Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-06-10
By William ]. Huske

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Cleveland, June 10-Can Georg,
L. Oles. reform Mayor Of Youngs
town, who last fall defeated tn,
candidates of both Democratic anC
Republican parties in three-cor
nered race for Mayor, during
which he mixed political philoso
ply and epigrams with his grocery
advertising, repeat on state
wide scale in November2
This question is one that is
confronting the "old guard" OF
both political machines, and while
for publication these leaders of po-
litical thought discount the effect
of Oles' announcement that he will
be an Independent candidate for
governor, privately they admit
that they fear the effect of his
entry upon party lines. Oles him
self is supremely confident.
1.-TWO brief years as governor
of the best state the Lord ever
made" he declares, "and Warren
G.. Harding can turn the keys of
the White House over to me. Sure
I'm going to run for President, and
I'll be on the independent ticket,
too. Roosevelt ran that way, and
lost. I'll show the politicians some
new kinks about this independent
game. g
'My insignia will be a streak
of lightning" he continued, turn
ing to discussion OF his indepen-
dent candidacy this fall. "One po-
litical party has chosen a rooster
as It's political emblem; the other
asks votes under the eagle. I'm
strong for this animal stuff, but
I'm going to break away from nat
ural history.
I'm going through this state so
fast in my campaign for govern
or that the politicians will be un-
able to catch me with anything
less speedy than lightning. don't
know or care who my opponent
will. be this fall. They all look
alike to me. My advise TO them is
not to spend the savings in the
family sock in the primaries. AS
far as they are concerned 1t will
be a total loss"
Mayor Oles, whose slogan In
Youngstown last fall, Let George
Do IT," won him thousands of
votes, has amplified 1t somewhat
for state campaign purposes. and
Mrs. George" is going to do part
of it.
Certainly, Mrs. Oles will be
with me every step of the way In
my campaign" he declared. I'm
going to make a speaker of her.
While make my special appeal
to the women voters, my wife will
talk to the men.
Most of my speeches viii be
Roy Boiler, director Of athletics
at Willamette University, left to-
day for Pullman, Wash, where he
will attend summer school at
Washington State College. His
plans for a vacation previous to-
returning to Willamette to resume
his athletic work in the fall have
not been fully decided.
Male nurse, ready for all cases.
Al references from Portland's
leading physicians. Phone 1901.
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NJ w. A. Attention. All mem
hers and foresters are to report at
our hall tomorrow at p. m. Me-
mortal exercises BY order OF
Chief Forester. 1Ss'
The Professional Woman IS. club
will meet on Wednesday evening.
The meeting will be in the form Of
a picnic at the girls training
school and those who attend VIII
take the 6:15 stage from terminal.
A nieuic supper will be eaten at
the school and a play will be given
bv the club. girls Of the school
attending.
NJ W. A. Attention. All mem
hers and foresters are 70 report at
our hall tomorrow at p. m Ne
mortal exercises. By order Of
Chief Forester iSS
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