The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-03

| tNNhnNf~ar hr{Urr kffH night IA over
Dain's heAiQa3sterx elaimea the nom.
lns,ion "Wednesday nishi On tar tsca
o. unofficial returns. despite ssh fAes
sAas he has been slated Or third pes
Isision ny other reporta
That tho endorsement given walton
IN aemoefAsic surnsholde Il being W.,
Elected ali the way alunx The sicAas
wAs indicated w the unexpected slls
play OF strength upon tina part ~ inc
varlcus ieagpe snaersees late wet
ne3dav
TRAPP IN rRounlE
"A y, frapn. Il being hanipresrea
by William nArnoll, the tacunstrne-
sIcn league choice. Traps chances
o. nomination Ia saececd hlmself rs
licpsensal governor Ia seriously neu.
acid by tho sAowsns made BY !, ~
ThAfp, klansman. and Ross Llllara.
Simpson and Dick The vote given
each h an additional hoost TO the
naFnen cause and Trap will no down
with the ship along with Wilyon,
Owen and othcf regular party mer
who have fallen before tho rislag
tids Of FsdicaIlsm from within tbs
ranks of democracy The vote frsa
al precincts gave Trap S.a0e. nar.
nel S.iss. Thasp. $50. Ross s,saa
aimrsoa s.sss Dick n,aos. Cam
hsia and liigsina l,sef
In passing Louthan for second piece
In the treasur~r's race joe Ii. Ssrasa
was showing good league form and Ac
premises 10 press shaw nj the fInlsa
Tho secretary OF the school land com
n.iAslon was holding commandipA
lead with $40 precincts checked. bns
tar division OF the regular vote anang
himself. i.oatkan and narrowman msy
make strain serious factor The
tabnlated vote stands shaw iT,sTg.
Strain p.sea. Louthan a.2@s and Ba'
rowman J.sas. Lonthan atIll hopes to
puii through With the nomination AHA
close finish between himself ana
snaw might put the leagucs over
Carter 10 leading
Frank Carter. holding seat ons
thewaiton wagon. Ii leading tho flela
for corporation commissioner. caml-
to'l Russell. incumbent. 4 msk'.. 1
rood play for the money. but the W,
I'eran Russell has already ,rs,cs.co
that the elements are againm Eu
Pointing out that the ballots are he.
ing split up between Echols. IienshAw.
Camp. Guthrie and Blessing. The an-
thes of the Cat and Bua'' decla ~
that while BE- has not reached The
conceding point he Is doing lot u
realizing"
,. A, Whitehurst has set ccnsis.s
usf pace la the running for pasiae,l
,. the board Of agriculture and IL weii
efeed OF James Wilson and Miller.
'ieaguer, with Gardner and r. @. VII.
son trailing
Miller Moving Up.
/. Two Wilson, in the race has lsf-
sened the chances or either 10 rank
us contender but II james Wilson
continues TO push whitehurst Il h
roing TO pave the way for Miller 10
incve up as the league vote begins II
aascr itself 2Si precincts gave
Whitehurst 1912, James Wilson 81
sfS, Miller alels. Gardner 1910 am
p, @ Wilson 1850, n A Sneed, aap.
ported by both the league and tao
kian. Il moving away from his fonf
opponents for secretary OF state WIN
are yying for the other positions ~
somewhat or an equal footing VII.
liam G. Murray is holding The place
second man, much TO the dismay NJ
fisends OF Kendlc and Riley. both ci |
whom have been disappointment on
the face Of early returns The vetx
from 2sz precincts gave sneed 6si7 |
Murray a.is5. Rives 2.s0i. KsndIe
2oso and Riley 1894 Snsed'a ieaa
srould be msiptained and viii prob
ably be Increased.
irby TrsiIine Field
Rtzte auditor II stfll any mans rser
with Ross, childers and dimes all
likely 10 finish strong
Claude ronnalIy. league. and Jack
Wheeler, anti-league ana khan. src
fIrhting hard for the labor commis. !
sionership. with 40 precincts :nl
tx,nnaiIy had s,715 and wheeler ~
ros. ConnAily. however, refused tc
campaign for the cause ana may 10
getting . dose Of the machine medI-
ciDe.
Hardin n running we'll for hvl
chance TO succeed himself a. InEur,
ancs commissioner although conIcy |
leGgu~ hne yuovrd ina u<.cond s.ia<a |