The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-10
CASE OF DAKOTA
I CITED BY FIELDS
Candidate Warns Oklaho-
mans Against Accept
ing Same Thing"
RUINED TWO STATES
Now Walton Is Prom@ing
What Dakota Leaguors
Promised Before Crash
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WATONGA, sept. John FicldS
republican candidate FOR governor
hoarse from his whirlwlnd cam
paign through the northwestern part
Of the state. spoke hore today 10
record crowd OF Blaine county cit
liens. mostly republicans because
this county iH one OF tho real X. .. y.
forts OF tho state. WatOng1 was clad
in her most gaudy colOrs ana every
section OF the county was repre-
aentcd IN the big republican Jubilee.
An ovation for Page.
While Fields carried Off tho speak
ing houors, great part OF tho c"lc.
bratlun had been planned for irving
Page. republican candidate FOR state
treasurer, who is a member OF the
Fields party Page has twice been
chosen by Blaine county citizens for
the watchdog OF thcir treasury ana
they are confident that he will be
elected 10 state job in the November
election.
Fields oud his party drove to Cam
ton. 20 miles northwest OF hero this
morning whore the cditor-cnndldatc
spoke TO crowd Of about four hum
drcd After his talk here this after
noon before a crowd Of about one
thousand the gubernatorlal candi-
datc ana mis- party lett Tor Guthrie.
Watonga citlzons met the Fields
party at Klngiishcr Friday night and
brought them TO the seat OF the
Blaine county government Fields
spoke TO crowd Of about one thou
sand at Kingfishcr The republican
nominee has been drawing record
crowds al all towns
Walton Man No Magnet.
Paul Nesbitt, who IL stumping this
section OF the state for Jack walton,
democratic candidate for governor.
spoke yesterday afternoon AZ King
fisher TO handful. according 20
KingfIsher citizens. Nesbitra crowd
numbered less than hundred and
he got very llttlc applause ana prac-
ucally no show OF enthusiasm. II Sc
said.
Fields, on the other hand, In all OF
the places where he has spoken has
been greeted with record crowds and
great displays OF enthusiasm. Re
ceptlons that were unlocked for and
many OF which surpassed the ex-
pectatlons OF the local leaders have
also been given the oditor-candi-
date at most OF his sioHa
Sentiment FOR l. da has been
strong In ,h's section or the state
ana tho northwestern section. Since
his announcement that he would be
q candidate II soems to be gaining
ground daily. Payne, pawnce and
klngflsher counties will all exceed
their normal republican malorltles
In November. according to leaders
there. Blaine county ls expected TO
turn out solldly behind Page and
this viii no doubt mean many more
votes for Fields.
Fields Generally Popular.
DR. W. l.. McWilllams OF Miami,
republican candidate for corporation
commissioner who has been with
the Fields party since leaving Wood
ward. has campaiBned pretty exten-
slvely at all of the stops made and
he says that sentiment for Fields 81
strong, not only among republicans
but among democrats. The doctor
makes no speeches but gets out and
does lot OF personal speech making
which In campaigns gone by has
proven highly effective. lie seems
TO be popular in all OF the territory
thus traversed.
In his talk here today Fields re-
iterated vi stand against tho radical
Shawnee platform, It's proposals for
a state bank. state mills, elevators,
Warehouses; ami stores.
We are against such propositions
because we have the experience OF
North Dakota as a guide he said.
"up there they had the state bank
and as a result the state Is In n hole
which will require 2 years TO get
out or The directors OF the bank
loaned themselves vast suma of state
money. The state mills, warehouses
ana stores also caused a big loss TO
the state. They promised 81 wheat
10 the farmer and cent loaf a.
the consumer. It can't be done and
and 1t wasn't done up there.
To-day In oklahoma the sam,
gang Is promising tho same things
II you people of Oklahoma want e
get in the same fix that North Da-
kota got into, II you want Ia give
this came gang OF money grabber,
who have so long MIXED this state
another chance at. your pockctbuoks
" you want TO bankrupt this state,
then vote for Jack walton. But ii
you want an honest, fair adminlstrn'
tion in which no person can get
money out OF the state treasury ex-
cept for necessary service and ma.
terials, honestly performed and
fully delivered, vote FOR me. IL you
want the state 10 clean up the guar.
anty bank fund, make good TO the
deposltors and get back on an open
road, vote for me and my associates
We promise Just these things, W,
stand for an honest state admins,
tration and / mean old fashioned
honesty. Because that In Just whal
we will do our best 20 give"
Fields also launched bolt at the
Robertson Walton gang which ne
charged was secretly cooperating
in al attempt 20 bamso0E!o the peu-
pie and hide the real issues
"smash that gang on the nose" he
urged