The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1920-10-29

recCeQ Dy RepuDllcan PreSlQenC,
unless you elect Republican Sen
ate and House Of Representatives.
The Republican party stands for
protection of American products.
The Democratic party leaves the
fence open for the foreign producer.
WHICH DO YOU PREFER?
The work performed by Senator
Porter and Representatives Hugo
and Anderson, in the last session of
the Legislature, stamp them as men
we'll fitted to represent Latah
County. They now have the ad-
vantage of their experience at the
last session, and are in position to
be of much greater value to Latah
County in the next session, if they
are reelected. Latah County's edu-
cationa and other interests neces-
state strong men IN our Legislature,
and E. W. Porter, for senator, and
e i. j. Hugo and A. S. Anderson, for
representatives, have demonstrated
that they are capable of rendering
splendid service.
Latah County is fortunate in that
we have as good a sheriff as any
county in the state. John l..
Woody. the present sheriff and our
candidate for reelection, is one CT
the best citizens OF the county. He
has enforced the laws vigorously
and impartlalIy. He has worked in
entire harmony with the prosecut-
ing attorney, and this has resulted
in large sum of money in fines
without the great expense of GRIM
inal trials. The law abiding people
of the County know Mr.. Woody S
record for Acknowledgement. He has
not been found wanting. His record
deserves the good will of those of
our citizens who want to see all
our laws enforced without tear or
Iavor.
lone S. Adalr is a candidate for
reelection as County Treasurer.
The office of County Treasurer and
Tax Collector has been conducted in
an efficient manner by Miss Adalr
during her term of office. She is
always willing and anxious to give
information and service to the
people.
Her Office has collected and hand.
led funds for the various State and
County Departments and for the
various taxing districts. IN excess
of One Half Million Dollars the
past year, with a discrepancy Of
only SC long in funds at the close
of tie period.
The voters will make no mistake
in retaining her where she ha!
served so we'll.
The office of the Prosecuting At
torney is very important one. Il
; can cause the county great expenst
or it can be SO conducted as to be O.
very little expense. Under the in
!, cumbency of John Nisbet, as count!
attorney. the laws have been abb!
enforced and this has been dom
: with a MINIMUM of expense. Quiet
Iy and diligently, he has performed
his duties, and this course has re
suited in pleas of Guilty" by thos'
indicted instead of costly trials
If good honest service counts TO
anything in politics, Mr.. Nlsbet j
entitled to reelection.
Ldtdu SOuuty, ludukS u the lore
sight and ability of our county com
, missioners. John Cone, Columbu
Clark and Elmer M. Paulson, is il
: good financial condition. The busl
ness of the County is we'll Iooke'
after and is conducted with tn
least possible expense. Under tn
$ able direction of these men, Lata
!, County is without doubt the hes
governed county in Idaho. Their
is no reason whatever why the
should not be continued in office.
: Our present County Officers ar
all candidates for reelection, eS
! cept Mr.. Homer E. Estes, who's
I term does not expire for two years
Their service has been so satisfat
tory generally that none had any or
= position in the primaries. Some Q
them have no opposition in thi
e election. The Republican Party Q
; Latah County is proud to preser
Il such candidates for reelection.
= By Republican COMMITTEES