The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-01-26
No Section Is Too Trivial 70 Receive
Personal Attention By Governor Cruce

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left sfe great fling eayiue-s. some
~ wolc1 contain ne application AID
eucyrsemeuts q defeated candidates
for game warden. The gVrerDUr'E
sDOl 4 long NARROW arair with
a. outer end reaching - the STATE
1Vyse hall The governors desk,
~ which be sta from > O'clock u
the morning until Z o.clOck IN the
evening land sometimes several
hOyrs Ongey is u the soy,a end
n the rOOm Around il are chairs
~ which hundreds II men have sal
within me last ten days And a.
tley Est IN the chairs they have
heard more agked aDoU, QualiGca-
t-Dls and merit than an ordinary
man would dream cOuId De asked IN
q political commonwealth by GOV
erDOr elected ny political party.
Turn.DgC abruptly Or gently a. sou
wilJ 70 the LEFT and advancing four
PAGES nortward you stand face .
iaee win the governors secretary,
iet man sAOrn Of whiskerE, wear-
Ing brOwn suit and red tie,
unmarried. happy and always smh
lnR The duties " that man are
legion, bis responsibilities heavy.
his burdens ircquent-lbut he smiles
al day just Ike operating a state
Was matter Of fun Hes efficient,
alert. accommodating, courteous,
man Of stamina-and be smiles just
AZ many times in a day as the gov
"rnOr. ana there's no way Of egtlmat.
Ing how many times wreaths o.
pleasure trOllc with abandon over
his cheerful face.
u you care 70 20 farther into the
sacred precincts Of the place where
history Is made hourly. pass silently
through the door leading toward the
rising sun. turn softly 70 the right
and smile seven times six times
/ for the young woman who operates
/ Typewriter on the west side and one
time for the handsome young man
who operates another tyewriter on
the east side. Save for the clicking
Of the instruments this room admits
Of little noise Here hundreds Of let
tcrs weekly are written, stamped
and passed out 10 Uncle Sam Spec
ulation on what those letters contain
would make separate story Hay-
Ink gone through the governors
suite and transacted all the busi-
ness you have. you may walk the
same way you came in but with
less fear and trembling for you
have been treated courteOusly and
there's a great big world outside
awaiting you. You might profit by
the suggestion, II you have not yet
been In the governors Office, that
the world inside is small and that
minute OF time In it may be com
pared with day Of time outside
al your own affairs