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Social Notes

Mr.. and Mrs Jim Parkman of Hope,
~ D., are guests in the city during fair
Miss Anna Rabinovick Of Grand
Forks is visiting relatives here for
several days.
The Misses Helen Lieber and Eliza
beth Wheeling of jamestown, n D.,
are in this city to visit friends
Mrs. Fl. r. Holmes of Bathgate. N. d.,
Mrs. f. q, Corson OF Eighth street
south.
Miss Ann Herter OF Rochester, n. Y,
ts the guest of Miss Kirkeby Of the
Stern block for a few days. The ladies
took in the fair last evening.
MRS Charles Frazee and daughter.
Miss Ethel of Pelican Rapids, MINI.
are being entertained by Mr.. and Mrs
VIM. J. Mouiton OF l0l4 broadway
Mr.. and Mrs. Nick McKeilar Of Eley-
t5t entn street ngrth tps s are nsnis
Loretta Kress of Chicago, for a couple
of weeks.
Mrs, q. Mcveety and daughter, Miss
Ethel are planning to leave Tuesday
for their cottage at Lake Bemidji,
Minnp where they will spend the month
of August
Mr.. and Mrs. william Wright scott
%r Man@ars ana Mrs W. S seott sas q fsss Eighsh Il
street south, for a few days, and are
taking in the fair.
Miss Marjorie Iceberg OF Eleventh
street south is entertaining as her
guests during fair week, the Misses
Esther Talcott of Buffalo, N. D., and
Gladys Wellan Of Fairhilis-
Dr. and Mrs. Rogers, VINO have
made their home with President and
Mrs. Worst for the past two years, will
leave tomorrow for San Diego, Cal,
where they expect to make their future
home President Worst will accompany
them as far as the neighborhood OF
Spokane, Wash.
Mr. and Mrs. e. B. Murphy Of Med
bury, N. d, are the guests Of Mr.. and
south, for the week, and are enjoy
Ing the fair. Miss Gertrude Cullen is
also at home now, having returned
with her sister, Mrs. Helmar Nelson,
from the lakes.
Devils Lake journal: Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarke Kelley entertained at their
beautiful farm home last week the
college, who were travelling through
the state looking over the demonstra-
ton farms In the party were John
Donnelly Of Grafton, Frank Sanford OF
Valley city, Peter Elliot Of Fargo. Mr.,
and Mrs. George Hollister Of Fargo
Professor Shepherd OF the college, and
Mr.. Porter. superintendent OF demon-
stratfon farms. From here they went
to the Langdon station and were. &C
companied by Mr.. Kelley. who is 9
member OF the board. Although the
Kelley farm is not designated as
demonstration farm, the visitors said
they had found none better tn North
Dakota or Minnesota and right here
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At the Hotels

., Tsd Olson Of Ryder was in the city
the city. - -
T. 2. Elliott OF Devils Lake spent
N, c. Clark Of Larimore was a Fargo
business caller today.
". A. Hagen OF Grand Forks was
In the city today on business.
Hugh Bole Of jamestown was a busi-
ness visitor in the city today.
HI. L. Finke Of Berthold was ona oF
the fair visitors in the city today,
Mr.. and Mrs r. b. Freezing Of Bart
lett are guests at the Gardner hotel.
John KreIshimer of oriska was In
the city greeting his friends and is at
tending the state fair
ron came into town this niornirfr and
are guests at the Prescott.
Mr.. and Mrs: Henry Gotta Of Tower
City reached the city last evening to
spend today at the fair.
A. N. Mitchell and sons Of hunter
sre in the city attending the fair and
are at one OF the hotels,
Mr. and Mrs Fred Nichols az Ynsi-
lanu arrived in the city this T1orYine,
and are attending the fair.
Mr.. and Mrs w j. webb Of FaIen-
dale have arrived In the city and are
out az the fair for the day
w q. Schaffer of Aberdeen. s. d.
arrived in the city this morning TO see
the North Dakota state fair.
Mr.. and Mrs s. 7. Moss Of Hatton
stIi1 stErrved IN the city yesterday and are
Misses Adelaide and Grace OK
ton or Finley have arrived in fFe cffv
and are guests at the Webster. =
: a II. Wsntland and T. j. schmit Of
yesterday and today at the fair.
G. G. WaBhburn OF the town Of Edge
ley arrived In the city last evening ana
is looking at the sights at the fair.
George Dickinson OF Brinsnnada. tbis
state, arrived In the city this morn
Ing and went out eanly to the fair.
Mr.: and Mrs. John %. Williamson Of
Turtle Lake, arrived Ia the city this
morning and are guests at the Metro
Misses Matilda Emma and Ida An
dersous all OF Portland. are in the CITY
attending the fair and having a good
Or. M. ], Keys OF Sherwood was
greeting his friends Ia The city this
morning and then went out to the fair
grOunds-
ID. r. Hayes and william Kaya.
nAugh, both OF jamestown, arrived in
the city this morning and are guests
ct one Of the hotels
Mrs. Anton Jerntrud and Mrs. III. o.
Iefntrud OF the town OF Portland
reached the city this morning and airs
wv. r.. Mccormick Of Minneapolis ar.
rived from Grand Forks this morn
ing and ig taking in the state fair
stopping at the Waldorf.
IT.. III Kelley and wife ana E Gun
nfnghana and wife, all cf the town o1
9rocket. arrived la the city this morn
tns and are nicely housed ct the Wal
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Ryrd Douglas cain.

