davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1922-11-09

The board of directorsof the Hos
pital Aid Society Il holding its reg
uIAr monthly business meeting this
afternoon At the house OF the secre-
tary. Mrs. c. w. Jeffrey.
, 1922-11-09

Mrs. Frank Frolins will be hostess
this evening at q banquet in her
homo for the Noness Club. The af-
fair which 10 . regular monthly
event, promises to be unusually en-
joyable. Each member 10 privileged
to invite one guest and the proceeds
will 20 toward furnishing the nurses
living room At the Memorial Hos
pital. An informal evening of music
and speeches will follow the banquet
which will be served At $50.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-11-08
Takes Early Lead.
(By The United Pre@.)

Oklahoma City. Nov. S.S--Mayor
Jack Walton. Oklahoma City. demo-
crat, endorsed by the farmer-labor
reconstruction league, will be tho
next governor to succeed j. d. A.
Robertson, according to concession
Of the constitutional democratic
club backing John Fields, republic
can, here early today.
The concession was officially
made by Fred T. Miller, president
Of the constitutionaiists. The con-
cession was approved by Fields, ac-
cording to Miller who said he and
Fields had conferred regarding the
concession.
Although no vote majority was
conceded, returns from all sections
Of the state early today Indicated
Walton would win by between $4,000
and $4,000.
Returns tabulated from 1,575 OF
the states 2,937 precincts early to-
day gave Walton 152,367 and Fields
11,4S1.
On basis practically one half OF
the votes now in from the state con-
gressional races, Judge Milt G. Gar
ber, Enid newspaper man, will be
Oklahoma's only republican repre-
sentative in the house Of representa-
tives next term.
Miss Alice Robertson, republican
representative from the second
Oklahoma district, lost to Hastings,
democrat, by about one to two.
Hastings opposed Miss Robertson two
years ago and was defeated by only
small majority.
F.! In the sixth district Thomas, dem
ocrat, was overwhelmingly in the
lead over Gensman, republican, in
cumbent.
E. b. Howard, Of the first dis
trict Charles D. Carter, third; Tom
d. McKeown. fourth; +. b. Swank,
fifth, and Jim McClintic, seventh,
all democrats, have been reelected
as representatives, according to
semi-substantial returns.
The state bonus measure. provid-
ing for each soldier enlisting for
service during the recent world war
be paid $50 for each months sery-
ice, was hopelessly defeated. The
vote against the measure was ap'
proximately three to one.
Democratic candidates with prac
tically no exceptions for state of
fices were shown leading in returns
compiled today.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-11-08
KANSAS To NAME
DEMO COVE ERN0R
This Is Indication With Over Half OF
state Reported; Race 10 Close;
Elect One Democratic
Congressman.

Topeka. Kan. Nov. S.-With prac.
tlcally complete returns from i,iOo
cut of 1856 precincts. Jonathan Da-
Wis. democrat. was leading w. T.
Morgan. republican. In the contest
for governor by 1924 votes.
Morgan and Davis were running
so close Il appeared the official
count might be required TO deter
mine the winner.
Apparently all of the republican
ticket except Morgan had been
safely elected.
The democrats we're claiming as
a certainty only one Of the eight
congressional dlstricts-W. w. Ayres
In the eighth district.
Apparently the soldiers adjusted
compensation giving one dollar a
day TO all ex-service men for every
day in the service was carried by
big majority.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-11-08
HERE ARE SENATOR'S WHO ARE
APPARENTLY ELECTED TUESDAY

