Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1922-11-03
SET FORTH
QUALIFICATIONS
DEMOCRATS MAKE AN AP-
PEAL FOR YOUR SUP
PORT TUESDAY.
(By Democratic County Central
Committee)

Committee)
Out of the months intensive
interchange of political views
has arisen the cry take your
last tax receipt to the polls" this
coming Tuesday. The figures
for the coming years taxes will
be appalling. Idaho is being
over governed. We must have
good civil government and the
enforcement of staple laws. We
do not need, however, a small
army of officeholders to do the
work that governmental func-
tions require.
We paid in one year under the
present Davis administration out
of Idaho county to the state
more than we paid in three years
under Alexander. This is bur-
denSome and not necessary.
Every dollar taken out of this
county unnecessarily reduces our
capital and the available money
that might be loaned our produc-
ers at home.
The people we trust will not
continue this thing longer and
will ponder over this matter
Tuesday when they step into the
booth to select the men that are
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FOR DISTRICT JUDGE.
At the head of the county
ticket the people have for Dist
rict Judge Wallace N. Scales.
He has expedited all business in
court with dispatch and with
economy to the people. A jul-
ist who has been careful in his
work and painstaking in his
duties. For example when his
opponent filed for this office he
swore that he would become
partisan and enforce the princi-
pies of the party upon whose
ticket he was running if elected
judge. w. N. Scales made no
such declaration, feeling that
this office should be removed
from politics and that he would
serve all people alike and admin
lister justice and laws in con-
formity with sane and just con-
ception of 4 judges duty.
FOR STATE SENATOR.
For State Senator, J. F. Jenny
of Cottonwood is the party NOM
inee. Elsewhere in the paper
will be found an outline of this
mans fitness and his suggestions
as to what he favors if elected.
FOR REPRESENTATIVE
Our old faithful friena James
Surridge will sweep old Idaho
county, with an increased vote at
this election. He has been
constructive builder and is still
on the job. The western part
of Camas Prairie will have a
warm fried in James L. johnson
candidate for the lower house.
The Clearwater represented by
James Surl'idge and the western
part of old Idaho county repre-
sented by Johnson, assures the
people square deal.
FOR SHERIFF.
For sheriff, the ever faithful
and vigilant detective and fear
less old scout Bill" Eller is man.
He is so strong for law enforce
ment especially the dry laws,
that he makes some of his
Grangeville wet friends sore at
his attitude toward the offenders
in this line. Bill is going to be
as of old, right on the heels of
those who violate the laws of
Idaho.
FOR ASSESSOR.
For Assessor, the democrats
have tho promise that this office
will be at q less cost to the tax
PAYERS than now, in the promise
of its candidate William Ingram.
Give him trial and see if he will
not save you some expenses in
this office. Like Alexander he is
in for clipping wings where they
are not needed.
FOR PROBATE JUDGE.
Wilbur l.. Campbell, has here
tofore filled the post of Probate
Judge and the people know his
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