Imperial Valley press., 1931-03-18

may involve a special session of
the legislature, and. therefore, the
citizens of this county should Sc
lect man who will be able to take
the reins and meet the new con-
ditions and new demands that may
be made on the office.
The committee of citizens who
drafted Mr.. E. w. Cuff for the office
OF assemblyman for this county
had certain definite ideas as to the
qualifications necessary for a can
didate to have in order to properly
represent our interests. They did
not have in mind the selection of
a man who would fill a small niche
for any large or small community.
We cast about for man who was
broad-gauged; a man who had had
ample experience; a man of mature
years and Judgment, and a man
who had engaged in other enter
prises rather than one particular
line. E. w. Cuff measured up to
these standards better than any
other citizen whom we felt had the
acquaintance necessary to insure
AAAp NASSNAOAAs III
charge of his campaign can rec
ommend E. w. Cuff for this pos
ition. The following sets forth
briefly why we feel he is the ideal
candidate to meet present condi-
tons that confront us in the elec-
ton on the 18th of this month:
l. f. w. Cuff has been a con-
tinuous resident of Imperial Valley
since 1911.
2. He has always been a proper
ty owner and has become familiar
with the problems of the property
owner in this county. He has been
farmer and has cultivated and
produced cars of products of the
soil where others have only pro-
duced pounds.
8. He has served in positions of
trust and in elective public posi-
tions and has always reflected
credit on the offices he has held.
4. He has been business man.
engaged in various business enter
prises, and has been successful. He
has been active in public promo
tional work for the entire county,
and this has broadened his view
point.
5. E. w. Cuff has always been
selected in hours of discord to har-
moniZe warning. factions. His abil-
ity to treat all with fairness and
his success in bringing order out
OF chaos has marked his efforts.
6. He is favorably disposed
toward the. early completion of the
Colorado river development and
the construction of the All-Amer-
ican canal. He is q well-knoWn
exponent of municipality owned
and controlled public utilities.
Z. His integrity, honesty of pur-
pose, and his earnest desire to give
the best that is in him toward any
undertaking is one of his outstand.
ing qualifications.
8. He is a worker and his first
property in Imperial Valley was
graded by his own hands.
9. He has personality that
wins him immediate friends, and
the fine qualities of the man re-
tains these friends throughout the
years.
We recommend him because we
know him personally over a per-
iod of some 20 years of association,
and we cannot speak too highly of
him. SaNQGu
Mother nature in her wisdom
has always produced a man for the
hour, and we know that E. w. Cuff
is the logical man to take up the
work of assemblyman for this dis
trict. Mr.. Reader, you know and
We know that E. w Cuff fills the
demand that the other two candi-
dates cannot fill. The crying need
of Imperial county at this hour is
a candidate who is above factional
influence or narrow community
interest. The hour demands a man
who will represent Imperial county
fearlesSly and fairly by giving close
attention and consideration to all.
E. w. Cuff is the man who meas
ureS up to this standard Vote for
E. w. Cuff and he will bring about
harmony throughout the county
and reflect credit upon the COM
munity as a whole and the office
to which he aspireS.
Cuff Five Hundred Committee,
BY Hal G. Mors Secretary.