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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-11-16

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"'NN ''Hllhll, lHe NdllolldlS classy UrSl
home in Shreveport to have his fonsfis
removed Chick. like most of the other
members of the Senator'S suffered from
the throat affection said to be 6ne TO ne
climate of the CAPITAL CITY.
tract tucked away in his coat viii start
for the South in a few davs TO find a
training camp for the Dodgers Georgia
and Texas Will be the destination of he
BROOKLYN lender
one inflelder and one out6elan, b,,t
hitters. aret AN Manager SaWabsr so
to nut the White SHS IN the na,% n9H
race. Can any SeptIen,an arco,,I,I1Iat ~
him" " va &c
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-11-16
JESSE MERCER HAS WORD
TO SAY TO SPORTSMEN

The following letter sent The Geor-
gian by Game Warden Jesse Mercer ex-
plains itself:
The Atlanta Georgian, Atlanta. Ga.
Dear Sirs: This department is send
ing the following letter to wardens in
every county in the state:
The law, section IA in designating the
open season, uses the language between
the following dates The supreme courts
in several states have held that neither
the first nor the last day named can be
included whore the word inclusive is
not used. but the impression has gone
out that, and il seems to have been the
purpose of the Legislature to have, the
bird season open on November 90 and
the deer season October l. wood duck
season December l, and so on; there
fore you are advised not to prosecute
for hunting on November 20 or on the
te first mentioned in any instance
My ruling is that the partridge sea-
son opens on the goth, the morning OF
the 10th day. OF November and that il
closes with the month of February: that
II will be unlawful to shoot partrdges,
doves, turkeys or plover on March /, deer
on December l. and So on"
The nird season opens on the morning
of the 10th, next Wednesday. Sincerely.
j. T.. MERCER, Commissioner,
Atlanta, November Is, 1912
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-11-16
CORNELL IN ANN ARBOR
TO BATTLE MICHIGAN

ANN ARBOR, MICH, Nov 16.-With
the arrival of five hundred Cornell
rooters on q special train, the spirits
of the Cornell team rose considerably
for their game today with Michigan.
Notthat the Cornell players were down
cast, but the Michigan rooters have
spared no pains to make Cornell men
believe the game is as good as won
by the Wolverines
Blazing bonhres, marches and pa
rades cheering and fireworks were the
forms taken to express Michigan OPP
ttmism. Both teams were ready when
the time came for calling the game.
Several Of Yost's men We're "cripples,'
but were as eager for the referees
whistle as any OF the other players.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-11-16
Die JOY At TECH.
FOR HE|SMAN
HAS SIGNED
THAT Tech authorities intend
to see to it that the students
of the local college are unu

THAT Tech authorities intend
to see to 1t that the students
of the local college are we'll
represented on the athletic fields
was assured when they signed 7 W
Heisman for another f1ve-year fern,
as instructor of every branch Of
sports. Mr.. Heisman had received
offers from all over the country
but Tech held an option on his
services, and today they exercised
1t.
AS a result, there is much jov in
the vicinity of Tech flats today for
Heisman has earned himself
warm place in the heart of every
Tech man.
Is Oldest Coach in South.
Mr.. Heisman is the oldest college
coach in the South in point Of serv-
ice, and also stands at the top in
developing athletic teams. He grad
uated from the University Of Penn
sylvania, where he played an end
on the football team, also making
the nine. Although not making an
All American player while in COL
lege, on account Of his lightness,
he was one Of the headiest players
in the East, and soon after gradu-
alton adopted coaching as a pro-
fessiOn.
At Oberlin college Mr.. Heismans
teams attracted attention on &C
count Of their showing against the
much stronger schools of the East.
In his latter years at that college
he defeated Ohio State, at that
time one of the most feared elevens
in the country.
Realizing the ability OF Heisman.
Auburn got busy and persuaded
him to come South. His success
at the Alabama school was marked
and Auburn jumped into the front
ranks among the, Southern colleges.
Clemson college next secured Mr.
Heisman's services. and reaped q
harvest Of athletic victories, which
they have never equaled since his
departure.
Jackets in Sore Straits.
The Jackets We're young at thit
time and were having the worst
kind Of q struggle to keep head and
shoulders above the water. II wa'
nothing but defeat for Tech year
in and year out. and it did not seem
as though the tide could be
stemmed. 1t was decided to secure
a f1rst-class coach who could bring
the Jackets out of the wilderness
Heisman was brought down from
Clemson and put at the helm in
full charge OF athletics at Tech
This was in 1904, when a contract
was signed with him for three
years, with an option at the end Of
this period
In these three years Mr. Heismar
turned out elevens that showed the
Jackets rivals under and gave Tech
standing in Southern athletics
In these three years Techs growth
was remarkable, and it was due
largely to Coach Heisman's ability
in putting an eleven on Southern
gridirons that advertised Georgia
Tech as an institution Of the high
est rank.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-11-16
CY SEYMOUR GOES TO
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE

