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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-09-02
CALL FOR BANK STATEMENTS.

Special by United Press.
Washington, D. G., Sept. 2--The
comptroller Of the currency today is
sued a call for the condition OF national
banks at the close OF business Sep
tember /.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-09-02
STEAMER
WRECKED

Special by United Press.
Eureka, Cal, Sept IA wireless
message today says the steamer Wat
son OF the Alaska-Paclfie company
was thrown ashore by storm off Wad
dab island, Neah bay. Fifty-two pas
sengers we're saved by life boats. Tugs
are hurrying to the scene.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-09-02
NEGRO IS
LYNCHED
Special By United press.

Special by United PRESS.
Amory, Miss, Sept. mick Thomp-
son. lynched for assaulting the seven
teen-year-old daughter of William
jackson, a wealthy planter. refused TO
confess when the mob lowered him
after hanging a minute. The mob
ierked him MP again ard hung him
until he was deaa. Two thousand
citizens. Jackson's friends, dragged the
negro from Jail late last night.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-09-02
"A WFUL STAMPEDE
IN THE CAMP

was making the rest Of the noise with
chains.
Among Mr. Johnson@ aifer guests
We're Tom Dwyer, j. r. Abercrombie.
Ed Johns, J. S. Askew, w =. Bennett,
NJ N. Edwards, Reford Bond, Til and
Ben Johnson and +. T. Slusher.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-09-02
COMPROMISE
COAL STRIKE
@**&*s44%44~*4se4 :

= :
= Special by United Press. =
: Chicago Sept 2.-Fifty-three :
: thousand Illinois miners win prob =
: ably return to work next Wednes- =
: day. =
4 The committee comforting here =
= expect to reach compromise To- Z
: night. :
= =
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-08-04
JEFFERSON

Waurlia, okla. Aug 4 ReHnm.
show the following ioi. governor "
Wauriln box Crucc. 2O Murray s5
Ross, lib.
The following are ii the lead fo'
state Offices,
LleutenantG0yernoG Il T. Duffy;
secretary Of state. Harrison. auditor
Cross and Gilmcr running even: Key
leads for attorney general hy over
whelming majority. treasurer. Dun
lep; state superintendent, W II. MI
son, Inspector and examiner. Taylor;
commissioner OF charities, Kate Barn
ard; insurance commissioner. Win. IT,
Ebey; state printer. Giles w Ferris,
board Of agriculture, Haskell and Bry
an, even: corporation Commissioner
Henshaw; clerk OF supreme court.
Campbell, congress, Fifth disirrl
Scott Ferris; mine inspector, O'BrieN
and Patterson.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-08-04

I WAKEFiELD's BLACKBERRY
BALSAM has been used IN millions OF
cAees of Diarrhoea, nysentary Choia
era Morbue ard Cholera lnlautum Ia
the past 81 years without a. single
failure 10 cure where the simple A.
rcctions we're followed.
z. WAkEFlELO'S BLACKBERRY
tALSAM Is the one wellknown dIarf-
foea mixture that does not depend
upon dangerous and habit forming
dlugs.
8 WAKEFlELD'S BLACKBERRY
BAL9AM 10 the one diarrhOea mix.
tpre that does not oonstpate the bow.
cis. II leaves them IN their regular
state.
n WAkEFiElD'S BLACKBERRY
bNLSAM Is delicious to the taste. and
can be uoed with safety for people Of
~ ages. Children love H.
s. WAkEFlELp's BLAcKeE RRY
EALSAM 10 recommended BY Doctors
ard Nurses. Every careful mother
Keeps supply 10 the houee for "sud-
den calls" 35c, or Bottles ior ~.
Everywhere.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-08-04
MUsKoeEe

AIuskogee. Okla, Ang. i-Only II
of the % precincts OF Muskogee have
been counted by the election inspect-
crs. These show officially. 500 for
Ross for governor. 452 for Cruce, 3ii
for Murray For McNeal, SIG; Fer
guson. 3O3: Fields, IA. Jones, 1911;
A statement by member of the elec
ton board is that Ross has carried
the county by $50 votes. Unofficial
returns show Crcagcr has the nomina
ton Tor congress on the Republican
ticket Davenport and Johnson are
running close for the Democratic nom
ination. Johnson has carried Musko-
gee county. The count in Muskogee
county will not be completed before
thursday night
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CRUCE MAINTAINS LEAD.

