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THE MORNIiNG ASIORIAN. SUNDAY, JUNE I. UKl2 THE WINNING TICKET TO-MORROW 1 THE INTTUEST OF ALL li i I , YOtlR INTEREST CWfULTON run STATE SENATOR STATE! REPUBLICAN TICKET. For Congress , i j. n. Williamson. '. For Governor W. J. FURNISH For Supreme Judge R. S. BEAU. For Secretary of State F. I. DUNBAR. For Treasurer C. S. MOORE. For Attorney-General A. M. CRAWFORD. For "State Printer t J. R. WHITNEY. For Supt Public Instruction J. H. ACKBRMAN. COUNTT REPUBLICAN TICKET. Senator ! C. W. FULTON. 1 Representatives C. W. CARNAHAN. A. SCHBRNECKAU. County Judge i J. H .D. GRAY. .' Commissioner 1 C. C. CLARKH. f ' , Sheriff THOMAS LINVILLK. Clerk J. C. CLINTON. Treasurer CHAS. A. HEILBORN. 1 Assessor T. S. CORNELIUS. Surveyor R. C. F. ASTBURT. Coroner ' W. C. A. POHL. Road Supervisor C. B. FOSTER. Justice of the Peace. I! P. J. GOODMAN. ' Constable WM. BBASLBY. THE CANDIDATES. Tho Astonan this morning presents its readers with pictures of most of the Republican candidates to be voted upon tomorrow. A short biographical ketch Is also given of most of them. Neither are their facts or their history apainst them. All oi! them have been In .Oregon long enough to have made a record which warranted their party to place them before the people with expectation 'hat they would be able to stand 'the crucial test ot a political campaign. This means that if there was anything against either of them that it would be brought out. In look ing over the sketches of the various candidates it Is astonishing lo find that in a comparatively new country like this, where immigrants are con stantly coming into the country, that many of the candidates are native born Oregonians ,and several even natives of Clatsop county: and all have livid in t'lw state so long 'that they have the Interest of the state thoroughly at heart. The Republican party has been aiv ful and lucky in its selection. Not one man on the ticket from congressman tj constable has ever done anything that the people can censure him for. All are men of intelligence, honesty, industry and thrift. No voter, be his politics whatever they may, need hes itate to vote for ?he ticket and may do so with the utmost confidence that if elected, tha Republican candidates will give a clean administration. They not only have their county and state at heart, but they have the party of the nation t their backs, ready to endorse them and assist Uiem in keeping this seotlon in tho font and above the as auiu of the party against expansion, 1' , CLATSOP COUNTYS CHOICE the party whose attacks upon the gov ernment policy in the Philippines strikes a harder blow at Oregon and the counties and cities and towns of Wesurn Oregon fJ-.an has ever been struck before since 11 caused the terri ble panto of 1S3. A brief mention of the candidates wh.un the lioi'iiMi-"' party submit to the vo'..rs in ,'latsop County tomor row is not out of place here. There 19 no hoie on the part of the opposition to lef.Mt a majority of the candidates (or sta-c olli v. The main fight Is be In made on congressmen. the governor and the senatorial, 'egislalive, county and even precinct offices. Bean, for V. W.t'AKXAIlAX supreme judge. Dunbar for secretary of state. M ore for state .treasurer, Whitney for state printer and Acker man for superintendent of public In struction are not attacked seriously. AH of the. except our own F. I. Dun bar are left out of this write-up. As a matter of local pride his picture is given and a short sketch just to please his friends, who constitute the entire citizenship of -.he county, irrespective of polities. Congressman comes flint on the ticket and for this office the C HAS. A. HKILKOItX Republicans submit the name of J. X. WILLIAMSON, to fx voted on for that office. Mr. Williamson hails from Crook county. He was bom in Lane county. Oregon, in 