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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-08-01

nenbeiidtigung oerartigen Yaltel,
babe i'd nur oarp 3eit iibrig,
iuenn id mid Ianger in elmer Staot
aufbalte. Das Log aber nfdt 1T
ncinem Ylane. Gang e~rItaunllid)
lit oas Wadstum 2eip5ie's, oas
nabe5u an 100000 @ilapobner 5ablt
uno iib INNER mebr ausocbmt. Sic
pieritodigen Sduier iinb fdon ucit
in Die aornfeloer binaus ecban!
ltto oas fribcre Mderlano mub I'LL.
gebeuer im @erte eeitiegeu ieiil
rno bobe 8reile brineen.
Bon 2eip5ig reilte ih nad) Goifcl.
Gaiiel lit cine Der ih0nlt geIegenen
Stdote Deutidlanos uno bietet Io-
mol negen ieiner 5ablrci9en Sc.
benstuiiroigfeite1 uno Gunltucrfc,
dig aud megen ieiner pradtuoncu
llmgebung einen angencbnlen s[ilf-
etrtbalt. @s gicbt mol falmt ellie
Staot auf Dem Sentiment, Die etmas
abnlides tpie Die 4orIsaue, oieieil
grobartigen SohmaIoparf III I'LL.
mittelbarem a(nibluB on Die Stoot.
ODER Die poIoberiibmte 9ilbeIms.
bobe, auf5uneiien Bot. Gailcl fanir
5tpar I'M naditen Sabre iein 1000
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mooernen einorud. Bon Dem altell
Gaiiel lit per5meifeIt menia iibril
geblieben. gaiieI bat iett 100000
8emobner. Die ginlpobmcr5abl Dot
lid IN ben lesten 5luan5is SaBrell
berooppelt. Die Gtdote mld1lep
uno uadiea niht niir III Mmerifo;
bier lit oos nod pieI mcbr Der Soil.
Sd fam am Sonntag III GoifcI al
als Die @aiierfiinlte gum lettell
Wale Dor benz gintrefien Der aaiic.
rim iprangen. MIio beaab id mid
binauf auf Die WilbeImsbobc mno
itieg Die GerfuIesterraiie 1iiiob,
UNI 6uerlt bon oben ben uiuergIeih-
lid i6onen lteberblid ii6cr GaIict
uno Die meiteitc untacbuao 81
genieBen uno UNI mir oann 6os
Sdanipiel oes ipringenoen @oiicrs
bon nntell all5uieben. Bunft $50
tuuroen bic Shlenicn geoffnet uuo
oas Waiier blgann Die 9erraliea
J berab5nitiir5en; es periert lif oonn
bomgaiiin aus nnteriroiib i'm @alb
Cine idier uniiberie9barc Mcuif)en,
memge bepolferte Den breiten 0olo.
meg, UNI Dor elmer 8erf(iifteter
Selspartic SaIt 5u MADDEN, ron
mo- berob iid bas @niier abcrrnols
ergoB; oarn foIgte INNER beraot
Elm @aiferfon nit 8iabuft; BON BORT
ails Der etma $50 SUB 6obc WaI.
ierfan aus bofsemouerten @rn,
ben gang obnlid mie Die @oi.
ierleitungsanlagen Der a5tefen -
uno enblih auf eletder S6bc mil
Dem Sdlob bic @ieienfomtdnc, War
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-08-01

iest nidt obne @nltrengung alf
Die Seite brebte, etpas Igin5elnes
niht mebr unteri6eioen Tonne.
Damn aber miB i'd ooh mieoer,
niht in 8emuBtloiigfeit, aber in Ell
men baIucinierenoen 3uaitno per~
falen iein. Sd batte ndmlid Die
gan5 oeutIi6e 8ilion zines &ei-
tiers, Der nit elmer Sfneuigfeit, mie
lie eben nur in 8iiionen porfommt,
bon mir fort in Ser Midtung mad
Nenenbof iiber oas Moor rift. Ct
batte lib als ridtiger@ eipenlterreiter
bel Der raienoen Gurriere tief auf
Den langen biinnen Sals oes nett
ausgreifenoen Sieres gebeugt uno
batte einen boben SUIT allf. Gin
9eipenit nit einem boben Sut, lit
oas nidt laderlid?
Sebr ld6erli6! in Ser Sat! ia0=
te @oqnop. Or battle iid uieoer
erboben mo mar ot1 oas SenIter
getreten, ieine Grregung Dor @ott-
bolo 81 oerbergen. Wns bate por-
bin Der Sausfne6t por Der @or-
trefflidfeit oes 8feroes seiagt, oas
3ranoom in iener Madt geritten2
nno IN Der &idtung na1 3elen-
bof mar Der @eipeniterreiter &C.
iagt, nod Neuenbof, iiber bas
VranooD %gefommen! BRANDON, Ser
leltialnertpeiie in iener No6t elmer,
boben Suit getrasen; lino Ser bobe
Suit lpar NIT S~dIammtpaIier be-
lprist gepeicnl
8onnOm manote 1id pieoer au
@ottbolo. Sic balten es fir nmog.
lid, oaB iemano, i6 meme iemano
III 5leiih uno &no6en, rn6 more
Is mi Dem beiten, i6nealten Bferoe,
ons Doaaner Woor paifieren fanit2
(Sortiegnu1 foI1t.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-08-01

