The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-29

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I, worked. f
Ana new the sovers~ = asAsSe
pemoesa,s 10 stand ter his prcxrAn~
% vfpstuala what Ne and Ais xnrs
have hsea aelos and, On top II ,Nss.
70 sarpcfs The moal estrsmely RadI
cal Socialist demands
4 svsis vsry largely win shs r~m
ccsa. " oklshema 10 d+s~rmlM~E
wheihef Ihe sosefpcF can repeAt Vim
deer relief in November. Z kss wAa,
wanted"
The people " oklahcms wha sss
elslasna nrss and peftesas afssswArxus
u " Al. wilI asclas whsther hs ksts
whas Ne wants or se1s What H. nas
eoming to Rim
The Republican, " this ststs face
. xFeas uppUslunily and ! rssss re-
pcnashlll'y an crpss,uaity 10 -av~ tA~
state from disaster ana The srslonsI
tilIsy " 40 eonaustIas this sAmp@isA
that i'smscrass by tho thousands win
realize iha, nov the, serve thsls party
bsst BY voting with a..
To DO this Will not hs sHsy.
Every artiner known IL polisIen. aa6
probably sofne a YET unknown. witt
be- employed % defeat ia
lfnfufninaIe economic ana elsmAsis
conditions have brought disaster spes
many Of our people and many u shsm
sre feads 10 llstsa h ihs candidate VINO
cheerIuliy and iErvspcaaibly pronsie
"a reilst Our opposlsion ha~ sucn !
candlsiatn and he IA surrounded "
men. trained In thu school u RadAeAl
aoeiaiism. who are adopts ia skt m
ot arrsIns class AGAINST elias. ana of
turning dIs,snss aud aIseontsns 70 -
lIsiesi advantage,
Closely cocpsrAtlns. though nst
publicly associatlnF. wl,h these ~
professional politicians, cut AFTER The
ssafr who pu, the fac, that they are
and always havs been f,~mocrsta
above ALI other considerations Th~sx
are actively a. work. assuring deahs
crs that thu shawnee Platform u 6e
slxned msrsi, 20 gss 10 on@-thss !
ronTsrsHtfvs 'tcrtxiasurs fo.protSctstns
state viii be eleefsa They insIsl thar
the okishoma CITY platform Il Inc
real platform ',imonpurs Jefferson.
Ian Democracy sufficiently potsut "a
disInffet the platform of the n2AieaI
Socialists. Their candidate fof aovs
srnof, however declares fhat w ana
the shawnee Platform are one
Our problem 10 to eusouraxs the p~o
pie Of Oklahoma 10 study ti'e present
governmental situation IN shis stats.
loreiiect on the lessons " thr pASt. Nv
obserye thu effect ON other #sAtss knA
nasions of the putting into practices Al
the proposals endorsed ~ the rhndil
date for governor whoss MANS viii
head The Democrat column on ~ bAi.
los 10 be voted iu November. w
We must convince the p~opI~ thar
~ mran luHt what we sAy ID our ptai'
form that our candidates viii ~ hsld
10 strict accountability that Insofar
As |, 10 possible 10 Do 90 undxr tho
clsverIy dssisned partIsan system of
government which va have III Okla
ncma. wa viii gisa 70 this stats four
ysarA Of coalition Administrations that
II viii b. diftcrrn, coalition from
that already accomplished by tho -
position that !, viii b. a coaiitlou ~
Republicans aud Deulosrs,s Who b.
Iisse IN orderly constitutional govern.
msnt and the preservation of Anasft
cab Institutions against Russianisin9
Influences #'NH
~ the Swing 10 you o. that kind u
administrator, n elected. I pledge 70
yoy and % the people Of Ohlahnnsx
every atom Of stsenslh and ability
shst God has sissn me- And IN ~
Efforts, ! shail need iha dsiiy support
Of ali good citlxeus and she prayers
of all Christian ren and womsn u
this state. which has grown 80 sresk
ana which nsw totters on the brint. "