MILWAUKEE, WIS, Nov 16.-J.
Indians, and former Giant outflelder
has been sold to the Los Angeles club
of the Pacific Coast league. The deal
was put through by George L. Solo
mon, acting president of the Newark
club, who is here to attend the meet
ing Of the National Association Of Pro
fessional Baseball Clubs The amount
paid for the veteran was not made pub
lie.
Seymour was secured by the NewarN
club last season from Baltimore. He
held down center field for the Braves
and batted above the 800 mark.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-11-16
FOOTBALL GAMES
SCHEDULED FOR
GRIDIRONS TODAY
South.
south,
Georgia VS.. Tech. at Atlanta.

!. Georgia VS.. Tech, at Atlanta
/ Stone Mountain VS.. Gordon, at At
!. lanta.
+ Mercer VS.. Clemson, at Macon
I Alabama VS.. Sewanee, at Birming-
+ ham.
|. Mississippi VS., Tennessee Medicos,
: at Memphis.
/ Tennessee VS.. Kentucky State, at
+ Knoxville
I Virginia VS.. Georgetown. at Wash
|. ington.
!. Mississippi Agricultural and Me-
I chanical VS.. Texas Agricultural and
!. Mechanical, at College Station.
+ Wake Forest VS.. Gaudulet at Ra-
!. leigh.
!. Washington and Lee VS.. North
I Carolina, at Greensboro.
!. Louisiana State University VS. Ar
/ kansas, at Little Rock.
I Virginia Polytechnic Institute VS..
I West Virginia, at Blacksburg.
: East.
Z Princeton VS.. Yale, at Princeton
I Pennsylvania VS.. Carlisle, at Phil
!. adelphia.
!. Harvard VS. Dartmouth, at Cam
!. bridge.
|. Tufts VS.. Army, at West Point.
: North Carolina Agricultural and
|. Mechanical VS.. Navy, at Annapolis.
/ Colgate VS.. Syracuse, at Syracuse.
/ Brown VS.. Lafayette, at Provi-
: denCe.
! Urslnus VS.. f. and NJ. at Ian
!. caster.
!. Bucknell VS. Swarthmore, at
!. Swarthmore.
: Lehigh VS., Muhlenburg, at South
: Bethlehem.
: Williams VS.. Amherst, at Amherst. .
: Yale Freshmen VS.. Harvard Fresh .
: men. at New Haven. .
: West .
: Minnesota VS., Wisconsin, at Min
: neapolis. .
: Nebraska VS.. Kansas, at Law .
. renee .
. Cornell VS. Michigan, at Ann Ar .
. Dor. .
: Penn State VS.. Ohio State, at Co .
. lumbus .
: Chicago VS. Illinois. at Urbana. .
: Missouri VS.. Washington, at CO. .
= lumbia .
. Marquette VS.. st, Louis, at St. .
= Louis. .
. Iowa VS. Ames, at Ames. .
: Rose Poly VS. Perdue, at Lafay- .
. cite .
. Case VS. oberlin. at oberlin. .
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-11-16
NEGRO ELEVENS TO MEET
AT P0NCY NEXT SATURDAY