cine Sebenslpiiroiefeit 2eip5ie'S.
ga aber fem 0ahmittagsfon5ert
ltattfano, beeniiete i'd mid nit Der
Neli1tigune Der berrlicben gartlle.
ridden Mnlaeen, Der 2reibbauicr
etc. uno itieB als i6 pieber beraus-
trat, allf eirte Gar, Die nod bent
Sibfrieobof fubr, Der am e~ntgcgen-
aeiesten gnbe Ser 6taot liegt. 9ier
tautte pl0tlid oas @olferidlaht-
Denfmal Dor mir auf, oas iid auf
einem oltr6 aide, 59utt uno
Smo aufsefuaten Siigel, Der fid
born gu an 5pei Seiten maaartig
! fortlest, oidt am Ganoe oes Srieo-
tots erbebt. 9as 9enfmal 1T ein
1fmerer, flosiger Steirlflumpen,
ourb einen Stein I'M &albquaorat
abgei1loiien. l1eber ben Sunbament=
pfeilern moIbt iid Die 200 SUB bo-
be Mubmesboae. SIN Snrern fiibrt
iii elmer &obe BON 80 Sub eine Go
lerie berum unb an Den Gden be-
finoen iih bier iisenoe aaegorii6e
acknowledgement, 0ie Sapferfeit,
| Opfermilligfeit, 8aterlanOsliebe uno
| giuigfeit o~aritelenb. @on5 obel!
inter Dem ShluBltein umitebeil
Die bomartige 8olbune ic63ebr
! glcidulaBigen 80 SUB bobe Sigu-
rem nit langen 8arten, Die Die
ied5ebm 2anoesfiirlten oarftellen
iollen. 8iele moeen oas Oenfmal
idon fitloen; i'd permag mild 81
Der gniiht nidt gu befen1len. Ser
crit &c Sabre alte Siiofriebbof bai
eim in groBartigein Stpl aneeles.
tes &rematorium init elmer breitell
Wanoelbaue bapor. @om bier ats
bot man cine bolle lleberiiht iibel
ben 6rieobot Der Der idonite 2eip-
5ig's iein foa. CUR Staot 5liriid.
eefebrt, beiudte id aus rei,ter. Nie.
J tot Die vgute Guele" am 8riibl
100 id gum eriten Male Dor flint
zig Sdbren mar. Sd fano oas So
fal unber1noert. Bon atoeren be.
riibmten @ebduoen min ib nod on;
tteue Natbaus, oas nelle 9beatcr
oas @raiii Muielim oag geihsge.
ri6t etc. neniretl, Die i6 mir boil
Mutotnobil aug aniab. Stir Die SeSll
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-08-01

