The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-24
I0WDEN'S FRIENDS
ARE GETTING ACTIVE
der. n Illinois Governor are
D -pi"',m,,nc Urports of iIi7 F"-
o cor over Country
MADE GOOD AS GOVERNOR
,rr, 10 Iake Active Hand FOR
on' v -. prosecution ot CON
0.cr Win German,

u m UuffaU
III 'sr5
II Fo' h.....r,,. - G.. July %
NAHH'.''' ,.mo reports have
"A rHm INV ..,f,u that Oklahoma,
N tleh'u g.nG Dakota, Minnesota
II Nebraska ''',u st,tos favor the
"A md o'h'' ',,rs u. Lowden OF
III ard.da'N r,,nhliran candidate
"A lnoh a, .nJ his own state NJ
n o- p'rhi". certainly there H.
n efia'h ''. .''.'s,Irr figure I'm either
p.n thIs Prairie STATE ,BoN-
Fl pa'y
IA '."' .,,..glIrly the log
n 10 .....,,.s ar a candidate for
A dhh .. nffIre has always ap-
II Grr'l O., tno people. II
Il leilrd ...,iu the rail-split-
vas 50 W. r. friends OF Frank
n Dr. In 'r.. t7th Conversational
II Sn,N ,,,,,nina him for the
II 'N',,' ,,..rat.0n for gov
II repuoW r., urIpgis' lI, ing for
~ nor. N'.4 '.ru from a humble
II rn "'g ',.noriers decided to
oiE'N' '.. .a be fact thnt he was
.AA' t..,rssmlth. The litera-
10 '"' VI ..,....d with the thought
"A i' Na' ..,s, vag one asset that
10. 'r ,I,.med by the cham
n Qua ~ r,'..g 40 Lowdcn. who. 20
m'"7 ,,,,,It aiso he n candl-
''' eng WV. ,.. nomination In the re-
., ....ul.,riea
'r ...r.rf.a blacksmith" cam
-. launched Then came an
's ,o. least expected from the
.ien men that their candidate
80. ,ta SON of A blacksmith, and
,1s,.fors n was $3.50 on humble
,..n,,. E,r,ner
.,. "'' '',n'.r las nrinarilv n
r.. ,I,ncer tvna but ran
.,,.,., ,r,t.g .bnn on his place as
. az tbe accom- moda
''.".'' ,'. '..,tbors 70 said smith.
'N %, ~" s,rH.snfs his district An
A % ,nu.o ~ rpnEress3. ia
49, to ,thar daX "but my
II,.kamit6 as first
,'t ,.,.ipy .is. NO one can
t,.,y,r thgf T.owden was
., ,bs .,1 of , blacksmith 10
n ~ soJ ,n .rdsrscoring that fea-
4 ....f ,5s r,rrpatgn. After all. hts
A '.h.r ma. have been n better black
4 ."b ,ba9 mine for he beat me Tor
..,,or and hourh 1 sull hone
"A =, la v,yernor some day. there ap-
u srs,t', want be- much left TO do,
N much needed constructive work
ID 4s been done 10, Governor Low
No. II
ID, the l...s gr ris record AZ gov
A srr.- ~ Illinois Mr. I,owien's
4 ri,gJs are pgshtug him for the re-
4 rbIif,p nomination fof the presi-
II fsr.y They have noU thrust this
Il amra.gn tn % point that inere Il
II growing Interest in the kind OF man
JoVden is-whal he has accom-
gi,Hsd and what he stands Tor
horn in Minnesota,
r, urn the light back on the be-
mink Frank Orren I.owden was
.urr IN Sunrlsa. MINI. Jau. 60. 1851.
Iarerzo LoWden his fnther. had zone
HHher from Ppnnslvvnnia with his
family 10 yelrs before. II was
rude NE. an ImmeauIrable distance
apparently from the position OF gov
srn1r N great state. but even NJ
II Alt frontier pIace the stars and
y ripe, waypI ON Fourths OF July az
~ rub0l that I'm tho United states
Il freedom 10 choose and 10 achieve
n sls open 10 an
a From Mnn,slta the restIess Mo.
r'sr father moved 10 Iowa The four
II 'ay vas made In a prairle schooner.
4 'gsr the rough roads OF the unset
n 'd country the hoy trudged mile
ls team sirn.ned et tho beavv load
Htr built g new cabin home I'm
Hardin COUNTY Iowa ON the prairies
asTsen 'he heavy calls on hin TO-
work on the homestead farm. youn9
UVden sought rycry opportr,nitv -
's' an education. They vera not
any Iu that frontierN countrv ana
hose who did not seek Then, with
s'srmnauon were left with b,relv
nolgh schooling ia rad ana y,tte
hy studying a. home ana nttsndinp
hoo. at odd tines he was nbla 10
alialn a position as teacher %
odn'ry school when he aa. * vso,s
d This he continued for givs SsarS
. 'anlng up the schooIroo,,, ,o sdd ~
IH small salary. and win tha sa,.,
E' made no entered tho i-nivsrsitv !
Iowa when he was 20 x.ars oia
Hh money ran out. he had 70 we.
course lie Was vrodnotcd ~ 80 ~
n Na or his class. aud since then no |