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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-03-29
H|GA WATER SITUATION SERIOUS Guards Constantly Patrol ing Levies In St, Fran
 cis District.
H o MES ESER TED
Continued Raise Swell The Huge Torrent Pouring Through Miss
 issippi Valley.

Memphis, Tenn, March 28.-Night and day guards ar patroling levees in many sections of the .5t. Francis valley in anticipation of possible is feared, by continued rains. From many sections come the report of the highest water in years, aAl while the levees have been raised and strengthened apprehension is fit in several places that they w.ll not be able to withstand the pres sure of the rapidly rising waters
 General rains throughout the Mis- sissippi valley Wednesday night and Thursday added to the gray ty' of The situation while warmer weather in Northern Missouri and Nebraska is sending an increasing volume Gf water into the M ssissippi High winds "Wednesday night came as further terror and tended 10 weaken the banks.
 Refugees who arrived Thursday from points up and down the river from Memphis tell o' vast wastes of water that have already caused an enormous damage. Count 5s farmers have been driven from their homes while many tell stor ies of the drowning stock. One farmer, rather than allow his COWS to stand in the water and await death that was rapidly creeping upon them, told of shooting several valuable animals. They would have perished, he said, had he turned them loose to swim to higher land, for the water was deep for miles around
 From the deck of the river boats that now pass with ease through fields and country roads, it is common sight to see cows and pigs and chickens on improvsed rafts and in trees.
 B. G. Covngton, chief engineer for the St. Francis Levee Board, said Thurgday the situation looked seri- ous. He predict between forty one and forty-two feel eventually. No reports of trouble with the levees have been made to him. The break at Mt Pleasant, Mo-, due to the old cave-in of year ago, will not materially reduce the stage here, in his opinion.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-03-29
STATE AUDITOR CONTEST UNDECIDED
l. S. M. Tayors Sixth Dsctead, Mar tin By 2529 VotesMoose Received Attorney General By Big Majority sanding Hardly Over
 

ALittle Rock, March 2S.-The final totals up to 10 o'clock tonight as compiled at the election headquar- |ters of the Southwestern Telegraph land Tele phone Company, here, which include the incomplete returns from seventy-four cut of seventy-five |counties .n the state, Joe T. Robin |son's majority is shown to be 3S,- 449. Robinson received 77,S71 votes land George w. Donaghey 39,422 On |the face of the returns it is believed |Donaghey carried only three coun- |ties
 In the race for United States |senator Jeff Days has been r. over Stephen A. Brun- |didge by a majority of 10,719. Davis |receWed 61,309 votes and Brundidge bO590.
 l Sixty-five counties out of the |seventy-five show w. l.. Moose to have received the nom nation for Attorney General over s. T. Rowe Rpd1X. 0. pfndall. Moses vote is RY49, Rowe, 26,650, and Pinda.l, t2Sn.
 The race for state auditor is still Undecided as eight counties are vel 10 report in this race. On the face the returns, however, it is believ- Id that J. c. Colquitt has received The nomination, hut his majority ih he siXty-seven counties is only 7t2 Fotes and may be overcome by his |pponent when the other counties lend in their vote. Oathout received 9,4S2 and !. c. Colquitt 4O,174.
 John H. Page is to be the next Commissioner of mines, manufacture md agriculture, his majority being 1923. The returns in this race re also incomplete but 1t is not elieved that w. K. Surridge, his pppnent, will overcome his big T Pages vote is 44,273, and
 Ndge's 3S,950. .-. fTn the congressional race in the
 xth District, Colonel s. M. Taylor,
 Pine Bluff, shows a majority Ter his opponent, w. H. Martin, of pt Springs, of 2,529 votes and his bmination is assured.
 The other congressional races
 ow the following totals:
 First strict-Carraway, 9,99O;
 con, .5,354
 Second District-Oldfield 10,932;
 mpbell, 5,212.
 Fourth District-Carter, 5,l56;
 hgo 5,239; Shaver, 2,555; Nc,
 land, 2,2s3; Bishop, 7,571.
 eventh District-Goodwin 14,6S5;
 bre, 3,324.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-03-29
MEXICAN REBELS ARE
 ADVANCING ON TORRE0N
Attack Is Hourly Expected and Federnls Have No Hopes Of
 Holding The Town.

