The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-08-31

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Benedict and Judge l.. NJ. Key, OF IIo
bart, represent K'Owa county
The c. b. was conspicuous by The
smaliness he was allowed TO play il
The First district hcadquartera
William Higgins. postmaster al
Bartlosyllc, former commander Of
the Grand Army, was an carly arrival
G. l.. Watson, postmaster at Perry
and brother Of James lG Watson, tne
Indiana orator, reached the city lasi
night
Major Niles. Of the McNral cam
paign. was host TO the faithful from
t3e southern tier Of counties this af
tCrnoon.
Editor Walter Ferguson, Cherokee
Republican, combattcd the idea the
Republicans need no Office today and
last evening.
vice.I'resident Sherman had his
throat treated here today. He has
been several days on lbs tour and IA
feeling the strain.
I Walter Warren entertained for the
benefit Of Logan county 'Rcpubs'
who werc afraid OF losing their way
In the crowded city streets
Judge &. NJ. Campbell, leader of the
forlorn hope III the Fourth congression
al district, Is here on his first appear
ance as large sized candidate.
Judge John H. King was the first
Of the Mnskogec visitors to register.
He was accompanied by Frank Lee,
Edward Mcrrick and S. G. Victor.
Jay Sherman, of Lexington, came in
TO bear Jim speak. He Is also looking
tor speakers for a large gathering In
cleveland county, September 6 and T.
Or. Hugh Scott. OF Wauk0mis, an
Officer OF the National Guard, came
over from Chandler for the congress.
sional committee meeting He Is dis
trlct chairman. y
Candidate Emory Brownlee, of
KiDgisher was here early, explaining
how and why the party In state au.
tbority displeased himself and fellow
seekers for high place.
Mrs. Kate II. Biggcrs, the woman
Suffrage advocate. came IN from Mar.
low today to make formal acceptance
o. the nomination for commissioner
Of charities and corrections.
Representative Brownlec. now OF
Oklahoma City. formerly of Taloga, l.
here. Likewise the poet laureate,
Rcverepd-Senator Frank Colvillc. VINO
is some Republican but not much OF
a standpattcr
WV. 'Wilter, secretary OF the com.
Dcrcia club at Mcdford, Grant counf
ty, Is here. He came from the home
Of politics, Oxford county, Kas.. aud
when new In this state he ran 4 news,
paper at Medford.
Many Democrats from nearby cite,
added to the crowds. The visit Of the
yice-prcsident drew heavily from De.
mocracy, members Wishing 90 imp,rs
all visitors in Oklahoma OF the state
hospitality being of the right sort.
tt-ae r.Af tta Ncfr f,
reminded The large and enthusiastic
crop OF ex-Kansas politicians or the
good old days IN Kansas when The
grassboppers ate up the crops aud
the hot winds killed the cattle aud
the Democrats were entirely to blsmc
All trains out az specials tonight
viii yesyc after the vicesprcsijcat
Trains running In as regular but out
TralUs running In as regular but ou.
as special viii be In conformity With
announcement, made at the time bs
the various railway agents along the
lInes.
Among those wbu looking congress
ward but who failed to get nomins
iiOn therefor. but was none-the-lcas
well received at Guthrie today, vas
II. z. r. Stanford. Of Oknlulgee, mem.
Der Of the First senate of the state.
attorney, orator and man OF good pro.
gressiyc ideas
Tremendous ovatlons to one Dcnuis
Flynn were conspicuous today by t':cir
: absence. The oldtlme favoriie 90.
The cold shoulder and the Icy mid
not only from hls former friends il,
Guthrie but from orthodox nnpub
Leans generally.
f)r. Beeler, of Cbfcotah. arrived 20
make tie AMIR. look somewhat like
AT old day on the departmental Re
publican side. Beelcr Is a brother oil
the senator from the Musbogcc-M McTn-
tosh district. He was for many months
connected with the state board of af-
fairs.
Arrangements TO hold the big meet.
ing in Highland park was happy
thought. It Is the most beautiful nat.
ural park in the state outside the
mountain districts, and one once
, secn, will always be remembered. 1t
is an attractive place. and the people
Of Guthrie always like to so there,