At the Baltimore convention there
was no more ardent and intense Will
son booster than faar-haired nine
year-oId Byrd Douglas Cain, Of NASH
viiies Tenn. Having inherited polit-
tcal propenEitiea from his father,
Walter Cain, southern newspaper
man, Douglas went TO the convan-
ton 10 boost bis choice. In his white
Duit decorated with Wilson buttons
and bands. he became very popular
with the delegates and the Wilson
promoters when Wilson began 10
get the lead IA the voting several big
delegates carried Douglas around
the hall on their shoulders and be
cheered himself hoarse Cor his IA
vorite.
Recently Governor Wilson heard or
the lads interest In his nominations.
and wrote to him. saying he hoped
he should Boon have the pleasure OF
knowing the young man
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dys oKeefe. Margaret and Gertrude
Miss Cora Hodel and Miss Georgia
snetsinger Of Minneapolis, Mimi. are
the guests Of Mrs. r. w. Knowlton of
First avenue south for several DAYS.
d. II. Pratt of Tacoma, Wash. is visit
Ing his daughter, Mrs r. III. Chaney OF
eighth street south, and expects to
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The Rrayina q an ace.

Buffalo Commercial: Senator Swan
son of Virginia tells a good story
speech he ever made. He says:
II Jumped up and began: Gentle
men, Herodotus tells u.s.
Which tickets he on!' yelled the
man with the red shirt.
Herodotus tells us resumed,
with gulp, of a whole army that
was put to flight by the braying IF
an ass
Then the crowd applauded and 1
felt fine. Then the mans voice rose
above the din.
Young feller,' he called, you
needn't be afraid OF this crowd. It's
been tested
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dorf. They are spending the day at

dorf. They are spending the day at
the fair.
NJ o. Rund of Spiritwood spent the
day in the business district.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman f. stine Of
Jamestown arrived In the city this
morning and are at one Of the hotels
when they are not out at the fair.
Mr. and Mrs 2. B. Miller and the
children and p. Palmer and wife Of
Steele are in the city and attending
the fair and are guests at the Metro
pole.
r. Thompson Of the town of Beach
reached the city early this morning
and lis 81 guest at one of the hotels
He thinks the fair this year Is the real
thing In big shows.
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ART BUILDING
Is ATTRACTIVE

FEATURE OF THE FAIR THAT APP
PEALs ESPECIALLY no THE wo-
AgEN-REsT ROOM IS MUCH AP-
PREcIATED--ALL EXHIBITS ARE
INTERESTING.
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Words Are Thinqs.

