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VOL 11—No 47
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driver These did not Include
scores of telephone and mail ap-
plications in-off Primary Adds Much The man who got the job silo-
cessfully survived a series of
To Sporting Elements "elimination tests:' He will
Of Election haul and dispose of part of the
' city's garbage the year around
"Wanted: A truck driver for
hard dirty work" said the ad-
nW A R 11 IS "SECOND" vertisement
Run-off Primary Adds Much
I To Sporting Elements
Of Election
HOWARD IS "SECOND"
Trapp Murray Most Often
Picked as Contenders
In Run-off t
If this new-fangled run-off pri-
mary does nothing else in Oklaho-
ma politics it will at least have
added considerably to the sporting
side of the election
This is a year when second
rhoices count for something for if
te "sovereign citizen" doesn't beat
the guy he was against the first
time he gets a second crack at
him If that objectionable person
i'ets in the run-off
Because of the run-off they are
guessing as never before
Leader Investigates
The Leader has endeavored to
find out just what basis the politi-
cians have for their claims in
nrder to help the guessing Such
converse tions P:3 linve been carried
on rather confirin thk prevalent be-
liefs In the city of Clinton for
Instance the number of Trapp ban-
enrs and pictures in windows
backed up the claims that he will
sweep the town At the same time
conversations with farmers living
near Clinton substantiated the be
Trapp are acknowledged leaders
Howard is most frequently men-
tioned as "second choice" and thus
would have a good chance to win
if he gets in the run-off while
Buttram is an unknown qurintity
Where Strength Lies
Murray is strong with farmers
many union men and the under-
dog everywhere
Trapp has business men support
the cream of the organizations a
sizable farm vote and a smatter-
ing of labor votes
Howard has the political organ-
izations in the northeast independ-
ent merchants throughout the state
and many union men (Howard
banners and Trapp oanners—on
cars—were easily far ahead in a
count made west on U S 60 this
week)
Buttram has chiefly newspaper
backing since he has spent so
much in advertising the "Boss"
Bolen machine and the support ot
preachers and others who led the
anti-Catholic crusade against Al
Smith in 1928 It is strictly an un-
known quantity since the ability
of the agitators to lead when the
actual "danger" is not present is
a matter of question
Shaw is strong in the southwest
lief that Alfalfa Bill Murray vvas i and has a certain strength all over
running strong among farmers the state
Trapp also showed farmer strength Bailey's strength is also in the
but to a much smaller extent southwest and is not yet consid-
At no place in six counties vis- ered of menacing proportions
ited by Leader representatives over Magee Active
the week-end was Buttram even Carl Magee editor of The News
mentioned thus supporting the is making what is believed his most
claim that he is slipping—if he intelligent political fight since he
ever bad any strength to begin came to the state Ile made one
with If he has the support that bad break when he attacked John
is claimed for him it Is the most Simpson a move which resulted In
quiet ever known in state politics driving some votes off the man he
Opinions Asked is championing Ed Trapp
Several persons in Oklahoma However he is the only editor
City who are political observers of a large newspaper who has
were also asked for I heir opinions pulled his head out of the sand
A member of the Farmers' and admitted Murray's strength
Union who has made good Ile has called upon citizens to get
guesses in the past said Howard behind Trapp in an effort to beat
and Murray would fight it out in Murray He does not oppose Mur-
the run-off ray as being "radical" but as
A newspaperman who has fol- "demagogic" pointing out alleged
lowed state politics for years inconsistencies In the conglomerate
said that Trapp and Murray Murray platform At the same
would be in the run-off and Mur- time Magee "turned the light" on
ray would beat him This ITIEn Frank Buttram indicating that he
by the way is certainly disinter is both incompetent and tempera-