Continued from Page y
Twenty-seyen precints give for
lieutenant governor: Davis, 374 Dur.
fey 262; Eiliss li0: AicAlester, J9G;
Notson l0i; Postelle. 2O7, Yeagcr,
207.
Secretary Of state, Harrison. s55;
Meyer, 795.
State auditor. Dlalr li2; Cross.
52g; (illmer, 500. Tucker 2Tg
Attorney general: Graham, 9S7;
Key 239 West, GEL
State treaslreri Dunlop. 1884;
Tfapp. 125.
State superintendent Cameron,
7S0; Wilson, g5G,
state examiner and inspector: Ian
drum Gl9: Taylor, l.0i0.
Commissioner OF charities and cor
rection: Baker. tfG: Barnard, i.ll4.
Cooperation commissioner. Bowles
495: HIenshaw COS Lash. 80; Nor
man. l54; strain. l0l; Tucker. 1888;
Wilson. l79.
Clerk OF the supreme court: Cam
pbell, 970; Gardner, 3Gi; Gordon, llg
Taylor 2i4.
District Judge; Parsons, 402, Rus
sell, l,443.
Twenty-slx precincts in Carter coun-
ty give for state printer: Farris, SOP;
H,ghley, 312. Lester 14S,
j. B. Champion and u. r. Rexroat
Won nominations for legislature,
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okLAAMA.

Twenty precincts out of i0rty.two
give the following majoriIies TO the
various candidates on the state Demo
cratic ticket:
Governor: Cruce. l,722; Murray.
52l: Ross, 741.
Lieutenant governor: Davis, 226,
i1tffey, 270; Ellis. SO; McAlester PAS;
Notson, rs; Postelles 1854; Yeager
10S
Secretary of state: Harrison. 656.
Meyer, l,360'
State Auditor, Blair, 1877; Cross,
1929; Gllme9, 227; Tucker. 1856
Attomeg general: Graham, 5OS
Key, 500; West, 1858.
State treasurer: Dunlop. 974; Trapp
$40.
Superintendent of public instructions
Cameron. 1915, Wilson, 1888.
State examiner and Inspector: Ian.
drum. 43s: Taylor, 1913.
Chief mine inspector: Boyle, 952,
Hanraty, 922.
Commissioner of labor: Daugherty
1888.
Commissioner of charities and cor.
rections Baker, 57i; Barnard, T.
$40.
Insurance commissioner: Ballard,
AIS; Calvert, l4S; Gordon, 304; Ebey,
24S; Lasater, 52S; Martin. 23S.
State printer: Farris, All; Highley
1928, Lester, 24O.
President board OF agriculture; /;
Bryan, l,34o. Bishop, $40; Paschal,
235.
Corporation commissioner: Bowles,
J11; Henshaw, 1876; Lash, 1871. Nor
man, III; Strain, 142; Tucker, 1855
Wilson, S21.
Clerk supreme court: Campbell,
5S3: Gardner. 2S6; Gordon, 500. Tay;
Judge criminal court Of appeals
D0Nle, l,2i4; Eagleston, 1923.
Representative in congress. Second
district: Johnson, 5S3; Fulton, 7S0;
Gerlach. 315.
Twelve precincts out of forty-two in
the cit. and county give Cardwell,
6la; McMeechan, rs; and Smith,
3G2,
Holan and Nesbitt are racing neck
AMI neck for the nomination for the
lover house. Six precincts, complete,
out of forty-two give Nesbit, 302;
Bolan. 30l. Wright. $50: Fuller, 2Oi !;
Early Is bringing up the rear with
1856.
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LATIMER

