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


as he has FILTERED away the opportu-
mites of Grays Harbor and the VIII
lapa Harbor. Clarke county is voting
to send Drury to Washington next
Tuesday,"
Knowing the political conditions
along the Columbia river, / can as
sure Charles Drury that Cowlitz coun-
ty will give him clean-cut major
ity," said Robert Tunstall, a Kalama
business man. Admiration for
President Wilson and sympathy for
his measures and a determination on
the part of the people here to empat-
ically endorse him is behind this
vote"
This is Democratic year in Mason
county" is the report of Thomas
O'Neill, one of the biggest merchants
of Shelton. THE people of this coun-
ty approve of Wilson's peace policy
and Wilson's achievements during
the IS months he has been in office
and now desires to sanction what he
has signifed his intention of doing
and we will place this sanction in the
form of landslide of votes for
Charles Drury."
"Pierce county is moving the poll
teal clock forward faster and farther
in this campaign than it ever has in
any two or three congressional cam
paigns, and the result is a clean-cut
majority for Charles Drury next
Tuesday of proportions that will as
tonish Drury's most optimistic
friends" declares James F. Myhan
who is in closer touch with the politi-
cal situation in Pierce county than
any other man. at will be a new ex'
perience for the people of this district
to send Democratic congressman to
Washington, and at this time 1t will
be the biggets boost Southwestern
Washington could possibly get
Drury is strong all over the district
and he is particularly strong here in
his home city. We all know him
here in Tacoma and that's the reason
he will get the tremendous majority
this city will roll up for him. We
know what he will do at Washing.
ton"
Charles Drury belongs down al
the Capitol of this nation and we are
going to send him there next Tues.
day." declares Frank Cole, lumber
man, publisher and merchant of this
city.
johnson "in Bad at Home.
"And let me add" writes H. B
Shaw Of Hoquiam, that Congress
man Albert johnson will have to fight
like tiger If he carries his own town
OF Hoquiam. He lost Aberdeen ir
1.-The primary fight and he will lose
both Aberdeen and Hoquiam on thu
day Of election"
"Centralia is a Drury town on mex
Tuesday," declares H. v. Roberts,
business man of that place.
"This city and the surrounding
country will roll up Drury MAORI
ties" says Eldridge Wheeler Of Mon
tensano.
Henry HUFF, Washington pioneer
who has Just finished trip ovel
Southwestern Washington, says: II
1 had to be elected congressman II
this district. l would get on thu
Democratic ticket. 1t is the onl!
chance for a winner. Everywhere
I went Drury had Johnson outclasset
in support"
John Pattison, Of Spokane, Demo
cratic National committeeman, whit
was in the city yesterday, said:
For weeks surface indication
have shown that sweeping shift o
sentiment was taking place. Peopl
without regard to race, color, creed
religion or political faith partisanly
endorse President Wilson's measure
and are determined that his peac
policy and his constructive legisla
ton shall be emphatically sanctioned
For this reason a remarkable drift o
sentiment is carrying Mr.. Drury, an
others of the congressional ticket Il
this state into Office at the comm
election"