The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1896-04-25

Walter Moore, the candidate for
joint senator from Wasco, Sherman
and Gillian counties, is one of the
best known men in this section of
Eastern Oregon He was a resident
of Wasco county before Sherman
was taken from her, and has retained
his interest in all things concerning
the mother county. He is a busl-
ness man who has had dealings with
men in all pursuits and conditions
and has established for himself a
reputation for honesty and fairness
which commends him to the voters
of the district. At the last Republi-
can Club convention he was chosen
member of the executive commit
tee. He is man of ability, of force,
and into his hands may safely be
placed the interests of his constitu-
ency.
John Michel, the candidate for
joint senator from Wasco and Sher-
man counties, needs no Introduction
to tie people with whom he has lived
since boyhood. Mr.. Michel ranks
as one of the able men in the Re-
publican party of the state. As
editor of the Times-Mountaineer he
fought long and well for the princi-
Piles of Republicanism, and when
circumstances now permit him to be
of service in the halls of legislation,
the party for which he has labored
hastens to honor him with the nom
inatIon for joint senator. +.
Michel will be recognized force in
the legislature, and his voice will
ring clear in advocating the inter
ests of Wasco and Sherman counties.
B. S. Huntington, whom, together
with Mr.. Jones, the convention named
as joint representative, from Wasco
and Sherman counties, is the best
nomination that could be made.
There is no man who is more fit be-
cause of brains or character to rep.
resent US in legislative halls than
Mr.. Huntington. OF his ability
there is no question, his character is
unsullied, and he viii enter into his
work with vim and vigor that will
accomplish much for the people he
represents. Mr.. Huntington is in
the front rank as lawyer, as clti-
zen he is progressive, fair minded,
and always ready to advance the
interests of the community. He
possesses the confidence of all classes,
who will be glad of an opportunity
to vote for him at the cop-ing elec
tion. Mr.. Huntington will make a
record in the legislature which will
be matter of pride TO the counties
that elected him.
F. N. Jones, the other candidate
for representative, is one Of the
heavy stock owners in Wasco county.
He has been a resident of Wasco
county long enough to become thor
oughly identified with its interests
and to be alive to its needs. Wasco
county is stock growing commun-
ity, and it is only fair that the stock
interests should be well re presented,
as they will be IN Mr.. Jones. This
gentleman may not be SO well known
to people generally as the other can
didates named, but there are plenty
of people to vouch for his ability
and fitness to represent Wasco and
Sherman counties in the legislature.
The record of Prosecuting Attor-
ney Jayne has been so good that his
reelection is certain. Mr.. Jayne
has become known to tie people of
the Seventh district as an able, con-
scientious, industrious official. He
has represented the state and county
in the prosecution of offenders in
such manner that satisfaction has
been given to all law-abiding citi-