Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-08-27
SAYS ELECTION IS
REBJKE TO B|LbO
GOVERNOR ssE~Es DECLARES
AIS Apsotssvses AsE IN
c6RsEo.
c0NeReSsmeN ALL NAMED
An prsssnt Ines-eerss - a.. Lsaa
~sh oely psssiels Desns n tss
Fosrss osssries-ssso. proe-
sety rn--r-

-J4ckson-
In regard 70 tss results q the prs-
mary eisetico n ~hich 20 zany q his
appotutsss 20 the beEch were 50 vel
iadorsed. Gov. Brewer cozzen,ed In
eharae,srfs,ieaIly uafd shoaxa graft
fed terms Quite naturally as he lad
esea talecsed in;o the enzfes.s in sew
ersi ct the dissricfs. the governor feis
. greater degree of xrasifscatioa- A.
10 this feature he ohs-rxea.
-ResArttsg the siec-soa. I suspect
I'd vh@a Theo- c. Buho. IaAa Heh-ua
and Lee Russell x.re <slz< over ths
state tellinx the voters kox 20 vose
for tzcxe that the p@opse sozd Do q
little thinking for themselves. and
they do seem 70 have don@ sAat.
Nizst<sipst-s delegation 10 ccuxr-<x
VIII remain intact Eniezs rssz-us yes
60 cone IN fruz the state 9@mo-ra-s~
primary Unexpectedly rhazxe results
In the First ch4ncery 1issrscs pr.
rary euupiete returns fztsrafe tke
n0-afuatioa & A J Neiusyr~. opSosss
~ T. l. LAzA Jzaxe MeIzfyrrfs
pssA=As@ =z5srtry VII - s.ees votes.
There we're t~o caaat1Ates fsr ncuz-
fnatscn - the Ths-a dhsrrlr.-I r
B1nn; and J. C. NcGowAn- MrCo~-
ans n1cfzsfsoo - ia<scztsd hy ara-
jorfty % f.sea
ne Fozrsh district aor-fzates n
" Cstr~r over r. l. Cc-nAn hy n
proeahSe majority q -sae
In tne Fffrh efsrrict. o. r. Tayior
has I-.s9 majority over T f. Camp
bell Jr
A secood primary wuI prohanfy -
Necessary IN the StxfA 4tsfrsrt-
The Serezsh district Is also incrrs-
plets. with F01tafa JoE<s stsxhfly Lead
Tag hts t~o oppoz~nts. Joseph NAY
anf = v Haxasr0n-
There wa= no oppozitios for cA1n=
eelicr IN tire EixhtA &zd Sinfh dis
srtcss-
The nortzstioa cf n NJ Russell
over II IL Parker aa1 W q. HElsnu
vas Assured ~ practically eonpi~E.
r-czrns in the Tsn-h district HI
plzsslisy VII not exreed f.ass votes
In the efrrait euzrs enntez<s there IA
no opposttio1 70 J. L. Bates of P1sr,
boro In the Third y Z Everett Of Il
t.anoiA an the sixth. " H Potter I
Jaekson IN TIE Seventh zz1 W A A
corr Of clarksdaie n the E1sventh
cIAz1~ ClAyroa wzs Esve1 rhe nozs
catton over W. D. Conn IN the Ffr,
circuit BY q snail majority Ineou
piece returns from the Seconf cfrruf
IN vkieh there we're SIX Candidates
Cowart. Graham SsvfIIe. BsIliax~,
Rashfnx sn1 czrsfs-sAow that Cox
arr I'D the field by a fair margin wft,
- Graham and Baliinxer crowd
-ssther for the second place
wfIl Be q run-or
Judge Teat claims a heavy lead Ia
the Fifth circuit over Rogers zze
Lackest. but second primary between
him and Lnckett probably viii BE- nec-
essary- The Eighth circzif was
ssrunxiy for Carr over three opp<
nents-Dobbz. wadsworfh and Ne.
Lazrin-
A seeond primary sill also BE- aeces-
ssry- Judge z l. B-ien's noninatio1
Es practically assured in the Ninth cir
szfr- His opponent vas W. J. vallor.
W. 8 venable Of Meridian carried the
Tenth circuit over W. J. NcAIIistsr %
wayneSbo-o- The Twelfth circuit
VIII probably 20 to p B. Johnson over
". H Cock aud J. NJ Arnold. as indi-
Gated BY scattered returns A second
primary. Il Is elxined BY many. viii
be necessary. however. when the sgis
vote Is received Judge W. II. Hughes
carried the Thirtesnth circuit over W
L NOsnger The FourSssnth went
strong for J. B. Holden Of Summit or
posed BY J. n Miller Of HzziehurSt- 4
seeond primary will be necessary IN
the Fifteenth circuit. in which there
were four candidates. A z Weather.
By. C. r Foxx0rth. W A ShipuA1
and J. C. Oaks
wexthsrsby and FoxwOrth led the
field on the Incomplete returns which
slightly favored the former
The Sixteenth circuit gave T. b Car
roll \ heavy vote over 7. C. Kim
broash- A second primary vii Be held
In the Sese1teenth circuit
l. " Rainwarer claims a slight a&
vantage over J. B. Eckles n leading
the field with W. J East erowding
both-
r. l. Dabney. the fourth candidate.
polled only 4 small vote