LEGISLATIVE Rc .. cF~RENcE State Capit.oi D' i rectory

State Officers, First to Eleventh State Departments, with Individual Arrangement of Departments and Departmental Duties

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Object of Directory

T IS the purpose of this Directory to clearly set forth, in regular I order, all state departments, where the heads or directing officers are located within the State Capitol. Effort has been made to do this in such manner that the stranger can easily ascertain where to go, whom to see, and can directly accomplish the object of his visit, whether it be for the transaction of business or for the pur- pose of educational observation. The effect desired necessitated the greatest possible brevity and likewise adherence to the object to avoid confusion on the part of those who may not be acquainted with various branches of the state government. The State of Oklahoma issues an official directory, which carries with it much information concerning the state at large--very valuable to the student of state affairs. Much of this information is omitted from this Directory, for the very obvious reason that it is too voluminous for an edition intended for hasty examination and immediate use.

Much care has been taken that the departmental information be accurate and that whomsoever may see fit to scan its pages can easily ascertain the subject matter sought and be guided without incon- venience to the seeker of information or to others.

In order to facilitate this, a Telephone Directory is carried in the latter part of the Capitol Directory. Seekers of information rela- tive to institutions not quartered in the Capitol can call the Boards given over the Institutional List for information.

Lists of state officials since statehood are given, that the seeker of information may learn the connection from statehood day until the present time. CAPITOL PUBLICITY BUREAU. OKLAHOMA STATE CAPITOL DIRECTORY

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HE Oklahoma State Capitol building, with an excess of eleven cres of floor space, is among the finest capitol structures in the sisterhood of States, although the cost of the structure itself was only $1,500,000. The estimated value of the building and grounds is in excess of $4,500,000. At the time the Capitol was erected, a wave of economy prevailed in the State and Federal Judge Robert L. Williams was inducted into the office of Governor after the work of construction had been commenced by a Capitol Com- mission appointed by Governor . The commission con- sisted of ex-Senator Pat Goulding, Enid; Stephen Douglass, Ard- more, and William B. Anthony, Marlow. This commission was re- tained until the building was constructed, omission of the dome being forced by Governor Williams, working under the theory that the money appropriated could be used more advantageously in con- struction of the building proper.

Legislatures have appropriated various sums for ground improve- ments and the plan of the expert provides for very extensive sums for the beautification of the grounds. When these plans are com- pleted, Oklahoma will have one among the most beautiful Capitol sites in the Republic, and already the work has progressed suffi- ciently to make the State Capitol one of the objects of beauty within the State, and experts agree that the structure itself could not be reproduced for twice the sum expended in original construction. At the time it was occupied, 1917, the site was in the extreme north- eastern section of Oklahoma City, wholly surrounded by farm lands. Now building activities have expanded until the State Capitol is surrounded on three sides by beautiful residences, and that expan- sion indicates that the Capitol will soon be considered in the heart of a very beautiful residence section of the State's capital city. OKLAHOMA STATE CAPITOL DIRECTORY

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OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA OKLAHOMA STATE CAPITOL DIRECTORY State Ofllicials and Departmental Duties THE GOVERNOR State from Arkansas as a teacher in the Henry S. Johnston of Perry, Noble Hugo city schools, later being admitted County. Inaugurated January, 1927, for a to the bar and elected to the House of four-year term. Native of Indiana, where Representatives. He served a term as at- he spent his boyhood and early manhood, torney for Choctaw County and was later graduating in the law. Became a resident elected to the Senate in the district com- of Denver, Colo., coming to Perry, Okla., prised of McCurtain, Pushmataha and in 1893, when the famous Cherokee Strip Choctaw Counties. He was elected to a opening occurred. Governor Johnston, a second term in the Senate and was nomi- Northern Democrat, early became identi- nated for Lieutenant Governor in August, fied with his party and was a member of 1926, being elected in November. The the territorial legislature. He was elected Lieutenant Governor is one of the young- a member of the Constitutional Conven- er men in the more prominent official tion, which assembled in 1906, and was positions in the State, his rise to wide elected a member of the First State Sen- prominence having occurred within the ate, being chosen as the president pro past decade. tempore of that body. Following the ses- ~NN sion of the First legislative assembly, he was the Democratic nominee for Con- SECRETARY OF STATE gress in the old district, being defeated Graves Leeper, Sulphur, Murray Coun- by Byrd McGuire, Republican. Mr. John- ty. The Secretary is among the State's ston was later the nominee of his party most widely known citizens and never for Congress when Noble County became aspired to official position until after he annexed to the new Eighth congressional passed the age of 70 years. Mr. Leeper is district, being defeated by Richard Mor- a native of Missouri, although he removed gan, Republican. He served as attorney to Gainesville, Texas, more than a half for Noble County and became conspicu- century ago. Becoming connected with ous as a Masonic officer and lecturer. the business world, he was widely known Always active in political matters, he in the Indian Territory section of Okla- headed the successful division of the horn for a third of a century before State' Democratic party in 1926, receiving the hood. party nomination, and was elected in No- His connection with the lumber indus- vember by a majority of more than 40,000 try took him into many section of the votes. Governor Johnston is in his fifty- two territories, and it was not until he seventh year, the last thirty-four years had practically retired from that business being spent at Perry, unless one deduct that he became a citizen of Sulphur, one the year he has spent at the State Capitol of the State's best known health resorts. as Chief Executive. Mr. Leeper is one of the State's best Two other state officials come under known after-dinner oratorg and his long the office of Chief ExecutiveuPardon and association and wide activities in the Parole, J. W. Mansull of Hobart; Budget Southwest brought him favorable distinc- Officer, Ben F. Harrison of Calvin. The tion many years prior to the time he latter was a member of the Constitutional formed the ambition to become a member Convention, of several legislative sessions of the State's official family. Unassuming and was the second elected Secretary of and apparently without selfish ambition, State. Mr. Leeper was among the State notables many years before he appeared as an aspirant for official position. LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR The Secretary of State is the official custodian of all important State papers William J. Holloway, formerly of Hugo, and he must authenticate the official acts Choctaw County, now a resident of Okla- of the Governor. The office must also homa City. Mr. Holloway came to the keep a record of all domestic and foreign 6 OKLAHOMA STATE CAPITOL DIRECTORY

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corporations within the State, issuing ar- terial, can also become executive and the ticles of incorporation to the former and State Auditor has the authority to deny permission to transact business to the any claim against the State until he has latter. In fact, all of the more important been authorized by the high court to pay State papers are on file in the office of the the same. Secretary, such officer keeping the deeds of record, contracts, files, etc., necessary for the general conduct of State business, ATTORNEY GENERAL always attesting the signature of the Edwin A. Dabney, Altus. Mr. Dabney Governor with the Great Seal of State, is serving his first term as Attorney Gen- the Secretary being the custodian of that eral, but he served four years under for- important instrument. mer Attorney General Short as first Because of the various file records the assistant. He was a member of the Legis- Secretary is required to keep, the office lature from Jackson County, and for occupies much space. Under the Okla- many years was a practicing attorney at homa laws much of the recording is paid Altus, county seat of Jackson. Mr. Dab- in fees, and while the Secretary of State ney is a native Texan, but has spent prac- maintains a large clerical force, at an ex- tically his mature life in Oklahoma, and pense of a trifle more than ~;23,000 per he has been identified as an active Demo- annum, the gross fees amount to approxi- crat from the time he came to Oklahoma. mately $200,000 per annum. The duties of the Attorney General are numerous, he being the chief law officer of the State, and an opinion from his STATE AUDITOR office is the law until such time as the Supreme Court renders an adverse opin- Albert Sydney Johnston Shaw, Altus, Ion. He appears in any case where the Jackson County. Mr. Shaw is a veteran State is interested and must defend the in State service. Coming as one of the State officials in all causes of action; like- leading business men of Altus to become wise, at the direction of the Governor, secretary of the State School Land Com- he may be directed to appear in cases mission in 1919, he served four years in throughout the State. He investigates that capacity, being nominated and elect- county and other municipal officials and ed State Treasurer in 1922. At the expira- must appear in other States and in the tion of his four-year term as Treasurer. Federal courts in behalf of the State. The he was the successful Democratic aspir- office has ten assistant Attorneys General. ant for the nomination as Auditor, and Within the last year more than 1,000 was swept into office by a large majority cases have been tried by the office and in November, 1926. 336 bond issues have been passed upon The office of Auditor carries three divi- by the department. sions-administrative, accounting and special tax collection. The first checks and audits all claims against the State, STATE TREASURER recording all fiscal transactions of the Colonel R. A. Sneed, Lawton, incum- State. The second records all receipts and bent. Colonel Sneed is one among the disbursements of the State, including all very picturesque characters of Oklahoma, State institutions, and issues vouchers and has been one of its prominent citizens and warrants for claims against the State. for so long that his name is known to The special tax division of the Aud- every citizen of the State. He enlisted in itor's office is the big vein through which the Confederate army from Mississippi money flows into the State. Through this when he was but 16 years of age, and for department the Gross Production Tax, more than sixty years has led an active Gasoline Tax, Inheritance Tax and all life, prominent and courageously aggres- other special taxes find their way into the sive for sound government. He came to State funds, as provided by legislative what is now Oklahoma more than forty enactment. During 1927 $14,000,000 will year~ ago, and has been a merchant and flow into the State coffers by reason of official, serving in many capacities. He the Auditor's office in chief. was a county official in Comanche County By a Supreme Court decision, the office in the early days of that municipality. of Auditor, originally intended as minis- Later he was made superintendent of the 8 OKLAHOMA STATE CAPITOL DIRECTORY

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DIRECTORS E. L. Bozarth, Treasurer W. T. Hales, President J. W. Teter George L. Cooki J. H. Everest, Counselor C. F. Colcord, Vice-President R. M. Howard R.J. Edwards A. Weisman, Secretary R. O. Brewer, Second Vice-Pres. Dr. Joseph Blatt W.S. Bulkley J. W. Everest, Asst. Sec'y THE LOCAL BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Authorized Capital $ 59,000,000.00 Association Building, First and Robinson Organized October 1, 1908 Phones: Walnut 1146, 1147, 1148, 1149 OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA

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Platt National Park at Sulphur and left man of the State for years, but is com- that position to become superintendent of paratively a new figure in State affairs. the Confederate pension fund at the State The department is far-reaching in im- Capitol. He was nominated and elected portance, because of the fact that its re- Secretary of State in 1922, and in 1926 was nominated and elected State Treas- ports on State officials must be made and urer. Few men of Oklahoma have a wider its authority to make such investigations acquaintance than Colonel Sneed and at will is mandatory. Being purely a none can righteously boast of more sin- bureau of investigation into all of the cere and admiring friends. departments of State (other municipal The State Treasurer is the custodian subdivisions if ordered), the State Exam- of all State funds and the office requires iner and Inspector's authority calls for the most careful handling of all accounts. intimate relations with all departments of In addition, all matters pertaining to State government, and he is a member of State bonds and other fiscal matters must the State Board of Equalization. be kept of record in that office. Because of its peculiar business demands, the office receives less political attention than the majority of State offices, and yet the COMMISSIONER OF LABOR proper conduct demands as careful detail W. A. Pat Murphy, incumbent. Mr. to strict duty as any of the great State Murphy was connected with the Labor departments. Department several years prior to his election to that position in 1926. He has been associated with labor movements SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC practically all of his life. INSTRUCTION The Labor Department has four sepa- John S. Vaughan, Durant, incumbent. rate bureaus and one subsidiary depart- Mr. Vaughan is an appointee of Gover- ment, viz." Bureau of Factory Inspection, nor Johnston, succeeding Superintendent Bureau of Boiler Inspection, Bureau of Mel Nash, who resigned to become the Labor Statistics and Bureau of Free Em- president of the Women's College at ployment, and Bureau of Arbitration and Chickasha. With the exception of a four- Conciliation, this latter being almost a year term in the Senate from the district separate department, the Commissioner comprised of Johnston and Marshall of Labor and his chief assistant being Counties, he has spent his mature life in chairman and secretary by virtue of their the school work, and had charge of the respective offices. Three members of this school survey conducted during the ad- Board are appointed by the Labor Com- ministration of Governor J. B. A. Rob- missioner and three by the Governor, all ertson. to be approved by the State Senate. Its The State Superintendent has super- duties are to attempt adjustment of all vision over the schools of the State, ex- labor disputes, having jurisdiction only cept in such State schools as are provided whenever more than twenty-five em- over by boards or regents as provided for ployes are involved in the dispute. by acts of the Legislature. The number of scholastics under this supervision had almost doubled since the beginning of COMMISSIONER OF CHARITIES Statehood and the number of teachers AND CORRECTIONS had almost quadrupled. Standardization Mabel Bassett, Sapulpa, incumbent. of the rural schools has been accom- Mrs. Bassett is serving her second term plished.within the last two years, regard- in this office. Prior to her election in 1922 ed by educators as the greatest accom- she had been connected with similar work plishment of this department. in Creek County, and she was among the first, women of the State to become tre- mendously interested in politics. STATE EXAMINER AND INSPECTOR The duties of the Commissioner are various, carrying the right of inspection John Rogers, Oklahoma City, incum- of all prisons, reformatories, schools and bent. Mr. Rogers has been a business infirmaries all institutions which derive 10 OKLAHOMA STATE CAPITOL DIRECTORY

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all or a part of their support from the requires that all county excise boards State or any subdivision thereof. The shall provide at least $250 annually for Commissioner reports the results of such the holding of county and township poul- investigations and opinions relative to try shows, and these enterprises have conditions to the Governor, who can take been given wide attention since adoption such action as is deemed necessary. of the law. The State's Agricultural Department works in harmony with the United States STATE BOARD OF AGRICULTURE Department of Agriculture and many of the reports are issued jointly by the State Harry B' Cordell, Manitou, incumbent. and national bureaus. Mr. Cordell was a member of the Okla- homa Legislature many years, serving continuously in the House and Senate CORPORATION COMMISSION from 1911 until 1927, when he became the head of this department. He has been ac- (Three elective members for six- tive in Oklahoma public affairs since year terms) 1901, coming from Hot Springs, Ark., to Fred Capshaw, Oklahoma City, chair- the opening of the Comanche Indian man; Frank C. Carter, Oklahoma City, country. senior member;Charles C. Childers, Ok- The Board of Agriculture is among the lahoma City, junior member. largest of the State departments and, in Chairman Capshaw has spent the major addition to Chairman Cordell, there are portion of his life in Oklahoma and has four members appointed by the Governor. been interested in public affairs since They are George A. Van Noy, Tisho- even before his graduation from the State mingo; R. B. Parks, Spaulding; L. S. University. He is an affable but very Clinkenbeard, Alva; Mrs. Ferne E. King, aggressive official, energetic in carrying Kingfisher. The secretary is Ed L. Speairs out the duties of the Commission, which of Durant. very probably reach out in more direc- The Board has charge of the Agricul- tions than is true of any other State de- tural and Mechanical College at Still- partment, excepting only that of Gover- water, and the secondary branches locat- nor, whose duties require attention to all ed at Warner, Lawton, Goodwell and branches of the government of State. Tishomingo. It has control over the pre- Frank Carter is one of the State's vention of contagious diseases in animals, picturesque characters and he has been control over all seeds and orchard stocks in public life longer than most men. A and general charge over all State efforts pioneer peace officer in Southwestern to advance agriculture. It requires a force Oklahoma, he served as Sheriff of Till- in the office and in the field of 260 men man County, was four years in the Aud- and women, that force having been de- itor's office when Congressman E. B. partmentalized into many subdivisions, Howard of Tulsa was Auditor. Carter such as Feed and Fertilizer Bureau, Sta- was then elected Auditor and served four tistical Bureau, Dairy Bureau, Bee Bu- years in that capacity. In 1923 he be- reau, Pure Seed Bureau, Livestock came a member of the Corporation Com- Bureau, Veterinary Bureau, Grain In- mission, of which he has been chairman. spection Bureau, Cotton Inspection Bu- C. C. Childers is another of the State reau, Boys and Girls' Club Contests. elective officials with a long public career, The Board of Agriculture also has a serving in the Legislature, was for a short department authorized by the Legislature time secretary of the Senate, later served known as the State Warehouse Commis- as head of the institute for the feeble- sion. President Cordell is the Warehouse minded at Enid, succeeding Frank Carter Commissioner, and the commission has as Auditor in 1923. He was nominated supervision over the bonded warehouses and elected Corporation Commissioner in of the State where farm products are 1926, assuming his duties the following stored in large quantities, especially January. wheat and Indian corn. The Constitution made the Corporation The Poultry and Egg Show Depart° Commission supervisor of many depart- ment of the Board of Agriculture is car- ments and succeeding legislative sessions ried on under a state statute, which have added many more. The Commission 12 OKLAHOMA STATE CAPITOL DIRECTORY

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has authority as a court to pass on many nominating district, but all elected by the questions, appeal to be taken to the Su- State at large. At various times the Leg-i preme Court. It maintains a Legal De- islature has made provision for appoin- partment, Railroad Rate and Traffic Bu- tive members, known as the Supreme reau. Bureau of Accounts, Gas and Elec- Court Commission, the last commission, trical Engineer, Chief Engineers' Bureau, hav.ing been created by the Act of 1927,!i Telegraph and Telephone Bureau, Motor with nine members, appointed for a four- Bus Bureau, Corporation Bureau, Cotton year term. The Supreme Court members: Gin Bureau, Oil and Gas Conservation are elected for six-year terms, three being Bureau (itself divided into subdivisions). elected every two years. The Justices are The Corporation Commission is com- all elected with the same power, theil pelled to keep quite a field force and the Court electing the Chief justice for a one,. entire list of employes compares with that year term. The present Chief Justice is of the State Board of Agriculture. The Fred P. Branson, Muskogee, of the cost is covered by annual appropriations, Seventh nominating district. Justice that for the present year being set at B ranson has been very prominent in ~230,000. State affairs, being a member of the First Legislature, later chairman of the Demo -~ cratic State Committee, after which he: INSURANCE COMMISSIONER was County Attorney and District Judge.i Jess G. Read, Hobart, incumbent. Mr. He wds elected a member of the Supreme! Read was among the early political lead- Court in 1922. ers to come out of the southwest part of The other Justices in district number the State following Statehood. He served order are Charles W. Mason (vice Chief ~ as a clerk for a time during the Williams Justice), Nowata; E. F. Lester, Wilbur- gubernatorial regime, but returned to ton; James I. Phelps,' Oklahoma City; Hobart. He was first appointed to the John B. Harrison, Sayre; Robert Hefner, department, but was elected for a full Ardmore; Albert C. Hunt, Tulsa; J. W.! term in 1926. Clark, Atoka; Fletcher Riley, Lawton. The department is charged with exe- The Supreme Court Commission has cuting all statutes relative to insurance of the following membership: Crawford D. whatsoever kind in the State. License Bennett, presiding Commissioner over from the Commissioner must be obtained both divisions, and Houston B. Tehee, by all companies writing insurance within L. V. Reid, Earl Foster and Arthur the State. Leach. First Division; J. A. Diffendaffer, A. L. Herr, A. L. Jeffrey and W. C. Hall, Second Division. CHIEF MINE INSPECTOR Miller D. Hay, Muskogee, incumbent. Mr. Hay has been identified with the min- CRIMINAL COURT OF APPEALS ing district for many years. His depart- ment is subdivided into four districts, The Criminal Court of Appeals was each with a district inspector. They are" created by the First Legislature, as pro- First District, Robert Brown, Coalgate; vided for in the Constitution. The Court Second District, W. C. Roberts, Hart- has appeal jurisdiction in all criminal shorne ; Third District, W. R. Rutherford, cases, the membership restricted to three, Drumright; Fourth District, Riley Clark, the State being divided into three nomi- Picher. James R. Ballard is chief clerk, nating districts--Northern, Eastern and but his office is located at McAlester. Southern. The jurists are elected for six The Inspector and his assistants have years, one being nominated each bien- jurisdiction to inspect all mining proper- nium. ties within the State and authority to Thomas H. Doyle of Oklahoma City order such changes and make such regu- represents the Northern district and is lations as deemed requisite for the safety the present presiding Justice. He has of those employed. been a member of the Court since its cre- ation, was a member of the Territorial Legislature and had been very active in THE SUPREME COURT Oklahoma Territory affairs for many The State Supreme Court is comprised years prior to Statehood. Very few men of nine members, each from a separate in Oklahoma have been in public life 14 OKLAHOMA STATE CAPITOL DIRECTORY

