Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-04-15
CLOSE OF A REMARKABLE
CAMPAIGN

| Inc piSsShJ primary CdupalBh II
the second in the history of the ore
gon direct primary law, and tn,
measure more tnan meets ihe expec
tation OF its friends.
Every colnty, district and state Of
fetal who has made a fair and clear
record is being renominated with al
most no opposition. THE EXPENSE
TO COUNTY CANDIDATES rs
SMALLER THAN UNDER THE OH
SYSTEM.
The Legislative Ticket.
The champions OF Statement No. !
have made a clean fight for the elec.
tion of senator's by the direct vote of
the people. That campaign has been
under the direction of Walter c.
Winslow and the five candidates
/ themselves.
They have raised their own cam
paign funds and put up their own
fight and they have been met with
splendid treatment at the hands of
THE PEOPLE WHO LOOK UPON
THEM AS CHAMPIONS OF PRO
GRESS AND CLEAN POLITICS.
II is to be regretted that the old
line machine managers should at
tempt TO drive clean men like Walter
G. Winslow out OF political work
The way he has come back at them
has SHOWN HIS METTLE AS A
FIGHTER AND THE STATE UNI
VERSTTY AND WILLAMETTE LAW
SCHOOL CAN BID PROUD OF HAV-
ING PRODUCED SUCH A DE-
BATTER and master OF cut and thrust
logic. He will be man more than
able to hold his own in the leglola-
ture.
The falls Winslow takes this morn
ing out OF c. II. Moores and City Poll
Collector Bob Hawley are worthy Of
any man. He Is more than a match
for the well-wethers OF the machine
Isn't II wonderful. the methods re-
sorted to, 10 popularize the Republi-
can party with the laboring men and
the young men OF the city ana county
10 set the poll tax collector to pub-
fishing their names as delinquents?
THEY WILL NEXT SET THE
DOG CATCHER AFTER THE VoT-
ERS TO LINE THEM UP.
Legislative Ticket VIII Win.
II is conceded by the managers on
the other side that party OF the State
ment No. ticket will win at the pri-
mary. The people should see to II
that all FIVE.
HATTEBERG OF SLIVERTON,
LIBBY OF JEFFERSON,
MILLER OF AURORA,
PATTON AND WINsLow OF SA-
LEM are nominated on Friday. Let
II be a Black Friday for dirty politics.
Let II be a good Friday for the peo-
pie who want clean men and clean
politics.
Put a clean pencil on a clean bal
lot. send clean men TO the leglsla-
ture, WHO WILL ELECT A CLEAN |
UNITED STATES SENATOR.
II YOU as a citizen are not pre-
pared 10 do that don't howl after
ward about corrupt politics.
Don't Solit the Ticket,
II YOU believe In the principle of
electing United States senators by |
direct vote OF the people VOTE FOR |
ALL FIVE OF THE ABOVE MEN.
DO NOT SCRATCH THE FARM
FRS, q. T.. HATTEBERG OF SILL
VERTON OR ARCHIE LIBBY OF
Hatteberg came TO this country /
from Norway with a good common
school education and Sl4 in his |
pockets, lie was carpenter, but |
soon got into lumber and grain busi-
ness kept a hardware store aud post
office az HaXley, Iowa, and came to
Oregon I'M 1895. HE HAS NEVER |
SOUGHT OFFICE.
Archie Libby is another clean .
young farmer, master of Morning I
Star grange, and a progressive road 4
builder in the south end of Marion /
county HE IL INSTINCTWELY /
TOO CLEAN 4 MAN FOR THE sA-
LE'M MACHINE, but should receive
the vote of every clean American citi-
zen.
A Hop Buyer ON the Ticket.