The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-10-28


huskag In the same deal was It nat
fHct that you dDuble-crossed Attor-
aey 't'Dmstock. Of Ponch City. ard that
~ the same proposition the inspector
inGnd the homestead roll. which had
lesn stolen. IN the pOss .ss.0 OF yoar
partner Wes Dialg Explain this and
lei the Usage people know that you
are honest
Every man who is against the re-
m0val of the restrictions frcm the
Naw and Usage surplus. and other
surplus lands in the First district
@hould he sent TO the quarantine
Yards, and Inspected Il might De
wen for First district voters to I'm
speetr Bird McCuire's past record and
his present inclinations on this posi-
iinu as n heginner-From the Kaw
city Star Republican).
From Panea tliy comes the report
hat every effort known 10 campaign
methods has been made to stop the
restriction talk in that section. but
there Is no stopping it or fixing things
with the men who have usually been
backing Mcclure to the last Gitca.
postoffice jobs are offered II they viii
,lesist hut that Is not what these men
IRE wanting they want the res,ric.
IONS removed and Kay and Osaga
Counties taken out of the hands OF the
'attle men and he Standard Oil Non.
partisan clubs are being organized In
lhese two counties, the members OF
which are pledging their support to
Johnston. which will cost Mcclure at
east one thousand votes, and perhaps
nore II the movement continues Al
he present gait.
Judge Bayard T. Hainer who has
lived al Perry for many years Re-
publican and citizen OF reputation un,
Questioned, and who has In past years
endorsed b. S. Mcclure for every posi-.
ion he asked at the hands of the Re
publican party. says: Il am a Repub
llcan. but to countenancs the success.
lf sncb a political shyster as Mcclure,
would condemn me personally as well
politically with my many friends IN
his district and this new state His
Election would not only be a political
lisgrace to the voters OF this district,
AAA hie HhNAS1o at Aiit l'IAio Di sNhNtiA-
Der B. would be a public calamity"
While resident Of Perry Judge Hahn.
sr's acquaintance with Henry S. John.
Ron was Of the strongest nature He
ays Johnston Is q broad-minded man
nd one fitted IN every way to fill the
hair In the lower house OF our ma.
lonal congress heretofore occasional
~ occupied by y. s. Mcclure, the
amous absent and not voting con
aessmen.'
Judge NJ Q. CARRIER, one of the bes'
republicans IN the state, admitted In
Perry Saturday night that Mcclure
Fas guilty of every charge OF negii-
sence OF which he was accused, but
says: Vote for Mcclure, because he
S on the Republican ticket'--what do
you think Of that Mr. Independent
Voter?
b. 8 Mcclure, did you not as a
member Of congress. offer a resolu-
lon for the purpose OF giving the In
erior department the right 10 fix the
rate OF taxation on pipe lines. making
the annual tax not To exceed five dol
lars for each ten miles OF line, being
fifty cents for one mile as annual
taxes? Did you not know that n mile
OF ordinary pipe line OF that char.
acter rs assessed would be worth
about $4,000? Think OF II, voter. what
a magnificent amount OF taxation Nc.
Guire was requiring them to pay. not
10 exceed fifty cents a year as taxes
on five thousand dollars worth OF prop
eriy. and when Mcclure said the tax
should not exceed fifty cents, be must
have expected and received the same
amount In proportion TO the millions
/ involved that Tonk Smith. the cattle
man, put mp for the cattle tax and
| quarantine graft.
The only chance to get any restric-
! ton legislation II Mcclure Is elected
is that possibly he may be absent and
not voting for period OF time suf
! ficient to allow those who do want H.,
10 push a provision through. So far
as we are concerned, we don't care 20
risk this.-Kaw city Star (Republic-
am.
In many other congressional dis
ricts, the Republican voters are put.
| ting this question mp TO their candi-
date; III YOU are elected do YOU prom
Sc to vote against and do all In your
power to defeat Joe Cannon for
speaker OF the house OF representa-
tiyes9 Has MeGuire ever made any
promises along this line 10 the voters
of his district? Dick Morgan. the Re-
publican aendidate IN the third dis
trict. long ago toh his people that he
would work 10 defeat Cannon. II elect
eds-From the Kaw CITY Star (Repub'
licanl.
Since The Tonk Smith affidavit Of
bribery has been made public, Nc
Gulre refuses TO meet Henry John
ston In joint debate. Strange, isn't
llts
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