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longer than Justice Doyle and none has Tenth District, Hal Johnson (Republi- been more prominent, can), Shawnee; Eleventh District, Chas. James S. Davenport is the member C. Smith (Democrat), Guthrie; Twelfth from the Eastern district, his home being District, Claude Duval (Democrat), New- Vinita. He was a member of Congress kirk; Thirteenth District, George W. for several years and had been connected Clark (Democrat), Oklahoma City;Wiley with Cherokee politics before the white Jones (Democrat), Oklahoma City; Luc- man had succeeded to authority in the ius Babcock (Democrat), E1 Reno; Tom land of the Five Civilized Tribes. He is G. Chambers (Democrat), Oklahoma the junior member of the Court. City; Sam Hooker (Democrat), Okla- Thomas A. Edwards of Cordell is the homa City;Fourteenth District, Tom L. Justice from the Southern district. Prior Pace (Democrat), Purcell; W. G. Long to his election to the Criminal Court of (Democrat), Sulphur; Fifteenth District, Appeals he had been a District Judge. He Will Linn (Democrat), Chickasha; M. was elected to his present position in W. Pugh (Democrat), Marlow; Sixteenth 1924. District, E. L. Richardson (Democrat), N N N Lawton ; Seventeenth District, E. L. Mit- chell (Democrat), Clinton; Eighteenth CLERK OF SUPREME AND District, T. P. Clay (Democrat), Man- CRIMINAL COURTS gum; Nineteenth District, Arthur G. Sut- Mrs. Jessie E. Moore, Oklahoma City, ton (Republican), Alva; Twentieth Dis- incumbent. Mrs. Moore was for many trict, Charles Swindall (Republican), years a subordinate in the office she now Woodward; James B. Cullison (Republi- fills, but had been assistant in the office can), Enid; Twenty-first District, Luther of Charities and Corrections when nomi- James (Democrat), Tulsa; Edwin R. Mc- nated for the position. The clerk keeps Neill (Democrat), Pawnee; Robert D. the record of the two high appeals courts Hudson (Democrat), Tulsa; John Lad- and by virtue of the office is ex-officio her (Democrat), Tulsa; Twenty-second secretary of the State Bar Commission. District, John L. Norman (Democrat), N N N Okemah ; Fred A. Speakman (Democrat), Sapulpa; James M. Hayes (Democrat), DISTRICT JUDGES Okmulgee; Thomas S. Harris (Demo- crat), Sapulpa ; Twenty-third District, Ad There are thirty-one judicial districts V. Coppedge (Democrat), Grove; Twen- in the state, with forty-seven elected ty-fourth District, J. J. Worton (Demo- judges. These officials, of course, do not have offices at the State Capitol building, crat~, Pawhuska; Twenty-fifth District, Frank Mathews (Democrat), Altus; but they are State officials, although Twenty-sixth District, P. L. Gassaway nominated and elected by districts. By (Democrat), Atoka; Twenty- seventh name, number and political affiliation, District, E. L. Welch (Democrat), Ant- they are herewith given, the District lers; George T. Arnett (Democrat), Ida- Judges mentioned as Republicans being bel; Twenty-eighth District, J. j. Smith the only elected State officers of that po- (Democrat), Miami; Thirtieth District, • litical faith" John R. Charlton (Democrat), Bartles- First District, J. T. Parks (Demo- ville; Thirty-first District, F. Hiner Dale crat), Tahlequah ; Second District, (!)emocrat) Guymon. Wayne W. Bayless (Democrat), Clare- more; Third District, E. A. Summers ~N~ (Democrat), Wagoner; Enloe V. Vernor (Democrat), Muskogee; W. J. Crump COMMISSIONERS OF THE LAND (Democrat), Muskogee; Fourth District, OFFICE Harve L. Melton (Democrat), Eufauia; This is an ex-officio commission, corn- Fifth District, D. C. McCurtain (Demo- prised of the Governor, Secretary of crat), Poteau; Sixth District, Porter State, president of the Board of Agricul- Newman (Democrat), Durant; Seventh ture, Auditor and Superintendent of Pub- District, Orel Busby (Democrat), Ada; lic Instruction. W. A. Durant is the Eighth District, Asa E. Walden (Demo- Board secretary. The duties are to ad- crat), Marietta; John B. Ogden (Demo- minister all matters pertaining to the crat), Ardmore; Ninth District, George State school lands, !end the money and C. Crump (Democrat), HoIdenville; make leases for minerals. These State 16 OKLAHOMA STATE CAPITOL DIRECTORY

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school lands are assigned for the common the National Guard he aided in organiz- schools as well as the higher educational ing. It is a different Guard to that he institutions, and the money obtained is joined in the long ago, now having al- divided into the separate funds as provid- most 5,000 enlisted men, well organized ed either by statute or the organic law and equipped. of the State. The estimated value of the lands held and for unpaid money on that sold at the STATE BOARD OF PUBLIC end of the fiscal year 1927 was a trifle AFFAIRS less than $95,000,000. This Board of three members appoint- ed by the Governor, only two of whom can belong to any one political party, is STATE INSURANCE BOARD the big spoke in business affairs of State This has general supervision over reci- .government. In fact, it does the purchas- procal insurance in the State, being com- ang of almost everything secured by the prised of the State Insurance Commis- State, and is the director of almost every sioner, the State Fire Marshal and a sec- State institution, in that all supplies must retary. A. L. Roark of Pawhuska is the be obtained bv its order. Only the State secretary and third member of the Board. Fish and Game Department and the agri- cultural schools controlled by the State :~NN Board of Agriculture are excluded from STATE INDUSTRIAL COMMISSION the great power of the Board of Affairs. The Board is comprised of Gus Wol- The Commission consists of three ap- lard (chairman), Perry; Roy Coppock pointive members, at present comprised (Republican), Gate, and J. Robert Gil- of L. B. Kyle, Wilburton, chairman; Mrs. iiam, Ardmore. F. L. Roblin and G. T. Bryan, both of The State's great building program is Oklahoma City. also carried on under direction and con- The duties of the Board are to adminis- trol of the Board of Affairs, and the vol- ter the Workmen's Compensation law, ume of business which daily passes and is therefore of a semi-judicial nature. through that department amounts to tre- The Commission was created in 1915 and mendous proportions. has grown to be one among the largest NMI in number of employes at the State Cap- itol. DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS While this department has been in offi- STATE MARKET COMMISSION cial existence for more than twelve years, This is a comparatively new bureau the early legislative acts provided small and is comprised of the Governor, presi- means and even lesser authority for ac- dent of the State Board of Agriculture tion. Four years ago a commission of and the director of the Extension Divi- three members was created and active sion of the Agricultural and Mechanical road building commenced. The act of College at Stillwater. L. L. West of 1927 gave the Commission five members, Hydro is the secretary. It co-operates composed of the following" with the United States Board of Agricul- Henry W. Leininger, chairman, Law- ture, the latter furnishing bulletins and ton; J. G. Parker, vice chairman (Repub- radio reports to the growers of the State. lican), Enid; W. G. Jones (Republican), Westville; C. D. Carter, Ardmore; Jesse ~NN Bunch, Centrahoma. Clark Mandigo is engineer and R. L. Seman of Okmulgee is ADJUTANT GENERAL secretary. Charles F. Barrett, Oklahoma City, in- The Commission has great authority cumbent. General Barrett has been a fig- and can work with Federal and county ure in Oklahoma affairs since the earliest appropriations for the building and main- days of Oklahoma Territory and since tenance of highways. Many miles of per- the Statehood union of the two terri- manent roads have been constructed and tories. A newspaper editor for years, later tremendous projects are now in process a member of the from of construction. Funds are secured from Shawnee, finally to become the head of a special tax on gasoline and on revenues 18 OKLAHOMA STATE CAPITOL DIRECTORy

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derived from automobile taxes. The pres- his home, although his long tenure of etat rate of income is approximately office has caused him to be commonly ac- $7,500,000 per annum and the State's cepted as a resident of Oklahoma City. share of the Federal appropriation is $1,752,ooo. OKLAHOMA GEOLOGICAL SUR- STATE GAME AND FISH DEPART- VEY (Offices at Norman) MENT Charles N. Gould is director. The offices Ray O. Weems, State Fish and Game are maintained at the geology building, Warden, Capitol Building. In addition to State University, and the survey admin- the warden, there are three commission- istered by the Board of Regents of the ers, M. H. Shepard, Chickasha, chair- University. The purpose is for study of man; O. P. Slack, vice chairman, Atoka; the geological formations of the State and Sam H. Harris, secretary, Oklahoma bulletins are issued similar to those by City. the Federal Survey at Washington. The State Game and Fish Department operates under a special law which gives it full control over the game in the State. STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION It operates fish hatcheries and game pre- State Superintendent John Vaughan, serves in widely scattered sections of Ok- president. Members: J. L. Newland, lahoma. It is not maintained by legisla- Frederick; J. R. Holmes, Sapulpa; J. M. tive appropriation, the funds being se- Sandlin, Duncan; Ethel Cardiff, Tulsa; cured by license fees over which the Forney Hutchinson, Oklahoma City; Commission has full control. There is a Bertha M. Truitt, Enid. Marshall W. small game farm in Osage County and a Gregory is secretary. great game preserve in McCurtain; Bry- The Board of Education has charge of an, Cherokee, LeFlore and Comanche the State's six normal schools, School for Counties each has a fish hatchery, and the Blind at Muskogee and the Deaf another large game preserve is located in School at Sulphur. Latimer County. Properties under direction of the Com- mission have been developed into great STATE BOARD OF EQUALIZATION value and propagation of game has re- ceived more than usual attention for This is an ex-officio board comprised many years. of the Governor, Secretary of State, Aud- itor, Treasurer, Attorney General, Exam- iner and Inspector and president of the STATE ELECTION BOARD Board of Agriculture. It fixes the amount of the State levy, adjusts county assess- W. C. McAlister, secretary, and also ments and fixes the valuations of all pub- secretary of the State Senate. The other lic service corporations. two members are appointed by the Gov- ernor. Breck Moss of Oklahoma City is ~NN chairman, and N. D. Welty, Bartlesville, is the Republican member of the Board, STATE ISSUES COMMISSION the law requiring that not more than two Homer S. Hurst, secretary. The three shall be members of any one political commissioners are State Bank Commis- party. sioner C. Graves Shull, State Auditor A. The Board has authority to conduct all S. J. Shaw and Secretary of State Graves State elections, and because of its control Leeper. The Commission has authority over the State election machinery is to issue permits to those desiring to sell among the best known of all govern- speculative securities. mental agencies. The records and files NNN of the office contain a complete history of all State elections in Oklahoma. OKLAHOMA LIBRARY COMMIS- Secretary McAlister has been connect- SION ed with State affairs since the beginning This Commission is maintained for the of Statehood and was for eight years a purpose of aiding in the estab!ishment of member of the State Senate from Hugo, libraries and collaborates with the United 20 OKLAHOMA STATE CAPITOL DIRECTORY

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States Educational and Vocational C. K. Dawson, Ponca City, and T. M. Boards. Taylor, Perry. The Board has authority State Superintendent John S. Vaughan over issuance of charters for State banks. is president. Other members are Mrs. Lou Esther Waldrep, Shawnee; R. T. Blackburn, Ada; Jesse L. Rader, Nor- STATE FIRE MARSHAL man; Mrs. Raymond Tolbert, Oklahoma City. The secretary is Mrs. J. R. Dale. C.R. O'Neal, Oklahoma City, Marshal. This department was created for the pur- pose of fire prevention and the Marshal is SOLDIERS' RELIEF COMMISSION also a member of the State Insurance Commission. Records of fires and their J. E. Criswell, chairman, Muskogee; M. origin in the State are kept in the office. R. Harrison, vice chairman, Claremore; ~.~ H. P. Lorenz, secretary, Enid. Created for the purpose of erecting and maintain- ing hospitals for the soldiers. They are STATE MINING BOARD appointed by the Governor from names This Board is to examine certificate of submitted by the American Legion. competency relative to mining positions. H. L. Reagan of Coalgate is chairman; Carl McAlpine, Haileyville, secretary. DEPARTMENT of PUBLIC HEALTH Other members are Charley Cummings, Dr. O. O. Hammonds, Okmulgee, su- Schulter; James Jones, Coalgate, and perintendent. This is one of the large Alex Todd, Poteau. State departments and is subdivided into nine bureaus~Public Health Education; Diagnostic Laboratory; Venereal Dis- BOARD OF VOCATIONAL EDUCA- eases ; Rural Sanitation ; Vital Statistics ; TION Epidemiology, and Maternity and !n- This is another ex-officio board of fancy. which State Superintendent John Vaugh- an is head. Other members are Harry B. Cordell, president of the Board of Agri- OKLAHOMA HISTORICAL SO- culture; Bradford Knapp, president of CIETY, Inc. the A. & M. College; W. B. Bizzell, presi- This private corporation is connected dent of the State University. Miss Flor- with the State by legislative enactment. ence Neff is secretary and also a member Joseph B. Thoburn is the curator and in of the Board. charge of the offices at the State Capitol. The duties are to promote vocational C. F. Colcord of Oklahoma City is presi- education and the Board works in con- dent and Justice Thomas H. Doyle and fortuity with the Federal statutes provid- Judge Phil D. Brewer of Oklahoma City ing funds for that purpose. are vice presidents. Mrs. Jesse E. Moore, clerk of the Supreme Court, is treasurer. The Society has an extensive collection STATE REPORTER of historical documents, some of them of Howard Parker, Oklahoma City, Re- great value, many going back into the porter. The office publishes the reports very earliest periods of history. of the Supreme Court and Criminal Court of Appeals. STATE BANK COMMISSIONER C. Graves Shul|, Hugo. The Commis- STATE LIBRARY sioner is appointed by the Governor, hav- Miles W. Judge, Librarian. The Library ing supervision over the State banks, and contains all State reports, including the by virtue of his office is head of the State Territories and the Provinces of Canada, Banking Board. together with United States reports.

STATE BANKING BOARD STATE BAR COMMISSION C. Graves Shull, Hugo, chairman. The State Bar Commission is for the Other members" H. H. Reaves, Gould; purpose of examining applicants for ad- 22 OKLAHOMA STATE CAPITOL DIRECTORY

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mission to the bar. Mrs. Jessie E. Moore, tained from the applicants. Leonard H. secretary of the Supreme Court, is the Bailey of Oklahoma City is chairman. secretary. The Commission is comprised Other members are F. W. Redlick, Tulsa; of H. E. Potterf, Ardmore ; John Caruth- Leon B. Feltner, Okmulgee, and Roy ers, Okmulgee; W. J. Horton, McAles- Shaw, Enid. ter, P. R. Wise, Sayre; Sam L. Willhite, NNN Anadarko; F. L. Fogg, E1 Reno; H. L. Danner, Oklahoma City; W. C. Hall, FOREST COMMISSION Holdenville; Joe Chambers, Tulsa; H. C. This Board is for the purpose of fur- Farrell, Bartlesville; Ray McNaughton, thering forestration and reforestration. It Miami. is headed by Harry Cordell, president of ~.'NN the State Board of Agriculture. Other BUILDING AND LOAN BOARD members are President Bradford Knapp of the A. & M. College; John Easley, C. Graves Shull, chairman; John F. Ardmore; J. M. Craig, Idabel, and Mrs. Mahr, supervisor. Members: C. C. Rob- I. L. Huff, Sapulpa. erts, Tulsa; E. P. Scott, Pawhuska; W. R. McWilliams, Oklahoma City. The ~NN Board has supervision over all domestic COMMISSION OF DRAINAGE AND and foreign building and loan associa- IRRIGATION tions operating within the State. Tom C. Harrill, Wagoner, chairman; NNN Frank L. Vaughan, Woodward, and B. F. COMMISSION FOR ADULT BLIND Davis, Wewoka, members, Mr. Davis be- ing secretary. Mrs. Lillie Milam, Oklahoma City, sec- The object of the Commission is to retary. Members: P. C. Slack, Edmond; study State flood control and such irriga- Mrs. Jessie Barker, E1 Reno. tion and water power projects as may be This is a bureau for the purpose of as- deemed advisable. certaining the names of adult blind with- in the State and to provide vocational NNN training for them. BOARD OF MANAGERS OF ELEE- ~NN MOSYNARY INSTITUTIONS BUREAU OF CRIMINAL IDENTIFI- The Board was created by an act of CATION the Legislature, 1919, providing for two managers to be appointed to act with the C. J. Worley, Superintendent. The Bu- reau is independent of municipal subdivi- three members of the State Board of sion police and sheriffs, but works in con- Affairs to control certain State institu- junction with them, and moves at the tions. Succeeding Legislatures failed to direction of the Governor. appropriate for such expenditures, there- fore the Board of Affairs has absolute control over the following State institu- tions: SOLDIERS' MEMORIAL HOSPITAL State Training School for White Boys, Governor Johnston, General Roy V. Pauls Valley; Industrial School for Hoffman, Oklahoma City; George F. White Girls, Tecumseh; Whitaker Home Southard, Enid; Charles Evans and Mrs. for White Girls, Pryor; West Oklahoma Thomas H. Owen of Oklahoma City. Home for White Girls, Helena; Training The Board is for the purpose of aiding School for Colored Boys, Boley; Training in the erection of a proper memorial for School for Colored Girls, Taft; Deaf, soldiers who lost their lives in the World Blind and Orphans' Home for Colored, War. Taft.