WiIburton, okla, Aug. l--Twenty
Precincts out of total of u In Latl-
mer county show the following rr.
suits:
Democratic Ticket
Goyernor--Lee Cruoe, 3Oi; Grant
Kirk, o, w II. Murray, $50: Leslie
7 Ross. 225.
Lieutenant Governor Frank r. pa
Wis, 90: F. =. Duffy. 81, a H. Ellis,
So; j. J. McAlester. 42i. Robert 4.
Notson, AZ; j. NJ postcle. ID, r. J.
ieager A..
Secretary of state Ben r. llarri'
sen, i57; Leo Meyer, 1873
state Auditor-n s. Blair lSl;
Eli Cross. $50 w. + Gllmer. sos; Il.
A Tucker, 1iG.
Attorney General j. G. Graham.
2eG. George y, Key. 20&. chas- West,
a27
state Treasurer Robert Dunlop.
353. NJ r. Trap. 2ll
Superintendent Public instructions
Il u. Cameron. 800. K II Wilson, S2o
State Examiner aud Inspector Z
Mack l.andrnm, 2O4: g A Taylor, Sa9,
CHIEF Mine Inspector Ed Boyle,
272: pete Hanraty. 1l5
Assistant Mine Inspector Fifsi dis.
t.ict--John O'Brien, 300 ". Is rat
lerson. 1863
Commissioner Of Labor " &. T.
naugherty, 59l
Commissioner OF Charities and Cor.
rections ". f Baker 2lG. Kat
Barnard, 4S3
Insurance Commissioner Y A. Bai'
lard, 1873: !. l.. Calvert, Gl S. X. Cor
don. 53: lsbey, 80: Milas I.asaier. l2o,
James w Martin, l53.
state printer-Cilcs w Ferris. Sa'
! I. Highlev, 10. y G Lester 54T
President Board OF Agrculture-G q.
T Bryan, 36I. George l.. Bishop. l42'
= l.. pasclal, o.
Corporation Commissioner x =
I,0wles. l0i. Iienshaw, ~; I ~
Lash, 81: 4. A Norman a. J. Strain
Ise.. G. NJ. Tucker. 81; G. l.. Wllsoh
ITO. =
clerk Of Supreme Court w i. Y
Campbell 2i3. NJ B, Gardner, NJ ~
A. Gordon. lSs; l.. i. Taylor l6i.
Judge Criminal Court OF Appeal
Eastern district. II Armstro'lS
eco: !. II Lirebangh, 277; p. a ny
Dougal, 9S.
Representative, Fourth district
chas. D. Carter, 500. :.
District Judge, Fifth district--M "
! Tiosser, 500. ,.e
state Senator, Twenty-first dlstfic
#. r. Sorrels. 6i7
Republican Ticket 80,
Governor. w McNeal, $50: Iohl
Fields, rs: T. p. Fergu3on, II; = g
Jones, lT5.
Secretary OF State-Don X. Frase'
es5. r. W. Robnett, 1875
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-08-04
coMANcHE


Lawton, Okla. Aug. ---Estimated
total vote In Comanche county glyes
TIE following returns:
For governor Lee Cruce. l,i0O, W.
II. Murray, coo, Leslie T.. Ross. 800.
For governor Thomas g. Fergii.
son. 275; John Fields. 40; C, G Jones,
1915; i W. McNeal, i25.
Lawton, Okla, Aug. i-@Thirtecn
precincts IN Comanche county give
the following returns.
Democratic Ticket
Goyernor4-- Lee Cruce, l5O. w. III.
Murray, 100: Leslie r. Ross. $50.
Llentennnl-Governor Frank p. pa
Wis, 40; +. p. Duny, 200 A. II. Ellis,
100; j J. McAloster. 100: Robt. j..
Notson, ~. J. NJ Postelle, iT5. r. 4.
Yeager. 40
Secretary Of State Zen r. fIarri.
son, 4OO Leo Meyer. i50
State Auditor H. y. Blair. $50; Eill
Cross, gao; w. r. Gllm-r. 200, n. A.
Tucker, l50
Attorney General. G. Graham,
20; Geo. D. Key. 300, Chas. West, l5o.
State Treasurer Robert Dunlop.
100; NJ, r.. Trapp, $50.
Superintendent Public Instruction
L, d, Cameron. 600; Il. II. Wilson, 400.
State Examiner and Inspector--E.
NJ. Landrnm, $50: Chas A. Taylor,
zoo.
Chief Nine Inspector Ed Boyle.
$50: Pete lianraty, 400.
Commissioner of LabGr--Chas. l..
augherty, 900.
Commissioner of Charities w. II.
Baker, 300; Kate Barnard, 500.
Insurance Commissioner A. Bal.
ard, 100. j l.. Calvert. l50; Seth X
ordon, 100: VIM. II. Ebey, rs; Milas
l.asater. $50; ]. w. Martin, 200.
state Printer-Glles w. Ferris, 800:
:. T. Ilighley, $50; D. c. Lester, 200.
President Board Of Agrlcuhlre--G
BRYAN, 400; G. l.. Bishop. 100; j. H.
raschal, 150.
Corporation Commlssioner--R. p.
Eowles, 200 G. A. Henshaw, $50: T.
4. Lash, so; j. A. Norman. 75,. Joe
train, 100; G. M. Tucker, rs; G. l..
Wilson, rs.
clerk Supreme Court--W. II. L.
ampbell, 200; N. B. Gardner, rs; N
\ Gordon, so; l.. X. Taylor, 300.
Judge Criminal Court of Appeals
'lements, 900.
Representatives in Congress- Ferris
100; Bonldin, so; w. f. Hudson, $50;
J. T. Johnson, $50.
Republican Ticket
(Nine precincts in)
Governor--Thomas b. Ferguson,
IS; John Fields, so, c. G. Jones, 3j;
j. w. McNeal, $50.
Lieutenant Governor-Gilbert w.
Dukes, 250.
State Auditor-Thomas s. Dulaney
$50: Joseph Wade Zone, li0.
Secretary of State-Donald II. Fras
Ter, $50; Thomas n Robnett, l40.
Attorney General--Jos. NJ. Dodson
l40; Cornelius Hardy, As; p G..
Hughes, 40; Malcolm D. Owen, 80;
Don c. Smith, As.
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Curtis Makes Denial
nv Aee,oaiated presS.)