Georgia Tech has no game in Al
lanta on Saturday, November rs, am
on that day Ponce DeLeon park will be,
given over to a game between two o.
the strongest negro elevens in the South
-Tuskegee and Atlanta Baptist COL
lege.
The Atlanta Baptist college until last
year held the Southern championship
for several years. In 1911 the local
team defeated Fisk to 0. TuSkegee
did not play Fisk but defeated tho
Atlanta Baptists by the narrow mar
gin of two field goals. Dope, therefor,
assigned the title for 1911 to Tuskegee'
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-11-16
DREYFUSS WON'T ALLOW
PLAYERS TO GO TO CUBA

PlTTSBURG Nov. is. Barney
Dreyfuss has refused TO allow Wagner,
Hendrix and O'Toole to go TO Havana
to play ball this winter The president
of the Pittsburg club explains his at
titude in the following words:
Transforming under reasonable con-
ditions is all right, but there is q limit.
An athlete who is acclimated to the
temperate zone should not go into the
tropics and play ball. In Cuba a man
Is liable to contract malaria or other
fevers that one does not know in the
temperate zone"
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-11-16
10000 POSTAGE STAMPS
STOLEN BY BURGLARS

COLUMBUS, OHIO, Nov. 16.-Rob
bers early today battered open the
postotfice safe at Orient. near here. and
secured 10000 two-cent stamps and
10000 one-cent stamps, as well as a
small quantity OF tobacco. Federal au-
thorities are investigating The safe
was blown several years ago and as il
never had been fully repaired it Of
fered little resistance.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-11-16
PLAYER SWAPS "PANTS"
FOR SOME POKER CHIPS

DETROIT, MICH. Nov. 16.-William
Verne appeared in police court attired
In a dress coat and some underwear
he had bet the trousers in a poker
game and lost.
He begged the loan Of the trousers
to 90 home in but the bank" took no
risks and declined. So William started
in his dress coat and underwent That's
how the policeman happened to grab
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-11-16
GORDON SCRUBS WIN

GAINESVILLE, GA, Nov 16.-The
Gordon Scrubs defeated Lanier High
SchooI OF Macon, Is to 0. here. The
FEATURES OF the game were the playing
OF Slrmon and Brooks for Gordon. and
Dunbar and Clements. for Lanier. La
nier tried the forward pass several
times, but was unsuccessful. Gordon
made most of her gains by line plunges.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-11-16
stoo, 600 OFFERED FOR PAlLLtgs.

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. Il 1T was re-
ported here today that the Philadelphia
National league club will be sold to a
syndicate. represented by w. J Gilmore,
theatrical man, and Robert A. Balfour, a
broSer. for price Of approximately 81.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-11-16
STONE MOUNTAIN AND
GORDON IN BIG BATTLE

Second only in Importance 70 the big
game this afternoon between Tech and
Georgia was the contest this mouriug
q Ponce DeLeou park, which began at
1880, Gordon and Stone Mountain
80 ang IN their annual struggle.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-11-16

WITH the "if4 and 'blt" e1ni-
w mated, as aforesaid, today's
game narrows down 10 test of
strength. Skill and cunning
Sizing the two teams up on the
basis Of these three points II ap-
pears that Georgia has all thc ud-
vantage IN strength, that Tech has
the skill cornered. and that It's
toss-up in the cunning department,
So ,hc question comes: Can q
team with preponderoncc Of
weight beat te9p with a mate
rial advantage IN skill? There's
only one answer 10 that ono: Yes;
II the prepOnderauce Of weight Is
big enough. Surely all will admit
that team Of O0-pounders could
beat a team Of 100 Founders
Apparently Georgia has enough
advantage In weight and strength
to win the game Just how much
the advantage in weight is can't be
told II has been announced as
anywhere from pounds TO 20,
Probably il Is nearer to the latter
figure than the former The Geor-
gia squad is made up Of big men.
The Tech squad is made up Of lit
tie men.
ON weight and strength, Georgia
hes an advantage that, If all other
things were equal. should give the
Red and Black an advantage Of 40
TO SO points
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-11-16

