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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-11-14
Brief Bits Of City News

/ Clty News /
Iiss Ada Harness wao has been 20
several Nesis. remains fey low.
Gel # At the owi drug store. l7-f
Have your carpets cleaned On the
aoor by .le D1nileg vacuum cicrner-
p j. Glsold- Phone ll5, PC coio-
rado. s-l2t
Kodaws and kadsE fiAs "a Brodia
studio lI-ls-st
CARPET WEAVING.
Parties wanting carpets or rugs
wore cab on Mra Nora Martin, North
lIth street Kenwood addition 1l-gEt
Misses Gladys haskell ana Agnes
Noraood spent suniag IN Anadarko.
Ch you ladies hsnd bags AT tle Dni
Drug Store 1925 10 1850 ll-iz-st
Nrs Lane Moore Of Oklahoma CiIy
Is visiting relatives IA chiekasaa
I'd Evans went 70 Anaaerko this af-
tefnoon 10 visit his daughter, slfs.
Oferholser
ORA. r. 2. LArki1s AMI Mary a. Mar
key. ostsopathic physicians. All cuEa-
bic diseases treated. Mcfarland
Building. Phone ess. bl0-tf
Miss Jessie Blackburn of Fl Reno is
a the cstg the guest 81 her sister.
alrs. Bert Granlee
Wm. Hooley Of Stewart. Okla, IS the
guest Of his daughter Mrz. Q. S. Pen.
by. in this city
Fireman Roy Ainsworfh leaves to-
day fes Enid Okla where he viii take
q run.
Have your Christmas photos made
now before the rush Of course you
want the photos that are SO dinef-
ent" You know the place: Brodies
Studio 4QI Kansas avenue. lI-If-et
Miss Earle Wright of Lindsay was
the guess Of 5liss Bertha Kelsey Sat
urday
MRS ~ Coleman and daughter Mar
garet spent Sunday aith friends il
Anadarko.
Hiss Earle Hewie of Oklahoma City,
spent Sunday with her sister, YRS. }.
p Whatley
Mr and Mrs W ~ Edwards were
hosts at a delightful twelve o'clock
dinner sunday to Mrs II. u. Gunnens.
Aiiss Louise Carson Mr Fred West
phsll and sIr Roy Eldredge
Miss Mary Chandler and little
Lloyd KeithlY Of FL Reno returned
home Yesterday after a weeks visit
with slrs a. p. Leeds
30 photos viii please your friends
Ike Brodie's work Quality the fines.
prices the lowest
BRoDiEs STUDIO.
ll-i4-6t 40l Kansas ave.
John Lining teacher in the Ora
~ county schools near Rush Springs.
vas in the city Saturday visiting
friends.
Z. f. Wilson, city marshal Of Ohe-
nah Okla, is In the city the guest of#
iis cousin 4 a Wilson, whopa he has
lot seen for IL years.
Juice and Lucian Dyche Of Okla
iona City returned home yesterday
lfter pleasant isit n the city wiki
heir friends. The boys say bat there .
S no place like Chickasha.
J. E Riddle was called to Guthrie
bis morning by the state board Of
.ubIic affairs to figure on the installa-
ion or an electric light plant in one ,
4 the institutions I
DEAFNESS CANNOT BE CURED
10 lrrat o4.aTt1a
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-11-14

F@f MeAleHer lHmp and Nit coal,
phpue 1 chiehasha Milling 90
l0lsdif
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-11-14
Something Worth
Your Money

Is what you viii get when we
furnish you with glasses.
We make each nair Of glasses
fit each indiviual nose, and our
lenses are the best quality to be
had
No matter whether you are
looking at far sway objects or at
the p,nted page, you viii see all
distinctly IN one pair Of our new
Kryptok Lenses.
We always guarantee our
glasses to give perfect satisfact.
ion because we are specialists n
this science, and hence We do
ore thing Wei"
Carr's Optical Parlor
tog fsl.t
1Io NfllCKH0Ud ave.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-11-14

$500 reward rs offered Tor inforna-
tion leading TO the recovery Of two
blue mare mules traded at the w 81.
Neal stable ii Chiekasha last Febru-
ary weight about 900 lbs. each; one
little larger than the other, one has
small white SPOT on hip
/. A. DAVIS,
I83t Elgin, okla
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-11-14

J. E. Riddle was called to Guthrie
this morning by the state board Of
public affairs to figure on the instalIa-
ton Or an electric light plant in one
Of the institutions
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-11-14

Mrs Louis Newman who has been
spending several weeks in Chickasha
studying vocal music under Mrs J. a.
Mcclure whom she visited left today
Tor her home ID South corolina.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-11-14