ested for he is disgusted with all mentally unfitted for the job and
5 the major candidates and be- was supported by The Daily Okla-
heves Bailey the only man fit homan and ''Boss" Bolen for selfish
to be governor political reasons
Another former newspaper- Many Campaign Sheets
1 man' now in the oil business said Murray continues to send out his
Trapp and Murray would fight it campaign organ "The Blue Valley
out but that Trapp would be an Farmer" exposing alleged tax-
easy winner dodging on the part of Buttram
In running down these dills in Vie pious millionaire
ao effort to make a competent Trapp realizing that there is
guess several Trapp and Murray some plejudice against him in the
supporters were asked who their farming regions Is preparing a
second choices were campaign paper which will present
Every Trapp man selected one of his side to every farmer in Okla-
the three following: Bailey Shaw home It will be mailed out in a
or Howard One of them said that few days
If both Butt rain and Murray should Candidates continue on the
win he would be so disgusted lie stump and report interest fast
would stay away front the run-off picking up In contrast to the
polls One was so accommodating apathetic crowds of a few weeks
he gave the entire field from first ago Drives are being made all
choice to last as follows: Trapp over the state to get voters regis-
Howard Bailey Shaw Murray anti tered and insure a large vote in
Buttram the first primary
Pardon Refused
ey are shown
ernor below
Governor C C
kYoung has been
advised by his
Supreme Court
h and Pardon
I Board to keep
Warren K BB-
tinge and Tom
Mooney behind
t the bars Bit--a
tinge and Moon-
above and the gov
Li AlLt Aurv wxo LtIrkr WV pup LI ICLL
URGE FARmER side of the prohibition question
and that Morrow may be the Re-
publican candidate in 1932
AND LABOR TO NVesterner Switches
Roy Roberts former Washington
FoRm A PARTY correspondent and now managing
editor and part owner of The Kan-
sas City Star has discovered that
the farmers are not for Hoover
Montana Federation Goes James L Wright correspondent
On Record for Third of The Buffalo Evening News
finds that Hoover is making no
Political Body impression on unemployment and
is in a hopeless position on the
GREAT FALLS Itiont—(FP)-- prohibition issue
' Organization of a farmer-labor Jay G Hayden correspondent of
party was recommended by the The Detroit News discovered in
Great Falls convention of the Mon- Morrow the ideal nominee for 1932
tana Federation of Labor and offi- to head off a Democratic landslide
cers instructed to investigate the These three men were earnest dis-
possibility of a political alliance ciples of Hoover who did as much
with the Farmers Union They will as any of his friends to prepare the
report to the next convention public mind for his nomination in
Both Republican and Democratic 1928 In throwing their approval
-
parties were denounced as hopeless to Morrow they have left the sug
from labor's viewpoint and abject gestion that Hoover—lacking cour-
tools of Montana Power company age to lead or intelligence to pick
and Anaconda Mining company suitable men for appointive posttions--should
not ask his party for
Urge Public Ownership
a renomination
Nationalization of the railroads "Trib" For Morrow
to "relieve the mass frorn the auto- This turn of the political wheel
cratic rule of railroad magnates had been completed before The
and millionaires" was an outstaml- Chicago Tribune came out editor-
ing demand of the convention at- hilly with a plea for the nomina-
tended by many railway delegates tion of Meerow on the we
"Consolidation of the railroads But the addition of the ultra-reacmeans
that less men will be em- tionary Tribune to the list of op-
ployed and those that are employed ponents of Hoover's renomination
will have to work harder and pro- brought up at once the question as
duce more and vast profits will to what Hoover would do to stop
accrue to the owners of railroad a stampede toward Morrow "-
watered stock" t h e resolution Would he for example accept
read the sneering challenge of Claudius
Trait ors Denounced Ituston his personally chosen
Delegates vere thoroughly an chairman of the Republican na-
gered by reports that a handful of tional committee?
