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S'sSnaR' Po0d Maintained ~, tho P,,ni,.
Autharttte-

70 THF ErIrur 80 TuV So ~ pu 10
site purchased for he new Na.luuc',u
IrVtnS Hizh school rhcrr q. 10 -rr-r',f a,
-tAanan' iskS
am not tTying 10 'ipd fault nu', snr Rnsri
~ Idus stton beca'i4. i've -..l...lI ua- nrf
been built for - far ~. -n"o o. none
~ nav business. bat should .r,.r. .uu.
how 7 ian prot~Ct nv 'aruu. ags'usr i',
mosquitoes, typhOtd AMI Ut'nsIt fhAI .rs
due 90 arse from Lake IrNip- uIi,i"r tls
-urrn@r sun
Who - responsible for rrt- ,."p'or able
state 81 anstrS ami It. f- be- PR t.st i'. bod
Of procedure FOR me 20 .sIiNV ~ urdsr Cor D. o. %
-OrnsthtNg dome - rutfIsafs fhss o. %
NV NOPN Nar'h IsNr,vrr
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rhs Rs,chs,aR's Protest.

Though. from the weakness - the
Social Democrats IN the present Reichs-
tag. the passing Of Herr LFDEBoUR' :
resol1tion demanding that the, Reichs-
kanxier b. responsible To Parliament
was probably only bv a snap division
and will be nulllhei when the Govern
rnent gets ~ majority together again.
Il must be annoying 10 DR. Won BEIH-
MANN HoLLwEG and his imperial master
10 find a portion " tho 'entre ready
~ vote with the malcontents Tha, a
Serial Democrat. counting on the I'M
munity IT parliamentary debate. should
carry bsc mHJesff "a the point # .lIg-
gesiing that The Ka'-ar's power- must
be RESTRICTED - hah enough. bur can
hardly have been IN" < y,cted that n,en-
beTs Il the party ~ whrch the kai-.,T' :
Government reli"- tor SUPPORT should
bark him up = In'"lorahlo
II must b.. clear - ~" PrI-.lan Nina
iey Of state hv 'hiS lin" rra' Germany
tnkea en- interest m Pr,I--i,n doing. ami
10 uBGilling ~ iuok "u Pr,i--t, I'M. .hief
factor ~ tho empire. ~ Hrh.nzoJl.rn
FAMILY pre-eTv" IN =" fer - the Al
iocracy Of FREDERICK the Great or
CBARLEMA"NE or Whrm~Oever other Of
his predecessors kRI~"r WILHEIM II.
takes - his m"icl works rlcnrIy for tho
advancement ni t'"rirar .'.'c-n-t- or far
the defence ~ The Ftih"rlrr,i the ,,..l-
mar p=csses IL willing 10 pu' uu with u.
When IL In TUNED against itself. when
the desire 70 restrain free speech and
roe action IL shown too clumsily. even
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4 .reat IDrmscTat.

F-'o-r NE NSu HarpH .toH'a1. 'os's,
Tho welfare ~ sli Doncrrued demands
= party 81 Intelligent opposition. ihe "lirui-
nation IT interests that must rule or rum
aud m" adoption 81 an und.rst Anding 'rs
coruer-t IN" IT WhI~h ~ patriotism Nnre
than any other Democratic name LnoVu
10 tho IS."pl" 81 this generation. ihat OF
Grover cleveland offer = solution 81 tho
-, H. whi'h bs-.t ht- marty ~ th,- .on
u.,tinn a word 10 the " 80 - sun. iant
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10 IHt EptroR 30 IHH Sun !,H Soti~tnx In
tht- mornings SUs What Mr. Edgar Of the tao
NinnesotA pADeTs has tn SAy upOn tho greatest
trust ~ al. The Farmer Trust wish. a. small
farmer anu = cios- observer Of farmers ami farm
crs WAYS hesidrs many other kinds Of businesses.
suIsrriF 20 contradict Nr FdRars argument
The farmer tb~m~-lye, throughout this broad
land have Ia take " nat th~l IAN Get. the price
vhi'r ne trust, sre disposed to psy Tor ths- prod
ur'- ~ tho farm. snd the drIhhng gratis Of
neari, I'll creation NuTuN SHAW
NV N0NH Marrh u
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nay na,.. md Sun. na,A.,.

