Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1914-07-15
To r- Voters of the Fifteenth Judicia, District:

To G-r Voters Of the Fifteenth judicial, District:
The undersigned. in submitting himself as eandi-
date for the Democrats nomination for reelection
as District Judge. does upon the following Mat
form and his record while serving In that capacity
your servant and 70 whcse every ofeal a't he IN
vites the closest scrutiny at your hands.
PLATFORM
The courts Of justice Of the state shall he open to
every person. and certain and speedy r'edy afford
ed for every wrous and for every injury 10 person.
property or rerutation and riCh, and justice shall
be administered without sale. denial, delay or pref
udce.
No person shall be der-iyed Of life. liberty. or
property without due process of law. Secs and
J. Ar. H. Constitution. Okahoma)
Upon these principles he has ever stood while in
ce and upon which he Will continue to stand If re-
elected and evideuce in support OF MS fidelity TO
these principles he submits the following testimony
Whereas. Hon. J. 7. johnson has served Dist
rict Judge Of the Fifteenth judicial District for
period of over six years and
Whereas the services he has rendered such
ludre has been extremely pleasing and satisfactory
TO the Bar of Caddo COUNTY, Oklahoma. by reason Of
his quiet manner. calm delberation, Ms legal train
ING. hrs courteous treatment Of each igant' and ms
patient hearing 4 all argument.
Nov, Therefore BE it Resolved. by the Bar Asso-
citation Of Cadio County. Oklahoma that we urge
him TO become q candidate for denomination and
recommend his nomination to'the voters OF his nom
mating district:
"Ani he II further resolved that these resolutions
lie published in the weekly newspapers Of said Dist
ret ard he presented for permanent record in the
BOOKS o the Office Of the CLERK of the District court
louis f. M.KNIGHT.
Chairman Z Committee for the Bar Association
Of Caddo County"
BE it Resolved: That realizing :Ae value to the
profession Of stby, experience and probiiy IN the
Judiciary:
And appreciating the ever earnest dirnifed ard
conscientious Gepcrtnlert Of Honorable J. T. John
SON as Judge of this District.
We. members Of the Conianche County Bar here
by express confidence in him and heartily en-
dcre his candidacy for recollection
X. J. Ray. Charles {. Black John ". Yours. T. B.
Orr. Lewis Hunter J. A. Fain. p. II. Clark. {. N.
Myers. J. Elmer Thomss H. c. Stubbleaeld. ". y.
McBee II. A. Smith f. ". Parmenter, 5. Armstrong.
J. A. Hughes J. f. Nicholson ". Z. Earl. Alvin
Campbell. c. ". McDonnld l. H. Gersuan. Sydney
Denham. L. {. Moore. f f. Trosper. E. Cotton.
f. Bardrs. John A Ieue~tz VI. T Perkins. W.
Swift, II. W. Hanna W C. Stevens. 7. J. Davis f. /.
GREGORY. J. II Frartli0. Chas. Ni'schrich. L. 7.
Ross, c o. Clark J. ". Manning, c. W, Warrington
F h Ellis"
Pc it Rczovel That; reall-rc the value to TIE
profession of stability. eNre-erce aHd probty in the
Judiciary;
And apnreciatn. the ever earnest. digrifet ard
conscientious deportmen. Il the Honorable J. I.
Johrsor. I.d-e Of the fifteenth Judicial District;
We tire mem ers o. the Cct'Ur County Bar. do
Gcrse his carGiia.v for re-ee-ttr
Anil H. lar-, W :. Rug les. / X. Reyille r II.
Ga,ver. J. c. Norman. s Y Ch.lders. Elliott 2
Heck y. 2. Madden (. L. Richard on, II. :. Trip,
County Attorney
These sre witnesses who have been in position %
and do know the facts and al the tacts involved whJ
are disinterested. whose TESTIMONY il u.imveachei
ny he caiis Witnesses than one thousand iu-
well a.! otle. coust oticisls who have
we'd the Court IL other capacities and upon wnose es
tmory he is willing 70 be juiEs0 70 the dispatch
Of business his fairness and irpartalitV his ability