The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-11

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nnancicrs for centuries seems 10 nave
been solved and an altruistic currency
provided and at the same time STABILITY
assured. The antitrust law has beer
extended and modified so ~ to protect
the people against the greed ot mo
nopoly
Labor has been fairly treated, and n'
the same time h." has shown u harness
30 the investigating public ana the Hre''
business interests Oi ON country
The ship purchase hill,
Tariff commission In realty ''''''''
philippine independence.
"Improvement Of the Missouri ~ MIS-
Sisrippi rivers so ms to prevent tht r.
currencc Of great floods, loss 81 NE an"
untold destruction Of property
ADEQUATE preparedness, with an ms
policies, sane and conservative
Endorses Mexican Policy.
Ills policy with old Mexico to capture
villa rnd his lRwlcss band Of border fni
fans and to bring them tn certain h"u
cundign punishment for the wah'oh nun
der pf-nclplcss aud dctcnsclcss American
men. women and children ON American
soil while under tho mantling pfotec''"o
Of old GLORY. and In the quiet pohs"srl"'
OF their homes, and IN the peacetul pun
suit ~ thcl- own happiness, "lthnu'
uIuugiug this great nation into war WIN
that country VIII stand forever hH =
monument To- his great pforcslsht' lnNt
of peace and Justice and the protection
Of the lives and property Of American
citizens
During hA administration tho people
OF tNis nation have enjoyed nu era "'
progress and unprecedented prosperity
throughout the length aud hreahth "' our
land In no period " our hisiof' mas
pgti,ultur, and commerce reached INC
development achieved durlug the present
administrator aud cur party ~ lusUN
proud Of this great agricultural advance
mrnt. due I'm u large measure" To the un'
] qualified encouragement and support "'
our democratic congress.
within thu .%uufines " or own stlt'
the democratic party has hcconpllsh'u
much for which II should b" proud, hn'
has gwen the people Of oklahoma an ci'
rcicnt. economical and business ndminl'.
|trntiun ~ the state government ! un'i
the able aud EN- tent leadership If Gov
crulr Robcr, l. Williams the time cnin'
for ihiiu and economy In the admins
. trntiuu ~ the Cot eminent. lh" reg 'ltl
session NJ tho mn Legislature provide
means fur assuring tui-. ut the name lllN'
d|IslIu,iug .uustru. i've Application Io'
IN, Development ~ ON great stat" j
provided IL Nst,m ~ good road laws nh'
fur ria ing the state on u business basis
and every state institution ON a business
basis enacted proper revenue hWs, tl'
rrg|stmtiun Gle. ton law. the l"\ NJ
gru.. productions. u constitutional amend
mvui was proposed which when hdnpi''
viii pl1rc the affairs II state goN"rnm"n
forever 300 the hands aud under ih" con
troll ~ the wli'" population aud NAB" a"
oklahoma. IN perfect decd and liuli.
white mans state
As TO state Affairs.
Tho administration ~ stat" nitnif'
has been honest. fearless and 'nr''lrn.
tiuua. 10 has protected the right ~ uu'
citizens. enforced ouI laws ard pi"uiu.
gated aud adopted abb" and con'tiu'
tive legislation IN Keeping with the pre-
ont needs and Demands N nll the pcopl'
or our state. II has earnestly "ndcaN
oted go force corporations mud pun.
service Interest,". 90 HcknuWlcdg" ant
obey the plain mandates NJ the cousil
tuition nud nVS ~ our state. mide am
adopted hN IA" people fut me cuUmu
good. b"uo0i and protc. ton nlik" ed
each aud oyciN citizen NJ this mHtchir.
communicable The democratic party
both I'm tho state md in the nation. MA
fought u good fight and has kept Ia
hith aud fulfilled is patty pledges wit
the people Rs set forth and Nouchsrte
tn them IN it, state and national pla,
forus Nc have accorded equal nm
o,aot justice to an nations and hay
cutotcd into changing alliances Wit
mono
With enthusiasm. confidence au
harmony In "ut ranks. let us present I
this nation ana To- President Wilson h.
running mat" iu this ,nmpHtgu In Oh
person NJ Oklahoma = peerless st,tcsmu
and favored SON. .u whose veins ,oufs,
M" blood NJ the proud Cherokee. Nutt
American luiinu-lnited states Senat.
Robert l. oW"n. md LEI NJ fail w. soil
? p%halnnN upon the hoprlrsslv and heir
loeelN divided and disrupted encm, an
sweep the country In November with u
overwhelming, old fashioned demo,fnti
victory
Furman Resolution,
'W' "i respect Ia the mcmur, " IN
n'" Judge Honrl " Fimnu " IN
criminal court NJ appeals who died IN,
''.'N'' NN'''IN'nI liE convention u1NIf
'i resolutions "f aNmputh,. and ss
further mark NJ respect adjourned mat
O'Clock Th, following resolution
were uu'uimuusll adopted
" 10 with surruW and regret that IA
d'nu. rattle stti, convention record. ir
death o' ludg" Hem, VI rtIrmnr M m
criminal count NJ appeals. who am IA
eve "i nv convention passed frpm uf.
l'h"rs To hIs eternal rrst, leaving h,b,,
4 record fof loyalty IN ,nun,r, and n
d'hil tn party Witch viii nIve,s no /,
inspiration Ia those who s,utssi.J n
hl" slir tor the triumph W those MIR
rlrl'' do'r ~ ever, democratic hen,
~h"unhl"~S in energy. inspired b, N
l"l'l'si mu'iN"s courageous In even CON
test Who hts 'or to M who stui t,r,i
ln ugh' ih' hsttl, Ut uuntr and p,,,
% mobile example NJ iut, veil dom. ,r
NJ patriotism d',p. mobile and rt,
! Resolved That No hrrch, r,pross bod.
deep sorrow Ht hts death and extend n,
Nbtm'st s,wppth, and rundulrnrr in M
. family and that this resolution be- spte,
upon the minutes and lhat the seurstat