The Nonpartisan Leader Newspaper, November 2, 1916, Page 30

: Political Advertisement Martin Garlid REGISTER OF DEEDS Griggs County on the Democratic Ticket. Your support will be appreciated. " Political Advertisement Theodore B. Eiton = Republican Candidate for * States Attorney, Grand Forks County Born - and Raised in Grand Forks i By, County $ Assistant State’s Attorney past four years and' thoroughly in’ touch with township and school djstrict matters, and all the work: of the office. Endorsed and supported by State’s Attorney O. B. Burtness. If you want a faithful, fearless and progressive enforcement of the law, vote in your own interest as a tax- payer, thus: . IX] THEODORE B. ELTON Political Advertisement Ig the Voters | and Nelson Counties ~ H..A. BRONSON for District Judge . FIRST JUDICIAL DISTRICT of Helled the fight in the senate in 1915 and fought to the last _ditch to save the terminal elevator fund for the farmers. ~ He was raised and educated in North Dakota. He is a lawyer of experience and ability. He has also operated a farm in Grand Forks county for 14 years. Lobk for His Name on the Non-Partisan Judiciary Ballot for - District Judge. : Political Advertisement: Isnatius Zeltinger I am a candidate for the office of County Auditor, having been nominated on the Democratic Ticket. ‘_ \ I believe I am capable of conducting the affairs of this office in an efficient and businesslike manner. I have completed my educa- tion at the St. Cloud (Minn.) State Normal School and have also taught in the public schools in Stearns county, Minn., Tfor eight years. : : " Have been a resident of what is now Renville county for 16 years and have always been interested in township and county matters, This the first time I have ever aspired for office and the ! fact that I am a candidate at this time does not mean that I seek {: personal gain, but am.your. candidate simply because friends in different parts of the county have requested me to come out. Of course this office should be conducted economieally and to the best interests of the tax payers and if elected I will ce;_tafinly consider myself the servant of the people at all times. Tt might also interest the fariiiers of the county to know that | 1 was'one of the very first farmers of this county to become a mem- ber of- the Nonpartisan League, and I am in full sympathy with what the League advocates, : : Your support. and vote on November 7th will ‘be greatly appreciated. 3 chets i , Yours veryltmly, * IGNATIUS ZELTINGER, Grand Forks Tolley, N. Dak. Political Advertisement m A Progressive Judicial Platform The following principles have in the past governed my actions as District Judge. They will continue to be my guide, should . the people honor me with a re-election: The office shall be used as an opportunity for doing good in both State and Nation. o Strict enforcement of the laws. A full hearing and a fair trial under the law. The law is no respecter of persons; all are equal before the court —therefore there must be absolute impartiality as between litigants. De- feated axid dissatisfied litigants to be furnished the most ample opportunity to appeal. 3 Courtesy to litigants, lawyers and jurors alike. Making the labor of the juror as free from burdens as possible. Decisions to be based upon testimony offered in court and not upon street corner talk. Decisions to be given promptly. The business of Traill and Steele Counties should have as close and prompt attention as that of Cass. A wise administration of the Criminal Law. Reformation of the err- ing one and not cruel punishment should be the end sought. Only such penalties given as will insure obedience to the law. Youthful delinquents and neglected children furnish a problem pecu- liarly their own. A wise development of the Juvenile Court in harmony with all modern methods. Constant working with the parents and teachers {,,o lzlllmg t}txe best out of the child. Save and not destroy the child should e the motto. o The greatest efficiency with the least expense in running the court. Ample notice to be given of the trial of cases—so-called “snap judgments”. not allowed. Court sessions are the people’s school for children as well as adults. (In one city of this district I have uniformly set apart one day for the pupils of the High School. Sometimes as high as 100 at @ time have’ taken advantage of the privilege.) ; f : While precedents_involving rights of the individual'am;l.hiS' Top* should not be torn down to his hurt, yet they ought not to be bli!ll’d;?e f!:l{ lowed. The judicial mind should always be an open one. ‘Decisions not to _ be given in advance of a full presentation of the case, All statutes passed by the legislature are presumed to be constituti and should not be set-aside, unléss the evidence of their being unconst?inh‘fl. tional is clear .and conyincing, leaying the court with no hesitation or sub- thmbt as to su‘ch‘hnconstigfionality. A progressive interpretation o ep ; - CHAS. A. POLLOCK. - A J. OSHEA e ARCHITECT AND ENGINEER aerol FARGO. NORTH DAKOTA :