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campaign we are supporting the same
candidates and feel confident the final
returns will show them elected on
November 7th.
The following lineup of candidates
are all men who are worthy OF your
vote and support:
DEMOCRATIC
United States Senator.
BURTON K. WHEELER.
Representative in Congress-:
PRESTON B. MOSS.
Chief Justice Supreme Court.
JOS R. JACKSON.
Associate Justice Supreme Court:
JOHN A. MATTHEW'S.
Clerk Supreme Court:
]. T. CARROLL.
REPUBLICAN
State Representative:
B. e. CARLSON.
County Commissioner, Six Year Term
THOMAS HORSFORD.
County Clerk and Recorder:
JESSE F. DAVE.
County Sheriff:
FLOYD DAVIS.
County Treasurer:
]. J. KENDIG.
County Attorney:
HOMER A. HOOVER.
County Assessor:
A. MARTINSEN.
INDEPENDENT
Superintendent of Schools:
MaBELLE COBB.
For the United States Senate our
choice is Burton K. Wheeler OF Butte.
A lot of noise is made these days
about Riddick being the farmer and
Wheeler the lawyer, which is nothing
but misleading propaganda. Some
farmer that Rlddick. The one thing
alone which should defeat Riddick is
the fact that he says he is back of
the Harding administration. 1t looks
to us as ii we had about all We want
OF that, and certainly don't want to
send men to the United States Sen
ate from Montana pledged to give us
more OF it. Mr. Wheeler is a man
whose sincerity, honesty, integrity
and friendship for the common peo-
pie have been the outstanding char
acteristic OF his many years OF resi- |
dence in Montana. Wheeler is man |
whom Montana may take pride in
sending to Washington.
In voting Tor a man to send to
Washington you should choose the
man, regardless of what party label
he is running under
For representative In congress we
have Scott Leavitt and Preston B.
Moss to choose from. In our estimar
t1on both are men of high character
and capable, but we believe Moss the /
best of the two.
~ 3. &. CARLSON
In choosing representative to rep
resent our county, it behooves the cit
liens of this county to consider the
splendid qualifications of B. e. Carl
son. Mature in years and judgment, a
permanent resident, character above
unswayed by petty preju-
dice, not subservient to the big cor
poratfons that have had strangle
hold for years, a bonafide farmer and
.axpayer, such man is Mr.. Carlson.
He has lived here long enough to !
know the needs of the people and will
work intelligently for legislation that
will be of benefit not only to people
If this county but other sections of
he state as WELL 1t is fitting and ex- !
,edient that we send man like Bar
ley to represent our county at the
lext session of the legislature. The
experience gained from the past ses- 9
ion of two years ago, will enable him y
O do still better this time. 1t is to y
our interest to vote for him on Nov. ?
tn. :
THOMAS HORsFORD d
If any office in the county demands il
ood business judgment that office is e
ounty commissioner. The taxpayers
anIot afford to elect man who may
uring his six-year term be found e,
'anting in ability and business acu- is
len In Thomas Horsford of Patton G
i'll is found man in whom McCone e1
ounty taxpayers and residents are al
lfe in imposing the utmost trust and D;
)nfidence. His record as chairman e
the present county board is strong OF
ssurance that he is a good man for to
le job and should be- reelected, and g(
,u may rest assured he will continue e1
administer the county's affairs in a
/ efficient and. conservative manner. &C
uring the two years just past it th
Is been no small job to conduct the sh
fairs of our county, and when you u su