Washington, March 2S.-The re- signation of the governor Of Sin aola and the prefect of Maxatalan in Mexico, were today reported 10 the State Department. The latest adv ces, however, seem to indicate that Matazalan has not, as earlier reported, yef fallen into the hands of the Rebels. The Rebel attack is hourly anticipated, however, and the Federals have no hope of hold ing the city.
 It is reported at Chihuahua that the efforts of the Federals to cut off pursuit by tearing up the "a l. roads tonight have failed and that the Rebels advance on Tosreon has not been checked.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-03-29
MYSTERIOUS CASE
 ENDS IN LOS ANGELES
Jury Says Man Who Entered Home of Mrs. Jack Cudahy at Pasa-
 dena, Is Insane.

Los Angeles, March 2S.-Found insane by jury, Morris A. Cond- roy, charged with entering the home of Mrs. Jack Cudahy, in Pasadena, on February 2S, was to- day placed in the custody of his father, Dr. Condroy. The case was disposed of with the mystery at tending Condroy's acts undissipated
 Gowned as she was ill black vel vet, heavy furs and with her gold headed swagger st ok. much in evi- denca as on Wednesday, Mrs. Cuda- hy went into details anent the night her home was entered and what happened when Condroy turned up there again on March 2.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-03-29
NO CHANCE IN
 FINAL RETURNS Jefferson County T 0 t als Give Robinson and Brun-
 didge Majorities. ONE COUNTY IS OUT
ONE COUNTY IS OUT
Popularity of Robinson Great in This Sccti0n-Wards aid Townships
 RcpOr,

Robinson, Brunddge, Moose, Col quitt, Surridge, Smith and Taylor carried Jefferson county in the state and distrint primary election which was held in this county and state on Wednesday. The complete returns were totaled yesterday, after the ar. rival of the box from Spring town ship, where only 34 votes were cast No election was held at Kearnev in of tha. township who live around kearney had no trouble n voting in Redfield, in the same township, as they desired One small township. Talladega, is yet to report, but no. over fifteen votes were cast in the precinct and the result cannot be changed in any one contest
 The complete returns, excepting Talladega townsh. D, give the follow ing to:as for Jefferson county: Davis, 775; Brundidge, 1o11; Dona- ghey, 4S2; Robinson, 1904; Moose, S25; Pindall, 552; Rowe, 3S2; Oat- bout, S24; Colquitt, SS7; surridge, S96; Page, S67; Smith, 1192; Graham 527; Taylor, 1865; Martin, 259.
 Colonel Taylor carried every ward m Pine Bluff and every country pre- cinct over h's opponent, w. H. Mar tin, of Hot Springs, in the Sixth Dis trict congregational race.
 United Sta%es < ss,ator Davis ear cied eleven country precincts in this county, but failed to carry any one Of the four city wards, notwith- standing he ran Brundidge close second in two of the c'ty boxes.
 Governor Donaghey made a very poor race in Jefferson county. He carried only three small country rrecimnts, two of them by one vote each and one by three votes. He lost every ward in the city, being showed under three to one in Pine Bluff. Robinson's majority in the county is S22. Moose, for attorney general, got as many votes as both Of his opponents, X. o. Pindall and s. T. Rowe, together
 In the contests for state auditor and commissioner of mines, manu- factures and agricultural, Oathou. and Colquitt and Surr dge and Page ran almost "neck and neck" in this county. Colquiti carried the county by 45 and Surridge got Jefferson by just 29. Smith for associate justice, married Jefferson two to one over Graham.
 The vote in Jefferson county was the smallest recorded in state cleo tion for many years. The fair weather prevailing in this county on election day kept many of the farm CTS on their fields and in the towns and the city of Pine Bluff many did not go to the polls.
 The Robinson Club in this county and the great popularity of Joe T. Robinson here was largely respon- S ble for his overwhelming victory in this county. The ovation given Robinson in Pine Bluff on the last day of the campaign and the fine address win oh the gubernatorial can. didate made here Tuesday won him many friends. The unpopularity of Governor Donaghey was generally
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-03-29
known ill this city and section.
 Tie City Wards