uno 1913 9inpoeou getpobnt 9aben
auerba6's 9of nit Muerbads ael.
Ter 1880 erbaut, bemerfenstpert.
Gurd DIE antbarimenftrabe gebel;o
bcfano i'd mid pIosIih benz reileil
8dbnbof gegeniiber. ueber Die 81
meufionen oieies er0bten 8obr.
bots guropd's = TT Mncrifn miiroe
man iagen Der @elt - bot bic
~Greie Hreife" ia 6ereits in Der Niinn.
rner bonn 10. SUM- angabcn &C.
inadt. Das @eb1uoe licgt mitten
i'm rseuer1 StaotteiI, f9rdg gegell-
.iiber bon Der gorie, oie Gront einenl
freien 8lnte 5ugefebrt, Der bon
faft alien StraBpnbabnlinien Be.
riibrt fptrb. Die gr0Bere S1Ifie
oieies Mieienbaus lit poaenoet uno
fir 9orort uno Geruperfebr in Be.
trieb. CT imponicrt ourd ieiua
foloifale Miisoebnung; uno bic iiber.
an berridenoe ginfnd6eit uno
S6mudloiiefeit IdBt oas @amse
llur nod mdhtiger mirfen. Wenit
poqeuoet mas i'm Sabre 1915
gef9eben ioG - tperocn auf ben rs
@eIeiiert, unter ben ieds Mielenb6.
gen, tdglih 225 Terioncn5iige ocs
G~ernberfebrs ein- nmo e~beniopieIe
ousIanfen, obgeieben bon ben
bieIen 6rrloerten bon gorort3iigen.
Die Rotten 6es gobnbofcs beloufen
ii@ auf $50 Wilionert Marf. Nad)
@eii6tigung ocs in alien gin5eI.
beiten groB5igig aagelegten &c.
bduoes mafte Der Nagcn, oa cs
idqu 2 llbr getDorocu ipar, fif fni.r.
reno benerfbar uno id begab mid
In ben naben 1~oricnfeler, mo i'd
Dns re~gelmdBige Menu an 1 Marf
% Yf. beltebeno aus Ohfen-
idtpnn5fuppe, Bihelsoorferfleiid -
GIeiih 1T alerbano @emiie gefoht.
iebr gut uno frdftig - @dniebra.
ten nit SnIot un6 Goupot un6
@1le nit @rot uno Butter einnabnr.
lilies tror poraiigIid). Sd mar Of
oes preiies uno bes @etotenen Der.
art eritannt, oaB id ben uOber"
frug, tuotli1 Der Mirt banferott 5il
modem gebenfe? Sn, antDortete Der
MIR i'm edten Sddiifd: reber unie-
Glen tpunoert fih aben enie6er
nber i1b,n fe mel auteftcr, Der @iri
Is ie nGmIid ieIb1t, in o. Side uni
3iebt gum @ddten.~ aIs i9 oenaeder
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Mufidrift rNamengarten~ ongefob-
rem. aIio gine's binein uno Big
gum gbnrIottenbot elm gong reiaen-
Der aonaertgarten nit einerl refi
aniebnIiben See I'M beffen in Der
Mitte peronferten Wuiifpabinon
ih nbenos bic Dielen Heinen Mu.
6erbotes NIT ibren fr0bIiden Sn
fuiien tummeIn. Son bier aus
fiibr id 5uriid gum 9olmengortem
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-08-01
Gteht pbena,l.

IS ftebt ettpas in gerbinoung mi
Sunt's 2igbtning Oil, bas fem an,
oeres Eminent" beiist. &noere
nIogen gut iein, aber oics lit ge.
NIB oas bette. @s perriftet olles,
lpofiir sic es empfebIen uro nod,
mebr. Sir @errentllngen, S6nits,
lprnoen, Guetihlneen, 9ranopu1-
oen @lieoeri6mer5en uilp. siebt es
nifts gelieres il Der @eIt. gs fteb,
obenan auf meinem Meoi8in-9rett
Sbr ergebener
Z. S. 9ronplotu,
2ipingiton $enn.
25c lino SOC Slaideu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-08-01
Reile.Brief
VIII.

