The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-05-16
CROWD IS WITH HIN
REPRESENTATIVE CROWD
HEARD HON. cHAs. wEsT
ASSURED or THEIR SUPPORT
Enld Mas coavinees Hearers That
he IL the Mar for At
toTney GeaefAl

me straditA gesgsd Ilon. Ctas
West eardtats fof LtfoFnss ssnsFAi
IRON Enid "a, - large satafday
night a. tls WRny frlunaa here had
hoped foE afd lise as~es.isg eas > re
preventative one lIs kuaisasa was
made 70 II re moss isflBsntial Fem.
oefais q tits ety. aud Stat hls talk
pleased his heaftfs Nas allaWn b the
VA many nf those pfssehf vent ~
ARD sbopk faiais uiih this able At
tofpsy after hs had closed hls dis.
coarss Mans 81 TIE old timers ~
thls sccflea Wefv there ard promised
tie brilliant yoaus ATTORNEY ttsif SIP.
pert
NJ West made tie sind q aspsech
Tie people llks to heaf-o faIl of
eeldeucs that the speaker las the IN.
tefest o. the peopisa, heat as against
tie interest of tie railroads and other
great orpcrallonk Tnfo0gh hls ea
perlsres 10 casss wllerelu ths railroads
have been interested and lnhis Efforts
20 cut the rates III OkiAboma. Mr.
West has gained : knowledss % the
rates charged b. tie various railroads
snfsrlng tie nsA state that probably
no ether attofueg Ia Oklahoma Tes.
sssees Ia dealing slth tie r2iiroads
lie knld man lelisses they sfould -
treated fairy bui that they silould be
prevented ffgm overriding he wishes
q fhs psople b securing monopoly
on Ali ifarle HI the past Oklahoma
tas paid more fef Ter ffelghiAse than
aug u the baAnieflns states, sud this
haa been 4 drawhaes e. tie develop
meat q commsfea in the territories
sThhrfll mBst H. femsiled and this
candidate i making hls eampaigu cn
pledge 70 secure sanc relief from
ti.sse eouditioH>
TIE common nUglect gf tive paielalx
q enforce tie ass nos iu elect, "a.
cepi as % eflmlnAl niatten llks muf.
der larceny tootivggitg etc was
dseit upon D. tie speakef Il =
his iussntlen ifhoaoret slfhtns pesl-
tlon cf attorney general e 80 that
ths corporations comply elth tie "a
a. sell - tie private cItiEen Tts
paft af hss aadtss made a declasd
impres40u upon lis heAfefs ard a.
sgfes Mn 81 almasi tie unaHim8as
support u tie lemocfags % ihls SO.
ton
Willis nof aaasfg IS have been
many talks Of tha candidates aho
haze spoken IL ttla eitg since tis
great campaign began the spsech ~
thls Atfofuaf NAs oae q. lie
most elective ever heard here lie
las tts ability ssa ias3ef and has a
mAnDsF of address thar does not grow
tlfssoma AUd ceuuaccs 1ne 81 tia SIN.
csugy His representative siYis Is
tine and las tesH TIE means % bis
great Saocesa As tn attorney
80" = 81 HNtA HNsAA - - HsEA HNHHhr
tee by thls asplfaat q enc oi lie best
0rieew II tie gift u Ehe people u
lhs state and hs showed hls sympathy
~lth tbsif caas aud pfumlses .
square Bsai % 81 II he Is elected TIE
later 4assfion IS Cae uDi 60 despiss
aud Ne West fsallfes the necessity
~ dealing iusilf wlth latuflnF classes
TO sum % tne siloie matter hs siias.
"a tat hs sas willing ard prepared %
pfegeei lu tie fullest tie interests q
his cdustit0suts tie pe8pls of ukia
lUMN
Wien if closed hs speech ST. West
as cllssfei iaai9 s. tie earnest
deamfats sud general handsllatiug
follasfd. In THIS lt was disclosed
than lie Eaid candidate slil b tie
choles q the Craig county Democrats.
~ be Is that q TIE Chieitaln
NJ West left 81 ti1e Fast Mail
saudaf "a SO other datss