To rus FuIroR ~ THg SrS -, can any
o. your reader. give mr = description ~ the rus
tom which IRE, ais IN PARTS ~ th~ country
~ s~ns!ing around May baskets and June hoHr.'
have al idea that t u Psruiiar tn Cap- Coi and
that n Il fast berouning obsolete. but shall br
glad 10 have com piete information and a filI de
srrtption " possible 10 not think the custom
Vas imported from England. although " may ne
an ofshoot Of the Maypole dance customs Of the
Oldsn times. CHAELss WEaH
SHANTON. Pa. March "a
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s.ssh CarsIlas g . r.rn s,.,,-

Y F1l8 u VTaH1FEuTg rvs.
chief 81 ne Bureau % Plant Industry % wash
ingtOn n quoted having stated thar a~J1h
Caroline - ths ETeanest corn proaucAmr etass 4,
the Union. Il ooes nos proauss - nsu-h o.-n
p9rhaps - nome - ths Wesesm naaaaA bus -
100 pr acES . ~ gEuaa1F.
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To- rsE FBIIOE ~ tvs SIS ~ Tho coi,e,.
tior ~ signs des~nbct In TIE ~tN ~ Nrr~a "a
r~HiDG- M. ~ ons Z Ssw In 1iuloYih Mas, a
few summers ago
L,UIss HsrHtsu SUITS -sFs asp sHoSs
CANENIDGS Mr,- Narrh ~ MtasDt-aI
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To rHf rptToR ~ Tug SUN Washing
ton despatch to the India potts star wakes thls
retrrenrr senator bcveridRr ~ rover Of
speech has be~n greatly Impaired during the last
few day tAn this r~ no--ibl~'
ISuTAN aPoiLs March IS NoN lNapgaeNT
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IN rHE EpTtoR ~ rae SUS ~. 10 ma,
Interest your Teadsr, Ia know that enough sa,s,
sas running over the spliissy at the cornell Dan
yesterday 20 maze Nery pretty display.
Wv Vows. MaFrh ~ = 10 y IIaLn
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Old MI RodRer.

