Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-10-16


ney, and Glenn Condor. one OF the
two nominees Of his party for the
legislature.
The addresses were listened TO
with great interest and applause was
frequent. After the meeting scores of
men pledged TO the two candidates
their support and predicted that they
would receive a majority of the votes
In the city on November 7.
tnc-iourth OF all the legal voters In
Broken Arrow attended the meeting.
winch was particularly significant for
the reason that they We're about
equally divided as between Republi-
cans ana Democrats. Many farmers
from out In the country attended,
NJ A EoIser presided.
Standing on Merit.
Mr. Raldvyir r,ado n oio,r stroigbt
fo,r,a,d ,niI, IN u'bicb hn o,tiirod tbo
nrincinIes On u,bicb ho ts runrtng
~ boVe no ottHcu 20 make on my,
onnorart bo soid 81 a,' r,,nrin, :,
or nv, our n,o,;ts 7 hova noda ne
oiivnnonts an, snanding nv oun
n,nna,, and ~, me- ,"l,i,',, ra 1,i,d rrorn.
iscs ~ anv factton nT ind;vIduai 7
saw TO Won thai II 7 nm elected I Will
give al, INV timo to the office viii
endeavor to do my share toward re-
ducing the taxes by insisting on
prompt and speedy trials OF all criml-
mai cases l snail see that no man Is
detained long In jail without near
ing l shall investigate every com
piaint Thoroughly Uetore issuing
warrant. l Will enforce all the laws
without rear or iaVor ana the mattef
OF polltlcs VIII never enter INTO the
conduct OF my office.
The chairman then introduced T. i.
Hannefin, for years prominent
Democrat here, and Mr.. Hennefin IN
turn presented Condor to the assem-
Dlage
Il would not be doing my duty as
former neWsboy,' he said, IF l dld
not rise ON this occasion forget my
politics for the time being and intro
duce another man who started in NE
as newsboy and who has risen to his
present high position in the profession
through sheer merit ana without the
advantages of n college education.
In spite of the fact that he was in
the nome town OF one OF ms oppo-
nents who was present, Condoh stated
mt the outset of his remarks that ne
did not propose to sling mud ana
that he had the highest respect lof
his distinguished opponents.
Two Many Laws,
1Jo rocitod bis evnerienco in the
@ trro t,ro r,S voors 400 as remorter
"a dacior"d that his niofforn
hrood,,, eronl,ipe- ,,ss IN renraI many
- - IVA cnnf,ictine laws nov
va w. III ,Io 9t",7,to LooI,s ana then insist
W, or ,',o sno,i,, od ia,,rnr,c,t D
,,aod odoouote rorte-
,.o,,t,.i I,io 0Vu'''s ~, fl,,j.Io,,,ra bo To-
S,,a,J ~ no., tboro who viii
ui.l '.id ii,,a, 'd INA f"t. Ioc,s.
20 r,iI ,,'tt ,S'a oii ind1st.v
n,d ,in r"a,'ia CO.. of tba coi,nt,, ana
aa'p l,,i,.t ~ ,t ,ao,slotiop tbat 10 adverso
az 'ii,oe thae ''in bnIievn lnnV
w. ~. ,,,,t,. ods o,.o,. ti,oro
and can do as much as any man
toward getting it,"
Condcn exploded the Democratic
theory that much of the public debt i'm
this state was willed to the Democratic
since statehood by the
last Republican administration before
statehood
He cited figures to show that the
territorial administration turned over
to the first state administration the
sum OF sl.l71.364.35 and that the out
standing warrants at that time totaled
hand of S297. .2q2.44