The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-01-04
Cade After /" Goat Of Harris

In the words or an ilhistri0us new
state republican politician. the vari.
Gus candidates. for the United States
narshalship OF the Eastern district
OE uklah lus have ''amalgaMatedn
their infeJansti0n as to- just how
many patriots have been promised
the endorsement Of Republican Ma
tionai Committeeman Cash NJ Caue
Eef Shawnee for the narsaalship to
switch from Fairbanks TO Taft in
1913 wes responsible for the ap-
polntment Of the man from Alton to
$1,000 federal berth
According to a poll ef the varfsus
rspirznts for the marshalsnip. Mr..
Cade has heen more than generous
With his promise Of endorsement.
lrsvius already signihed a willing.
ness III lend his Influence and politi-
cal backing TO y. @. Turk II Cacc0-
tab: Oscar A Wells OF Muskogee;
Walter Ferguson OF Wewoka. and DR..
Boen OF Sapulpa, with few out of
the ~w1y candidates sfili to be heard
from Hut II is wSil known fact
in inaer Political circles that Cade
has, promised his support to tae
qnartette Of marshalship seekers
above naIed.
Old supporters of Grant Victor |
who made his appointment as United
States marshal possible and who
also in days past have beer the |
moplers of CASH Cade's political |
sentiments. are now as strenupusly !
Insisting upon Cade's endorsement OF !
Oscar Wells Oh Muskogee. Cade |
gum sshoed" his way TO Muskogee
the 0theg day with tae announced in
tenfion XII getting line on the mar
shaiship ana United States attorney
snip appointments. but il reality the
object n Cade's yisit was To see III
IN seme maaner he cauld nor .sget
.he Goat of Republican state Chair
tAan Jim Harris.
CONTRARY to the expectations. of
soRmitteensan Cade. hewey er the
saficas candidates for the marshal
'aafn goF together after the departure
i the ShaSnee man. and after care
uliy comparing notes. made the hcr-
'itying discovery that every mothers
on Of them mad been pledged rhe
support Of Mr. Cade
To a very prominent republican
aader Mr. Eade confided. however, h
hat he would not endorse anyone n
nd had expressed no preference di.l
sctly cr indirectly but that as .
matter cf fact ae was awaiting for
Ter Republican National Chairman
rank Hitchcock. in which Hitchcock
as urged 10 suggest the name of |
omeone for the .marshalsaip who 1
onld re friea1iy ID the fair haired
9ys OF the Taft administration
hen in an nntbursf Of confidence.
sually foreign TO Mr.. Cade nature,
~ Shawnee ngan announced tlat
whoever Hitchcock wanted wonId
endorsed by him and that ii
iieneock wanted Victor reappointei
2 would be for Victor.
Isde's confdant was. authority for
Ie statement thar he had known
sde before mis- pilgrimage from
aasas 10 Oklahoma. aud that he hat
ways considered him a loyaI reDub-
saA. but that from Cadefs PRESENT
fifude rhe republican national COM
iiteeman MAS now IN hissr.pol5tirai
'tsge. by sf80piug to take sdicts-
pa from Washington. where bur a
sar agc hf had been "kickapo0eiT
: III the Tnites States marshaIshsp
y the western district OF Okiaho.
and his brother. the Rev. " s.,
de, slipped into The Vacuum
From the talk one hears ON @fthe
rect corners and the secret recess
ot the federal court house an oh.
ryer Is led to believe that the old
ae political dorolecrOss is In as
I'd working order in Oklahoma rs
'incrlE and taat cade, who is pre-
ring To shortly occupy the grave
political oblivion is retaining scme
MS faculties until the end. Al
isl four Cf the aspirants for the
Fsnalship are of the unanimous
lnion that Cade's political swan