The Messenger. (Earlsboro, Okla.), Vol. 2, No. 52, Ed. 1 Thursday, May 7, 1914 Page: 2 of 4
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1 "bIlsl,eJ Weekly. Consolidation of the Wanelte Press The
"-sseger, and the McLond Press. Press Series, Vol. 1, No. 40
Francis X. Resell, II.
Editor and Owner.
50 Cents.
Subscription, Cash in Advance, One Year,
Entered at the Karlsboro P. O. as second class .nail
Vol. 2.
May 7, 1914.
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Political
UnnotmccmcHts
J subject to the Primary, Aug.
4, 1914.
Democrats.
For Governor—
J. B. A. Robertson.
For Congress, 4th Dist.—
H. II. Smith. «
For District Judge—
Judge Clias.B. Wilson, Jr.
For Count}’ Juidge—
\V. P. Langston.
For Co. Sup’t of Schools—
II. M. Fowler.
For County Weigher—
J. M. Hamilton.
For Representative —
J. T. Farrall.
KNOUSE SADDLERY j
COMPANY.
Manufacturer And Dealer In
HARNESS AND HORSE GOODS
Call and get acquainted.
1 bone 136. hirst class shoe repairing department.
14 West Main
Shawnee, Oklahoma.
Republicans.
For Sheriff—
J- F. (Jerry) Spann.
Tl'T!th hfVeU hesim""S ‘o itself „p„„ the
.. ! ds cf ”‘0St ardent supporters and admirers of
^IZZTl Wi'!iamS tI,:“ l"cir i: today no long-
r the great lunnnary who w, 11 lead the designing corpora-
.........•...............
"f tW,;,n,n°" W*. a‘a« then, plainly in the face
Today is no longer a question or doubt that “Corpor-
"• Cob ,s occupy,ng the third place in the gubernatorial
l ace, and it is generally known thruont 11,e state ,1 at A1
:7it udvuiic'ed ‘b Ule Tu J P'aC." Whi!e F'dge Robertson
■ > «.e «£S£ S a “^;tdtrordis'
i ^ fT'‘thC """t °f U’e >-eo';'c- “"out
voters that h,‘i .hj',,^ Wthe T^Jus^U
■■ee „r themselves from his utterances that he is not „Wd
Old h C’rp i'JU°n*’ by llle trusts. by tile Standard Oil Co
■on by the political machine of the state which is a „ a ,-
"■-lung the common people, but they must conclude tint Ik
l,f houest and sincere in evervtliing he savs
Judge Robertson has never been guiliy „f j.irirc iv
residence ,n Oklahoma, he was n™ l-..„........ (honesty, and his claim that we
need reforms in our judicial
procedure is generally conced-
ed.
He is iIn first candidate
who expressed a definite opin-
ion as to the remedy that
should be applied to bring a-
Are Good Enough for Anybody
None too good for you!
^ ou can afford good photos
because you do not have them
made often.
We can deliver the goods.
Campbell & Edwards,
ll8 1-2 East Main Street,
Shawnee,-----------------0kla
Over Crescent Drug Store.
ears of residence in Okluhonu, he waTn'everTn ZZT'°
"ill be ttmoCo , 5^: P<f a"d
. . . J ** lvuoeits>on. Ao more proof of (1,1«
■ temeiit can reasonably be demanded than his past reco d'
’ ' i llr! p PC5Se"2e,r p""1!i with Pardonable pride.
J idge Robertson always has been the friend p
10" P-P'f. aad ‘here is no proof stronger to bear ZZr
rtK,n than the record of his court decisions. There is n
^ d^^Ct' rd ^ — l'f J"<lge Robertson's
aptd advance in popularity ,s righteousness, honest,- -mfl
.naerihv, and the effect, or e^sequencc, will be his elect n
i > the Governorship of Oklahoma.
Phone No. 44 0
Res. Phore No. 475 R
Noah P. Keene, M. I).
Pr,v„e S,323 E ist Street. Sh,„„«. Okl.l, ,,.
