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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-09-25

coins into your outside pockets, be-
cause you were too negligent to have
the holes sewed up in your private
pocket?
How about your other pocl0et-Mr.
Taxpayer-the PUBLIC POCKET into
which you annually put money for the
purpose of public improvements?
ARE THE HOLES IN YOUR PUB
Lie ROADS MAKING HOLES IN
THAT POCKET?
BUILD FOR PERMANENCE AND
STOP BOTH THE HOLES IN THE
ROAD AND THE HOLES IN THE
PUBLIC POCKET.
Herbert Hoover is still urging the
women to Hooverize, through the
Ladies Home Journal
Because Maine went republican does
not argue anything except that Maine
went republican. Illinois is bigger
than Maine. anyhow.
An exchange dubs a bulldog an
open faced watch.
No man ever solves the problem of
how to become rich. He always wants
more than he has.
Let's move to Texas. They not only
have struck oil, but they are selling
eggs out there for two bits dozen.
The Tampa Tribune says that chile
we are wondering how the women will
vote in November it might be we'll to
consider at the same time how the
men will vote.
The Leesburg Commercial says:
Politics has conferred heretofore on
the front and editorial pages of the
newspapers, but times have changed.
We see in the society columns of one
of our neighbor papers where prom
inent matron may make the race for a
seat in the legislature"
The eleven ants in the Connecticut
legislature did not run away, and the
Chattanooga News suggests that it
was because there was no place to
run. The country is already pro-
suffrage.
Schools everywhere are filled jam
mp and then some.
Nobody hears Senator Harding COM
menting on Illinois. We wonder why?
o
Diaz has promised to leave Mexico
What next? Each one seems to have
his price.
Now that Governor Cox has declared
that he will do his part in enforcing
the law in regard to prohibition what
will his enemies do to discredit him?
The Dade City Banner says of the
paper suit imported from Austria:
IAN interesting feature of an exhibit
at Washington is a decorative suit
made of wall paper. Won't that be
great; One can have a dinner suit
made of dining room paper, a full dress
suit of parlor paper, and a lounging
suit of bed room paper. Oh, boy!"
90
Don't worry. Work, and you won't
have time.
sruIS IS DIR COUNTRY
Evening star., 1920-06-19

clared Old Mother Nature. "Often in
summer he moves out into the fields.
digging burrows there and doing
great damage to crops. also killing
and eating any Of the furred and
feathered folk he can catch. He is
not fond OF the light Of day His
deeds are deeds OF darkness and he
prefers dark places. He has very
very large families, often ten or
more babies at a time, and several
families in a year
THAT is why his branch of the fam
lily has managed to overrun the Great
World. and why they do so much
damage. They destroy more than all
other animals together. Worse than
the harm they do with their teeth is
the terrible harm they do man by
carrying dreadful diseases and
spreading them among men-diseases
which cause men to die in great
numbera"
Isn't Robber afraid Of any one?'
asked Peter.
Yes" replied Old Mother Nature.
He is in deadly fear of one whom
you all fear-Shadow the Weasel One
good thing I can say for Shadow is
that he never misses chance to kill
a Rat. Wherever a Rat can go he
can follow. and when he finds a col
Evening star., 1920-06-19

ony he hunts them until he has killed
all or driven them away.
when food becomes scarce Robber
and his family move on. Often they
make long journeys. a great number
of them together. They do not hesi-
tate to swim a stream that may lie
in their way"
I've never seen Robber. What kind
of tail does he have?" asked Peter.
"I might have known you would ask
that" laughed Old Mother Nature. 1t
is long and slim and has no hair on
it. His fur is coarse, harsh and is
brown and gray. He has a close rela-
tive called the Black Rat. but the lat
ter is smaller and has been largely
driven out by his bigger cousin. Now.
1 guess this is enough about Robber.
He is bad all bad. bold, ugly and
dirty. He hasn't a friend in all the
Great World
What a dreadful thing not to have
a single friend!" cried Happy Jack
Squirrel
''It is dreadful. very dreadful" re-
piled Old Mother Nature. But 1t IS
wholly his own fault 1t shows what
happens when one becomes dishonest
and bad at heart. Tomorrow I'll tell
you about some Of his cousins who
are not bad"
Copyright. 1920. by T. W. Burgess.)
Evening star., 1920-06-19
BRYAN BARS "WETS."
Fosters Dry Plank and Prison Term
for Profiteers.

