The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-08-01
CAMERON AN
EASY W|NNEF
LATE REPORTS FROM OVER THE
STATE INDICATE AN OVER
WHElMING MAJORITY.

From late reports received from
all parts of the state it seems that
the campaign of SANDER and misrep-
resentation waged by the enemies
of Hon. y. ID. Cameron, superintend-
ent of public Instruction, is recoiling
upon the heads of those who indulge
in 1t and is demonstrating the fact
quire something more of candidate
than the dement's fhis Opponen-.
Scarcely a day passes without some
| dirty circular being gotten out by
the campaign managers of his op-
ponent in which slanderous state
menGS are made concerning Supt.
Cameron. Notwithstanding the con
tinous stream OF abuse and misrep-
resentation heaped against Mr.. Cam
eron from the beginning of the cam
paign not one word of criticism has
been uttered by Mr. Cameron against
his opponent, although he has been
urged repeatedly TO do so. The dem
ocrats of the state will place their
stamp of approval on the character
of his campaign on August 2. They
will also place their stamp of diSap-
proval upon those who through per-
sonal spleen attempt to disrupt the
democratic party,
The campaign managers of his
opponent have shown the weakness
OF their cause in a recent signed
statement sent out from Chickasha
in which it was sought to make it
appear that Mr. Cameron's cam
paign managers were sending out
broadcast all over the state a lette"
from a Chickasha party reflecting
on his opponent. Not one copy of
this letter has either been publish
ed or distributed Like a drowning
man clutching at a straw they have
seized upon this pretext to bolster
up the claims OF a candidate whose
cause is sadly on the wane.
The effort TO make it appear that
Prof. George Wilson of Alya is a
martyr because he refused to sup
port Supt, Cameron is also false
When he was dismissed no one
made any fight in his behalf The
following telegram from Judge ID. 5.
Rose, member of the Board of
Normal Regents, will throw some
light on this question:
BlackW ell Okla, July 2S, 1910
Hon. +. d. Camerson,
Guthrie, Okla,
My recollection il all members
of the Board of Regents present op-
posed the employment of George
Wilson in Alva Normal"
Signed,
d. S. ROSE
The members of the BOARD of Re
gents who We're present at this meet
ing Were Judge d. S. Rose of Black
we'll; Hon. Scott Glenn of Shawnee
and State Supt. +. ID. Cameron ot
Guthrie. The records of the secre-
tary of the Board of Regents. Hon
rohn l.. Mitch, show that the Board
'oted unanimously not TO re-employ
Prot. George Wilson.
Late reports received from over
the state indicate that the best
class Of citizenship will rise up -
masse on August to vindiclte the
honor and the good name of STATE
Supt. h. ID. Cameron and will give
him an Overwhelming majority ia
possibly seventy counties out of sey.
enty-siN in the state. All of ,ue
counties in the Panhandle are solid
for Cameron and the same is edua,.
comes from the northwest. In the
northwest, the name of Supt. Cam.
eron's opponent is hardly known.
The good work done by the county
Superintendents and county Officers
up there insure a solid vote for Cam.
eron. The indications are also that
the tidal wave for Cameron mas
swept the east and has permeatei
tar into the southeast. Love coup.
ty, Carter county, and practically
all the south part Of the state are
for Comeron and the same is equal.
ly true of the central part OF the
state. The battle ground is really in