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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-10-05
9AN|TAR|UM|N
MACHINE SHOP
Men at Work on Magnetizers
Are Said To Be'Benefited by
Electrical Effect.

=, tho hustle. Snoisle and seeming tur-
o,or of a machine shop one would hard
... .,nect TO india .sanitarium located.
", ono does findI miniature health re-
sorrs in every large automobile factory
e,,. land. ThereeIs one operation in
cha construction of am automobile which
in if. health giving qualities has the
,l..rrfc footpads and such like para
..,.rnalia reIegated to rank second
,lacers. Men who change magnets for
.,r,.ice in magnetos undergo an electri-
.., treatment during alI@their working
,ime that is little shorteof wonderful
in it's results.
In one Of the largest automobile fac
.ories-tbat of the Ford Motor Com
,srv four men are kept constantly at
.ni. work. Shop superimtendents and
c,~.n,en who have watched the differ
on, men employed on the magnetizers
have been astounded by the changes
observed
81 we'll known has the healthful
Qualities of this work become that the
trail men of the machine shop are in
yarfabIy selected for the places at the
,nagnetizers whenever a vacancy occurs.
The healing process is very simple.
All dav long the men take little u
shaned piece of steel, place its ends
on A highly charged magnet, lay 1t
down carefully and repeat the process,
II is explained by the wise ones that
when the steel receives the shock OF
the electric current, it passes some OF
this current on to the man who is hold
inc the steel-not very much. but
enough to count after constant repeti-
ton 1t is this shocking hundreds of
Zines a day that is the sanitarium
treatment
Men who looked as though they were
in the last stages of tuberculosis. after
few months absorbing electricity
from the magnetizers. were hardly rec
ognzable They had taken on pounds
and pounds of good flesh, their mus
cles played and sweled under their
SklN dE they NOIhtO tllCii CS - ilSi'
the clear look Of perfect health.
This is the health resort OF our fac
tory" said one of the uperintendents
If the Ford company as he led party
Of visitors through the mammoth ma
.hjne shop. I'VE always put our
Weaklings here, but they don't remain
NeaEHngs long Look at the muscles
of that fellow You wouldn't see them
much bigger in the foundry. And
When he went to work on that magne-
r,Zor he weighed but l20 pounds. He
looks u- if he weighed 100 pounds now"
But these men must pay for their
Jobs by giving to them the best of their
ability, for it is no inconsequential task
FEB make a magnet. Any little slip will
ender The work of many men of no
'r"ount Magnets are most sensitive
things. and won't stand being thrown
anou, or undue roughness Of any kind
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-10-05

been the experience of Sioux City, Iowa,
which has been using road trains in road
work for the past year Two of these
trains, each consisting of one six ton
truck and two trailers, have delivered an
average of 44.25 yards of material per
day over a distance of S,5 miles. The
contra ctors who used the machines est-
mate that to do this work, more than ten
two horse teams would have been re-
quired, at a cost of more than twice the
motor cost. The machines negotiated
grades of from to ~ per cent without
difficulty.
Some motorists believe it their duty to
oil everything in sight and out of sight
on an automobile. AS a result, they food
the magnetic with oil and get the wires
leading to the plugs oil soaked.
All records for rapid-fire pathinding
were broken by Dai n. Lewis in laying
out the route for the endurance run of
the Automobile club of Buffalo. Riding
with George Crist in a Studebaker 80"
Lewis covered and charted more than
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-10-05

averaging better than two hundred
miles per day road touring is the record
achieved by a party of motorists from
indianapolis recently, who iourneyed from
That city to Boston. Mass. in little over
nvadals
The party drove an American Tourist
ear
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-08-09
ANADARKO
GIN MAN
BUYS HERE