FARGO, N. D.. June 19.-'fNo wet
governor from New Jersey will ever
be the democratic candidate for Pres
ident," declared William Jennings
Bryan. speaking in Fargo last night
under the auspices of a local lecture
association. Mr.. Bryan by name also
singled out Gov. Cox of Ohio and
Senator Hitchcock of Nebraska as
"wets"
Mr.. Bryan declared that he was
taking dry plank and prison
term for profiteers" plank to the San
Francisco convention
Evening star., 1920-06-19
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.

Public Utilities Commission contin-
ues present taxicab rates. Com
schools. Camp Meigs swimming pool
may be open to public. Appeals Of
citizens may induce school board to
retain Supt. Thurston. Two brothers
drowned in river Sunday. Separation
notice to go. out soon to many gov
ernment clerks entitled to retirement.
Luther White shot by member Of
camping party. Various citizens asso-.
ciations rally to Supt- Thurston.
Maryland State College holds COM
mencement Frank l. Polk retires
from State Department. Sugar prom
ised housewives for fruit preserving.
Increased rates asked by W.. B. & A.
Navy yard to cut it's force July 1. In
fant mortality in District decreases
23.4 per cent. Flag day is observed
in the District. Senator Harding's Sis
ter is police woman here. District
Point after years service. List of
headlights legal in Maryland made
public Commissioner Brownlow
warns against dangers Of mob rule in
held at Catholic University. Some aged
employees Of government to lose Jobs
without benefits of pension. Attorney
General rules. Bodies of twenty-five
war dead buried in Arlington. Mary
Pugh, daughter Of government en-
St Johns College awards diplomaA
Forty are graduated from Washing
ton School Of Accountancy OF 7. N.
c. A. District statutory employees seek
higher pay. Business men claim power
surcharge would force PUBLIC to bear
Coolidge Club launched here. Daniel
J. Sullivan died. Edward C. Violently
shot himself dead. George Moore kill
ed in quarrel.
Evening star., 1920-06-19


by all animals and by man. He is big,
being next in size to Jerry Muslzrat,
,saSage In temper. dirty in his habits
and the most destructive OF all animalA
He Is bad all through He Is 90 bad
ho has become an outcast, which means
Shat no ono will have anything to do
With him. But he doesn't seem to care.
He lives chiefly around the homes
Of men because there 1t IL easier for
him to steal. All his food is stolen.
That is why he 10 named Robbef. He
eats all sorts Of things, anything he
can find. and isn't at all particular what
It Is or whether it be clean or un-
clean. He gnaws into grain bins and
steals the grain. He gets into hem
houses and sucks the eggs and kills
young chickens. He would like nothing
better than to md nest Of your babies,
PeterT
Peter Rabbit shavered. TIN clad
he.
sBx*-AA A-dnnsuib aleaen41aaz.~ -
Evening star., 1920-06-19
PROTEST FREIGHT RATES.
Carolinas, Georgia and Florida to
np;xa for sfprnfecfiou'

GREENvILLE. S. c.. June 19.-
North and South Carolina. Georgia
and Florida are to unite for mutual
protection against alleged discrirni
natory freight rates, and steps lead
ing to demands to be presented in
Washington will be taken at a meet
ing which Matthew Hale, president Of
the South Atlantic States Ass ociation.
today called to be held here next
Tuesday.
Queen Alexandra has confessed that
her favorite dish is Yorkshire .pud-
ding
Evening star., 1920-06-19
NATIONAL