VIII.
Mbreiie BON Berlin. = aeip5is.
Gaf1el.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-08-01

Mbreiie bon Berlin. = aeip5is. =
GaRel.
Aad pieroebntGgigem Mufentbalt
in Berlin erfaBte MIDI bos @eiie-
fieber mieoer. Sd uanote mid gu
nGdit mad 2eipaig. &aum ange-
fornmerl, nor id aud idon auf Der
StraBe uno befano mid iebr balo,
ben Remembering iiberidreiteno
auf Dem &~atbausplase nit Dem gro
BEN Siegesbenfmal BON STUB. Sic.
mering. gs lit bon boben alter
timlideu &dulern umrabmt, pon oc-
men es iih tn ieiuer reihen @lis-
berung pirfiam abbebt. @n Der 8or-
DerIeite oes S~auptiodels tbront i'll
pollen 9hmufe Der 4aiierpiirop.
bag Soupt Iorbeerumfran5t ola
Seloengeltalt aaiier Wilbelm l. 81
nen bier gden fteben auf auslali.
fenoen 4oltamenten bie &eiterItoito.
bioer aaiiers 5rieorif, oes &onigs
Mlbert BON Sa1ien, 9ismarf's uno
Moltfe's. Muf Ser nnteriten Stufa
oes unterbaues ltebeu bolfstimlide
arieaerge1taItctt. 9as Denfinal madt
einen erobartigen ginorud. Medts
binter Dem Deilfmol oil Der gde oer
RatborinenitraBe befinoet fid Die
i'm Sabre 1856 erbaltte alte Usage,
1T Der ale CUR Weiie nod 2eip5i9
eeitiften @aaren er5t getpogen luer-
ben nntbten, che ite gum Werfalli
geoffnet merben olirften. 9ns boz
niebreren Sabre1l eillem nmbm uil-
t~errporfenen Natbaus beitano idolt
Dor $50 Sabren uno es 1T iomit er.
fI1rlit, bob es einitlnals als eincs
Der iieben Wclttprnoer angefibr1
nlroe. lteber Der llbr lit cine &l;-
gel, Die Die 0~er1noerung BEG MoE'
Des bartlett: BEL Neumon6 tit oil
ihtuor5e, BEL gollnlono Die bergol6c.
te GGIfte iidtbar. Muf benz Blati
iinb nod bas I'M 16. Sabrbunocrt er'
baute aonigsbous, noJ1698 Beter
Der @roBe, 1850 Srieorih Der @roBi
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-08-01
-Aerzte Verscl1reiben Castoria

TASTORIA erfeut SIGH ausgespaochener Gunst seiens der Aazte, pharma-
~ ceuhsdher Gesakchaten md mediznischer Autortaen. Aerzte bedienen
SIGH dessAben nit dem besten Efoge. Die ausgedehmte Auwendung Won
Castona lasst SIGH fagos am drei Thatsachen zurdckfihren: Erstens-Die un-
leugbare Erkenntniss, das es unschadich list; ZaUeitens-Dass es NIGHT nm
Magenschmezen ereichtert ud die Nerven beruhigt sondem zur Verdauung
betragt; und DrSttens-lst es Elm angenehmer md vonkommener Ersatz fur
Castor-OeL Es list volkommen snher Els enthalt klein Opium klein Morphin
oder andere Narcotca und vedumt NIGHT Els list mgleih Soothing Symps,
Batemans Drops, Godfeys Cordial, etc. Els hemt etwas, VEINS SIGH cine medi-
znische Zeitchit o aussert hdessen erachten wr es fir unsere Schuldgkeit
af Gefahren hnzuweBen md auf Mitel zr F0rderung der Gesumdhet. Die
Zis da man Kinder aus Gewinnsucht oder Unwissenheit mordete sonte M Ende
SEM Unseres Wissens list Castuia Elm Mttel zr HMstelung dauernden Wohl-
befndens dem esh halt die Constitution in Ordnung-ome zu northumberland
desc AukLarung sind wr unseren Lesen schudig-Haus Journal of Health
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-08-01

Gage iarnmtlide Serren-s trobbiite
geitobIen. Ser 9ieb i6eint eine
Irt Meonamanilt 8t fem, oenn ct
nobm ni9ts onoeres.
SIN Wpnot Sult murbe MIR
q Wfol Se1eralarm eeeeben, uno
5par ie6s Mal bIinoer Mlorm. Ser
@elammti6ooen NOR Iebr gering.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-08-01
sgeOrie .,nb groris.

StaatsanmaIt, gu ieinem Sobn-
d9en: g&omm' einmal Der, meill
ghrif9enl fir Die Geniur iest's lett
Sriiael."
Sobn: o9lber, 9opo, Oh balt
Sid oo6 beim Iesten Suriitcufon-
ereB gegen Die RriigeIitrnie ailsges
lpro6enl"
Semano fraet. mas idne((er
pergebt ais Die Serien; iebr leift
gu be%onttuorten: oas @elo, oas man
fir Die Belt auriidselegt bat.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1912-08-09
No Forest Fire Loss.