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Oklahoma City, and Ethel Hopkins, of the A. & M. College constitute the Guthrie. Board: Dr. C. T. Dowall, dean of Agri- culture Department;W.T. Blizzard, head of Department of Animal Husbandry; C. FREE FAIR ASSOCIATION H. McElroy, dean of School of Science DIRECTORS and Literature. President Harry B. Cordell of the Board of Agriculture ;Theo A. Lipscomb, Muskogee; A. L. Churchill, Vinita; J. H. BOARD OF DENTAL EXAMINERS McDonald, Muskogee, and J. A. Law- This is another Board maintained by rence, Tahlequah. The Board has control fees and it regulates the practice of dent- over the Free State Fair at Muskogee istry. The members are W. R. Williams, and expenses are paid by that institution. Durant; L. M. Doss, Oklahoma City; Charles A. Furrow, Tulsa; Fred Sparks, Ponca City; Charles L. Berry, Tulsa; C. STATE BOARD OF EMBALMERS A. Hess, Idabel, and F. E. Sanger, Yukon. This Board regulates the practice of embalming. The members are Ed L. Hahn, Oklahoma City; O. L. Calloway, BOARD OF CHIROPRACTIC Laverne, and George D. Stanley, Tulsa. EXAMINERS Another fee board for the purpose of regulating the practice of chiropractic. STATE BOARD OF MEDICAL The members are Dr. Curtis J. Lee, Okla- EXAMINERS homa City; Dr. Henry Gallagher, Guth- This Board examines applicants for the rie, and Dr. C. Sterling Cooley, Tulsa. practice of medicine. The members are H. C. Weber, Bartlesville; Harper Wright, Grandfield; W. P. Fite, Musko- STATE BOARD OF PHARMACY gee; J. M. Byrum, Shawnee; William T. This is another fee-maintained board, Ray, Gould; D. M. Miller, Blackwell, and with the duty of regulating pharmacy. L. E. Emanuel, Chickasha. The Board consists of W. Perry Free- man, Washington, president; Paul W. Moomaw, Okemah, vice president; Clar- BOARD OF OSTEOPATHIC ence M. Anderson, Oklahoma City, sec- retary; Ted M. Tether, Pauls Valley, EXAMINERS treasurer, and Tom L. Frame, Ardmore. This Board controls examinations of those desiring to practice osteopathy. The members are H. C. Montague, Mus- BOARD OF ACCOUNTANCY kogee; J. A. Price, Oklahoma City, and W'. O. Pool, Wynnewood. State Examiner and Inspector Rogers and Attorney General Edwin Dabney are members of this Board by virtue of their offices, and the appointee member is BOARD OF VETERINARY Homer Hammonds of Oklahoma City. EXAMINERS The duty of the Board is to examine all John T. Wilson, Pawnee; O. E. Robin- applicants for license as public account- son, Bixby; J. E. McPherson, Tulsa; ants. Walter H. Martin, El Reno, and W. W. Bowman, Frederick. The Board has gen- eral veterinarial supervision and is main- BOARD OF OPTOMETRY tained by fees. F. E. Russell, Altus, and j. R. McCrory constitute the Board, which regulates the practice of optometry. LIVESTOCK REGISTRY BOARD This Board has supervision over enroll- ment of stallions and jacks which stand PETROLEUM EXPERIMENT STA- for public service and its headquarters TION (Located at BartlesviUe) are at Stillwater. The following heads N. A. C. Smith, Superintendent. The 26 OKLAHOMA STATE CAPITOL DIRECTORY

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Deaf, Blind and Orphans' Home for District, Tahlequah; Wilburn Cart- Colored Children, TaftmState Board of wright, Third District, McAlester; Tom Affairs; J. R. Johnson, superintendent. D. McKeown, Ada, Fourth District; F. State Training School for Negro Girls, B. Swank, Norman, Fifth District; Jed Taft--State Board of Affairs; J. R. John- Johnston, Anadarko, Sixth District; Ji m son, superintendent. McClintic, Snyder, Sixth District, and State Training School for White Boys, Milton C. Garber, Enid, Eighth District, Pauls Valley--State Board of Affairs; the latter being the only Republican Rep- Clyde Goodner, superintendent. resentative in the Congressional House State Industrial School for Girls, Te- of Representatives from the State. cumseh--State Board of Affairs; Mrs. M. B. Conkling, superintendent. State Training School for Negro Boys, STATE SENATORS BoleymState Board of Affairs: J. H. Lilly, superintendent. Those whose terms expire in 1928 are Tubercular Sani- given first (22 of the 44 State Senators tarium, Clinton--State Commissioner of being elected each biennium). Health; Dr. E. E. Darnell, superintend- Second District, Stanley Shepherd ent. (Democrat), Selling (resigned); Fourth Eastern Oklahoma Tubercular Sanita- District, Mrs. Lamar Looney (Demo- riumRState Health Commissioner; R. M. crat), Hollis; Sixth District, S. G. Thom- Shepherd, superintendent. as (Democrat), Cordell; Eighth District, University Hospital, Oklahoma City-- W. J. Otjen (Republican), Enid; Tenth University Board of Regents; Dr. J. Y. District, Jo O. Ferguson (Republican), Langston, superintendent; Dr. LeRoy Pawnee;Twelfth District, John S. Shear- Long, dean of School of Medicine. er (Republican), Guthrie; Thirteenth Central Hospital for Insane, NormanR District, Tom C. Waldrep (Democrat), State Board of Affairs; Dr. D. W. Griffin, Shawnee; Fourteenth District, W. C. superintendent. Fidler (Democrat), Oklahoma City; Fif- Eastern Hospital for Insane, Vinita-- teenth District, vacant; Sixteenth Dis- State Board of Affairs; Dr. F. M. Adams, trict, W. P. Kimerer (Republican), superintendent. Dover; Seventeenth District, Dave Boyer Western Hospital for Insane, Supply-- (Democrat), Walters; Eighteenth Dis- State Board of Affairs; Dr. E. L. Bagby, trict, U. T. Rexroat (Democrat), Ard- . superintendent. more; Nineteenth District, Mac Q. Wil- liamson (Democrat and president pro State Penitentiary, McAlesterm State tempore), Pauls Valley;Twentieth Dis- Board of Affairs; Dr. John Q. Newell, trict, J. H. McCurley (Democrat), Bok- warden. This institution also operates chito; Twenty-second District, Tom business enterprises under a revolving Anglin (Democrat), Holdenvi!le; Twen- fund authorized by the Legislature. Man- ty-fourth District, Paul Stewart (Demo- ufacturing plants as well as a large farm crat), Haworth; Twenty-sixth District, are operated under authority of this fund, however, supervised by the Board of Af- Felix Simmons (Democrat), Madill; fairs. Twenty-seventh District, William Stig- ler (Democrat), Stigler; Twenty-eighth Oklahoma State Reformatory, Granite District, John A. Goodall (Democrat), --State Board of Affairs;Mrs. George A. Stilwell; Thirtieth District, H. L. Mar- \Vaters, warden. shall (Republication), Jay; Thirty-sec- ond District, vacant; Thirty-fourth Dis- trict, G. I. VanDall (Democrat), Bartles- FEDERAL OFFICIALS ville. The elective Federal officials from the The Senators whose terms do not ex- State include two United Senators and pire until 1930 and their political affilia- eight members of the lower house of Con- tions are given as follows" gress, not having State Capitol addresses. First District, Wade H. Loofbourrow They are United States Senators W. B. (Democrat), Buffalo; Second District, Pine (Republican), Okmulgee, and E. M. Reed (Democrat), Elk City; Third Elmer Thomas (Democrat), Medicine District, D. H. Powers (Republican), Park; Congressmen E. B. Howard, First Freedom; Fifth District, W. C. Austin District, Tulsa; W. W. Hastings, Second (Democrat), Altus; Sixth District, A. E. 30 OKLAHOMA STATE CAPITOL DIRECTORY

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Darnell (Democrat), Clinton; Seventh Coal, C. Leslie Cardwell (Democrat), District, Ira A. Hill (Republican), Chero- Coalgate; Comanche, J. A. Johnson kee; Ninth District, W. T. Clark (Re- (Democrat), Lawton; Cotton, James C. publican), Medford; Eleventh District, Nance (Democrat), Walters; Craig, Bry- Fletcher Johnson (Democrat), Bristow; ant Cash (Democrat), Vinita; Custer, Thirteenth District, George D. Peck Thomas P. Stone (Democrat) Custer (Democrat), Stroud; Fourteenth Dis- trict, John L. Rice (Democrat), E1 Reno; City; Delaware, James P. Butler (Re- Fifteenth District, Gordon Gray (Demo- publican) ' Grove"' Dewey, V. D " MacAr- thur (Democrat), Fay; Ellis, George H. crat), Chickasha; Seventeenth District, Baldwin (Democrat), Arnett; Grant, T. C. S. Storms (Democrat), Waurika; E Beck (Repubiican)Jefferson" Greer, Eighteenth District, Jess L: Pullen " ' ' (Democrat) Sulphur" Nineteenth Dis- J. G. H. Windle (Democrat), Granite; ' ' Harmon, R. H. Bryant (Democrat), Hol- trict, E. V. George (Democrat), Nor- 1is; Haskell, O. P. Nash (Democrat), man; Twentieth District, J. N. Nesbitte Stigler; Hughes, W. F. Gilmer (Demo- (Democrat), Atoka; Twenty-first Dis- trict, J. B. Harper (Democrat), Talihina; crat), Wetumpka; Jackson, A. H. Bil- Twenty-third District, Lester E. Smith brey (Democrat), Altus; Jefferson, J. T. Daniel (Democrat), Ringling; Johnston, (Democrat), Wewoka; Twenty-fifth Dis- Kenneth Clark (Democrat),Tishomingo; trict, Guy L. Andrews (Democrat), Mc- Kiowa, J. E. Watson (Democrat), Hob- Alester; Twenty-seventh District, W.M. art; Latimer, Claud Briggs (Democrat), Gulager (Democrat), Muskogee; Twen- Wilburton" Logan, O. B. Acton (Re- ty-ninth District, Richard L. Wheatley publican), Mulha11; Love, J. Woody (Democrat), Vinita; Thirty-first Dis- Dixon (Democrat), Marietta "McIntosh, trict, C. H. Terwilleger (Republican), L. D. Ogden (Democrat), Texanna; Mc- Tulsa, and Thirty-third District, Gid Gra- Clain, J. Nealy Forehand (Democrat), ham (Democrat), Nowata. Byars; Major, John N. Voorhees (Re- ~~ publican), Fairview; Marshall, David L. Falk (Democrat), Kingston; Mayes, A. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES Lee Battenfield (Democrat), Pryor;Mur- Members of the House of Representa- ray, Oscar K. Lowrance (Democrat), tives are elected each two years, various Mill Creek; Noble, W. R. Fry (Republi- counties have different numbers of Rep- can), Perry; Nowata, James Nairn(Dem- resentatives. David A. Stovall of Choc- ocrat), Nowata; Okfuskee, J. L. Dukes taw County is speaker of the Eleventh (Democrat), Paden; Pawnee,A. D. Web- Legislature. Under the Constitution, bet (Republican), Pawnee; Pushmataha, members are elected for a two-year pe- To m Johnson (Democrat), Antlers; riod, automatically expiring sixteen days Roger Mills, W. R. Trent (Republican), after the general election at which their Hammon; Seminole, B a r t Aldridge successors are elected. (Democrat), Wewoka; Stephens, P. D. The Representatives and their ad- Sullivan (Democrat), Duncan;Sequoyah, dresses, together with political affiliation, T. M. McCombs (Democrat), Sallisaw; are herewith appended, counties with one Tillman, R. L. Christian (Democrat), delegate appearing first, the others fol. Frederick; Wagoner, Horace S. Foster lowing according to the number of Rep- (Democrat), Wagoner; Washington, A. resentatives: G. Easter (Republican), Bartlesville; Adair, Frank C. Adair (Democrat), Washita, Ed W. Hines (Democrat), Cor- Westville; Alfalfa, O. W. T. Henderson dell; Woods, E. W. Shoddy (Republi- (Democrat), Amorita; Atoka, P. R. can), Alva; Woodward, Willis James Crowley (Democrat), Chuckle; Beaver (Democrat), Sharon. and Harper, C. E. Baggerly (Democrat), Sixteen counties had two members of Elmwood; Beckham, Frank Carmichael the House of Representatives in the (Democrat), Sayre; Blaine, Ellis Smith Eleventh Legislature, as follows: (Democrat), Canton; Canadian, J. B. Bryan, A. N. Leecraft, Colbert, and Dr. Deardorff (Democrat), Yukon; Chero- J. B. Smith, Durant, both Democrats; kee, Charles L. Rogers (Democrat), Caddo, Harry Jolly (Democrat), Car- Tahlequah; Cimarron and Texas, Frank negie, and Lewis G. Ware (Republican), A. Sewell (Democrat), Texhoma; Cleve- Anadarko; Carter, Arieigh Davis, Wil- land, C. Lane (Democrat), Norman; son, and Ear! Brown, Ardmore, both 32 OKLAHOMA STATE CAPITOL DIRECTORY

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Democrats; Choctaw, David A. Stovall FLOTORIAL DISTRICTS and O. A. Brewer, both Democrats and First Legislature of Hugo; Garfield, Arthur J. Strauss, Enid, and J. B. Campbell, Waukomis, Hughes and PittsburgmBen F. Harrisotl both Republicans; Garvin, James M. Democrat. Thompson and Homer Paul (Democrats), LeFlore and SequoyahmE. A. Moore, D. Pauls Valley; Grady, David C. Hybarger Lincoln and Pottawatomie--H. G. Stet' and Frank Manning (Democrats), Chick- round, D. asha; Kay, G. A. Chappell (Republican), Pawnee and Payne George D. Hudson, Newkirk, and John M. Bell (Democrat), D. Tonkawa; LeFlore, E. W. Bird, Poteau, Pontotoc and Seminole~Edgar S. Rat- and John J. Thomas, Talihina, both lift, D. Democrats; Lincoln, B. Taylor, Stroud, and J. B. Pomeroy, Chandler, both Re- Second Legislature publicans ; McCurtain, James Dyer, Broken Bow, and E. E. Cochran, Idabel, Bryan and Atoka Counties--W. A. Du- both Democrats; Osage, Martin C. rant, D. Fraley, Hominy, and Clarence Lohman, Caddo, Canadian and Cleveland--Ben F. Pawhuska, both Democrats; Ottawa, Wilson, D. Perry Porter, Quapaw, and R. W. Skin- ner, Miami, both Democrats; Payne, Guy Johnston and CoalmJohn M. Moore, D. L. M cLaury, Cushing, and J. W. Reece, Stillwater, both Democrats; Pottawa- Comanche and Stephens--Amil H. Japp, tomie, Joe B. Cobb and F. H. Reilly, both D . Democrats, of Shawnee; Pontotoc, W. H. Craig and Rogers--Peter J. Coyne, D. Ebey, Ada, and W. H. Thompson, Roff, both Democrats. Third Legislature Four counties have three Representa- tives in the Eleventh Legislature, as fol- Johnston and CoalmJohn M. Moore, D. lows- Bryan and Atoka--W. A. Durant, D. Creek, W. C. Beatty of Depew, Sebe A. Christian of Drumright and J. A. Wat- Pontotoc and SeminolemJ. S. Barham,D. son, Bristow, all Democrats; Muskogee, Tom B. O'Bryan of Haskell, Albert K. Muskogee and ttaskell~Eugene M.Kerr, Berry of Warner and Charles A. Moon D., vice Jas. A. Cullop, D. (deceased). of Muskogee, all Democrats; Okmulgee, Pittsburg and Hughes William A. Tom Payne, David M. Logan and Virgil Hammond, D. E. Riddle, all Democrats, of Okmulgee; Pittsburg, E. P. Hill of McAlester, D. L. Comanche and Stephens--J. S. Leftwich, Roe of Canadian and Frank Watson of D. McAlester, all Democrats. Custer and Washita~George W. Cot- Tulsa County has five Representatives nell, D. in the Eleventh Legislature, all from one Pottawatomie and LincolnmJ.H. Maxey, nominating district, and all the member- Jr., D. ship is Republican. They are L. O. Max- . Sequoyah and LeFloremS. J. Folsom, D. well, Skiatook; O. O. Owens, Tulsa; D. A. Wilson, Broken Arrow; G. C. Thomas Alfalfa and GrantmA. J. Rentfrow, R. and Hugh H. Webster, Tulsa. Craig and RogersmW. L. Jeffords, D. Oklahoma County has five Representa- tives elected by districts and one member Garfield and Kingfisherm Eugene A. at large in the Eleventh Legislature. R. Watrous, R. L. Singletary is from the county at large, Payne and PawneemEd M. Clark, R. the others by districts as follows: First, Creek and Tulsa--W. V. Pryor, D. C. L. Reeves; Second, Anna Laskey; Third, R. A. B illups; Fourth, Ben F. Caddo, Canadian and ClevelandmDan Davis; Fifth, Robert C. Graham, all of W. Peery, D. Oklahoma City, and Democrats. Flotorial districts abandoned. 4 OKLAHOMA STATE CAPITOL DIRECTORY

