text: ‘;;y‘;‘*“’ ?‘? 'J: J:::'rs:};w ‘gi‘r}w 4.‘::S:; i Ty ; T 2 p 5 [k ] B ] o T ov somsanirrice, el ~'»':::f::.';".:::::'.::::::.";:.".:'.'lg' < . e 268000 $998 56 TRV PN BE S 0 YRR SO 0 - Uibale’ ousts poe s cas e T e e Rl L MiscBLLANROS, e e e I e Ty s " Cele.. S Friday, September 6, 1012, ' . Panmmas should vote for Am . wmoms for governor. L S——— . Eowanp Tavior should be re © . tursned to Washington. TT————— | " Wors for Mowry for district at torney. l(ch capable, honest and fair. You will make no mistake by voting for Charles Leckenby for auditor of state. » A — A vore for Harris for senator and Laube for representative is a vote to keep honmorable political agreements. A vore for George Lane is o vote to keep the district attorney’s office under the control of the rum-selling element. EE—— : W still fail to see why the new primary law should snnul an honor .N;:m-nt like the alternating of tes in districts composed of two counties. E——. Don'r fail to attend the primary election Tuesddy. It is the sacred duty of every loyal citizen to vote for the persons they consider best fitted for the respective offices. Tunes are good men on the ballot and it is voter to go to the next election and vote for their choice. If there is a large vote cast Tuesday in two years from now, we will have a sound majority in the election law—one that will make the political machines go away. PRIMARY ELECTION POINTERS Every voter should read the primary election to be held next Tuesday is the first election under the new law and we publish the following that voters may familiarize themselves with the manner of voting: The voter enters the polling place. The judges of election hold him two ballots, fastened together. One of these ballots contains the list of candidates seeking nomination before the Democrats of the state—the other is a Republican ballot containing the names of those seeking nomination on the Republican ballot. The secrecy of his ballot. No one is supposed to know which one he votes—but he can use only one of them. The voter enters the booth. If he or she is affiliated with the Democratic party, he takes the Democratic ballot, votes for the ones he desires to nominate, folds up both ballots and walks out, of the booth. It is one of the elections and it is plain in a box for marked ballots. The ballot which he did stand in a box is marked in the box. The purpose of this is to avoid the democratic or Republican ballot, thereby making public his preference and sustaining the ballot, which is to preserve the secrecy of the ballot. S. e o Tyarty ves ¢ “party nlllub-"‘ a wide range. 1?'»-; Bave wsually voted a Democratic ticket, or been regarded as a Democrat in the vicinity in which you . in.'c- have been ‘‘affiliated” . with the Democratic party. . the Democratic ticket in the past . affiliated with party—or that R " you. to scratch ticket %:F.'-".— chumkuu * lag the primary, does not mean ~ whether you are not “afiliated” with j”éi-} e DN ) m. . The o prosidestial election . toms s sot involved in the state: - wida primeries to be held . B 2, The names of ol slecters will not appear on T i‘i" ~~‘.h o BT (R a-,f”;‘l" W opge see e gl g L (BNREY of Shs Soßch{ {3Bd) to pee . o 3 1. - Under the provisions of :'E:‘ law, therefore, you ¢ag vete but one ticket nl'?u.“}u ‘that ticket st eitber be a’' Democratic or a . ticket. ':':0 law re -1 a y, to sppear on ‘ mwﬁ?-w have cast o i vty Sneres e at t ng general election This prohibition excludes all except the two parties mentioned From participating in the primaries this year, you may only vote a Democratic or Republican ticket at the coming primary election. Remember that you can only vote one ticket and that you will hand the one you have marked to the judges to be placed in the ballot box and the blank one to be found in a receptacle for blank lots. When you enter the voting booth to cast your ballot, do not get excited or hurried. Read the instructions on your ballot carefully. You will mark each name you wish to vote for. Your vote at the primary cannot bind you in any way for the fall election. When you go into your booth at the election to be held in November, the form of ballot will be the same and the law conducting the same as it has been heretofore. The old election law was not changed, altered, or disturbed by the new primary law. Dolores County's Candidate for Representative A Progressive Democrat in the full sense meaning of the term. A man whose honesty and integrity cannot be questioned, one whose long experience and editor and manager of a newspaper has given him a wide knowledge of public questions and made him well qualified with the public affairs of the state and well fitted him to represent our District in the law-making body of our state, and whom I do most sincerely endorse as capable and well qualified for the position. Epwarp B, CLARK. Former Representative, Montesuma and Dolores Counties. For Sale—baled steers and orchard grass mixed. $18 a ton, delivered. H. R. Makeever, Dolores, Colorado. Searcy of Sem Juan for Judge. To the voters of the Sixth Judicial District of Colorado: We, the Democratic Executive Committee of Ban Juan county, take this means of recommending W. N. Bearcy of Silverton to the voters of the Sixth Judicial district for the office of district judge, and we ask for him the endorsement of the democratic voters in the primary election. We issue this recommendation, first, because no candidate Can meet all the voters and the voters of the district are entitled to know the standing of Mr. Searcy in his home county, and, because he is the practically unanimous choice of the democratic voters of this county, for district Judge. We are not advocating his nomination merely because he is a citizen of this county; the court is not a matter of section, and in any event the judge must spend most of his time at Durango. Mr. Hearcy has lived in this county for sixteen years, and for four years prior to that time at Durango, we