1S55. He came from German de scent. i'ssed with Scotch-lH.th. He tii-idtc" the Willamette l.'uivert.'y. an I will a varied experience In rn-h-ing 1 1 finally settle! in Cronk county whtro he has made a success as a rant fur. He served the people cf Old- a;i sheriff, representative in the lower h.u n ni the legislature an as ftit: sera. or T o make a long noiy short. Mr. Williamson has always proven himself to be a faithful ser vant nl fu people and has especially looked after the Interest of the poor. This Chun In Oregon may expect him to stand by their interests when he goes to Congress where tw is cerain to so as Ay his election is assured. He has an In teresting family whom he much adores and is thoroughly identified with home interests of his native state. The next rmme on the ticket whom we Bhall mention Is no stranger to the people of Clatsop county. His name is F. I. DUNBAR. He is a candidate for re-election t ( ); it f V . 2 I i P ' : ) I - f r. i, in xij vk the office of Secretary of State. He was born at se on board American 'ship Matapan. of which his father, W. Jm. Dunbar, was captain ,ln Septem jber, ISfitV His ho;nc was Hruston, ; Mas.1, t Kducated in iot)mon schH of Itrooklvn. N. Y. Knteivd employment o! flwrgi' l.ruce, haniware dealer at thu ago of l"i anl mlsvd to chief sales man. Came to Astorln dlrtvt from Unwklyn In March, iss; and entcrWI employ of A. V. Alton's giivery store. WVti elected Ill's t ivcordcr ot Clatsop county In IStHt, waa re-ctcted in lsw. In ISM he succeeded Tn-nchir-l as clerk. Mai .'ted In Sea Vile. August R '9S to Miss Lilian Crosby, daughter of the late Capt, Alftvd Crosby. Ills ad vancement to tho office of secretary if statu followed wiih all oi which the people of Clats' county are fmiliai He will s" almost the unanimous vote o.' the county. Tha next candidate is also well known In Clatsop county. His name Is CHARLEfl V. FULTON. He is a candidate for the state sen ate. It Is unnecessary to Introduce him to the cltliens of Clatsop county. He is known tu every cltin and re- ' 1 5( f 7 i t i 4 f ti ' 'rf ' j. ii.D. ;kay spected by all. Perhaps no man in the state of Oregon Is better " -t more favorably known than Is he. For nearly 25 years ho has resided in As toria. All that he possesses is fwre, all of his interests are In Clatsop coun ty. He stands at the head of hts pro fession in this state. He Is one of the finest orators In all Oregon. He Is at all Umya a plain, honeest and con scientious man, loved by Ms friends and respected by his enimie-s. He is acknowledged to be one of the very ablest men In hii state, either on the stump, at the bar, or socially among his friends. He 'has no use for riches, and is appiYKVihabla alike to the poor at well as the rich. Tha peoplo of Clatsop county, with out political distinction desire his election to the United Slates Senate. He Is strictly the candidate if the peo ple, and unlesj some unforseen cent changes the usual course, ot events, Clatsop county will be represented in the sena'e of ,he ITuited States, and that by a man who would be a credit It. V. V. AHTBUKV to anv sta'e In the union, Inferior In ability to none, and one vho would serve his constituents faithfully, honestly and veil. Then comes the gentlemen who will assist Mr. Fulton In protecting Clat sop's interests at the state capltoi. These are the Republican nominees for the legislature. They are both fa miliarly known In tho county. MR. 0. W. CARNAHAN one of the candidates, was born in Clatsop County In 1878. He was elect ed assessor of the county in 1S90, re elected in WM with more than 800 ma jority, and In 1900 he was re-elected again with the largest majority of any candidate on the ticket. He is a char ter member of the Astoria Progressive Commercial Association (Push Club), and was chairman of the committee on roads of this Institution, and also chairman of the agricultural commit tee from the time of the organization of the club, until he was elected presi dent of the club, which position he still holds. He Is an ardent advocate of fish legislation and good roads. He 4s probably one of the best posted men nl, mi ..i mi I Uii, II w,)lnn.t i ". 