TT is therefore up to- Teen 60 dem
uusrate enough skill To- even
things up r bit. 1t is no ref ton
on anybody Co say that the Tech
team of this year is the smartest
thng of It's inches lhat ever was
seen in these parts. Il isn't alto
Sather the coaching. by long
way FOR this same Tech coach
has had some mighty duh teams in
his Jg. Blu, this year Mr., Heis-
man has had brainy, speedy, scrap
py material 20 work with, And he
has developed a team with kick
mental and physical
The Tech team has shown more
this year for its ounces, than any
OF its opponents. II this team gy-
eraged 1855 to 19o pounds, i. would
win the Southern championship, or
come mighty close TO it.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-11-16
By Percy II. Whiting.

tn HE finest spite night Of the
season ia on this afternoon
al Ponce D-Lcou park The
histories Of war and sport are
crammed with the accounts Of
grudgc enga geneuts. You could
bring # right down from Napoleon's
time to today and M the paper
telling about them.
But in all the history there would
be no more bitter grudge than
Tech bears for Georgia and no
deeper spite than Georgia enter
tains Tor Tech. II is q toss-up
which hates the other the worse.
n CIV. when two college teams
y meet in a grudge battle you
can count on IT they win play for
blood. Both e,evens will give UP
al they have in the way Of
strength, speed and cunning All
the ifs and lands" Of condition,
training and such are swept away.
The teams meet on the same psy-
Geological basis. II is the game
that forms tho topmost pinnacle of
the season. II it is won the sea
son WAS 80 success. If il Is lost,
the season was failure. The othe-
games don't matter. Tech at
tcnptS t. create the impression
that the game with Clemson is a
big affair; and Georgia makes the
same stall about the contest with
Auburn. But they don't fool any
budy-9ud least Of all themselves
'rcday's game is THE GAME. The
others arc interesting but every
lhne depends on this.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-02-22

Special to Express.
Convention Hail. Oklahoma City.
$3.50 ). ia. on the only vote Isl roll
cam that has been taken III the dem
ocratic state convention. the Clark.
Harmon forces p0lled 2a3a VOTES aud
lie wilson supporters
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-02-22
EVERYBODY INVITED TO
The COLLEGE T0ONIGGHHT

Tonishtai the Girls college & Mash-
lnss0n birthday program wlN he pre-.
sented that would dc credit o an in-
stitaea much las, sud older than
the Chiekasha college ard All loyal
Chickasha men ana women should lend
lhels presence aad this way manifest
their appreciation oI the work chat Is
bene darried o. in the lnslifuiioA
Politicians over the state are inter
eated Ia lhe Akin biii aud the girls
college IS one oRthe Institutions toward
which the Akh shaft iA pointed Ihs
work pi the eolleee here eomNlfes ia
v9rahR win that Of any state school
ano Che result ol thai work iH several
departments can he ilagsd bx she pro
gram sha. IS s pa rendered gonieht
Members s. she faculty aaee slpel
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-02-22

les
Second sopranos Lula Wallace
Grace Webb. Henege Rogers Margaret
Heisleg, Nell Zimmerman, Freda Deck
af Iuanita staley, Emma Rogers EN-.
ana EgtelI
Altos Jewell Phillips LEILA ape.
land Maud Anderson, Bess Frost As
ma Adams Hean Mceosh, Nellie Stone.
scene 1--WE. act three from Romeo
ana juliet lshakespeaseh l6iles.
Neil WaFiora Romeo. Rietta Beavers.
Lazy CapAlet Mary Harper; Lord
Capuet MaFy Agnes 0Nelli; Nurse
Mozelle sumpier
Nlnuei Pauline Owen. Jead Mc
cozh ness Frost Yelma Harvey Bess
lattng noYie Reynolds Meta Bel
Estes. Louise Croker
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-02-22
ATHLETIC
CONTESTS
ARRANGED
Rules are Agreed Upon
County Meet Will
Be Held April IS