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DISTRICT COURT DISTRICTS CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICTS There are thirty judicial districts for No. 1--Craig, Delaware, Mayes, Nowata, District Judges, numbered from one to Osage, Ottawa, Pawnee, Rogers, Tulsa, thirty-one (there is no Twenty-ninth Dis- Washington. trict), and there are forty-six judges. The No. 2--Adair, Cherokee, Haskell, McIn- districts, with their counties, are as fol- tosh, Muskogee, Okmulgee, Sequoyah, lows- Wagoner. District No. 3--Atoka, Bryan, Carter, Choctaw, 1--One Judge:Adair, Cherokee, Sequo- Latimer, LeFlore, Love, McCurtain, yah. Marshall, Pittsburg, Pushmataha. 2--One Judge: Nowata, Rogers. No. 4--Coal, Creek, Hughes, Johnston, 3mThree judges" Muskogee, Wagoner. Lincoln, Okfuskee, Pontotoc, Pottawa- 4--One Judge: McIntosh, Pittsburg. tomie, Seminole. 5~One Judge: Haskell, Latimer, Le- Flore. No. 5~Cleveland, Garvin, Logan, Mc- &-One Judge: Bryan, Marshal, John- Clain, Murray, Oklahoma, Payne. ston. No. 6--Blaine, Caddo, Canadian, Co- 7---One Judge:Pontotoc. manche, Cotton, Grady, Jefferson, 8--Two Judges" Carter, Love. (Each Kingfisher, Stephens. county nominating district). No. 7mBeckham, Custer, Dewey, Ellis, 9--One Judge: Hughes, Seminole. Greet, Harmon, Jackson, Kiowa, Roger lO--One Judge: Lincoln, Pottawatomie. Mills,Tillman, Washita. ll--One Judge" Logan, Payne. No. 8--Alfalfa, Beaver, Cimarron, Gar- 12--One Judge" Kay, Noble. field, Grant, Harper, Kay, Major, 13--Five Judges" Canadian (nominates Noble, Texas, Woods, Woodward. one Judge), Oklahoma (nominates four Judges). ~ ~ ~ 14--Two Judges" Cleveland, McCiain NOMINATING AND ELECTION (nominating district); Garvin, Mur- DISTRICTS---SUPREME COURT ray (nominating district). JUDICIAL DISTRICTS 15--Two Judges" Caddo, Grady (nomi- nating district), Stephens, Jefferson (Members of the Court Nominated by (nominating district). Districts; Elected in the State at Large) 16--One Judge:Comanche, Cotton. No. lmAdair, Cherokee , Craig, Delaware, 17--One Judge: Blaine, Custer, Kiowa, Mayes, NoWata, Ottawa, Rogers, Se- Washita. quoyah, Wagoner. 18---One Judge" Beckham, Dewey, Ellis, No. 2--Bryan, Choctaw, Haskell, Lati- Greer, Roger Mills. rner, LeFlore, McCurtain, Pittsburg, 19~One Judge" Woods. Pushmataha. 20--Two Judges'Alfalfa, Garfield, Grant, No. 3mAlfalfa, BIaine, Canadian, Gar- Kingfisher, Major, Woodward. field, Grant, Kingfisher, Logan, Okla- 21--Four Judges" Pawnee (nominates homa. one Judge); Tulsa (nominates three No. 4--Beaver, Beckham, Cimarron, judges) Dewey, Ellis, Greer, Harper, Major, 22--Three "Judges- Creek, Okmulgee, Roger Mills, Texas, Woods, Wood- Okfuskee. (Each county nominates ward. one judge). No. 5--Carter, Cleveland, Garvin, Grady, 23--One Judge- Craig, Mayes, Delaware. Jefferson, Love, McClain, Murray, Ste- 24--One Judge- Osage. phens. 25--One Judge" Harmon, Jackson, Till- No. 6---Kay, Noble, Osage, Pawnee, man. Payne, Tulsa, Washington. 26--One Judge-Atoka, Coal. No. 7~Creek, Lincoln, McIntosh, Mus- 27--Two Judges" Choctaw, McCurtain, kogee, Okfuskee, Okmulgee. Pushmataha. No. 8---Atoka, Coal, Hughes, Johnston, 28--One Judge" Ottawa. Marshall, Pontotoc, Pottawatomie, 29~No. 29th Judicial District. Seminole. 30--One Judge" Washington. No. 9--Caddo, Comanche, Cotton, Cus- 31mOne Judge" Harper, Beaver, Texas, ter, Harmon, jackson, Kiowa, Tillman, Cimarron. " Washita. , 36 OKLAHOMA STATE CAPITOL DIRECTORY

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CRIMINAL COURT OF APPEALS-- No. 2--Two Senators" Beckham, Dewey, JUDICIAL DISTRICTS Ellis, Roger Mills. (Members of the Court Nominated by No. 3~One Senator- Woods, Woodward. Districts; Elected in the State at Large) No. 4 One Senator" Greer, Harmon. No. 5~One Senator" Jackson, Tillman. Eastern District~Adair, Atoka, Bryan, No. 6---Two Senators "Custer, Kiowa and Cherokee, Choctaw, Craig, Creek, Dela- Washita. ware, Haskell, Hughes, Latimer, Le- No. 7~One Senator-Alfalfa, Major. Flore, Mayes, McCurtain, McIntosh, No. 8--One Senator" Garfield. Muskogee, Nowata, Okfuskee, Okmul- No. 9~One Senator- Grant, Kay. gee, Ottawa, Pittsburg, Pushmataha, No. 10--One Senator- Noble, Pawnee. Rogers, Sequoyah, Tulsa, Wagoner. No. l l~One Senator" Creek, Payne. Southern District~Beckham, Caddo, Car- No. 12---One Senator" Logan. ter, Cleveland, Custer, Coal, Comanche, No. 13~Two Senators" Lincoln, Potta~ Cotton, Garvin, Grady, Greer, Harmon, watomie. (Each county nominates one Jackson, Jefferson, Johnston, Kiowa, senator.) Love, McClain, Marshall, Murray;Pon- No. 14--Two Senators" Canadian, Okla- totoc, Pottawatome, Roger Mills, Ste- homa. (Each county nominates one" phens, Seminole, Tillman, Washita. Senator.) Northern District ~ Alfalfa, Beaver, No. 15 Two Senators" Caddo, Grady. Blaine, Canadian, Cimarron, Dewey, (Each county nominates one Senator.) Ellis, Garfield, Grant, Harper, Kay, No. 16--One Senator:Blaine, Kingfisher. Kingfisher, Lincoln, Logan, Major, No. 17--Two Senators-Comanche, Cot- Noble, Oklahoma, Osage, Pawnee, ton (nominating district); Jefferson, Stephens (nominating district). Woodward.Payne, Texas, Washington, Woods, No. 18--Two Senators: Carter, Love and •~ ~ Murray. No. 19---Two Senators: Cleveland, Gar- ASSISTANT MINE INSPECTORS vin, McClain. (Nominated by Districts; Elected State No. 20---Two Senators" A¢oka, Bryan, at Large) Coal. No. l~Atoka, Beckham, Bryan, Caddo, No. 21~One Senator- Latimer, Le- Carter, Choctaw, Coal, Comanche, Cot- Flore. No. 22~One Senator" Hughes, Okfuskee. ton, Garvin, Grady, Greer, Harmon, No 23~One Senator- Pontotoc, Semi- Jackson, Jefferson, Johnston, Kiowa, Latimer, LeFlore, Love, McClain, Mc- noIe. Curtain, Marshall, Murray, Pontotoc, No. 24--One Senator-Choctaw, McCur- Pushmataha, Stephens, Tillman and tain, Pushmataha. Washita. No. 25 One Senator: Pittsburg. No. 2 Alfalfa, Beaver, Blaine, Canadian, No.shall. 26~One Senator: Johnston, Mar- Cimarron, Cleveland, Custer, Dewey, No. 27 Two Senators- Haskell, McIn- Ellis, Garfield, Grant, Harper, Hughes, tosh (nominating district); Muskogee Kingfisher, Lincoln, Major, Oklahoma, (nominating district). Payne, Pittsburg, Pottawatomie, Roger No. 28--One Senator-Adair, Sequoyah. Mills, Seminole, Texas, Woods, Wood- No. 29~One Senator" Craig, Mayes. ward. No. 3~Adair, Cherokee, Craig, Creek, No. 3(G-One Senator-Cherokee, Dela- ware, Ottawa. Haskell, Kay, McIntosh, Mayes, Mus- No. 31~One Senator- Tulsa. kogee, Noble, Nowata, Okfuskee, Ok- mulgee, ,Osage, Pawnee, Rogers, Se- No.Wagoner. 32~One Senator" Okmulgee and quoyah, Fulsa, Wagoner, Washington. No. 4---Ottawa, Delaware. (Created by No. 33~One Senator" Nowata, Rogers. Legislature of 1927.) No. M--One Senator" Osage, Washing- " ton.

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H. J. SHAFER LICENSED CEMENT CONTRACTOR All Kinds of Cement Work Neatly Done 545 West Wheeler Phone Walnut 03 65 OKLAHOMA STATE CAPITOL DIRECTORY 39

Harreld (R)1920; served until 1926. Swindall (R) 1920 (unexpired term); Elec. Elmer Thomas (D) 1926. elected Manuel Herrick (R) 1920; Robert L. Owen (D) elected 1907; elected M. C. Garber (R) 1922, 1924~ served until 1924. Elec. W. B. Pine (R) and 1926. 1924. N ~ N Representatives ~ Fi~e districts from JUSTICES OF SUPREME COURT t907 to 1914. District No. l~Bird S. McGuire (R) (Five districts from 1907 to 1917; elected 1907; served until 1914. increased that year to nine districts) : No. 2--Elmer L. Fulton (D) elected District No. l~John B. Turner (D) elect- 1907; elected Dick T. Morgan (R) ed 1907, re-elected 1912; elected John 1908--served until 1914. H. Pitchford (D) 1918 (died) ;appoint- No. 3--James S. Davenport (D) elected ed C.W. Mason (D) 1923; elected 1924. 1907; elected C. E. Creager (R)1908; No. 2--R. L. Williams (D) elected 1907,1 elected James S. Davenport (D) 1910 re-elected 1908; Res. App. Stillwell H and 1912. Russell (D) March 11, 1914 (died); No. 4--Charles D. Carter (D) elected appointed W. R. Bleakmore (D) May 1907~served until 1914. 25, 1914; elected Summers T. Hardy No. 5~Scott Ferris (D) elected 1907- (D) 1914, resigned; appointed R. W. served until 1914. Higgins (D) May 7, 19!9; elected C. At Large--William H. Murray (D) elect- H. Elting (R) 1920 (died); appointed ed 1912; Joe B. Thompson (D) elected C.B. Cochrane (D) Dec. 6, 1922; re, 1912; Claude Weaver (D)elected 1912. signed; appointed James H. Gordon • The Legislature of 1913 redistricted (D) April 25, 1924; elected E. F. Les- the State into eight districts. The follow- ter (D) 1924 and 1926. ing is the record since" No. 3~Matthew J. Kane (D) elected District No. l~James S. Davenport (D) 1907 (died); appointed J. D. Lydick elected 1914; elected T. A. Chandler (R) 1916; elected E. B. Howard (D) (D) 1923; elected James I. Phelps 1918; elected T. A. Chandler (R) 1920; (D) 1924. elected E. B. Howard (D) 1922; elect- No. 4--Samue! W. Hayes (D) elected ed S. J. Montgomery (R) 1924; elected 1907, re-elected 1908; resigned; ap- E. B. Howard (D) 1926. pointed F. E. Riddle (D) April 7, 1914; No. 2~W.W. Hastings (D) elected 1914, elected J. F. Sharpe (D) 1914. Number 1916 and 1918; elected Alice M. Rob- of district changed in 1917 to District ertson (R) 1920; elected W. W. Hast- No. 5. Sharpe (D) resigned;appointed ings (D) 1922, 1924, 1926. Frank M. Bailey (D) Oct. 1, 1919; No. 3~Charles D. Carter (D) elected elected George M. Nicholson (R)1920, 1914, 1916, 1918, 1920, 1922, 1924; elect- elected Robert A. Hefner (D) 1926. ed Wilburn Cartwright (D) 1926. No. 5~Jesse J. Dunn (D) elected 1907 No. 4--William H. Murray (D) elected and 1910; resigned; appointed R. H. 1914; elected Tom D. McKeown (D) Loofbourrow (D)Aug. 29, 1913; elect, 1916 and 1918; elected J. C. Pringey ed G. A. Brown (D) 1914 (died); ap- (R) 1920; elected Tom D. McKeown pointed Charles M. Thacker (D) Nov. (D) 1922, 1924 and 1926. 2, 1915; elected 1916. Number of dis- No. 5~Joe B. Thompson (D) elected trict changed in 1917 to District No. 4. 1914, 1916, 1918 (died); elected J.W. Thacker died; appointed B. L. Tisinger Harreld (R) (unexpired term) 1919; (D) March 5, 19!8; elected John B. elected F. B. Swank (D) i920, 1922, Harrison (D) 1918, re-elected 1922. 1924, 1926. No. 6--J. H. Miley (D) appointed March No. 6--Scott Ferris (D) elected 1914, 31, 1917; elected Neil E. McNeill (D) 1916, 1918; elected L. M. Gensman (R) 1918; elected Albert C. Hunt (D) 1924. 1920; elected Elmer Thomas (D) 1922 No. 7 Thomas H. Owen (D) appointed and 1924; elected Jed Johnson (D) March 31, 1917; elected 1918; resigned; 1926. appointed George F. Ramsey (R) May No. 7~Jim McClintic (D) elected 1914-- 1, 1920, resigned; appointed William still serving. A. Collier (D) Nov. 5, 1920; elected No. 8--Dick T. Morgan (R) elected 1914, John R. Miller (R) 1920; elected Fred 1916 and 1918 (died); elected Charles P. Branson (D) 1922. 40 OKLAHOMA STATE CAPITOL DIRECTORY

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ANCEL EARP & COMPANY Surety Bonds . . . Casualty Insurance 1103 Colcord Building Phone Walnut 1001 OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLA.

O. W. DAVEE & COMPANY Sheet Metal and Roofing Contractors 419 West California Phone Walnut 715 8 OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA

COOK PAINT & VARNISH COMPANY 126 West Second Walnut 0204, Walnut 0987

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No. 8--Robert M. Rainey (D) appointed Division No. 2--C. A. Galbraith. John March 31, 1917; elected 1918; elected Devereaux--resigned Jan. 15, 1916;ap- F. E. Kennamer (R) 1920, resigned; pointed Sam Hooker. Rutherford Brett appointed Frank L. Warren (D)March --resigned June 8, 1916; appointed D. 4, 1924; elected J. W. Clark (D) 1924 D. Brunson--resigned Dec. 6, 1916. and 1926. Division No. 3mGeorge B. Rittenhouse No. 9mRutherford Brett (D) appointed mresigned Sept. 19, 1916; appointed March 31, 1917; elected J. T. Johnson Hunter L. Johnson. W. R. Bleakmore. (D) 1918; elected Fletcher S. Riley J. B. Dudleymresigned Feb. 15, 1916; (D) 1924. appointed Frank B urford. The Legislature of 1917 re-established COMMISSIONERS OF SUPREME the Supreme Court Commission and lim- COURT ited the tenure of office to Nov. 30, 1918. The Legislature of 1911 authorized the The organization under this act is shown Supreme Court to elect six Commission- by the following tabulation, effective ers for two-year terns and to work in two March 31, 1917: divisions. The Legislature of 1913 ex- Division No. 1--W. V. Pryor. W. R. tended the commission for a two-year pe- Bleakmoremresigned Feb. 16, 1919; riod. appointed J. M. Springer. Sam Hooker. The following was the organization Division No. 2roD. K. Pope. A. T. West under these two Acts, effective Sept. 1, mresigned June 11, 1918; appointed H. 1911: S. Davis. C. A. Galbraith. Division No. lmC. B. AmesmRes. March 19, 1913; appointed Charles M. Thack- Division No. 3--Nestor Rummons. A. M. er. J. F. Sharpe. J. B. A. Robertson~ Stewart. William A. Collier. Res. April 18, 1924; appointed George The Legislature of 1923 established a Rittenhouse. Supreme Court Commission, to be com- Division No. 2~Phil D. Brewer. posed of fifteen members, authorized J. B. Harrison MResigned Jan. 11, their appointment by the Governor, by 1915; appointed C. L. Moore. and with the consent of the Supreme M. E. Rosser~Resigned Sept. 10,1913; Court, the Commissioners to serve until appointed C. A. Galbraith. Dec. 31, 1926. The Legislature of 1915 authorized the The Commission sits in five divisions, Governor to appoint nine Supreme Court as follows: Commissioners, by and with the consent Division No. I~N. B. Maxey, presiding of the Supreme Court, to serve for a pe- Commissioner; B. C. Logsden, Robert riod of two years, in three divisions, with Ray. three Commissioners to each division. Division No. 2~J. S. Estes, presiding The same act further provided that the Commissioner; J. H. Jarman, Thomas .Governor might designate not more than D. Lyons~resigned Nov. 28, 1925; ap- nine District Judges to act as Supreme pointed W. B. Williams. Court Commissioners for periods of not less than four months at a time, to serve Division No. 3--C. M. Threadgill, presid- in groups of three and in divisions as in ing Commissioner; Charles H. Ruth, the case of the Commissioners. These Cham Jones. divisions were known as Divisions 4, 5 Division No. 4---A. S. Dickson, presiding and 6. The assignments under these divi- Commissioner; J. S. Shackleford, R. E. sions are too complicated to show in a Stephenson. tabulation; however, the following was Division No. 5 William P. Thompson, the organization of Divisions i, 2 and 3 presiding Commissioner; William E. under the bill, effective April 1, 1915: Foster, C. L. Pinkham. Division No. 1--Charles M. Thacker~ The Legislature of 1927 established a resigned Nov. 2, 1915; appointed Nes- Supreme Court Commission, to be com- tor Rummuns. William A. Collier. posed of nine members; authorized their Phil D. Brewer~Resigned April 10, appointment by the Governor, by and 1916; appointed Jean P. Daymresigned with the consent of seven members of the Oct. 24, 1916; appointed A. M. Stew- Supreme Court, the Commissioners' ten- art. ure of office is limited to Dec. 31, 1930. 42 OKLAHOMA STATE CAPITOL DIRECTORY ...... -i , , ..~ ......

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216 Oil Exchange Building Phone Maple 0 3 3 9 OKLAHOMA BLUE PRINT AND SUPPLY CO. J. A. JOHNSOr~,Manager PHOTOSTAT PRINTS Blue Prints, Blue Line Prints, Black Line Prints, Negatives, Prints Made Continuous Any Length Map Making and Draughting ~ Architects" and Engineers' Supplies LATEST and MOST EFFICIENT BLUE PRINT EQUIPMENT

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The Commission sits in two divisions, Eastern District--H. G. Baker (D) ap- with one Commissioner presiding over pointed; resigned June 22, 1909. Ap- both divisions, as follows" pointed Thomas H. Owen (D); re- Crawford D. Bennett, presiding Com- missioner over both divisions. signed March 31, 1910. Appointed D. Division No. 1--Houston B. Tehee, L. V. A. Richardson (D); term expised Jan- Reid, Dudley Monk--resigned June 28, uary, 1911; elected James R. Arm- 1927; appointed Earl Foster. strong (D), re-elected 1914; elected E. Division No. 2~J. A. Diffendaffer, A. L. S. Bessey (R) 1920; elected James S. Herr, A1 L. Jeffrey, W. C. Hall. Davenport (D) 1926. CRIMINAL COURT OF APPEALS Southern District--Henry M. FurmaU (D) appointed; elected 1912, died April (Established by First Legislature) 10, 1916. Appointed Rutherford Brett (Court organized September, 1908) (D); resigned April 10, 1917. Appoint- Northern District--Thomas H. Doyle ed Smith C. Matson (D) April 19, (D) appointed; elected 1910, 1916 and 1927; elected 1918; elected Thomas A. 1922. Edwards 1924.

