The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-08-28
DR.. DOW TAYLOR IS
REFLECTED COUNTY
CHAIRMAN

The Carter county democratic cen
tral committee, following the precinct
conventions in the county Friday
nigh, met at the county court house
yesterday afternoon Dr Dow Taylor
OF " Woodlord called me committee to-
gether and Judge X. \. Hefner was
made temporary chairman and John
T. GIlday temporary secretary.
The work of recognizing the com
miC,ee was taken up at Cuce and a
| vredential committee composed of Dr.
Dow Taylor }, r, Pennington and
John r. Whayne was appointed.
While the credentials committee
was out, Major Rumph, James Z.
Co!eman, a. &. Graham, DR. A. Il.
Ballard OF Lone Grove, J. T. johnson
Of Berwyn, and John Mulkey of Mul-
key addressed the convention. There
was good attendance of members
and visiting democrats. That there
are no sore spots over the result OF
the primary was demonstrate ed by the
Jresence OF several candidates who
lailed of nomination Each candidate
was enthusiastic for the election OF
the ticket both state and county The
reports heard from the different pre-
,incts were very encouraging for a !
big democratic majority for the state |
.ichet this fail in Carter county.
Following is the report made by the
credentials committee which was ad- |
opted by the central committee. Those !
who are members Of the committee
are:
Ardmore Township
Precinct /, l.. l.. Tyer; precinct >,
r. \. Hetner precinct 3, \, l.. Cruce;
precinct 4, John f. Easley; precinct
), John p. Gilday precinct q, S. \.
Apple; precinct Z, James T. Coleman;
precinct s, Dr. j. H. Parish; precinct
,, Kelley Brown. Pooleville, l.. o.
Majors, Graham, Dr. o. l.. Bounds;
Fox, Robert Davis; Tussy w. w.
Berry; Homer, Sol F. Kimbrell; Chag-
is, DR.. Rogers; New Wheeler, w ,J. ,
Brown HealdtOn, j. w. Orme; Joiner ;
lily, Ben Mobley; Hewitt, L. S. Addy +
Pleasant Grove, Bascom Gray; Reck, $
J. K. Spencer; Glenn, S. w. Terry; |
Geo. W. Arnold; Woodford, +
Dr.. Dow Taylor Milo, G. W. Amer q
on; Lone Grove, DR.. A. e. Ballard; g
heck, James Collins; Baum, Walter G
'ampley; Berwyn, j. r. Johnson; +
Springer, X. +. Scivally; Downard l.
lines, c. w Duncan; Rocky Point, "
ieorge Cottle; Mary Niblack, Chas.
v. Thomas; Canning Factory, Dick
Iignight. Prairie Valley, Wood Hern-
on; Provence, \. j. Harris, .Durwood, +
. A. Gillian, Mulkey, John C. Mul- a
ey: Brock, i. II. Hammer. d
The committee then went into per- h
5anent organization by electing unani- y
nously DR. Dow Taylor as chairman, f
ohn f. Eas!ey, vice chairman; and C
Kelley Brown, secretary The re- a
lection Of DR.. Taylor was received
With loud applause and repeated calls
we're made for a speech. DR.. Taylor
ia ed briefly that he would continue G
S during the past two years to work /
n the interest of the party and pledg- r
d his loyalty to the entire ticket and Z
thanks for the honor con d
erred upon him. John p. Gilday who "
as served so efficiently at the desk
+ the secretary declined election on
ccount OF time TO give the work JUS
ice and an equally enthusiastic young J.
emocrat was selected in Kelly t
Brown. "
James T. Coleman over his protests Il
,as elected unanimously y take r
har9e of lhe money matters of the
ommittee He was chosen treasurer h
nd will be an important spoke in +
he wheel of democracy in this por-
ion of the state.
The chairman was instruc ed to ap- >
oint committee Of ten TO have !
harge Of the county campaign and }. II
/. Pennington. member of the state
ommi;tee was made eX-officio mem
er of this committee. Also on mo- il
ion the chairman was included in the
ommittee and the nine appointed by
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