The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1912-09-06
spIuARY ELECTION TUESDAY,

ton the voters of this county, as we'll
81 the voters of every county in the
tate will have an opportunity to eX-
o,pss their preference for candidates
sefore the public for the various Of
sces to be filled at the general cleo
,lon Tuesday. November ,. There is
no dearth OF candidates. Never before
/ have there been so many patriots
,eady to sacrifice their private inter-
osis for the purpose OF serving the
ppple. .The primary election makes a
| iree for all race, and the man who has
the price of the filing fee can stand
for any Office his ambition may lead
/ him to aspire to. From among this
/ horde of candidates the people are en-
pected to name their preference for
| each office, and the candidate receiv-
. ing the majority OF the ballots east
! MI be given a place on the tickets to
Ne voted for in November. Three par
ties will participate in the primaries.
npublicans, democrats and socialists.
! AZ the candidates of the latter party
/ lave been named. and there is no op-
/ peiti0n, the vote of the socialists
! tuesday will be merely perfunctory.
! 4 democrat or republican desiring to
. vote Will go to the polls. ask for his
mrty ticket and proceed to make his
| selection. There is another party that
claims an existence, a political exotic.
/ nm by and for a single man, known as
/ impressive, Bull Moose, bandana and
cher cheerful sounding names, which
| b to have primary all by its lone
nne Saturday. OF course member
/ this hybrid organization will not
have the effrOntry to go into the pri-
marfes Tuesday and call for q demo-
1 crat or republican ballot. and if one
did so he should be at once challenged
1nd made to swear that he intended
/ b the main to support the candidate
/ Of the party the ballot represented at
| the general election. or course nc
honorable republican would ask for a
dem0crat ticket at the primary, unless
he intended to support the democratic
ucket In November. nor would dem
ocrat demand republican ticket, un-
he had changed his political complex
hn 1t is to be presumed that there
y some honor among the rank and lie
ot the new party, if there be little in
q ~ AsStA push, anu II lOt tAbNStcu
mat the followers of the Car of Oys-
sM Bay will take part in the republi-
|sean primary. Every republican has
perfect right to vote for the candidate
he chooses, but among the many. and
Et4Qt OF them utter strangers, it may
dtmcuit to make choice There
~ many excellent gentlemen running
M ONCE on all the tickets This pa
- fayors the republican candidates.
M loyal republicans, those who stand
we to the principles and traditions
~ thelr party. In county affairs the
aldates are pretty well known, and
uke will be no trouble making
aolce 1t Is the state officers that will
occasion some difficulty if the voter
unhes TO support worthy, capable
"a upright men. The Gazette has
a!elully considered the various can
uoates on the republican ticket and
.culd recommend the following list
republican voters to support. II
uese men are nominated and subse-
Mently elected the people will find
mat they have made wise choice:
CONGRESSSMEN-AT-LA
lie. Frost. A. C. Shaw or Frank Ham
nOnd.
REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS-
Third District.
VIM. NJ. Ridpath.
GOVERNOR.
Nj. II. Hay.
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR
LOUIS r. Hart. If there are four can
uuates, Hart for first choice and w.
Y. McMaster second choice.
SECRETARY OF STATE.
|. NJ. Howell.
STATE AUDITOR.
w. f. Clauson.
STATE TREASURER.
ID. II. Cox.
"hMlsSIONER OF PUBLIC LANDS.
c. V. Savidge,
ATTORNEY GENERAL,
W. V. Tanner.
SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC
INSTRUCTION.
Josephine Preston.
INSURANCE. COMMISSIONER.
III. O. Fishback.
republicans of Okanogan county.
Nv VIII make no mistake by lining up
~ tnis list They are clean men,
%aorable men, both in public and pri-
%e me- One candidate mentioned is
na,auy, and she is as competent to fill
Me Office as any man who could be
Aamed. Remember the list Tuesday