Gov. Cox wants presidency or moth
ing. Women to submit fifteen planks
at democratic convention. President
Wilson says league of nations is dom
better national understanding. Twelve
cities have advanced to 100000 class.
the census bureau announced. Fight
on District of Columbia delegates will
be made at San Francisco. Fleeing
marines picked up at sea with Moro
brides. Anarchist Ellis to be deported.
Henry T. Maroney, student at Dart
mouth. killed at college. Police seek
trail of Elwell, slayer. at Lexington.
Ky. Million-dollar whisky syndicate
they will fight labor enemies at polls.
Senator Harding. nominee for Presi-
dent, arrives in Washington and an
nounces he will seek advice Of every
leader in the republican party. The
sum Of $4.s5s,sso,a27 was appropriated
Louisiana house rejects suffrage. Sem
ator Harding will hold his seat in the
Senate to keep democrat out Repre-
sentative Mondvll thinks Harding will
win. -Four children adrift in boat on
Lake Michigan rescued. Chicago CEN
Virginia farmers charged with dry
law violations. Gompers to carry la
Dor plank fight to San Francisco. Will
Hays reelected chairman of G. o. P.
commlttee. wire Shot dead IN cap
tain's auto near Chicago. Jack Demp-
sey freed on Stacker charge. Omcials
graphing with coal shortage. Labor
asks that Asiatic immigration be
stopped. G. H. Cushing says business
Is pared to meet capacity Of roads.
Three negroes lynched by mob in De-
troit. Wood says Butler lied mali
ciousiy. United States ownership Of
railroads gets labor support George
w. Perkins and DR.. J. H Hyslop dead
Hoover to support G. O. p Harding
accepts def by President on league.
Evening star., 1920-06-19
lIT7IILES1oRlEs lIT7IILE
6rbEDIInE
BYFHoRNToN ". BURGDsA
Robber the Outcast.

'rSs-o pstsful oveutsse for sohous 1sshed1d
Is a single pIensdnt or kindly soord
When Old Mother Nature asked if
any one knew Of whom she wan speak
ing when she said that there was one
member Of the Rat family who was
anything but credit to it. Happy Jack
Squirrel replied promptly. Robber the
Brown Rat" said he II often have
seen him around Farmer Browns barn.
Ugh! He is an ugiy-lookfng fellow"
"And he is just as ugly as he looks"
replied Old Mother Nature. He Is one
Of my little people Of whom am thor
oushly ashamed. There isn't a good
thing I can say about him. not one.
In the first place he doesn't belong to
this country at ah I never intended
him to be here He was brought here
by man and now he is found every
where. He is sometimes called the Nor
way Rat. sometimes the Wharf Rat and
sometimes the House Rat He Is hated
Evening star., 1920-06-19
Observation-Disclosures
THE WEEK
Epitome Of Events Up to June
10, 1o20.
FOREIGN.

viscount Grey says league missed
chances. Limited control placed over
Constantinople by allies. Germany
sees nothing to fear from Harding.
Trotsky reported killed in revolt. Re-
port kiev is evacuated to reds. Brit
ish to quit Batum. Canada rejects
naval unit plan. Attempt made to
Kill Chilean presidential candidate.
Col. House likely to be United States
envoy at Spa. Carranza was slain in
bed, according to aid, Essad Pasha
assassinated in Paris. Belgium and
France form defensive alliance. Pal
estine to have religious liberty. Res
ignations of cabinet members in for
eien countries laid to peace terms
Mexico promises protection to oil in
terests. White army reported in Rus
sia to be $4,000 strong. American
clergyman killed in China Italian
warships save naval base from AL
banians. United States standards
urged for Canadian seamen. Turks
raid British. who leave Ismid front
Kaiserin said to be at deaths door.
Former German commerce raider
Prince Eitel Frederick to be sold.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-11-03
viii make necessary reservations
upon receipt of the money.
MUSIC TEACHERS MAY
TAKE EXAM AT o. u. NOV. %


Norman, Okla, Nov. Especial ex
aminations for teachers wishing Ia
teach accredited work in music
music in state high schools, who for
various reasons did not take the ex
aminations given in May and Sep
tember, will be held at the school OF
fine arts at the University of Okla.
homa, November 26, according to
Dean Frederick Homberg, chairman
of the examining committee
This examination is given in cor
formity with a resolution passed by
the state board of education, .Decem-
her 81, 1919
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-11-03
University to Haze
National Contention

Norman, Okla, Nov. S-(SpeciaD
The first national convention ever
held at the University of Oklahoma
so far as records show, will take
place in Norman, November IS, 10 and
20, when delegates from thirty-foui
chapters Of Sigma Delta Chi, jour
nalistic fraternity. will meet here as
guests OF the )klahoma chapte".
The program of the three day con
vention includes business sessions on
Thursday and Friday, convention ban.
quet Thursday evening, an entertain
ment Friday evening by Theta Sig
ma Phi, women's journalistic frater.
nifty, model initiation Saturday morn
ing, Kansas Aggies football game
Saturday afternoon and compliment
tary banquet by the Oklahoma Pub
fishing company in Oklahoma City
Saturday evening.
The Oklahoma chapter of Sigma
Delta Chi. was established in 1918,
when the fraternity was only four
years old. 1t is one of the oldest
and strongest chapters in the organ
ization. and was given the honor Of
the sixth national con-
gention in spite of the long distance
most of the delegates from other
chapters will have to travel to reach
Oklahoma.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-11-03
o. U. ALUMNI RESERVlNG
FOR HOMECOMING GAME.