New York, Nov. Son the basis
of returns from Tuesdays election
now available, the next senate will
stand IS republicans, Al democrats.
The republicans have a margin In
the new senate OF IA.
The democrats appeared to have
gained senate seats in these states:
New York, New Jersey, Delaware,
MARYLAND, Indiana, West Virginia
and North Dakota. They appar-
emily lost in Ohio and Nebraska.
Senators apparently elected yes
terday follows:
Arizona Henry F. Ashurst, demo
crat.
alifornia-Johnson republican.
Connectcutt-Georg p. Mclean,
republican.
Delaware -Bayard, democrat.
Florida Park Trammell, demo-
cfat.
Indiana -Ralston, democrat
Iowa Brookhart, republican.
Maryland Bruce, democrat.
Massachusetts-Lo republican.
Michigan Townsend, republican.
Mississippi Hubert ID. Stephens,
democrat.
Missouri-James A Reed, demo
crat
Montana-W Wheeler, democrat.
ebraska-ITowell, republican.
Nevada -Pittman, democrat.
New Jersey Edwards, democrat.
New Mexico Jones, democrat
New York Royal S. Copeland,
democrat.
North Dakota--J r. O'Connor,
democrat
Ohio-Simeon D. Fess, republican
Pennsy Ivania Reed, republican
and George Wharton Pepper, Rhode
Island{ Gerry, democrat.
Texas -Mayfield, democrat.
Tennessee-McKellar, democrat.
Utah-King, democrat.
Vermont-E'rank l.. Greene, re
publican.
Virginia - Claude A. Swanson
democrat.
Washington - Poindexter, republi
can.
Observation-Disclosures, republican.
: Wyoming john B. Kendrick, dem
ocrat.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-11-08
DEMOCRATS SWEEP STATE W|THb|G
MAJOR|T|Es; ONLY ONE RACE SHOWS
DOUBT; CARRIER GAINING ON HARRIS
Returns Continue Lead Of Oklahoma City Mayor Tor
Governor; With More Than Half State Precincts IN
Demos Gaining Ground in Most Quarters
SIXTH DISTRICT is GIVING
THOMAS A SUBSTANTIAL LEAD
Medicine Park Rompng Away From Gensman; Eighth DIS
trict Shows Republican Entry Creeping Up on opponent
State Offices Are Apparently All Safe.
lRv The United Press.l

Oklahoma City. Nov. S-Reurrs from ~ ol tue s,ae
2o7 precincts at p today showed Jack Walton deoetac
candidate for governor leading John Fields republican, ny more
than $4,000 votes. Walton had 85,5Ol Fields l5S|9l
All other democratic candidates with the exception OF Iao
Harris candidate congress- Eighth district received suos
tial naioritics on a half completed state vote count
Zach Harris was losing ground to Nlt CARRIER repubea
- G bth district 10 succeed Manuel Teck with each addi-
onal precinct compilation ct, RI,
Returns from the Sixth district indicated that Elmer Thomas
would win handly over Mick Gensman republican opponent
definite figures we're not available but the Medicine Park man
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-11-08
MAYFIELD FIGHT
DUE BE CARRIED
INTO CONGRESS
Opponents Of Texas Man Refuse to
Quit With His Election over
Peddy; VIII Carry Battle to
Senate Floor.
REPUBLICAN CHAIRMAN
HURLS PIRACY CHARGE
Victory Of Mayfleld Complete Despite
Series Of Legal Actions Lasting to
Election Eve to Keep
Name Off Ticket.
By JACK R. ORNADY.

UNITED Press Staff Correspondent
Dallas. Texas, Nov. S.-Another
fight against alleged excessive ex-
penditures in a senatorial campaign
with the Ku Klux Klan issue in
iected for good measure, was planned
here today. following the election OF
Earle b. Mayfield, democratic can
didate for United States senator.
The battle to keep Mayfield out
of the senate will probably be
fought in the Texas courts and on
the senate floor, according to r. b.
Creager state republican chairman
and personal friend Of President
Harding
Litigation to keep Mayfields name
off the ballot continued until the
eve of the election, when a supreme
court ruling wiping out all in1unc'
tions against him was handed down
too late to get him on the ticket
| in many counties.
The fight against him was based
on alleged excessive expenditures
in his primary campaign, and the
Jury in one of the injunction trlais,
later overruled, found him guilty oil
| the charge.
"The course we will take in the
courts of Texas, should action there
he deemed advisable, will be deter
mined by our lawyers" said Crea'
ger in an exclusive statement to the
United Press today "But ] can say
positively that we will carry the
matter of seating Mayfield to the
floor Of the United States senate
Creager attacked the state attor
! ney general for ruling George h
B. Peddy's name off the paiiot
which was done because the coali
tion candidate was nominated IL
convention and not by primary.
"The exclusion of Peddy's name
from the ballot was an act OF po
litical piracy which, if committed
by the republican party in any re
/ publican state. would have resulte'
in its overwhelming defeat" Crea
ger declared.
"No technicality can obscure tn
fact that the Navarro county jury
/, empanelled under the forms OF law
; found Mayfield guilty of vlolatln
the primary election law, and tn
penalty prescribed by that law
his exclusion from the ballot.
+ 1T was the plain duty of tn
g state officials to enforce that laV
l. They choose, however, to exclud
8 Peddys name upon technicalit
y raised now for the first time, an
to put Mayfield's name on the ba
Y, lot. Notwithstanding that it We
n proven in open court that he ha
70 violated the law and had incurrt
3, the penalty of exclusion"
Creager charged that party bos
n es" arbitrarily put Mayfield on Il
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-11-08
Roll Call Workers
Meet Friday With
Canpaign Leaders