Chronic ailments at.d Diseases of the eye a specialty hotairm=rii , j
vapor and electrical baths ai d oxyodine treatment for the blood ^ard
therapeuuc lamp with 500 candle peer electricity * vmic and faradic
with interruptions. Examination Free,
nces *20.oo to }25.oo Per week, including room and treatment. If ro,
-.ptoved in one week, we give you back one-half cf your money ard
y u qu'h Eye work on guarantee for so much. Eyes tested and g.ass
htted. Frames guaranteed ten years for J5.oo We -konitp/
K»»« •!» to b.Land Z, ”dZolXf
Ftatdta Anal and Rnnlal dlaaaaaa. C„,„, or ,J “*•*•*• »**•
arrett claims that he is the friend of the working men
, , ................-"“‘S a- —~ and that he was buck of the working men’s comDensa’
1 . a betterment of tax con- »„ act and that Smith is buncoing- the working men, as
U , , , "° mf mcn ,had ,10t intelligence and sense enough to
clone yet to hear from take care of themselves. The record of the legislature is bet
Candidate Herring and Cand- ‘a-' evidence than Barrett’s word. The House* Tourml
! T D‘,kK ’ bUt unPuaIiMly Lluit Claccoe and Pinkham introduced the compensation act
Fk "’belt .Oil comes nearer 111 the form of a resolution, reciting the provisions of H mil
Judge J. B. A. Robertson, of Chandler, candid.ve for o "’eetl,lP the people’s ideals t0 be referred to the people. This bill passed hv c
J eruor of Oklahoma, addressed a large meeting oifthc ‘ f SUCh a ,:ia" as "'01,Id grace 62 for and 29 votes against it While it' bears ri '°tC
treets here Tuesday nigh,. I, was announced thrtthe nl tY* f™"'* chairlha" ai‘'" G1“~ a”d 4 twenty-on amend, n n *L"T d
,f U'°l;k bc bck •“ «•* City Hall, but, the evening have hy Mr. Smith, and all of them adopted byTe^
" Sari; *»—»»»—
. „ . - .......soO..IC„cup,e0rl.lcn.lllaveibeen srhooled to judge for a le? iost to $3,500 for a leg lost; from SI Oftn’w o F I
-the "r 1 / ",te ieCt,"al Tialificat ous snip ,ss either of the 1 "K" J’ ‘hc,r ,ua,u,er a»d an- ><f to S3,000 for a hand lost; from jil ,500 for an arm lostf
andidatc. w.io have appeared. j pealance, and we have learned *3.000 for an arm lost; from $1,500 for a leo lost ah °
„ , U c have to admit tl, ,t we were prejudiced a-aiust Mr I0*™ '“lp opi„. knee to #3,600. These are some of rim amendments I
■cobensai, before hearing him, and the unanimous endorse- ‘”“S “G*” we nicet> alld it is b-v lhc Id°tise. The Labor Committee which was v if
t K,'e" llm,' bv ,he '««* of Lincoln County, includb,.. UP°n,t!US iact lhat "e express ,na City, and Mr. Glasco credit Mr. Smith’s chamnionsl •’
he “»• ^and • • * Z ra * al'°Ve- I*** the bil!’ “bai”.? -sponsible for its p^. The bid! J
Ko ieitson ,;!aG,. friends hSre, the senate where Mr. Barrett was engaged in such stre, -
luc li5 110 d°ubt about it.-— U0US services for the working man
1 ienryetta Standard. It looks like that if Mr. Smiufwas making his living by
---- g-vetup: Lie working men, lie was very much of a patriot and
Vote for \Y. P I mh^oh fnp^ UCnLQl meu wll° work> 111 turning down his own bus-
• HandSvon.. mess and going to their aid. The truth is that Smith was
— — tai^c, u was riended tospeakon the street
Judge Robertson ,s the third Democratic candidate for
•s ngi office taat lus spoken here, and he is by f ir the
UOS high-toned gentleman yet to address the people of Hen-
yetta. His intellectual .......
• • - ‘<v" lo 1)1 Lincoln Lountv. inclurlMi<r
•he mi,listers, doctors and lawyers of his district, must K-
7 I™ “Tr'8 1 hf 1U': h ^ »»m«’ni,v for £
■ ’ aftl,cy Il;,v0 ,lad a cl'-a»re to know the man f'o , the
"KC he first taught school until he occupied the supreme be 1
•be i”V r—p;he„J,e expresses toe opinion thai
,e“'y °‘ oar P»W“ Petals has been more to blame
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Resch, Francis X. The Messenger. (Earlsboro, Okla.), Vol. 2, No. 52, Ed. 1 Thursday, May 7, 1914, newspaper, May 7, 1914; Earlsboro, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc860565/m1/2/: accessed March 19, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.