know him. He is honest, fair, and broad-minded; he is a able lawyer and a hard worker; he is public-spirited and good citizen. We believe he will make a fair and impartial judge. As stated by Mr. Bearcy in his Silverton speech: "The most important branch of our government under existing economic conditions is the Judiciary. No matter what laws we make or what officers we elect, all progressive legislation comes to nothing unless our courts are sound. Every citizen must fully rely upon the courts for the protection of his just rights as a citizen. The condition of our country today is such that every timber in the structure of the government is being tested and too often these timbers prove unsound. From such wrosy or unsound conditions, we prove wasess -ﬁh We talk of being "purify the courts, and the power of recall may be necessary. The pen should have that power if they do consider it necessary. But the result is only a partial remedy. It only leaves a deep, deep, deep, and unbroken law. The sounder, of course, is for the people themselves to Judges who they will stand to be recalled. It goes without saying that Judges should be honest, able, and impartial. But the honesty that is needed is the kind that gives clear through. The man who is honest in business from necessity, but dishonest in politics and other things from inclination is not a safe judge; for the judge is in to a great extent free from the law; he is in some respects Above the law, he cannot be punished for wrong decisions. Therefore, it is his inclination to make his administration may prove to be unsound. A candidate for judge can justly make no pledge or promises except to do his best to give a square deal—to do his duty according to the best of his ability. And the judge selected will need the support of the people in order to administer the court successfully,—a support that helps to uphold and does not condemn too readily. For every judge will make mistakes. But if the people will fully realize the importance of the judiciary under the existing conditions in this country, and will do their full duty in selecting the judges, our courts will be sound and respected. In advocating Mr. Searcy's nomination, we do not disparage any other candidate. Searcy for district judge in the primary election on September 10, and at the general election, Respectfully, San Juan County Democratic Executive Committee. W.N. Haas, Chairman. RAY COOPER, Secretary. OF CANDIDATES The Star is authorized to announce J.M. BRUMLEY as a candidate for the Democratic nomination for the office of COUNTY CLERK subject to the action of the people at the assembly and the direct primary election to be held on September 10, 1912, The Star is authorized to announce P.B. GATES as a candidate for the Democratic nomination for the office of REPRESENTATIVE for the district comprising Monte suma and Dolores counties, subject to the action of the people at the direct primary election to be held on September 10, 1912 The Star is authorized to announce CHAS. B. REID as a candidate for the Democratic nomination for the office of COUNTY TREASURER subject to the action of the people at the direct primary election to be held on September 10, 1912, The Star is authorized to announce JNO. J. HARRIS as a candidate for the Democratic nomination for the office of STATE SENATOR of the Nineteenth senatorial district subject to the action of the people at the direct primary election to be held September 10, 1912, The Star is authorized to announce GEO. JEPP as a candidate for the Republican nomination for the office of COUNTY COMMISSIONER from District No. 8, subject To the action of the people at the direct primary election to be held on September 10, 1918, Superintendent. Adence people in name as a candidate for Superintendent of Schools of Nentens county, and will appreciate a much as anyone can the support of your very humble servant. The Star's subscribers to announce GEO. MILLS as a candidate for the Democratic nomination for the office of REPRESENTATIVE for the district comprising Montezuma, subject to the action of the people at the direct primary election to be held September 10, 1912. The Star is authorized to announce JOHN G. DUNNING as a candidate for the Democratic nomination for the office of COUNTY TREASURER subject to the action of the people at the direct primary election to be held September 10, 1912. The Star is authorized to announce H. M. GUILLET as a candidate for the Democratic nomination for the office of COUNTY COMMISSIONER from district No. 8, subject to the action of the people at the direct primary election to be held September 10, 1912. The Star is authorized to announce ARTHUR LEE BROADHEAD as a candidate for the Democratic nomination for the office of COUNTY SHERIFF from district No. 8, subject to the action of the people at the direct primary election. To be held September 10, 1912, The Star is authorized to announce GEO. E. WEST as a candidate for the Democratic nomination for the office of STATE SENATOR of the nineteenth senatorial district subject to the action of the people at the direct primary election to be held September 10, 1912, R s S siessmses 1 BRICK TALKS NO. 8.---DEPRECIATION; AN ACTUAL CASE. | A certain frame house within 20 miles of New York has cost $1,250 for repainting and exterior repairs in the last 13 years. The owner has done his best to “keep it up”. It is well built and would cost about $lO,OOO to duplicate. When offered for sale it was appraised by four real estate men at $6,200. They said: *‘You know everybody expects a house of that age to cost more and more every year for repairs.” A block away there stands a brick house of about the same age; the repairs (paint on window frames, sashes and blinds) has cost not over $2OO. This builing was appraised by the same men at more than its first cost, because the house is as good as new and would cost more to build today. 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