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OKLAHOMA CITIES OF 5,000 OR St. Louis 779,987 MORE INHABITANTS Boston 748,060 (Federal Census, 1920) Baltimore 723,826 Oklahoma City 91,295 Pittsburgh 588,743 Tulsa 72,075 Los Angeles 576,673 Muskogee 30,277 Buffalo 506,775 Okmulgee 17,430 San Francisco 506,070 Enid 16,578 Shawnee 15,348 Cities of More Than 300,000 and Less B artlesville 14,417 Than 400,000 I~abitants Ardmore 14,18i New Orleans 387,21~ McAlester 12,005 Minneapolis 380,582 Sapulpa 11,634 Kansas City 324,410 Guthrie 11,557 Seattle 315,312 Chickasha 10,179. Indianapolis 314,194 Picher 9,676 Cities of World Having More Than Lawton 8,930 1,000,000 People Ada 8,012 London, England 7,665,88~ E1 Reno 7,737 New York, N. Y 5,620,048 Durant 7,340 Berlin, Germany 3,931,071 Blackwell 7,174 Tokio, Japan 3,859,674 Ponca 7,051 Paris, France 2,907,000 Miami 6,802 Chicago, Illinois 2,701,765 Drumright 6,460 BuenosAires, Argentina ...... 2,310,441 Pawhuska 6,414 Osaka, Japan 2,132,000 Hugo 6,368 Moscow, Russia 1,900,000 Cushing 6,320 Vienna, Austria 1,868,000 Henryetta 5,889 Philadelphia, Pa ...... 1,823,770 Vinita 5,010 Shanghai, China ...... 1,530,000 Norman 5,004 Hankow, China 1,500,000 Rio Janeiro, Brazil 1,470,054 1920 CENSUS STATISTICS Leningrad, Russia 1,420,000 United States Cities of More Than Calcutta, India 1,397,547 500,000 Inhabitants Peking, China 1,200,000 New York 5,620,048 Budapest, Hungary 1,184,616 Chicago 2,701,765 Bombay, india 1,176,000~ Philadelphia 1,823,770 Hamburg, Germany 1,053,085 Detroit 993,678 Glasgow, Scotland 1,034,0(D ~ Cleveland 796,841 Constantinople, Turkey 1,011,265 44 OKLAHOMA STATE CAPITOL DIRECTORY

. : ":: HOTEL LAWRENCE A. C. HOLMES, Manager Headquarters TRAVELERS - - SHOPPERS ":• ." TOURISTS Modern- - Convenient • 95 "A Home Away from Home Excellent Cafe in Connection 15 West Grand OKLAHOMA CITY

Harry D. Truax, President J.H. Locker, Vice-President Charles B. Darr, Sec'y-Treas. OKLAHOMA CITY CASKET COMPANY "TRY THE OKLAHOMA CITY LINE" 413 East California Phones: Main 2876--L. D. 457 OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA

LIBERTY GARAGE W. P. MoRms, Manager GENERAL REPAIRING, WASHING and GREASING Day and Night Storage 109 West California Phone Walnut 5980

ACME POTATO CHIP COMPANY Manufacturers of POTATO CHIPS, HORSE RADISH, ETC. 1112 West Fifth Street Telephone Maple 3620 OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA

VAUGHN DRUG COMPANY PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS Excellent Fountain Service Quick Deliveries "Service with a Smile" 301 East Second Street Phone Main 1464 OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA ROSTER OF STATE ELECTED OFFICIALS Oklahoma was admitted to Statehood November 16, 1907, and the following table shows those elected to the various 0 State offices from the first election, held in September, 1907, to the present time"

First Term > OFFICE Second Term Third Term Fourth Term Fifth Term Sixth Term 11-16-I90,7 to 1-9-1911 1-9-1911 to 1-11-1915 1-11-1915 to 1-13-1919 1-13-1919 to I-8-1923 1-8-1923 to 1-10-1927 1-10-1927 to Governor ...... C. N. Haskell (D) Lee Cruce (D) R. L. Williams (D) !J.B.A. Robertson (D) J. C. Walton (D) (1) H. S. Johnston (D) 0 Lieutenant Governor ...... Geo. W. Bellamy (D) J. J. McAlester (D) M. E. Trapp (D) M. E. Trapp (D) Secretary of State ...... M. E. Trapp (D) W. J. Holloway (D) Bill Cross (D) (a) B. F. Harrison (D) (d) J. L. Lyon (D) Joe Morris (D) R. A. Sneed (D) Graves Leeper (D) State Auditor ...... M. E. Trapp (D) Leo Meyer (D) (e) E. B. Howard (D) Frank Carter (D) C. C. Chi!ders (D) iA. S. J. Shaw (D) > Attorney General ...... Chas. West (D) Chas. West (D) S. P. Freeling (D) S. P. Freeling (D) (j) Treasurer ...... Geo. Short (D) Ed Dabney (D) J. A. Menefee (D) Robt. Dunlop (D) W. L. Alexander (D) A. N. Leecraft (D) A. S. J. Shaw (D) R. A. Sneed (D) Supt. Public Instruction ...... E. D. Cameron (D) R. H. Wilson (D) R. H. Wilson (D) R. H. Wilson (D) M. A. Nash (D) JY[. A. Nash (D) (o) Examiner and Inspector ...... Chas. A. Taylor (D) C. A. Taylor (D) (f) Fred Parkinson (D) Fred Parkinson (D) Fred Parkinson (D) (n) John Rogers (D) > Commissioner of Labor ...... C. L. Daugherty (D) C. L. Daugherty (D) W. G. Ashton (D) (i) Claude Connally (D) Claude Connally (D) W. A. Pat Murphy (D) Charities and Corrections ...... (D) Kate Barnard (D) W. D. Matthews (D) W. D. Matthews (D) iMabel Bassett (D) Mabel Bassett (D) Pres. Bd. of Agriculture ...... J. P. Connors (D) G. T. Bryan (D) F. M. Gault (D) J. A. Whitehurst (D) J. A. Whitehurst (D) Harry B. Cordell (D) Clerk Supreme Court ...... W.H.L. Campbell (D) W.H.L. Campbell (D) W. M. Franklin (D) W. A. Franklin (D) W. M. Franklin (D) Jessie E. Moore (D) Insurance Commissioner ...... T. J. McComb (D) (b) P. A. Ballard (D) (g) A. L. Welch (D) A. L. Welch (D) (k) E. W. Hardin (D)(m) Jess G. Read (D) State Printer ...... Clint Worrell (D) (c) Giles Farris (D) (h) ...... > Chief Mine Inspector ...... Pete Hanraty (D) Ed Boyle (D) Ed Boyle (D) E-//--iBo'ii;--2-fi3...... i~a'~-oTig'~-iSi ...... zCfiiieT-i~.--//ay-~-i~)- ...... Asst. Mine Insp. D. 1...... _...... Jno. O'Brien (D) Tom Scott (D) Tom Scott (D) Robert Brown (D) Robert H. Brown (D) i--i Asst. Mine Insp. D. 2 ...... Martin Clark (D) W.T. Williams (D) W. T. Williams (D) W.G. Roberts (D) W.G. Roberts (D) Asst. Mine Insp. D. 3 ...... Frank Haley (D) Frank Haley (D) Miller D. Hay (D) John Almond (D) W.R. Rutherford (D) Asst. Mine Insp. D. 4 ...... Riley Clark (D) 0

NOTES: (a) Died--App. Thos P. Smith (D) 8-6-1910; (b) Res.mApp. Milas Lasater (D) 11-30-1909. (c) Place created by First Legislature--Worrell App. ; (d) Res.-- App. H. G. Oliver (D) I-2-1915. (e) App. Jos. C. Mcelelland (D) 2-12-1913; (f) Died--App. Fred Parkinson (D) 7-31-1912; (g) Res.--App. A. L. Welch (D) I..,-R. 4-29-1913; (h) Removed--office abolished; (i) Res.--App. Claude Connally (D) 8-8-1917; (j) Res.--App. George Short, 2-7-1922; (k) Res.--App. E. W. Hardin, 1-1-1920; (1) Removed--Succeeded by M. E. Trapp; (m) Res.--App. J. G. Read, 1-17-1924; (n) Res.--App. Geo. J. Mechling; (o) Res.~App. John S. Vaughan, 4-9-27. c~ Corporation Commissioners 0 J. E. Love (D) Elec. 1907~Served until his death, 6-8-1918; App. Art L. Walker (D). Elec. 1919; Res.~App. Joe Cobb, 1-15-1923; Elec. Fred Capshaw (D) 1924. J. J. McAlester (D) EIec. 1907. Elec. George A. Henshaw (D) 1910; Elec. Campbell Russell (D) 1916; Elec. Frank Carter (D) 1922. A. P. Watson (D) Elec. 1907~Re-Elec. 1908; Re-Elec. 1914; Removed; App. W. D. Humphrey (D) 4-23-1915; Elec. 1916; Res.~App. R. E. Echols (D) 5-21-1919; Elec. E. R. Hughes (R) 1920' Elec. C. C. ChiMers (D) 1926,

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MELROSE APARTMENTS MARTIN TOWEL Everything Furnished SUPPLY 215 West Fifth Street Furnish Cabinet, Comb, Brush Phone Main 0251 and Towels The Johnson Apartments No. 1 East Fifth Walnut 3779 Rooms and Suites with Bath 211 West Fourth Street Phone M. 2275 OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLA.

Harter Marblecrete Stone Co., Inc. Manufacturers of STONE FOR EVERY PURPOSE Send Your Plans for Estimates 1608-14 west Main Street Phone Maple 6012

ECONOMY TIRE & SUPPLY CO. BRUNSWICK TIRES "Best by Test" FREE ROAD SERVICE "Better Than the Rest" Phone Walnut 0020 114 South Robinson

CAPITOL HILL PLUMBING CO. V. R. HINKLE, Proprietor No ]oh Too Large or Too Small 213 West C Street Phone Walnut 2807

WEST SIDE High School Grocery GROCERY and Market Harlow Gers, Proprietor J. A. UTTERBACK Home of QUALITY and SERVICE GROCERIES, MEATS and Fancy and Staple Groceries VEGETABLES Fresh and Cured Meats Fruits and Vegetables in Season Free Delivery 547 West E Avenue 725 North Robinson Phone Main 7964 Walnut 5007 --Phones--- Walnut 5192 OKLAHOMA STATE SENATORS First to Fifth Legislatures Table of Senators, First to Eleventh Legislatures, inclusive, by districts" [ FIRST SECOND THIRD FOURTH Dist.JHenry S. Johnston (D) J. C. Graham (D) FIFTH No. President Pro Tern J. Elmer Thomas (D) C. B. Kendrick (D) E. L. Mitchell (D) O President Pro Tern President Pro Tem President Pro Tern 1. Joe S. Morris (D) lJoes S. Morris (D) President Pro Tem 2. ~. H. Langston (R) Geo. L. Aycock (D) A. E~ Agee (D) !E. L. Mitchell (D) L. Mitchell (D) W. J. Risen (D) 2. R. Echols (D) R. E. Echols (D) E. L. Mitchell (D) E. L. Michell (D) > 3. R. E. Echols (D) R. E. Echols (D) A. G. Updegraff (R) A. G. Updegraff (R) Wm. A. Briggs (R) Geo. E. Wilson (S) 4. Frank Mathews (D) Henry J. Denton (D) Wm. A. Briggs (R) W. M. Bickel (D) m 5. Tom Moore (D) Henry J. Denton (D) J. L. Carpenter (D) I'ome Moore (D) Guy P. Horton (D) J. L. Carpenter (D) O 6. R. A. Billups (D) J. J. Williams (D) Guy P. Horton (D) Harry B. Cordell (D) 6. J. J. Williams (D) J. V. McClintic (D) J. J. Williams (D) R. A. Billups (D) Geo. A. Coffey (D) Jas. L. Austin (D) 7. R. S. Curd (R) R. S. Curd (R) Jas. L. Austin (D) O. J. Logan (D) > 8. P. J. Goulding (D) J. W. MeCully (R) J. W. McCully (R) A. C. Beeman (R) 9. I P... J. Goulding (D) P. J. Goulding (D) Eugene Watrous (R) O0 Edmund BrazelI (D) • B. Chapman (R) Win. R. Dutton (R) Eugene Watro:us (R) 9. S. J. Soldania (D) J. Soldani (D) J. E. Curran (R) J. E. Curran (R) 10. . B. Chapman (R) Win. R. Dutton (R) H. S. Johnston (D) Q. Newell (D) ~. Q. Newel1 (D) Win. S. Cline (D) > 11. Clarence Davis (D) Clarence Davis (D) iGeo. A. Waters (D) Geo. A. Waters (D) 12. Jos. J. Jones (R) Jos. J. Jones (R) H. S. Cunningham (R) H. S. Cunningham (R) Ben F. Berkey (R) Clarence Davis (D) 13. S. A. Cordell (D) S. A. Cordell (D) ~[ohn H. Burford (R) John H. Burford (R) 13. M. F. Eggerman (D) Chas. F. Barrett (D) M. F. Eggerman (D) M. F. Eggerman (D) Win. Tilghman (D) Chas. F. Barrett (D) 14. W. H. Johnson (D) Roy E. Stafford (D) C. L. Edmonson (D) C. L. Edmonson (D) 14. Frank M. Colville (R) l~om F. McHechan (D) > Roy E. Stafford (D) F. M. Colville (R) I'om F. McMeehan (D) ['ore M. McMechan (D) 15. . O. Johnson (D) Geo. O. Johnson (D) Ben F. Wilson (D) 3en F. Wilson (D) 15. ~ Geo. W. Barefoot (D) Geo. W. Barefoot (D) • K. Taylor (D) L. K. Taylor (D) Joe Smith (D) lohn D. Pugh (D) 16. E. D. Brownee (R) E. D. Brownlee (R) John D. Pugh (D) Phos. J. O'Neill (D) 17. Emory D. Brownlee (R) E. J. Warner (R) D. M. Smith (D) D. M. Smith (D) J. Elmer Thomas (D) S. W. "Hogan (R) 17. J. Elmer Thomas (D) J. Elmer Thomas (D) 1. Elmer Thomas (D) ]. Elmer Thomas (D) 0 18. F. W. Anderson (D) F. W. Anderson (D) J. C. Graham (D) Harry K. Allen (D) C. B. Kendriek (D) Frank Beauman (D) 18. J. C. Little (D) J. C. Graham C. B. Kendrick (D) Fred E. Tucl~er (D) Harry K. Allen (D) Fred E. Tucker (D) 19. H. S. Blair (D) R. P. Wynne (D) R. P. Wynne (D) R. A. Keller (D) 19. R. P. Wynne (D) B. Thompson (D) [. ]3. Thompson (D) Ben Franklin (D) I--,I 20. ~. B. Thompson (D) Ben Franklin (D) .. M. Hatchett (D) J~ M. Hatchett (D) Jesse M. Hatehett (D) Joe A. Edwards (D) 20. F. Memminger (D) I'. F. Memminger (D) r. F. Memminger (D) L T. Mclntosh (D) I'. F. Memminger (D) [. T. Mclntosh (D) 21. E. T. Sorrels (D) E. T. Sorrels (D) E. T. Sorrels (D) ~ohn R. Hickman (D) c~ 22. H. H. Holman (D) Frank L. Warren (R) E. T. Sorrels (D) k[. M. Ryan (D) Frank L. Warren (R) C. W. Board (D) 23. R. M. Roddie (D) R. M. Roddie (D) Reuben M. Roddie (D) C. W. Board (D) 24. W. P. Stewart (D) W. P. Stewart (D) Reuben M. Roddie (D) R. H. Chase (D) 0 W. P. Stewart (D) W. C. McAlister (D) 25. Win. N. Redwine (D) Win. N. Redwine (D) Wm. N. Redwine (D) W. C. McAlister (D) 26. Wm. M. Franklin (D Win. M. Franklin (D) Win. N. Redwine (D) W. V. Buckner (D) Wm. M. Franklin (D) C. C. Shaw (D) 27. Ek E. Brook (D) Campbell Russell (D) Harry B. Beeler (R) C. C. Shaw (D) 27. Campbell Russell (D) Harry B. Beeler (R) Sid Garrett (D) Campbell Russell (D) Sid Garrett (D) Campbell Russell (D) 28. P. C. Conn (D) 5. H. Cloonan (R) ~[. Harrie Cloonan (R) T. H. Davidson (D) 29. ~. M. Keyes (D) I. M. Keys (D) M. S. Blassingame (D) M. S. Blassingame (D) E. C. Harlan (D) E. C. Harlan (D) 30. M. Landrum (D) E. M. Landrum (D) E. M. Landrum (D) O. W. Killam (D) 31. P. ~. Yeager (D) P.. Yeager (D) Geo. W. Fields, Jr. (D) Geo. W. Fields, Jr. (D) A. F. Vandeventer (D) A. F. Vandeventer (D) 32. H. P. Standford (R) R. T. Potter (R) R. T. Potter (R) R. L. Davidson (D) 33. J. H. Strain (D) J. H. Strain (D) Jas. H. Sutherlin (D) Jas. H. Sutherlin (D) Gid Graham (D) Gid Graham (D) W. A. Chase (D) 48 ...... •OKLAHOMA STATE. CAPITOL .DIRECTORY

