The Enid Daily Eagle. (Enid, Okla.), Vol. 9, No. 288, Ed. 1 Sunday, July 31, 1910 Page: 3 of 8
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THE EXm DAILY FAC.I.K, JULY 31. IftlA.
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Val Johnson is the Republican candidate for the nomin-
ation of Representative from the First District of Garfield
County. He is an "old timer;" a true blue Republicau, al-
ways active in behalf of the party, lie is a farmer, a heavy
tax payer and is well qualified for the office he seeks. He
solicits your vote on AugustV.
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Republican Candidate for Clerk of tin- Superior Court, who linn
worked indefatigahly for h.s party sine his arrival in Oklahoma
bc ven ye:irs ago, and who has al :iys stood for the very best availa-
ble candidates, who could lepresont the parly and return the beat
service when elected.
With one exception, and that being an honor thrust upon hlin
three years ago. when his parly made him the candidate for tl.e
state senate from this district, tie has never before, asked 'for a po-
litical office of any kind. He solicits your support at the rlmary,
and if nominated is sure to be elected. /Political Advertisement.)
KENI BUCK 111 EVENTS
l'ioiuiiteiit I i id Man HuillwMtw
llie Altm k of |N vi ma«>(«'r
uii Judge (imber.
a Couteui| lilde Altmk him! tlie
Truth.
Editor Eagle:
1 noted being mattered all over
the city today free copies of the
Knid Rtents containing a contempt-
ible attack on Judge Garber which
1 desire to answer. The Events
blames tlarber for not ha\iug 1m-
, proved his Enid probity, if all ol
up - ho hove not Improved our Enid
property were to be coudemued who
would be guiltless?
The fact is this: (.arber owns
fifty feet on East Broadway, one
block from the square, which he
purchased from me u few months
J ago itul which is occupied by an
Id frau^e building. When the
Beck building was completed Judge
<!nrber made a very careful exam-
ination of that handsome structure
and decided to have one exactly
like it built on his corner if It could
be done for the same cost. The
only reason the structure has not
been started before this la that the
money innrket stringency has
made it almost impossible to bor-
row money on reasonable terms,
and Garber being a poor devil like
he rest of us has to borrow the
money to build. If the Event's
'wants to blame anybody for the
lack of Improvements on Garber's
property and of hundreds of other
pieces of Enid real estate it
should blame the interests of the
'east which McGuire so faithfully
; serves and which tie up the west-
jern money market whenever they
I < hoo&e regardless of our local eon-
i ditions.
R. A. KENT.
(Political Advertising.)
The Honorable .ludge J. J. Hughes
of Ames. Okla., dropped in to see
the Eagle florce this week. Judge
Hughes, as you know. Is a candidate
for the nomination for Judge of the
i Twentieth Judicial District, com-
posed of Major, Alfalfa and Garfield
counties and he looks good to us.
We unhesitatingly say that from the
rumors now afloat 'a regard to his
candidacy that he Is entitled to the
consideration of all republican work-
ers and voters on the second day
of August if they want to nominate
the strongest candidate that they
with the denial by
signature to letters
presidents had iden
and the Trades Cou
eu him a 'raltor.
any kind of a storv
when there is no op
lute it. Don't you
long before this if
democrat in Iowa'
proof, merely a las
tlon. We proved
and the broken pl«
-Guire of his
ter live bank
ed the same
1 had brand-
i may expe* t
ry on me
likely nominee in the August
ury for the sheriff of Garfield
MEETINGS CLOSE CMKN
<•ie.it \udicnces at Blackwell and
Perry Listen to the
Enid Man.
Blackwell, July
est!mated at a th
heard Judge Garber
tonight. Political ex.
which has been at
ten days over Un-
contest has reached
tin people are inten
That Garber has a
lowing hero was <
strated tonight wh<
crowd of the camp
a grand reception.
Tetrlck presided. 1'
Fr.ld, ex-attorney g<
strong addivss in G;
Representatives of
unions asked to s«
MrGuire letters whi
having signed and
inspection were sat
gretttnan has been
cflve the people abo
-A crowd
ousand people
s address here
•itement which
fever heat for
McGuire-Garber
a climax and
sely Interested
very large fol-
lenrly demon-
n the biggest
nign gave him
Judge W. C
. C. Simons of
■ncral, made a
irber's Interest.
local labor
e the original
ih he denies
after a careful
isfled the con-
trying to de-
ut the matter.
• 'an, and one whoi^ we believe would
jmake the strongest their party could
name at the primaries. lie Is a
, lawyer of ability and long experi-
ence, being conversant with the ex-
isting laws of the land. He is a
| man that makes no distinction in
j law between the poor and the rich;
I the farmer and the merchant; the
I miner and the banker; the ditcher
t H
, and the scholar; the dollar man and
the millionaire, having for his motto
"Equal Justice to all Men." He :s
an eloquent speaker, and In a po-
litical campaign can rouse that en-
thusiasm that is so necessary to win
a political victory in a hotly con-
tested district. His ability as a cam-
paign speaker will not only Insure
Ills own election, but if nominated
will be a tower of strength to the
candidates on the republican ticket
throughout his entire district.
