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Show H INGRATITUDE BiH H ' On Monday Cacho County had n county nttor- H nev rctiio from ofilcc. He was elected as a Rcpub- M ( llcan, but during his term of office saw fit to i 1 change h's politics. Prior to his election to this of- i M flee ho was twice elected city attorney for Logan B ( ,( City us :i Itcpubllcan, In nil making six years of i BBH i! mc;o "10'1,!,1K nt tuo lmn''s of tho Itcpubllcan par- H ., ty, joud throughout it all bo has been a resident M of tho county of hut eight or nlno years. Durfhg 1 tho three times that this gentleman haB been bo- M foro the people several thousand voters of Cacho M County have voted for him. These voters no doubt 1 m felt that they were freo men and women, and while H perhaps omo voted for him on personal grounds, ' H the great majority did so on account of tho ticket ! H on which he ran. It will bo Interesting to know Just ' H whai this gentlemnn thinks of thoso thousands ! H . wlv voted for him. In a recent letter to the paper I H ' of lilt party ho says: H Logan, Utah, Doc. 10. 1912. M , Tho Progressiva Publishing Co., i H Salt Lake City. Utah, H c.enllcmen: Kind enclosed mv check for tho H sum of one dollar for one year's subFcrlptlon to j thu "Prociesslvo." Tho ProeresRlvo paper Is much Sn eded In Utah, and its power in breaking tho bond I of political slavery In this stato will be n Ood send ! to tho good people of Utah. I wish you success I H with ?our paper, and trust thnt Its mission will j H bo appreciated by thot-o who lovo a square deal ' H In stu'o and national administration. H Voure very truly, JOHN A. SNEDDON. H If the good peoplo who voted for Mr. Sned- Hj don are "slaves" will somo one stand up and tell H what Mr. Sneddon Is? BBI j. |
