Salt Lake Tribune | 1908-10-11 | Page 8 | American Party Candidates for Judges, and District Attorney

If! ' I AMERICAN PARTY CANDIDATES FOR j' JUDGES, AND DISTRICT ATTORNEY GEORGE F. GOODWIN, District Judge.. GEORGE M. SULLIVAN, District Judge. ALLEN T. SANFORD, District Judge. WILLIAM H. BRAMEL, District Judgo. A. J. WEBER, ( District Attorney. ' I'f" The American party takes this method of presenting to tho voters of tho Third judicial mstrict its candidates for judges and district attorry. I i , They are men who by reason of their abilitj-, uprightness of character, learning in tho law, and ripe experience, are thoroughly equipped for the responsi- 1 " bio positions they will be called upon to occupy. They stand for tho principles upon which tho American party was founded. They were selected because 1 of their special "fitness for these verse of their special fitness for these very important offices. They will go into oll'ico with no pledges to be redeemed, : j :' .no friends to favor, no foes to punish. All persons stand equal before tho law. It will be the highest aim of theso candidates to administer the af- fairs of this judicial district conscientiously and without fear or favor. In determining your choice for theso important offices we bespeak for these i ! candidates 3'our most thoughtful consideration, j I .T. E. M'GTNTY. II. S. TOWNSEXD, 2 I . S. P. ARMSTRONG, Summit County. i : ; ' J. E. DARMER. . LYMAN BAKER. ft -1 ' Salt Lake Count-. Tooele County, i ' .- Judicial District Committee.