Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-03-08
WHAT CANDIDATES
ARE PROMISING
SIX
(By Associated Press)

nouncements of aspirants for the
several offices to be filled at the;
regular election in November of
candidates successful in the Au-.
gust primaries. Some are running
on good roads platforms, others
because of their strict loyalty to
party and still others on the
square deal platform. Mr.. and
Mrs. Voter can get almost any
kind of candidate they want by
looking far enough.
]. w. Rider. OF Mt Vernon, in
announcing for county judge Of
ROckcastle county, announces he
has lost his job as hotel porter.
He admits having seen life from
the various sides and can do
little bit of everything" he says.
Your most faithful and obedi-
.ent servant James c. Begley,
announces that when he is elect
ed commemorative attorney OF
the Thirty-third judicial district.
comprising OWsley, Perry and
Leslie counties, his motto will be
"a square deal for everyone" In
his announcement he says he de
sires it plainly understood that he
is mot shackeled or handicapped
by belonging to or being connect
ed in professional way with ;ny
business. organization or union"
He hates -four flushing" he says.
expressing the fear that some OF
Our enthusiastic politicians" make
promises and then forget them.
Lloyd Ghol>on. I-aCentre. can
didatc Tor circuit court clerk of
Ballard county, never missed
chance to vote the Democratic
ticket says his announcement.
The office OF jailcr is not very
remunerative in Ballard county.
says !. Il. Balm. but it "providcs
necessities of life to wife and |
by dint of our economical habits"
ID. Reed, OF Whitley county.
asks another term because most
OF his term was during the era &
high prices and it is hard to make
la good record feeding prisoners
at Is cents a day during such a
time. He not long ago was the
irecipient of a public endorsement
by prisoners i'll the jail who com.
iplimented him for feeding them
ichicken and dumplings and other
!delicacies despite the high prices,
James b. Allenworth, Hopkins
willie, announcing Tor common
IWealth's attorney. promises that
the human rule of law shall guide
him in the discharge of his duties,
and the convictions will not be
his aim. but rather fair and i'm
partial trials.
a special plea to the women is.
made by Clarence G.. Sproul, IT.
vine, Who seeks the county Judge
ship OF Estill county. Bad roads,
he asserts, have kept the women
at home and the children from
school from seven to nine months
in q year and if nominated and
detected he promises to lit Estill
out OF the mud"
Mary Hail, of Somerset. deputy
county clerk of Pulaski county.
does not seek office herself, but
runs a cut of herself and 4 card
asking that her chief be re-elect-
ed. She asks that her interests as
4 self-supporting woman be con-
sidered
Keeping prisoners is something
to point to with pride. according
to Simon Miller, who seems re-
nomination and election as taller
at Central City. He points with
pride to the fact that no prison
Ter has escaped from his custody
in the three years" he has held
office.
Carroll Azbill (street car MANI
seeks to desert control lever OF
Winchester street car system
for the key to the county Jail
ID. 5. Edwards. Of Hansn, can
tl'dtc lol representative says lie
would "be glad to sec each and
every voter in the county, espe-
cially the lady voters. as this will
be their first primary election
and present whatever claims |
may possess. but this will be al
most IMPOSSIBLE
l promise to be tax collector of
Mercer county and not the jump
ing jack of the state tax commits
sion at Frankfort" declares J. D.
Black in his announcement for tax
collector.
Believing that his "quali6ca-
tions for this important office will
not be questioned by opponents, .
r. w. Lisanby, Princeton, asks
ttjODkinS county voters about his