Following a conference Of several
Of the athletic manager, the following
rules tor the contest among the
schools Of Grady county to bc held
April i8, were announced
j. The organization shall be known
as the Grady County Athletic Associa-
ton and its members be any pupil
who has attended school two months
during the school year
q The preliminaries shall bc held
IN each reading circle and team
chosen which may be named for the
town or that circle "a small prize
should be given for the contestant
winning the most points IN the pre-
llminaryl
81 l'here shall be only one class
IL contestants.
4. The Individual winning the
greatest number Of points shall be
awarded a gold medal. and the team
winning the greatest number of points
shall be declared the champion team
Of Grady county and shall be awarded
pennant fitting for such title such
emblem shall be property Of the school
the team represents and not the indi-
viduals winning the same
s. The events for 1912 shall be:
Runs 50 yard dash; 100 yard
dash 100 yard dash 220 yard run;
440 yard run; one.half mile run; one
mile run; one mile relay flour men);
TO yard hurdle 22O yard hurdle
Jumps: Standing brosdi standing
ing hop, step, jump, standing high
iump running high Jump running
broad iump running hop. sten jump
Weiehls IL pound shot; throwing
Basket Bait
County finals to be played during
the meet
Girls and boys cups to be tie
property Of the county and held by
the school winning the team repre-
sents
Basket ball teams shall represent
some school and not a reading cir
Gle.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-02-22
Over 1900 Passengers are Ma
rooned and Living ia Coach
es--Many Sufferingfrom
Hunger and Cold
STORM is NOW
SPREADING EAST
Furious Gale Blowing in New
York Many Persons Frozen
to Death ia Central States
Much Damage Caused

Telegram by United Press
ST Louis, Mo-. Feb ~ over five
hundred men, women and children,
passengers On five h.sna of the South.
ern Railway arc marooned between
shilop and Germantown. his, by
snow.
The trains we're sialled during tho
storm yesterday Six engines aud
gangs Of workmen are endeayoring 70
liherate the passengers who arc lly.
ing IN day coachcs or slaepers. Some
seeking rooms ID small towns and are
suffering from cold and food short
age
One man narrowly escaped death
bs falling from fatigue ia the snow
searching for food ior tie women and
children.
storm conditions Ia southwestern
dlatrlcts are generally improved
4 total Of a dozen trains are block.
AIDED on the Baltimore & 0hlo,tralns
are stalled between Trenton and OF
ailon. The railroad comiany chart
cred hotel a. Trenton to accvmm0.
date 500 passengers Others wcfu
caught between stations and are SUI
fering from lack 0f iood i ls eiF
mated thag l1qa ens afe maroon
ed On trains
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-02-22

2 + Phillips makes bis announce.
mehl to-day Tor the office Of consta-
bic 81 chlckasha township subject g
the action q me democrats IN the
primary % be neld early n August
For three years air. Phillips has
been night police eaplein ln Chicka.
sha end he has made a popular and
etiiclepl officer Courteous and oh.
nslng. be has made host Of friends
ia the city
Ill HlAiillps Is native uf the lone
Sta 7iais 4Ad Aa llvea n and
around ch.ckasha since 1900 Ha
has always been 2 democrat
II me people choose 70 honor him
Win lhe olEiee he seeks. he promises
to perform his dalg to the best ol his
ability giving faithful attention e
the Nofk entrusted to him.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-02-22


