The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1906-11-03

Supreme court of Oregon in 1898.
He came to Idaho in 1900, was adj
mitted to the supreme court of Idaho
in the same year, and CONNIE need the
practice of law in NamDa, where he
had a successful practice for four
years. In 1904 he was elected conn
ty attorney of Canyon county and
holds that Office at the present time.
During his term as county attorney
he has had many important cases and
Is thoroughly familiar with criminal
law and procedure. Mr.. Van Duyn
is a graduate of the Oregon State
University and has an excellent liter
airy and legal education.
Mr.. Van Duyn's opponent for
county attorney is not to be compared
with him in qualifications for the
Office. It is a well known fact that
Mr.. Vaughan, the candidate for the
Office on the Democratic ticket, is a
young man who has just commenced
the practice of law last spring in
Emmett, that he has never been ad-
mitted to the Supreme court of Ida
no, and that he has had no experience
in this State or elsewhere In the prac-
tice of law. Mr.. Maughn is another
one of the disgruntled political pan
derers, who sought Office at the hands
of the Republican party, and who,
upon being turned down Immediately
transferred his allegiance to the
Democratic party. He run for dele
gate to the Republican convention at
Payette and voted at the Republican
primaries called for the purpose of
sending delegates to that convention.
He was defeated as a delegate
Within month he had changed his
politics. Such men should not re-
ceive any support from either party.
Candidates, who are unstable in prin-
ciple, are men not to be trusted with
important positions.
Mr.. Van Duyn should, and will
receive a great majority, as an en-
dorsement of the good work that he
has done for Canyon county.
F. A. HAGELIN
Mr.. Hagelin, the Republican can
didate for probate Judge, Is a gradu-
ate of the law department of the Uni
versity of Nebraska. He came to
Nampa about 1908, and commenced
the practice of law, where he built
up good practice. Upon the resig-
nation of Probate Judge Church, Mr..
Hagelin was appointed to fill the va
cancy, and holds the position of pro-
bate judge at this time. Canyon
county Is fortunate to be able to Sc
cure the services of so capable law
yer to fill the position of probate
Judge. The people are entitled to
have a man in this position who I'M
derstands the law. Important cases,
both civil and criminal, are being
constantly heard in this court, and it
goes without saying that competent
of the law should be had to pass up
on them. Estates of magnitude are
constantly passing through this court
and they should have the close atten-
ton of skilled practitioner. This
the county now has In the person OF
Mr.. Hagelin, and he should be con-
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Industrious, sober and a thorough
student. He Is impartial In his de-
cisions, and has won the merited ap-
prevail of the bar, and others who
have had business before him. Rev.
Hawks, Mr.. Hagelin's opponent, who
sought the nomination at the hands
of the Republican convention. is an
other disgruntled Republican who al
lowed the greed for Office to over
come his party principles.
GEORGE HARVEY MOORE
Mr.. Moore is the candidate of the
Republican party for assessor, and is
thoroughly competent and qualified
to fill the position. Mr.. Moore is
self made man, who by hard and dill
igent labor and application to duty
has created high respect among the
citizens of this county for his ability
and citizenship. He is clean, cap
able man, shard worker, close
thinker and one. who loses no oppor-
tunity to advance the interests of the
community. He Is well known to
every citizen of Nampa and has
wide acquaintance throughout the
county. Every one, knowing him.
has nothing but good words for his
qualities as a good citizen and an
able man. Mr.. Moore has lived in
Nampa for a number of years. and
now lives there. He Is a popular
man and has many friends. The
duties of assessor call for man who
is familiar with bookkeeping, Is a