union men had sold out to Ana- I lust on Contemptuous
conda and had circulated petitions Huston on June 29 repeated his
for withdrawal of signatures from earlier statement that he would
the workmen's compensation inf not resign unless Hoover publicly
tiative backed by the entire Mon- declared his wish that Huston re
union men had sold out to Ana- !lust on Contemptuous
conda and had circulated petitions Huston on June 29 repeated his
for withdrawal of signatures from earlier statement that he would
the vvorkmen's compensation int not resign unless Hoover publicly
tiative backed by the entire Mon- declared his wish that Huston re-
tana labor mcvement They were sign The Huston defiance was
barred from being delegates to
Federation conventions or holding
Federation office for years in
amendments to the constitution
The Judases were denounced as
"political scabs" and as unworthy listed the Klan in the South for
of the labor ouvement as men I tiover and at the same time lined
who scab in Atrikes up the negro politicians The na-
Prostitution o Associated Pre tional committee has been called by
f
! Huston to discuss piny welfare
to Anaconda and Montana Power
in this year's campaign Morrow
vvas demonstrated again in
has many friends in that commit-
AP's handling of the story of a
tee The question is will Hoover
few renegades fighting the amend-
dare stand up against the power
ments to the workmen's conmensa-
lobbyist Huston in order to check
tion net sought by initiatives In
The Montana Standard ipling the Morrow movement
copper collar daily or Butte the Ile "Gets Along"
heading read: "Labor Opposes As to Morrow being presidential
Dati Bill on Compensation— timber there seems no doubt that
ve
Delegates te Federation Are
he has more ability to work and
12te
Dissatisfed with Measure" to win other men to his plans than
But when the convention unani-
larding Coolidge or Hoover For-
4 I 11
j er
FEARLESS AND TRUE
HOOVER LOSES
PRESS CLAQUE
TO NEW HERO
Morrow Gains Friendships
That Are 3eing Lost By
President
By LAURENCE TODD
WASIIINGTON—(FP) — Three
of the foremost members of the
group of press correspondents who
acted for several years as a board
of strategy to advance the Hoover
presidential ambitions have de-
serted Hoover for Dwight Morrow
Without attacking their former
hero they are now pointing out
that Hoover has been a failure
that Morrow has taken the popular
side of the prohibition question
and that Morrow may he the Re-
publican candidate in 1932
NVesterner Switches
understood among politicians as a
threat that if Hoover did demand
that the stock-gambling chairman
quit Huston would tell the country
of the intrigues by which he en
EDITOR CALLS
BANKER PIOUS
OLD HYPOCRITE
RED WING Minn--(FP)—Defying
R W Putnam Red Wing
banker-dictator to sue for libel
The Organized Farmer publishes
an open letter that is probably the
most sizzling ever put into public
print by a responsible newspaper
against a responsible citizen in re-
cent times
The Journal is edited by F H
Shoemaker former Non-partisan
League organizer It calls atten-
tion to the fact that the two dailies
in Red Wing had suppressed the
news of At receivership petition
against Putnam's bank leaving it
to the weekly Organized Farmer to
inform the citizens of the plight
of their former financial master
Putnam is president of the Minna-
sota State Bankers Association
Charge Repeated
When The Organized Farmer a
Federated Press member paper
came under Shoemaker's editor-
ship Banker Putnam tried to kill
the JouiLal and put him into pris-
on for calling Putnam a robber of
widows and orphans on an envelop
sent through the mails Shoemaker
now elaborately repeats the charge
after noting the grounds for the
receivership hearing
"In this gaale you have devel
Huston to discuss party welfare managers in the New Jersey pri-
in this year's campaign Morrow mary
has many friends in that commit- If the country is going to have
tee The question is will Hoover Big Business in the White House
dare stand up against the power and must choose between Morrow
lobbyist Huston in order to check and Hoover and Owen Young
the Morrow movement (nominally a Democrat) then the
He "Gets Along" chances seem to favor the triumph
As to Morrow being presidential of the smiling lucky shrewd bank-
timber there seems no doubt that er-lawyer from New Jersey
he has more ability to work and Of course there Is held against
to win other men to his plans than Morrow the fact that he has for
larding Coolidge or Hoover For- some six or eight years been identi-
merly an eYecJitive partner in Mor- fied as one of the big buss 3eSS men
gan & Company and recently am-1 who favored recognition cf Russia
bassador to Mexico with a recori Morrow urged President Coolidge
of clever conciliation he has wo i to recognize Moscow
the politicians by declaring tlua Meanwhile the White House at-
prohibition should be left to the mosphere is gloomy Desertion of
states t nd hence the 18th Amend- its press support two years after
ment should be repealed His vote- Hoover's nomination at Kansas
getting power astonished his own elk! is a staggering blow