He is an old soldier of the Civil
war, having served with distinction
in the famous Eleventh Missouri
Calvary, and braving the hardships
of a soldier's life. He was twice
city attorney of bis home city in
Missouri, and twice elected as special
circuit judge in bis home state.
fie was permitted, tinder the gre.it
Hoe Smith race to blaze his way in
the claim upon which he has resided
ever since, save the two years he
served old Woods county as probate
judge, having went into that office
with 1.300 votes above his party
vote
Give him your support at the Aug-
ust 2nd primary. it.
Judge lames B. Cullison, Candidate for Judge of the 20th
Judicial District.
He has made good in the important position of County Judge of
Garfield county.. and everywhere else he has been tried. No mistake
will be made in placing him in the District Judge's chair. He is the
true friend of the people.
Judge Cullison is rated highly is a jurist and a lawyer. He
possesses the important faculty on the bench of dispatching bus-
iness promptly and accurately. His best recommendation is his official
record.
Vote for Judge Cullison at the primaries next Tuesday.
Perry, July .10.—By far the larg-
est audience that has gathered at
any political meeting in Perry this
year greeted Judge M. C. Garber
last night. Probably fifteen hun-
>dred persons listened to the ad-
dress of the distinguished orator.
McGuire had been here a few
nights befo/e and had explained in
a plausible manner the letter he
denied signing. Several parties
who have received letters from Mc-
Guire In the past asked Judge Gar.
her to show tlieni the oringlnals In
order that they might make up
their minds 011 their own knowl-
edge. a glance at the peculiar
cramped hand the congressman
writes satisfied them and his de-
nial was a bomerang.
That Garber will carry Noble
county Is now n 'Certainty. The
town of perry will give him a small
majority while the rural precincts
will be a landslide for Garber.
J. T. Blrda and R. Smith, of In-
gersoll were In Enid on matters of
business this morning.
I)r. ll. 13. Shields will spend the
day in Jett.
J. S. Patrick, S. .T. Augusten,
Fish Kenehart and K. W. Griffith
composed an automobile party from
Oklahoma City, who spent the
right here Friday on a trip to
Colorado.
Mr. and Mrs. Well W. Miller of
Oklahoma City, are in Enid with
a few friends.
Mr. and Mrs. If. If. Ferguson,
of Ada, are in Enid.
A. O. Mitscber was In Enid with
Candidate D. U ..Tones. Mr. Mit-
sclier is from Oklahonfa City,
where he settled In 1889 and has
lived there ever since.
KXDORSKS IIIM FOR SHEIUFF.
(Political Advertisement.) **""
Keokuk, Iowa. July 2:1, 1910.
Enid Eagle,
Enid, Oklahoma,
Dear Sirs:
I was recently advised that
Sir. Ellsworth Hume of your city is
county.
1 am very much In. hopes he will
secure the nomination and latei
Ik* elected, and I will consider it 1
personal favor for you to do all yon
can for him as 1 am confident he!
will make a good officer.
As general agent for my firm it |
M as uiv duty to look up Mr. Hume *
record some two ami a half years |
ago before he could take up work
with F Bak i & Co., of Keokuk.
Iowa. After making thorough in-
quiry of sov of the banks and
business firms, together with a let-
ter from Judge Garber, 1 could not
help but O K him. and he made
us a good man. and it is in return
for faithful sen ice 1 aiu desirous
of saying a good word in his be*
half. Yours truly,
C. O. COUGH LAN.
.1. J. HIGHFS.
FOR 1HHTRICT JUMSF.
(Political Advertising.)
I Judge J. J. Hughes, who as you
know la a candidate for the nomina-
tion for district judge, is innking an
I aggressive campaign almost burning
| the spindles of his political run-
about seeing the voters of his dis-
trict which is composed of Major,
I Alfalfa ' and Garfield counties. He
• has been all over the district now,
and is returnng home to await the
results of August 2. which lie be-
lieves from all Indications will give
, him the nomination desired,
i He is a much read man and well
.informed on matters of deep interest
to the people nt large. lie believes
that the Anglo Saxon Is stronger in
the glorious strength of his concep-
tion nnd achievement than any race
of created men; but "from his very
j pride of race springs bis intense
scorn of that phantasm manufactured
; by the political democrat i • bosses and
called the "Grandfather clause." So-
cially he wants no mixing of races.
It is best that both should preserve
but when it conies to maters of law
nnd justice, he deigns to despise the
warped intellect of the Anglo Saxon
who is so infernally rampant as to
deny legal rights to nny person on
account of his race color or previous
condition in life. If he is nominated
he will certainly give "Eual Justice
to all men," and will make a record
on the bench that his constituents
will be proud of, and with great
credit to the people of this great
state.
