Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 26, 1918, Page 5

SATURDAY, OCT. 26, 1918 __ NATRONA COUNTY REPUBLICAN TICKET Turn out: on November 5th 5th and help select Only nine more da ick. J your mind. * Se ee oe FOR REPRESENTATIVES IN THE LEGIS- LATURE: J. W. Johnson and Leslie L. Gantz Both progressive business men of Casper, who can be relied upon at all times to honestly and gto represent the people. FOR COUNTY CLERK: Edith M. Ogburn A Casper young woman, who has, by excep- tional force of character and business ability, made -a record as County Clerk of Natrona County that ‘is the prideof all county officials, regardless ph party affiliation. Her re-election means a contin- uation of the policies which have been so success- during her tenure e of office. FOR CLERK OF COURT: Hazel Conwell Another Casper young woman who has had valuable experience in many of thé county offices, and whose ability as a business woman is recog- nized by all. Her election will mean continued efficiency in the hgpaling of court work. FOR TREASURER: Elizabeth McDonald Miss McDonald served two terms as treasurer, and two terms as deputy, and is familiar with every detail of the treasurer’s office. From a stand-point of ability and integrity, no bet- ter selection could be made than the election of * Miss McDonald. FOR ASSESSOR: George E. Lilly A resident of Casper for 28 years, and a prop- erty owner who is familiar with property values by reason of having served as deputy assessor. Mr. Lilly is equipped to serve the people well as our next County Assessor. FOR COUNTY ATTORNEY: W. H. Patten A lawyer of ability and:a citizen of integrity. The people should have little trouble in preferring Mr. Patten over his Democratic opponent, and his election is practically assured. your county officers. ys to make FOR SHERIFF Pat Royce By reason of his long experience as town mar- shal, chief of police of Casper and numerous oth- er qualifications, Pat Royce is ideally fitted to serve the people of Natrona County as their next Sheriff and should be elected by a handsome ma- jonity, FOR CORONER: A. H. Black His long experience in his profession should recommend him favorably, and as it takes a “live one” to handle “dead ones,” Mr. Black should make an ideal coroner. FOR COUNTY SURVEYOR: M. N. Wheeler Needs no other recommendation than his long and faithful service to the people as their County Surveyor for many years. FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONERS: Robert J. Veitch and J. B. Griffith Progressive and capable men of affairs, both of whom are admirably equipped to serve the coun- ty as commissioners, _Page Five en