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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-03-05
Drive THEM OUT
, THE FOREIGN CONCERNS CALLED


"BtlLnING ASSOCIATIONS" that Won saw
have deceived and dpSpolrd of thousands az
dollars, scores Of the most enerprising men
in Lakeland: for you can do il. ~ has been
done in Minnesota ohio and othcr states
their Legislatures 60 uperatiny liz means ,f
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| Of savers ambitious n acruullIIatr fnr snn,r
noble purpose
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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-03-05
GIRLS SMART WALKING SUIT
Moss Green Zibeline the Best Material
With Which to Make Up This
Pretty Design.

The young girls smart walking suit
in moss green zibeline is sketched
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-07-02
Mcmillan
Announces

Judge Mcmillan Of Norman an
nouaees his candidacy fer justice Of
the supreme court in the following
statement:
TO the Voters OF the Fourth Supreme
Court District:
Ny Dear sirs.
am a candidate as Democrat for
the position OF supreme judge to be
voted on in the primary next August.
am, and always have been a Demo
crat. a follower Of Jefferson. Never
in a single instance in my life have |
turned from his principles to the right
or 10 the left. was elector for Bryan
in my native state Of Tennessee, and
eanses-.od.th country with Gov Rob
ert l.. Taylor. at my own expense. l
have mover since been ashamed OF the
principles enunciated, nor the vote
given me by my own people at that
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-07-02

tain for a favor while he was a
member OF the board, that he could
conscientiously grant, and been
turned away. He has always done
his duty, as he saw best, being
guided only by honest motives and
purposes.
Owing to Mr.. Chastain's extraordi-
nary business ability and his gem
eral knowledge of county affairs,
he was elected chairman OF the
board, In this capacity he has made
record which will stand the closest
investigation for it is an honorable
one.
1t has been a long time honored
custom of the Democratic party tc
allow honest and faithful public of
ficials second term and we be
lieye that the better element oi
our citizenship will gladly support
Mr. Chastain's candidacy upon these
grounds. Just remember he will
continue TO look out for the bes
interests of the people if you re
turn him to his seat.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-07-02

steadfastly stood for an economical
expenditure of the peoples money in
all county departments. He has
conducted the affairs of Grady
county the same as if it we're his
own private business and be 1t
said to the everlasting credit of
Mr.. Chastain that everything and
anything that looked like graft OF
any nature has failed to get by
his keen eye. He promised the peo-
pie in his first campaign that he
would honestly perform his duties.
That he has lived up to his prom
ises everybody knows, and we are
merely repeating what the fair
minded voters throughout the Cen
tral District are saying right now
about this gentleman.
No one has ever asked Mr., Chas-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-07-02

memorable time. Since statehood +
have been Judge of the fourteenth dis
trict Of the state az Oklahoma. My
judicial duties have been too strenu-
Gus to permit me TO mingle actively
in politics. My desire for our coun-
ties contain some eighty thousand
People; twice the average size. / have
had no help, and have asked for none
! am up with my docket / have tried
and disposed of over one thousand
cases each year. Beginning court
promptly at 1870 a. M the court ses.
sions extend all day and often into
the night have never been behind
time. have never taken a vacation.
The state statutes put me on duty
each day of the year think | can
safely say that ! have sat more hours
and tried more cases than any judge
in this state. Out of nearly eight thou
sand cases tried and disposed of by
me, but twenty-five civil cases have
been reversed so far by the supreme
court. | have watched and kept down
expenses. | have never had the OPP
portunity to oblige citizen that it
has not been done. ] refer to my past
record and fearlessly stand upon it.
Modesty. indeed, would deter me from
making these statements concerning
myself but it is necessary that the
voter should know something OF the
candidates. and | can ever hope for
my opponent to impart to him the nee
cssary information
have never been a favorite with
the politicians, nor identified with the
interests. AS one of the plain, com
mon people ! expect to live and die
am in favor of the enforcement OF
the provisions of their constitution
and laws, and of the full protection OF
all their rights; the rendition Of equal
and exact justice to all men, with spe
cial privileges TO none.
With the ambition to be advanced as
a judge come before the people tbs
voters, to whom all the offices belong
and ask an investigation, and fail
consideration at their hands.
| hope to see you personally before
the election. Meanwhile shall, re
main. most respectfully yours,
ROBINSON MCMILLAN.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-07-02
For County
Treasurer

