The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1922-05-04
CAREER OFFERS PEOPLE BEST
CHOICE IN CONGRESS RACE
FOR THIS DISTRICT

Enid, Okla, May 2. The Enid Events
edited by Everett Purcell, delegate to
the Republican National Convention at
Chicago in 1920, comes out strongly
for Judge CARRIER for congress, as fol-
lows:
'It Is becoming daily more apparent
TO the Republicans of the Eighth Con-
gressional district, that Judge NJ. c.
CARRIER offers the best choice as the
party nominee for congress in the dis
trict.- and we feel justified in assumir q
tdat the preference for his candidacy
will become more and more preto /
nant until the August primary election
makes his selection an accomplished
fact.
'1t is generally understood that
Judge CARRIER embodies essential quail
itcs, principals and abilities which are
calculated to make him a mostvaiuab.e
member of the national halls of con-
gress. lie is an orator Of first rate
ability and he is an incorruptible advc-
cate Of those ideas for government
best designed to promote the public
well-being. When he is sent to con-
gress he will accomplish somewhat of
first Importance, not only rejecting
credit and honor upon himself and his
district, but upon the entire common
wealth Of Oklahoma.
"The Republicans of Garfield county
recognized this fact last Thursday,
when they assembled in county con-
vention to the number Of $50, and with
out division endorsed Judge Garber's S
candidacy as being fitting and for the
best public interest. There was no
machine operation of the convention,
Judge CARRIER and his active partisans
staying away from the deliberations
thereof and yet the expression in sup
port OF Judge Garber's candidacy was
spontaneous, overwhelming and com
plete. The Republicans endorsed him
because they considered him represen-
tative of the party in his capabilities
and principles. They did not consider
any other candidates as embodying
either his abilities, his fitness or his
principles. The expression was the
voice Of the people unbiased, uncon-
trolled and unprejudiced-and, we are
told, the voice of the people is the
voice Of God.
"As a matter of exact fact-Judge
embodies all the requisites for congress
sional service. He is of high moral
character, believes in Republican prin-
ciples, as enunciated by the fathers of
the party, and stands squarely on all
special announcements and principles
affecting the highest attainable public
policy. He is not only strictly moral
and religious in his private life, but
he is absolutely incorruptible in his
business dealings. He has espoused a
high plane of conduct and has hewed
to the line in season and out of season.
"The Events doubts whether it is
possible to improve on Judge CARRIER
as congressional candidate. We
doubt the expediency of others contest
ing with him for the Republican nomi-
nation. He is as good candidate as
the Republicans could hope to procure
and we should feel elextremely fortunate
that he offers himself as the party can
didate.
80 far as The Events and Garfield
county are concerned, we can assure
the Republicans of the Eighth Congress
sional District that Judge CARRIER meets
every acid test for congressional pre-
ferment. II he is nominated and elect.
ed all his constituents will have reason
to feel proud of his congressional
achievements. Garfield county will
stand behind him in the primary elect
ion with $500 plurality over his nearest
competitor. ADV.