The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-07-02
?. ]. Yeager For
Lieutenant Governor

ffuiA A., w. NhLEI, ut lNlaai Qkldrl
IS bern n Columbus, Ohio Apri3
M, 1859. AT the age of twenty be
orpd 10 tuihsle. III, and opened Vt
4 inmll general store. HcinR q CAREFUL
nd accommodating business man bel
oon Won Tho colfidcncs and esteem
E3f tllc8 pcoJle ui hat community ana
Inc was FupccsagIl ia his Undertaking
L vs. n mt chant selling ola lis husi-
4 esasisn tried farming farntcw Years
In lsa5,on aoennnt8aI III shejtEih ,he
lnoNed hls family tu The F9ol old
itata Of Arkansas and cnLefed uia0
InnsineRs lEi lgge ha mayed u ''uh.
lMquulM II III tk Sa ~ ~ X llAtNtNen4 \
Gee pasicn, eHgAriEa Ato tnlSincss dt
hat piact There not bong z pub
\ AZ schaol q that tIme in the hratlul
| lsitY eG TahsaGnll ard bcing ai ard-
| snt hcheyef bl lpAllOn tar an the
4 Ifhiliren, lie ofganwei o pnhse sch9ui
I ci lhG ehudEfN 0l the aoAa, MliiaA
aaa cimdi4mi iil tbs M IA chfreh.
| Nc thcn citerm.ed y nQsipn sn' tle
Organization ol public sChu0l, Nlich
as sibndltad lu the people apl t2it
ed bY a Afge majority and ae
yl,y las todas 0ls@of the aiqsl pub,ie
4 choal systei1 ~ thr State
IS NJ isaHirs a Aleat deal about lhe op.
IpprtpHil4ta ~ tbc iHAf l0wn ef rRish
4 q. .in tile gall Df 1893 moved DIS Gam.
Ils % this ihrylng sitg ana nsagcd
Tn hlsuass, which We conducted
or threc years sincc loeatIg ~
LAnlga lN ln3 taken q vr0minenl part
N pahie aliaifS hapilK been sius
5IAcnt nll hia lile in8tt,@o ,npilers. nei
EilsNHB tlqt q pnbllc man Shoaid glNe
\ his time to lhe inibaildlnp q tho peo'
hle and make conditions Hln0fe IN elN1l
lnortupiiiqa larsali aiALthereAg .nalN.
fg tlis in1thar 0afth cf onss more
leasahl 90 live pnoh IN 1905 he waa
lc.eCta0 alderRir,sAga Vt hls wishes.
Ills woFk Ia tIlAt body WAS fqr tae
Iprotcctlon Of thr people OF tlle cisy
aposlng The giving away of any iran.
iise unless Tie people said SD bg
heif AoteA aNd' irHiatlpQ that there
llollH bsa etapen Id Shani tlet would
i've The people The right to buy thom
/ auy time at their actual value ne
S also the author of the clause that
Shen the city has population Of 5V'
20 Inhabitants that the street cat
rpstem pay per cent Of its g-oss
ecointa into the CITY treasury He
4 tas always advocated the ownership
/ all ansportatlon and transmission
'ompanies by the state and govern
nicnt and all public utilities by the
,ty. asd also that all corporations
shSuld be forced 90 take out state
charter aud become cItienzs OF the
state and settle all their differences
with the citizens of the state In the
state courts.
Mr.. yeager was elected TO the state
enate September II 1907 and has
itrved at two regular and ono special
iessions In that body. He has been
me OF those members that could al
says be found at their post and nev
Z absent on account OF any private
usinhss of his own, claiming thai
when tie people elected him, thes
had employed him to do tlcir busi
i.ess plld not his own. he Is an earn
st advocate of the Imperative Man
late or Recall OF public officials by
he people claiming that a public OF
ficial Is only Il hired man by the peo
Z l.1ie. and II the official is not salts
factory to the people they should
( lhaye the right TO discharge him. Wita
tiis kind Of power In the people
Z lands tho official will carry out iiie
. nroniscs ani pledges made 10 the
ceoplc that elected hiIn or lose his Of
4 flce
s Senator Yeagor Is the author ol
. Senate llesoluiion No. -, a ncasu' I
aiyina lhr people The right to rceaN
/ Illeir officinia bui same failed TO BE-
come 4 Inv he also introduced
9 measure lnatfuetlng tho members %
= the legislature 10 casf their Yotos foi
Z tie candidate fucciYing Che hlglasl
1 qambaf al satas las tinlted states
zae,cr at lie geteral election Ihis
(, l'btaN thsi fine nt9pla elected thf
q tnittd siaia senators hy direct fqif
s raf,nree nW4g With sly iulngftY clae
tilns ri iiIli n'ifo failsd tpsbneanf
aI9 fs@ Peslllciqnas'll fpisiit and sJt
1 sa 'agaiant iheec tWo mctiHitasi,
j I fhe Ychsersirat plrm Line Com
E rion caffler blil, whioi makes nll
! k.ne iints d0meaiitAtn and become q
, lhii.tn-e corporation beiaH thcy ean have
-kfhe glght Of eminent domHln % stN
ilesli IA the pooplefg mind Newer e
, tlp Liaiois o. anr Hafe O. ltgiglN
Iture ll3n hteN been talcli an array d
Itjg .l0bDyista cf the STANDARD 81
ndnnpolg and ptier pipe line eonlpati
ifs. and tlieIr fNhnth FfW tEsia liss
lCff tho independent pIodueersj 40 oD
pasea lie paasase ul flis lBpa nlrs
aud why ease ilieeo large f9ielen cor
lIa9ations ~ l,ittpFlg oMioyed 20 iilil
. lneasair2 becanae wien they arg
Z a domestic corporation. t1en thsl
, luusl sostle their differencea IN tn
! state courts and not The federal cnHsll
i where htile producers are frozen Onf
"A Sir. YeaKer lies been close stu
! IGcut Of the conditions Of the lab0t
\ els, minors aud farmers. TIE builder
y and producers. the creators cf al
wealth. and has always befn thei
esinest champion ia the senate, II
9 Is strongly opposed 10 al usury chafn
cs, not only on money, but Oil all nee
essarles Of life.
"a Mr.. Yeager has voted against OK
~ ifayagant appropriations and high sa
Ie alios for officials. He has worked 10
A an honest, economical admlnlstratlo
ID 4 square deal To all and down wit
n. the graftefs and exploiters Of tho per
,e pie. He chainpioned and suppofte
H. the income tax measure, the graft
afed land tax measure, the measur
60 abolish child labor in factories an