One of Grady county's foremost
citizens has offered himself as a
candidate for the office of County
Treasurer in the person OF
n. NJ. Kelley, and when we
say in this edition that Mr.. Kel-
ley belongs to our very best class OF
citizenship we mean exactly what
we say, for ever since he first
took up his citizenship in Grady
county he has been an active citi-
zen and has been to the forefront
all along the line, and from the
nature of his activity he today en-
joys the esteem. respect and conf
dence of large percentage of the
Democratic voters OF the county.
MIR. Kelley is not only gentle
man in every sense of the word,
but is likewise man of exceptional
business ability. re is the kind of
a man that the people can repose
special confidence in, for be it said
to his credit that he has always
dealt with his fellowman in falr
and considerate manner, and all you
have to do to get clean bill of
sale as to his personal character Is
just to ask any man who has mad
business relations with him.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-07-02
For County
Treasurer
wM. W. CLARK, (UncIe Billy)

In the forthcoming primary cleo
ton the Democrats of Grady county
will be called upon to pass upon
the ability, integrity and general
worthiness of our good friend and
fellow townsman, w. w. Clark,
whose name will appear on the
Democratic ballot as candidate Tor
County Treasurer.
Anything we might say in the
way of commendation relative to
Mr.. Clark's candidacy for this i'm
portant office will add but little
weight among his many friends, and
he has his full share of them too,
but since copy of this big Po-
litical Edition goes into the hands Of
every voter in Grady county and
many copies will fall into the
hands OF voters who are not per-
sonally acquainted with Mr.. Clark,
we desire to say for their benefit
that he is a man, every inch of
him. That he is well qualified
to step right into the Treasurer'A
most intelligent, competent and ae-
commodating public official.
AS a business man of Chickasha
Mr. Clark has always dealt with
the people in straightforward hon
orable manner. He has lived the
life of man that has made for him
friends among all classes of people
and when his name went forward
as a candidate for Justice of the
Peace Of this township he received
the support Of our very best ele-
ment Of citizenship and was elected
by handsome majority.
AS Justice of the Peace his adj
ministration has been marked with
honor and distinction and when he
announced his candidacy for the
office of County Treasurer, his many
friends were much pleased for in
him they recognized man who
could be depended upon to do his
duty They know that he will ac-
! cgratelS asd. iatelliaentIy. look sstes
the interests Of the people who
make it possible for him to serve
them
We have no hesitancy in placing
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-07-02
For COn1rr1is.
SiOner

When we began our Investigation
of the different candidates for the
various county offices, we did not
believe that we would have to in
vestigate any of those running for
a second term, as it is always pre-
sumed that a man will not ask the
voters for return to his office IN
less he can establish record that
will stand the knocks and jars of
his opponents.
In the candidacy of J. ID. Chas-
tain. who is asking the voting Demo-
Gratis of the Central District to re-
turn him as their commissioners, we
find that we have not been led as
tray in our presumptions.
Mr. Chastain has been chairman
of the Board of Commissioners for
the past terms and has made a rec
ord of which he, as we'll as his con
stituents, feels Justly proud. H
has always been found at his post
fighting for what he believed his
supporters, and the tax payers OF
Grady county wanted. lie has stood
for better roads, for higher grade
of schools and for a lower rate OF
taxation. He has carefully and
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-07-02

The people are just and will do the
right thing They want to know what
is right A candidate for public office
need only approach them in a spirit Of
sincerity and candor
Take the candidacy OF Judge F. E,
Riddle, who is asking the people TO
retain him on the supreme court
bench What are the facts? His bus
mess is to take up the peoples cases
daily. ascertain the facts, apply the
law and render decisions. He no"
asks that the people take up his Ca
learn the facts and render just and
fair verdict.
Now, what are the facts in his case
He is serving by appointment less
than year. When he accepted the
appointment in March, this year. he
expected to be a candidate for a full
term, and he expected that the people
would elect him. A Judge should con
tinue in office, II he maintains his
character and his sense OF justice;
and while other public officials may
learn their duties in a year or less
time, Judge must learn the law day
after day and year after year, for
ever.
Judge Riddle has had twenty years
experience as a lawyer and his abii
ity as lawyer and his competency
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-07-02

The County Treasurship is an i'm
portant office to the taxpayers OF
this county. He Is the man that
handles every dollar of your money
that is paid in as taxes. A man
to be County Treasurer should not
only be man of business ability
but he should possess a character
that no man can assail, and when
we say to one and all that Mr.. kel-
ley is as honest as the days are long
we are merely repeating what has
been said to us many times by his
friends and neighbors who are Will
ing to swear b. him. 1t is indeed
gratifying that we can speak in
such complimentary terms of TINS
gentleman. We are endeayoring TO
lay bare all the facts connected with
his candidacy and we would not mis-
represent him to the people know
ingly, for we are as much inter
ested in the welfare and common
interests of our people and our
county as any other good citizen in
it.
Mr.. Kelley's personal character
will not be an issue in this cam
paign. He has always enjoyed this
same confidence and respect of
his neighbors wherever he has lived.
He served his people in his former
Kansas home as Postmaster under
President Cleveland. He made good
there. He served the Southland un-
der the Stars and Bars as soldier
of the Confederacy. He made good
there. He has been a farmer and
active citizen of Grady county for
many years in H;llsboro town
ship and he has made good there
and If the good people of Grady
county elect him as their next
County Treasurer he will make good
there.
Mr.. Kelley win make his cam
paign in a gentlemanly and honor
able manner and should the people
so honor him with the Treasurer
office he win make us splendid
official and will ever appreciate
the honor.
A vote for Kelly is vote for ;
most deserving citizen.
The above write up for Mr.. Kelli
was made by the writer, withou
the knowledge of Mr.. Kelly an'
without any solicitation on his part
and we just give the facts as W.
found them.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-07-02

