The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-07-01
BOTH VETS AND DRYS
CLllkIAG THE ELECTION
Women Petition GgVsTnOr COL
quit Not TO Speak Against
Prohibition
Spscial to Daily leader


Houston, Tex, July 1Four weeks
from todsy. July z2 TIE people og
Texas vote on the question 3f state
vide pEoaib slon For three uaonths
she state has been rera BIZ fhe CAM
pa.gn waiea is Ero~fng more Dieer
~ the late Of the aseefsaa a9sscscs4.
es. Bosh tbs Paoaifs tionlsts and she
Antis are claiming the election b.
big maHpFftses. tue AnGss Advancing
figures based on a etasews6e can
yass On which they csain. Ylctogy 3F
li8aH5
The bitterness 81 the campaign
las infested personalities. ana the
battles of siae Democratic primary
and election last year are besag llyea
over again ia fbss campaign. Ia
that election the presenr governor
@ V C0lqnffS EncEn as the ~es
candidate wax erected bv heavy
majority ever two prohibition zspir-
anfs However All rze same time
heavy vote faTorimg the submission
ot the liquor question was p0lsea
This TaFAdgxscsl sstussEBa a4s made
impossible ffie forecast ax Eo the
tide on sentiment the only solution
Tgbsa.y beiag in the fact that az
though CosqlisS mas she ma sogstF
choice for governor The people os
Tetss nish tae liQuoF Question set.
t3ea this Fear---hggg. boa
CIV. colquitt with Arts.
Naturally Governor Calqngtt "a =
pronCuDeed aHherent 0s The ranss OF
sae Anfls. for bis viems were made
caesr in his campaign bar aoswssa
staadiBg tnis, recently hs wss pefS.
ts0nes 5g 9a9 momea og Austin not
t9 speak a. an aHti-gnohihEsoa a.eet.
i1g % ~ held tbe folsoNfng niznt
~ which he @as scha1ussG 10 ne .ha
principal orator
Ene petition SEz Submitted SHORTLY
atger Q clock gne eveMsnE. bn8f as
ne governor Fss prepbeenE SO close
as office One 81 she far petition
ers sppeared as spokesman who 1re
seute1 the paper fa TIRE name u TIE
nQ,aers and sisters os Travis egaa
tF Eha governor respectfully gean
2ae petition thgoaga. ,Meu Dug d8an
il bottom drawer of hss desk aES
produced 4 c9pg gs 3 speeca 81 Gen
S@m A9assnE tee sSashiaErgn -
Texas maae la 1895 to apiaga-
Son of ministers Nh8 asked aim 60
aport Z agaa5lfioa tsw GAnsrai
sam Houston refused puu8uz k3n
self On record - unaiteraoy oggsse5
To state@a6e prrhssisson
Prays Fer fae Governor.
After gra1.aE from this snseeh
Governor CplqEtfE declared he nsa
1o reasoe Na8 ihroaza fhe me6igm
of camrfies h.s right os Iree spse
iapaad BE- cffr}ec PIE mia his vsens
9r I1e pzosshlfion qeesUoa are wgll
sntha- ztaca s0~ lucsi opsson. Z
le ared fne governor. oaf shaua
'Tonletsou he carried ] All a. aI Al /.
nF lower - esforce the laW rtsuugs !
ges tle seafe
91a 81 tls halr petitioners nueeF. i
2ok so claFlnsa the governor os sha 4
efgoT e a.E Nags. - isri5g her be- i
lef t2st fEe governors offirs should !
aoe - gAed - .aErher tie e4gze of I
lriFaie i1tefesss Tee governor re- {
4sued ArEn however ard aenoa.,e. 4
% ae woai1 sqeek as aeaased
After q nomeuf ~ sfience one cf !
- NomeE koeit 4 fea faes f0n lhs .
soFsrzoFs eazir ard PRAYED Heff
s'1iiE,-.es1lDa asscaghl tis.ne fnrzsse
less FOR The State e1es1tfvefs srfs 4
md asked th-t - lisas see tbs e.
of % tE says Wsth tts rUusr
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