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develop. He and I talked uvei public ail'uirs, and I found that (bin id cm were fai iightt d and -patriotic. that he had a commonHt'IlP View Of public IJUt'HlionN. *and that he wan always for the * under don. 1 also found that he j wa h working stead»ly for theupbuilding of live stock and Jagriculture. My admirationfor him grew, 1 finally regard*t*d him an the finest character Ihud over known as well a** the | a hi eh t man. I wan tremendously ! pleased when he announced he would run for the United Staten Senate, I he country needs a man of his character 1 and big ability. We are at war and the problems are big. Stan held has the brain and themoral courage. I knew the'character of the man and knewihat if the people generallycould be made to know more about him he would be elected.I knew it would take a big campaign to stir the people Up, So Ipent my check for {fi.uuu to help the campaign and I feel that I never parted with any money that would do more good to our country ami state. Hob in sohonest and square and aide thathe w ill do a power of good in the senate. He is the kind of |
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Portland Saint Johns Review
Portland, Oregon, US
Fri, Mar 22, 1918
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