Juice and Lucian Dyche Of Okla
homa City returned home yesterday
after a pleasant isit n the city with
their friends. The boys sax tbat there
IS no place like Chlckasha.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-11-14

Mrs W +. Peters and Miss Kella
Clark have secured rooms with Mrs.
Chas Rose, win whom they wtll make
their home this winter TbeyN WIZ
move tomorrow
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-11-14

DR.. w. S. corbin, osteopathic physic
ian and surgeon, acute and chronic
practice. Microscope used in diagno
sis when indicated. Citizens National
bank buildings. 10-20-lmo
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-11-14

j. w Owsley returned home this az
terncon from a trip to Bowie. Texas.
Mis- Owsley will remain several days
longer.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-11-14

B. + Wilson, city marshal Of OAe-
nah, Okla is in the city the guest of.
bis cousin X IA Wilson. whopa he has
not seen for z years.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-11-14

Jim Burke or El Reno spent Sunday
with home folks.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-11-14

John Lining. a teacher in the Ora
dy county schools near Rush Springs
was in the city Saturday visiting
friends.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-11-14

iss Ada Harness WnC hss been sil
several Heeis remains yery loF.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-11-14

Mrs. Lonis Newman was the din
bier guest Of Mrs. Elmer Terrell yes
tefday
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-07
REV. MR.. LEAR
QUITS MEMORIAL
IN STIRRING SERMON He DIS
CLAIMS RESPONSIBILITY FOR
ALLEGED SLOW PROGRESS.

NORFOLK. VA. Nov. THE Vir-
g:rian-P Pilot Of .c-dsy says:
REV. w. W. Lear. pastor OK Me-
mortal NJ e. church, closed his pas
torate last evening before the end of
the year and preached his farewell
sermon instead of then. on the Sunday
following the Conference appoint
merits.
Il was stated from an official source
that there has been friction between
Mr.. Lear and the board of stewards.
on the contention of the stewards that
the church had not made the progress
that IL should have during the past
year
Last evening In most stirring ser
mon before congregation that filed
the church, speaking from the subject,
"A Live Man in Shroud.' he dis
claimed the responsibility for the lag
gardness OF the church and charged
the members with a lack Of support
during his ministry of one year.
in his closing prayer he asked that
the members would uphold the hands
OF bis successor as they should have
his and prayed that the church would
grow In numbers and spirituality as
did the churches of Antioch in the
apostolic age.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-07
TAX INCREASED
ROW IS STARTED
BEEF TRUST OBJECTS TO BOOST
OF $3.50 IN IMPORT LEVY
ON POTASH BY GERMANY.

WASHINGTON. u. c., Nov lit
was said here to-day that the so-call-
ed beef trust is now taking a lead
ing part IN the German potash con-
troversy, which appears likely to pre-.
eipitate tariff war between the Uni
ted States and the kaisers country.
The annual potash business aggre-
gates about s9,000.000 II tariff
war is started II viii affect all bus
tness with Germany amounting TO
hundreds of millions yearly.
The action OF Germany In assess
ing an import tax that increases the
cost OF potash frem S20A0 TO s34 a
ton to American importers after Ann
orleans had signed big contracts has
ed on the previous rate is the basis
of the trouble. Now Germany APP
pears inclined to turn a deaf ear to
American arguments and the state
Department Is Inclined tn look upon
the matter III regard 10 the principle
involved rather than the amount OF
business affected.
The potash is used in this country
chiefly for fertilizer and the big beef
concerns are the main manufa cturers
OF the product. The case ie on the
desk of Secretary Of State KnnS. mad
will await action by him upon his re-
turn here after the election.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-07

velts speech In the Valentine Theater
and handed IL to the governor on his
way to Sandusky, where the reply was
framed.
Both candidates express confidence
Of victory. Harding says he will win
by 10000. Governor Harmon feels as
sured that $4,000 will be his safe plu-
raiity.
Aided Republicans.
Rooseyelt's swing through the north :
ern part OF the State has led the Re-
pubiicans to believe the heavy Har-
mon puralities expected In that sec
ton will he decreased materially. Re-
publican leaders are basing their be-
lief in Harding's election on the claim
that he VIII come to the Ave large
counties with a plurality of 10000 over
Harmon, because the Republican farm
ers ara prosperous and have no excuse
To bolt the ticket. That the danger
to Republican success 1ies In the re-
suit of the five large counties was
shown by the assignment of Roosevelt
and the three Taft "cabineteers" to the
cities in the past week. Democratic
leaders see ii this an admission Of de-
feat. As a result of this White House
aid. Republican headquarters To-day
claim Harmon pluraiitles will be held
down in Hamilton and cuyahoea colin-
ties and reduced To- less than q thou
sand in Lucas county. Franklin is fig
ured for Harding at 1000 and Mont
gomery greatly reduced from the 1000
given Harmon TWO years a go.
That the result viii he determined
by these FIVE counties is tacitiy admit
ted on both sides. The Democrats
claim Harmon IL stronger i'll the ooun-
try than two years ago; that the cities
with the exception Of Columbus, Will
follow the country
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-07
HARMON AND HARDING
BRING FIGHT TO END
RoosEvELT's SWING THROUGH
OHIO GIVES HOPE TO DEMO.
Gratis, WHO PREDICT
VICTORY.

