The Montana plaindealer. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1906-1911, 1906-11-02

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washington to assist old Var5s-sa and Ben Iliman to repeal me
9Th Amendment
GOOD MN TO SUPPORT
The legislative Ticket is headed BY that aggressive ana P1osfes-
.ve citizen, Malcolm ellis la''[s'; - IN r..
Of Silver Bow County He receiving the loyal suIP0' Of d. Nc
pabHoans. and all Of those ~a- stand FIR the endorsement 9. me
record Of Theodore Roosevelt
Hefea friend Of labor and friend Of the odorad people and
h.- e..--~4e and will without erou receive their united sup
pom for State Senator, and q s-ca will vote 70 send a hsPuDa'aH
United States Senator TO Washington who will not aid and ASSIST the
nealous Var5aman and Tlmau ID their efforts 10 hamper "o prog
ress and upl1 Of a struggling race.
WILLIAM sCALLoN FOR REPRESENTATIVE
For Representative the Hon. VIM. Scalon IS one Of the RePu7li
can nominees who should receive the united support OF all those VINO
stand for law and order, and justice, and if there IS a people Oh eaTm
who should stand for those things, I'll our race. II IN Things ina
Mr. ScaIlon stands for in civic affairs should prevail, we verify believe
that it would result in a better feeling and a higher regard tor our race
1t is the lawbreaker and laWless class that have made it SO hard tor the
race at large. Aside from these matters, voting for members OF the
I legislature involves a principle which cannot be overlooked, and re-
CARELESS of all other considerations if We are not traitors to ourselves,
we must Of necessity vote for the Republican nominees not only for
Congress but for members of the Legislature IS well
C H. HES
Everybody can well afford to support for Representative Gus H.
Hess, who is a workingman, and knows the needs OF the common peo-
pie. He is a veteran Of the Spanish-Amercan War, is prominent in
organized labor circles. and is entitled to your support and confidence
CHAs. s. HENDERSON FOR SHERIFF F..
A better selection could no. be made for Sheriff than the Repub-
lican candidate Chas s. Henderson. He is one of Buttes solid bust
ness men, and is a friend to all classes, having come up in the ranks
Of the toher. He s broad-gauged and progressive; his friendship and
good will toward our people is unquesuoned, and there IS no question
that he will get their solid support. his popularity extends 10 All
classes, and party lines are thrown aside, especially 50 in the contest
for this important Office, and it is freely predicted that Chas. Hender
son will be elected the next sheriff.
Thomas ]. BENEFITS has for 20 years been a merchant in Center
vile. He is we'll known and popular. He has always been a leader
in matters of public concern, and has been conservative and just HIS
business in Centeryile has been largely with the miners of the hill,
and he counts them his friends. He will give them a good accounting
Iof his stewardship, if he IS elected to the Legislature.
Alex Macaulay s Scochman, but has long lived in Montana.
H has not been active in politics, but has always taken a lively
interest in matters of public moment. For many years he was en-
PIgaged in huJness in Helena and in recent yeaTs has been engaged in
business in this city.
Dr. Donald Campbell is one of Butes most highly respected
physicians. He is public spirited and has always identified himself
with every movement which signihed anything for the improvement
or betterment Of Butte and Montana.
Joseph Coby is a union man and a veteran of the War with
Spain. He stands high in the counsels of unionism, and has the inter
\ ests of labor always at heart. Mr. Corby has been a member OF Ma
the Western Federation Of Miners. Mr. Corbyi is a member of the
Engineers Uuon, of which he was several times elected president
Mr. Corby is a conservative, hardthinking man. Labor may well
repose confidence in him, while others need not fear radical socialsic
tendencies.
,5 James 2esI II \ F TlI k Gg Of R Ba.ts5 5s Fe .sr0 Sd- :sRsTsi ts HG . !. itTsd for Of 4a ny
Pc he ~ GOOD sat.f7-Fon to his toTnsnen and he Is wei rkad n
the HuCty, Mr. la! has been seriously u during the caBPaignf but hi
was one Of the early managers of the Alice Mine, and a wel-knOwu mining
cbas j. Cutler is an insurance man. He j, identified with the upburd
Ing OF Butte and has grown with the city. He has always been eager fo
Interests before casting his ballot on any measure.
George c. Mcdonald is miner. He knows the underground avenues o.
n this city, and viii di eaeienty the office to which he asks election '@"'
He has P e SEEM Ma PS5ss once E a &C c ~ member %i5 Teo of ae "a c "a c Sa 5iide If. G 4eo a99f is d
Butte to him.
Louis A. Walker is manager of the Ffnlen Hotel. He has for years beef
counted as one OF Montanas most successful uanes men His ac9uaint
His service for the people in the Legislature will be of the highest efficiency
James F McMans is a miner Like Nj, Mcdonald; he has been intruste
nent. He has the full confidence Of the miners and a wide circle of ohe
= him full satisfaction