Salt Lake Telegram | 1924-08-10 | Page 20 | [Untitled]

The The Brick Bk Man Says J- J Salt Lake City has some I of the most mst beautiful J homes in the country I i Over Ove 1000 Building Per Per- mils snits already issued thi this thiS' year amounting to 3 1 I Practically all an l these buildings are of BRICK i buildings construction I I ri Our great variety of oh shades shades' and textures offers i ithe the Home Builder an una unlimited un- un j i limited choice in m BRICK BRICKi i I a 1 I Ii i The Salt It LakeI lake 1 I Pressed BrickI Brick I Co 42 South Main St. St J Salt Lake City Utah ff ff h I I An Open Letter to Republicans 1 v o j The prospect of seeing WILLIAM H. H W WATTIS A suc succeed d to to the he Governorship of 1 Utah makes strong other sob thinking sober r citizens citizens citizens citi- citi a appeal to us as it does t to many g zens in all sections of ot the state for th the following reasons t 1 He com conies comes before the people in in this campaign at at atthe the very peak of his various achievements of achievements of Utah pioneer stock respected re by all and widely recognized as I one of the outstanding commanding figures of the west I 2 2 His rare executive ability and long experience in organ organizing and directing great t industrial enterprises peculiarly equip him for the office of governor In other othe J t v words he is a seasoned executive 3 3 A self made man of unusual initiative good sense and and sober judgment ent he will bring to the high office he now seeks a wide knowledge keen insight and broad 1 understanding of the things thing Utah really needs 4 4 A heavy taxpayer and payroll build r himself it goes without saying that he Jf knows the real value of a dollar and will speedily effectuate sweeping administrative administrative adminis adminis- economies and efficiencies such as can be expected only from a man of his 1 caliber aliber and nd experience I 5 5 His admin administration is IS certain t to usher in In a lon sought long sou ht era of enterprise and e thrift in In public affairs faIls faIl's such as will afford substantial relief to the taxpayers and at atS atthe S iS th the same time provide for all y y public improvements 6 The c confidence which he has always inspired in the field of private endeavor l' l will when he becomes governor likewise make the strongest possible appeal to local industries and outside interests During his administration Utah is certain to r. r 1 enter into a new day of vigor vigorous us Indus rial develop development nt i 7 Here at home moreover and in maters more closely affecting the hearts and A j itA it hopes of our people he will stand clear of all class interests and prejudices an and in ina a spirit of fairness square dealing and wholesome r regard gard for the individual rights rights t V of all citizens s use his high office to fur her the common welfare of all the people f 0 Thus equipped by nature and train he will go into office e free to exercise his own best judgment and abili ability independent of cf all c classes asses and interests inter inter- ter- ter i c Y r ests with no no perso personal al promises made no secret pledges to fu fulfill no political debts J to pay and obligated to retain no one in office y I 9 And in keeping with the high higl character of the man hi himself se f and and as as a further S I promise of of- the attitude he will assume as governor governor it is is' only fair 0 to note that i his hk campaign is being conducted along the most dignified and respectable le lines absolutely devoid id of all personalities misrepresentations or abuse Hence in view of the eminent qualifications of Mr Wattis W as above above noted and because he will be be readily approachable and always ke keep p the Governors Governor's door open w we feel it to to be our ur plain duty as well as as a privilege g to join join with v th our ou fellow Republicans Republica s in making certain of his nomination a and d e election 1 i j d Signed S. S d LE GRAND RICHARDS S JOSEPH JOSEPHS S. S BERRY J W. W MONT FERRY W W. E E. M McKELL c KELL HAROLD A A. A A. A LA FOU FOUNT FOUNT- e H MORGAN t r o NICHOLAS G G. MO 1 PRESTON NIBLEY CHARLES M. M MORRIS J Political Advertisement Paid for tor for b by X N. G. G Morgan d' d I. I j j