Judge r l. Williams answering
Murray IN behalf Of the Clark men.
said he didn't understand that the
agreement referred to was binding on
anyone
Murray mered the unanimous elee.
ton OK Doyle and II was carried. Les
lie p Ross Of Aawton, Murray and
r T. Williams escorted the chairman
Is lae platform
Al l:40 Doyle took the gaYel aud
began bis speech Taking up the
doctrines Of Jefferson. he referred
particularly 10 ihe views 81 The lat.
ter on sbe JUDICIARY and teld OF tAe
impeachment OF certain federal iudg.
es % Pennsylyania lie declared that
# the democrats we're nlaeed m cen.
tfol OF both houses Of congress- some
federal judges IN the southwest had
better look out The people would
not stand for federal Judges 70 usurp
political power Judge Doyle refer
red to the grandfathera clause and
declared Eaht democracy meant a
white mans government
Mcintosh county moved that a com
mitlee compcsed Of one from each
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-02-22

much time TO the preparation Of the
prQsram show your apnreciatloa by
attending The program follows
Chorus lKnnw Bank, Shake.
speare Giee Club
Reading, bat Time Honey Got
Lost Glelow Mary Agnes 0'Neill
Balcony sceae from Romeo and
Juliet Shakespeare. Romeo, Aszellc
sampter Juliet Emma EsIell
0peretsa rhs college Girl and lhe
AiilkmalaH Caldleoti soloists, Naigie
Bailey Elslo Decker
SOPRANOS julia Woosten povie
hupbafd. Winnie Berry Nella Hell
Estes Beatrice Dali Dorothy Cfim,
Auda stockton Jewell billiard Nslma
Iisryey Bertha HaFris Ethel ANA
HachefE Adele Nantana Mamie paan
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-02-22
EXPECTING
T. R. TOGET
INTO RACE
Gov johnson for Vice
President Taft is TO
Answer Roosevelt
Telegram by United Press.

Telegram by United Press.
Columbus, o. Feb ~ Progressive
republicans are looking forward with
considerable assurance for The an
|nounoement that Roosevelt will accept
me nomination They declare bis
speech yesterday IS hia platform upon
Waieh progressiyes win wage the tight
sor bis nomination at Chicago
ia New York. Governor Johnson. Of
California. said Roosevelt preached
tho doctrine oF progress and democ-
racy ID direct opposition TO the recent
utierances Of Taft The issue is thus
lnade whether We are really capable
oi popular government
Roosevelt is quoted as saying that
he viii make q definite statement IN
regard to his nomination next Mon5
day.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-02-22
AFTER TWO
GOOD ONES


Two high class entertainments are
assured the people OF Chickasha II the
plans OF the Y NJ C A materiallze
The plan Of the management of the
association Is to secure Bruce Ans
barry the noted entertainer and one
high class musical number the two at
fractions to be presented tor fifty
cents.
Letters nave been written to close a
contract with Mr Amsbary who was
onc Of the attractions at the first Cha
tausua given ia ehickasha Mr. Ans.
barry gives MANY reading from James
Whitcomh Riley and he won any
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-02-22

"BerryH Sifinger was fined in
Judge Moofes court and Che case dis.
missed against him this morning
County Attorney J y veuabie with
dreW lne charge Of assault with in
leni % kill against siringer and en-
tered q charge Of simple assault
slHlnge plead entity to thla lasl
charge and was fined s. and costs
The fine iosaled s2aj5 SIflnger Wa
originally charged with making an as
saull OH Cart ShsfaFd with intent Il
+ IkIil
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-02-22

county be appointed to select the
three general committees Of the con
yention ana on this moton the first
battle was waged Murray moved as
a substitute that the three committees
be selected according to precedent by
selecting one member for each from
each Judicial district r. J.. Giddinss
supported MurTays motion and a. q.
Wllll4lus opposed II w. A puaal
moved to table the Murray motion
and On roll call which was the test
Of strength, the vote stood foa tabl.
irg sSS, against 1928
As there are only 5qS votes iu
the convention the result OF the roll
call was disputed and after much
wrangling it was decided that the
vote stood 2esa to 9aSi1 Chairman
DOYLE cast the deciding vote in fav
or Of the Murray motion, thus placing
the Wilson supporters IN the saddle
A fifteen minute recess was then tax
en-
Oklahoma city Feb 22-By ten
o'clock this morning. the hour ap
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