The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-05-02

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Therefore, we hereby instruct the
delegates and alternates. ,his day
selected. 20 present the name Of. and
to work and vote FIRST and last for
Edgar w. Jones, and use all honorable
means to secure his nomination as
t'se Democratic candidate for delegate
to congress-
BE It further resolved, Thai the dele
gates this day selected to represent
Logen county in the Democratic terri
torial convention at Anadarko juno
first, be and are hereby Commissioned
and instructed 10 say to the delegates
there assembled. that Logan county
has no candidate for delegate to the
National convention at St. Louis, and
asks but the one favor at the hands OF
the Democracy Of this territory. and
thai is the domination OF Edgar w
Jones, by the convention to be held in
Oklahoma City, as Democracy's candi-
date for delegate to congress.
Resolved, That candidates for the
hieh office Of president Of the United
States, so far, mentioned and known
to be avowed candidates for the prosi-
dency Of this great republic we look
with favor upon the candidacy OF
William Randolph Hearst.
And we further favor that no dele
gate be selected to the National con-
vention who vas not in hearty accord
with and dld not support the candi-
dates upon ;he Democratic platform Of
1896 and 1900,
We hereby tender to Albert Ploeger,
chairman of the county committee, our
thanks for his able and wise efforts to
further our cause and with unanimity
express our hearty commentator and
for his faithful and val
led services to the Democracy Of Lo-
gan county
A resolution bearing on the county
nigh school matter was not acted on
and the matter Of central committee
was deferred Chairman
has issued a call for the com
nittee 70 meet in Guthrie May IA.
Colonel Thomas s. Jones. father OF
Edgar Jones, made a neat address in
which he thanked the convention for
he compliments bestowed
Interesting talks were also made by
1olney Higgenhotham. Walt Wilson,
Sob Hancock, Frank Olsmith w. b.
4erod F.. s Gladish and others.
The Delegates.
The delegates present were:
I.awrie township; I. Abrahams. w.
F. short, Tom Hutchinson. Isaac Jonn-
on.
SPRINGER; volney Higgenbotham,
Long Miller Alternates
. Benson. A. ]. Burroughs, D, A. Ash
augh.
Cedar r. L. Hancock, E. Cox, E.
4. Gobble, JOS Bussard
coyle J. D. Townsend; i'll. Fos-
er @. p. Henthorn. H. f. Zenike
Marshall: j. NJ. English, W. c.
c. E. Murphy, w L. Hell
on, J. l.. Hedgecock, James Estes, S.
ielton.
Bismark T. A. Dyche, c. Hill. Dan
'erluns. d. 5. Dyche; Alternates
ym. Hanliel Geo Hanson, John
Iamiel, Wm. Morris
Guthrie Township: j. d. Murphy,
= NJ. Curtis, James McNulty; Alter
ates; W. H. Erwin, Frank Stiles, J.
. Brent
Mulhall: w H. Matthews, G. W.
John Bowman, d. w. Walton,
{. W. Pettyjohn, D. McConnohey, F. J.
orrest.
Pear Creek: Walt Wilson. Yves
ohnson. David Johason, Geo. Morgan.
Oak View. o. T. Davis. Geo. Pol
'rd, f, B. Roberts, G. W. Crazy. 3. F
Ioore, Sam Shore; Altelnates: w
Y Dewitt, O. Morris, j. w. Lovell j
Y. NJ Strange, J T. Gragg.
Crescent: c. e Wells, J.F. Weir
E, Hopkins, W, p. Cauthorn, ]. r.
Ioman, Ed stobaugh, r. L. smith at
lrge. B. F. Ryland. chairman; VIM.
.rown, secretary.
Rose Hi; s. NJ. Wright, c. r. Cot
n, John Fayors; Alternates: stlne, {
eatherman, Gilman; G. r. Conin,
ecretarya J. 3. Favors, chairman.
Iron Mound Joha iayes, VIM. f.
irows. J. r. Gilmore. VIM. Brass
Spring Creek; Frank Raub. J. L.
rum, Alvin Cornwell, r. P. Redman.
W. r. Dunlap, Lee. Gooch. C. A.
bell.
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