The cotton gin operated last year
under the name Of the Electric Cotton
Gin, on North sixth street IN the
Frisco addition. has been purchased
by A. d Brown Of Anadarko.
For some weeks the work Of over
hauling the entire plant has been go
ing on and when the first cotton Of
this season arrives, the new gin VIII
be in first class shape and ready to
handle any amount Of business a
new boiler aud steam engine have been
installed to get away from the trou-
BIZ Of last year, when the electric cur
rent was continually being cut off Mr.
Brown states that the latter difficulty
eventually caused the closing up Of
the gin when the season was not far
advanced, the plant having at that
time turned out not more than 500
bales Of cotton With the addition If
the steam power az OF this trouble IS
eliminated and 1t insures that the
plant win run through the season.
Besides the big improvement in the
motive power. the equipment Of gin
ming machinery win be entirely new
and Of The very latest Improvement.
IN fact nothing that can bt added to
make The gin highly serviceable and
strictly up to date is being LETT I'M
done Mr. Brown is an experienced
ginner and cotton man and is Interest,"
ed in gins in stecker and Carnegie. in
addition to Improvements on the gins
Interior new seed and cotton houses
are being built aud the entire PREF
erty put in the very bist Of shape Mr.
Brown stated this morning that the
plant is owned Individually and viii
be operated Independently
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-08-09
NEWMAN
WINS OUT
IN FINISH
Bailey Box Arrives and
the Official Count is
Completed

Complete official returns as an
nounced by the county election board
this afternoon give S. l.. Newman a
plurality OF 25 votes over Tom Taylor,
his nearest opponent Judge Williams
has 26 more than II L Davenport and
Oscar Simpson is 50 ahead of j. III.
Venable.
The Bailey box didn't arrive till this
afternoon, too late for the publication
OF all OF the official totals The fol-
lowing total results are official
Davenport 1888. Stacey 57l, VIII.
liams 1925, O'NeHl 30s
Alexander iog Bailey t055. Doss Iii.
Lewis iS92
Blair 500 Simpson 1868 yonablo
1l7s.
Bradley 1850 Lindsay Ill.,
Burgett CBailey omitied) 2g6, Gala.
ham 575, Cloud S55, Jones 500 bailey
omitted, Newman 7es. Taylor 78s
Bingham 7Gs Bailey omitted nm
ll03, Jones i26, Petty 6g2 Vaughn
555.
New ell 1918. sherafd $780,
Goetting $50. Guthridgo gS5, Thack-
er 5s7 mot including naney)
Lasley 220, Osborne lo7 Parrish
279, Penn ls2
Chastain izi Phillips 31l, Robin
son co.,
English l7i. Gerrard ig7 snihart
sos, pursleg i23 None these IN.
cluded Bailey
Not including tie Bailey box. the
total official county vote Tor Haskell
Is 97s. for owen 2il9. aud the total
vote Of candidates for congressman
az large is as follows Adams 1873.
Adderton O.. Adler 90. Bouldlng 80.
Bowman llf Bmnsoh 2gS, Brown 1853,
Callahan sos. Campbell s2. Carpen.
ter 20. Cummins ils, Eohols isi, Es.
german 63. Fields ii2. Franklin sos,
Gilmer 81, Goulding i23, Harley 63,
Hays 37I Ivey If. James 80. Murray
S0i, Niblack lus. Prulait 5Sg, Robert
son 2gl. Ross 7a7 Thompson 1913.
Weaver 1898.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-08-09
TOUCHED
FOR COIN
he SAYS
Lee Alleges that He Was
Robbed Of $500 in
ROOmin6 House

