Yellowstone monitor., 1914-06-25
:>,,s lro ,T s1oy1 :" wasH'raro~ xS
. In Primary Cam.
wifi 1'ke ke'...-senator Walsh
p'' Busy Man.

,,ne 2o.-The filing OF
Bslsna, a., net Detitions by Congressman
,,pn''inns, and John M. Evans has
ION Stoas Ss.;on to the fact that, in the
orsd '''sra "smpaign at least the friends d:
Urinary caipp Of Montanas two in
,pt s'ppr, s REPRESENTATIVES will have to
ip;riolS 'tp .ho interests Of two absen-
IL sta'e'n urinary election Will
Non'anhh he held August 25, and what
htsyea' ho the best guesses from
'PPe''S sseton indicate that congress
F'shlDs'ttti sOttiDg around to adjournment
WI - about that time
;age 'O0 aaress in session Montana's
WIZ '..anresentatives will remain on
ro FFp'. =. washington, while stand
TIE y ~ their records back home. Inere
ns OIL '"s .ooson, however to believe
i I'' ,,ber congressman Stout or
I5a' ,s will have much occasion to
S''~, ,, because of their absence from
". ..9 primary campaign: ,!, Democratic Democratic
o' .,roDt r has crystalized throughout
s '' ;'ots to the effect that snt;9'ad both OF Of
'o,a .o.ond term, and at this writing
: ~, is nothing to indicate that either
.5n 1"t face opposition in the. contest for
Return For Campaign
,.,r the nominations are made,
aror . the real fight will be on,
with congress adiourning in Au-
D until December, the two repre-
,,tives will be enabled to return to
s,i, homes and take part in the
~ ,oobmaking which will be the pre-
,,is to Montana's formal Endorsement
@be Wilson administration next No.
rember.
n tbeir nominating petitions, Con-
r,ssnen Stout and Evans let the
,otsrs know exactly where they
stand.
Congressman Evans pays a splen-
x3 tribute to President Wilson, when
!. declares that he has established a
now Standard of fidelity for public Of
f,als throughout the country. The
,nupssman says that if he is elect
d he will attempt to emulate Presi-
dent Wilson.
Senator Walsh Busy
The dinner given at the Helena
Commercial Club on Wednesday even
rw the business men of Helena in
5mrr Of Senator T. J. Walsh was a
marked success. Senator Walsh has
tv been a leader in the legal pro-
lesion in Montana. In the days when
hrs acquiring wealth and fame as
llyer he attracted little attention
from his fellow citizens as a polite
a. He has always been known for
bis iearlessness, ability and integrity,
both as a citizen and a lawyer, but it
bnly in recent years that he has ac-
CURED really prominent place in the
councils of a great political party,
and in this realm, as in all others that
he has entered during his lifetime in
the west, he seems destined to acquire
fame and greatness. Fiis indefatigable
energy and his marvellous mental ca
Ecity enable him to do more Work
ain most men who are now in public
1s He seems never to tire.
Since his arrival in this city last
Sunday he has not had an idle mo-
lelt. He has been holding counsel
With politicians, lawyers, business
men, farmers, mechanics, leaders OF
AOOr, lenders of money, and all other
classes. He has discussed every ques-
llOn from the height of the Roosevelt
dam to the probability of the adjourn
hent Of congress. In the midst of the
Aupendous work of making active
PREPARATIONS for trying one of the
most important lawsuits that has been
d issue in the courts of Montana for
Iaiy years he found time to see
everybody who called.
Al Wednesday nights dinner he
a'aue splendid address. His wide
AHoWiedge of conditions in the state
anu nation, his eloquence and his in
sepehdence of thought and action are
''~slhg even his political opponents
Montana to recognize his great
'OF'h to the state. Helena did him
.VuOr on Wednesday evening and he
~u great credit to himself.