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~l== ...... PEABODY ELECTRIC COMPANY OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLA. TULSA, OKLAHOMA First and Hudson 213 East Archer Phone Walnut 1700 L. D. 222 L.D. 186 OKLAHOMA STATE SENATORS Sixth to Eleventh Legislatures~ .... I SIXTH SEVENTH EIGHTH NINTH ,= : • TENTH _ Dist.t C' W. ~TH Board (D) R. L. Davidson (D) T. C. Simpson (D) Tom Anglin, (D) N:o. ]. President Pro Tern President Pro Tern W. J. Holloway (D) Mc O,~Williamson (D) President Pro Tern President Pro Tern President Pro Tern President Pro Tern I. W. J. Risen (D) M. W. Pugh (D) O 2: Arthur Leach (D) M. W. Pugh (D) Wallace G. Hughes (D) - Wallace C. Hughes (D) ~Vadc" H. Loofburrow (D) Arthur Leach (D) James Spurlock (D) ~. B. Leedy (R) E. M. Reed (D) Geo. E. Wilson (S) Jas. Spurlock (D) C. B. Leedy (R) Ed M: Reed (D) 3. W. M. Bickel (D) • M. Reed (D) Stanley Shepherd (D) Stanley Shepherd (D) Wm. A Briggs (R) Win. A. Briggs (R) L. R. Hughey (D) L, R. Hughey (D) > 4. G. L. Wilson (D) G. L. Wilson (D) Lamar Looney, (Mrs.) (D) D. H. Powers (R) 5. Harry M. Cordell (D) Lamar Looney, (Mrs.) (D) Lamar Looney, (Mrs.) (D) Lamar Looney, (Mrs.) (D) ~i ~ Harry B. Cordell (D) Harry B. Cordell (D) Harry B. Cordell (D) Harry B. Cordell (D) W. G. Austin (D) 6. O. J. Logan (D) R. L. Knie (D) C. Simpson (D) 9. R. L. Hall (D) 'f. James A. Land (R) A. E. Darnell (D) A. E. Darnell (D) T. C. Simpson (D) )ames A. Land (R) A.E. Darnell (D) S. G. Thomas (D) S. G.:.:Thomas (D) 7. Walter Ferguson (R) Joe Sherman (R) Zoe Sherman (R) 8. Eugene Watrous (R) Ira A. Hill (R) Ira A. Hill (R) Ira A. Hill (R) Eugene Watrous (R) Harry O. Glasser (R) Harry O. Glasser (R) W?, J. Otjen (R) W. J. Otjen (R) > 9. R. L. Hall (D) W. T. Clark (R) W. T. Clark (R) William S. Cline (D) 9.: Win. S. Cline (D) R. L. Hall (D) William S. Cline (D) W. T. Clark (R) I 0. Tom Testerman (R) Tom Testerman (R) Roy Harvey (R) 11. Clarence Davis (D) /~;7ii';r-~'~-"~i~)" ...... i~::b:'"i~-~;'~;'o~;"~]~-~-...... K-6.-F;;~]o;-~-:~-i ...... M. F. Ingraham (R) M. F. Ingraham (R) Harry Jones (D) Harry Jones (D) 12. John Golobie (R) John Golobie (R) Fletcher Johnson (D) 13. John Golobie (R) John Go!obie (R) John S. Shearer (R) J. S. Shearer (R) C. L. Edmonson (D) M. W. Lynch (R) M' W. Lynch (R) Chas. E. Wells (R) 2. M. Feuquay (D) 13. T. B. Hogg (D) T.- B.Hogg (D) Tom C. Waldrep (D) 14. Chas. E. Wells (R) C. M. Feuquay (D) Fore C. Waldrep (D) Geo. D. Peck (D) Robt. Burns (D) W K. Snyder (D) T. F. Hensley (D) Ross N. Lillard (D) 14, W. K. Snyder (D) T.'F. Hensley (D) Jack Barker (D) John L. Rice (D) 15. I Ross N. Lillard (D) Jack Barker (D) W. C. Fidler (D) W. C. Fidler (D) Thos. J. O'Neill (D) Frank Carpenter (D) C. A. Dearmon (D) 15. Frank Carpenter (D) L. L. West (D) Ed F. Johns (D) Jed J. Johnson (D) C. A. Dearmon (D) L. L. West (D) Ed F. Johns (D) Johnson Gordon Gray (D) 16. H. Brown (R) ]H. Brown (R) H. Brown (R) 17. J. Elmer Thomas (D) H. Brown (R) • Kimerer (R) W. P. Kimmerer (R) [J. Elmer Thomas (D) L: A. Morton (D) Jed J. Johnson (D) W. C. Lewis (D) Dave Boyer (D) 17. Frank Beauman (D) |L. A. Morton (D) ed J. Johnson (D) 18. Fred E. Tucker (D) W. C. Lewis (D) Dave Boyer (D) C. S. Storms (D) JFred E. Tucker (D) ames Draughon (D) John H. Cartock (D) Earl A. Brown (D) Jess Pullen (D) O 18, R. A. Keeler (D) Jas, Draughon (D) ohn H. Carlock (D) ~'4 19. Joe A. Edwards (D) Earl A. Brown (D) U. T. Rexroat (D) O. T. Rexroat (D) Jep Knight (D) . R. Wallace (D) W. H. Woods (D) t John E. Luttrell (D) 19, Jep Knight (D) W. R. Wallace (D) E. V. George (D) 20, • H. Woods (D) John E. Luttrell (D) Mac O. Williamson (D) Mac O. Williamson (D) J. T. McIntosh (D) J. T. Mclntosh (D) IW. Cartwright (D) C. E. McPherren (D) 20. John R. Hickman (D) W. Cartwright (D) T. F. Memminger (D) J. N: Nesbitt (D) IC. E. McPherren (D) T. F. Memmjnger (D) J.: H. McCurley (D) J. H. McCurley (D) 21. . M. Ryan (D) J. E. Fleming (D) ]J. E. Fleming (D) 22. ~ . W. Board (D) L. P. Bobo (D~) L: P. Bomo (D) J. B. Harper (D) C. W. Board (D) ITom Anglin (D) om Anglin (D) Tom Anglin (D) 23. R. H. Chase (D) Luther Harrison (D) ~ Tom Anglin (D) 24: ]Luther Harrison (D) oseph C. Looney (D) Joseph C. Loone~ (D) Lester Smith (D) W. C. McAlister (D) W. C. McAlister (D) IW. J. Holloway (D) W. J. Holloway (D) 25:. W. V. Buckner (D) E. P. Hill (D) W. J. Holloway (D) Paul Stewart (D) IE, P. Hill (D) Carl Monk (D) Carl Monk (D) Guy L. Andrews (D) 0 26: John S. Vaughan (D) John S. Vaughan (D) ]Joe S. Ratliff (D) 27. Eugene M. Kerr (D) Joe S. Ratliff (D) R. McClendon (D) Felix Simmons. (D) Eugene M. Kerr (D) lClark Nichols (D) Clark Nichols (D) ~. M. Gulager (D) W. G. Stifler (D) 27. T. H. Davidson (D) ST" S. Mayfield (D) IS. M. Rutherford (D) 28. T. L. Rider (D) W. M. Gulager (D) W. G. Stigler:(D) W. M. Culager (D) • L. Rider (D) IF. M. Frye (R) E. M. Rrye (R) John .A Goodall (D) John A. Goodall (D) 29: O. W. KiIlam (D) Pete Coyne (D) Pete Coyne (D) 30. J. J. Smith (D) Harve N. Langley (D) Harve N. Langley (D) R. L. Wheatley (D) J. J. Smith (D) Horace B. Durant (R) Horace B. Durant (R) H. L. Marshall (R) H. L. Marshall (R) 31. R. L. Davidson (D) R. L. Davidson (D) R. L. Davidson (D) 32. S. L. Johnson (D) Wash E. Hudson (D) Wash E. Hudson (D) C. H. Terwilleger (R) S. L. Johnson (D) GIen R. Horner (R) Glen R. Horner (R) A. H. Culp (D) Dr. A. H. Kulp (D) 33. W. A. Chase (D) E. E. Woods (R) E. E. Woods (R) 34...... Floyd A. Calvert (D) Floyd A. Calvert (D) Gid Graham (D) J. Corbett Cornett (R) J. Corbett Cornett (R) G. Ii Van Dall (D) G. I. Van Dall (D) 50 OKLAHOMA STATE CAPITOL DIRECTORy

J. C. ROGERS, President W. H. MAY, Sec'y-Treas. J. E. ERWIN Vice-Pres. and General Manager W. H. Butcher Packing Co. The Peoples Packing Co., Inc. Eat

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OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLA. OKLAHOMA HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES The House of Representatives, First to Eleventh Legislatures, from the respective counties and districts follows" First to Fifth Legislatures

FIRS'T SECOND THIRD County FOURTH FIFTH Wm. H. Murray (D)- ...... Ben F. Wilson (D)' W.A. Durant (D) Speaker J. Harvey Maxey (D) A. McCrory (D) Speaker Speaker Speaker Xdair.._....L...... , ...... i.: .... ±...,_.L T. L. Rider (D) ..... Speaker Alfalfa...... T. L. Rider (D) Geo. W. Smith (D) T. L. Rider (D) A. J. Butts (D) A. J. Bu tst(D) G.N. Kneeland (D) (3) Thos. J. Welch (D) -- Dan G. Murley (D) Chas. B. Parkhurst (R) J. C. Smith (R) O Atoka ...... Robt. M. R~iney (D) ...... Beaver. ~:-~d. fi-~m~;~';~y";-~fiY-~S .... jT-w_ ~i~7k'-~ fSY-6 7 ...... I. L. Cook (D) Abel J. Sands (R) A. W. Tooley (R) A.W. Tooley (R) Jas. A. Thurmond (D) Beaver-Harper...... Beckham...... R. B. Rutherford (D) > ~o:'-~:'-~i~t'~;'~'"~B'~ ...... 5--W:"I~ewis"(-I)-i ...... Geo. W. Lewis, Sr. (D) ttoward M. Drake (R) Beckham ...... Wm. H. Bowdre (D) H. V. Joseph (D) Thos. H. McElmore (S) Beckham. A. L. Edington (R) Geo. Jamison (R) Geo. Jamison (R) J. H. Baldwin (D) Win. F. Scruple (D) (2) J.H. Baldwin (D) (3) L. A. Everhart (R) Bryan ...... A. F. Ross (D) W. A. Durant (D) W. A. Durant (D) 0 ...... Wm. F. Semple (D) R. R. Halsell (D) Chas. C. Fisher (D) Joe Smith (D) (2) H.N. Christian (D) (3) G. A. Ramsey (D) Caddo ...... Frank Stevens (D) H. N. Christian (D) Jos. A. Baker (D) G. M. Fuller (D) Theo. Pruett (D) Milton B. Cope (D) Milton B. Cope (D) (2) U.S. Brown (R) (3) Frank Carpenter (D) Canadian ...... Leo Harris (D) ~. ~.Thompson (D) !T. F. Hensley (D) Carter ...... Win. F. Gilmer (D) {~. ~ Champion (D) • Rexroat (D) J. F. McCants (D) John R. Whayne (D) . Rexroat (D) Kelly Brown (D) Jos. J. Manus (D) Henry Ward (R) Houston B. Teehe (D) ...... Cherokee.... XVm. H. Armstrong (D) Houston B. Teehee (D) J. D. Cox (D) Choctaw ...... Lyman W. White (D) M. L. Webb (D) Thos. W. Hunter (D) Thos. W. Hunter (D) ...... Cimarron...... Frank L. Casteel (D) Frank Casted (D) ...... W. L. Garner (D) O. Marshall (D) ...... Cimarron & Texas ...... J. Vandeveer (D) ...... W. L. Roberts (D) Chas. Williams (D) Cleveland S. W. Hutchins (D) (2) Oliver H. Akin (D) (3) N.E. Sharp (D) H.O. Miller (D) Geo. W. O'Neal (D) Geo. E. Jahn (D) (2) > Coal Amil H. Japp (D) Geo. T. Searcy (D) (3) Geo. T. Searcy (D) Wilburn Cartwright (D) Leslie P. Ross (D) (2) J. Roy Williams (D) (3) ...... Comanche...... _...... J. Roy Williams (D) ......

...... Comanche and Cotton ...... j:--fio-y"-~iiii;;E ~"-~5-~- ...... Wm. T. Powell (D) Craig ~7)_-'iioi;~iy'"ii53 ...... E. N. Ratcliff (D) ...... J. M .Haynes (D) Lewis Hunter (D) 0 Creek ...... W. B. Stone (D) Pete Coyne (D) (3) Pete Coyne (D) Bryant Cash (D) Custer ...... Geo. O'Heim (R) S. J. Smith (R) (3) H, H. Sherman (R) Howell Smith (D) Howell Smith (D) Win. J. Jadd (R) Delaware. Lee B. Smith (D) J. N. Thrash (R) (3) W. S. Dearing (D) John A. Simpson (D) Lee B. Smith (D) O. W. Killam (D) Lee Howe (D) Dewey ...... W. C. Smith (R) Richard G. Brownlee (R) Lee Howe (D) Ellis ...... Elmer V. Jessee (D) IH. O. Dexereaux (R) iHowell Smith (D) D. tIC[ Kirkpatrick (S) H. P. Covey (R) Flavius P. Rose (R) F!avius P. Rose (R) Garfield...... ".'L:...__..~ Albert . Ellis (D) Jos. M. Porter (R) • Holmes (R) Jos. M. Porter (R) Jos. M. Porter (R) (3) Geo. M. Dizney (R) Marvin M. McCord (R) Arthur A. Stull (R) ~. B. Campbell (R) C. C. Childers (D) Garvin ...... W. M. Lindsey (D) J. J. Rotenberry (D) C. C. Childcrs (D) Win. Tabor (D) W. Patchell (D) Joe A. Edwards (D) Cicero J. Murray (D) Robt. Wallace (D) Win. Tabor (D) W. B. M. Mitchell (D) Grady ...... Robt. M. Johnson (D) Henry Ireton (D) L. D. Abney (D) 0 Albert S. Riddle (D) E. W. Frey (D) J. T. Brown (D) !Bert Jackson (D) R. L' Glover (D) Robt. L. Grover (D) A. S. Riddle (D) Grant ...... Jos. W. Smith (D) Jos. W. Smith (D) :L. N. Barbee (D) Greet ...... Geo. W. Briggs (D) W. T. Clark (R) (3) J. E. eLmon (D) J. E. Lemon (D) G. L. Wilson (D) K. C. Cox (D) O. L. Cummings (D) W. C. Pendergraft (D) Jas. I. Savage (D) J. O. McCollister (D) Harper ...... John W. Durst (D) ...... Harmon Henry L. Vogle (R) Hery L. Vogle (R) See Beaver and Harper See Beaver and Harper HaskelL_ ...... C. H. Madden (D) H, L. Russell (D) H. Treadway (D) Ed Boyle (D) Ed Boyle (D) H. It. Edwards (D) (3) Hughes ...... Edward Swengel (D) (I) H. M. Moore (D) A. H. Huggins (D) Jackson ...... N. J. Johnson (D) ~. J. Johnson (D) (3) ~. 1}: Griggs (D) Win. A. Banks (D) S. G. Ashby (D) . G. Ashby (D) Ben F. Harrison (D) S. G. Ashby (D) Morgan (D) R. J. Morgan (D) Chas. M. London (D) Alex C. Savage (D) C-ham-'Jones-'(JJi"...... A. McCrory (D) A. McCrory (D)

*W. B. Anthony elected Speaker at special session. : . . . _.% 52 OKLAHOMA STATE CAPITOL DIRECTORY

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T - Sherman Machine Southern and Iron Works Motor Supply ENGINEERS, FOUNDERS and MACHINISTS Company CONTRACTORS OF PUBLIC WORKS THE TOOL AND EQUIPMENT Waterworks, Sewer Systems and HOUSE Electric Light Plants Installed Wholesale Only Complete ---We operate one of the largest and most up-to-date foundries and machine shops J. P. STEWART in the Southwest. ---We manufacture a full line of cast iron Treasurer and General Water Pipe Specials and Sewer Castings. Manager Office and Works 18 to 36 East Main Street 24-26 West Fifth Street Phone Walnut 76.00 Long Distance Phone 129 OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLA. OKLAHOMA C~TY, OKnA.

~ • ~ :J :~- 7: i i'~' ; • OKLAHOMA HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES First to Fifth Legislatures