as a judge have never been question
ed. AS far as is known. there is no
one who questions his uprightness of
character If strangers should inquire
of him as to his character as a. man,
his standing as a lawyer and HIS com
potency as judge, he would urge
them to go and ask his neighbors and
acquaintances.
The foregoing are the facts, and
now the question is. Is there any
reason why Judge Riddle should be
put out and another put in? He sub
mits his case to the people. IL has
been said that he fills the office, and
there is no reason for a change. II II
be true that he is as good man, as
learned a lawyer, and as competent
Judge as any man in his district,
then surely he is entitled to the honor
OF an election to a full term Indeed,
in all these circumstances, would it
not be manifestly unfair, unjust, even
unreasonable, to thrust him out?
There is no one who will deny that
The argument is all in favor OF Judge
Riddle and his candidacy.
The reports from all the counties in
his district are assuring. The people
are united in their opinion that there
is no reason for denying Judge Riddle
full term.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-07-02

the stamp of approval on Mr.. Clark $
standing as citizen of our town
and community and in urging his
candidacy for your favorable con-
sideration we know that we do not
have to make any misrepresenta-
tions about him. Mr.. Clark would
neither sanction it or allow us to
do it. He is not that kind OF q
man.
Mr.. Clark is a Democrat of the
Arkansas brand. He has been a
faithful party worker ever since
he landed in Oklahoma and his sue
cess in this election will mean the
rewards of a man who has helped
to fight his party's battles.
Ii the good people of Grady
county by their ballot on August
the fourth, select Mr.. Clark, all may
rest assured that he will make us a
county Treasurer that will meet
with the hearty approval of all
classes of people. He will run the
office on strictly economical lines
and will endeavor to save the peo-
pie every penny he can by making
full hand himself.
A vote for Clark will never be
regretted by any man who sup
pos him in this election. There
can BE- no mistake made by honor
ing him with the nomination..
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-07-02
MAKING MOTORCYCLE
TRIP AROUND WORLD.


Miss Della Creave. who is making
a world tour by motorcycle, starting
from Waco. Texas. last Wednesday.
was in Chickasha today Miss Creave
is riding Harley-Davidson car and
the Texas Oil company is furnishing
the oil for the entire trip. She will
go from here to Milwaukee, making a
complete tour of the eastern states and
then going to San Francisco, where
she win sail for Japan. She will re-
turn by the way OF Panama. SO far
she has gotten along splendidly and Is
very much determined to make ii a
successful trip.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-07-02
PHI ALPHA DELTs MEET.

Chicago June 26. More than 100
delegates representing active and
alumni chapters of Phi Alpha Delta
law freternity attended the first ses-
sions here today of the annual con
vcntion Business and routine mat
tors we're to be disposed of at today's
sessions and tomorrow will be devoted
largely to entertainment Of the visit
ing delegates BY the Chicago memters.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-07-02
For County
Assessor
v. II. HULEN.

The Democratic voters of Grady
county will be called upon to pass
upon the candidacy of V. II. Hulen,
who has announced himself for a
second term as assessor of Grady
county, and since it is a time hon
ored custom of the Democratic party
to allow honest and faithful public
officials second term, it should
not be hard task for good Dem
ocrats to determine who they shall
support in this race for this inn
portant office.
1t is almost useless for us to
state in this article that Mr.. Hulen
has made us a competent pains
taking assessor, for the people
throughout the county are thor
oughly familiar with that fact.
There is but one thing for a county
assessor to do and that is TO live
up to all laws laid down in the
Statutes and carry them into full
effect and force. The Assessor
should not have any discretionary
powers and if he uses such it is
perfectly natural that it will be in
the interest of certain classes of
people, and when we state here that
Mr. Hulen has lived up to his oath
in performing his duties we state
\ fact that an investigation of his
official record will prove beyond
shadow OF a doubt.
In this campaign he is standing
solely upon his record as your
county assessor. He will not have
to make any apologies for the way
he has conducted the business of
this office since his election to it..
He has right to call the attention
of the voters TO the record he has
made for 1t has been of a nature
that should meet with the hearty
approval of our very best class of
people.
Aside from his official record Mr..
Hulen bears the distinction of be-
ing one of Grady countys leading
and foremost citizens. In his last
campaign he received his strong
est support from those OF our yot-
ers who were earnest in their ef-
forts to place honest and compe-
tent men into our public offices. And
il there is single citizen who mas
regretted that he gave to this gen.
tleman his support in the last
election we have thus far not been
able to learn his name or lis post
office address.
1t is with much pleasure that we
can speak in such eulogistic terms
OF Mr.. Hulen's official record and
his general standing as a citizen
of the county for we have the con-
ISOLATION of knowing that whatever
we might say Of him in a compli-
mentary way will meet the hearty
approval of our best class of people.
Mr.. Hulen will make clean and
gentlemanly campaign for the office
asking the people in a quiet and
dignified manner to allow him to
enjoy the full benefits of the time
honored custom of second term.
assuring one and all that he will
continue TO do his duty in the fu-
ture as he has in the past.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-07-02