I If nominated, Judge Hughes will
be worthy the steel of any honorable
foe. and will be a tower of strength
I to the candidates on the republican
i ticket in his district. He Is a fluent
speaker an ' in a political campaign
can arouse that enthusiasm so neces-
, sary, and In a political victory in a
hotly contested district. Vote for
him at the coming primaries. It.
Jacob C. Robberts, Republican Candidate for District Judqe o f
Twentieth District, to Succeed Hon IVI. C. Garber.
In asking the support of the rtpi
day next for the nomination for iudg
Jacob C. K >bheits submits bis record
fl< in I for more than a quarter of a cei
of the best lawyers iu Oklahoma a r.d
admitted to practice before the s.ip'e
He has proven capable and honest in
has the legal knowledge, the abllit v,
perform the duties of district jud e 1
a method o{ disposing «f business rap
money to the taxpayers of the district.
The voters will be acting in th«
ibllcans at the primary on Tues-
* of the Twentieth district,
is ;i man, a lawyer and an of-
it ury He is r«< ogm/ed as one
Is one of the few who have been
ue court of the United States.
e\ery position he has held, fl"
lie honesty and the courage to
Utbout fear or favor. He has
Idly which means the saving of
iwn Interests by mnrkin)^ their
b'.illot for Jacob C. Robberts for d (strict Judge at the primary.
Worse Yet.
"I don't sec," remarked the steer
sadly, "how I am going to live with
, the price of meat so high?"
"You are crazy," replied Rover,
I "you don't eat meat."
! "No," replied the steer, "my case la
worse than that—I AM meat."
Garfield County's Candidate For
Slate Treasurer
He Was Mistaken.
He had loved and lost.
"You aro a heartless coquette," he
said.
"That's where your knowledge has
a flaw in It," she replied. "I have the
hearts of half a dozen young men in
this town."
In Doubt.
Subbubs—What struck you most
forcibly about your visit to the city.
Uncle Hi?
Uncle Hi—Wall, when I cum to thy
hospital I couldn't remember whether
It was a trolley car or onj? o' them
automobiles.
GARBER A DEMOCRAT IN IOWA
The Judge Laughs at the liost
Minute Attacks of Men Who
Don't Fight Fair,
Within the fast few days the Mc-
Guire organs have sprung a story
011 Judge Garber to the effect that
he ran for the legislature In Iowa
twenty years ago on the aemocrat-
ic ticket. Ridiculous as the charge
would be. made at this time, If It
v.ere true the Eagle suspected from
j examination of other similar charg-
es that if was probably false and
called Ju lge Garber on the tele-
phone to find out. Judge Garber
laughed heartily, as he replied:
"So they have at last found some
thing against me. have they? Well.
1 was only a boy of twenty.one
twenty-two years ago and I might
have done most anything. I was
so green. Hut I didn't run on the
democratic ticket. The story is a
pi re fabrication. It is on a par
FRED KUMEROW
Republican
Candidate for
County
Treasurer
I have been a resident of Enid for more than ten
years and have at all times an active and consistent Re-
publican I promise if nominated and elected to give the
tax payers of Garfield County a careful, efficient and
business.like administration of the alTairs of the County
Treasurer's office. I respectfully solicit the support of
all the Republicans at the Primary Election. Aug 2nd.
PR ED KUMEROW.
Mr. It. M. Spaldini? of North fcuUl, candidate for State Treasurer
011 the Republican ticket Is a native of Nru Hampshire, a life loni?
Republican and Is well qualified for the position, h iving been connect,
ed with banks for the past forty > and having 0 .National Hank
Examiner during President Harrison's administration. He settled on
a claim in Garfield County soon after the opining of the Cherokee
strip in 18!*:t where he has resided slme that time. Mr. Spalding has
a very extensive acquaintance throughout the state, and if the Repub-
lican party should think best to give him the nomination for State
Treasurer it would lend strength to the ticket, an'd leml to victory
for the Republican party in November.
Emory D. Brownlee
Resident of Enid at One Time
REPUBLICAN
CANDIDATE FOR CORPOR-
ATION COMMISSIONER
Emory I). BVownlee. of Kingfisher, is a republican candidate
for the nomination for Corporation .Commissioner. Emory re-
sided ia Knid during the easly* days and was one o£ the promi-
nent yoling members of the bar. S!n. e statehood be has beon
a republican member of the Sfate • Senate. He i one of the
most aggressive republicans In the sfate arid has been the leader
oft the republican forces in the legislature. He is thoroughly
conversant with, the affairs .of thevftale and 4well-<|uallied for the
ofTiee of Corporation Commissioner. The other candidates lor
Corporation Commissioner o the republif'an ticket are not known
over the state, ami it would bo the pari of wisdom to nominate
Senator Brownlee. He has hosts, of .friends _ iu llnSd who, will
take pride in pushing his t; ndidacy.
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Wright, M. H. The Enid Daily Eagle. (Enid, Okla.), Vol. 9, No. 288, Ed. 1 Sunday, July 31, 1910, newspaper, July 31, 1910; Enid, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc144509/m1/3/?rotate=90: accessed April 19, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.