Norman, Okla. Nov university
of Oklahoma alumni already are
sending in for reservations for the
twenty-eighth annual Homecoming
football game to be played on BoyG
field at 2:30 November between
the Sooners and the University OF
Kansas. General admission and re
served seats win cost $3.50 and
Richard H. cloyd, alumni secretary,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-11-03
Overcoming Obstacles.

Obstacles look large or small TO IN,
alan in proportion TO his strength aut
setermination TO master them. If &
fttle man. they look large if a large
man. difficulties look small in com.
oarison with the advantage Of what
ne longs for and what he proposes.
rhe harder things so the greater the
obstacla, the greater is the persistency
and grit TO annihilate them.-Orison
sRett Marden in Chicago News.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-11-03
CHICKASHA WILL.
GIVE DEMOCRATS
CLEAN CUT LEAD
Continued from page one)
chickasha w. 3. County

Judge Shelton 1879; Speake 157.
Sheriff: sankey 241; Burke LOG.
Attorney; Golf 23a; Hamilton IL
Clerk: Cloud 247; Guiner 81.
Treasurer: Sanders 24O; Neberga
90.
Superintendent: Allen 2lS; Coyl
93.
! ASSESSOR: Bryan 249; Hill 92.
chickasha w. 4, P. (state)
.. s. Senator: Ferris 66; HarrelG
1853; Bagwell 8.
Congressman: Thomas 6S; Gems
man 1873; Kolachny 8.
Corp, comr.; Echols 6S; Hughes
1893; Thompson 9.
President: Cox 67; Hughes 19l;
Debs 9.
Sup. Court 9Th Dist: Bailey ~;
Nicholson 1S7; Kennedy s.
RsQres antatiye: Louthan 81; Davis
60; Matthews 1893; Rankin 100; Ran
dali s; shower s.
chickasha W. a, P. County
Judge: shelton 60; speake 19i.
Attorney: Goff rs; Hamilton Us.
Assessor; Bryan 20; Hill 169.
Sheriff: Sankey 66; Burke 1s9.
Treasurer: Saunders 70; Nebergau
l60
superintendent Allen 6S; Coyl2
179.
chickaaha W. 4, P. 2. (state)
Y. S. Senator: Ferris AS; Harreld
lS5; Bagwell ..
Congressman: Thomas 4l4; Gana-
man IS; Kolachny 8; Turner /.
Corp. Com: Eehols: 49, Hughes
1S7; Thompson TO-
President. Cox 4sS; Harding 1877:
pobs o.
Judge Grim. Court; Davenport S2s;
Dessey 1856; Banks ..
Sup. Court 5th Dist. Bailey IA;
Nicholson 159; Kennedy s..
State Sen. 18th Dist. West 4s6:
Thompson lS0; Clark s.
Representative: Louthan 436:
Davis 436; Matthews 1S1; Rankin
1Sl; Randall s; showen s.
chickasha w. 4, p. County
Judge: Shelton SOS; speake 273.
Sheriff: sankey 47S; Burke 1ee.
Attorney: Gon 4S9; Hamilton 1si.
Clerk: Cloud 476; Gulihur 15s.
Treasurer: Sanders $50; Neber-
gall IA.
Superintendent: Allen 476; coyle
152.
assessor: Bryan 45l; Hill IA.
Weigher: Horton 491.
Vaughn-(state).
L. S. Senator: Ferris p; Harrele
40. Bagwell >.
Congressman: Thomas SO; Gems
nan So Kolachny p
President Cox s2 Harding So.
Vaughn County
County Judge: shelton 80; Speak3
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-11-03