WV olti 1OugcrN
Sordid vas 'he life Of Mr. RopoRRs
while he was living It. Old BILL RoD0ERs
the town mlser II Long Branch Con.
siderable ~ citizen. however. for N
cut up rich $4,000 were his savings
his leavlOgs now. and the courts arr
invoked to decIdH the disposition ~ all
this money
Here was q minor capitalist. for Sl0. 90
IL Pot NJ money. far more than many \
citizen ever finds NJ the end IT HE bright
est rainbow Vet Old BILL RoDakRs IN
rags and tatteTs WAS content la be the
man with tho axe of Long Branch, always
whining for odd ~culliun Jobs at bark
IOors ~ far poorer men ChoppinG wood
Was his favored pur-,IIt. and he would
render anv SsrvI~e for almost anv coin.
Though no could AFFORD villa h.s h.sids-i
down IN tho hav ut careless nsighbors'
harms. His restaurant wa@ the garbage
bucket nb-Crne meals.
This ~ character which would have
appealed tn Mr. BoFFiN "f tho Bower:
when the Golden Dustman took up his
study ~ famous misers he found no such
complete and perfect money spider
In comparison tho Hon DANIEL ELVES
becomes an insignificant hoardeT.
In one particular there il q distinctive
modern touch. an obscure evidence that
even the art NJ miserlinesss Yields, albeit
-luggiShly, 10 the progress 81 the times
The foundation II this squalid fortune
- said 10 have been laid NJ the old Mon
mouth track Fnr Old RIIL the horse~
rant7ie; he seldom faIl~Ci 20 pick winner
when hts money went down. tho~a pitifII
dimes and quarters which were M, tn
small wa1ers IN find takers on the out
skirts ~ that hettinG ring We, here again
ne Was consistent he saved the pri,-r ~ a
badge nv going 10 the track early ~ the
morning. when there were po ticket
takers and he could lo~e himself IN the
rick ~ stable helpers.
bundle Of rags. sh"d with ons yawn-
ing Old shoe and me over~hoe tied on
with Irvine. his feet wrapped m Sunnv-
-a"ks and paper. winter and summer
alike garh~si in = ts',ersd greatrnat NJ
farmer hut would blush "a riR out =
-oar~Crow in The habit ~ this Eaber-
lInzis man
For him the promoters spread their
investment lures IN VAIN His money
must always he >afe hefor, pTohfi,
Where he put money th"n',' hs must,
feel SURE he ""uld take money He
NAV have hal his hiding holes for tho
storage ~ the cents until they grew IN
lins=a and the dimes until they bsrama
dollars. hut m tho end the hoard went
mo savings hanks safe bind. Safe
hnb his Theory ~ Investment In tho
oour' pro~re,tingS ~ the recnrd ~ the
agony II Cnet hun 10 weld his precious
store even - tho hank He hrough, II
10 the teller hlthIlv wrapp~d ~ dozens
~ newspapers hir eyes glitterp1 ~ he
'nunie,i - "ut. tiuo" and again 10
wrappsd " hack not - much oft ~
distrrst ~ l"sthing - lot ~ 20 ",, ~
Ms hand. II wa- hours II pam for HIM
80 make hi= hank dep,,~t
Nr RODGFRS SaW M" steadily. n be-
DIDN'T 800 ~ Who'll" "" lived tine in hrs
avn and anybody To- W"l~oua 10 GO AMI
10 hkswisr
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n Oer rvssaas SsAS ras0v ~ p9h ~sanssersrss 70.
OssseGftes stsA n Aass rssscaed s'stefss VeSras6
faep auss ala eas,s ssas sa-ps rsy tart pSypsss
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Knicksr-HOw large 70 their suburban place.
BoeGer-They hsve - have foiding bsds tsr ths
RguWA
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what ~Fart Will the DemOcra,rr victory
~ wa'"-l"o hsv" ~ the Rack FROM Flha :
club
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o. a. sstdorr 'nsi s4rH 0r~n - W. V0naEvstr
-ni W FGys~ sprssr go 80 lsn'' 81 st.rs
SO shingfaa ~'.r
IsA ,ontinlous performance -aaldom7I
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Parss ofaes 70 Rus Louis 10 Grand Tue daily and
eanasy sditions aals 81 Mosque ~. near The
0rana Hgtel Kiosdue n. Boulevard desc apueines.
corner Place de ropera. and Klosaue 10 Boulevard
Eco IIallsns. corner Rue Louis 10 Grand.
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Leadon oeaos. Enngham House. 7 Arunasi street.
strand ne daily and Sunday ScS ere % sale IN
Loadon a. TIRE American and Colonial Ezehanse.
CaFison street. Regent saress. and DAVIS Steamship
AReAey. ~ Greco street. cNsring Cross Road.
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And NV tho Hor WILLIAM = RENNEr
~ tho Oiell candidate fpT Csoysrnpr

NJ WNHNss 'rIns. t'I' grntIsfnsu - Is ..hing
ton nav" lu>t th"ir Trad Th' gentlemen At
Washington tItuA 81. lsTNfs has Irrf rt~ read
fIsfTH lffrssfFrf
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Published NJ the Sun Psinting and PubIAshing
Association 81 no Nassau street 10 ,hs Boroagh %
NanhAttan. New York- President % The Aaso
r'auoe. Edward p. Mitchell. 10 Nassau stres'
Treasurer Of the Association. N. ?. LAnan. 10
Nassau street Secretary OF the a ssoeiatioo. n ".
0uinn ITO Nassau street.
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,annlc that 10th are right
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-11-07
LEGISLATIVE CANDIDATES.

