The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-08-28
REPUBLICANS OF
COUNTY IN MEET
NAME DELEGATES
Resolution Adopted Saturday "ln.
vi.es' Democrats TO Join C. o. p.
In Fight to Elect Fields and
Down "Waltonism."
WALLOP TAKEN AT THE
STATE ADMINISTRATION
Harding Praised and oensman
Pledged Support Antl.Wston
Democrat speaks on invitation;
Raps Banking Department.


with us this fall that Waltonism ant
the Shawnee platform may not be
come enthroned In this state" ant
endorsing the record Of President
Warren G. Harding and the national
republican administration was pass
ed at the republican county conyen
tion held here Saturday afternoon
Passing OF this resolution. tho
election of 36 delegates to attend
the republican state convention be
ing held in Oklahoma City this af'
ternoou and talks by number OF
prominent Grady county republicans
constituted the program carried out
at the convention.
The present state administration
was condemned In the resolution,
the text of which follows:
We, the republicans of Grady
county in convention assembled de-
clare that the present state cam.
paign in this state is not a contest
between democrats and republicans
but contest Of demagoguery and
socialism against conservative bust
ness government We, as republi-
cans, expect and welcome hundreds
OF good democrats to the banner OF
John Fields. II IS not partisan
contest but fight for good gov
ernment.
we invite all democrats in Gra-
dy county to work and vote with
us this fall that Waltonism and the
Shawnee platform may not become
enthroned in this state.
In our national affairs we en-
dorse Warren G. Harding and the
national republican administration,
realizing the serious and difficult
problems that are now confronting
the national government We pledge
him and his administration our
loyal support in his efforts to re-
store business and bring order from
the chaos Of the world war.
we commend Congressman L. NJ.
Gensman and pledge him our best
efforts to secure his reelection.
I'VE invite all good citizens in
this county to study the records Of
the men nominated by the republi-
cans for county offices. We be-
lieve that such study would reveal
that every man nominated for
county office by the republicans, is
a man of honor and integrity and
well-fitted to fill the office. he seeks.
I'VE condemn the present state
administration for using all the
patronage of the state to nominate
Walton We condemn the present
state administration for creating
hundreds of useless jobs to be filled
by incompetents.
I'VE especially condemn the state
banking department for is corrup-
tion and inefficiency."
The resolution was signed by I.
II. Dwyer, Mrs. W. w. Hollister and
C.i Schlotterbeck, the resolutions
committee
Thirty-six delegates to attend the
state convention being held in OK
lahoma City this afternoon were
elected at the county convention
All but few of these delegates
have announced their intention OF
attending the convention, g. Ed
Butler, county chairman of the re
publican party, said this morning
A number of other Grady county
republicans which We're not selected
as delegates expect to attend the
convention, he said.
Names of the 36 delegates were
announced as followings: Grady d.
Harris, Alex; Oscar Early, Amber;
Mrs. Bertha Pool, Amber; G. V.
Underwood. IMinco; Mrs. S. G. Nc
Adams, Minco; Mrs. H. l.. Hubble,
Minco; Mrs Joe Bird, Ninnekah; }.
O. Mooter, Tuttle; Mrs. V. I. Cana
way Tuttle; j. T. Patterson, Brad
ley; Tom Coyle Rush Springs,
Mrs. Fullerton. Rush Springs; Mrs.
"A. B. Meeting, Verden; Wylie Bry-
ant, Verden; George Thomas, Norge;
j. G. Peyton, Cement; ]. G. Spen-
Ger, Minco; Mrs. ]. NJ Coleman,
Minco; e. V. Cole Minco; f. X.
Dubois, Minco; Mrs. Chester Min.
ter Poccaset; ]. S. Brown, Chick
asha; w. ]. Smedley, Dutton; Rev
sha; Mrs. w. c. Cross, Chickasha,
Mrs w W. Hollister, Chickasha
Jonas Cook Chickasha; Myron
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