PORTLAND. Aug. 9.-July passed
practically without forest fire loss,
August begun with unusually favora-
BILE conditions. and better equipment
than ever before by all protective agen-
cies except the federal forest service.
which Is hampered by congressional
delay In acting upon its appropriation.
Is the summary Of statement issued
today by the Western Forestry z Con-
servation association upon advices re-
celved from all protective headauuar-
tiers in the Pacific Northwest.
Washington reports no July fires Of
consequence. but the laws are being
enforced rigidly to prevent danger
later. Several attempts to burn with
out permit or operate pnguarded en-
gines have been followed by prompt
arrest and conviction. The Washing
ton Forest Fire association has 30
patrolmen out and is devoting speciaI
attention to finding and extinguishing
any fire left after spring slash burn.
ing. The state forester has q regular
wardens on duty and Is increasing
this force gradually, besides having 4
special orce of IS secured by govern
ment aid under the Weeks law.
Although the usual fire season 10
vice. The national forests are being
half over, Congress has made no an
preparation for the federal forest ser.
guarded on a deficiency fund, which It
is said would be wholly Inadequate in
an ordinary season, but 60 far there
has been very little loss.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1912-08-09
DrssENsroN AIDS DEMOCRATS.


The entrance of Paulhamus into the
gubernatorial race complexities the
state situation on the Republican side
still further and is strengthening the
already marked tendency in favor of
the Democratic candidates. Washing
ton this year is witnessing the specta-
Gle of a governor fighting two other
aspirants for an Office to which he
would seem to be entitled by custom !;
is seeing Republican party split
into three pieces, the old guard sup
porting Hay, one faction of the Pro
gressives. Lawrence, and the other
Paulhamus.
The upshot of it is that the Demo
cratic candidates are being looked to
by many Republicans as the right tim
Der with which to replace the tumbling
framework of the Republican state ma
work of the Republican state ma
chine. The regulars are sore" on
the progressives, while the latter hate
the ground the former walk on.
Can 1t be expected that the three
factions of the Republicans will Join
on one candidate after the primaries?
The question needs no answer-the
sore spots are too numerous. Which
ever way the hammer falls, it will be
to the gain of the Democrats. The
regulars do not hesitate to say what
they will do II Hay is defeated at the
primaries; there is only one alterna-
tive for that majority of the progress
sives who do not care to bolt the
party and yet will not support the reg
ular candidate.
The opportunity of the Democrats is
easily seen.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1912-08-09
BLYTHE SEES A NEW ERA
IN POLITICS OF NATION,

For great many years certain in
fuential-in money way-persons
who conduct operations in high fin
ance have conducted political opera
lions, not because they are party men
or patriotic men, but because they
wanted to manage the politics of the
country for their own individual. self
ish ends. This was reasonably easy
IN the old days and under the process
es OF the old order. High finance con-
trolled high politics.
For some years, however, the old
order has been changing and the peo-
pie have been taking over their own
politics. Still one feature of the old
order has not changed, and that is the
political intelligence of the high finan-
ciers-or the lack OF political intelli-
gence. to be more exact. These men
are not awake to what is going on in
the. country, being too busy getting
money for themselves and exerting
the power vast money brings. Condi-
lions have changed, but they have not.
They are still living and operating in
the Silurian age of politics, and their
politics is of the Silurian brand"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1912-08-09
PRESS COMMENDs Mr.. MURPHY
Retiring Editor In Highly COmmendc,
by Newspaper Brethren.

Retiring Editor In Highly Commended
by Newspaper Brethren.
The press of Washington carried
many compliments for John Miller
Murphy last week, when the an
nouncement of the sale of the STAND
ARD was made. Among the most fiat
tering was the comment of the Seattle
Republican, as follows:
"Newspaperdom has lost one of It's
most remarkable characters in the re-
firing of John Miller Murphy from the
Washington Standard, whose destinies
he has directed for the past fifty-two
years. The publisher who starts "a
long felt want and falls by the way
side in n year or two because he does
not reap as great a reward as he had
hoped, would porfit IL he would study
the journalistic life of Editor Murphy.
Those who have been SO fortunate
to get his paper will verify testify to it
being the best weekly in the state, the
best because it was always full and
overlooking with general Information
Of the kind good citizens were inter-
ested in. Editor Murphy is to be sue
ceeded by J. Fl. Brown. Eagle Fresh
water and J. De X. Brown
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1912-08-09
STANDARDS NEW HOME.