A Joint meeting of the sixth an
nual red Cross roll call workers in
the county and the executive board
of the Grady county chapter of the
American Red Cross will be held
in the county chamber of the city
hall, Friday evening at 1880 O'clock
Mrs. Bertram Harris, chapter chair
man, announced today. -
At this mectiny the workers VIII
receive instructions from i. i.
Montgomery, county chairman, ana
E. Brightwell, city chairman.
The annual roll call begins Satur-
day, Armistice Day, and ends
Thanksgiving day.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-11-08
COUNTY BALLOT|NG SHOWS DEMOS
STAGE RUNAWAY AFFAIR IN EVERY
/ RACE As GRADY RET TURNS COME IN
From Walton Down. Republicans Showed Undr Not Close Race
in Entire List Returns From Practically Every Precinct
Show Some Demos Got Two to One
WALTON POLLS NEARLY DOUBLE
FIELDS FIGURES; ONE BOX OUT
Bryant Puts Up Contest G. o. p Ranks Here AT Ina
Is Beaten by Sankey Over l,40e Votes; sneed Leads
Democratic State Ticket Is Real Landslide

Carrying practically every voting precinct in the county the
democratic party rolled up big majority in Grady county III
Tuesdays general election The county democratic ticket won
in landslide and the candidates the state ticket were gwen
liberal maorics in this county .
With only one precinct missing in Grady county Mayor Jack
Walton OF Oklahoma City, democratic nominee for governor was
leading by majority Of 200 John Fields hs republican
opponent T. O. Enfield the socialist gubernatora enant re-
cevcd less than 20 yotes.
Elmer Thomas democratic nominee for congressman from
ths district ran far ahead L. NJ Gensman republican, in this
county Mr. Thomas was given majority OF Z45 this county
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-11-08
DEMOCRATS WIN
HOUSE SEATS AS
COP. WALL0PED
Harding Administration Rebuked as
Men Close to President Swept
Aside and Democrats Elected
to Take Places.
AS GENERAL A REVERSAL
AS FEATURED 1920 VOTE
Republicans May Hold Slender Con-
troll Of House; Majority In SEN
ate Cut From "a to f6, Re-
turns indicating Today.
By LAWRENCE MARTIN.


UNITED Press Staff Correspondent
New York, Nov. S.-Swinging back
with a tremendous reversal of the
trend of 1920, the political pendu-
lum has carried the democratic par
ty into a commanding position IN
state and national affairs, results oil
Tuesdays election showed.
Men who stood close, personally
and politically to President Hard
ing and his administration, and VINO
as members of congress actively
helped make effective the Harding
policies. were swept from their po-
litical pedestals and democrats took
their places.
While the incomplete character OF
the figures early today made 1t I'M
possible to state exactly how the
next house and senate will stand,
it was apparent
That the republican control OF
the house will be retained by a
slender margin, If at all, and may
be lost entirely. The republicans
now have house majority of l68.
That the democrats have reduced
republican control Of the senate
from "a to 16 or II.
The victory exceeded the opti-
mistic forecasts Of democratic par
ty chieftains, who were frankly
amazed at the extent of the popular
revolt, as the returns came in. Not
only were democratic candidates for
house and senate successful, but
many new democratic governors
were chosen, together with demo
cratic state tickets.
The possibility still existed early
| today that in some cases where the
congressional and gubernatorial con
tests were close, democratic gains
might be scaled down somewhat
But on the basis Of settled con
tests, the democrats today had reg
istered remarkable gains.
The outstanding features of the
off year upset included a tremen
dous democratic victory in New
York state, where AL Smith, demo
cratic candidate for governor; Roya
S. Copeland, for United States sen
ator and the entire democratic state
ticket with the exception of a ma
jority of state assemblymen wer'
elected; the closest election 0
many years in Massachusetts wher
Senator Henry Cabot Lodge, dea
of the senate, republican senator
and one of the moving spirits 9
the Harding administration, wa
fighting for his political life agains
Colonel VIM. CASTOR, democrat; d.
! feat in New Jersey Of Senator Ere
I inghuysen, eonfidant and intimate {
President Harding, by Governor r.
(Continued on mage twol
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-11-08
Michigan Demo. Ahead.

