POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT.
POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT.
JUDGE DALE,
The Peoples’ Candidate for Judge of Centre County.
THIS IS THE MAN FOR JUDGE OF THE COURTS OF CENTRE
COUNTY.
HE STANDS SQUARELY FOR THE ENFORCEMENT OF THE
LAWS.
Young, energetic and capable. The one man who possesses those splen-
did qualities of heart and mind which eminently qualify him for the position
of Judge.
Next Tuesday voters of Centre county by the thousands will go to the
polls and cast their votes for Judge Dale by Marking an X in their straight
party column and then placing an X after the name of Arthur C. Dale in
the column of candidates for Judge on the November election ballot.
Judge Dale is the Peoples’ candidate for Judge and the men and wom-
en of Centre county will determine by their vote who will administer the law
for the next ten years to come.
Judge Dale was born in Bellefonte, Centre county, Pennsylvania, on the
24th day of September, 1889. He was educated at the Bellefonte Academy,
graduated from college with the degree of Bachelor of Liberal Arts, as a
member of the bar of Centre county, a member of the bar of the Supreme
Court of Pennsylvania, was elected District Attorney of Centre county in
November, 1923, and became Judge of the Courts on the 11th day of De-
cember, 1924.
Since he has been presiding over the courts of his own county he has made
a splendid record. He has enforced the law, has placed in the county treasury
thousands of dollars in fines imposed and collected from violators of the law.
Together with the District Attorney and the Juvenile Court officer he has
lifted a great burden of expense from the shoulders of the tax payers by
bringing many dependent children from orphans’ homes, where they were
being maintained and supported by Centre county, in to this county and
placing them in good homes where they are now maintained without expense
to the tax payers.
Judge Dale has dispatched the business of the courts promptly and in a
surprisingly efficient manner. His splendid command of the English lan-
guage, his grasp and understanding of the law, his legal learning and ability
and his splendid legal mind have won for him the praise and commendation
of the men and women of Centre county. In the short time which he has
had to display to the people of his county the splendid natural gifts with
which nature has endowed him he has won a place in the hearts of the citi-
zenship of this county which render him an outstanding figure in public life
of the finest county in the great State of Pennsylvania. An intellect trained
and educated to comprehend the deep rooted fundamental principles of the
law and ready address with which to give those principles expression so
that they can be clearly understood by all, a judgment mature beyond his
years, a kind heart, and a deep interest in all the affairs of his county, from
corporate and business interests to the problems which arise in the lives of
the humblest citizens, all combined, constitute him the ideal type of man to
serve the people of Centre county as their Judge.
Throughout the entire county the people are taking into consideration
the qualifications of the three candidates for Judge of our courts, and with
one acclaim the public mind has centered on Judge Dale, the Peoples’ eandi-
date for Judge of the courts for the next ten years.
Thousands of citizens of Centre county know what has been done by
the determined, progressive, efficient work that the officers of the court ap-
pointed by him, have accomplished to bring about economy in order that the
greatest good might be done to the greatest number of the citizens of the
county.
Judge Dale, although an independent Republican politically, has dis-
played no partisanship since he has been on the bench. He believes as do
thousands of people in this county that the Judgeship should be non-partisan
and that the man who presides over the courts in rendering his decisions
should know no party, sect or creed and should justly, fairly, impartially
and conscientiously decide the cases which are tried before him, being gov-
erned solely by the facts of each and every individual case and the law of
the land which is applicable to those facts. No political influence should
determine the conduct of the court. A Judge should be free from partisan
influences to the end that he may do justice between man and man.
Those who are well informed on the political situation in Centre coun-
ty have come to this conclusion, that Judge Dale will be overwhelmingly
elected on next Tuesday, the third day of November, by reason of the fact
that the contest between the two men who contend with him for office has
been waged in such a spirited manner. Both these men by their supporters
have claimed that Judge Dale hasn’t a chance of election, but despite this
fact the voters of Centre county know and realize that the principles for
which Judge Dale stands meet with the approval of the great mass of the
people, the people who are not subject to machine control, the people who
exercise their right of franchise after careful thought and deliberation, the
people who want a non-partisan Judge in order that the judicial office shall
be free from any influence which might prevent justice and render a hard-
ship upon litigants.
Every vote cast for Judge Dale next Tuesday will be a vote for Judge
Dale alone and not a half vote for either of the two men who are seeking
the office now being filled by your Judge. Judge Dale, the Peoples’ candi-
date, has the best chance of election. Anything that may be said to the con-
trary notwithstanding.
At the primaries he received thirty-three and one-third per cent. of
the vote that was cast in Centre county. The men and women who voted
for him knew that he was a non-partisan candidate on the Republican, Dem-
ocratic and Prohibition tickets. They knew also that if nominated on one,
two or three of these tickets he would stand steadfastly by the thousands of
voters who supported him at the primary election and who will support him
on November 3rd. They knew that he would not betray the trust and con-
fidence reposed in him by them and for this reason they will vote for him on
the 8rd day of November next and will bring their influence to bear in their
respective communities to increase their vote in order that Judge Dale,
their own candidate, shall win by the handsomest majority ever accorded a
candidate in Centre county.
Bear in mind that the issue in Centre county is clearly defined. Judge
Dale stands for the enforcement of the laws.and he has said so emphatical-
ly, straight forwardly and unequivocally. He has done even more than this.
He has demonstrated since he has been on the bench just where he stands
on this vital question. :
The Peoples’ candidate for Judge is a real lawyer. He knows the rou-
tine of the court room, he has been a practical trial lawyer, he has tried
many cases before Centre county jurors, who know him and know his splen-
did ability as a trial lawyer. His handling of cases of exceptional note,
well known to the people, gained for him a reputation which extends be-
yond the limits of Centre county. His charges and judgments since he has
been on the bench have been generally commended. He is the type of man
which the people of Centre county want for their Judge. And wanting him,
they will vote to continue him in office rather than to remove him so that a
partisan Judge may occupy the position which he now holds.
Republicans, Democrats and Prohibitionists, alike, are convinced that
Judge Dale is the man for Judge of the courts and will vote to keep him on
the bench in“order that the splendid policies. put into force by him for the
benefit of the people of his county shall carry on and shall meet with no
interruption,
POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT.
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Voters of Centre County by the Thousands
Want to know how they can retain their party regularity and still vote for the PEOPLE'S CANDIDATE
FOR JUDGE. It can be done easily, according to law. Just two marks will do it
If a Republican, mark your Ballot thus : If a Democrat, mark your Ballot thus :
Republican X | | Judge of he Court of Common Pleas Democratic | X | [Judge of the Court of G Common Pleas
Arthur C. Dale X Arthur C. Dale X
A ballot marked as above must be counted as a vote for every Republican or Democratic candidate except
Judge of the Court of Common Pleas, for which office it must be counted as a vote for Judge Dale.
For all other offices you will vote a straight ticket for the party
will vote to keep the Judgeship non-partisan.
of your choice.
Thus you
Be sure to place an X after the name of Arthur C. Dale on the November Election Ballot.
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