1 i -. "..-. y- ' r. : e- ' . V . " I ' . A ; y - A -viz on the needs of the county t present I his old himeled and It has been I In IK5 uud 147, In WRR lie went with that resides In the county. Mr. Car-' named In his honor. In Astoria he j his father. W. H, tlrny, to Fniser Hlv nahan will doubtless be elected In spite has served tho city satisfactorily us er; returned to Oregon In I Kill. In is2 of the fact that scurrilous at's k has t ll.v councilman for two terms, lie Is he engaged In stcamboatlng on the Co. . lumlitrt and Hiuke Itlver from the Cascade)! to Holse, hut linwt of the Him1 ! , s 4 . . V f ' f ;-' '- ; k V'' 1 '' ' , ' 1 ' 1 'fv - o. If) . . : , v J itii'ii ii iiii'n iifiini ni'i sniwi liTin--t -1 )---rnn iiiiiMr nr " ' .m . .1. been made against him by the enemy, Mlt. A. SCHBIiNHCKAl". the other candidate for the leglshitui-e, Is also well known In CI.usui I'oui.ty. Itgfr i"X"'f'' f i- ft'"-' 1 ; "4. j i'1 'it. V. W. He is a native of Holsteln, Germany; was born December 25, 1837, and tame to America In 1857. He enlisted with Uncle Ham's army In the bitter sixties and fought for the coutnry through that struggle. Ho came to Oregon in "XKVVT." 18S9 and settled In Eastern Oregon. He was a pioneer of the country and since he came to Astoria whinh event took place In 1889, a town has been rulit on s0 r i, V-7 1 1 milUgmi i.ui iiiiiiiii.niiilininrii.iwi.iiliiii..ii f f I 1 ' ' , ft ' " , ' ' ' f ' ' , ' , , if - y , I , FUCMSII fpresiden f itt tAmiinerclal Club, row starving his second term, and is a pro ii- Iivnt member of the IS. A. It, lie Is ! on o,' th- most sulut intlal itl.,:in of Clatsop county and will properly ; FI LTOX rep resent the county when he goes to Salem. JUDOH J. H. D. ORAf , candidate for county Judge, was lsrn WILLIAMSON at Iapoal, Idaho, then Oregon, March 20, 1K39, came to Clatsop County in 1846, attended private and public ! school and the Forest urove Academy ., - d if 1 J to l.i-w In. hi, until ISflH. when Ho re turned b A H iil. wllel'i lie has Mil n .-ecMed. In 1 StiS he established a line of j tcmei'it to Forts Stevens,. iMiiby and j llwtn'o, unit cotulmied to maniigi! ttiem ! until issti In IS.:, while In Hnlem itt- tenilliii! to prlVHtii business pcrnre in Is'trlslnture, h saw tlmt the dltTerent eounthvi In the statu wero asking the t.eglslMuiM fo.' apprtiprlntlons froiu ;ho stiiite Internal bnin'ovement fund. .'Ititsup t oiinty'ti delegation had over looked this nmtlor. until tie culled helr Htti'lWIon It, hit" l the Session. Ily hln siyltK for the prvpsrntlun of a bill It w.ts Introduced and b.v speclrtl Uld of his frnds. an approprlaHon of j ',y.0W 0e (xtr a ikbiI from Asloi ln to I Forest tlrovu w1 secured. He was elected u member of she tlrst City I ;nmtt nud ws i prominent In securing :h" ll'St sfvet to I'pper Astorl., In ISH.I. Judgu C.my was electwl tlatv Senator from Clatsop, t'oluinlila and Tiltamsik Countb. This dlslilet i tiiomas i.iNVii i r. had loiiK Iwen short of proMr ivpre ' sentallci In the Oregon Is-glslalnre, 'and not withstanding strenuous uppo I sitlon by thu leaders of hts party can 'rus, h i finally tilrlulned a rwiplrUoii. jmeni of tho sial" nd secured for iClttp County onu Menalor and two ltepies,ntitlvi'. whlli lafore we had 'only on-tlilnl n HenVor and one. half j :i Kept-s'nttlve. In Its.'., while sitli n Heimto.'