The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-04-03
OEMOCRACYS DAY
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lc.sly declared himself ON the issues
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] ASK "hIN lha' you h'"' "l' "u" u "'H
views ON lh' tI'', iSSu'N -. W. ''''
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wise
Aud Mr. tru'c told lh'So p'opl'
what his views are ana as indicated
every man in the audience, lIom th'
bright fifteen ycarold s.h"nIb"N Wh"
introduced him. To G.. W. Young, the
old citizen who iS chairman oI IhIN
democratic club. knew ihtuitlNely that
they were the honest views ui lhr
man. uttered IN all sincerity not the
doubtful views of th" candidate VINO
talks to get votes. Listening To Lee
Cruco as hc looks YOU m the race ana
talks of Oklahoma's problems awaiting
solution You feel that here is - patriot
and statesman, not a partisan ana
dcmagoguc, and You know that' ~ MS
mind and heart, "a sens" OF JuSilc" 10
all mankind dominates there.
When MIR Cucc says that IT is not
fair for the state To appropriate hNo
hundred thousand dollars Tor the COZ.
lcpcs of the state and two hundred
Thousand for the public schools, YOU
see an exhibition of that SENSE oi
Justice. but when he SAYS he would, as
GOVERNOR. use all the influence OF tht
OFFICE to give I'VE hundred thousand
dollars TO five hundred thousand chll
dIcu i'm the public schools rather thal
give five hundred thousand dollars tt
five thousand boys and girls IN cot
lcg". Nou see the sens" oi lusuc' u
self. Mr. truCc does not say that the
half million dollars appropriated pN
the state to the colleges Is TOO mu'h
as AN original proposition, nut he does
say il Is too much. II the stat" mas
only two hundred thousand Tor the
common schools of the state.
ON the prohibition question, MI
'ucc satisfied his audience, making
himself So clear NO man could ASK loI
more Prohibition Is not a partisan
political question he said. y am not
ruuuns rs prohihitionist or an anll'
prohihitionlsi. hut rs democrat; II Is
The democratic nomination ! am seek
iug But ! will not dodge this qucs.
ton ! say this The people have. by
a decisive majority, declared for state
Wide prohibition hold that law
should not be- repealed until the pco-
pie, under the constitution. ask that
10 Dee rcpcalcl and vote to repeal it,
Until the people themselves ask that
Do Dee changed ana change IL, II should
stand and be- enforced II am elected
governor will usc all the power and
influence of my office to enforce the
law as it stands
MIR Crucc made MP hs mnd and all
public questions. expresses his opm-
ions ana emphasizes them Speaking