head Of the eligible list
in case he ever desires to go a step further
in the political game. I have been know
ing Claude Ramsay for thirty years and
so far as I know he has always done unto
others as he would have others do to him,
which is one Of the finest traits in the
human character, and not only myself, but
the general public recognizes that splendid
qualification in him and I feel absolutely
safe in predicting that he will lead on
the Republican ticket at the coming cleo.
ton. The voters of King county would do
themselves proud if on November End next
they would forget party politics and prac.
ticaly unanimously elect Claude G. Ram
say to succeed himself as county commits
sioner
Somewhere above told you about driv.
ing twenty-five miles in the country last
Sunday, and, that I may bring out the
point wish to present to you at this time,
I drove to Newcastle by the way of Renton
1t had been good many years since had
been there and when I last visited the
place it was not only tedious but dangerous
to even walk to Newcastle from Renton and
simply awful to try to drive there in a
vehicle but now the roads are in such good
condition that an automobile can get out
to Newcastle with almost as much ease as
it can get around Seattle and as is the
road to Newcastle so are the roads to other
places and much of that state of affairs
from a public road standpoint is due to
the individual work Of Thomas Dobson,
county commissioner from the third COM
missioner's district The first thing he did
after taking his seat as county commissioner
was to get acquainted with the other two
commissioners, secondly to acquaint him.
self Of the urgent needs of the county and
thirdly to make it possible for the three
commissioners to work as one person for
'ne SeHeldl Soou OIL Clle community, all OF
which may be termed team work. Good re-
suits have come from the united work of
the commissioners and if that good work is
to be continued the voters should re-elect
Tom Dobson and thereby enable the COM
missioners to continue their team work I
trust Mr.. Dobson will run neck and neck
with Mr. Ramsay and [ trust Mr. Ramsay
will lead the Republican ticket
y
Up against fight, is an ugly plight in
which to be, if you cant get free and you
scratch your head and wish you were
dead, to dodge the worry and the awful
hurry, that the other fellows in because
You are 'thin'', and because he knows,
he's got your nose: But stiff upper lip
and an iron grip will give YOU the nerve