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Show BULL MOOSERSl CREATED A BIG STAMPEDE County t'ommi6siouer W C Hun ter haB received a communication from Warren district which reminds hi in thai one of the most difficult animals to rope ami brand is a "Bull Moose" Ho thought he had one of the long horns down, when he nar row ly escaped a stampede by an en tire herd of bull moose, elephants and donkes. Mr Hunter ii seems had turned down a candidal.- for road supervisor on the ground that the aspirant was not a regular Republican, only to find that already twoo r more Bull Moose had slipped by him Into the count pasturanc The Tollowing communication on this subjei-M has its humorous side ' Ogden. Utah. Feb. 7. 1913. "Mr W C. Hunter Dear Sir. Some days a;o a petition bearing the namef of a majority of Republican voters ol Warron was duly presented to you re. j Questing thr reappointment of J M. Wade road supervisor In this division i ol the Warren district. "From tho press we learn that R. , B Gibson was appointed last Tues-day Tues-day to that position, and we learn also authentically that your expressed reason for making said uppointment was that our candidate is a Bull Mooaer "Lest our silence shall be construed as a meek and good ualured acquiescence acquies-cence in your judgment, we feel to jointly address you. and vigorously resent .md condemn such hitii banded band-ed conduct. A casual consideration ot at least two or jour appointees In this county persuades us that you propose that your friends shall ahare Keneroualy of the public crib, though I the people be brought to mourn 'The office of road supervisor is essentially th people's office, and It ; waa ttrietly In accord with 'he traditions tra-ditions of our party in Warren (.hat we addressed our petition to you We beliee that the fact that the com-i mlhsioners In our county hav? been fair minded as a rule and that few ! have arrogated to themselves the lib-! erty you have taken in thin caae. l tho reason that popular clamor nas ' not ere this been crystallized into el statute making the office of road supervisor elective. ' Bull MooBer- bh. ve gods! ouj would surely not disown your offspring off-spring Just such conduct as yours In Huh case has created the clamor for the recall of officials and produced pro-duced Bull Moosers by the thousands "Your Judgment stands out In bold relief in this case. The charge is made of Bull Moosism No Opportunity Opportu-nity is given tbe accused to replv I We will let Solomon talk a little to you on the question He says 'He that Judgeth without a hearing le unwise ' Further. We deny the charge and beg to call your attention to the ridiculous feature of the whole ma'-i ter, namely, that your appointee was one of the most anient supporters of Roosevelt in this district "We cannot close without expressing express-ing the wish that hereafter you may rise to the sublime height of your position po-sition ami incline your ear to the wishes of. if not the whole people, a' L ast the great majority within your party Otherwise that your true position po-sition may be generally known, and that you may be returned at the first opportune time to the ranks where OU v.ill have rnoro time to contemplate contem-plate the rights of the major's Lei the people rule "Respectfully yours, t Signed Herbert East Democrat losepli Knight. Republican; W ii Waymeni Rppuhllcan, P T Snmb. Republican; J.ime., liclln. Republican. J. R Way-mcnt. Way-mcnt. Democrat Charles H Wa -ment, Democrat, Le Roy Bast, Democrat; Demo-crat; Parley Kast, Democrat; F H ludkins. Republican. Albert Wade Republican A. E. Waymeni Republican Repub-lican Joseph Skeeu, Republican. C B. Judkins. Republican; Joseph W ay ment. Democrat. Parley Hodson. Republican. Re-publican. L Hansen, Republican M E. Wade. Republican, Rodne Wayment, Democrat : E2ra ayment. Republican: Bryan Judkins. Republican; Republi-can; M M Wade, Republican; Cornelius Corne-lius Wamcnt, Democrat." |