The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-11-05
Alarm Clock OF November 2nd AwakenS
Democrats With A JOLT Leaders Say
Have Learned Lesson And Will Profit

all classes and when he went before
the people and asked for the job
of county commissioner many know
ing his qualifications cast party affil-
iation aside and voted for him. His
race against jeff O'Brien was clean
and Mr.. O'Brien himself was one or
the first to congratulate him upon
his success.
Following is the majorities estab-
lished by candidates in the various
contests which begins TO show con-
clusvely that Carter county aside
from national issues is not overwhelm-
ingly Democratic at best and another
good reason why the Democratic Or
ganization of the county needs whole
lot. of rejuvenating before another
battle of ballots takes place if the
party wishes to remain in power.
For Cox 60O3, Harding 1855. Cox
majority PAS.
For Ferris $3.50, Harreld S542. Fer
ris majority PALS.
For Carter who led the ticket ma
tionally, 6225, shinaberger 1858. Car
ter's majority 2972.
For Echols 6042, Hughes 3311. Ech-
OILS majority 2732.
County Ticket
For Garrett 5173. Cardwell 4SS6.
CARROTS majority 337.
For Johnson, 1893, O'Brien 1921.
Johnson's majority 172.
Winfrey for county judge led the
ticket with 6193 with Lasley 6lSz
and Harris 6174 closely behind him.
Zanies for county superintendent
without opposition polled 6419 votes
State Question
State questions Voted upon Tues
day showed the following result:
state question number "a, the gis'
of which is to render imperative
former senate bill approved by the
Governor, which act provides who
should be considered as pracuclni
medicine; provides that any persor
claiming to practice any drugless sys
tenn of healing must show an at
tendance upon a reputable colleg
for period of u months, and pass
an examination in certain subJect
before a license is granted. Shall tn
hill be vetoed and rendered inopera
tive. Yes 1850. no 1892.
State question number 80. The gls
, Of this section is: To vitalize sectol
~ of article 10-A OF the state con
stitution levying upon the properr
of the general public service corpo
rations OF the state, those operating
, in more than one county, an annua
tax for maintaining public schools
the same to be as near equal as ma
be to the average rate of tax for main
tanning common schools. Shall IN
amendment be adopted, Yes 257S, n
= 1861.
state question 1O9. That ne'
section TO the constitution of Okla
: homa be adopted providing for levyin
upon all property within the stat
not exempt from taxation an annut
= tox of not less than six mills, and nc
more than ten mills, for malntenanc
of common schools OF the state. Sha
the amendment be adopted. Yes S4S
!; no 2051.
State question number Ill. To al
thorize the state to provide Tor ce'
tain classes OF insurance organic
: tions conducted without profit an
insuring their own members. Sna
the amendment be adopted: Yes 2S4
i no 2414.
state question number 112. I
amend the state constitution so th'
= members of the legislature shall r.
ceive So per day during the 80 da!
of the session. and that travel pa
be allowed at the rate of 10 cents p'
mile. Shall the amendment be adopte
s. Yes 2s78, no 1880.