The WASHINGTON STANDARD is now
installed in it's new home at SOB Co
market, and its new owners will be
glad to meet the readers of the weekly
and its many friends and show them
newspaper and job printing office in
the state of Washington.
The STANDARD is proud of it's new
home, not so much because of the eX-
tent of its present equipment, but
more because it will be merely the nu-
cleus for publishing plant whose ac-
tivities will range throughout the
state and British Columbia. Its work
men are the best that Olympia affords,
it's present equipment, of a high or
der, will be constantly added to as the
business of the Effenbee Publishing
company develops dring the next two
months and its product will be the
finest that skill, hard work and good
equipment can turn out.
Naturally the STANDARD is soliciting
the patronage and cooperation of the
merchants and residents of Olympia
and Thurston county, for this is the
territory it has served for nearly 81
years and which it hopes to serve, as
no other paper has done or plans to
do, for as many years more. Its new
owners believe that if you will read
the STANDARD you will appreciate the
fact that it is weekly of different
kind than others that have been Of
fered for your approval and that you
will want to become regular sub
scriber.
Every resident of Olympia and
Thurston county, Republicans as we'll
as Democrats, will be cordially well
coined If they care to visit the new
plant, and the new owners desire to
impress upon them the fact that a
visit does not entail any obligation or
the expenditure of any money.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1912-08-09

work. and there are several counties
vet to be heard from.
The chance for electing Democrat
as governor of this state has never
been so bright. Million, Goldman,
Black, Lister and Dunphy are known
from one end of the state to the other
as leading Democrats of years stand
ing and activity. Todd is of the
younger generation. Chester is al
most unknown: unheard of until the
present campaign.
CT all these except Chester, and ex-
cepting him only for lack of infOrma-
ton. there is this much to be said at
the jump: that the candidacy of none
of these Democrats presents the start
ling danger, the chance of discredit,
disorder and shame, that attaches to
some of the Republican candidates,
and especially to Mr.. Robert T. Hodge
and Mr.. John c. Lawrence.
The Democratic candidates, SO far
as anyone has ever heard, are all clean,
capable, honest men.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1912-08-09
THE DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATES.

Seven prominent Democrats are
now in the field for the nomination
for governor In the minds OF many
Of the Democrats the field has mar
rowed down to two, Ernest Lister OF
Tacoma and Z. c. Million of Seattle,
but Hugh C. Todd of Seattle, l.. +.
Chester of Spokane, w. w. Black of
Everett, NJ. NJ Goldman of Seattle and
W. II. Dunphy of Walla Walla have
many friends and are by no means to
be forgotten.
Ernest Listers announcement OF his
candidacy won for him much common
Diary comment from the Republican
papers. He was at one time chairman
of the state board of control and his
work there and his subsequent bust
ness experience as successful con-
tractor seem to fit him well for the Of
flee of governor.
Another such a man is Mr.. Million.
Formerly resident of Skagit county,
he moved to Seattle and has estab-
lished a high reputation there as a
lawyer such as he bore while living in
Skagit county. He has been waging
a strong campaign for the primaries,
having started earlier than did Mr..
Lister.
Hugh c. Todd. a graduate of the
Pullman state college, is one of the
few legislators of the last session
whose record was entirely clean.
Also he was probably the original
Wilson man in the state, and while
his campaign has not been spectacu-
lar he has not been permitting the
voters of the state to forget that he is
in the race.
Southeastern Washington's candi-
date is Mr.. Dunphy, while Mr.. Chester
is being backed by the Democrats of
the northeastern part. The candidacy
of both men has made remarkable
strides in their own districts, marking
them as formidable contestants in the
primaries.
Western Washington, of course, is
well represented in the field, it two
other candidates being Judge w. w.
Black of Everett and NJ M. Goldman
of Seattle. Such great interest in a
state Democratic campaign has not
been manifested for many years and
the candidates. of these seven excel.
lent men has served at least to awak-
en- the Democrats to the realization of
the opportunity that is theirs this
fall, even If fate has foreordained that
only one of the seven may be chosen
to lead the ticket.
Any of these men could lead the
Democrats to victory in the state
campaign; 1t remains for the primar-
les to say which It will be.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1912-08-09
NINE pENoCRlTIC PAPERS.

Nine papers throughout the state
are listed in the Democratic ranks;
each week secs mere of the Republl-
can aud so-called independent papers
coming over to the support OF Wood
row Wilson and Thomas r. Marshall
at least. and many TO the aid OF the
state Democratic ticket.
Following is a list 0 fthe Demo-
cratic papers. Next week the STAND
ARD will publish a list of the papers
supporting the national Democratic
candidates. The nine papers are:
WASHINGTON STANDARD, Olympia.
Press, Waterville.
Courier, Dayton.
Statesman, Colville.
Democrat, Tacoma.
Commoner, ColfaX.
Times, Sedro WOOlley.
The Dawn, Ellensburg.
Tribune, Ellensburg.