The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-21
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sociared was due to the influence
ne Sis wife. In respect for the efi
Sa,,. which Mr.. Hamon had en-
iv.,Sed 10 bring the republican party
ncy,,i III Oklahoma and as dis
niay OF gratitude and appreciation for
psse efforts Mr.. Macdonald urged
,Se Committeeman to nominate Mrs
IIamon' ,
poIlOwing the announcement OF
- committees action. Mr.. Harris
,oouently paid tribute TO Mr.
Ramon, and pledged himself to ad-
."n@e 10 the best of his ability the
S,als which his predecessor had
-sIntsined. To gain such goal
~ Harris appealed for the har-
nony that the organization of Okla
Nnma republicans had perfected
,b,ough the leadership OF MIR
' The Vote by Counties.
Voting by counties on the recon-
rendstion for committeeman wa,
FOR Harris-Adair, Alfalfa. Atoka
| peckham, Blaine, Bryan, Caddo
Cherokee, Choctaw, Cleveland. Creek
| custer, Dewey. Garfield. Garvin
| crady Grant, Greer, Harmon
Harper. Haskell, Hughes, King
tisher. Latimer. Leflore. Lincoln
Logan, Love. McCurtain, Mcintosh
Major, Marshall, Murray. Muskog
okiuskee, Okmulgee. Ottawa, Paw
! aee. Payne Pittsburg. Pushmataha
Roger Mills, Seminole. Sequoyah
riliran, WAGNER Washington
Wsshita, woodward.
For Mrs Hamon--Beaver. Canadi
an Carter. Coal. Cotton. Comanche
craig. Delaware. Ellis, johnson
jefferson, Jackson, Kay, Kiowa. Me
CLAIM, Mayes. Noble. Nowata, Okla
homa. Usage. Pontotoc. Pottawato
mic, Rogers, stephens. Texas. Tulsa
Woods.
IIarrcld Supports Harris.
A telegram from Senator-elect J
". Harreld in which he threw hi,
support TO Mr.. Harris was read a
the meeting. The telegram was a.
follows:
Replying to yours I am not a can
didate. Think II best to suppor
Harris"
Resolutions eXtolling Mr.. Hamor
we're presented by Vernon Whiting
c. Pawhuska. Other membertof tn,
resolutions committee were Jane,
Ii. Harris OF Oilton. l.. G.. Disne,
OF Muskogee, Roy NJ. Johnson Of
Ardmore, John Gaymon OF Chandler
r. W. Kelley OF saltwater, r. l.
Robertson OF Lawton. Zack T
Pryse Of Mangum and W. II. Hillii
of Enid.
Resolutions ExtOl HamOn.
The resolutions were in part a.
follows:
The members of the republican
state central committee Of Okla
homa feel that 1t is fitting and prop
er to express the, deep appreciation
Of our committee commencing the
services and labor OF the late la
mented Jake l.. Hamon. republican
national committeeman from Okla
homa and of his estimable charac.
teristics as man that have come tC
our attention in tho various lines OF
his endeavor IN which II has beer
our pleasure and honor to partici'
pate.
I'VE feel 1t first appropriate tc
attempt TO express the deep senst
of loss that invades our hearts a
the sudden termination of our asso
citation with him.
AZ u man we iOunu MIN VI toIi
manding character; of comprehen
sive mind and steadfast purpose
keen and discriminating but thes'
characteristics never used to harm
or des'roy--rather to assist. to com
plete, to construct. OF striking pc
cularities. by delicate modesty III
used often the cloak that might brint
criticism to hide his deeds of gener
osity, apparently fearful OF givint
the appearance of ostentation.
AS a man he was strictly honest
a kind and loving husband anC
father; az a friend he was tender
true and dependable: as an employ
er he was fair. His charities were
without show or ostcntation ant
their record in most instances !.
written only in the hearts of thos'
he served. While a man of phe
nomenal and sudden wealth he wa
essentially a producer of riches. NJ
ono was the poorer by reason of hi
sccumulations, but all participated
in these accumulation brough
forth by his production. OF un
swerving character he was un
spoiled by his fortunes and displayed
none Of the follies or affectation
that so often accompany success.
I'VE desire to express to his splcn
did widow and children our mos
sincere sympathy and to assur,
them by this testimonial of the grea
love and respect in which we hell