The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-06-30
INVITATION FROM
BRYAN is ACCEPTED
Special Train From Oklahoma
to Reach Lincoln On
Saturday Morning

grasp w J. Brayan's hands at Lincoln
next Saturday morning.
Reflecting sentiment that was
born with the inception Of oklahoma
among the new states loyal demOcra.
cy, and that has been handled by the
party leaders until the Oklahoma voice
has been heard to the uttermost cor
ners of The country-that OF love, ad-
miration and devotion 10 the great
Commoner of the Plates State Chair
man Thompson sounds the keynote Of
The party voice that will be heard on
the Oklahoma special to the national
convention at Denver from the hour
OF its departure until fits triumphant
entry into the folds of the nations
democratic hosts congregated In the
| Colorado city.
Bryan the Ideal.
Bryan is the ideal Of the militant
democracy OF Oklahoma" continued
State Chairman Thompson. "He will
be elected president OF the United
States. We viii carry Oklahoma for
him by $4,000 majority The demo
cratic party was never NOR eharmon-
ious and united on the eve Of a ma
tional campaign Bryan will be the
nominee without a struggle His poll
cies have been viniicated The repub-
hcan party can not pose before the
people gain as invincible 10 panics
II there ever was time in history
that the democratic party had a first
class chance TO win II Is now" de-
clOred Hon. Daniel w. Peery OF Car
negie, one OF. thn. delegates at large.
! TAFT is a born aristocrat He knows
little Of the common people ana he is
not a friend to labor He has never
been elected 70 a good oflice-you VIII
find in his record that he has always
been appointed lie is a creature OF
the president and not a man OF the
masses. William j. Bryan will be the
nominee and predict his election"
The Lincoln Trip.
The Oklahoma delegation will visit
Mr.. Bryan on the Fourth OF July and
be entertained at his home for several
hours "Ah ] love Oklahoma" the
great Commoner has said Il love her
like my own child. She has been good
TO me. / shall never forget her
Hon, Tate Brady of Tulsa, demo
cratic national committeeman, who
has been In charge of the arrange
ments for the trip Of the Oklahomans
to Denver and thenr entertainment
While there, tells of Mr. Bryan's inW-
tation. a short time ago, when Gov
ernor Haskell, accompanied by a party
of Oklahomans consisting OF NJ. L.
Turner, L. G. Niblack. j. H. Brooks,
oscar halsell and Tate Brady, visited
Des Moines to attend the meeting al
which MIR. Bryan and Governor Has
kell we're the principal orators, Mr.
Bryan extended the Oklahoma delega-
~ ffatrffuff.n to t~fa at Hrt
a Lincoln en- route TO Denver This
invitation has been accepted and the
delegation viii arrive al Lincoln Sat
urday July A, at 10 a. M and viii 80
direct to Mr. Bryans home in special
cars. where they viii be entertained
by the great COmmoner, who is as
proud of Oklahoma and her copstltu-
tiop, which is Organism in practical
operation, as a mother of her first
born"
From Lincoln TO Denver
Leaving Lincoln the Oklahoma spe-
ella viii arrive at Denver next morn.
ing at 40 O'Clock, The convention opens
delegates VIII, In the language Of Mr.
Brady make medicine. Some Of the
sleepers viii be parked for sleeping
purposes during the convention
The train committee consists of
Chief Justice r. L. Williams, Senator
r. a. Billups of Cordell, w. a. Fields of
Guthrie and Hon. Tate Brady of Tulsa.
The Rock Island has been selected as
he official route. The official train
viii leave McAlester Friday July 3.
al 10 a m and viii pass through Okla
homa city, El Reno, Enid and inter-
mediate points. Sleepers Will be added
AT convenient points. Toe special viii
have its contingent complete when "a
reaches tho Kansas line. u VIII be
equipped with a baggage car cue chair
car and the necessary number OF
sleepers.
The headquarters oil the Oklahoma
delegation viii be al the Brown Pal
ace hotel with Mr.. Brady. CHIEF Justice
Williams and senator Blnups in
charge.
The Oklahoma Delegation.
Following are the Oklahoma dele
gates TO the convention; Governor q.
n. Haskell Of MuskOgee, Lee Cruce of
AFdmore, Thomas DOYLE OF rerry, VIII
liam a. Murray T.. j. l0hsy of Paw
hnslIa. State Chairman g ThomO-
son Of Pauls Valley Daniel ". peery
OF Carnegie, and W. n, Maben OF
Shawnee, al large, and j. 3. A. Rob
ertsOn Of Chandler, and Robert II.
l.ozier OF blackwell. first district p.
b. DoOlin OF Alya and W. L. Alexan-
der Of Oklahoma City. second district;
George G. Crump Of Wewoka and r..
80. Burlington Of Vinita, third dis
trict; ID. II. Iinebaugh Of Atoka and