Dr. Johnson am not so lost ia
lexicography as to forget that words
are the daughters of earth, and that
things are the sons OF heaven.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1912-07-25

One hundred Pennsylvania farmers
have gone to New York to ascertain
how the cost Of living can be reduced.
They have gone to the wrong place.
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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-11-06
REPLIES TO
MESSAGES

Princeton, N j., Nov 6-Wilson to-
day replied to Taft and Roosevelt's
telegrams of congratulation. He tele-
graphed Taft, Il warmly appreciate
your kind message and wish to ex-
press my sincere personal regards.
To Roosevelt, he said, Sincere
thanks for your kind message Pray
accept my cordial good wishes"
Wilson issued statement saying
te result gives hope that the voters
may unite and give the country free
dom in enterprise and government,
released from selfish and arrogant in
flnences, devoted to justice and pro
gress. He said there was nothing Tor
honest and enlightened business men
TO fear mo man whose business is
conducted without private understand
ine or secret alliances violating a
principle OF law and policy, and whole
some commerce, need fear any en-
barrassment from the administra-
ton
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-11-06
HOW GRADY
VOTED FOR
PRESIDENT

With returns from only IS Of the Al
precincts in Grady county on the ma
tional and state .icKet available for
publication today, the total figures
show up as follows:
Wilson $40, Republican electors l7s,
Debs about 1850.
The same precincts for United
States senator gave Owen 9Ss and
Dickerspn 4Sl. while the Democratic
candidates for congress and for the
legislature had approximately the
same majorities Incomplete returns
are as follows
Friend-Dem. 80, Rep. y, Soc. III,
Owen IS. Dickerson III.
Dutton Dem. 81, Rep. 32, Soc. b.
Owen 50, Dickerson 80.
Ireton-Dem. Is, Rep 1S, Soc l3,
Owen p, Dickerson III.
verden-Dem so, Rep. 81, Soc. Ia,
Owen 96, Dickerson 81.
Prait valley-Dem. Az Rep. 40,
Soc. /, Owen SO, Dickerson 40.
vincent-Dem &c, Rep. p, Soc. 21,
Owen Is, Dickerson A.
yaughn-Dem. IS, Rep. 4, owen lS
Dickerson 4.
Pocasset-Dem. 6S. Rsp. 20, Soc. 9.
Owen 6s, Dickerson 21.
Alex-Dem. S6, Rep. "a, Soc. c. Owen
80, Dickerson 80.
Minco No. Dem. III, Rep. 81, Soc.
Y, Owen ll5, Dickerson 5S.
Middleberg-Dem &c. Rep. II, Owen
26, Dickerson II.
Laverty Dem, is, Rep As, Soc. 35.
Owen "A, Dickerson 40.
Ward q, Precinct l-Dem &c, Rep.
&C. Owen 4e, Dickerson AZ.
Ward 4, Precinct Dem. 20G, Rep.
a. Owen 2li, Dickerson so.
futile No. 2-Dem. Sc. Rep. 26, Soc.
"A. Owen 81, Diekerson 25.
Minco No. 2-Dem. 16. Rep. s, Soc.
i5 Owen Ia, Dickerson Z.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-11-06
WILLIAMS The
WINNER In CLOSE RACE
Lewis Goes in BY Good Majority Dem
ocrats Elect All of Ticket Except
One County Commissioner

Returns from Grady county made
certain early lass night the election
o. the entire Democratic ticket, with
the exception Of the county Judge and
the commissioner in the northern dis
trict and more complete figures OBJ
tanned today practically eliminated all
doubt as to the former office. When
the polls closed it was thought that
Sheriff Lewis had a close race, but it
was soon demonstrated that he was
safe by substantial majority AL
though the returns are not complete,
it seems reasonably certain that Par.
tish, lhe Democratic candidate for
county commissioner IN the northern
district, was defeated by GlotfelteE his
Republican opponent.
At o'clock this afternoon the score
card kept by Judge Williams showed
that he had a plurality OF l26 over
Clark, with The Kilgore box yet to be
reported Later it was reported That
he carried this box. At the same hour
Clark conceded his defeat by about
lct votes,
Returns from 20 OF the Il precincts
give the feiioelng vote for sheriff:
Lewis 1895, Caldwell 1899 Foust 423.
III an interview this afternoon Judge
Williams said
y appreciate beyond expression the
confidence shown me BY the citizen
snip Of Grady county in electing me
for the third term as their Judge.
shall, in the future, as in the past give
them my very best efforts. AS to my
opponent, Mr.. Adolphus Clark. want
70 say he is an exemplary gentleman
and would have made a most excellent
judge. have for him the very high
est esteem
All the other Democratic county can
didates went through with the norma
maiorities and While detailed feturns
We're not available the election Of Dem
ocrats to fill the offices in chlckash;
township Is assured.
It was impossible to obtain the re
turns on the various state and count.
questions over the phone last nigh
and as the boxes which hegan TO ar
rive this morning were not opene'
tin this afternoon. rendering it impos
sihle to obtain figures for publication
today the fate Of the capital question
aid the court house and bridge bond
remains in doubt All the return
printed today are subject to corree
ton
In the following unofficial AM
complete county returns the lnl
names, offices and politics OF the car
didates are Is follows
County Judge N. M. Williams I
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-11-06
May Get Illinois.