Toreka. Kas.. Ang. T. unitcd sta'et
senator Curtis this afternoon einpla
t,enlly denied having any connrc'leh
with M MeMurray contracts NnIs9s
ernt = dispatch 10 Chairman lMfke
ami Congressman camppeii '.,'i all,'.'
mai The use Of bis name n Noiihe.
,jon with The contract was WllhoN.
tonndailon and that he would appear
bcforp the eommission IT amy hlil'
ard place
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congress: Cfeager; district Judge
Stantleld state senator Jones; c0ug
ty Judge, Brown; county attorney
Iecker; district clerk. Casteel; coun
clerk, Johnson, treasurer Druin, rea
lgter OF deeds Adams sherin. Stem.
Democratic ticekt- Governor cince,
congress- Dayenport hislrlct Judge
Miami senate, Clarence Davis. cnnA.
~ judge, J, c. Davis. county atio.
ney, Cheeth treasurer, Brady; dia
trct clerk, Summers, county rlerk
bruce; register OF deeds na4sqtt;
sheriff, Barry
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oklahoma state Manual.

aog in now ready. It Is an ensyclo'
The Oklahoma State Manual Iof
media OF statistical information. Gives
names OF all the state and county Ci-
fIcerg. their post office addresses
county, Judicial. congressional and
senatorial dlEiriets, names and aa-
dress OF members OF CONSTITUTIONS
Convention. first and second leEisia.
ture, population, wealth Of state and
val;e Price. Tic. Address Leader
Printing Company, Guthrie. Okla
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-08-04
WASHINGTON

partlesyile, OKLA. Aug, 4 Total
connt in Washington county for gov
orDor on the Democratic ticket shows
Cruce. sos. KIRK, IS; Murray 2ly;
Ross, 100.
Eighteen precincts out Of total OF
- in the county, one precinct being
feld on account Of missing ballots
show the following results on the re-
maindcr ~ both tickets.
Democratic Ticket
Lieutenant Governor Davis. 40;
Duffy, S5 Ellis. i3; McAlester. III;
NoIson, 81; poDtelle, 81. Yeager, 1873.
Secretary OF State Harrison, G9O;
Meyer, 62a.
State Auditor Blair. lG9; Gilmer.
81; Tucker, llS.
Attorney General Graham, 2G7;
Key. H.; West, 40
tate Treasurerl Dunlop. i03
Irspp, 345
superintendent of Public lnstruc-
tlon-Cameron, 427; Wilson, 3O5.
State Examiner ana Inspector
Landrum, 26l Taylor. 449.
Chief Mine lnspector-B Boyle, 1885,
Iianraty, 345.
Commission of I.abor-~Charles
nangherty, 6i3
Commissioner of Charities and Cor.
rectlons-Baker, 2lS; Barnard, $50.
Insurance Commissioner Ballard,
1917; Calvert, G5; Gordon, 200: Ebey,
sJ Lasater, So. Martin, 14l.
State Printer Ferris, 1924; Highley,
1876 Lester, 227.
President Board OF Agriculture
Bran, AL; Bishop, 1873; Paschal, 1902,
Corporation Commissioner Bowles,
III: Henshaw, 1876. Lash, 30: Norm
an. 81; Strain, III, Tucker, so; WI.
son, So
Clerk Supreme Court--Campbell,
33S; Gardner, SO; Gordon, ia; Tay-
lor, III.
Judge Criminal Court Of Appeals.
Northern districi--Doyle, 439; Eagle.
ton, 256.
Representative in Congress, Third
d'strict--Dayenport. 317; Johnson,
3SG: Russell. lO6: Murchison, 2S.
fsaistant Mine Inspector. Third dis
tri,t--Haley, G43.
District Judge Twenty-Fourth dis
trict--H1udson, Gi2
Republican Ticket
Goyernor--Fergnson, 45G; Field3,
2SS: Jones, 25l McNcal, III.
Lieutenant Governor--Dukes, 9lJ.
Secretary of State--Fasier, 45G;
lOhnett, All.
Attorney General Dodson. 27S:
Hardy, l57;; owen. 1872; Hughes, 22S;
smith, l3G,
State Auditor Dulaney, 557 Bone,
3G4.
state Treasurer Dill. i33; Rudeslll.
22l Spalding. Git.
superintendent Public Instruction
nyche, 277. Evans, iO5; Moss, 2ss
state Examiner Lain. 377
Chief Mine Inspector Hall. $50.
Commissioners Of Labor Funston.
239. German. 277; Hamilton, 20t, liar
Incton, rs Pell. 81
Commissioner OF Charities and Cor
reclions--Biggers. 53l; Donahoa, 1iS
insurance Commissioner Burns 36l
sdunonds, 1919. Hoffman, lei, lioyt,
1lo; Hughes, llG. Won Keller, 70.
state Printer Bartholomew. i5l,
Cbrd, i5i
President Eoard Of Agriculture =
Beaver. ISL.
Corporation Commissioner Brown
lee, 3O4; Cloonan, 1872. Hill, 5iS'
Queen. 1l6.
Clerk Supreme Court Chapel, 5o7;
Ewing. 3S5.
Judge Criminal Court Of Appeals
SnOody, SO.
Representative in Congress. Third
district --Creager 1888; Daniels, 4lS'
Stanford, 1863.
Assistant Mine lnspector--O'ilar@
SAG.
State Senator. Thrly.First district
Montgomery s7s.
Bartlesville, Okla, Aug COM
plete returns in Washington county
show the following results on the sun
rage amendment: For, 1885. against
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srepAENs