oped into a past master" Shoe-
maker says of Putnam in the open
letter alluding to what he calls
Putnam's well developed art of
roping widows and orphans for
their mites" He adds that Put-
natti has "caused more sorrow in
1 the hearts of unfortunates than
have all the professional porch-
climbers that have ever visited this
Ante You have taken from wid-
ows not only their estates but have
squandered their life insurance as
well as left them destitute
Pious Fraud
You are adept at playing the
game of professional hypocrite for
you go to church on Sunday and
act as a Sunday school teacher
You desecrate all that is high and
holy by hiding behind a religious
garb You have ruled like a tyrant
and have bulldozed the meek as
well as the strong But your day
Is over
"Now Mr Puttrim if you desire
to sue us for libel that is your
choice and should you wish to start
something like this we will be only
too glad to give you a diploma
from the court substantiating what
we have said"
Won't Press CUM(5
Putnam seems to be preparing
to pull out of fled Wing having
sold his banking interest to a syn-
dicate Shoemaker is the Farmer-
Labor nominee for congress After
announcing his candidacy Putnam
procured Shoemaker's indictment
for alleged misuse of the mails
The case in view of the receiver-
ship petition against Putnam's
bank the Security State Bank &
Trust company is not likely to be I
pressed
PRIVATE BANKS
ARE BLAMED AS
CLERKS' FAILS
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OKLAHONIA CITY OKLAHOM A FRIDAY JULY 11 1930 t 1V CitIN I's
FAMOUS MERMAIDS AFTER NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS
LONG BEACH Calif—Members of the New York Women's Swimming Association on
their arrival here to take part in the National A A U outdoor swimming and diving cham-
pionships Left to right: Constance Hgnf Eleanor Holm Lisa Lindstrom Katherine Ames
and Adelaide Lambert
MECHANICAL
PICKER NOW
BEING TRIED
Engineers Study Problem At
Llano Co-operative
Colony
BY COVINGTON HALL
NEWMAN° Ta — "We will
be in the fields picking cotton this
fall" is the confident claim made
by two young engineer-Inventors
John D Rust and Macdonald Rust
who recently entered into an
partnership agreement with Llano
Co-operative Colony to manufac-
ture their "Wet Spindle Cotton
Picker" here
Asked as to the possibilities of
the machine John D Rust said:
The machine is of the spindle
type several of which style have
been attempted but none so far
with success We are confident
however that we have solved the
problem for with our latest model
we have picked cotton not only on
testing grounds but In the fields
and we have picked it not for a
few minutes only but steadily
from row end to row end
mously voted enthusiastic approval LIve pariner in ator- ri iy all V7VLI I lie as one or rng OU 3ess men moie or mule IA e will anittac
T
m m
or llowerd O m of the initiatives and barred the Company an recently am-1 who favored recognition u e m Rusa ARE BLArilED AS ne of the said that few days gan & d et si ture both power driven and horse-
if both Butt rain and Murray should Candidates continue on the bassad to Mexico with a recor 1 Morrow urged President Coolidge
renegades from the future conven- or drawn pickers both single -nd
'tin he would be so disgusted he stump and report interest fast floe and °Lice The Standard con-
veniently buried the action n an of clever conciliation he has w'o 11 to recognize Moscow CLERKS' F AI L S! double row machines Any farm
s
would stay away front the run-off pickieg up in contrast to the the politicians by declaring thta Meanwhile the White House at- reasonably well off or a small co-
i
polls One was so accommoda e mosp
position The Standard's ting apathetic crowds of a few weeks prohibition should be left to the is gloomy Desertion of operative group of farmers can
m ories were Associated Press ere
obscue CINCINNATI —(FP)—Itank dis-
be gave the entire field from first ago Drives are being made all states end hence the lath Amend- its press support two years after easily own one of the pickers and
w'r
choice to lest as follows: Trapp over the state to get voters regis- from Great Falls One Great Falls ment should be repealed His vote- Hoover's nomination at Kansas erimination by the Cincinnati I it will pay for Itself in less than
!toward Bailey Shaw Murray and tered and insure a large vote in paper went so far as to state that a getting power astonished his own Cike is a staggering blow Clearing House Association con- a month at the present prices paid
Buttram the first primary
cotton by band
battle was staged on the conven- trolled by business bankers is re- fl'r picking
On the Murray side second 111 FOR I)PE PIUS
1 )( A Revolution
tion floor against the cornpensa- 11 sponsible ler the closing of the
choice depended on occupation Of lted Party Able tion measure and played up the lie rr:r-rrr-T-F---rlr-rrr7rrrrTy4:- -n' t
f:-N B
"Yes that is true" he said in
farmers asked (in the southwest - - s - iA' 'S "i' Lk r- r
A i Brotherhood rep y to of Railway Clerks I a question "The success
t
part of the state) Shaw Bailey To Capture Seats in a headline ie ‘ i
