Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-02-13
CONVENTION To
MEET MARCH 4
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to republican victory wnicn is tho
lrst great need of oklahoma state.
rrnnd 0i I-0romcr preeIdons.

tho MAJ iun-of Iiucou and Grant Of
Hayes uud Garfield, Of Harrison and
Mckinley. and of Roosevelt and Taft
AS American citizens ana local rec
.publipans, we record our pride IN the
achievements of the administration Of
President William II. TAFT. President
Taft has kept ioith with the people
nd the party, every pledge has been
. held sacred; It's promises fulfilled, HIS
i'Iusrious services TO his country,
even though precedent did not demand
t, entitle him TO denomination, and
$50 pledge ourselves TO his support,
believing that by thus Joining In the
movement for his denomination and
election we are doing our share to
promoting the prosperity and well be-
ing Of the American nation.
As TO Indian Affairs.
We hereby pledge our support 10
obtain a full and complete settlement
of all tribal affairs relative to the five
civilized tribes and an early payment
of tribal funds due them from the
United States government.
we recommend the tireless zeal
Of the republican newspaper men Of
Oklahoma In promulgating tho prn-
ciples Of tho party. At all times they
have been earnest and active In their
effort 10 win the state from decoc-
rary.
I'VE pledge ourselves 10 a reduction
Of public Offices in Oklahoma, state.
county and city, and a reduction of
salaries to the extent that the people
may have relief from the present in
tolerable condition. made by high
taxes"
Nearly Every County Represented.
The resolutions also strongly en-
dorsed Harris for national commit
teeman.
Keynote speeches were made dur
ing the meeting today by three prom
inent editors Frank Greer, and John
/ Golobie Of Guthrie and Eugene Lor-
ton Of Tulsa All adverted Tafts re-
election and predicted that Roosevelt
will assist in Tafts denomination and
election.
| All except five counties Of the state
we're represented either by members
Of the state committee from the res
pective counties or by proxies in the
hands Of some republican, who was
present, making thus, one Of the most
generally attended gatherings the
committee has ever had.
Counties represented We're: Alfal-
/ ia, Tom Bassett; Adair, p. c. Howard;
/ Atoka, w. w. Bassett; Beaver, w. T.
/ Quinn: Beckham, j. A. Farris; Blaine
Y. j. Bellew, Bryan, E. f. Potts, Cad
do, " d. Butler; Canadian, w. w.
Jackman; Carter, l.. $. Dolman;
/ Cherokee, Il. d. Spear proxy ID. X.
Pope; Choctaw, w. r. Mcintosh, proxy
Fred Neiner; Cimarron, A. Il. Tupper;
/ Cleveland, j. j. Burke; Coal, T.. NJ.
Threadgill; proxy a. e. Perry; CO.
manche, b. M. Parmenter; Craig, 5. p.
Wallen: Creek. Joe Thompson, proxy
Sc. Victor, Custer; J.J. Huston; Del
aware, DR.. j. C. Holland, proxy, w.
/ Ferguson; Dewey +. G. Delaney,
proxy Il. G. Brownell; Ellis, b. j.
Hobbs Garfield; Pete Bowers Mar
ion Henderson, Grady; c. NJ. Fuchei-
mer: Grant, w. w. Welter; Greer,
| George j. Mcclure, proxy j. w. Marsh
Harper, Hiram S. Irwin; Harmon, Fl.
b. Joyner. proxy II. F. Bartholo-
NEW; Haskell, Henry Cooper
Remhart, Hughes, w. 4. Anglin,
proxy V. Whiting; jackson, j. Ed
VanMe.er; Jefferson, j, R. Echols;
Johnson, b. II. Colbert proxy II. p.
Warfleld Kay, j. j. McGraw; King
fisher. ]. G. Patrick; Kiowa, j. IL.
Cline: Latimer, Philas 5. Jones' proxy
Ed $. Vaught; LeFlore, W. II. Harri-
son. proxy e. G. Goodnight; Linsoln.
Emory Foster; Logan, Charles Rem
fro; Love, Or. e. A. Martin, proxy
| O. e. Wells; Major, II. p. Cunning
ham; Marshall, +. Il. Kemramer,
proxy ]. f. Humphreys; Mayes o. H.
. Graves, proxy Gus a. Kneeland; Nc
Lain. J. w. Hooker; McCurtain, VIII
l.. Burkhart; Mcintosh, Chas. H. Will
son; Murray, Frank Meadows; Mus
l,ogee, c. W. Raymond; Noble, Geo.
A. Masters; Nowata, II. o. Jeffries;
| Okfuskee, j. NJ. Pemberton, proxy
=. j. Driker; Okmulgee, j, w. Hens
ley; Oklahoma, w. II. p. Trudgeon;
Usage, f. w. Farrar; Ottawa, Ollie
Mason, proxy j. S. Mabon; Pawnee,
Chas. G.. Colburn, proxy f. G. Gray;
Payne, j. F. JanaFay; Pittsburg. j.
| II. wilkins; Pontobc, VIII II. Hart,
proxy j. w. Neap} Pottawatomie, c.
! j. Bocher, proxy c. w. Cade; Push
mataha, Clark b. Washon, proxy a.
A. Ewing: Roger Mills, l.. w. Pate;
Rogers, John NJ. Goldsberry; Semi
mole. Walter b. Ferguson; Sequoyah,
| c. o. Frye; stephens, John M Clay
pool: Texas, Y. b. Quinn; Tillman, ID.
b. Munroe, proxy w. G. Roe; Tulsa
Peter Deichman; Wagner, James A.
Harris: Washington. Geo C. Priest
lev. proxy j. A. Veasey; Washita, w.
|. Fisher; Wood. w j. French; Wood
ward John II. Ruthman, proxy Chas.
Swindall.
All counties except five, the coun-
ties in the first congressional district
were represented in the district com