The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-07-18
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ContlD,>Al sres rake tona
Congressman Dick 4. Morgan, who
has one OF the most interesting fights
IN the state on his hands was here
early Sunday. He was logTolling
With q vengeance. lie differs from
the other congressman In that II Is
not the insurgents who are troubling
him. George w. Partridge. his most
aggressive opponent, outranks Morgan
as q stanlpatter. Partridge tells the
people that Jce Cannon wrote The
decalougne and that Jim Harris led
the children Of Israel out OF the Wild.
erness and that none but standpatters
ever see the promised land, Morgan
hal u number OF earnest conferences
and Is evidently scared Ii he gets
the nomination he must 80 against
q strong Democrat. Gcrlach. Fulton
or Johnson, he thinks.
William Higgins. one OF the Kan.
sas crowd lNla4 on hand early for
the doings. He was formerly secre-
tary Of state OF Kansas and Is now
postmaster at RartlesvIlle, lie was
lately commando, Of The G. A. H. ln
oklahoma.
| J.. VI nodson one OF The two Okla.
hona CITY men running for attorney.
| general on the Republican ticket. ls
/ busy among the boys.
The signature of John Fields stands
out over all the rest, His signature
| IL very much like that OF John Han
cock on The Declaration OF lndepcn.
dence bold and superior lookIngs4as
-- q q y ~ q q g
"Crlstmllr' Jones Is grinding away
at q great rate, He says that he IL
going TO be nominated for governor
lie has been all over the state.
| John Fischer of Texhoma is one OF
the faI-away delegates near the
i throne.
All the Republican congressman
had reached the city Sunday. night.
They Immediately opened up head
quarters and did not mlngle with the
delegates MS most of the other can.
didates did. creager of the Third dis.
trict. who has "a desperate fight to
get back had a large Sized reception
today. W
Jesse G. Curd. the fighting editor
OF Hugo, candidate for state printer
/ IS rusting around like man hunting
/ -. ,A.n al AL N - tna
opponents all In the pr dump.
Editor j. s. Leach of the Dartles.
4 Vile Examiner. Is here.
Alfalfa county has perhaps the larg
1 est delegation OF any county. They
got down to business early. The del
| egation is composed OF Walter Fer
! guson. J. w. McCulley, Dan Lee Hood
Ira A. lIill, s. w. Hill, George w.
Partridge and Sam II. halatead.
The boys had lots OF fun with Amos
Ewing OF Guthrie today. 1t VAS free
/ ly reported that he and sIias Kate
BERNARD would have a joiut debate
representing the two big parties. Tn,
most ol the boys seemed disposed Il
bet that the debate lHDuld draw bet
Ter than anything else In the whol'
occasicn
The biggNt, hottest. heartiest can
didate In u 3 whole works w J. y
Queen, the Perry auctioneer, who il
running for corporation commission
er. lie tore loose among the visitors
early this morning. wllied his coilar
lost his coat, alli scattered groups
! getting to The lenders.
r. c. Hughes OF Oklahoma City II
making a qlllet campaign for attof
ney general -
/ Mrs. Kate IJIggar OF Marrow, tht
eminent advocate OF somans suffrage
Is here. hut IL mol tatlng part in th.
nurIy-burly She Is candidate l0I
cornml. slcner of charities and correc
tiOns.
/ Jack Harris OF Gnymon Is In town
/ lie jS ipr out on tlle SunDurnt plains
but near the powers that be.
------ Ast
Dainty dressed, cool looking anc
smiling, Mrs. Minnie Donauhue. thi'
morning got into the campaign game
with great vim. She Ii afte- the He
/ publican nomination for Miss Kate
I3srnards job. She wasn't introduc
ed BY Guthrie politicians and she
made d ghiflwInd circuit OF The
crowds.
The Benedict brothers got here 10
day. Omar Is the chief OF stair OF
the Oklahoma cry Times aud Ro,
IL boss of the Hobart Republican.
e. u. Allen, editor OF the Purcell
Republican. the only Republican paper
In McclaIn county, Is among the boys
sciater +. NJ. Colgille. OF Edmond
the preaehe poet Of the Legislature
is here.
Jake Appleby OF Hobart, an old
timer Ia politics Ii here.
G. l. IIamrIck Of the futile Times
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