Detroit, Mich. Nov. Stalking
Michigan republicans by complete
surprise, latest Wayne coun-
ty reports from 436 precincts out
of $50, give Woodbridge N. Ferris.
democrat, for a seat in the United
States senator, substantial lead
over Senator Charles Townsend.
Ferris lead was approximately
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-11-08
Nebraska Elects
Democrat as Coz.
Hitchcock Fails

Lincoln, Neb., Nov. S.-Nebraska
has elected democratic governor
and democratic congressman from
four and possibly all six districts
and in general gone democratic with
a single notable exception-its re-
pudiation of Senator Hitchcock.
With 1872 out of a total Of 1921
precincts in the state reported,
Hitchcock had conceded the victory
of R. r. Howell, republican. The
vote stood Howell, S5,7S6' Hitch
cock, COLO.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-11-08
Democratic In Ohio.
1Rv Tho limited Press.)

Columbus, Ohio, Nov. S.-With
one third of the state out, Victor
Donahey, democrat, has a margin of
1856 votes over Carmi Thompson,
in the Ohio governorshp race.
Congressman Simeon Fess, repub-
lican, is leading Senator Pomerene,
democrat, TO ra seat in the United
States senate By 1886 votes.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-11-08
CALIFORNIA GOES "WET."

San Francisco, Nov. S.-The vets
won in Californias referendum on
the Volstead act, returns showed
today.
The Wright bill placing the Vol
stead act in effect on the statute
books, was apparently rejected by
a two to one vote.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-11-08
British Force to
Keep Turks From !
Foreign Quarter

London, Nov. S.-British forces
have excluded the Turks from the
European quarter of Constantinople,
and clash appears inevitable, ac-
cording to a Central News dispatch
from here today.
The British troops are guarding
the quarter with machine guns
placed to sweep strategic points Of
entrance.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-11-08
LODGE SAFE SAY
COUNTS IN MASS.
Has Lead Over CASTOR With Majority
of Votes Counted; is Close Race
With Possibility Of Official
Figures Needed.

Boston, Nov. S.-Senator Henry
Cabot Lodge has been reelected by
a slight margin, returns from all
but q of the states 1,4O7 precincts
indicated at II a. m. today.
Latest figures gave Lodge lead
of 1898 over Colonel William A..
CASTOR, democrat.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-11-08
WAIT0NS LEAD OVER FIELDS REACHES TOTAL 5l,75O
CANDIDATE DIES WHEN
RETURNS SHOW SUCCESS

Kansas City. kans. Nov. S.-Fato
grlmly stepped between one candi.
date and the office to which he had
been elected here today.
Robert J. Mcfarland, successful
asplrnnt for the office OF clerk OF
tho wyandotte county district court.
died Of heart failure Just as returns
definitely indicated his election.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-11-08
nv The unItod press.l

Boston, Mass Nov. S.-Senator
Henry Cabot Lodge and Colonel VIM.
A. CASTOR, democrat, were running
neck and neck in the senate race
today With % cities and towns yet
to report Lodge had a lead of near
ly 5000, his party leaders claimed.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-11-08

Oklahoma City. Nov. S.-Mayor
Jack Walton. democrat, continued
to increase his lead over John
Fields. republican. In the race for
governor of oklahoma today as adj
ditional returns from over the state
were compiled.
The count from 1,7i9 of tha
states 2,937 precincts at 10 a. m.
gave Walton 17O,5iO; Fields 121,7O1.
This makes the mayor leading by
1888 votes.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-11-08
FIELDS LEADING
N CART IELD Cd
(Bv The IInited Press.l

Enid, okla, NOV. S.--Complete re-
turns from twenty-four of thirty
townships in Garfield county and
twenty of thirty-four precincts in
the city gave Walton 2,O45; Fields
4,273.
Incomplete figures at hcadquar-
ters of Judge M. c. CARRIER, republi-
can candidate for congress against
Zach A. Harris, democrat, show
CARRIER will carry Garfield Maor,
Noble, Grant, Beaver, Woods, Alfal-
fa and Texas counties, break even
in Woodward county and lose Kay
and Harper.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-11-08

