East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-10-08
Will LIAMS TO STUMP
OREGON FOR WILSON


Williams, the celebrated Massachu-
setts orator and champion of William
}, Bryan and his policies. will come
to Oregon to stump the state, begin
ming about the middle of the month,
according to advices received at dem
ocratic headquarters here yesterday.
Mr.. Williams is an orator of wide re-
pute and when he goes out on the
hustings the people are given a touch
of old times brought down to date. ..
c, Wilson, of California, another
speaker of recognized ability, will al
so be sent to this state to take the
stump for Wilson and Marshall. De-
tails of their itinerary will be an
nounced in few days.
An additional large consignment Of
educative literature and campaign
buttons reached headquarters this
week and the bulk of it has been sent
out to the various counties for gen.
eral distribution among the voters.
Recipients of literature heretofore
sent have reported in that good re-
suits are following this phase of the
campaign.
into the ring for second whirl at
the United States senatorship about
noon today. That he would do so
was quite generally expected, al
though many doubted whether he
would have the nerve. Evidently
Jonathan thought the "people had
not been on trial. quite enough and
he would force them to be tried over
again. The people will probably
plead former jeopardy when they
vote in November
But even as it was the entry of
Jonathan into the arena failed to
provoke single earthquake or other
cataclysm of nature. OF verify 1t
caused scarcely a ripple. The sun
continued to shine out of the joyous
effulgence of Indian summer and the
Willamette continued on its way to
the sea, Notwithstanding. But still
there We're many who didn't think
he had the nerve. They are talking
about that nerve business.
1t is remembered that when Ben
Selling, leading clothier," won out
fair and square in the primaries
| Brother Jonathan gulped down his
own condolences and wired his con-
gratulations. But that was before he
thought there was chance. NOW
he has discovered that the clothiel
got his nomination by improper
/ methods, towit, that he dumped toe
many dollars into the campaign, bu'
| the clothier's friends are remember
| ing back to the time when Jonathan
| flooded the state with coin and go
! his nomination away from Harry Ma
rion Cake.
Also, they are complaining tina
Jonathan isn't playing the game oi
the square; that he went into a fight
put the "people on trial. Gas Jon
athan says) and got licked, fair an'
square, and that now he is welching
They wall that he is playing ooti
ends against the middle and that tn
American love of fair play will turl
the tide against him when the vote
are counted That having beei
worsted in the fight, he ought to sta
out and take his turn at the rlgh
time. Surely, surely, Brother Jon
athan's prank has stirred up a heal
of hard feeling among the repupil
cans.
In the meantime, A. Z. Clark is ou
in the state, smiling at the turn @
affairs, for he knows he can't b
elected. anyhow. And so A. E. smile
? his willy, oily lubricating unctuou
C smile and carries on the merry littl
e game of advertising A. E., which
E the head and front Of his campaign
toto,
DR.. Harry Lane has gone into cas-
T ern Oregon and is meeting with III
o receptions. The doctors friends al
$ not at all alarmed at the Bourne e.
y capade. The people know where II
doctor stands. They are going
/ vote for a genuine progressive and I
l. mere multiplicity of candidates w
e cloud the issue. Everybody knoV
g that this is a democratic year; tn
= the next president will be Woodro
It Wilson and they want democrat
v United states senator to work in CO
ir junction with a democratic preside
" and democratic congress. Also l.
# Lane stands for an out and out +
II duction of the Payne-Aldrich tarl
,s which Bourne voted to pass and tn
70 is the great issue.
Mayor Robert G. Smith, democra
N candidate for congress in the III
district, is preparing to make whil
wind campaign, speaking all up al
ie down the district. Mr.. Smith is ru
II ming against Stand Pat Hawley al
~ an unknown bull moose IA good II
'! low all right but his name doesi
!" come up right nOw), who was put
H. to fill up the vacuum in the b'
CT moose state ticket" Mr.. Smi
Is made a splendid run two years ae
Is carried several counties against Ha
lg lev and promises to carry away |
lc honors this year
Robert j. slater democratic cant
date for supreme judge, Is gam
strength all the time. He Will ma
quiet campaign, one becoming
candidate for judicial Office, and ]
r friends are predicting his elecut
] There is a growing feeling that the
should be democratic representa-
on the supreme bench and Mr.. Sli
IN er will get that vote.
ie And by the way. getting pack
I'd Jonathan, this mornings Washin
c. ton dispatches carry the interesti
v information that the senior senat
o. from oregon, on one OCCASION
k least. 81 testifies Colonel RooseVe
ne took John ID. Archbold' heau