Telegram BY United PresA.
Chicago, Nov. C.-llllnois may swing
into Wilson's column when the returns
are complete. With 9O0O precincts
missing Roosevelt leads by about
1900 His early lead was due TO the
Chicago vote. As the down state re-
turns pour IN, It Is heavily reduced. II
would not be surprising Il Wilson leads
at the finish.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-11-06

Telegram BY United Press
London, Nov 6-That the effect OF
the election in the United States was
not adverse SO far as the stock mar
ket is concerned, was indicated when
the London exchange opened today
with the entire list OF American stocks
up an average Of a point. The tone
was buoyant and strong.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-11-06

Telegram By Omitted Press
Topeka, Kan. Nov q. Returns III
Kansas which are notorlously slow and
incomplete, show Roosevelt in the
lead BY 1900 plurality. Campbell and
Rees. regular Republican congress
men We're defeated The fight is close
IN the sixth and seventh districts,
with the Democrats having a chance
for election. Murdoch and Jackson,
pfogressives. were reelected.
The entire Republican state ticket
vas elected. stubbs viii get the pref
erential vote for United States sena.
tor Tie woman suffrage amendment
was defeated
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-11-06
coneede cannonls Defeat.


Telegram by Omitted psess.
DanyIile. H.. Nov. &c. X. Lesuer
son.ln-law and campaign manager Of
Uncle Joe" Cannon, conceded the de-
ieat Of the exspeaker today. Cannon
refused to make a statement Oharr,
his Democratic opponent has a plur-
aIItg Of ZOO
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-11-06
Missouri Democratic.
reIegram BIZ unIted preas

Telegram Dy Unlted Press
ST Louis. Mo-. Nov e.-Late Mis-
souri returns increase the pluraiity 81
Wilson and the majority Of the Dem
ocratlc candidate for governor. The
Democrats gained one congressman.
gheoron catlin candidate for re-
election in the eleventh district was
defeated by VIM, L. Igoe, Democrat.
The representation Of Missouri IN con-
gress will be IA Democrats and TWO
Republicans.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-11-06

Telegram by United Presa
Des Moines, Nov 6-Returns today
indicate that Wilson is leading Roose.
Welt ir Iowa by two to four thousand
though the returns OF last night indi-
Gated that Roosevelt would carry the
state
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-11-06

Telegram by United Press
Concord. \. H., Nov. Wilson car
rled New Hampshire by a small piur
alhy, according 10 latest returns,
which can't be changed by the vote
yet remaining 10 be reported This
gives Wilson a clean sweep in New
England. excepting Vermont
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-11-06
California for wilson.

Telegram by United Press
San Francisco, Nov " California,
considered the stronghold for che Pro
gressives. has gone for Wilson by be-
tween 5000 and 10000, according to the
latest returns
The Progressive majority in the
southern part OF the state was offset
by Wilson sweeping the remainder
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-11-06

Telegram by United Press
New York. Nov. 6.-Unoificial to.
tails show thai Wilson's plurality in
New York Is 2o6aol The vote is:
Wilson. 672,ssS. Taft 465.i57, Ro Sc
welt ssl664.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-11-06
al.IttIs Rody" n Line.

Telegram by United Press
Providence. r +. Nov Returns
today indicate that Wilson carried
Rhode Island b. Approximately 1000
Governor pothref, Republican, was re-
elected by about 2o0Q
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-11-06
WIlson in ohIo.
Telegram by United Press.