e- :f eef' -t'!c 1-j a ri -: ---te 41:
'' :' ?i'tloi it AoktAL1' I7 vo e1: Bank Brotherhood officers reveal of our picker means a revolution
Only Lies - p k ' -e-e s17
and Trapp were second choices R — ''' ' ' ''4' 1 ' e:11 Qt 1( in a letter to their officers through- in the cotton culture and manufac-
None mentioned Howard nor Butt- LAUELDALE PA — The of- "There is no dissension In the :::e?e1 -eqqe'-leji - P4e ''' 'i 'k s1 out the country tore Like the wheat combine and
- e -1 1 '-rk ik At 'AA $9- ' -40 4 't-f
ram Of workers asked (la Okla- flee of burgess three COUnelltnatliC Montana Federation of Labor" re- - : ' -:7':e Y'ee'e'' 494 : teVeii''et ei "Our bank" the Brotherhood all other machines that were once
bruna City) Howard was the see- positions and five other offices torted President Frank D Graham Altittct
' ::-tf::''t-:!j:''' --- "-f n' ' 'n states "was in sound condition the I regarded as 'impossible' ours will
"Not a single word has come into : : -g::: : e t04 :
ond choice of half of those ques were captured by the Socialists
runs upon the other Cincinnati 1 meen the displacement of hen-
tioned One wee for Bailey one aLer a bitter fight here this week the state office in any way censur- e: e-e ) ""t1431 i' '4'0 :-!:'!:e banks reached proportions never I dtPfit of thousands of workers
ing the measure" ' " - bk e$ :c
was for Shaw and several were so This borough was only kept from :- 3 : - :eee:'e-40 l'ir -(41 ' IV AA a — A41c tolichpd by our withdrnwhIA hut i 9 thtir 411Q 5- 1r01 tl1-
I'm for but who else is thet---a ti'KV-0gil-4 the Clerkth
s at they "should go to "But" he concluded smiling
field of demagogues and ineompe- LABOR IVINS IN COURT MISS HOGAN ARE :
labor unions for help and not ask you can tell the world 1e will be
tents You know vt here Trapp An injunction suit which threat-
the bankers" in the fields picking cottcn with a
stands you'll be under no false ened to wreck the St Louis wait- MARRIED IN EAST mechanical cotton picker this
lusions On the other band lie's resses' union has been decided :
' " 4 PREICHER ARRESTED fall"
competent and there'll be no tur- against the employer Circuit Police at Atlanta arrested Rev The brothers are certain of their
moil if he is elected" Judge Pearcy frowned on the idea Oscar Ameringer editor of The I J A Callan 49 on charge of di s- success So are ad who have seen
Another union man was for of using the strong arm of the Oklahoma Leader and head of the ' orderly conduct when it VIF1 re- their model at work as it was the
--"re-A
Howard first and the run-off vote court to prevent the waitresses Leader Press Inc was married to : ' : ported that he was delivering open impression made on thetn by tnis
to go to the man judged best able union from asking friends of or Miss Freda Horan daughter of air speeches objectionable to At model that caused the board of di
to beat Buttram or Murray should ganized labor not to patronize a Pan Hogan in n'ew Yor City lanta residents They said he dis- rectors of Lion' Colony to enter
th77 get in i place against which th wlion Ii j th!s week The couple will nird? o Pope Pius is reported PS seriously ill in the N'atican suf cussed the acute unemployment into the partnership agreement
'Ibus it is seen that Murray and a grievance" snort wedding trip in the eat jfjjt from acute Lladcler troublo The l'ope is 73 years oil situatioa in the country Iwith the inventors The "Solid
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TEMN URGES
NO THE ON
SE HOMES
Frank Putnam Campaigns In
Lone Star State On
Exemption Plan
HE IS ALSO A WET
Opposes the Creation of A
State Bonded Debt
For Highways
1101:SION Tex — All home-
steads valued at less than $5000
ought to be exempt from taxa-
tion according to the view of
Frank Putnam democratic candi-
date for governor of Texas on the
platform of repeal for the proni-
bition amendment and laws
lie made this belief public after
he had been asked by the Texas
Association of Reid Estate Boards
to give his Opinions on taxation
''The human body" he said "is
made up of cells Then the cells
are healthy tho body is strong
and well When any large num-
ber of cells sicken the body sick-
ens "The state Is made up of cells—
the homes of its people When
these home cells are healthy the
state is strong When any large
number of home cells sicken and
die the state sickens
"The flrt and highest obligation
be in the fields picking cotton this
of a state Is to safeguard the
fall" is the confident claim made
health of Rs homes No state does
by two young engineer-inventors
John D Rust and Macdonald Rust eafeguard them as It could and
should Each year hundreds of
who recently entered into an
thousands of American homes —
partnership agreement with Llano
Co-operative Colony to manulae-
many thousands In Texas—sicken
and die when owners are unable to
tore their "Wet Spindle Cotton
Picker" here pay taxes
"A large majority of families
Asked as to the possibilities of are happy if with a lifetime of la-
the machine John D Rust said: bor and economy they can pay for
The Machine Is of the spindle a little home for their old age The