COLUMBUS. O., Nov. 1.--Governor
Judson Harmon and Warren 6. Hard
ing, Republican, candidates for gov
ernor. win close their State canvass at
Toledo and Marion to- night. Governor
Harmon win make his final stump
speech In the same city that listened
to Roosevelt's denunciation OF him last
Saturday. and Harding will seek the
plaudits OF his home people. No start
ling eleventh hour attack IL expected
from either candidate. Their speeches
will probably be confined to epitomiz-
ing the developments of the campaign
]; take the form Of a final statement
to The people.
Toledo might well expect something
startling from Governor Harmon In re-
ply to Roosevelts attack IL the gov
ernor hadn't surprised everybody by
his reply ut Sandusky within SIX hours
after the colonel had spoken in Toledo.
= stenogyAphes tEnnscribeds R0oee.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-07
UNCLE SAM BARS
POLITICAL ACTIVITY
POSTERS ApPEAR AT FEDERAL
BUILDING WARNING EMPLOYEES
OF GOVERNMENT.

When those government officers and
employees under the direction of the
United States treasury department en-
tered their offices In the Federal
builNsnG Monday morning conspicuous
posters greeted their eyes warning
them against activity in politics. The
civil service law on this subject ia
quoted Ia the bin and clearly sets
forth that there shall be no collection
of political assessments or contribu-
tions by government officials.
This order is signed by Secretary
of the Treasury MacVeagh and bears
Instructions TO post consptcuously in
all offices under the supervision OF the
treasury.
The internal revenue Offices and
those OF the customs house are the
only ones here which come under
the treasury departments jurisdic-
ton.
Rnt the law applying to political
activity" covers all governmental po-
sitions, though Secretary Macveagh
has considered 1t advisable to remind
his subordlnates Of it.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-07
TO BURY BUTLER
WITH BOND ISSUE
DEMOCRATS OF NORTH CARO-
LIMA URGED TO ROLL UP BIG
MAJORITY FOR TICKET.

Especial to The Richmond yirginian.}
RALEIGH. \. c.. Nov. 7.--On tho
eye of the great battle of ballots that
will show the final results of probably
the hitteresi campaign that has affiict-
ed North Carolina In recent years. with
ex-Ss nator Marion Butler and his al :
legged secret efforts to bring about an
administration in this State that would
admit Of the reburdening of the State
with the nearly S5o,0o0.000 or repudi-
ated fraudulent special tax bonds of
reconstruction period as the princi-
pal issue between the Democrats and
the Republicans. who, the Democrats
say, are allowing Butler to dominate
their campaign and party policies,
State Chairman A. II. Eller, Of the
Democratic executive committee is-
sues a cali TO Democratic voters to de-
vote Tuesday TO work at the polls with
a view to rolling up such majority
AZ will once for all terminate this
Butler and bonds issue. The size
OF the majority Is. he says, all that re-
mains in doubt, and he wants the party
workers to redouble effort to assure
such majority AS will prevent the ne
cessity Of affecting the State with
repetition of the present campaign two
years hence. He says that IL the
Democrats merely hold their majority
Of two years ago this end will not have
been attained. He appeals for $4,000
majority to be the score for which
every Democrat should strive. He de-
clares to the Democratic hosts OF the
State that one good days work al the
polls next Tuesday means the end OF
Butler and the end of ALI effort to
change North Carolina 1lto Republi-
can State.
general view of the situation I'm
North Carolina from the State capital
il that Democratic. majorities OF two
years ago will at least be maintained
Tuesday, with probably the loss of
few more members in the Legislature
hot enough. however. to In any way i'm
pair Democratic control of State af-
fairs in legislation
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-07
u. S. WILL SUGGEST
THOROUGH INQUIR Y
STATE DEPARTMENT TO ASK
BRITISH CONSUL At pHiLA-
DEIpHlA TO RUN DOWN
RuMoRs.