oHtl III odhhty tu, buTie -.
County Attorney: Goff 80; Hamil-
ton 32,
County Clerk Cloud 80; Gunhor
Court Clerk; Reynolds 80.
County Treasurer Sanders SO;
Nebbergall 90.
supt. Schools: Allen 81; Coylc 27
Co. Assessor; Bryan 49, Hnl y.
Amber (state)
u s. Senator: Ferris 122; Harreld
75 Bagwell 3.
President: Cox l19; Harding Is.
Amber County
Co Judge; Shelton l1O' speake IS.
Sheriff Sankey 1913; Burke SO.
Co. Attorney: Goff III; Hamilton
GO.
Co. Clerk: Cloud 1875; Guliher 4S
Court Clerk: Reynolds ll9.
Co. Treasurer: Sanders l23 Neber
gall So
Co. Supt. Allen 121 CoyeN 61.
Co. Assessor: Bryan 121; Hill 56.
Co Commissioner: McElroy 1872
Taylor SO.
Slower (State).
L. S, Senator: Ferris 26; Harreld
34 Bagwell I.
Congressman: Thomas 81; Gems
man 80; Kolachny I.
Corp. Com'r.; Echols 36; Hughes
%; Thomas /.
President; Cox 50; Harding "a; |
Debs l.
Judge Grim Court: Davenport 26
Besey %; Blanks /.
Sup. Court. Fifth Dist: Bailey 81;
Nicholson %; Kennedy l.
Sup Court 7th Dist: Bozarth Sc;
Miller %; Castleberry l.
Sup. Court Sth Dist: Rainey So;
Kennamer 49,
State SEN 18th Dist. West 35
Thomas %; Clark /.
Representative: Louthan 30; Davis
SO; Matthews "a; Rankin 90; Ran.
dali l; Shower /.
Slower County.
Co. Judge: Shelton Al; Speake is
Sheriff; Sankey 43; Burke 16.
Co. Attorney: Goff Al; Hamilton
II.
Co. Clerk: Cloud ~; Culihur II.
Court Clerk: Reynolds II.
Co. Treasurer: Sanders 43; Nebber
gall 16
Co Supt: Allen Il; Coyle H.
Assessor: Bryan 42; Hill 15.
Co. South Dist: Pursley A.
Co. Weigher: Horton A.
Bradley (state.)
u. S. Senator: Ferris 1l2; Harrald
L. ilEF 5
CONGRESSMAN Thomas 142; Gems
nan 81. 8
Corp. Comr: Echols 142; Hughes
4.
President: Cox ZAP; Harding Sc,
Judge Grim. Court: Davenport 143;
'esey 90.
Sup. Court End Dist: Brown 14?;
,lting 80. /
Sup. Court 5th Dist: Bailey 142
90. II
Sup. Court 9TH Dist: Bozarth rs;
Hller o.
Sup. Court Sth Dist: Rainey 1922
.ennemar 90.
State Sen. 18th Dist. West 49,
honas "a.
Representative: Louthan III:
avis 141; Matthews SO; Rankin 30.
Bradley County,. q, g.
Co. Judge: Shelton 156; Speake g.
Sheriff: SaaflteF los; Burke 92. s.
Co. Attorney: Goff 156; Hamilton
Co Clerk: Cloud 157; Guliher 81 Sc
Court Clerk: Reynolds 100.
Co. Treasurer: Sanders 162; Net-
gall 81. 81
Co. Supt: Allen 15S; Coyle 81.
Assessor: Bryan 15l; Hill 81.
O. Comr SO. Dist: Plrsley 156
Co. Weigher: Horton Isl
Naples (statel.
U. S. Senator: Ferris 81; Harreid
= -4A :
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-11-03

Sheriff; Sankey "A; Burke 20.
Attorney Goff "A; Hamilton 20.
Clerk: Cloud "A; Gulihur 19.
Treasurer: Sanders "A; Ncbergall
1S.
Superintendent; Allen "A; Coyle
IS.
Assessor Bryan "A; Hill IS.
Ninnekah (State.)
~. s. Senator: Ferris PIG; Harreld
Sa
Congressman: Thomas 22S; Gems
man "a.
President: Cox 22S; Harding so.
Sup. Court 9TH Dist: Bailey 234;
Nicholson 66.
State Sen. 18th Dist: West Dps;
Thompson %.
Ninnekah County.
Judge: Shelton PIG; Speake 81.
Sheriff: 'sankey 2S9; Burke 81.
Attorney: Goff 2S5; Hamilton IS
Clerk: Cloud 2S7; Gulihur 66.
Treasurer: Sanders 232; Nebbef-
gall g.
Superintendent; Allen 227; Coyla
y.
Assor: Bryan 23s; Hill 6s.
Com. No. Dist: McElroy 232;
Taylor mot reported).
chickasha Township (state)
Y. S. Senator: Ferris 1872; Hareld
"a; Bagwell ,.
Congressman Thomas 137; Gems
nan; Kolachny 8.
President: Cox 12S; Harding 50:
)ebs 4.
chickasha Township County.
Judge: Shelton III; Speake Is.
Sheriff: Sankey 1871; Burke 81.
Attorney: Goff IA; Hamilton 52.
Clerk: Cloud 1S7; Gulihur 81.
Treasurer: Sanders 1872; Ne5ber-
all 81.
Superintendent: Allen 1s5; Coyle (
3.
Assessor: Bryan 1876; Hill 55.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-11-03