These figures include unofficial
roturns from 40 of the Al precincts
in the county. The missing pre-
cincl is Harrison. small precinct
where no more than - votes were
cast Returns from this box could
not change the results in any Of the
races, il was pointed out.
While exact figures were not
available this morning, 1t Is known
that the constitutional amendment
providing for state soldier bonus
was given a majority negative vote
in this county.
Returns from all precincts in the
county except Harrison give the
following unofficial results:
For governor: Dalton CD 5,1S2;
Fields (R) 2S7S.
For lieutenant governor: Trapp
(D) SIG; Flynn (R) 2,205.
For congressman, Sixth district:
Thomas Cd 4,SO1; Gensman (R
1882.
For secretary of state: Sneed Cd
5,575; Newberry (R) 2,0O7.
For attorney.general: Short (D)
5,276; Andrews (R) 2,114.
For corporation commissioner;
Carter D) 5,23l; McWilliams (R)
900.
For president board of agrlcul-
ture: Whitehurst CD $3.50; White
(R) 2,160.
For state treasurer: Shaw CD
5,2l6; Page CR) 1867.
For superintendent public instruc-
tion Nasn (D) 5,404; Moss (R)
2,07O.
For state auditor: Childcrs CD
5,27S; Blair (R) 2,022.
For commissioner of labor: Con
nally Cd 5,222; Long (R) 2O5O
For commissioner of charities:
Bassett Cd 1920; Barnes (R) 2,O29.
For examiner and inspector: Par
kinson CD 5,145; Short (R) 2,l50.
For clerk supreme court: Frank
lin CD) 5,219; Stone (R) 1863.
For commissioner of insurance:
Hardin Cd 5,3O2; Bailey (R) 1929.
For chief mine inspector: Boyle
Cd $3.50; Malloy (R) 1897.
For justice supreme court, third
district: Matthew ] Kane CD
1857; Oldfield (R) 2,1S3.
For justice supreme court fourth
district: Harrison CD 5,0226; Chase
(R) 1869.
For justice supreme court, sew
enth district. Branson CD 5,O13i
Millder (R) 1868.
For Judge criminal court of ap
peals, northern district: Doyle Cd.
1918; Dickerson (R) 2,149.
For district judge, fifteenth dis
trict: Will Linn Cd 5,295; Chan
Jones CD 1865; w. Y. Dilley Or
1851. (Two district judges elected
For state senator, fifteenth dis
trict: Johns Cd 1921; Hart (R
2,222.
For representatives: Davis %
5,O57; Gray Cd 5000; Corbin TX
2,O32; Field (R) 1,954.
For assistant mine inspector, SCI
ond district: Roberts (D) 5,17S
Craig (R) 1861.
For assistant mine inspector
third district: Almond CD 5,05s
OHara (R) 1924.
County Democrats Win.
All democratic candidates II
county offices here. had easy salllf
over their republican opponents, col
plete but unofficial returns from
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-11-08
ITALIAN AMBASSADOR TO
u. S. SELECTED, is WORD

Rome, Nov. Sit was semioffi-
cially announced today that the
Duke of Golasio Caestani has been
appointed Italian ambassador to
Washington
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-11-08
Reed Going Back.
CBv The United PreS.).

st. Louis. Nov. S.-James "A. Reed
veteran democratic senator from
Missouri, was reasonably certain of
reelection today.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-11-08

Previous cables from Rome stated
Baron Avezzano would be named the
next Italian envoy to the United
States.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-11-08
County Democrats Win.

All democratic candidates for
county offices here. had easy sailing
over their republican opponents. COM
plete but unofficial returns from 80
out of Al precincts in Grady county
showed today.
In the race for county attorney
Goff staged veritable runaway from
Searcy. leading his opponent by 500
votes. The vote was: Goff 5,229
Searcy, 2,159.
The most interesting race for conn
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-11-08

Women get old among primitive
people much earlier than in higher
civilizations.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-11-08
HERE'S HOW DEMOCRATS ARE WINNING OVER G. OP.
ENTRIES IN OTHER STATES, AS RETURNS INDICATE

10000 votes in Wayne county a
a. m.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-11-08

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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-11-08
A HOME PAPER

All the local news IN tho Daily En-.
press. Latest world news by Leased
Wire from the United Press Asso.
citation.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-16

all day. with paradcA fireworks.
community singing and other similar
features. hut Il In expected 90 have
a deeper aignificanes. also. For the
committee In charge has arranged
for speeches by a democrat. Byron
Patton Harrison OF Mississippi. and
by republican. Kari C. Schuyler.
% p1nver.. Col. former speaker ~
the Colorado house OF representa-.
tives ON the subject. Application ~
the principles Of the Lincoln Doug
has debate to problems today"
Slogans which will be used in this
political battle for control OF con.
Ercss next fall win be sounded b.
the orators. II IL predicted.
The prize for which Lincoln and
Douglas debated In Frecport was
ossenxlbly United States senator.
ship. BUT Lincoln looked further
ahead into the future. when tho
presidency would b. the prize. Al
ready there was talk OF armed con
fiict between tho north and south.
and slavery had become a paramount
issue. Lincoln interpreted these
things mora clearly than did his
famous opponent.
In Ltncoin'a brain. ana also az
history IL fruel on n paper stuffed
In the crown Of hts battered stove
pipe hat. wa. question. His ad.
wiser. warned him that 10 ask !,
meant defeat--perhaps political an
initiation But thu gawky country
lawyer did not waver.
Can the people 81 United states