The office Of County Weigher is
an important one to the farmers
of Grady county. 1t should be mica
by man of good business ability
Al little as the average voter might
think there is connected with TINS
office a great volume of bookkeep-
inc and no man should seek the
office unless he possesses Keen
knowledge of this kind of work
when YOU have something to weigh
Won naturally want it done right
and A correct record kept so that
IN case a readjustment is necessary
that you can call on the County
Weigher and get correct copy OF
ne weights of whatever might be
IN question. It is an office that
should be filled by a business man.
Ii costs no more for the voters 70
hire d capable man by their ballot
than one who has less ability. And
in this connection we desire to say
that in the candidacy of Lee Me-
REYNOLDS we have man who VIII
and can make us County Weigher
that can attend to the duties of this
office in businss like manner.
Mr.. McReynolds is not only a man
well qualified to fill this office but
he is likewise one Of Grady county IS
very best citizens. He was for a
number Of years engaged in busi-
ness here as manager of big lum-
Der concern and the people who
had business relations with him
during that period pronounce him
a straight-forward honorable busi-
ness man. For the past few years
Mr.. McReynolds has been engaged in
The Transfer business here in Chick
asha and he has dealt with the peo-
pie in a manner that today he en-
Joys the friendship and respect OF
our best class of citizenship.
Mr.. McReynolds is a Texan by
birth. and a democrat of the Lone
Star State brand. He has been a
very active and effective party work
er ever since he landed in Okla
homa and while he has been hon
ored by his people by his election
to the School BOARD Of Chickasha
yet we must say that he never
sought the honor, but on the otheI
hand his many friends demanded
that he accept this position. This
is in fact Mr. McReynold's first time
TO ask favor at the hands of the
people. His many friends in Chick
asha are very anxious that his can.
didacy receive favorable consid.
Grafton, for they know him to be q
man Ill every way worthy of the
confidence of the Democratic vot
ers and any honor that they might
cast upon him.
Many copies Of this big Politica
Edition Of the Express will fall int
the hands of voters who are no
personally acquainted with this gen
tleman and for this reason we arr
going to insist that il You have an,
dOubts about his ability. his charac
ter and his general worthiness tina
you go to the trouble of investi
eating his record among thos'
VINO are IN position TO know II
II you will do this Lee McReynold
will be elected as Grady County
next County Weigher.
A vote for McReynolds is a yot
for an honest man, good citizei
and most deserving Democrat.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-07-02
FANS WIFE TIRES
OF BASEBALL TALK

+ BY United Press.
= Chicago, June 25. Edward
! Heeman Price, a baseball fan,
+ was sued for divorce today.
+ In hey T.tit,on. his wiie'sc :
+ clared that she was tired Of
+ hearing her husbands baseball
= talk.
= a a. 4 4 4 d 4 4 4 4 \ + 4 4 =
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-04-30
SUFFERERS. TELL OF SWIFT RE.
SUITS FROM THE USE OF
MAYR'S. TREATMENT.

Hundreds of Virginia people are
necdlessly suffering from stomach
and digestive ailments when relief is
close at hand. II they. would only
take. it. Mayr's wonderful Stomach
1semedy has record Of real results.
Thousands and thousands of people
have taken 1t with astonishing bene.
ut.
Here are the words of some vir-
ginians who have taken it:
j. H. RosENRIcK, Dante. Va.
writes: ~ took your medicine and 1t
proved to be just what you claimed
1t to be. Ihave felt better since than
] have in fifteen years.
WILLIAM NJ. STEWART, Jr., Kin
kaid. Va, writes: 81 was in bed when
] began your treatment and the doc
tor had been treating me for forty
days. After taking the first treat.
ment Of your medicine / got up and
row am able TO be about