Salt Lake Tribune | 1919-11-03 | Page 9 | [Untitled]

Dr. Robert J. Alexander announces his return from France and the reopening of his former office, 400-401 Utah Savings &. Trust building. Office phone. vyas. 5343; residence. 16H0. (Advertisement. " I To Anyone Not Securing r 4000 MILES I Miller Geared to the Eoad Ad-On-a-Tirc f1 Applied by , PREMIER VULCANIZING & SUPPLY CO., '& 122 Social Hall Avenue. ,vj The life training of Otto E. As- His candidacy affords an oppor- j bridge candidate for city commis- tunity for the voters of Salt Lake 'J I sioner has been that of a sturdy, to give labor representation on the j ; fearless and straightforward Amer- city commission representation to ' ican working man. Through the which it is fully entitled. In the I sheer strength of these qualities person of Mr. Asbridge both busi- N he has won the highest position ness and labor interests will find -; possible for him to attain at the a strong force for harmony and ; : hands of his associates in Salt united action in the upbuilding of I Lake labor circles. Salt Lake for the benefit of all. ; As president of the Salt Lake Mr. Asbridge is a man of family I Federation of Labor, he has gained father of four children. He i their confidence in his ability and knows the value of proper recrea- in his honesty. As candidate for tion and will give his whole- 1 city commissioner they are giving hearted support to the develop- him their strongest support. ment of public parks and playgrounds. play-grounds. I Yet Mr. Asbridge's qualifications qualifica-tions extend beyond the limits of We, the undersigned business 1 any particular ciass. He is a clear, men of Salt Lake, urge the elec- level-headed thinker, well informed tion of Mr. Asbridge, not for the and with an active interest in advantage of any special class, but I public affairs. He is opposed to in the interest of well-balanced, all "isms" and stands squarely for progressive and honest city gov- . the American form of government. ernment. a Keep Mr. Asbridge Well in Mind and I I Give Him Your Vote on Tuesday I PAUL KEYSER WILL G. FARRELL jji CHURCH P. CASTLE F. S. MURPHY JOHN D. SPENCER WM. J. HALLORAN REV. ELMER I. GOSHEN ORMAN W. EWING C. A. FAUS REV. J. H. N. WILLIAMS REV. P. A. SIMPKIN ' DR. WILL L, ELLERBECK J. H. PATRICK NEPHI MORRIS Don't Doctor Yourself Whatever be your trouble, do ' not experl.nont upon yuursplf. Around Special- ' 0 ist. whcni cvory v ,-. v modern remedy sy.' "U- for obstfnaia i8wi diseases 13 ,10 - yK ministered. S.N-il V 1 ta tried ra- nlHi conable coat. a .JSlM Dr. W. M. Griffith Hours, 10 to 5 P. M. Dally; 10 to 12 Sundays. 113 Main St. DRS. SHORES & SHORES o ?iid mm f ' :-f Oftta MllUt . lit, jp, t&v - ( : :,s5ajSj S mlsfak ii lelootlng a v-i,r Prtctcr will mfan t J "ffTlnf anti sorrow. Mspyi K''imnnbor wo arc the Ji&i, W pldcsl reliable Specialists If you are In dead earnest in your complaint com-plaint about the high coat of living, if you want your coal in 1920 at cost, call at the off.ee of the Mutual Coal oompahy ' in the Cuilen hotel. (Advertisement.)