 FTst Ward-Davis, 1l9; Brun- didge, 1tG: Donaghey, 97; Robinson. e00 Moose, S2; Pindall, 124; Rowe, S4; Oathout, lie; Colquitt, 16S; Surridge, 1S0; Page, 131; Smith, 169; Graham, lo9 Taylor, 1o9; Martin, 40.
 Second Ward Davis, 9G; Bru'adidge, 221; Donaghcy, 69; Robinson, 2lS; Moose, 169; Pindall, SS; Rowe, 59; OGtheut, 157; Colquitt, 152; Surridge, 1So; Page, l31; Smith, 22G; Graham. S4; Taylor, 273;; Martin, 3S.
 Third Ward-Dayis, 14S; Brnndidge, 301; Donaghey, 96; Robinson, 354; Moose, 1S7; Pindall, 16o; Rowe. 97; Oathout, 15S; Colquitt. 269; Surridge, 222; Page. POT; Smith, 299; Graham, 12S; Taylor 3S9; Martin. 54.
 Fourth Ward-Davis, 37; Brundidge, B: Donaghey, 22; Robinson, SS; Moose 43 Pinda!l, 40; Rowe, 23 Oath out, 56; Coquitt. 51; Surridge, lo; Page, 63; Smith, 61; Graham, 45; Fay ior, 9S; Martin. 13
 The Townships
 Spring townsh p-Davis. 27: Brun- dilge, [; Donaghey, r; Robinson, 17; Moose, [; Pindall, 1; Rowe, 23; Oathout, 29; Colquitt, ,; Surridge, g. Page, 31; Smith, 31; Graham, 3; Taylor, 27; Martin [.
 Barraque town@hip tRedfield)-Da- wis, 22; BrUndidge, 15; Donaghey, IS; Robinson, 19 Moose 20; Pinda!l, 5; Rowe. [; Oathout, 2S; Colqu,tt, 9; Surridge, 24; Page 13; Smith %; Ora ham, 8; Taylor, 21; Martin, 16.
 Bolivar tcwnship-Davis, s; B9un- didge, 6; Donaghey, 3; Robinson, II; Moose 9; Pindall, c; Rowe, }; Oath out, 13; Co'quitt, 0; Surrldge, II; Page, 5; Smith, [; Graham, [; Taylor IA; Martin, 0.
 Bogy tcwnship-Dayis, 8; Brun- didge, IS; D@laghey, 12; Robinson, 3; Moose, 16; Pindall, 4; Rowe, o; Oath out, o; Colquitt 21; Surridge, 3; Page, r; Smith, 20; Graham, 0; Taylor, 21; Martin, 0.
 Dudley Lake township-Davis, 15; Brundidge, IS; Donaghey, IA; Robin son, 19; Moose, 30; Pindall, 2; Rowe, 1aOathout, r; Colquitt, 1G; Surridge, ! IT; Page, 16; Smith, 22; Graham, 6; Taylor, 25; Martin,
 Darlington ownship-Davis, 4; Brundidge, 15; Dcnaghey, 4 Robin son, 15; Moose, 15; Pindall, 8; Rowe i; Oathout, 16; Colquitt, g. fSur1idge, 15; Page, 4; Smith, 17; Graham, 2; Taylor, 17 Martin, 3.
 Niven township-Dav.s. 13; Brun- didge, IS; Donaghey, 8; Robinson, 2@; Moose, 4; P.ndall, 6; Rowe, 16; Oath 3ut, 13; Coiquitt, IA; Surr;dge, s; Page, 24; Smith, IS; Graham, g.; Fay Tor, 2S; Martin, 1.
 Old River township-Davis, IA; Brundidge, i; Donashey, 2; Robinson, 12; Moose, 1; Pindall, IA; Rowe, o; Oathout, IA; Colquitt, l. Surridge, 10; Page, 5; Smith, IA; Graham, 1; Tay- Tor, 15; Martin, 1.
 Victoria townsh. .p--Davis, 2; Brun- didge, }; Donaghey, 0; Robinson, [; Moose, [; Pindall, O. Rowe, o; Oath cut, '; Colqutt, O. Surridge, o; Page, '; Smith, z; Graham, 0; Taylor, z; Martin, 0.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-03-29
GUN CLUB WILL
 PRACTICE THURSDAY

Beginning next Thursday the mem- bers of the Pine Bluff Gun Club will hold regular weekly practice shoots at the grounds situated north or the Catholic cemetery. The club members are preparing for two-days shoot which will be given by the Camden Gun Club early in May. A two-day shoot will also be given here on June 12 and 13.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-03-29
Ouachita County

Nineteen out of twenty three Donaghey, 517; Rob nson, 73o; Davis S22; Brundidge, 442; Pindall, 1S7; Moose, 45S; Rowe, 622;; Oathout, AS2; Colquitt, 663; Page, 5S4; Sur ridge, 523; Goodwin, 95s; Moore, 134; Smith, S26; Graham, 355.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-03-29
Howard County