. County [ FIRST- SECOND !~ ~-D) THIRD • FOURTH FIFTff J. M. Ratliff (D) ~(D) (3)-'---- Kay ...... -~.\__~li.T' Brown (D) Lester A. Marls (R) J- J_. C ark (D) Logan Hawkins (D) • O. Williams (D) C. L. Pinkham (D) Chas. M. Compton (R) W. H. Clark (R) C~ L.:;Pinkham (D) Kingfisher...... _...... arvey Utterback (R) Harvey Utterback (R) W. C. Baum (R) Henry W. Headley (R) Kiowa ...... esse T. Armstrong (D) Geo. L. King (R) (3) Geo. L. King (D) J. E. Terral (D) O. J. Logan (D) J. A.I: Marsh (R) Latimer...... [. V. Faulkner (D) J. V. Faulkner (D) Leonard D, Lewis (D) R. R. Fitzgerald (D) LeFore ...... J. E. Stivers (D) Lon Lovelace (D) N. D.: Pritchett (S) Chas. W. Broome (D) (1) ~¢_ -ii7 /q;-;g--~-fy- ...... ~iii-/,VT-is-~Ty"~-fy"' ...... C. C. Mathis (D) Cliff V. Perry (D) } Chas. W. Broome (D) (3) T. G. McMahan (D) T. G, McMahan :(D) Lincoln ...... ' ...... Ii: --M-- Jarret-t-- ( IJ)- ...... (~) /noY'ii.---~-172~eT"~-fiy ...... J. L. Spengler (D) G. L. Council (D) Jas. H. Lockwood (R) Y;~oTg:"~i;~71eY~fiy-'(-~'j ...... John B. Charles (R) i.... Jas. H. Lockwood (R) C. R. Blackburn (R) Jake Zabloudil (R) Logan ...... Will H. Chappell (R) O. B. Acton (R) ] ...... Ed G,i~:Keegan (R) Jno. S. Shearer (R) Jno. S. Shearer (R) Frank H. McGuire--(R)"...... Geo. H. Stagner (R) 6_-'ii_-'Xc-i;-2"'~i/y-' ...... Walter H. Matthews (D) © A. C. Hamlin (neg.) (R) fno. S. Shearer (R) ~mo-;'iC'i~;;ing'(ii'~ ...... Love ...... Jno. R. MeCalla (D) Jno. R. MeCalla (R) W. H. Brooks (D) O. B. Acton (R) .... McClain ...... Thos. C. Whitson (D) Thos. C. Whitson (D) W. H. Brooks (D) E.E. Glasco (D) Asa E. Walden (D) McCurtain ...... Win. H. Harrison (D) C. M. Anderson (D) E. L. Green (D) W.S. Davis (D) E. E. Glasco (D) > Jas. R. Knight (D) [Tom G. Taylor (D) Tom G. Taylor (D) : Mclntosh ...... ~Tm.'fi- ...... Beck (D) X_'?7-/iN;;p"i-~/y: ...... -~V---St-een-...... IR. H. Berry (D) : Major ...... J. R. Sherman (R) J. • (D) ]W. T. Ruby (R) w_/;iYSI;~W~iSY ...... Marshall ...... H. S. P. Ashby (D) Joe Sherman (R) S. S. Davidson (R) ]C. H. Thomes (D) J. W. McDuffee (D) co (S, > : Mayes ...... ~Henry M. Butler (D) D. C. Hughes (D) ]. W. McDuffee (D) ]Gideon Morgan (D) • . Rollins (D) Murray ...... M. Turner (D) M. Turner (D) R. W. Lindsey (D) [Chas. B. Emanuel (D) Johnson Crawford (D) Muskogee ...... Fred" P. Br~inso,n (D) Chas. B. Emanuel (D) |Wm. A. Carr (D) George W. Pullen (D) J. B. Crouch (R) i2;.-¥i;;-;;--Cii-i ...... |J. H. Maxey (D) N.B. Maxey (D) A. J. Snelson (D) Edward Merrfck (R) W. C. Jackson (D) [l. E. Wyand (D) R. L. Disney (D) C~ Noble ...... Chas. A. Fraser (R) W. P. Miller (D) [E. T. Testerman (R) Waiter Eaton (D) > Nowata ...... J. A. Tillotson (D) : A. Tillotson (D) E. T. Testerman (R) ]W. A. Chase (D) E. T. Testerman (R) Okfusk~ ...... t Thos B. Wortman (D) Robt. J. Dixon (R) C. L. Miller (D) |Fred B. Hoyt (R) Eldon E. Sams (R) J. J. Roland (D) Geo. D. Harvison (D) W. N. Barry (D) Oklahoma ...... ~;ti;~:-b-i~;--(-i53 ...... W. H. Chase (D) fT~iTi~ii~;iTm--2-fy ...... fi_-L--iSgi;ii--~iSy ...... C. H. DeFord (R) 8 It. G. Jones (R) E. L. Dunn (D) Hubert L. Bolen (D) f'¥7"iSici;~;~o;;Tfi)" ...... : ...... II. M. Putnam (D) Hugh A. Randall (D) R. L. Peebly (D) ~ . G. Jones (R) John H. Wright (D) Jno. Wright (D) A. T. Earley (D) • W. Murphy (R) C.H. DeFord (R) H. Jno, H., Wright (D) Hubert L. Bolen (D) Jesse B. Norton (R) Okmulgee ...... i~¢¢-m." -~:- '~ c-~ oo" ~~ )- ...... -- D. B. Welty (D) James::A. Young (D) Osage ...... John B. Deyerle (D) 5. M. Lenox (D) S. L. Johnson (D) ~o Prentiss Price (O) Chas. B. Peters (D) Chas. B. Peters (D) :{'rl Ottawa ...... ~_,-~_ ...... Loris E. Bryant (D) Martin (D) YT ~: -¥;;cf, eT dS ~...... M, B. Prentiss (D) ...... gl Pawnee ...... Win. Murdock (D)(1) ~a-me ;g:-/¢foo?e -~b3 ...... J. S. Mahon (R) John Bonner (R) Ross Brubaker (D) (3) G. W. Goodwin (D) Payne ...... P. A. Ballard (D) (1) C. E. Sexton (R) Stanley C. Edmister (R) J. L. McKeown (D) Pittsburg ...... J. L. Hendrickson (D) (1) T. H. Stockton (R) (3) J. W. Reece (D) H. M. McElhaney (D) H. M. McElhaney (D) (3) James K. Moore (D) Henry M. McElhaney (D) Win. S. Rogers (D) R. I. Bond (D) Paul Nesbitt (D) S. F. Whitman (D) E. P. Hill (D) T. G .... Wilkes (D) Pototoc ...... : ...... Fran-k...... S. F. Whitman (D) Pottawato~ Huddleston (D) (1) ~;2;;~--ii-~-/f~ie-;~o'~;--dS-j ...... ~no."iU ~aw~-orii'yfiy"~-j ..... Tom G. Haile (D) ue...... Milton Bryan (D) (1) Milton Bryan (D) Jno. P. Crawford (D) Sam H. Hargis (D) Wm. S. Carson (D) Wm. S. Carson (D) Jas. T. Farrall (D) Tom C. Waldrep (D) Wm. F. Durham (D) i;¢-m-. g."-~ai:" ;o-~- ~-5 )- ...... Harvey H. Smith (D) Win. F. Durham (D) B. F. Nisbett (D) R. R. Hendon (D) ::Pushmataha ...... Ben T. Williams (D) Ben T. Williams (D) H. O. Tener (D) W. K. Dunn (D) Roger Mills__ ...... i Jos. L. Paschall (D) H. S. P. Ashby (D) H. S. P. Ashby (D) Jos. L. Pasehall (D) Perry Madden (D) Js..H. Reigner (D) ::Rogers ...... ' ...... J. F. Tandy (D) C. S. Wortman (D) Thos. Joyner (D) W. Hill (S) :i Seminole Jesse B. Chastain (D) (1) Poe Chambers (D) (3) Archibald Bonds (D) A. 'Ball (D) H. M. Tate (R) E. E. Jayne (D) (3) E. ) Sequoyala.-_[[-:-['~'[---~[':"[:'.::'-[[[: Geo. W. Allen (D) (1) Isaac Jacobs (R) W. A. Bishop (D) Luther Harrison (D) Stephens ...... W.B. Anthony (D) Jas. W. Breedlove (D) (3) Wm. L. Curtis (D) W. B. Anthony (D) (2) W.B. Anthony (D) (3) J. N. Davis (D) :) Swan~son ...... "...... [ O. M. Morris (D) Henry W. Sitton (D) ...._...... J. V. McClintic (D) W. G. Woodard (D) J. P. Speer (D) leo 54 OKLAHOMA STATE CAPITOL DIRECTORY

N. A. Kennedy Supply Company Manufacturers and Jobbers Creamery, Dairy and Ice Cream Makers, Machinery and Supplies Boilers of All Kinds Egg Cases and Egg Case Fillers National Anhydrous Ammonia 300-302-304 East First Street Phone M. 2616 OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLA.

THE OKLAHOMA SASH & DOOR CO. Wholesalers.. Manufacturers

EVERYTHING IN FINISH WOODWORK

Office: 8-20 East Grand Avenue

OKLAHOMA CITY~ OKLAHOMA

E. O. PARSONS

Cement Contractor and Manufacturer of Waterproof Cement Burial Vaults, Cement Septic Tanks, Cement Portable Garages, Blocks, Porch Columns, Flower Vases, Floors, Sidewalks and All Kinds of Cement Work

Factor),: Fourth and Douglas Residence: 3025 West Seventeenth Phone M. 9161 Phone 4-0108

MANEY AND ALLEY Road, Municipal and General Contractors We Are in Favor o[ Good Roads--We Build Them

124-126 Empire Building West Main Street

OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA OKLAHOMA HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES First to Fifth Legislatures County [ ~'IRST Texas ...... ~ ...... i~ I SECOND l THIRD [ FOURTH l Fi#TH Tillman ...... i Henry R. King (D) ~. J. Ear~|~ "--'----J See Cimar'~'ona~exas "--i~Texas Tulsa ...... i Cicero L. Holland (D) Henry R. King (D) ]Walter L. Coughlin (D) ]Harry B. Cordell (D) [A. North (D) _ [F. L. Haynes (D) F. L .Haynes (D) [J. I. Gillespie (D) (3) IW. B. Williams (D) ]Jas. H. Sykes (D) Wagoner...... [A. D. Orcutt (R) ...... ! ...... ~Frank Z. Curry (D) JWash Hudson (D) Washington ...... ]A. F. Vandeventer (D) J. P. Calhoun (R) IJohn S. Moss (D) ]John A. Baker (D) ]Wm. E. Long (D) Washita ...... ]David L. Smith (D) Clint Moore (R) ]Lon Fisher (D) JR. F. Stilwell (D) ]M. W. Bovee (D) Woods ...... tWin. T. Abbott (D) S. C. Burnette (D) ]Eckles L. Harris (D) (3) [C. C. Hill (D) [C. C. Hill (D) O ooawara ...... IIrving W. Hart (D) H. T. Parsons (R) ]D. C. Woodson )D) [W. H. Olmstead (R) [W. H. Olmstead (R) John H. Bridges (R) ]E. G. Vosburgh (R) [E. G. Vosburgh (R) [F. O. McCance (D) m > OKLAHOMA HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES m O Sixth to Eleventh Legislatures > SIXTH SEVENTH EIGHTH NINTH TENTH County Paul Nesbitt (D) ELEVENTH Tom C. Waldrep (D) Geo. B. Schwabe (R) Murray F. Gibbons (D)* B. Harper (D) Speaker Speaker _ Speaker J, D. A. Stovall (D) Adair ..... , ...... ,,.:__ Speaker Speaker Speaker > D. B. Collums (D) D. B. Collums (D) W. A. Schofield (R) K. G. Comfort (D) Alfalfa...... C. Smith (R) W. S. David (R) D. Beauyear (R) Frank C. Adair (D) Atoka ...... Leslie E. Salter (R) Leslie E. Salter (R) ~. W. T. Henderson (D i A. Thurmond (D) Wm. Gill (D) ~.C. Johnson (D) O. W. T. Henderson (D Beaver-Harper...... E. Lee Adams (D) H. G. Eastridge (D) P. R. Crowley (D) P. R. Crowley (D) Beckham ...... J. W. Steffen (R) • . Steffen (R) Leslie I. Ray (R) Roy O. Coppock (R) Algernon Mansur (D) W. A. Hornbeck (D) Ar. A. Hornbeck (D) C. E. Baggerly (D) Blaine ...... L. A. Exerhart (R) ~Ira M. Finley (D) Ira M. Finley (D) Frank Carmichael (D) Bryan ...... L. A .Everhart (R) L. A. Everhart (R) L. A. Everhart (R) Elias Smith (D) > W. A. Durant (D) Porter Newman (D) Porter Newman (D) Elsia D. Smith (D) Porter Newman (D) E. P. White (D) C. E. Thornley (D) A. N. Leecrait (D) J. B. Smith (D) J. B. Smith (D) C. E. Thornley (D) E. P. White (D) Caddo ...... S. C. Kelly (D) J. W. Hollarn (R) T.F. J. B. Smith (D) Newt Dickinson (D) ~." I~." Cummings (R) J. L. Montgomery (D) Harry Jolly (D) Harry Jolly (D) Canadian ...... J. E. Thirsk (R) Ottinger (R) F. B. Jones (D) Roy F. Hanger (R) Jack Barker (D) Jack Barker (D) Thevathan (R) Lewis G. Ware (R) O T. F. Hensley (D) J. L. Trevathan (R) ! Price Thompson (D) Price Thompson (D) [. B. Deardorff (D) Carter ...... Roy Shores (D) Thad Baker (D) D. S. Hoover (D) ]]-'-S-'-H-o'o-ver-'(-]]]-...... Guy'-H-[-Sigler'?D) ...... J[-W_'Mu~hy-?D) ...... Ear-l-']{.'--Bro-wn-(-I]]...... Cherokee._ Roy C. Hinds (D) L. Gait (D) ...... IT. J. Pollock (D) Lloyd Noble (R) Arleigh Davis (D) m Choctaw.._ R. K. Warren (D) JS'. M. Redburn (R) Brue L. Keenan (R) ]J. D. Gulager (D) J.A. Morgan (R) Chas. L. Rogers (D) Cimarron D. A. Stovall (D) D.A. Stovall (D) i D. A. Stovall (D) D.A. StovaU (D) D.A. Stovall (D) m and Texas ...... M. W. Pugh (D) O. A. Brewer (D) " Cleveland.... H. O. Miller (D) S. L. Portwood (D) John Q. Denny (R) iI. M. Lightner (D) [Wm. A. Strong (D) Frank A. Sewell (D) c~ Coal...... W. Cartwright (D) J. B. Phillips (D) Ralph C. Hardie (R) [J. B. Phillips (D) iE. V. George (D) C.T. Lane (D) F. Brinkworth (D) Austin H. Rice (R) ]W. B. Thornsbrough (D)i J. R. Hickman (D) E. Leslie Cardwell (D) Comanche Lewis Hunter (D) Lon Morris (D) ...... : ...... i ...... I ...... and Cotton ...... Fletcher Riley (D) R. B. Thomas (D) ...... i ...... : ...... O Win. T. Powell (D) J. D. McTaggart (D) ...... | ...... J...... :::::::::::::::::::::::: ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: m Comanche ...... Thornton Clark (R) |L. E. Goodrich (D) iA. M. Reinwand (D) , ...... Cotton ...... I...... i ...... |H. P. Wettengel (D) IJ. A. Johnson (D) Craig ~.-i:f.'~]~r'i~ ...... [Leroy Elmore (D) JFred Hansen (D) iJ. M. Hooper (D) ]James C. Nance (D) Creek J. M. Morgan (D) G. R. Hill (D) ]P. Z. Newman (R) ]Joe L. Williams (D) tO. E. Odell (D) ]Bryant Cash (D) W. L. Cheatham (D) J. M. Morgan (D) l Eli L. Admire (R) ]Lulu D. Anderson (D) JW. I. Cunningham (D) W.G. Beatty (D) W. L. Cheatham (D) ]...... ]W. I .Cunningham (D) flda L. Robertson (D) ]Sebe A. Christian (D) Custer ...... ] ...... |C. T. Hutson (D) (1) ]Edward E. White (R) [J. A. Watson (D) E. L. Meacham (D) E. A. Olmstead (R) ]W. D. Crane (R) ]J. W. Bremer (D) ]Thos. P. Stone (D) ]Thos. P. Stone (D) Oscar E. Houston (D) W. D. Crane (R) ...... : ...... Delaware ...... John H. Gibson (D) John H. Gibson (D, b.P. Butler (R, [W. D. Gibson (D, /Isaiah H. Long (R) ...... JJames-'i~_-'Bu'tier--(R') ...... *W. D. McBee elected Speaker at special session. ¢.n 56 OKLAHOMA STATE CAPITOL DIRECTORY ...... : ~ .... '' ~I: ."; ~ " '' ' " ! ..... ' ." i ~'' ' ' !~ ~:'~ .....

SAIN-BELL GROCERY & MARKET STAPLE and FANCY GROCERIES FRESH and CURED MEATS ..... FRUIT and VEGETABLES IN SEASON ..., ~: : ., Free Delivery Service Any Time 1910 North Lottie We Appreciate Yonr Business Phone 4-9191 • • • :..

• Strictly a Local Concern, Call Main 4431

CAPITOL TOWEL SUPPLY We furnish Cabinets, Towels of all kinds, Aprons, Coats, etc.

CAREY-LAMBARD YOUNG & COMPANY Established 1881 Home Builders Lumber and Builders' Material Sixteenth and Santa Fe Phone Main 1622 OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA

STERLING MILK PRODUCTS CO. ALL DAIRY PRODUCTS 100 % Safe, Clean Food Phone Walnut 0178 316 North Western

AUTO NEEDS COMPANY FIRESTONE TIRES AND TUBES.. ROAD SERVICE Replacement Farts, Batteries, Accessories, Tools "If We Haven't Got It, We Will Get It" 612 North Western~Maple 4780 128 West California--Maple 3409

F. j. QUILLIN GROCERY and MARKET FRESH MEATS---FRESH VEGETABLES--FANCY GROCERIES "Patronize Quillin's Grocery and Bank the Difference" Yes, Sir! We Deliver! 1307 South Agnew Phone Walnut 1497

._-. -- ~.~ .. _ - OKLAHOMAHOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES Sixth to Eleventh Legislatures

