White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-08
POLITICAL SLDELIGH7y
BY THE W4TCHMAN

its technical details, il the one man
who can accomplish II. Thus far he
has been Instrumental in successfully
preventing predatory interests In
other states from ~depriving Nevada
of her Just rights, and the extent Of
his success In this direction will be
evident when he is clothed with the
power as governor to do what he
wants to do for this state.
Great efforts have been made BY
the republican machine to- muzzle
the editor of the Elko Free Press,
according to the latest reports, In Lis
attacks on that party's candidate for
congress, Grant Miller. While II nay
be possible TO get the muzzle on him,
the great problem will be 10 keep 1t
there, for the representative OF he
great tri-weekly is not noted for his
Willingness TO bear the restraint or
| the halter when he takes a notion To
| run amuek. We await developments
with great interest.
Maurice J. Sullivan, democratic
candidate for acknowledgements, Is
sharing with his leader the cordial
greetings which meet them on every
hand. "Serugham d Sullivan, make
a good team. and their wholeseied
cooperation with each other Will be
increasingly evident when they as
E, sumo the feins of government next
January. Sullivan's untiring work
| for the state In the past, as a public
| officer. Is as well known as he is per-
sonally. and his election may BE-
classed among the eertainties.
Charley Richards. The member of
| congress-, will show his republican
opponent the way to the holy city in
November. He Is following
ingly the cleancut political path with
the certainty and persistence of al
Indian trailer, while his opponent l.
slipping and sliding in his efforts to
keep up. The trouble with h re-
publican candidate is that his feet
are not mates; with a different kind
of political shoe OF each foot they
don't seem To track and frequently
spread apart so far thai the wearor
Is in a constant stew To get them
back in line. He might try putting
both feet In one shoot Is imma-
terial which.
The people OF this state tried out
one republican member OF congress
during the last two years,Mr. Ar
entz. That he did not make good L.
a conceded fact, and they don't pro-
pose to experiment with another. The
standing and ability of c. Il Rich
ards are well known and with him
as a member of the lower honse the
voters know that the state will be
properly ard adequately represented
w. g. G~reathouse, democratic can
didate for secretary OF state. will
meet with deserving success next
month, II merit counts for anything
He has served the people of Elko
county for over fourteen years rs A
faithful. honest, hardworking Official.
and will serve the people of the STATE
with like honor when elected to the
higher Office which he seeks. A nan
of pleasing personality, one has but
to talk with him n few moments 10
become convinced of his ability. hon
esty and sincerity of purpose: and his
work as secretary of state will be
still more convincing.
+. L. MeCacerty. for state mine in
spector. Is another democratic candi-
date whose ability and practical
knowledge will demonstrate % The
people that they have acted wisely In
choosing him for the Office. He knows
n mine from the collar OF the shaft
To the sump: he is no theorist: his
knowledge and experience have been
gained from actual underground
work. which has taken him into near
ly every large mine in the west II
miners van a man who knows what
they are entitled to In the way OF
safety and working conditions. from
years of experience. they will vote
for McCafferty.
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