The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-07-27

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he came ~ ne and said that he had
gorreu some financial ern..arrass-
men,s lu Texas. that he vas afraid
Llg note would be garnisheei, and
asked mat the frs, note and mort
gage be destroyed and a new one
made la the name Of Mrs Lizzie Dial,
bis wife. This vas done This trans
action occurred IN November, 1907,
and If any wrong was perDetrated
against Mrs. Dial by me. Mr D.a.
was aell aware Of the fact more
than tao years ago.
Letters Of Praise.
Since then I have received more
than twenty letters from Mr. Dial
in not one of which does ne make
any complaint about any wrong done
himself Of his wife, but in all Of
which he ls fulsome ia his praise Of
ne.
On July y, 1909. he wrote as
follows: i have put in many good
words for you where have been
and VIII say further that Bill Mur-
ray VIII have no show a, all TO
carry any OF these counties that
have mentioned / am now more con
y.uced that Ne can elect you with
hands down than ! ever was before
on August II. 1903 he wrote: i
want 70 say that Bill Murray has
no show with the farming class in
eastern Oklahoma II he has any
standing at all TO speak Of, it is With
the town people"
On Aug 20, 1903, he wrote: we
can carry the nomination for you for
governor with hands down. W. II.
Murray was here at the convention,
but he Hill not gain anything for
himself"
On Sept q, he wrote: Now, Lee,
! want you to consider me one Of
your confidential friends. | long to
get home to work | am with you
| night and day until you are elected
and my friends shall be your friends,
or they are not friends to me"
oct. g. he wrote: II know you are
the only man that can lead the party
10 victory in Oklahoma; do not let
the schemers get any the best Of
You; stand firm for you will win"
On oct, 9, he wrote Il go to Hugo
tomorrow on some business. will
feel OF my friends while there in
regard to You and get them busy"
Oct. IS, he wrote: "He thinks a.
do, that you are the only man
We can pin our faith to with hope
to win; he says Murray will not do,
everyone thinks he would be too
radical in everything which is a
fact"
oct. 30, he wrote: Lee, have
made you a number Of warm friends
in western Oklahoma and, by George,
rest assured | will make many more
where | go"
Nov. g. 1909. he wrote: Lee rest
assured that / am putting in all the
good / can for you everywhere !
CO."
On Dec. ]. he wrote: "I have Just
| read your announcement for COVER
nor In the Advocate think it is
an able document for the rights of
all the people. 1t should meet with
| the approval of the major part of the
producing and laboring people of the
state"
On Dec. H. he wrote: Il am doing
my best for you and the union The
man | stayed with last night was a
Murray man, but he told me this
morning that after he heard me
| talk he was a Cruce man"
On Dec 20. he wrote: Il wrote
YOU last September that would
| hcncoforth be your friend. Mr.. Cruce.
| have not changed a iot nor title
since then. | said from now on We
should be confidents of each other.
/ Cmce, | believe in you as a friend
and a man that would make the peo
pie of this state good governor. I
am your friend and will prove onc to
/ you by my work"
On Feb. %, 1910, he wrote: Il am
With you as of old. have attend
ed many farmer meetings since
Christmas and l find many friends
among them for you and many can
be made. ! hear It said that the so
cialists are going to vote for Murray
/ for nomination as well as many re-
/ publiCans; well II il takes that 10
nominate you, you are safe"
Last Note is Unpaid.
In June 1905. W. H. Dial wrote
from Ere icrick to me asking that
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