In the old Elliott rooming house,
on Chickasha avenue, last night, c.
W. Lee alleges that he was relieved
Of s2S Opinions vary, however, as
to whether he was robbed or whether
the money simply got away from him
in moment when he was not respon-
sible for his actions. Lees story
plainly shows that he was robbed,
while other statements present other
ideas OF the occurrence.
Lee said he arrived mere from Lind
say last night and secured rooms at
the Elliott house, Being a little
fatigued he secured a half pint Of
whisky from some unknown place and
went to his room. He states that
about 8 O'Clock a man came to his
room and entered into a conversation
with him and suggested several
trades Lee told the man he had no
desire to make the trades suggested
and further shat he had nothing to
trade The bag containing his money
was under his pillow. but he had in
adyerently left the strings of the bag
in view This self-invited visitor, he
says, noticed the strings, snatched the
bag from under the head Of the pros
trate Lee and ran out Of the room,
down the hall That was the last
Lee saw Of him, though he gave hot
pursuit
Upon reaching the bottom Of the
stairs, Lee says he was met BY Mum
roe Lizenby the present mana ser u
the rooming house, and was assured by
Lizenby that everything would be all
right and that there had been no
robbery finally succeedingly in per
suading Lee to 80 back to his room.
Upon arising this morning Lee states
that he could not find his shoes and
was furnished with a pair of old ones
by the landlord He made complaint
Of the robbery at the sherlffs office
and Deputy Joe Thompson started tc
work on the case W. r. Phillips
who has been stopping at the housC
for the past few days was arrested
and Identified BY Lee az the man whC
came into the room and snatehed tn,
money from under his head.
Later in the morning, Lees none.
bag, containing $40, was turned Nye
to the sheriff by Lizenby, who state,
that he found It under the mattress
Of Lees bed He also stated thi
morning that Lees shoes were foual
in room No. "a, several doors dow
the hall from Lees room and state
that Lee had been drunk and had war
dered out of his room and had to b
taken back to Il.
Mrs, Sol High stated that Lee wa
not drunk when he engaged the rooI
last night, but that he commence
drinking with the result that be bi
came notoriously drunk later in tn
I evening. Lizenby remarked this morI
ing that st is a good thing | foun
the money or would have been SUI
pected OF being mixed up in the a.
fair.
e~sas~~4~e~~e~~~~r~@s
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-08-09

Canadian and Ellis counties show the
following vote: Carney 1857, Ross
1860. Tom Ballew 1927, Cornell 729,
Peery 621. Forrest 686, and Ed Ballew
1923. Tom Ballew received a vote Of
1903 in Caddo county, but ran weak in
every other portion, The Canadian
county returns, where Carney secured
$50, are included, SO that If Ross leat
bis opponents by heavy vote in Ok
lahoma county, he practically is assur-
ed Of the nomination.
Among the Republicans, few of the
winners outside of Mcclure and Nor
gan for congress, are unknown. It
practically is assured that r. T. Dan
lei Of Tulsa has won the nomination
in the third district, debating J. 4.
Denton and J a. Dixon Of Muskogee
and James Dennis Flynn Of Sapulpa.
J. T. Dickerson Of Edmond appears
to have polled a heavy vote from the
scattered returns available and tht
race between him and b. NJ Parmen-
ter of Lawton is getting close for the
Republican nomination for senator I'D
Perry ran well in certain stctlons, but
he did not lead In any counties yet
heard from.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-08-09
WOOLBILL
VETOEDBY
EXECUTIVE
Telegram by united Press

Telegram by united Press
Washington, Aug. 8. The veto Of
the wool tariff bin is emphaticaly eN.
pressed BY TAFT in a special message
TO congress today. He appealed to the
legislators not to adjourn without tax
ing advantage of the plain ogoortuni-
ties substantially to reduce duties,
framing a protective bin along the
lines recommended BY the tariff
board The la Toilette bill was not
drafted by the board Taft said it
would result IN irretrievable injury 10
the wool growing industry and en-
force idloness on thousands Of looms,
with the consequence OF throwing our
of employment thousands Of workmea.
Taft vetoed an exactly similar bill last
summer and he says his veto has been
completely justified BY the tariff
board
Tait continued, 1 strongly desire to
reduce the duties provided only the
protective system is mainIined This
Industries now established must not
be destroyed He declared that from
the boards report IL appeared that 1
bin could be drawn within the require
ments Of protection and still make ;
reduction Of 20 per cent He appeal
ed to congress to adopt a bin making
reductions where the board showed /
was nosslble.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-08-09
FINAL RETURNS
ARE RECEIVED
TEDDY'S TRAIN
Held FOR WIFE
OF PRESIDENT
Telegram by United Press.