Voters IN this county tomorrow win
express their choice for two candi-
dates for the state senate and two for
ihe lower house OF the legislature.
The democratic nominees for the
senate are col. George w. Barefoot
Of chIcIlasha and Joe Smith OF Ana
darko.
Col Barefoot IS the man whom we
have always sent to the state or ma.
tlonai capital when we wanted any
thing The proposition now y sim
ply 70 give him an official commission
and everybody IS willing
Joe Smith was representative in
the last two legislatures. He worked
ana voted FOR Chickasha's interests
and IS splendid man. Be sure to
vote for him.
The democratic candidates for rep
reseniative are Robert L. Glover and
r w. Frey Air Glover has been
faithful and efficient IN looking after
Chickasha's iaterest in the past and he
win do the same thing in the future.
Scarcely anyone argues that Chick
asha has not secured her share Of
legislative fayors Glover has made
good for us and win do it again
Alr Frey is one Of the best men in
the county He IS a good business
man, lawyer educated and capable.
Grady county should send a solid
democratic delegation to the state
capital. Vote for the party nominees.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-11-07

taxes collected from the public SER
Vice corporations among the districts
according to school population, but we
do not believe that the proposed
amendment offers a practicable method
by which this can be done, and not be-
ing clear on this point we shall vote
against IL.
New Jerusalem.
We don't believe the New Jerusalem
capital scheme IS worthy OF serious at
tention at this time and shall there
fore vote against It.
Election Law.
We don't know much about the
election law that IS submitted How
ever. FOR the reason that we favor the
writing Or an entirely new election
law for the state, against which there
can be no criticism, we shall vote
against this bill We would like to see
an election law framed BY non-par
tigan commission.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-11-07

When a cold becomes settled ir the
system, it will take sevearl days treat
ment 10 cure It, and the best remedy
to use is Chamberlain's Cough Semedy.
II will cure quicker than any other
and also leaves the system in a nat
ural and healthy condition Sold by
all druggists. d&w
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-11-07

= Compiled by the Grady County =
9 Abstract Company, 1oa =
. North Third Street =

C-945-Hard Butler to William Tur-
ner, 1920. sll25o; lot i, ?, 3, blk =,
Steel's first addition to Chickasha.
C-946-G. c. Evans and wife to Lou
ise Hay, i0-e-iO, $4,000; 1855; VIZ
sW.
C-955-J. S. Mullen and wife to J II.
Buckhalts. 10-22-1O, 500: Sc NV NV;
VIZ sw. wv; VIZ WE sW 1916
C-g5e- Emma NJ RAIDER and husband
to Ben Morgan. $1,000, 1870; tract
30. 10, Harden subdivision Or EiA NE
sl-7-7.
c-96O-Neat Johnson to Charles
Smith. s56.25, ll-2-1O, M Sc Sc sW;
Sec. z. Sc 10. lot IL, sec lS-4-7
C-962 Dave Maxwell and wife TO
Henry Wells and wife, 1929. $4,000;
lot 2. Is # off S side lot i, blk 25s-
Chickasha.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-11-07
THE sEsr CITIZENSHIP.

He bnilt no palace high and proud.
He owned no acres. fair and broad,
And where be passed the busy crowd
Was nos expected TO applaud.
He won no fortune, COINED no fame,
No ships Of hls put out to sea:
But free from dread and free from
blame,
He did HIS work. from envy free.
No other sighed because he won
A little triumph now and then;
The creed impaired TO his son
Was: Deal thou fairly with all
men"
He took no others rights away,
He lent the weak helping hand,
And deemed 1t manly 20 obey
The laws provided for his land.
Chicago Record Herald.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-11-07
AGAINST THE
AMENDMENT
LcontrIbuted.l