Duncan, okla, Aug l--1'hc Steph'
ems county booth IL slowing counting
the ballots Of the primary Tuesday.
Enough is now known that Cruce car
rles the county over Murray by fully
200 votes. The amendment has o
small majority for t. The official re.
turns will not be known before August
sixth.
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ROGER MILLS

Cheyenne, okla, Aug, G-ThIrteen
precincts out Of "A In Roger Mills
county indicate Cruee has carried iha
county by l51 majority. TAlrteen out
OF "a indicates amendment has los
500 majority
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MccLAiN

Purcell, Okla, Aug. 4--Ofiicial re
turns from ten boxes in Purcell and
McClain county gives Ross, 37i
'cruce, 272; Murray. 225. Unable tol
learn the Republican count. II Is sail
that McNeal is leading by large ma
jority
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Sherman AZ Country place
fBy Associated Press.)

Utica. n. Y, Aug. A. When elio' T
uaa made 10 see vice President " g.
uan here t0dny it was learned he l'ad
,sten train FOR his country place u
the AdIrondacks. ne wll no, ar'l' y,
M his defamation until late this ~
ternoOn
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KAY

Newklrk, okla. Ang. AThc total
vote In Kay county gives the follow
Ing returns. Governor Lee Cruce,
sO@: w H. Murray. 65S; Leslie r.
koss. 23S. state Treasurer Robert
bnnIop, lS45: NJ. E. Trapp, 2lG
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McMuRgAY CONTRACTS
UNDER FIRE


