Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1914-10-30


Do OF your they
viii deliberately you trust
men whom their respective communities delight
HONORABLE
CHADWICK AND CROW.
CHADWICK.
Judge Chadwick, his
home Whitman community every
county strong supporter of judge chadwick as The election returns
show. residing about coa Whit
man county all prominent officers
I'VE have known many
years He resided in Whitman years
is who worthy o the andco
of the people Of this people
Whitman county supporting heartily
Supreme Bench of the Washington"
(signed) W. WALKER
EARL DAY F. 3, ROGERS
JAMES H. MARTIN CLAUDE HoLLINGswORTH,
Sanders are the executive board
Mr. P W. Cox is one Of the most oratv and
widest known Washington and
has been member
United States America
the county will sign such
Judge Chadwick Superior
Whitman county, and elected
the largest of anybody
majority of all the
complete returns from certain
Judge Chadwick the first judge
law constitutional after Judge and had held
s' M Ia" 'n opons or pf'cpateo IN decisions holding the
following measures be constitutional The Initiative
Lin the decision the Court unfolding M t s a ppa
ing employee Judge Chadwick
and being by
CHIEF JUSTICE CROW.
Herman Supreme Court He
was elected the Supreme Court twice before His
public life the
the Railway Commission bn years
Regents of the State College which has
the farmers OF the state He hard working capable
has the of his home folks
his home county-so far as they know him
Here what Hon Harold
JUSTICE CROWS PROGRESSIVE RECORD
(By Harold Preston.)
The newspapers upon Judge Her.
supreme of the state
and candidate for reelection
less to seem to justify space
in columns to refute It.
The charge is that he eaconary effect
or human right
fact, supreme court of the state of WASH
ingon generally regarded perhaps
the most prosressvethe least reactionayof
United States shall attempt
proof OF that assertion but will
vidualy.
Judge the state senate during the sessions .,
1899, 1901 and
the Runner bill to regulate and reduce reiyh, at a
the eighthour law applying voted
the bill would have been defeated
commission bill Democratic Measures
In the 1903 session he voted for public policy
of the state be that all
of eight hours; for the factory providing safeguarding
OF employees IN factories mills
~
Later. member court he had to pass upon
the 1899 eght-hour act 1t imposed liability for it's
violation The trial had later act Of
1903 above referred opinion of the court
holding both n u force.
From the many decisions written
deserve special attention because the subject
Sustaining the right of cities assessments on rail-
road rshtsoway abuting streets: ans
tanning the eghthour sustain
ing the act authorizing commission form the
smaller cites sustaining the
IN the following opinions
to-wit: Sustaining the railroad
initiative referendum sustaining the workmens com
pensaon a sustaining the railroad in
validity Of the recall
ing the validity OF the horticultural
red light law sustaining privilege
the state, - ~''S
Omtting reference character
init that the above sufficient amnded man
that the attack now being made
Any person may verify the by reference
to the following public towit
senate journal for 1899 pages 521 1901 pages 15o
224 S11 and 696; for 1909
the following audna Of ~