t1ouWlDuteu.j
Following is a summary Of the argu-
ments against the proposed local op-
tion and high license amendment;
ii is not a statute. 1t is an amend.
ment to the constitution OF the stale
and cannot be changed by the legisIa-
ture.
II violates the constitution.
II reprdiates the enabling act.
II breaks the Indian treaties
1T impeaches the integrity Of our cit
izenship.
1t puts license in the place Of prohi-
Ibitiop
Ills a long step backward-forestalls
progress. moral. social and business.
1t establishes ollgarchy in the form
Of a graftlng license board.
This board is appointed by the may
or.
This board gives no bond.
This hoard cannot be suspended or
removed.
This board has absolute right to say
who shall have licensse.
This board has absolute power Of the
location OF a saloon
This board may place saloon be-
side church.
This board may place a saloon be
side a school house.
This board may place a saloon in a
residence district.
This board can limit the number of
saloons TO a block--a local liquor
trust.
This board can own all the saloons
and monopolize all the business.
This board may have a salary OF
81 10000. more than small town gets
from its license.
This board takes contrsl out of the
hands Of city and voters.
This board may be the hub Of a graft
ing, corrupt, political machine.
This board need not be taxpayers. or
even residents.
It takes all control of the liquor
question away from the legislature.
Compulsory jail sentence is removed
Table and chai rprovision is made
nullity by restaurant exception.
Sunday and night closing made a
nullity in the same way.
Repeals and penal provisions and
regulations.
Puts saloons OF the state in the
hands Of the brewers trust.
Gives option to 'wets.
May force @drys" to vote every siS
days.
Town stays ~wet" If voted wet
no provision for second election.
Saloonkeeper gives no bond-no re
sponsibility is fixed.
DISTINGUISHES ali the voters outside
of incorporated town or city.
The criminal element OF the town.
will mould the civic life OF every com
munity.
Farmers are robbed Of all protection
from their votes.
Six men can incorporate a town II
any farming community and only thes,
six men can vote.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-11-07
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
State.

Goyernor--Lee Cruce. Ardmore.
Lieutenant GOVERNOR. J. McAles-
ter, OF McAlestar.
Secretary OF state-Ben H. Harri-
son.
Treasurer Robert Dunlop OF New
kirk.
Auditor-Leo. Meyer Of sayre.
Superintendent Of Public Instrrc-
tion-R. Fl. Wilson OF Chickasha.
Attorney General-charles West Of
Enid.
Commissioner OF Charities and Cor.
rections--Kate Barnard Of Oklahoma
City.
Labor Commissioner-Ch Charles e.
Daugherty Of Oklahoma City.
Corporation Commissioner-George
A. Henshaw OF Madill.
President Board OF Agriculture
Thomas Bryan OF Perry.
state Printer--Giles Farris OF Man
gum.
Inspector and Examiner-c A. Tay'
lor or Pond Creek.
Mine Inspector-Ed Boyle Of Chant
Insurance Commissioner--P. A. Bal
lard of Coyle.
Clerk Supreme court-W. H. i
Campbell Of Ada.
Justices Supreme Court-M. ,
Kane, Kingnsher and ]. J. Dunn, Alya
Congressman, Fifth District-Scotl
Ferris, Lawton.
District Judge-Frank M. Bailey
Chickasha.
State Senators-Geo. w. Barefoot
Chickasha; Joe Smith, Anadarko.
Representatives. l.. Glover, Rusf
Springs; f. w. Frey. Amber.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-11-07

Ed Johns Is the democratic nominee
for county commissioner in the Chick
asha district. Il Is safe to sag that
mis- majority Win BE- larger than i
was before. He Is an ideal man for
the office sell Pursiey and John
Penn are the otter two democratic
candidates and they have easy sail
ing.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-11-07
SIX STATE QUESTIONS TO BE DE-
cloED.

