The Coconino sun., 1920-10-22

values, business property values. And he knows the county, every part of it, where there is anything of value to assess.
 Beeson is honest, well-educated, ab- solutely conscientious, and he can do more work with that one arm and hand of his, whether it be on a farm, in the saddle, at the wheel of a car or at typewriter or set of books than many two-men, four-hand combina- tions. He is an inveterate hustler. He finds time to run his ranch, according to progressive, up-to-date methods, attend to his work as secretary of the Coconino County Farm bureau, take good care of his arduous job of getting together and handling the farm ex- hits for the state fair and campaign ing, all at one and the same time. And he is doing all of them well.
 Bill Beeson, by the way, is the man who saw to it that our farmers at the state fair last fall captured about twice their share of prizes. He is go- ing to duplicate the feat this fall. He will have to leave here the morning after election to take care of the ex- hibits at the fair; but he isn't letting that worry him, because he feels that the news of his election won't be any the less sweet because he hears it a few days late.
 Beeson, as assessor, will be fair, careful and thorough. No better man for the place could be picked.
 FOR STATE SENATOR
 CHAS. E. LARSON
 Not everybody knew Charlie Larson personally previous to the campaign, though all had heard of him; but prac- Ntically everyone knows him now and likes him. Better yet, they have con- fidence in him.
 Larson impresses every person who meets him as man who will credit ably and fittingly represent this coun- ty at the state capitol. He is we'll read, oad-guaged, a successful and experienced business man. He can put this thoughts into clear-cut, con- vincing language. He will prove to be strong man both in committees and on the floor of the state senate.
 Larson has been a resident of this county for ten years, and is at pres ent chiefly engaged in the wholesale fuel wood business, operating sever- al camps in the western part of the county.
 He is student, especially of polit- ical economy; is well-versed in par i liamentary rules and tactics, believes in strong, honest administration of public affairs. He is an ardent boost ter for good roads and for better schools, a firm believer in the re- sources of the state and county, and man who will conscientiously and ably represent all of the people of the whole county.
 FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE FRED w. PERKINS
 The people are fortunate in ob- taining the consent of Judge Perkins to come out for the office of state rep resentative. His long experience as a lawyer; his seven years on the bench as judge of the superior court of this county; the four years he served as a member of the Northern Arizona Normal school board, during which | tliIiC tIc SCiOOi tOOh OIi HcW lIlc dUU prosperity; his five years service as trustee of Flagstaff school district, during which time manual training and domestic science and art were in troduced; his connection with sheep cattle and other business interests have all unusually we'll fitted him to fill the office of member of the state legislature.
 Judge Perkins came to Flagstaff 17 years ago, maintaining his residence here ever since. During that time he has, in many ways, shown himself to be interested in the welfare of the people and prosperity and progress of the county. He and his excellent wife have raised five children-three sons and two daughters. Their two daughters taught in our public schools. One son for the past 13 years has been engaged in the live stock business near Williams, that be- ing his postofice address and voting place. Two of their sons are mining engineers, one living in Phoenix and the other in Joplin, Missouri.
 Judge Perkins comes of puritanic stock, his ancestors coming to this country soon after the landing of the Pilgrims at Plymouth, and he is de- scended from at least five ancestors who served in the Revolutionary war He is now president of the Arizona Society of the Sons of the American l Revolution. He is known as man of sturdy, upright and fearless charac- ter. doing what he thinks is right.
 Coconino county cannot do better than to send Judge Perkins to the state legislature as their representa- tive.
 FOR JUSTICE OF THE PEACE R. J. KIDD
 Judge Kidd is a candidate for re- election. That he will be reelected 1 is practically certainty. He is an ideal man for the office, because of his L.. fhxy onI nm