Thirteen cut of twentythree--- Donaghey, A; Robinson, 1041 :; Davis, 1927; Brundidge, 7o7; Pindall, 269; Moose, 3S6; Rowe, 2s2; Oat- hout, S92; Colquitt, 675; Page, SIP; surridge, TIA; Carter, 495; Wingo, 49S; McFarlane, S7; Bishop, 215.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-03-29
Drew County

1 Eight out of twenty y-eight-Dona- ghey, PAS; Robinson, 645; Davis, 673; Brundidge, 194; Pindall, 243; Moose, 365; Rowe, 234; Oathout, 253; Col quitt, 59S; Page, 61O; surridge, 29S; Sm tn, 709; Graham, 131.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-03-29

Davis, 1201; Blundidge, S10: Pin dall, 2S0; Moose, 513; Rowe, 7o5 :;
 Oathout, 7S; Colquitt, 1745; Page, 976; Sumidge, $50; Goodwin, 1920;
 Moore, 591; Smith ITO; Graham, 504.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-03-29
Woodruff County

Sixteen out of twenty ghey 27O; Robinson, 75S; Davis, 446; Brundidge, 53S; Pindall, 201; Moose, 271; Rowe, IA; Oathout, 217; Col quitt, 4Ss; Page, 351; surridge, 412; Campbell, 549; Macon, 456.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-03-29
Mississippi County

Fifteen out of nineteen-Donaghe 339; Robinson, 372; Davis, 250; Brundidge, 465; Pindall, 299; Moose 119; Rowe, 234; Oathout, 23S; Col quit, 42S; Page, 2s7; surridge, 427; Macon, 769; Campbell, 1549.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-03-29
Logan County

Fifteen out of twenty-four-Don aghey, 333; Robinson, 732; Davis, SOP; Brundidge, 3s5; Pindall, 4o6; Moose, 269; Rowe, 4S9; Oathout, S39; Page, 730; surridge, 423; Smith. 671; Graham, 459.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-03-29
SMILE AWHILE

SMILE AWHILE and when you smile another smiles, and soon there are miles and miles of smiles Because you smile. Now smile, for Wednesday when we put on the famous
 CHERRY SHERRY ICE CREAM at our fountain.
 CITIZENS DRUG STORE.
 aWe Deliver 1t Quicker"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-03-29
Randolph County

Fourteen out of twentythree- Donaghey. BOA; Robinson, 793; Davis 523; Brundidge, 459; Pindall, 533; Moose, 393; Rowe, 324; Page, 19S; Surr dge. sos.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-03-29
Ashley County

Sixteen out of twenty-Donaghey 433; Robinson, 57S; Davis, 537; Brundidge, 372; Pindall, 309; Moose 131: Rowe, 39O; Oathout, 46S; Col quit 344; Page, 43S; surridge, 364
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-03-29
Benton County

Eighteen out of twenty-two-Don aghey, All; Robinson, 720; Davis ASA; Brundidge, TAI; P ndall, 365; Moose, 397; Rowe. 343; Oathout, 534 Colquitt, 63S; Page, 641 Surridg' AS; Smith, 164; Graham, 496; Raw land, 62S; Tucker, 404.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-03-29
LaWrence County

Fourteen out of twenty-two-Don aghey, 613; Robinson, 7O1; Davis, 5S2; Brundidge, 699; Page, 437; Sur ridge, 75S.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-03-29
Carroll Coun.Y

Twenty-four out of twenty-siX Donaghey. 433; Robinson, 639; Days, 5O2; Brundidge, COP.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-03-29
Faulkner County

Twenty-two out of twenty three Donaghey 771; Robinson, 771 CThis does not include the town of Con- way)
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-03-29
Madison County

Eleven townships-Donaghey, 15l; Rob nson. 397; Davis, 292; Brun- didge, 25O.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-03-29
Greene County

Fifteen out of twenty-seven-Don aghey, 730; Rob nson, 1032; Davis, S47; Brundidge, S49; Carraway 1133; Macon, 69S.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-03-29
Washington County

Twenty-four out of thirty-Davis, 33S; Brund dge, $40; Robinson, 1076; Donaghey, 6S9.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-03-29
Saline County

Ten out of twenty-seven, includ- ing four wards in Benton-Robinson, 557; Donaghey, 127.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-03-29
Columbia County

Twenty-two out of twenty eight lDonaghey, 9S9; Robinson, 1912;
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-03-29

