The Peoples Voice (Norman, Okla.), Vol. 19, No. 11, Ed. 1 Friday, September 23, 1910 Page: 4 of 8
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James A. Cowan
OF MOORE, OKLA.,
Who only a few years ago placed his name before the
Loan Companies of the East as "THE FARMERS
FINANCIER'1 has made arrangements whereby he
can make FABM LOANS, making the mortgage di-
rect to the capitalist without the middleman assign-
ment in the consideration. He is making some good
loans in Cleveland and Oklahoma counties. The
money is ready as soon as the papers are approved at
his office. If you desire a Farm Loan it will pay to see
James A. Cowan,
The Farmers Financier.
Moore, -:- Oklahoma
Office Corner of Main and Broadway
H.
P. DANIELS
Plumbing and
Steam Heating.
And
General Machine
Shop. All
Work Guaranteed
EAST MAIN STREET NORMAN, OKLA.
Some Extracts From an Intcr>ic
With Judge Deater, Ex Sup-
reme Judge of Kansas
'•Mildly expressed, oolitic* I think,
is a gold brick, and politicians are
fakers of the most knavish kind. •••
The monumental imposture ot the
age Is a political party. There were
no parties in the early days of the
republic and the country got along
| quite well without them. * • * One
|convencing evidence that a paity is
' a purely artificial creation without
bottom on any of the fundament)}
needs of society is shown by the celer-
ity with which politicians change
their creeds and 'the facility with
wich they sieze upon and appropriate
for their own the creed of sodc op
posing faction or organization. •• •
The populist platform- of the «i - are
now the cardinal tenets of the pro-
gressive republican*- ** ' I observe
an occasional thorough iTudgiug
acknowledgement, that the populist
party was r sort of John the Bapt si
to the new faith."
The Taft administration undertook
to stamp out insurgency by adapting
the policy of refusing to appoint to
Federal jobs any one backed for ap-
! pointment by such Senators or re-
presentatives. It is reported however,
that the result of the recent elect-
ions has caused the administration
to discard such policy because o' its
failure to work sitisfactorily and
that the patronage rightfully be-
longing to insurgent Senators and
representatives will be restored to
them anJ they be recognized still as
republicans by the administration.
A wonderful condescension on the
part of the regulars. A little close
inspection of themselves and their
policies has perhaps, caused 4 doubt to
arise in their own minds of the peo
pies belief as to the republicanism
of the "Stand-patters"
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Bain Farm Wagon,
Anchor Buggies.
Charter Oak Stoves,
Elwood Hog Fence,
Stearns Paints
Kingman Cotton and
Corn Planters,
Zanesvilic Brown
Cultivators,
JAS. D. MAGUIRE
EVERYTHING IN HARDWARE
Established in 1889
Sole agency lor the celebrated Keen Kutter cut-
lery and edged tools. Our lines are recognized as
the best of their kina and all are fully guaranteed.
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Barker Lumber Company
We have the Largest and most complete
stock of lumber in Cleveland County. Let
us figure on your lumber bill, we can and
will save you money. Figure with us on
your cement sidewalks and save money.
j I'ncle Joe Cannon says,"This latter
day Republicanism isn't a New
Nationalism at all: it is nothing but
old time Populism." The KansaB
City Star editorially says, "The fun-
damentals of the Populi9t faith has
been incorporated in the revised
republican creed." Ex-SupremeJudge
of Kansas Judge Dnster says, '-The
Kansas republican insurgents are
political hignway robbers, having
It.is better to go down to defeat i: sand bttC£e<1 the old-time Populists in
broadday light and robbe 1 them of
The Peoples' Voice
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Entere'1 at the poatofflce, .Norman viklationiK
or trunaTiilKMlon through ttie iiihIIh a* m < omi.
oiaaH matter.
JOHN S. ALLAN Kditor
Just A Few More Locals
I "Dot" Cook and wife came over
j from Tecumseh Wednesday to v i-it
H. G. Cook and family.
| T. H. Tarkingtnn and daughter
j came down from Oklahoma (ity
: Thursday morning on a short visit.
I Ben Goode was finsd in Police
j Court Wednesday $7.0o and coats b -
cause of injury he caused to city
jail property.
Judge Fiank Taruthers, of Tucum-
cari New Mexico arrived in Norman
Thurseay to lock after -business in-
terests here.
necessary, clinging to sane Repub-
lican principles than to mount to
victory on the wings of Populism.
Attar alt, priori pie* are o 1 m>re
than offices.—K. C. Journal.
This is what Lbc Populists contend-
ed but after all there is mu< li con-
solation in holding the offices. It is
a pretty late day for either the Re-
publican or Democrat P, rtv to ex-
patiate on the worth of principles or
tc atempt to sneer the principles of
Populism. Not vritnjn the past 20
years have either of ti e old parties
framed a p'atform of principles that
was good for more than four years.
Every succeeding platform they have
framed has been appropriating Pop-
ulist principles, until now they have
both appropriated abouc every orin
ciplethe Populist parly stood for and
quarrelling as to which party is en-
titled to authorship of the same
The State Camnalen i- now on.
