The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-07-12

40 uhtoi pilfHSSeS ana eX.
emptons, and, as one of the means OF
coercion, seek to limit the usual finan.
cial Opportunities OF our state in the
great money centers of the east, but
Oklahoma has within itself ample
means to provide for its own neces.
stiles and 1t cannot AFFORD to concede
unwarranted and unjust privileges to
these powerful interests in exchange
for financial favors.
These public building warrants are
labundantly secured.
The prompt payment of both prin.
cipal and interest is abundantly pro-
yided for.
To complete these institutions the
state needs to sell the unsold part of
One million two hundred forty-nine
thousand two hundred fifty dollars of
these public building warrants.
/ This amount is insignificant COM
pared with the great wealth of the
people Of our own state, therefore Ok.
lahoma does not need to be a beggar
IN the money markets of the east, nor
to bow to the dictation of the coerion
thereof.
In the interest Of Oklahoma, and
the completion Of these necessary
state institutions. | invite the people
|of Oklahoma to make their invest
ment in these public building war
rants.
! invite the boards of county COM
missioners, city authorities, and school
district boards, which have accumulate
sd sinking funds for the future re-.
demption of their outstanding bonds,
to follow the provisions of the law
by investing such sinking funds for
the future redemption of their out
standing bonds. to follow the proyis-
ions of the law by investing such sink
ing funds in these public building
warrants and, in observing this law,
these sinking funds will earn the tax.
payers Of these various communities
I'VE per cent interest as we'll as alb
solute protection against any possible
loss Of such sinking fund, and at the
same time the cooperation in upbuild-
ing Of the state Is the duty of every
such board as well as every citizen.
These. public building warrants are
~ denominations of five hundred dol
lars each, and where any citizen or
sinking fund board desires an even
five hundred dollars or multiple there
of the original warrant will be OBJ
tanned by addressing the state treas
urer and enclosing the par value of
the warrant plus five per cent interest
thereon from the first of May.
Where an investment of less than
five hundred dollars is to be made
have secured the consent and cooper
alton of j. B. Ferguson, of Enid, Okla
homa. President of the State Bankers
association, Hon. e. M. Garrison. of
Pond Creek, Oklahoma, late president
of the State Farmers Union. and A.
7. West, banker, of Mountain View,
Oklahoma These three gentlemen,
acting as disinterested trustees, with
address at Enid, Oklahoma, will issue
trustees certificate for any amount
less than five hundred dollars and
hold aggregate Of the original war
rants for the protection Of and repre-
senting the fractional certificates that
they will issue as such trustees to pur-
chasers of amounts less than five hun.
dred dollars.
Let the people of Oklahoma make
their Investment at home.
Let them enjoy the interest and in
come and thereby not only obtain a
good investment for their surplus
money but support the state in its
determination to yield nothing to
those who geek to coerce the state of
Oklahoma into concessions or sub
missions disastrous to our own peo-
pie and dignity of this state.
Respectfully.
G. N. HASKELL, Governor.