Telegram by United Press
Columbus, o.. Nov 6.-1aft over.
whelmed Roosevelt in Ohio. Incomplete
returns give Wilson 5S,50s, Taft S2.SS7,
Roosevelt 2S.is2. Cox, Democratic
candidate for governor, received a
plurality OF 100000
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-11-06

Oklahoma City, Nov 6. Scattering
returns from nearly every section Of
the state at 10 o'clock last night indi.
cate that the bill to move the capitol
to Guthrie has beed defeated. The
Democrats scored victory in tho
state, the Democratic presidential
electors and every Democratic candi.
date for state office being eIecten
slIited States senator Robert
Owen probably will lead the state
ticket, with Jack Love, for corpora
tien commissioner, a close second.
For congressman. the Democrats ars
certain to have reelected Davenport
in the third district, Carter in the
Fourth, and Ferris in the fifth BY In
creased majorities, and the election Of
Judge J J. Carney in the second dis
triet appears probable In the firgr
district the race is close between Bird
Mcclure and John J. Davis. All three
Democratic candidates for congress
men at large have been elected
In the first judicial district, Justice
John B. Turner has been reelected by
a majority which probably viii exceed
2o00 votes, and in the southern dis.
trict Justice furman of the criminal
court OF appeals, has defeated his op-
ponent.
All scattering returns indicate that
the Russell bill asking the recall q
the state board OF agriculture has ear.
ried
In statement issued last night Fl.
/ Bolen, chairman of the Democratic
state campaign committee. claimed
that Wilson and Marshall have carried
the state by plurality Of 10000.
Bolen based his estimate upon returns
from eastern apd southern counties
anu scattering and incomplete returns
from the northern counties.
At that aour there were Indications
that Judge J. ]. Carney, Democrat.
had defeated Congressman Dick #
Morgan. It was claimed at Judge Car
ney's headquarters that his major y
would reach 1000. Blaine county. a
strong Republican county, probably
gave Carney a majority Out Of eleven
voting precincts heard Frcan at .
o'clock last night Judge Carney haa
carried nine in Blaine county.
Custer county, according TO reports
received at o'clock, gave Judge Car.
ney majority Of poe.
The Democratic majority VIII be
swelled by the fact that the vote IN
the southern counties is the heaviest
ever cast in safe or national elsc.
ton. A nsavy rain early in the day
threatened to keep much Of the eoua
uy vote away from me polls, M all
doubts as to the southern vote u ere
dispelied in fhe evening when reports
reached Democratic state headqu.r-
ters that the vote N that section vas
heavy
Reports from ak over the state iusl.
cate that Oklahoma CITY win IS ,.n
the capital. From every section fn-
porting at an early tcslr the 3'ca.
t'Sns veFs that 6 thfie bad lost ous II
eae capital removal l:shs by a Iarks
majority
Chairman Boien claims ho election
of the entire Democratic state ileka.
lCnnllnnad an nana NJ.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-11-06

New York. Nov 6.-The latest re-
turns indicate that Roosevelt carried
Illinois. Iowa, Kansas, Michigan, Penn.
sylvania aud Washington, and Taft
Idaho, New Hampshire. South Dakota.
Utah. Vermont and Wyoming The
rest went TO Wilson.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-11-06
OKLAHOMA
in WILSON
COLUMN N
Demos Make Clean Sweep
In State Returns
Not Complete
Special to The Daily Exrss

Special to The Daily Exres
Oklahoma city. Nov. 6.
q the returns available Az
day Wilson has earriee 0ks
from q cog to 39oq aei Bemc.
GRAY se tieAe h Senate Owen
Il soe Pe- carnt Nsma
ess y tA
e Very
fe Ted 81
apitai qlsl1A
but the Chamber
afternoon claims
Jity has won BY about
fiiia claim isfbased on the re-
aras already received and reports
from other sections. Oklthoma city Il
ssiclg in the south and southwest
parts Of the state, while Guthrie is
running strong in the northwest The
Guthrie committee still claims to have
won.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-11-06

Telegram by United Press
Lincoln, Neb, NOV. Git is esti.
mated that Wilson's plurality in Ne.
bfaska Is $4,000.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-11-06
GET SENATE
and HOUSE
Telegram by United Press

New York, Nov e.-Twenty-two
Democratic governors were swept in
to office with Wilson.
Congress will be overwhelming
Democratic, the returns indicating a
Democratic majority increase from So
to l54 over the Republicans and Pro-
gressiyes combined.
A Democratic senate is also indicat-
ed
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-11-06

Telegram by United Press
Philadelphia, Nov Though the
returns are incomplete, every indica-
ilon points to Roosevelt having car
rled Pennsylvania.