The republican and Democratic cin-
dldate for Governor has each made
his key note speecn. The Republican
candidate would make state is-ue-,
prominent while the Democrat can
didate has dragged national is-urs
into a prominent position on his
platform. This is done for the pur-
ine of holding the jroirressivedemo-
crats In line for the
throughout the states
sive republicans and
democrats have been uniting and re
tiring the "stand-patters" ami a
real live Insurgent light in this State
by the republican-, would have en-
listed the support of the progressive
democrat- and thuse disgusted with
the Hsskellized Democratic party,
ane ensured the success of the re-
publican candidates at the poll I mi t
the republican leaders in the state
have hitched the party in this -rite,
to the "«tand-pat" band wagon and
this fact will make the progressive
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Barker Lumber Company
Wanted:—A fam'ly o pick cotton '
and rent farm for next year. Will i
furnish if desired.
Frank Monica i
SPECIAL OFFER
nil their issues, bag and baggage."
He did dot condemn them for their
tardy acceptance of Populist doct-
tine-: but marvelled how they could
do it without a confession of peni-
tence, au apology or an explanation,
for processing belief now in the poli-
cies tHey_l>ad been for twenty yearsj
reviling and as d a a b o 1 1 c a 1 I y
odios." The new Nationalism
or Pro^res-ive republicanism, Is the
new name given to populism. It is
identically the same creed as the
Populists put forth in the early 90's
It certainly does make the old time
Populist puff up with p -ide when he
sees the creed he cont-nded for
sweeping the nation like a hurricane
even if same is under the new leader-
ship of Col. Roosevelt, LaKollette,
Cummins. Bristow and Dolliver in the
North and Watson in the South,
l'hines are getting pretty interest-
ing in the southland when the A990
elated press admits that 8,000 people
turnel out in Atlarta to hear Tom
Watson.
University showed an increase of
about 40 over last y ;ir for the first
^ l j . d:|vs of enrollment.
The Paving Co had another break
down Tuesday aud lost two daws W. S. Moore and wile of Oklahoma
work waiting to make repairs. About i 1 ltv ar(1 Mrs- Mcllugh of Lafajette
one and one half blocks remains tu Indian-t arrived in Norman Thursday
be finished and this will perhaps In mornirg to visit Mr. and Mrs. H. G.
completed this week. I.indsiy.
A good rain is needed for wheal
sown and would also enable the farm The A & M College Train
era to sow a larger acreage of wheat. The A. a . M. College Live Stock
Ihi* and Dairy Dcmorstr; tion Train that
HE
We are able to make old and new subscribers a most Extraordinary Offer
Col VV. .1 Bryan has annonncid
that he cannot support Dahlman the
Democratic Cai.diiUte for Governor
in Nebraska because Dahlman would
make the Democratic Party in Neb-
state ticket, raska the whiskey party. Col Roos-
thi progrts- evelt is making a rough house'.a the
progressive _
Republican Party and it does begin
to look us though Senator Hanim'e
prophecy might come true when he
is reponel to have said in a com-
mitee meeting a short time before
his death "That in 1912 the political
parties would be broken into frag-
ments and new parties organized."
The Democrats have been trying
hard to push Itryan into the back-
ground and the R ipubli.-ta ns are try-
log to do likewise with Col Roosevelt
but both of these men hold too lirm a
Little wheat has been sown
county for a number of years: but the
present price is tempting.
The McKinney Grocery ha- open
ened up a new stock of groceries in
the room formerly occupied oy Ma
cho's Grocery 2nd invites th
ai d old friends to call and 1
is covering a large portion of the
State exhibiting about 10 head of
-l'iHand state products grown at
Aj_ri0u tural C'oliege with a number
■ >f Experts win deliver Lectures on
public 1 subj-ct* of interests to the farmer,
. him. ' arrive in Norman at 9 o'clock on
The Oklahoma Daily, except Sunday—12 months—
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Southwest.
His slock is all new and the very best
and prices right.
The McKinney Cash Grocery has
taken the store room formerly oc-
cupied by the Maecho C. O. I). Gro-1
eery and placed a flue stock of new ,
clean and fresh groceries on the
shelves. The store is attractive and
the prices right.
The McKinney Grocery has hung
out a sign for business in the build-
ings formerly occupied by the Mas-
cho Grocery Slock. A nice line of
new fresh and clean goods gives the
store an inviting appearance and is
sure to attract a portion of the
grocery trade of the city and con 1
try.
The Shelby-Dow n ird Paying Co. of
Ardmore was low bidder on a paving
contract to be let in Oklahoma city-
amounting to almost one million
dollars. The bid of this company for
Rock Asphalt was $1.86 per square
yard. The Trinidad Cleveland Co's bid
was II. 80 and other companies ran
as high as £2.2o.
Tne officers arrested a party about
to take the train Wednesday after-
noon on a telegram from officers at
Noble. Later It was discovered that
they did not have the man wanted
and the fellow proposed to sun the
officers for false arrestlut latei
changed his mind and went 011 to his
destinetion on the next train.
Siturdny morning October 22nd and
rema n in this city for 2 hoars and
make an < Xhihit here if the people
are inter< sted enough to turn out to
I hear Lectures.
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Allan, John S. The Peoples Voice (Norman, Okla.), Vol. 19, No. 11, Ed. 1 Friday, September 23, 1910, newspaper, September 23, 1910; Norman, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc118336/m1/4/: accessed April 18, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.