The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-05-26
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Taz -Has5su rally AZ Oklahoma
Civ Frttav vas a 5.g one Lad
ny su15ot .--s t-ur- al over the
s-a-z were IL a-cs-tauce ard the cor
-itors OF the Stlrv.n and ra7 Lee
Efuckins wee crowd lei al afternoon
rzlr;-E H. greater Par- ot The day
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rs-U Who : accou1 Da-yirg rim 20
al hfs meetings II rEIs cam pa-zIl-
tzL4 Al .rtoru.z, reception II paFlof
A. ar th- SktrVI--
With The coming c' evening ever
-hfrr began 70 sssu1@ true po-Ll--
-aT canpa n a1pezrz1ce- Bands
-I,vzt in front Ot The hotels and
...+r stream Of people began coming
from every direction nobi-Iz.nz a.
-h- Aui.r0rlun- For o7=t an ho1F-
- .r-s-- cars in aurOmo0iL@s- o-=-
riz- anf carriages and On foot tle
.-+f-1rA came 70 th- place OF SPEAK
r-r rn-r fully five thousand were
r.-h-ref within the walls ot the
--f4f-r vhen Governor Haskell ana
.=4 ra--v u1adz their a2pearance-
WITH the 5aui playing Dixie
49, s--r-a- governor ana pfe7-N'
.,-i-iar- for United States senator
IA. accorded reception that must
-. Uaru1Ad the cookies o. MS
go Cnzz- after cheer ran-
through -h= vast hall and It vas NH
rs before the enthusiasm died aoN q
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f7-a -h- so-a king q tl= evening D.
or c-1v-ru0r Cruc= entered tn-
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a.. .-ag= i- was Z signal for aI>tA-f
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p, -ra- given Cove-uOr HASKELL
SeTzraI prominent speakers PIE
,--+z4 ~ f0--rz- governor and N
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5rlrfA- aat tha Oklahonal-
Senator Johnson Of Nozzle c'---t.
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q. he might Thaodnra f'on ~
-f-~a ta made rl= si--- ti-1a -lnE
-aua-E= Of th- constitution 1t me
grand nav sra-4 r. pEla'-10 down
IN ~. date 0f me latest sn0 n rom
n. stump. ir MS present third term
-ace
After a. -Ilausti~a review OF the
'srIacfa- O. r@-ub'i-anism in genera
s=d PrC-eTl'-fsrn in particular the
sD1ake- confined himself to s'5cus
=frz the issues as between hlmseI
and Senator Owen Tersely and II
hi- crn r.ouliar and inimita6le styi'
10 rold rhat Senator Owen had don,
ana vhat ne had not done. He stated
that the United states senator was
-av-ar- Of - people, elected TO u'
the will Of the people and said ina
- tho voters ri Oklahoma though
-ba- Senator Oven had truly repre-
zan-ad -ha will Of the majority o
rba 1ao.Ie Of Oklahoma, then ne wal
entitled to q second term in the sen
ate o. the nation and should be re
elected. The speaker proceeded u
show wherein he claimed that Seha
tor Oren had not been a represents
tive Of The peoples best Interests an
stated that he was not, for this fea
son entitled 10 election to succeed
himself
Tho governors final remarks WeF
devoted 20 telling his hearers VIVA
5e would do after being elected thel
senator in the national cOngresc. II
closed mis- remarks BY calling after
| .io7 70 his record made while a pu,
lie servant and deiied any one TO SUI
stantia,e any charge Of crooked pza'
ice or neglect Of duty while ne va
in office.
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