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Semi-Weekly Interior Journal
Stantord, Ky 10, 189
W. F. WALTON,
Pkofkssiosal pension sharks nro in
the habit of sending out delusive circulars
ns soon as a man obtains n pension,
payinp that he is rated too low and
should make application for increase.
This Rets him dissatisfied and the design
ing scamps work him for n fee for another
rating. In order to put a stop to this
method of soliciting business, which the
department regards as unprofessional
and illegitimate, the commissioner will
require these barnacles and shysters
hereafter to submit copies of all circulars
to him before sending them out and
any attorney who fails to comply with
this requirement and sends out such
publ'cationa as have been indicated will
be promptly reported to the Fecretary
for disbarment. It is well for the government
to take the matter in hand for the
designing scoundrels keep the pensioners
in a ferment of dissatisfaction and
cause the (letiaruneiu greiu ueiu ui
trouble.
Kkadeks of the Courier-Journal will
remember with what persistency that
paper claimed for several weeks after tho
November election that Oklahoma had
gone republican and it finally turned
out that it was about the only thing the
party i.ad saved outof the general wreck.
Well, Oklahoma held another election
last week and tho last prop was knock d
out of tho tumbling structure. The dispatches
say that ollicial returns of the
county "lections in Oklahoma show that
the democratic and alliance tickets were
victorious. Guthrie and Logan counties
elect the straight democratic ticket.
Payne county is half and half, democratic-alliance.
Kingfisher and the three
counties on the south are solidly democratic.
