The Coconino sun., 1920-10-22

kester has always been active in
 farm organization work. Much that
 has been accomplished in organization
 and in securing the adoption by our | farmers of more up-to-date farming
 and marketing methods has been due
 to him.
 Kester has mature judgment, sound
 business sense, a thorough under
 standing of our needs. He is in thor
 ough sympathy with the general de-
 sire for better roads and schools. He
 is dead set against waste of any kind
 and, if elected, as undoubtedly he will
 be, can always be counted on to give
 the utmost care and attention to pro-
 noting wise, economical and pro-
 gressive county development program.
 Voting for-Campbell and Hester
 for county supervisors - for both of
 them, mind you--is voting for your
 own best interests, voting for men
 who will do the things you believe
 should be done, for men who will put
 their feet down on extravagance,
 waste and inefficiency.
 FOR SHERIFF
 VIM. A. CAMPBELL
 Billy Campbell's is the third name
 in the triology of Campbells on the
 republican ticket this year, though
 none of them are in any way related. | When Jack Harrington, the regu- lar republican nominee for reelection
 as sheriff, resigned couple of weeks
 ago, nearly everyone instinctively
 thought of Billy Campbell. The only one, apparently, who didn't think of him was Billy himself. Jack had writ ten Billy from California saying that he wasn't going to make the race.
 Whereupon Billy tore the letter up
 without showing it or saying word about it and wrote Jack letter of re- } monstrance.
 , When the republican county central committee had to accept Harrington's
 resignation, which had been formally presented to them, they at once unan- imously nominated Campbell to make } the race in Harrington's stead. They , did this without consulting Campbell at all. Then they sent for the latter,
 told him what they had done, pledged him their enthusiastic and unqualified support and told him to get busy. About all Campbell had to do in get ting busy was to help let people know of the change in nomination, for he } has so many warm friends and ad- mirers in both parties that his cleo tion is foregone conclusion. Billy Campbell is a square chap. He's straight as they make lem, and at the same time a hustler all of the time, always conscientiously eager to } do his duty. The sheriff's office will be in good hands under Campbell's ad- ministration. He knows every nook
 and cranny in the county. He knows where to look for people. He knows how to distinguish between the } thoughtless, to-all-intents innocent offender and the one who wantonly breaks the law. He will conduct the office with justness, severely when se- . verity is demanded, mercifully when mercy ought to be exercised. He has high school and normal business col lege education. Billy, also, has log ged and ranched. He's a rancher now, and president of the Coconino Farm . bureau. He is a native of Kentucky. He came here eighteen years ago. He is 48 years old, son-in-law of Super
 for Court Judge J. E. Jones. Campbell is now undersheriff, ac- cepting the place only after much urg- ing by Sheriff Harrington following } the resignation of Wm. Hicklin. At \ one time previously he was under sheriff, during Harry Henderson's in- cumbency. Previous to that he was for some time connected with the To- cal forest service offices.
 The sheriff's is one of the most inn
 portant offices in the county. It can
 be run in such way as to bring dis
 grace and shame upon the county as
 well as great and needless expense. It
 has to account for large amounts of
 money tkat pass through it. It re- , quires man of business, careful, hon. est and steadily on duty. Billy Camp bell is fully up to all the require
 ments.
 FOR TREASURER
 VIM. M. RUDD
 "Bill" Rudd. Judging from the way
 he boiled votes in the primary, "BilI
 must be generally known and uni
 versally popular. And on November
 2nd he will run like "house afire." : It gets kind of tiresome saying the : same thing over and over again, but in justice to Rudd it must be repeat ed-for he is another of the republi. 7 can candidates who didn't seek the , nomination until lot of his friends 5 made him think of it and then made him consent to it.
 "Billy" Rudd was born in this state and has lived in it all of his life. He is a member of the well-knowr Apache county pioneer family o1 Rudds. He came to Flagstaff some twenty years ago, Where he attended the Normal school, then went into the , forest service as ranger, later re- , signing to go into the cattle business which he supplements by extensive , farming.
 ! Billy" Rudd is qualified for the of. flee, not only by education but by vir. tue of his sturdy honesty and all. ] around character. No better mar . could have been nominated, fact un- | T. 1-- L