In the rush and excitement over the
election Of state and county officers,
when the voter goes to the polls 10
morrow, he should not overlook the
six important state questions that are
to be decided by the people. Those
measures are submitted through the
operation Of the initiative and refer.
endum and every citizen should record
his opinion Of them.
Prohibition.
overshadowing all others IN popu-
lar interest, q not in inherent import
ance, Is the local option and high II
cense amendment Pros and antis
have made a tremendous fight on this
question and It Is safe {, say that all
the arguments have been brought out.
Il is a non-political question and there
has been no indication Of any party
alignment Supporters OF the amend
ment number democrats and republi-
cans and its foes are divided IN the
same manner. We have never been
thoroughly satisfied that prohibition is
the best method OF dealing with the
liquor evil. We have always been in
clined to view local option as the most
effective system Of control, but, as we
see it. neither prohibition nor local op.
ton generally understood is the qnes-
tlon before the people now. The pro
posed amendment is the only issue and
after listening impartially 20 all the
arguments. we can see little or moth
ing IN this amendment 70 commend It
10 anyone who believes In effective
regulation Of the liquor business. We
object first Of all to writing a statute
in the constitution and there are many
other objections to this measure. We
shall vote against g.
Woman Suffrage.
The arguments for and against WON.
an suffrage would make a book. We
are ready to vote to give woman the
ballot whenever we know majority Of
them desire il. but we are far from
assured Of that fact. We shall vote
against it.
Article 9, Section /.
We opposed the amendment voted
on last June, believing it would Grip
pie the corporation commission but as
Tar as we are able to Judge. there is no
such objection 10 the amendment OF
fered BY the legislature and we shah
vote for Il.
School Amendment.
We believe there is a meritorious
principle involved in the amendment
which proposes 70 divide the school
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-11-07
NOTICE.

To all knowing themselves indebted
to the firm formerly existing as De-
vora & Fontron. You will confer a
favor on all concerned by calling al
the store or at the Citizens Natl
Bank and settling your account. 7-3t
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-11-07

A few weeks ago the republican pa
pers reported that Le/ cruee borrow
ed $4,000 to spend in the campaign.
The State Capital yesterday raised II
10 $4,000 and win probably make II
Sio0 600 by tomorrow.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-11-07

Railroads are mighty useful but we
don't want them to run the govern
ment. That's why you should vote for
Lee cruce. McNeal IS The official
Dondsman Of the railroads.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-11-07

Its going 10 be democratic day
tomorrow. the biggest the country has
known for long time. stand.pat Joe
McNeal wiz get his along with the
rest OF his crowd Oklahoma is moth
ing II not progressive.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-11-07

w c. Willard, foreman Of the Chick
asha Light Heat & Power Co. return
ed last might nom Georgetown, Tex.
where he was called by the death of
brother.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-11-07

Mrs. Cora Matloek and Miss Emma
Bell Of Los Angeles, Cal, are visiting
Mrs. Laura Bell E. N. Campbell and
other relatives.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-11-07

Vote for Lee Cruce for governor II
you want a business administration
hased on democratic principles.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-11-07

30 you want all the reform measures
adopted by the oklahoma democrats
10 be undoneg II YOU do sc.a for
AicNeal; be opposed an Of them.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-11-07
= = = +%+@++++%++ = = , > = =
DEMOCRATIC TICKET. Z


= DEMOCRATIC TICKET. =
= County Judge-N. NJ. williams. =
= Sherin-John Lewis. =
= County Attorney--John H. Ven >
: able. =
= County Treasurer-W. T. xBil. =
: ly) Cloud. =
, Register of Deeds-Geo. W. =
. Petty. .
= District Clerk. r. Callahan. =
= County Clerk. d. Lindsay. =
70 County superintendent F. :
= Newell. =
: County weigher-C. c. Goet- =
; ting. =
: County surveyor-H. A. Gran =
= well. =
= County Commissioners-Distrlct :
: No. /. John NJ. Penn; district No. =
= 2. Ed F. Johns; district No. 3, =
: Sell Pursley.
= Chickasha township :
= Justices--T. P. Moore and J. =
> d. Vance. =
= constable--H. d. Gunnells. I
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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-11-07

inst vote the democratic ticket
straight and you viii make no mis-
take.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-11-07

The simplest way TO vote Is TO
stamp in the circle under the rooster
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-11-07
ausscRIPrIoN RATES.

Dne year. delivered By carrier ---e4.sc
eix months, delivered by CARRIER 2.4C
Three months. deli-rred by carrier 1.2C
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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-11-07

Above all, don't fail 70 vote.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-11-07
ArtIeIe 9. seetlon l.


We believe there is a meritorious
principle involved IN the amendment
which proposes 70 divide the school