The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1916-09-08
(Paid ADVERTISEMENT
County Press Says Hart Leads

didates in the congressional race be-
cause Of his unusual experience in the
national capital which has fttingly
qualified him to become useful leg
islator for The fifth district A first
choice vote for Mr.. Hart is one for
man already trained for the job, and
who can Immediately be Of real good
to the district where any other would
have to spend a term in learning the
ropes.
Colville Statesman Index = Charles
C. Hart, formerly secretary to Con-
gresham LaFollette and for five years
a newspaper correspondent in Wash
lngton DC, is a candidate for the
Republican nomination to congress
from this district. His experience af-
fords the voters of this district rare
opportunity to make a good choice on
September IL.
Cheney Free Press-Hart is running
on a platform which includes real pub
lie experience and unquestioned abil-
ity. He is trained and ready for the
Job. What one of his opponents can
say as much2
Big Bend Empire, Waterville
c. Hart, who will in all probability be
the republican nominee for congress,
is making splendid campaign, and if
you have not made up your mind as to
whom to give your first or second
choice vote you should give Mr.. Harris
candidacy consideration. His many
years experience in public work has
kept him in touch with the people.
Okanogan Independent No man
among the candidates to represent the
Fifth district in congress has done
more for the citizens of Okanogan
county individually, or for the general
welfare of the county, than Charles c.
Hart. He has impressed
the people of Okanogan county as a
man who would know what to do with
the Office of representative in congress
if elected. II the contest
were left to Okanogan county there is
not much doubt what the result would
be.
Chelan News-Leader-Charlie Hart
is outstripping the field in the republi-
can race for congress in this district,
and it is because. the people appreciate
his special training for the work, be
cause they appreciate chance to vote
for a man who is skilled in the work
he seeks to perform. He is big
man and much above the average OF
those seeking the congressional job.
Cashmere Record Sizing up the
congressional race in the Fifth district
at this stage, the situation in Chelan
county apparently stands, Hart against
the field. He is the only man in the
race who would not have TO be intro
duced around congress before he could
begin service. Then why not give
him the nomination.
Pateros Reporter-Since his first visit
the situation has developed rapidly in
his favor. His candidacy appeals
strongly to all classes because he is not
campaigning on any hobby. He is
offering himself to the voters as the
only man in the race with special
training for the commission he seeks.
Oroville Gazette-As his cards state,
he is "A man already trained for the
Job" as he spent some years in Wash
ington directly in touch with congress
sional affairs. Mr.. Hart made an ex-
cellent impression in this county.
Colville Examiner-The other can
didates are known only by the fact that
most of them have been candidates for
congress or something else. while Hart
has been doing something as an unsel-
fish public character to make himself
known.
Mansfield News-The most striking |
development of all the political cam
paiening in eastern Washington is the
rapid growth Of strength shown by
Charles C. Hart, candidate for the re-
publican nomination to congress in this |
district.
Republic ews-Miner-Of the seven
candidates for congress in this district,
Charles c. Hart OF Spokane seems to