Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-06-15

O"9 O' H. H. KNOX, p
 ANOTHER AFFIDAVIT. State of Arkansas,
 County of Jefferson.
 T. Willis Condrav state oath, that l am cngag ed ill the business of painting and pa per hanging in the city of Pine Bluff and work only union ncn that am familiar with tue location of the residence i'll which H. K Toney lives on West Fifth avenue, and about year ago was engaged by Mrs. Mary Mussenlan, the owlpr of said house paint same, which did, and a quite certain that no no-lnon labor negro labor used on the ob that H. k. Tonev had absolutely nothing do with the contract or payment fol sad work but the same was controlled entirely by Mrs. Mary Musseman the owner of said buildng now have contract lor work said house. (Siyncd) WILLIS OOA)itA
 Subscribed and to before this the 9th day of ,une 1913
 H. c. kILGOEE. My Com expires 7-1-1915. Notary Public.
 do not know what better evidence fair and impartial would desire to convince him that the charge by Mr. Parhan is not only false but circulated for the purpose not only of getting votes by this mud -slmgng2 method, but also drag into campaign the names of my wife and Mrs. MusseInan, my mother iaw and all for the hope of having the people confirm and latify at the polls the agreement made by him and his Chief when the resi- gllat oll-appontment deal colsumated If he can ride into office by such meth ods his opinion of the people is far fetched and
 ENDORSED BY LABOR.
 The Labor organizations and the union of this county and Arkansas have stationed at Little Rock
 
 who represent the people and check up their record and report back to the laborng and union whether anyone has been false unfair to the union of Ar kansas After serving the people for five consecutive terms ill the Legislature and when candidate to succeed myself i'll the Senate for the term beginning III 1909 and concluding in 1911 | received the following letter from Mr. John Morgan, who Chairman of the Legislative Committee of the Arkansas Federation Of Labor.
 Little Rock, Ark 11-14-07 Hon. H. K. Toney,
 Pine Bluff, Ark.
 Dear Sir
 In reply to your request from this committee as to your attitude toward organized labor while member of the State Senate of 1905 and 1907, it gives plea ure to say that always found you friendly to our cause and that have to thank you for vala ble aid in legislative work, and glad to recommend you as worthy the support of organized labor.
 Very truly yours,
 (Signed) JOHN MORGAN,
 Chairman Legislative Con- Ark $. F. of Labor
 After hard and bitter fought campaign the people of this county elected me to the Senate for l ana 19ll Was true to the trust reposed in me! Dlu the remaining four years of my legislative career give worry to any aborng or union man in Arkansas! W hen my term concluded knew that I was not gong to aspire for any further political honols there because could never reach any heights greater than did Wnel was at the last session of the Senate in 1911 elected Iresldelt of that body. have never heard word ol cohplund rom the people anywhere that my serSl1 was not faithful honest and true every interest anu the pest interest of Arkansas. When the campaign iof UoVelor was being agitated, was urged by many snr cere friends the State to announce did not now ever. but during that time, to show to the union men "io "oiklhg people and those who belong to labor o Sallzatols that was always their tried and t' 1l1end publish herewith letter received by me, ap sou'e! unsolicited, and which shall always keep anu apPreclate It was written to by the Chall1ai te Srate Legislative Board of the Brotherhood Of ha roao ifallnen, Mr. W. D. Jackson, and may De Ptl mtted to here add that body of men in any state M a a aa more competent man for such a position than M