Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1895-10-10

elect Hon. 0. l.. Moore, o splendid
lawyer, clean gentleman and an en-
thusiastic Republican.
HUMPHREY IS slDErRACKED.
Council Grove Courier, (Pop.): The
Republicans Of the Eighth judicial
district convened at Herington last
Monday and nominated 0. l.. Moore,
Of Abilene. The race is now between
Mahan and Moore. Humphrey has
been sidetracked and will receive a
very light vote in this district.
FROM SENATOR SCOTT.
lola Register, Rep')' The friends
Of Hon. o. L. Moore. Of Abilene, are
pleased to observe that he has been
nominated by acclamation by the Re-
publicans OF that district as their
candidate for Judge. Mr.. Moore is
gentleman and a lawyer and will
make an able and upright judge.
HAS A HIGH REPUTATION.
Washington Kas.) Post Rep.): The
Republicans Of the Eighth judicial
district comprising Dickinson, Mar
ion, Morris and Geary held their con-
yention at Herington last Monday and
nominated Hon. o. l.. Moore, Of Abb
lene, for judge. The Republicans at
the last judicial election affiliated with
the Democrats and supported Judge
Humphrey, Of Junction City, aDcmo-
ceat, as a "non-partisan' candidate
for the purpose Of defeating Judge
Nicholson, the Popalist candidate.
This was effective, but Judge Hum
phrey and his friends seem to think
that the Republicans ought to con-
tinue the "non-partisan" racket for
bis benefit. Should the Democrats Of
that district desire to defeat Mr.. Ma
han the present Populist candidate,
they will vote for Moore as "turn
about is fair play" and we believe
that Moore's election in any event is
quite positive as he is very popular
gentlemen and enjoys high reputa-
tion as a lawyer.
NO MORE DOUBT.
Lawrence (Kas.) World (Rep.). The
decision Of the supreme court to the
effect that the new judicial apportion-
ment bill passed by the last legisla-
ture was constitutional will make
sure of the election OF 0. L. Moore,
of Abilene, as Judge in the Eighth
district. Marion county has 1000
majority and that re.
moves the district from the doubtful
column.
THE REPUBLICANS DUTY.
Salina Sun (Rep.); At the Repub-
lican Judicial convention held at Her.
ington last Monday Hon. 0. l.. Moore
Of Abilene was unanimously nomi-
mated for district judge. The four
counties, Dickinson, Geary, Morris
and Marion, were fully represented,
there being thirty-eight delegates
present. At the independent and
Populist conventions Marion county
|ailed to put in an appearance. The
convention was in no sense monoto-
1ous, for the reason that the nomina-
Jon was followed by some enthusias-
iic speeches. Now, the duty Of the
Republicans is to elect Mr.. Moore
md the situation Is indeed favorable (
% his success. He will reflect credit ,
ipon the position He is q compe. 0
ent lawyer and excellent gentleman. !
OVER IN MISSOURI. q
Kansas City Star Dem.). The Re- !
,ublicans Of the Eighth judicial dis a
rict OF Kansas have nominated 0. l.. O
Moore Of Abilene for Judge. Mr..
Moore is said to be a very worthy
nan. He at present is regent Of 0
he State University, succeeding Sen I
or William Rogers, after the un- d
ortunate fight made upon the latter b
" the Republican machine last a
pring. y
SALINAS REMARK. n
salina Republican (Rep.); Hon. 0. t
;. Moore, Of Abilene, was nominated
unanimously by the Republican
Judicial convention in the Eighth dis
rict for iudpe. u