The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-14

called It might be well 10 also dig
Into this matter and find out the
details OF the transaction.
we Glncerely hope that your
stand will come to the benefit OF
the depositors Of tho bank and TO
render Justice IN general"
W. -. Humphreys. former state
corporation commissioner. now of
Tulsa: Opportunity for real serv-
Ice has come your way. stand pat.
Row your own boat Whatever you
accomplish will depend on your ef-
forts--the will TO do and To resist.
Congratulations and best wishes."
John a. Oilphant, Tulsa. II fully
!nacrse all you have said or done In
this bank failure and want TO say
TO you that wo are behind you In
everything you have done la this
naatter. am for Hepburn for gov
ornor on the republican ticket"
G. VI. Barnes. Loavenworth, Kan:
Go 10 Il, old boy. Good luck. Kind
regards"
ID. Koenig. Jr.. vice president
First State bank, iuola: "Congratu-
iations. Go to IL. We and every
other legitimate and honest state
banker admire your CUTS. You have
our backing and support. IL we may
be OF servee TO you let us know"
G. w. Burroughs, Henryetta: stay
with them. All the good people are
for you"
Mr.. and Mrs. j. VI. Garner, Henry
otta: "As democrats who voted for
you, not on account OF your poll
tics, but because we believed you TO
be the right man for the position.
we congratulate you on the stand
you have taken for upholdlng the
majesty Of the law In tho face OF
those who are ignoring II and we
hope to see the whole dovlish
scheme exposed TO the public
through the manly efforts or your
self and those who may have the
courage TO assist you in that direc-
ton"
j.. w. Russell. Henryetta: THAT
you are right cannot be doubted.
Nincty-five per cent OF the people In
and around Henryetta are with You
and will stand by you to the end.
The people arc not surprised at the
action or Judge Christopher as they
have felt for some time that he was
but the figurehead of some other
parties and that when IT, becomes
necessary to pull certain interests
from the fire he was but the tool and
did tho bidding OF his master. We
feel that Christopher should resign
and do II without delay Keep on
with your good work. Let justice be
done"
Fred c. Clark. Kansas city. Mo-:
Morning papers here carrying
nearly two columns on front page OF
your activities. You and your as
sociates are real he-men and good
people everywhere are grateful TO
you and wish you more power In
bringing all the scoundrels to JUS
ticc. Stay with them"
J. ]. Jones. Sapulpa; "say. mister,
stay with that crooked bunch now
known as the statchouse bunch. as
we win make you the next governor.
Hell, | don't mean what l said--I
should say we will make you gov.
ernor, for we have mono now, and
any man who designates himself as
Jim Robertson, governor of this
state. Just disgraces himself. You
are my kind of man, and | believe
YOU have the goods. and | sincerely
hope you will land some OF the
crooks where they belong. Go the
limit. and show them w all along
the line. In fact, just do your duty
the duty prescribed by the laws
and constitution of this state--and
the people will do their part by
YOU"
X. NJ. Rowe, president of the
Arkansas Valley State bank, Broken
Arrow; 81 wish to commend you
for the diligence you have mani
tested in investigating the affairs OF
the Bank of Commerce OF Okmul-
gee. am sure your efforts Will
meet with the approval of all law
abiding citizens. l regret that your
work has been hampered by the ac-
tlon o. Judge Christopher In dis
charging tho grand jury. | sincerely
trust. however, that you will continue
to fight for what you know Is right.
II at first you don't succeed, try,
try again."
Farmers state bank, Ripley, Okla;
Congratulations for stand in bank
case. Keep II up"
". II. Rankin, Sapulpa, Okla. :
'The vital question, Shall the law
stand or shall this state bo turned
over tn men who are not better than
anarchlsts?' believe that with
men like you on the job we shall be
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