Telegram Dy united Press.
New York, Aug 9- Because the
Twentieth Century Limited, on which
Roosevelt is returning from Chicago
was held at Cleveland SO that Mrs.
Taft might catch il, Roosevelt was IS
minutes late in reaching here
A number of leading Progressives
and a score Of newspaper men greet
ga Roosevelt. He exuded good nature
and confidence, praising the stirring
scenes la connection with his nomina-
tlon.
Roosevelt didn't see Mrs. Taft, who
went directly to her state room The
officials said it was the first time the
Twentleth Century had ever been held
for q passenger
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-08-09
Central Committee
to Meet Tomorrow

In accordance with a call issued oy
j. II Bishop. chairman. the county
Democratic central committee viii
meet al the city BAN Saturday after
noon at o'clock for the purpose Of
organizing the party forces for action
IN the coming campaign
In the call sir Bishop invites al
candidates to be present and to The
Express he further said, = shall be-
glad TO see all Who are Interested in
the pary's success attend the meet
ing"
Mr. Bishop gave out the following
letter which he received this morn
ing
Chickasha. Okla, Aug 9, 1912.
Hon. j r. Bishop
Chairman Democratic Executive
Committee ol Grady County
My Dear Sir and Friend
| write 10 advise you that my ser.
vices are at the command Of your
committee during the present cam
paign, in behalf OF cur county state
and national nominees.
The primary election Of Tuesday
last VOICED the sentiments and wishes
or the majority Of the Democrats oi
our county, and good faith party har
IRONY, and discipline, and the success
OF the party tn this and future cam
paigns, require that every Democrat
forgetting past preferences, aspirations
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-08-09
NOTICE TO GRADY COUNTY DEM
ocRATlc CENTRAL COM.
MlTTEE.

You are hereby called to meet at
tae CITY Hail. in the City of Chick.
asha, at o'clock Saturday, August 10.
for The purpose Of organizing FOR the
campaign
The successful candidates in the
primary are invited to meet with the
committee.
I hope that each precinct IN the
county viii be represented by duly
accredited committeeman. lndica.
tions point to a great victory for pro
gressiye Democracy this fan. Let
Grady county retain her position in
the front rank
J. r. BISHOP.
Chairman Democratic Committee.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-08-09
PHILLIPS
WINNER

Official returns OF Chickasha town
ship show that B r. Phillips won the
race for constable, having i72 more
votes that Geo Brown, the next high
est man
The total vote was as follows Phlt
lips lsg. Brown 3l7, Gunnells 1911.
II r Moore and W. w Clark ars
thh nominees FOR justices of the peace.
fhey had no opposition Tic former
received 635 votes and the latter Gil
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-08-09
AGENT sTsckER HERE.

Lieut. Sucker, Indian agent at Ana
dafko. passed through the city this
morning on bis way to san Antonio.
to visit relatives The lieutenant Is
a very close friend Of Uncle Tom
Burke and slent several hours at the
court house talking over "old times"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-08-09

and even disappointments, should rally
tl the support OF our nominees, and
use every honorable effort to secure
their election.
Trusting that the splendid results
that have blessed your efforts in the
past as our chairman, in behalf of our
"a Is, may be again realized In the
present campaign, I am cordially.
Yours TO command.
THOMAS ]. 0'NE1LL.
The official call for the meeting is
as follows;
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-08-09
Stevenson to Take
Stump for Wilson
TELEGRAM BY United Press

ItIttfAW UY VlIteu TIlha
New York Aug 9.-Adlai steven
son. vice president during cleveland's
second administration. is to make a
tour of several states in the interest
ol Woodrow Wilson. according to Louis
Stevenson, bis son, who was al the
Democratic headquarters today
Father told me that the chances OF
the Democratic party in Its whole his
tory were never brighter than now
and that Gov Wilson Is the ablest man
that could be nominated he said
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-08-09
REAL SOCIETY
EVENT IS THIS
Telegram by United Press.