type several of which style have state that will protect such homes
been attempted but none so far against loss for taxes when lack
with success We are confident of earning power puts them in
however that we have solved the peril will earn the everlasting love
problem for with our latest model and loyalty of Its people
we have picked cotton not only on °I would have Texae become the
testing grounds but In the fields
(het state to do this It can be
and we have picked it not for a done Revenue lost doing it can
few minutes only but steadily easily be collected from other
from row end to row end sources Public sentimett would
1Von't Clog Chilin overwhelmingly approve It
"Our machine will not clog It "Taxation like the tiff Is a lo-
not only picks the cotton from the cal issue Each community state
burr but releases it easily which and nation must ehape Its tax pol-
has been the main cause of the icy to match its resources needs
failure of all previous cotton pick- and ambitions Texas tax policy
ers of this type—that they would will hereafter as heretofore be
not release the cotton once it was threshed out by Texas legialators
picked Our machine does this with actual knowledge of the re-
picks a clean sample and will pick eources needs and ambitions of
within two inches of the ground all parts of the state
It does not injure either the stalks "Several American Ettiees tax
or unopened bolls so that as many incomes Some European govern-
future pickings may be made as is ments tax increased land values
desirable Depending on the light- socially created Some tax ex-
nese or heaviness of the crop it perts advocate taxes on all sales
will do the work now done by from arguing that such taxes are eas-
40 to 100 hand pickers lest collected and leaet felt by
Naill Ito Cheap those who pay them that they get
"The machine is simple durable most feathers with least squawk-
and fool proof It can be oper- ing
ated by anyone capable of ban- Charity in Taxation
dling a tractor or driving an auto- "My only suggestion to the leg-
mobile or mule We will manufac- islature on taxation so far as I
ture both power driven and horse- now know would be:
drawn pickers both single ond "L Exempt homesteads up to
double row machines Any farmar eSOn0 value from all taxation
reasonably well off or a small co- "2 Find revenue for more liber-
operative group of farmers can - al ueport of educational and
easily own one of the pickers and charitable Institutions and event-
it will pay for itself in less than ually for old-age pensions
a month at the present prices paid "3 When federal and state pro-
for picking cotton by band hibition laws are repealed as they
A Revolution will be set up state control of the
"Yes that is true" he said in commercial trade in alcoholic liq-
reply to a question "The success uors in such way that its protite
of our picker means a revolution will go into the public treaeury
in the cotton culture and manufac- reduce taxes
tore Like the wheat comhine and '4 Create no etat e bonded
all other machines that were once debt for highways or any other
regarded as emposeible' ours will peace-time purpose All suca debts
meen the displacement of hun- tempt to wastefulness must be
ereds of thousands of workers paid twice over in principal and
interest require our grandchil-
from their jobs her - and through-
out the world That is why we dren to pay for our own extrava-
came to Llano Colony and made a (once make huge protits for a few
'deal with them for the manufac- ineiders and lay heavier tax bur-
Lure and exploitation of the picker Jens on ail the rest of us
"J Make our prison system a
rom here—because we believe
with them that in integral co-op- source of proat Instead of loss by
ration is the only hope of the
applying to It the humane honor-
!
evesses of workers and farmers for tide leusinese management which
free and worth-while life We any private business employing a
ould have easily made an agree-
large number of men must have in
!
nent with one of the largest of order to earn a profit
or corporations it Je manufac- "If and when our savagely ener-
getic prohibition advocates devote
ure and sale of the picker but we
!referred 'the' Llatio Way' one-hatf as much time to these
Certain of Success ends al they have devoted to rob-
"But" he concluded smiling bing our people of their natural
right to enjoy the decent ancient
you can tell the world lee will be
the fields picking cotten with a habits of their forefathers their
lechanical cotton picker this great ability will count for peace
and good will for health and
osperity throughout Texas"
The brothers are certain of their
South" i ettching- in nil direc-
tions na-1 the machine produced by
these t v o young Scutherners
promises to finish the prweda be-
gun by Whitney's cotton gi over
a century ago
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Ameringer, Oscar & Hogan, Dan. The Oklahoma Weekly Leader (Oklahoma City, Okla.), Vol. 11, No. 47, Ed. 1 Friday, July 11, 1930, newspaper, July 11, 1930; Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc2070998/m1/1/: accessed July 6, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.