The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-09-28
GOVERNOR HASKELL
ACCORDED WARM
HOME GREETING


rs quick as ! made Il public in court
line years ago, Haskell demanded an
nycstigatirn, but The chief Justice
{ the supreme court. Judge Sharp.
lcclincd to let any testimony be taken
the case, aud Monnett further said
Haskell has sCoud ready for an, inyes
igaiiCn over since" Now whafl comes
4 yesterdays Ccicago Inter. Ocean ih
1 special from New York Your re-
joricr has hunted up Sanircs and he
ays that hc don't know Haskell OK
ept from the newspapers That Has
leil had no connecd II with the stand
frd on company and that he nevcr,
fenuoped Haskell's name to Monnett
low. my friends read II for yoursclf-
md Roosevelt cinits further alludlng
D it.
After having raked Ohio with fine
10Th comb. applying all the power
ne federal government could demand
hat was be able to find? He Ger
ainly didn't back down without an
fort. did he? will ltell you right
low my friends you read the news
apers every day from now until
lection day. and ! will have a new
'AAtNFNNA vi ntOuOAt Alt ALlis
gill have a chapter that will show
hat he is the greatest fournusher
hat ever occupied the presidents
hair. tApplause.) The greatest i'm
Iostor that ever deceived a confding
)ublic Talk about last fail when
he panic came. and he said y am not
esponsible, ! simply turned on the
ight and am MT to blame fof what
{ disclosed ! will show him he is
mistaken before the campaign closes.
Now. my friends | had 10 ambition
o be treasurer OF the national ccm-
nittee. | declined as my corYespon-
lence viii show. to take the office at
irst and only yielded to urgent de-
nands finally and then not because
wanted to be prominent myself but
iecause ! love Oklahoma and believed
applause) this was an opportunity
put Oklahoma on a digniiied basis
where an honest republican as we'll as
I democrat would be proud Cf our
state-but what did / find. this sneak
ng, dirty chicanery led by Dennis
Flynn to destroy me. why-because
made them pay their taxes. Tap
! )lause.) Because | have made them
AAAN NANhAAhH III NtAt pAAuAiuk MtVhi l.
nent and if you don't think they have
been cheating for years and years
you watch the court records this
week and YOU will be able TO read a
)etition filed by the state of Okla.
loma 20 recover 100000 from that
)unch tApplausc.l
Now, my friends, Just an ther prop.
jsiti0n; they only print part of the
'ecords. They say. why. Haskell
vas sued in New York some years ago
or $l64000 That was l1Eat. hut
hey stop right there Why don't they
ell You what the final outcome OF
hat case was? II was this and Tho
ecords show it. Ii is not worth while
or them TO deceive nor for me to
Undertake to do SO. Tho roc rds
ihow that AT the end of the case
hat Judgment was rendered against
dills w Barcc, as principal and c. n
Haskell as his hordsman. That Has.
;eli liled motion in court To relieve
Haskell of such part OF that amount
rs would 90 back to Brace himself.
ic being the principal beneficiary of
he estate. The court granted H..
notion, which as the accounting may
)e found that $4,000 was al that the
iourt directed me tu pay. TO relieve
myself in full as Barce's bondsmau
That was what the records show aud
shows that .fcnr years ago ! paid
t. Il may be dishonorablc TO pay
a bail debt--l know II is cpnrounded
inconyenient. (Applaugel
Now, my friends, what did they do.
This gang came down here IN this
tate and has gone from cne side of II
o the other in an effort to try and get
ne sued by using all means of false
statements. A firm of attorneys from
lack hOine--in our cid home in Ohio
on know they tell YOU one day that
Haskell hasn't got a cent back inOaiu
nd that his debts back there are walt.
ng for something to pay them with.
Vow they come down (those attOr-
ieysl and sue me for $4,000 attorneys
ees for looking after our pr periy
back there and the face OF the bin
says they have had S3 coo fees in fiye
years. They came here with bin of
)nly - 200 and wanted me TO settle
told them that thought they were
iully paid. Judge Burford gets ahold
+ them he will hear from me IN this
homa (Applanse) and take them on a
contingent fee and orders suit for
$500 instead of 81 200 and rushes II
through all of the newspapers.
Another big suit against Haskell"
Take these same fellows and 60 T.
Auskogee and by virtue of owning
less than three per cent OF a company
they try to turn that company into a
receivership. And yesterdays papers
say that the case was decided in Has.
kells favor on every pr position.
Then they go and get little Repub.
lican snipe over al Muskogee who had
our hotel building rented for two and
q half years and got him to sue me
f-r a hotel bill The hotel building
belonged 10 five or six OF us. but our
family was the largest stockholders.
We boarded with him and rented him
our huildirg aud every month. as per
agreement. our board was credited as
against his rent and they get him TO
sue me for a board bill OF eleven hun.
drcd aud some dollars. II viii go
just the way the roceivership case
wet and they know it, Bui let me
ask You my friends, did these Rcpub-
liCan pacrs pfint tie report this morn