Mrs. J. w. Crawford went to Little Rock yesterday for brief visit with Mrs. Guy Fulk
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-03-29
Craighead County

Fourteen out of twenty-three- Donaghey, 304; Robinson, 793 Davis 523; Brundidge, 459; Pindall, 533; Moose, 393; Rowe, 324; Page, 19S; Surridge, 603; Oldfield, 457; Camp bell, 65S.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-03-29
Monroe County

Twelve out of seyenteen-Dona ghey, 273; Robinzon, 633; Davis, 57S; Brund dge, 325; Pindall, 273; Moose, 342; Rowe, 222; Oathout, 565; Colquitt, 265; Page, 673; Sur ridge, 219; Campbell 249; .Oldtield. 606; Smith, GAO; Graham, 211.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-03-29
Little Rock.

Donaghey, 906 Robinson, 2541; Davis, 1260; Brundidge, 2174; Moose, 1856; Pindall, 1909; Rowe, 691; Col quitt, 2316; Oathout, 1892.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-03-29
Little River County

Day s, 1852; Brundidge, 4l5; Pin dall, 23O; Moose, "A; Rowe, 3Sf; Oathout, 1886; Colquitt, 2o3: Page 1256; surridge, 16S; Smith, 935 Graham, 274; Rowland, 915; Tucker 396.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-03-29
(Continued on Page Four.)
LISTEN! ]!

Ou AuCOIIiOOIC ON IIti - of Pine Bluff.
 You carry Fire Insurance, because your car may bum yet, if it does, the most you can lose will be the value of the car
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-03-29
INCOMPLETE RETURNS GIVE ROBINSON }8,422 MAJORITY

Senator Davis is Renominated With Over 10000 Ma jority Over Brundidge From Seventy Four Counties Out of Seventy Five Are Incom plete But Standing Vote Will Not Change Re- suits
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-03-29

, Continued on Page Four.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-03-29

In the contest for railroad com missioner Guy Tucker was defeat ed by Sam Rowland, his majority being 2,367. Tucker got 9,062 an( Rowland II ,429.
 The vote in Garland county fol lows:
 Donaghey, 6o2; Robinson, 1,o47; Davis, S26; Brundidge, 7S5; Moose 6S3; Pindall, 59S; Rowe, 4e5; oa' bout, 524; Colquitt, LOSS; Pag 56o; surr dge, 1,0S3; Taylor, 4SG; Martin, 1,294. These are only par. tia' returns from Garland county sixteen out of twenty-five townships reported, including the Hot Springs Wards.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-03-29
DID YOU EVER STOP TO THINK

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 That an accident causing serious injury to some one may cost you sev- eral tines as much as the worst fire you can nave?
 That damage to the property of an other person may involve you ill heavy tXpen2e, for which your fire Insurance will not reimburse you?
 That car itself may De so injured by co .ision with s3mthing CT other that the repair bills will foot up hun dreds of dollars, and that your fire policy .'oes not cover this?
 That y1ur car or some of it's equip ment may be stolen, causing a very considerable less to you? CAN YOU AFFORD
 To be without Aetna Automobile Insurance, which covers all these risks?
 The Aetna Life Insurance Company is the largest company in the word writing such insurance, and RIGHT NOW is your opportunity to own it's policy. Be AETNA-IZED today for tomorrow may be too late.
 Use phone No. 1117 and place your business with JOHN L. MILLS.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-03-29

Donaghey, 231; Robinson, 337: Davis, 345; Brundidge, 205; Pindal! 61; Moose, 1c5; Rowe, 394 Oathout, 394; Colquitt, 169; Page, 357; Sur ridge. 74: Smith. 35O: Graham. 14l.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-03-29
Fulton County

Donaghey, 4S6; Robinson, S27; Dav:s, 512; Brundidge, 7SS; Pindall, 404; Moose, 366; Rowe, 335; Page, 570; Surridge, 623; Oldfeld, 705; Campbell, 417.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-03-29
Scott County