. be. as chilrm in ..' a i-ond caucus, with the asslsUlltv o' ou: niemlNTrt. Secured jjuniw fo.' ciutNoi tNmiity ror the Nchu jUm road from Astorln to the Columbia j County line, near Vesper. Since that jtlme, as County Judge, his recent pub lished re'oiil na fhown what tie has lat'cuinplt'hrd. He hii nlwsys been 'fordiiott In Improving roads and sir -Os, In building dis ks, simile l mnl Ihii'htm an I otlii-r public linprovements. The pu'illc will unilmiliteiily isk what Is tlv re i.d of his i ppoiicnt for Coun ty Ju Ige ,ii the ismilng e.ei llon? i C. c, ( I.AttKK, Ml'. C. C Chirke, oi" Kinside, is the nominee for County Commlliin ., Mr. i 'In li e Is enueged III the lofrglng lni-1- ' nir i - iii -if T. M. COItSKLII S ness and o.her Interests. He owns ft I luge line und has been In charge f j i loll road for some time. He Is a sue- j censful business man in every purlieu- i lar and Is also a practical man, Just 1 sin-'v as' Is needed In the County Com- mlslvr's ofllce of Clatsop County. He ha:i llv.'d in the county for a mini- 1 ber of y.'ar i, Is a man vvMh a lovely family and one that desi rves the elec- ; tlcn to the ofllce to which his friends j havi noml.iatil him. ! THOMAH LINVILLK. i llig-hU'tfd, big Tom I,nivllle Is be- j foru thi people for lu-elecllon lo .the j Sheriff's ofllce. If Tom Lmvllle Is not elected by a largo majority there will bo a great surpriie to the people of Clatsop. Thre Is no cf mpaitlKon lie twj:'S him aind his opponent for fitness to thj ofll.'e. Tom Llnvllle Is every Inch a sheriff, He Is every Inch a man and he contallns several Inches of cubit mea.cire. His picture Is one of the smallest among the collection, but he Is the larg'.nt by several pounds. He weighs 60 pounds and there is not a surplus ounce about him. He is ex actly fitted in every way for the posl- Hen lii which he tmplres, Mr, Llnvllln was horn In the slate of Missouri lit Mil cifbe lo Oniron In C7K Mild cam to Atorlii In ISJ where h Ims sltii" ivldi'd. Ho was appointed lllSietor f customs under the llarrlsoii ndmlii iHlratlnti. pi'llie oltlivr under Chiefs Twoinlcy and Isiiigliery; was stivel supeiliiteii.l.nl In IsfH by ap pointment to nil it vininiy and wits fleeted next term to till ''' position; whs appointed KlwrllT to llll the till -eM'tied term of J. W, WHIIhijis, who tt IS llllled and then elected lo tile of. (lee ttt the following eleclloil and now seeks it second lei'in. lie was mar ried to Miss lOinmii Carlson I" l- 'l a. s( iir.itsiu K.r has lw tovelv children Tom IJnclllo II noi only the man for ili-riff, ' will ' I lei'ted. ! ,t C. I'l.lSTtiN ! J. C. Clinton, the nonnn-e for county clerk, is it nuthe of Asuirlii. Oi'Koil ilte has lived here all f ll Hf" 'received his rducnlloll HI I he Astoria 'school, lie Is a thorough Asu.rlan and Clntsop Cotniiy man lie was tsirn till MI, lie llrst rllleied liUsllle" !,! lelg'tr and confectionary dMler. Aftei ; following Mils l'U"tness fur a number utf yi-ai " lie was elei It d lt'Corder of ICIuteop Ciiuntv. which i--iilon till "d f r 1 m; two yeais, when the niflist was abolished by the legislature. He jWas apHilnled depuiy imitity clerk two j years ago and 'n inl lime ha.', Dior- oiiglily famlllai'lr' il li'ni.rlf He' (dullr of the ofllce. J. C. Cllnlon Is j i Ir' man. i CIIAKI.IM IIKII.IIOItN. I This young g-n ' in,, caill date for i-uin'y tr'as'iix-r. Hn Is nil -other native OregonNtn and came to ' Astoria when only a ye r old. Me Is the youngest nindM.ite on the ticket ' He Is the young Republicans' candi date and the old ones hit Interest' l ' 'US', ns llllleh to fee hllll succeed. Ml', llellloni's fatehr Is one of the oldest furniture d-n'ers In Asiorli and he be. WW. A. I'OIIL came associated wllh his falher when he was only IK years old and has since continued r!n the business. While he Is only 27 years old he has already proved himself to be a careful and suc cessful business nan and thoroughly honest, and for his excellent qualifica tion the Republicans gave him the (Continued from third pace.) r - t ; . ; v;y , k ' 'il -, I ' ' ' I ! "I 4 , ' . I f . i - ; ! : v : . ... ' - ' '"' ! i V