tliy Associated PfeAGl
MnskoWe, Okla. Aug when tlt'
special commiMee appointed hy the
tlouse q representatives TO myeUir
aatc whattare known as iae McNur.
fay contracts with the ch0claw anl
/ ChiclAsha indians, involving The SAFE
Nf land valued approximately al CIR
ty million dollars convened today
senator Gurc announced he WAX pre
pared 10 give additional details -
die charge Of attempted bribery nialle
l'y him IN the senate, juno "a
J. n McNlurrQy an attorney hi M.
AlcsleG okla, through his counsel an.
nounccd he would contend tho con-
tracts were valid without Tho sane
ton OF congress and that he was un.
aware OF bllhery having been offered
Ia their connection
II is the purpose OF ihc COMMITTEES
10 visit yaiious PARTS of Oklahoma 60
secure evidence bearing on Gorea
caargoa.
Gore VIII Furnish Details
senator Gore said
II viii tell he mll details 81 tlAa
acheme hatched At Washington TO
nulct Indians out OF money through
the sale of their lands, | VIII give
names, dates and other circumstances
relative to the brIbe offered TO me mud
10 members Of the house of repre-.
.ontatiyes TO remove our opposition
% the scheme which would throw
,lat vas. srm Of money iulo the hana9
cf private attorneys.
The charges as made by Gore ~
the senate on June "a, and whicn
form the basis for the present lnvestl
Hation were;
That j. h. MeMurray OF McAlester.
Okla, and associates had obtained ten
thousand individual contracts with
Chickasa., and Choctaw Indians lo.
the sale OF 10000 acres Of coal ausl
asphalt lands, and estimated "a be
worth from $30,1O0,00O to Sl6O,0Ou00p.
That the profit TO McAiurtay and his
associates was TO be 10 per cent on 9
sam ranging from $SE0o,O0o 10 $lG,'
100 600.
That New York syndicate was 81
ready prepared % take over the lah1
at S30,000.0O0.
Says He Was "Approached'
That when opposition to approving
the contracts arose in congress be
senator Gorel was approached ara
fold that $4,000 or perhaps S5O,Nnn
would be available TO him and that :
Ike sum would be ayailable 10 othee
members Of the house OF representa-,
iNes IL an opposition was removed
That II the contracts had been np.
proved the Indians would nave bee9
drprlyed of 10 per cent of the proiis
guaranteed them by The government
and the money would have gone t9
nav attorneys fees for which n9
material services had heen rendered
core also charges "thai an cx-schalo'
from Nebraska aud au ex-senator
fsom Kansas were interested IN tits
contracts.
I'm my charges before tic fenaa
I did moi give any names eoneefnlps
cners OF hiibery, said Gore "Ihat
Information am now read TO ihpaft
leiore the investigation committee.
When the government made 10 treat
les with tha Indians u agreed 70 seli
me land aud hand oycr the fun po1s
to these Indians. II would be apSnfH
l,r the government 10 sanction q ~
dnction Of 10 per cent 10 be hah'le3
ont in the shape OF attorneys ieeAs
IN Is especially absurd since no nt'oe
revs services were neehed
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The new Fish and Game law wlll be
IN effect after June IL. Every one IN.
terested should have copy OF the
new law. We sell them for 20 cents
the single copy. Write for prices on
quantities. Leader rs,lt.as Goll.pal.s, !,
Guthrie, Oklshoma,
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Everyone who is troubled win sore
swe nty or tender feet-swollen lee,-
smelly feet, corns, callcuses or BUN,
ions can quickly make their feet Wen
now. Here is instant relief and
lasting permanent remedy--its cali
ed TiZ. TIZ makes sore feet wen
agd swollen feet are quickly reduces
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ROGERS

Claremore. Okla, Aug 4--Rogers
county complete otilcia lreturns give:
Cluce, 7G2; Murray, 602; Ross 2ll;
Dunlop, FOG, rrapp, c9o Cameron,
$40; Wilson, 600.
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MURRAY

Sulphur. Okla, Aug. Eighteen out
of twenty-five boxes in Murray conn-
ty show the following returns: For
governor--Cruce, 432; Murray. 2Sb;
koss, $40.
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oRApy.

chckasha. Okla Aug. THE total
vote In Grady county gives the fol
lowing returns: Governor Lee Cruce,
I25G. W. IT, Murray, 500; leslie 7.
i.oss, l,niA
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cHocrAW

Hugo, Okla, Aug. fChoctaw coun.
~ complete, shows the following:
For governor, Cruce. 7i7, Murray,
s0S: Ross, 1879.
Choctaw complete shows the follow
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GRANT

Mediord okla Aug 4-Oalcal vote
Of Grant county not yat completed.
Figures show Crllcc majority about
ta5, Murray second
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CREEK

Sannlpa. okla, Aug. 4,,-lBdlcations
are that Creek county has voted raw.
orably for the following candidates:
Republican ticket--Gcyenor: fiem J
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HARPER

Buffalo, Okla, Aug a. Cruce ear.
red Mlfalo, IN Harper county BY /
majority Murray secures 8 majority
In precincts.
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win ueln Women Avlators.

Mra. Russell Sage does not lnieno
to 20 uu II an areoplanc herself b"
she will do eyerything possible 10
help the canse OF aviation. she Was
the guest OF Mrs. Tt Todd, who N
vented one recently At the aero field
IN New York. and while she Will not
Five money unfortunately, she says
SHE is willing to help any woman VINO
has plan TO perfect y.
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the hoard, Commissioners will CON.
Hrm a new member and announce rel
suits,