The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-09-28


Nj. Townsend does valiant service for
the nominees duung he campaign.
The delegation from Pismlrk town
ship was as follows: To the council
convention Dan nyche and Johr
ONeill. 70 the rerresen' atiye con.
vention r. A. DvcEe S. NJ. Neal and
c. " lrgl'ah
Wm. Brown, The chairman Of the
representative convention. is one o.
the Drominen business men Of Cres-
cent. Mr. Brown has taken an active
interes IN politics since his residence
In tbs terri ory.
Volney HigRinbothan's name was
placed before the convention delegates
by bob" rancock Mr.. Hancock's
speech nominating Mr.. Higetnbothan
was full OF vim and was delivered in
a pleasing manner
General c. Jamiscn makes a
splendid presiding officer His rul-
ings are always fair and impartial
and are rendered in hat spirit which
resul . In harmonious ac ior by the
convention delegates.
Nick Sturels. one of the candidates
for the representa- i've nomination.
greeed his acquaintances here yester
day. Mr. Sulrgis > ed as mem.
Der - tho board of county commits
siCners six wears auo
county central committee two years
age. vas member OF the Seward del
egation Albert Is he victim of "a
ory tola by Twke JenIies aud Dick
Smith. ASK hin, about il.
Nearly every nominee on he coun-
~ ticke mingled With the conven-
ion delegates. Ar the ropresena i've
convention Dari Murphy, Ed Trapp and
Prof. EiweTE0N were called upon for
short talks und each responded.
General c. Jamison. James n
Murphy anl Frank J Dolca or oompos-
ed the delegation from Guthrie town.
ship. T'f representa- i've delegation
was comr r1sed of the following Hugh
Murphy. James Backus and w II. Po-
,eet
Woodlap1 township presented the
name Of Nick Sturgis for the repro
sentative nomination The Gelega es
from that township were as follows
Ccunci; ) Burue I. Represtn ative
George Morgan, W. r Dunlap and
o. Patrick
James Losell. famnierly known as
Jim. one of the tried and true Dem
ocra's f OaS View township was
here attending both convention 5. w.
w Dewitt. George Gregg and Eugen 81
StranR were The O her delegates from
that township.
Dan cyche cf Bismark tcwnship.
was q Matthews boomer IN the ,epre-
sentative convention Mr.. DycteI
placed Mr. Matthew'S name before the
convention The townships In he
nor J. part Of ths county stoce loyally|
by Mr. Matthews
J. b Favor nominee for member oil
the boarl Of county commissioners a y
tended Do h conventions ard was
chairWan of the resolu tons commit
tee IN he representative copN ention.
Fa,ors vii. be alec ed and viii make
an Al 'mmissioner
The spirit Of victory pervaded the
atmosphere in both conyentichs From
every township in the cn0nty words
OF good cheer we've orough' Tie Dem.
oorats of Logan nld Lincoln counties
viii cut Tor evcry effort this wear 80
elect every candidate
G. r. Wells. one Of the rock ribbed
and always willing Democrats Of 10
gan, attended both conventions as a
delegate fcolr Crescent City MIR.
Wells Democracy is never questloned
He can always be depended upon TO
do his share Of he work necessary fo-
the success Of the ticket
Walt Ma'hews. Of Mnlhan. who
sounds the call for Democracy the
year around was one OF the council
delegates from that township. Mr.
Ma hsws laeked only few votes OF
being thi nominee for representative
and & was by his action that the noni-
ina'icn of Mr. Levy was made unani-
mols.
l.. h. Cnrpen'er. the Democratic
nomiree for the lower mouse, from
the sifh legislative district. was an