County [ SIXTH [ SEVENTH I EIGHTH I__ NINTH Dewey ...... M. L. Jones (D) ELEVENTH IG. W. Trimble (D) Otto Smith (R) IM. R. Payne (D) IC. R. Flint (R) V. D. M cArthur' (D)' Ellis ...... , ...... Bert E. Hill (R) Bert E. Hill (R) G. E. Davison (R) E. M. Beum (D) Garfield ...... J. A. Eakins (R) H. O. Glasser (R) G. E. Davison (R) George H. Baldwin (D) J. G. Gossett (R) Wm. J. Otjen (R) Win. H. Ryan (D) Arthur J. Strauss (R) J. B. Campbell (R) J. B. Campbell (R) J: ~. Campbell (R) V. L. Headrick (R) Garvin ...... Alfred Stevenson (D) Alfred Stevenson (D) O. R. Miller (R) J. B. Campbell• (R) • Garrison (D) J. M. Thompson (D) J. M. Thompson (D) James M. Thompson (D) E. O. Northcutt (D) ...... 0 Grady...... Bert Jackson (D) Bert Jackson (D) Homer Paul (D) A. L. Davis (D) A. L. Davis (D) David C. Hybarger (D) 7~ Ed Sheegog (D) M. I. Stokes (D) A. L. Davis (D) Gordon Gray (D) Grant ...... T. E. Beck (R) T. E. Beck (R) D. C. Roberts, Jr. (D) Frank •Manning (D) Greet ...... J~. ~. Simpson (D) L. E. Watkins (D) Win. A. Thornhill (R) T. E. Beck (D) :~1> Harmon ...... Jti.O. McCollister (D) H. II. Henry (D) • Beck (R) J. G. H. Windle (D) [. G. H. Windle (D) Treadway (D) L. A. Pearson (D) L. A. Pearson (D) J. G. H. Windle (D) Harper ...... See Beaver & Harper i kI. Treadway (D) E. C. Abernathy (D) R. B. Bryant (D) See Beaver & Harper See Beaver & Harper See Beaver and Harper See Beaver and Harper See Beaver and Harper Haskell ...... J. L. Hendrickson (D) A. A. ~Vebb (D) I. H. Ogle (R) 0 Hughes ...... H. A. Hicks (D) Newt Sanders (D) Newt Sanders (D) O. P. Nash (D) B. F. Harrison (D) Ben F. Harrison (D) C.W. Miller (D) N. J. Johnson (D) W. F. Gilmer (D) Silas M. Shirley (D) • om Anglin (D) ...... C. T. Edwards (D) .~;~,, Jackson ...... Everett Petre (D) Edwin Dabney (D) Edwin Dabney (D) L.R. Lowry (D) Jefferson ...... ~. ~v~.Morgan (D) W. D. Ballard (D) I ...... rfl ...... Bond (D) C. S. Storms (D) J. M. Robberson (D) Johnston ...... B. N. Hultzman (D) L-C-fi~iig;V(iSy ...... : diiy---6;~i;-~ i5-~ ...... I £--~.-'iS;;-igi"(I~- ...... ' .... S. E. Cummings (D) Hugh C. Jones (D) John F. Garner (D) !lno. F. Garner (D) [Kenneth Clark (D) >. Kay ...... H. W. Headley (R) S. M. Elder (R) ~'. A. Heberling (R) Samuel M. Elder (R) Walter H. Franks (D) G. A. Chappell (R) [G. A. Chappel (R) ...... John G. Bell (D) R. H. McClintock (R) [John M. Bell (D) ,-.2 Kingfisher...... J. A. Marsh (R) W. P. Kimerer (R) W. P. Kimerer (R) Kiowa ...... R. R. Fitzgerald (D) Henry L. Cloud (D) Joe W. Morris (R) [Robt. B. McClintock (~ I~ Fitzgerald (D) G. E. Mitchell (R) James R. Tolbert (D) C. H. Fawks, Jr. (D)[J. E. Watson (D) W. . V¢oodard (D) • . Woodard (D) S. D. Bailey (R) c1 Latimer_...... L. P. Bobo (D) L. P. Bobo (D) J. A. Smallwood (R) >. LeFlore ...... _ ...... Tom V¢. Neal (D) J. W. Callahan (D) E. M. Cooper (D) i diai;;a-"ii¥igg-;---OSy...... B. Harper (D) S. A. Neely (D) Burton Kidd (D) Burton Kidd (D) J. B. Harper (D) ~i. W. Ro.mine (D) F. W. Bird (D) Lincoln ...... W. F. Pardoe (R) {i' U. m~per (n) .. B. Harper (D) john J .Thomas (D) I,--4 ~(t Taylor (R) J, T. Taylor (R) Taylor (R) Taylor (R) i3. Taylor (R) Ed G. Keegan (R) B. Ambler (R) ~. M. Watson (R) Logan ...... Amos A. Ewing (R) M. M. Watson (R) M. M. Watson (R) I. R. Pomeroy (R) Amos A. Ewing (R) E. G. Sharp (R) O. B. Acton (R) O, B. Acton (R) O.-B. Acton (R) 0 O. B. Acton (R) Jno. O'Neill (D) William Dodd (R) Love ...... Asa E. Walden (D) ...... Asa E. Walden (D) J. C. Graham (D) J. Woody Dixon (D) I. Woody Dixon (D) J. Woody Dixon (D) McClain ...... G. H. A. Thomas (D) E. E. Glasco (D) h{. F. Gibbons (D) McCurtain ...... J. E. Rowland (D) M. F. Gibbons (D) (1) C. C. Hester (D) J. Neal Forehand (D) I,-,-1 John W. Scott (D) J. Dyer, Jr. (D) Paul Stewart (D) Paul C. Thorn (D) E. E. Cochran (D) ...... : M clnt.osh ...... [ . H. Berry (D) James Dyer (D) Paul Stewart (D) James Dyer (D) W. M. Duffy (D) Chas. Whittaker (D) E. F. Saltsman (D) L. D. Ogden (D) L. D. Ogden (D) ~ S. Mayfield (D) ...... Major ...... S. J. Bardsley (R) D. A. Brumtey (D) ...... -~: ...... c1 J. R. Haley (R) Roy V. Harp (R) Jno. N. Voorhees (R) Jno. Voorhees (R) John N. Voorhees (R) ,-..] Marshall ...... S. J. Wheeler (D) Syd J. Wheeler (D) Win. A. Crockett (R) Mayes ...... D. C. Hughes (D) D. T. Wooten (D) David L. Faulk (D) DaVid L. Faulk (D) Gideon Morgan (D) W. A. Crockett (R) J. C. Lindsey (D) Fred S. Lee (D) A. Lee Battenfield (D) 0 Murray ...... [Jas. Draughon (D) H. W. Broadbent (D) Jesse L. Pullen (D) :Muskogee ...... R, L. Disney (D) Jesse L. Pullen (D) H. W. Broadbent (D) Oscar K. Lowrance (D) W. E. Disney (D) W. E. Disney (D) W. E. Dieney (D) Tom B. O'Bryan (D) ITom B. O'Bryan (D) Robt. E. West (D) Robt. E. West (D) W. P. Miller (D) A. K Berry (D) L. E. Neff (D) J. F. Strayhorn (D) [Albert K. Berry (D) L. E. Neff (D) J. F. Strayhorn (D) W. P. MiI1er (D) (1) F. L .Walton (D) iCharles A. Moon (D) i~ Noble ...... !Roy Harvey (R) Roy Hahvey (R) I-I. E. Keim (R) 'Nowata ...... [A. R. Garrett (R) R. F. Howe (R) R. F. Howe (R) W. R. Fry Geo. B. Schwabe (R) Geo. B. Schwabe (R) C. H. Baskin (D) (1) W. T. Bluejacket (R) James Nairn ((~1)) ~,Okfuskee...... W. N. Barry (D) W. N. I~arry (D) T. W. Harman (R) T.H. Wren (D) ! T, H. Wren (D) Joe L. Dukes (D) :Ok1,~homa ...... ~/: - i..; Fii a7 ;-]-~- -(-fi )- ...... W. H. Case (D) I. L. Harris (R) W. W. Robertson (D) W.S. Burleson (D) H-e;;;y--L-"c%ii;t-~'ff;"" CT-ii_-'ii-~-ge;"~iS~ ...... [S. S. Buttereld (D) S. S. Buterfield (D) John T. Jerkins (D) Anna Laskey (D) [Rollin E. Gish (D) Anna Laskey (D) Anna Laskey (D) Allen Street (D) John F. Martin (D) Allen Street (D) Allen Street (D) R. A. Billups, Jr. (D) [W. W. Robertson (D) W. W. Robertson (D) T. F. Gorman (D) W.W. Robertson (D) Tom Dolan (D) H. S. Caldwell (R) Ben F. Davis (D) Chas. H. Ruth (D) I. L. Harris (R) Joe O'Brien (D) (1) Robt. C. Graham (D) I Robt. C. Graham (D) ...... R. A. Singletary (D) R.A. Singletary (D) R.A. Singletary (D) ,q 58 OKLAHOMA STATE CAPITOL DIRECTORY

ADELBERT BROWN GORDON STATER LOYAL J. MILLER LAWYER BROWN & STATER Registered Patent Attorney in United States and Canada ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS AT LAW Suite 920 Perrine Building 529-30 Security Bldg. Phone W. 1743 OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLA. Phone Walnut 4422

Y. C. (Cal) Counts M.O. Counts W.J. Counts S. W. Hays D.A. Richardson Oklahoma City Hartshorne, Okla. McAlester COUNTS & COUNTS ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS AT LAW Hayes & Richardson Oklahoma City and McAlester, Okla. General Practice in State and Federal Courts ATTORNEYS 612-13-14 American National Bank Bldg. Phone Maple 2604 i 112 Colcord Building Phone W. 1221 OKLAHOMA CITY 10-11 Cambron Building--Phone 771 McALESTER, OKLA. OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLA.

Thomas J. McCaffrey Granville E. Scanland George A. Fitzsimmons McCaffrey & Scanland LAWYER ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS Suite 410 Equity Bldg. Phone M. 4204 300 Baltimore Bldg. Phone W. 7745 OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLA. OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLA.

W. J. DAVIDSON WILLIAM F. COLLINS ATTORNEY AT LAW ATTORNEY AT LAW (Formerly Attorney for Rock Island Lines in Oklahoma) General Practice in All Courts--State and Federal Failroad and Commercial Law, Oil and Gas, Title, Valuation and Probate Practice 503- 5 American National Bank Bldg. Practicing in All Courts Phone Walnut 6463 616-17-18 First National Bank Building OKLAHOMA CITY Phone W-0569 Residence 4-9493

FRED M. HAMMER GOMER SMITH GOMER SMITH ATTORNEYS AT LAW

215-217 Colcord Building Phones" M. 7 540-7 541 ; Residence, 4-3 23 8

OKLAHOMA CITY, O~A. • OKLAHOMA HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES Sixth to Eleventh Legislatures

County SIXTH SEVENTH EIGHTH NINTH TENTH ELEVENTH O Okmulgee ...... H. R. Christopher (D) Bert C. Hodges (D) Clarence L. Tylee (R) A.H. Culp (D) S. M. Hufstedler (D) Tom Payne (D) Bert C. Hodges (D) ...... Joseph P. Rossiter (D) David M. Logan (D) David M. Logan (D) ...... Chas. D. Lewis (D) Chas. D. Lewis (D) Virgil E. Riddle (D) Osage ...... L. A. Wismeyer (R) L.A. Wismeyer (R) L.A. Wismeyer (R) Richard Elam (D) H. M. Curnutt (D) Martin C. Fraley (D) > ...... Marshall L. Smith (D) Frank V. Shaw (D) Clarence Lohman (D) Ottawa ...... John N. Scott (D) J.S. Mabon (R) James Miller (R) J.S. Mabon (R) Perry Porter (D) Perry Porter (D) ...... G. W. Moothart (D) (1) R. W. Skinner (D) R. W. Sknner (D) 0 Pawnee ...... Millard F. Grubb (R) Millard F. Grubb (R) W.S. Caldwell (R) E.M. Funkhouser (D) W. S. Caldwell (R) E. D. Webber (R) Payne ...... A. J. Hartenbower (D) Chas. C. P1att (R) Chas. C. Platt (R) Edith MitcheIl (D) Geo. A. Hoke (D) Geo. A. Hoke (D) > Chas. C. P1att (R) J.F. Vaughan (R) ...... __. Pittsburg ...... S. Z. Fitzgerald (D) PauI Nesbitt (D) Chas. S. Brice (D) T.D. Taylor (D) " E.P. Hill (D) ~_ #_ i:fifi (5~ ...... Paul Nesbitt (D) S. Z. Fitzgerald (D) R. H. Matthews (R) Chas. S. Brice (D) Fletcher Davis (D) D. L. Rowe (D) Tom G. Haile (D) T. W. Smith (D) ...... Frank Watson (D) Pontotoc ...... J. W. Vaden (D) W. H. Ebey (D) W.O. Pratt (D) Fred F. Brydia (D) Otto Strickland (D) W.H. Ebey (D) > Robt. Wimbish (D) Date Crawford (D) ...... Will M. Thompson (D) Pottawatomie ...... Tom C. Waldrep (D) Tom C. Waldrep (D) C.A. Knight (D) L.C. Watson (D) Gladys Whittett (D) Joe B. Cobb (D) N. A. J. Ticer (D) N. A. J. Ticer (D) W.S. Pendleton (D) N.A.J. Ticer (D) M.M. Hederson (D) F.H. Reily (D) W. L. Chapman (D) ...... Sam F. Bailey (D) ...... Pushmataha ...... C. A. Welch (D) G. T. Johnson (D) Victor M. Locke (R) G.T. Johnson (D) L.W. Weaver (D) Tom Johnson (D) > Roger Mills ...... J. T. Nicholson (D) J. T. Nicholson (D) B. McColgin, Mrs. (R) W.A. Adams (D) John Simpler (D) W.R. Trent (D) Rogers ...... E. E. Woods (R) H. T. Kight (D) Harry Jennings (R) Wayne W. Bayless (D) E. H. Lightner (D) H. Tom Kight (D) Seminole ...... A. S. Norvell (D) W. W. Pryor (D) D.O. Jennings (R) Wilbur F. Varnum (D) Bart Aldridge (D) Bart Aldridge i-,,,i M. M. Turlington (D) ...... ELEVENTH Sequoyah ...... C. B. Johnson (D) J. H. Dodson (D) R.A. Ballance (R) J.L. Watson (D) T. M. McCombs (D) Tom McComb (D) O J. V. Blackard, Jr. (D) L. C. McNabb (D) ...... _. W. A. Carlile (D) ...... Stephens ...... J. P. Speer (D) L. Akers (D) James C. Nance (D) W.D. McBee (D) P. D. Sullivan (D) P.D. Sullivan (D) • James C. Nance (D) (1) ...... £ ...... _ ...... ~ ...... ~ ...... Texas ...... See Cimarron & Tex. See Cimarron & Tex. See Cimarron & Tex. See Cimarron & Texas See Cimarron & Texas See Cimarron and Texas i,,-,,i Tillman._. Squire Humble (D) J. E. Williams (D) H.R. King (D) H.R. King (D) H. R. King (D) R.L. Christian (D) Tulsa ...... Glenn Condon (R) W. V. Biddison (D) Bailey E. Bell (R) W. Warren Ferrell (D) John H. Miller (D) L.D. Maxwell (R) Harry H. Rogers (R) Joe W. Kenton (D) Remington Rogers (R) J.W. Simpson (D) Philip J. Kramer (D) G.C. Thomas (R) ...... Frank M. Boyer (D) Thos. I. Munroe (D) O.O. Owens (R) ...... John H. Miller (D) Frank M. Boyer (D) D.A. Wilson (R) ...... G. S. Long (D) (1) C. H. Terwilleger (R) Hugh Webster (R) 0 Wagoner ...... P. A. Fox (D) T.A. Parkison (D) W.T. Drake (R) W.S. Vernon (D) Horace S. Foster (D) Horace S. Foster (D) J. C. Hamilton (D) ...... ,.<; Washington ...... A. E. Craver (R) A.E. Craver (R) A.E. Craver (R) G.I. Van Dall (D) Win. M. Rupard (D) A.C. Easter (R) ...... A. C. Easter (R) ...... Washita ...... W. T. Graves (D) W.T. Graves (D) W.T. Graves (D) Ed W. Hines (D) ~d W. Hines • .(D) Ed W. Hines (D) I. B. Hurst (D) J.H. Hay (D) ...... Woods ...... W. H. Olmstead (R) Marion Clothier (R) E.A. Herod (R) Marion Clothier (R) Marion Clothier (R) E.W. Snoddy (R) Woodward B. H. Beatte (D) Jerry Coover (R) [erry Coover (R) Jerry Coover (R) Jerry Coover (R) Willis James (D)

¢.rt 0 OKLAHOMA sTATE CAPITOL DIRECTORk

STATE CAPITOL TELEPHONES Supreme Court : Chief Justice Fred Branson_Maple 5632 Telephone Directory for the various Vice Chief Justice C. W. State departments, carry the telephones Mason Maple 5088 for the subdivisions of such departments Justice J. W. Clark ...... Maple 5595 having more than one telephone: Justice John B. Harrison .... Maple 5554 Adjutant General Maple 2430 Justice Robert A. Hefner .... Maple 5806 Medical Regiment, 120th O.~ Justice A. C. Hunt Maple 5506 N.G. Walnut 4277 Justice E. F. Lester ...... Maple 5285 Quartermaster Maple 5023 Justice J. I, Phelps ...... Maple 5015 Attorney General ...... Walnut 6020 Justice Fletcher Riley ...... Maple4934 American Legion Maple 3432 Supreme Court Commission . Crawford D. Bennett ...... Maple 5060 Auditor Maple 3306 J. A, Diffendaffer Maple 5077 Auditor Maple 3322 W. C. Hall Maple 4840 Board of Equalization ...... Maple 3194 A. L. Herr Maple 5060 Bank Commissioner. Maple 29i6 A. L. Jeffrey Maple 5111 Arthur Leach Maple 5111 Building and Loan supervisorMaple 4144 Dudley Monk ...... Maple 5060 Board of Affairs Maple 1870 L. V. Reid ..... Maple 5077 Board of AgriCuli:ure: HOuSton B, Tehee ~aple4840 President ,Mapl e 2434 UniOn Soldiers' Home ...... :, 4-9844 Secretary ...... Maple 0.9.38 Chief Mine InSpector Maple 2214 Seed Analyst Maple 2433 Commissioner of Charities and~ Chief Feed inspector ...... MapIe 0938 Corrections Maple 2153 Statistician Maple 2433 Commisioner of Adult Blind_Maple 1803 Dairy Commissioner ...... Maple 2432 Dairy Department Maple 2684 Confederate Pension Dept ..... Maple 1755 Veterinarian Maple 2432 Confederate Memorial Hali__Maple 1683 Board of Education ...... Maple 2637 Corporation Commission ...... Maple 2436 Criminal Court of Appeals: Board of Health Maple 3274 Justice James Davenport .... Maple 1431 Board of Health Maple 3276 Justice Thomas H. Doyle .... Maple 1397 Laboratories Maple 3766 Justice Thomas A. EdwardsMaple 1270 Board of Pharmacy Maple 1510 Department of Labor ...... Maple 6957 Board of Vocational Educa- Election Board Maple 6111 tion Maple 2694 Election Board Maple 7492 Budget Officer Maple 2628 Examiner and Inspector ...... Maple6897 Bureau of Criminal Identification Fire Marshal Maple 6859 and Investigation Maple 2339 Fish and Game Dept ...... Maple 4123 Bureau of Maternity and Governor Maple 6662 Infancy_. Maple 2389 Secretary and Executive .Maple 4697 Clerks Maple 6662 Cafeteria Chief Clerk Maple 4i87 Clerk of Supreme Court ...... rMaple 2247 Stenographer Maple 4238 Oklahoma Library Com- Grand Army Memorial Hall___Maple 4521 .Maple 6384 missioner Grain Inspector Maple 6653 Maple 6029 Pardon and Parole High School Inspection ...... Maple 4064 Maple 6119 Press Rooms Highway Commission ...... Maple 7070 Maple 5997 Secretary of State Historical Society Maple 4734 ,Maple 5949 State Issues Commission ...... Industrial Commission ...... Maple 2428 Maple 4851 State Law Library Insurance Board Maple 6632 Maple 1333 State Reporter Insurance Commissioner ...... Maple 6430 State Treasurer__ Maple 5858 Land Department (School) .... Maple 2420 Superintendent of Public Lieutenant Governor Maple 6111 Instruction Maple 0117 Market Commission Maple 0205

An Oklahoma Institution

Organized in Enid in 1903.

--Serves a constantly growing list of 156 Okla- homa cities and towns.

--Operates over 2,500 miles of high voltage trans- mission lines.

~Maintains offices in 32 principal cities and towns of Oklahoma.

---Employs 1,500 Oklahoma men and women, 700 of whom are in Oklahoma City.

~Has over 11,000 preferred shareholders in Okla- homa.

--Generates electricity in three major and nineteen auxiliary power plants in the State.

--Honestly strives to render the most economical and dependable electric service humanly possible.

OKLAHOMA GAS AND ELECTRIC COMPANY V'ic, ~" F. Ow~zNs, ... ,. ~ Cou~our Personal 6mention

v " . , . ': . THE HOME OFFICE, MID-CONTINENT LIFE INSURANCE Co. An Oklahoma Institution for the .. Constructive Development- ot Oklahoma and the Southwest SAFE, SOUND, CONSERVATI~, UP-TO-DATE .POLICIES We would thank you to permit us to show you that we have everything you need in Life Insurance and you can assist in the constructive development of your home state by carrying your insurance with a home institution, where you can be served in a more efficient manner and deal with your neighbors and ~friends. Mid-Continent Life Insurance Company ~~- R. T. STt~Ar.T, President