Show lor For or REPUBLICANS Especially I K FRANK WARNING TO PARTY VOTERS R Republicans publIcans are warned larned that if they want to carry the state they must balance their ticket and name their strongest vote- vote g getters They haven't any surplus votes to gamble on a dark h horse or a long shot This is no year to take chances Even a Willkie landslide in Utah could still leave the party several everal thousand votes short of electing the state ticket The direct primary makes it difficult for party members to plan state ticket In a convention this can be done done done- but not now now hence hence this message I GOVERNOR IS TIlE THE KEY OFFICE Tie le office of Governor Is the key ley office and the nominee is supposed to be the strongest one on the state ticket It is g generally admitted that all five of the Republican candidates now now seeking this office are capable of making good records as as Governor so now the problems of utmost importance to every Republican are Which Melt one can net Jet the most votes voter In November not November not who can get Ket the most votes now and which one will add the greatest strength to the ticket Which man has the best chance cance of def defeating de de- de- de f either MojIe Moyle Maw McConkie l or Huggins one of whom is likely to be the Democratic nominee I MOYLE MAW McCONKIE l OR HUGGINS To answer this question intelligently we must take into conder consideration con con- der tIon who the Democratic nominee will likely be his standing in m the community his record his connections with i Industry and large groupings in the state and the support he may reasonably expect from a group or groups with which he may be connected or affiliated and numerous other matters which enter into and make up a candidates candidate's strength with the voters H Having ving analyzed the Democratic nominees nominee's strength then we should turn to the Republican candidates and analyze them the same way WE MUST BE REALISTIC awin rf a win this year we must be intensely realistic about the whole matter and consider possibilities and probabilities without regard re regard regard re- re gard to personal feelings or biases We Ve must not be misled by bathe the apparent strength of any candidate or candidates stimulated stimulated at d by lavish expenditure of money or by any great array of hIred political workers Our minds should not be made up by bya a or a banquet Our nominees nominee's strength must not be It must come from the whole-hearted whole support of tile the people such as nominated Wendell Willkie H Having ving applied the above test thousands of Republicans have come ome to the conclusion that Don B. B Colton is the man the Republicans Republicans Re Re- j publicans should nominate if they expect to have the best ch chance nce of winning the governorship S Some me of the reasons which have convinced them are I 11 REPUBLICANS' REPUBLICANS BEST VOTE GETTER First st His power as a vote getter Here is a part of the record 1934 vote from secretary of state slate files peak of New Deal For Senator State Auditor King Kin r Colton Ririe I Ajax R Justice of or the Supreme Court Wolfe D R m It ill ill be noted that King D defeated Colton R by only 13 1377 77 votes A shift of less than votes would have elected C Colton Colton carried 16 out of 28 counties Colton also led led- ticket in two prior elections by thousands of votes H He was elected to Congress six times by large majorities 1 8 FAR REACHING PROGRAM nd His constructive progressive and looking forward-looking program program pro pro- iF gram gram m which includes among other things the following 1 IA f A state water reclamation program which will save millions for Utah Utah farmers farmers state time long-time loans at low rates of interest t td to make water-tight water canals and Irrigation ditches legislation to permit the state to contract with the IB Bureau reau of Reclamation to dyke Utah lake and save acre feet of water now wasted 1 t Proposes Hatch Act for Utah It will get rid of political machines now in office and prevent the future formation of new new ones The state to encourage outside capital Investments in Utah under proper regulations The state to set up small R. R 1 P. P C C. to lend aid to develop Utah resources and put men now on relief to work at real wages of present welfare program until real jobs take it its place More aid to the aged and disabled needy by cutting expense in administration by more efficient methods and reduction re reduction re- re of administrative personnel Gl Save thousands of dollars to Utah taxpayers by reducing or entirely eliminating boards and commissions which after are found to be worth less than we are arc paying for them Get back to the principles of self help and home industry Y which lich Brigham Young used so successfully in building the Intermountain Intermountain Intermountain In- In Empire S Take Utah out of the line of beggar states which forms in front of the White House Third His twelve years of splendid service in congress Many of the good roads in Utah are the result of the Colton Oddie Ie bill Ol-nhe Ol AT THE PRIME OF LIFE Fourth Mr Colton is at the prime of his life rich in experience y yet t young enough to be at the height of his powers In a constructive constructive constructive con con- way He is 63 years of age younger age younger by many years than many senators and governors and important executives in inthe inthe the United States Fifth Labor leaders say that his record In Congress Is one of th the best of any legislator ever to represent Utah Sixth His support is wide state-wide he is of the people and the pioneer stock which founded and helped to build this state He is isone isone isone one of their outstanding members His name will help balance the ticket Seventh He had the courage to carry the Republican banner In 1934 34 when there was slight chance of winning He should be rewarded and not penalized for making that sacrifice run Eighth His support is entirely voluntary like that which nominated nominated nominated nomi nomi- Wendell Willkie Ninth If elected he will give the state a like business-like economical cal cal progressive looking forward-looking dignified administration of which all of Utah may be proud Finally in the humble opinion of the undersigned It is Just good common horse sense for Republicans to nominate Don B. B Colton for Governor r ARTHUR V. V WATKINS Provo Utah I t Political advertisement paid for by Arthur Arlhur V. V Watkins JOHN K Ka MADSEN DO ES S IT e T Tj i 11 j d R Quality John K Madsen President American Rambouillet Sheep Breeders' Breeders Association and his foreman W. W C. C Olsen with Quality prize Rambouillet Ram Ham purchased for the top price of from Nielson Bros Uros Sheep Co at the National Ram Sale Union Stockyards North Salt Lake John K Madsen has bas for many years bought and sold at the top price Two Madsen Rams at and Madsen Range Ram aye ave were second and third at rage has topped the Nathe Nathe Nathe Na- Na the National Sale Sale for 17 years At the 1939 Eden Texas sale one of our Rambouillet Rams took look first prize of and brought the highest price paid in America in 1939 At the 1940 Eden Sale our year old ewe took first prize of 75 One of our yearling ewes was first and grand champion champion champion cham cham- pion of the sale and amI show topping the sale and winning the prize Another of our yearling ewes took second prize and our pen of three range rams ranis rams rated first place and soldat sold soldat at each Last week at Pendleton Oregon we sold the top stud Ram and top ton range Pen We will twill be at the following sales Elko Nevada Sept 14 Casper Wyoming Sept 18 17 and at the Albuquerque New Mexico September sale We also have good registered ewes for sale JOHN JOAN K MADSEN l RAMBOUILLET HAl I FARM Alt l Pleasant Utah Phone Welcome Sheep men Attending Offending the National Ram Sale MOUNTAIN BRAND SUGAR A Sugar for Every Purpose manufactured by LAYTON SUGAR CO LAYTON UTAH Y I The NEW Fall Falla F a II J Half Hale Size e a i r Ui I c ORIGINAL j jr For f Women Less G 0 o of f Five feet or e A For Discriminating Y Younger Jr Women t s Exclusive at The Paris a 95 95 6 1095 i TO F. 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