Cayton's weekly. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1916-1921, 1920-08-28

ents at least two to one. Surrounded by
an able corps of assistants the office under
Fred G. Brown has done yoeman service
for the law-abiding taxpayers Of the county
and ne merits denomination and election,
and that, we believe, owing to the general
fairness of the voters of the county, he will
get
In case Mike Carrigan fails to defeat Tom
DObsOn Of the third commissioners district
in the coming primaries, rumor has it that
he plans to move to the first district and
there take another whirl at trying to break
into the court house again, but there, in our
opinion he will be no more successful than
he was in the second and will be in the
third; in other words, politically speaking,
Mike is dead duck. No one has a word
of condemnation of Dobson's administration.
and even Mikes only excuse for wanting
to defeat him is that he (Mike) wants the
office to make sure of getting his daily
bread. Cayton's Weekly cheerfully recon-
mends Thomas Dobson for denomination
for county commissioner for the third com.
missioner district and truly hopes he will
double and treble his opponents at the
primary election.
AS member of the State Legislature for
ten years and Speaker of the House, w. w.
Conner, Republican candidate for Lieuten.
ant Governor is making whirlwnd state
vide campaign for the office. He bases his
clam to the Lieuteant Governors office on
his Legislative record and as the Speaker
OF the House. AS Speaker he holds the
record for eXpediting the business THROUGH
the House. During his term, less money
was expended, the volume of legislation
was smaller and the number of bills were
fewer t;.an OF preceding sessions for several
terms back
Ills campaign slogan "Vote to Promote''
is appropriate for the former Speaker who
now desires the next step in the legislature
from Speaker to Lieutenant Governor the
presiding officer over the Senate.
The opening of the Mt Zion Baptist
church, so says the Rev w. D. Carter. will
occur Sunday, September 9Th, on which dav
an all-day program has been arranged. Bv
that day the edifce will be near enough
completed to make splendid appearance.
AN August opening was promised, but it
Will be only five days Late
Miss Amy Bedell of Sunnyside, Washing
ton, has for the past ten days been visiting
with friends IN the city. She is the daugh.
VI Coill1 IL. Dcucll, pioneer the
Sunnyside district where for the past
twenty-five years he has owned and lived
on the same ranch Miss Bedell is an OK.
perienced trained nurse.
The Rev. D. A. Graham, who has pas.
tored the A. M. b. church of this city for
the past four years, has accepted the Pa.
clhc Coast financial agency for the con.
nectlOn and IN addition to the work on the
Pacific Coast he will have charge of the
South American countries, all of which will
Keep MN almost constantly on the travel.
Ills family will remain in the city,
Rev CraW, who, until the late annual
conference of the A. NJ E. church of the
Northwest, was presiding elder of the
fuget Sound district, has been appointed
to the passionate Of the A. M. E. church
OF this city and will fill the pulpit next
Sunday. He is a man of much natural and
acquired ability and will doubtless do we'll
here