TeIeBTam Dy UnlIed FTe5s.
Chicago, Aug 9.-The trial to,tay Of
Jacob Foy Guthrie, college graduate,
expert amateur burglar and cheek
forger, is one Of the notable society
events OF the season.
A score of society leaders whose
homes Guthrie entered, taking an ag-
gregate Of sS5o,OOO in plunder appear
&c in court Several medical experts
are present and are expected to tes-
thy that Guthrie is 81 unsound mind.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-08-09

Ben Mctcalf who completed his
course last week a che Chickasha
Business college, has accepted a posi-.
ton with Good q Go. as bookkeepor
and mcnographer
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-08-09

Representative Barbee 26, Brown
50, Collops 8, Glover 55, Kemp A, Lou
than 60, Riddle "a Smith 10.
State Senator-Pugh So, Smith 75
Socialist, Rep.-Randall II, Tatman
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-08-09

Representative Barbee 8, Brown
2l, Colleps /, Glover %, Louthan 32,
Riddle %, Smith
State Senator-Pugh %, Smith 26
Socialist, Rep.-Randall s, Tatman
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-08-09
SOCIALIST SPEAKING.

F NJ Parker will speak in front Of
the Old postoifice this evening at s
o'clock All are invited to hear MIN
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-08-09

Harrison.
Representative -Barbee IA, Brown
(, Glover ii, Louthan 1S, Smith /.
State senator-Pugh z, Smith 10,
Socialist, Rep.-Randall 2, Tat
nan 3
HilIsboro.
Representative Brown 80, Colleps
B, Glover q, Louthan 3, Riddle 81,
Smith 9.
state senator-Pugh ", Smith "A.
Socialist, Rep.-Randall 10, Tat
man TO-
lreton.
Representative -Barbee 8, Brown 8,
colleps 20, Glover 3, Kemp /, Louthan
6, Riddle 8, Smith Z,
State senator-Pugh II, Smith TO-
Socialist, Rep.-Randall 3, Tat
man 9.
KeechI.
Representative Barbee 2, Brown
21, Glover %, Kemp /, Louthan 4, md.
die 20, Smith 21.
State Senator s4, Smith IA.
Socialist, Rep.-Randall 3, Tat
man 3.
Lucille.
Representative Barbee Ill, Brown
o, Colleps 2, Glover 5, Louthan 3, RID,
dlol8, Smith l6.
State Scarborough y. Smith a.
Minco-Preclnct I.
Representative -Barbee 16, Brown
76, Colleps 9, Glover q, Kemp 3. Lou
than 80, Riddle 35, Smith 2i
State senator-Pugh 70, Smith "a,
Socialist, Rep.-Randall l, Tat
man 1.
Mlnco-PrecInct 2.
Representative -Barbee ). Brown
10. Colleps ., Glover 10, Kemp 1, Lou
than j, Riddle ., Smith T.
State Senator-Pugh 8, Smith 10.
Socialist. Rep.-RandaIl /, Tat
man l.
MIddIeberg.
Representatiye--B Barbee 6, Brown 8.
Colleps 4, Glover 6, Louthan i, Riddle
6, Smith z.
State Senator-Pugh 9, Smith H.
Socialist, Rep.-Randall II, Tat
man O.
Naples.
Representative -Barbee 3. Brown
s. Colleps 70. Glover II, Louthan 10,
Riddle 10, Smith H.
State senator-Pugh 10, Smith 10.
Socialist, Rep.-Randall 1, Tat.
man l.
Nlnnekah.
Representatiye-Brown 60, Colleps
20, Glover Al, Kemp /, Louthan %, Rid.
die Il, Smith 90
State Senator-Pugh rs, Smith 81.
Socialist, Rep.-Randall Z, Tat
man A.
Norge.
Representative -Barbee 1, Brown 3,
Louthan 2, Riddle z, Smith 4.
state senator-Pugh 3. Smith 1.
Socialist Rep.-Randall /, Tat
man
Pocasset.
Representative -Barbee Is, Brown
81, Col1eps /, Glover 1S, Kemp 4, Lou.
than 10, Riddle S5, Smith 20.
State senator-Pugh 4s, Smith "a.
Socialist, Rep.-Randan Z, Tat.
man s.
Prairie Valley.
Representative -Barbee 6, Brown
SO, Colleps 3, Glover 9, Kemp 3, Lou.
than 1. Riddle 26, Smith Il.
State Scarborough S5. Smith Is.
Pursley.
Representatiye-Brown s, colleps 3,
Glover l6, Louthan %, Riddle z6,
Smith 2.
State senatOI-Pugh SO, Smith z.
Socialist, Rep,-Randall ., Tat
man 4.
Rush Springs,
/ Observation-Disclosures 8. Brown
70 rtf..- % ft4,.-,,. ttf rr,,,s, / on
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-08-09