/ Congressman; Thomas 43; Gen.
man 62
President: Cox ~; Harding 65.
Naples County,
Co. Judge: Shelton As; speake 81
Sheriff; sankey 58; Burke "A.
Co. Attorney; Goff 500 IIamilto,
Co. Clerk: Cloud so; Guliher "a.
Court Clerk: Reynolds As.
Go. Treasurer: Sanders 49; Neber
gall 46.
Co. supt.: Allen 81; Coyle 40.
Assessor, Bryan SO; Hill 45.
Tabier (state).
U. S. Senator: Ferris Sc; Hareld
ST. Bagwell 7.
Congressman: Thomas 51 Gems.
man 40; Kelachny l3.
President: Cox 6S; Harding As
Debs IA.
Tabler County.
Co. Judge: Shelton co. Speake CO..
Sheriff: sankey 80; Burke SO.
Attorney: Goff 67 Hamilton II.
Clerk; Cloud rs; Gulihur 81.
Court Clerk: Reynolds 80.
Treasurer: Sanders rs; Nebbergall
80.
Superintendent: Allen SO Coyle Al.
Assessor: Bryan 80; Hill SO.
Co. Central Dist Hybarger So
Snow Hill (state.)
U. S. Senator: Ferris 13; Haired
%; Bagwell 10. e
Congressman: Thomas 1S; Gems.
man %; Kolachny 10.
President; Cox 10; Harding %;
Debs 49,
Snow HiiI County,
Judge; Shelton IA; Speake %.
Sheriff; sankey is; Burke IS.
Attorney: Goff is; Hamilton 10.
Clerk: Cloud 10; Guliher IS.
Court Clerk Reynolds IS.
Treasurer: Sanders 10; Nebbergail
Is.
Superintendent: Allen IS; Coyle 10 /
ASSESSOR: Bryan IL; Hlll 10.
Co. No. Dist McElroy II; Taylor
8.
caddo (statc.)
Z. S. Senator: Ferris 49, Harreld
10; Gagwell 26.
Congressman; Thomas 81; Gems
nan mot reportedl.
President: Cox 27; Harding 103
cado County,.
C. Judge; Shelton 81; Speake 100.
Sheriff: Sankey 42 Burke 80.
Attorney: Goff 80; Hamilton 90.
Clerk: Cloud 40; Gulihur 81.
Court Clerk Reynolds 3S.
Treasurer: Sanders Al; Nebbergall
6.
Superintendent: Allen ~; Coylo
I.
Assessor; Bryan AZ; Hill 50.
Co. No. Dist: McElroy 81; Taylor
Co. Weigher: Horton Al.
Prairie Valley (State)
U. S. Senator: Ferris 81; Harold
%.
Congressman: Thomas 3S; Gems
ian 81.
President: Cox "a; Harding 1O1.
Prairie Valley County
Co. Judge: Shelton SO: Speake 5s
Sheriff; Sankey SO; Burke 81.
Attorney: Goff 80; Hamilton 95.
Clerk: Cloud as; Gnlihur 81.
Court Clerk: Reynolds 4s.
Treasurer: Sanders A; Nebber.
Ill s.. n
Superintendent: Allen 4e; coyie
Assessor: Bryan SO; Hill 96.
Co. No. Dist: McElrcv 56; Taylor /
Norge (state). L
U. S. Senator Ferris So; HaTeid
President: Cox 50: Harding 81.
Norge County. |
Co. Judge; Shelton 46; Speake 80
Sankey 55; Burke &C. q
Attorney: Goff 81; Hamilton 6S. d
Co. Clerk; Cloud 54; Gulihur 81.
Court Clerk: Reynolds 50.