WASHINGTON, ID. c.. NOV. RE
lieved OF TIRE necessity of immediate
action by the postponement Of the
hanging of Or. II. II. Crippen for
two weeks. the State Department will
probably suggest that ANY eyiden ce
that Belle Gilmore Crippen. his sup
posed victim. in still alive. as In re-
ported by Francis Tracy Tobin, Phil
adelphia lawyer, be laid before the
British consul at Philadelphia.
Tho depart ent does not consider il
necessary to interfere. II is regarded
solely as matter for the cons.dera-
ton OF the British authorities. II the
evidence that she Is alive is sufficient.
II II for them TO make a search for her,
or to determine. through persons who,
AZ Tobin asserts. have communicated
with her since the hunt for Crippen
began, whether the woman is still alive.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-07
LAUNCH PREMIER
TAXI-SCHOONER

BOSTON, MASS. Nov. THE
worlds first taxi-schooner to-day sail
"a from her berth here. where she
wAs equipped with . 30 horsepower
engine. She 10 the schooner Files
sAere and started on her long jour-
ICY from the Panama coast, where
he viii engage In = treasure hunting
expedition and carry passengers most
anywhere they want to 90 on the
spanish main. She also will carry
sAail for the Panama governmey I.
me trip to the south Of waters is
! dangerous ope tor small boats at
:his time Of year, but Captain Good
win. OF Gloucester, IL confident OF
making II without mishap.
The Ellesmore's owners, Jose Te-
ento and Manuel culbeta, two Span
ards sailed aboard her. They de-
HE'D they intended seeking treasure
near the ancient town of san Bias.
out the report would not down along
the water front that they alone knew
the secret OF IN alleged snake-s skin
on which the map of tho treasures
hiding place was traced la blood. The
GpAniards declared they intended to
be only prosaic marine taxi-rab
ohanGoaen1.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-07
TAKES NO STOCK
IN WILD RUMORS
CHICAGO POLICE CHIEF SAYS NO
CLUE AS To BELLE FLMORE'S
PRESENCE THERE HAS
BEEN FOUND.

CHICAGO. ILLS, November g.
The story that Mrs. Belle Elmore
Crippen. for whose murder her hus-
band, Or. II. H. Crippen, is CON
demned to hang in London. is hiding
in or near Chicago. reminds me of the
DIR. Cronin and Mrs. Belle Guinness
cases said Police Lieutenant Sulli-
van. acting chief Of detectives here.
to-day, when queFicd on Philadelphia
dispatches which quoted Francis
Tracy Tohin. lawyer of that city.
to the above effect.
When DR.. Crcnin was murdered
and, lii later years when Mrs. Gun
ness was sought after her sensational
crimes, We got stories from all over
the world that those persons had APP
peared In various places. AS you
know, both were dead.
Until We receive some definite in
formation that MR.. Crippen is in or
near Chicago. or until the Philadel-
phia lawyer makes public the names
Of those who are said to have seen
Mrs. Crippen here after the date Of
her supposed murder In London. OF
course we can do nothing. At pres
emit we have no clue or any sort in
the case"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-07
SHOT ANOTHERs WI
NOW ASKING PIN

Prominent North Caroliniau9
written and called on GoyernOE
asking a pardon for Richard B1r
North Carolina negro recently
the Virginia State penitentiarT
Newport News for shooting A111
mans wife who refused 70 fun
with him.
According to the evidence bxg
out at the trial. Biggs. whils
killing the woman. wounded N12
verely. and dangerously. sh0OttG
three times, and attempting t0
her after she had fallen. 81;
On account OF the victOslsn
the act and tho evident intent IT,
II Is not thought that tho o0S
will extend towards the man ~
iency. SB
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-07
She sees HUSBAND
IN nEhR|C0 JAIL
MRS. ABRAM c. EBY VISITS MAN
WHO WOULD WRECK.
RAILWAY.

For the first time since he was
brought to Richmond and lodged in
the Henrico county Jail after his re-
lease from the Federal prison in At
lanta, Ga, the wife of Abram G. Ely,
former mayor OF Eurkevilie. Va, call
cd on him Monday morning.
Mrs. Ely was escorted to the cell
where tho two were left.
Thdve now appears little likeli-
hood that Eby will be able to fur
nish bali for his release from TAIL
pending his trial In the United States
1T court here ON an indictment
charging that ne threatened to dyna-
mite the Norfolk and Western rail-
way unless he was paid $4,000.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-07
Juveniles 70 shine AZ Colonial.