Representative -Barbee 10, Brown
59 Colleps 8, Glover So, Kemp 4, Lou
than 3S, Riddle So. Smith s.
State Scarborough As, Smith 6S.
Socialist, Rep. Randall is. FaLman
ts
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-08-09
RIDDLE AND BROWN
Are EASY WINNERS
FOR LEGISLATURE

T. J. Brown of Tuttle and Dr. A. S
Riddle of Chickasha are the Demo-
cratic nominees for representatives Of
Grady county in the state legislature,
both having received substantial ma
jorities. Brown leads and Riddle is
less than 200 behind him, Glover and
Louthan running close for third place.
Not counting Bailey precinct, offic-
ial returns from which had not been
received upon y noon today, the total
vote of the candidates were as FOL
lows Barbee 3l4, Brown 1914, Col
leps, 2G9, Glover Sls, Kemp 81, Loq-
than 8l3, Riddle l16i, Smith 479
The same precincts gave for state
senator; Pugh 1878, Smith 1859.
On the Socialist ticket the same pre-
cincts gave for representative: Ran
dali 1874, Tatman IT'S.
The following r .urns are official:
chlckasha-Ward /, Precinct l.
Representative Barbee 7, Brown
IS, Colleps /, Glover IA, Kemp 1, Lou
than 10, Riddle 10. Smith 81
State Scarborough Is, Smith l9
Socialist, Rep.-Randall II, Tatman
1z
Precinct 2.
Representative-Barbee l6, Brown
so, Colleps A. Glover 35, Kemp !, Lou
than 50, Riddle Of, smlth 8.
State -Pugh N. Smith 49,
Socialist, Rep.-Randall Z, Tatmar
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-08-09
Ward 2. PrecInct /.

Representative-Barbee s, Brown
Il, Colleps Z, Glover 80, Kemp /, Lou
than 92, Riddle 80, Smith 9.
State Senator-Pugh Sc, Smith 98.
Socialist, Rep-Randall 7, Tatman
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-08-09

Representative-Barbee "a, Brown
1lS, Colleps 4, Glover %, Kemp 9, Lou
than 50, Riddle %, Smith IS.
State SenatOr-Pugh 81, Smith LOG
Socialist Rep, Randall 40 Iatman
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-08-09
Alex

Representative-Barbee z, Brown
~, Colleps ~, Glover So, Kemp 2, Lou
than IL. itiddle 20. Smith n.
State Senator-pugh 20, Smith 3S.
Amber.
Representative -Barbee 4, Brown
10, Colleps 8, Glover s, Kemp 2, Lou
than s, Riddle 8, Smith 9.
State Senator-Pugh is, Smith i5.
Socialist Rep.-Randan 6, Tatman
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-08-09
WEATHER FORECAST.

saturday fair and rising tenn