The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-09-12

o.t'"ued from page one.)
800. o. the federal re-
servo bank system is due 10 the
administration OF the affairs Of the
federal reserve bank board By those
who woro placed In office during
Wilson's administration. Tho fact IL.
William p. q. Harding. governor OF
the board. voted for Warren q. II
democratic annoiriees a"e -%e'nonsi.
Tie . 80 I'm oner q ''o -
DE s-l o. ~'~ d. q
30 p "~ q
o. hlf t'v r'sr pc
roitftai ee al rf
rars IN Oklahoma r"j e g. r. az
se led Wnle f'liH
were falling. he said, more thon -
banks IN the republican state %
Karsas and more than 80 ~t~s''tT
tiers Of the 1aTe tird ~ e
oil Iowa we're closing their doors
victims Of tive depressed bushes
coalition which e-vaded The q ~
try after the republicans gained
control Of the national administra-
ton.
NO country was ever as p~ospe
Gus as the United States at t.
time OF the close of the void wa
Judge Taylor declared. What ar
conditions at the present time" he
asked. Farmers are receiving Z
cents per bushel for their wheat
not $3.50 per bushel. II the law o
supply and demand was applied
farmers should receive more thai
40 cents per pound for their cotton.
Instead, they are receiving 20 cents
"The rate of exchange Is 30 high
that Europe Is unable to trade
with u.s." he declared.
Condemns National Administration.
Judge Taylor took John Fields
and the republican party of the
state to task for endorsing the ma
tiona. republican administration and
commencing Harding's administra.
ton for the manner In which 1t has
solved the nations problems and
restored business from the chaos
of the world war"
The Standard OIL company would
have the three per cent gross pro
duction tax measure, an accomplish
ment of the democratic party in
Oklahoma, repealed 1udae Taylo
said + have haer informed through
o very reliable source that the
sta dad Oil company has contrih.
uted laege sums 0 the 'eDnblfcan
carpaier II hlahoma. he speab.
err de Ia ed. 81 believe Ibis o be
true Where do hey 30 and to
w ich pafty do they cate when the
big int ests seek favor?"
"a certain good democratic wo'
man was offered a position at a
sala.y of $1500 per day and ex-
penses to so over the state and pro-
claim the virtues of the sanity
John" Judge Taylor said This of
fer was refused"
The recent republican legislature
Which adjourned before 1t had made
any appropriations for the support
and maintenance Of the state
schools. hospitals, penal Or elee-
mosynary institutions did not Escape
a tongu lashing from the Oklaho-
ma City orator "A more partisan
gang was never assembled he aid
John Tields is not . H. g
the saeake decla cd I'd
he does no cont ibute one &c t 70
the support Of the states schools
He lives in the Skiryin hotel in
Oklahoma City. he said, and edits
a D printed in Kansas.
"John probably won't get very
far in his race for governor unless
he apologies for his Senator Har'
reld's vote to seat Newberry who
bought his election to the United
States senate" the speaker said
la%ughingly.
Walton Victim Of SANDER.
Jack Walton, democratic nominee
for governor, has been unjustly
slandered by his political enemies
the speaker said. He has been &C
.cused of being a personal represen
tative of the Pope of Rome. The
truth is, he is a thirty-second de
gree Mason and a Shriner in goot
standing" Judge Taylor stated.
1T has been frequently said b,
his political enemies that his chill
dren are being educated in a Cath
Ollie school The truth is they at
tended the Mckinley public schoo
in Oklahoma City until last yea
when they ATTENDED a private schoo
the principal OF which was an &C