Gu who have reveed In the sue
cess OF the Metropolitan Minstrel
hlddIes and the other wonderful
juvenile acts 50 frequently offered by
Wilmer. Vincent and Wells at the
Colonial. will welcome the announce
fnent that another remarkable luve-
nile act viii provide the main feature
at that theatre for the week starting
next Monday. Loie Bridge and com
pany Will present rural musical
eomedietta bearing the title. The
sunaways. illustrating the humor
that ahounds in and around country
hotel. The locale selected is PUNK
sutawney. Pa. and the scene shows
the hotel pride Of that township in
the midst OF its summer season. Three
fascinating little ladies lend beauty
ana life to teh number and three
clever and Versatile young fellows
give able assistance In the portraiture
OF the homely and loyabie residents of
the PENNSYLVANIA Gown Advance
notices promise one OF the creates:
laughing hits ever seen at this theatre
and a genuine treat ~ IN store for
Coionialifes
Nearly a decade ago. in fact whom
vaudeville was introduced to Rich
monders. the Aherns, Americas most
artistic acrobstic eQuiiibrists. scored a
they will return here to renew that
success
Vaudeville's John Healy, meaning
one of the funniest black face come
dams ever, will complete the vaude-
Vile section. Carl Staxer, a comedian
to the manner born. with a new and
bright collection OF amusing patter.
and some OF the latest original melo-
dious compositions will supply quar-
ter OF an hour OF amusement
Norbert Hamilton. the splendid
tenor, will delight hts admirers. and
all music lovers. with his rendition
CT Bartletts "A Dream poem of
song that viii live forever.
New and exclusive photoplays VIII
round out an entertainment that
promises TO establish itself as the best
eyt offered at the Colonial. On Fri
day night of each week. there IL .
delightful added feature supplied BY
the amateur aspirants and continuous
performances are given each after
noon and night.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-07
YOUNG WOMAN DIES
FROM PARALYSIS

L0GANSPORT, IND. NOV. T.
Marie Rosana Myers, youngest daugh-
ter of Supreme Court Judge Quincy
Myers is dead to day, the fourth vic
tim of infantiie paralysis to die here
within the last ten days. She had been
sick only since last Tuesday. There
are ten other cases of infantile paraly
sis in this city.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-07
Refunds Orfleeeti.

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. Nov. -
Overcharges made in freight rates by
the Southern Pacific Railroad result
ed in an order to-day by the inter
state commission directing refunds
The California sugar and white pine
agency Will receive $l0.1S1: the Art
xona and Colorado railroad, 37,el7
and the Kern Land Company, SI,3A9.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-07
Reduces Freight ON spokes.

WASHINGTON. d. C, NQv. An
order was issued by the interstate
the freight rate on hickory spoke
from Fort Wayne. Ind. to Cincin.
natl from 81 to II cents 4 hundred
pounds; from Chattanooga to Cincin-
natl. 13 centa hundred pounds. The
order will take effect December Is.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-07
tn GIVE RETURNS
IN HIS CHURCH
ELECTRIC SCOREBOARD WILL
TELL PFW-HOLDTK HOW
ELECTION Is GOING.

CHICAGO, ILL. Nov. Fore
shadoving the day when the electric
scoreboard will tell the results in Chi
cago to peW-holders. an election bull
Ietin is being set up o-day in the
F'frst Congregational church in Oak
Park. To- morrow night, when the
streets are thronged with crowds. ask
ing. Who's elected" a meeting Will
be held in the church to organize a
brotherhood. and the returns from the
polling all over the country VIII he
displayed to workers of the congre-
cation.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-07

NEW YORK Nov President TAFT
TO DAY sent the following telegram TO
Ezra p Prentice, chairman of the Re-
publican State committee:
Il am much obliged to you for your
encouraging report or the political
situation IN New York. ard / sin
cerely hope that you viii wiu by a
substantial majority, Stirnson's cleo
ton seems TO me 10 be very important
and / am very DESTROYS OF 1t. II seems
incredible to me that any Republican
should be willing to turn the State
over 10 the Democratic party"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-07
WILL
CARRY TENNESSEE
FUSION NOMINEE. CAPT. HOOP
ER. TO GIT MAJORITY OF
AT LEAST 5000.

NASHVILLE. TENN. Nov. e.
Indications to-day seem To be that
in the gubernatorial election to-mor-
row night Captain Ben w. Hooper,
the fusion nominee of the Republic
cans and the Independent Democrats,
may win over United States Senator
Robert l.. Taylor, regular Democratic
nominee. by majority Of not less
than $4,000 To 10000. Hooper is the
faVorite.