 Scott County
 Donaghey, 231; Robinson, 337; Davis, 345; Brundidge, 2O5; Pindall 61 Moose, 1C5; Rowe, 394; Oathout 394; Colquitt, 169; Page, 357; Sur ridge, "A; Smith, $50; Graham, Al
 Little River County
 Day s, 1852; Brundidge, 415; Pin dall, 23O; Moose, "A; Rowe, 3Si; Oathout, 1886; Colquitt, 203: Page, 1256; surridge, 16S; Smith, 935; Graham, 274; Rowland, 915; Tucker 396.
 Little Rock.
 Donaghey, 906; Robinson, 2541; Davis, 126O; Brundidge, 2174; Moose, 1536 Pindall, 1909; Rowe, 691; Col quitt, 2316; Oathout, 1892.
 Monroe County
 Twelve out of seyenteen-Dona ghey, 273; Robinzon, 633; Davis 57S; Brund dge, 325; Pindall, 273; Moose, 342; Rowe, 222; Oathout 565; Colquitt, 265; Page, 673; Sur ridge, 219; Campbell, 249; Oldfeld 606; Smith, GAO; Graham, 211.
 Woodruff County
 Sixteen out of twenty ghey 27O; Robinson, 75S; Davis, 446; Brundidge, 53S; Pindall, 2O1; Moose, 271: Rowe, IA; Oathout, 217; Col quitt, 4SS; Page, 351; Surridge, 412; Campbell, 549; Macon, 456.
 Mississippi County
 Fifteen out of nineteen-Donaghe 339; Robinson, 372; Davis, 250; Brundidge, 465; Pindall, 299; Moose 119; Rowe, 234; Oathout, 23S; Col quit, 42S; Page, 2s7; surridge, 427; Macon, 769; Campbell, 1549.
 Carroll County
 Twenty-four out of twenty-siX Donaghey, 433; Robinson, 639; Davs S, 5O2; Brundidge, 602.
 Logan County
 Fifteen out of twenty-four-Don- aghey, 333; Robinson, 732; Davis, SOP; Brundidge, 3S5; Pindall. 406: Moose, 269; Rowe, 4S9; Oathout, S39; Page, 730; Surridge, 423; Smith. 671; Graham, 459.
 Benton County
 Eighteen out of twentytwo-Don- aghey, All; Robinson, 720; Davis 434; Brundidge, TAI; Pndall, 365; Moose, 397; Rowe. 343; Oathout, 534; Colquitt, 63S; Page, 641; Surridge AS; Smith, 1884; Graham, 496; Raw land, 62S; Tucker, 404.
 Continued on Page Four.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-10-18
SUPT. WILSON
VISITS COLLEGE

State supt r. II. Wilson was in the
city yesterday afternoon and while
here he made an inspection Of the
work that IS being done at the Okla
homa College for Women. n found
over 200 students enroEed, which is
very gratifying increase over last
year. said he. President Eskridge
has the situation well in hand and tho
faculty and students appear 10 Be
working in hearty cooperation Tx
cellent progress is being made in all
departments and everything indicates
that the college has entered upon the
most successful year in its history
Mr. Wilson reiurne to Oklahoma
City last night He stated that hear
Ing on the motion Of the attorney gen
eral 10 dissolve the temporary miunc-
ton recently issued against the newly
appointed members Of the state board
Of education win be given tomorrow
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-10-18
Laundry Workers
Issue a Statement

Officers OF the newly organized
Laundry Workers union issue the fol-
lowing
we wish to correct a statement
which was printed in Tho Express last
night in regard to the Laundry Work
crs strife. Instead of asking for a q
per cent raise. we asked for 25c more
per day Of nine hours instead Of eight.
We have been working ten hours per
day. with overtime and no extra pay.
During tho month 81 August we work
al 90 hours overtime with no extra
pay
One dollar a day was paid, but some
Of the girls are employed only three
DAYS in the week We asked for min
imum Of $3.50 per week.
There were 30 employees at the laun
dry. including drivers, and ls of these
left when the manager refused to sigI
the contract. Some Of the girls woule
be laid off Saturday noon, leaving th'
remainder TO work overtime in orde
to get the work out.
ANNA THOMAS, Pres.
PAuHNE CATER. See.
Laundry Workers Union Ne. as
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-10-18
Leaps Into Lime1ight
as NeW Speed King"

Whizzing, meteor-like through the
haze Of a balmy October evening, a
new speed king. who promises to
eclipse all others, broke into the au-
tomobile ornament yesterday even
ing and established a record BY swing
ing into Chickasha, winner in a race
with Rock Island train from Lind
say. This speed demon who bids fair
to put Bob Bnrman, Matter Christs,
Barney 0ldfield and the othor masters
back among the pikers, is none other
than John Lewis, sheriff Of Grady
county.
The worthy sheriff and Bose Ram
sey went to Lindsay yesterday in the
sheriff's auto in quest Of law breakers,
and Bose decided to return on the