The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-08-03

Returns from 80 OF the Il pre-
aincts in Grady county slightly in
G. eases r.. II. Wilson's majority over
J c. Walton, the democratic nomi.
zee for governor OF Oklahoma.
Unofficial returns from ward iou
ecinct two. the Carnegie Lib airy
box. are st.ll missing Some OF the
a.eials in cha .ge of This box aban.
oncd the job early Tuesday even.
ag Wien Inspector Joseph Bulk.
ey notified Henry Minnett. secre-
iary OF the county election board,
aat some OF his assistants had aban.
lope thei Jobs, men were sent to
oApete the job After an all
igats session, Tie Job was stiil
Incomplete Endeagofs 10 complete
ihe counting yesterday failed but the
job p. lbably will be finished some
.ime today, according to Secretary
innett.
With returns from every precinct
in the county with the exception of
ward four, precinct two, Il. II. VII.
son has 2,2O4 votes; ]. c. Walton,
l945 and Thos. II. owen. 1853.
Louthan's Lead Small.
Returns from 80 of the Al pre-
cincts gave Mart b. Louthan, of
Chickasha, a very small lead over
A. S. J. Shaw, of Altus, candidate
Tor the democratic nomination for
state treasurer In these 80 pre-
cincts in the county, Louthan re
ceiyed 1,65S votes; Shaw, 1903;
strain, 125 and Barrowman, 27S.
That Jed Johnson Of Walters, will
maintain his lead in this county over
Ex-senator Elmer Thomas, who is
leading in the district, was indicated
IN additional returns from the coun-
ty. In 40 precincts, the Walters
senator received 1914 votes; Thom-
as, 1880 votes and Glover 764 votes.
Ed f. Johns, democratic candi-
date for state senator from the fiji
teenth, has retained his big lead
over his opponent, John w. Wylder,
reconstruction league candidate. In
40 precincts, Johns was given 1886
votes and Wylder, 1889 votes
A. l.. Davis and Gordon Gray have
cinched the democratic nominations
for representatives from Grady
county Returns from 40 precincts
give the following results in the
representatives races; Davis, 1,731i
Gray, 1867; Pence, 974; Manning,
S32; Brown, 756.
Trap Carries County.
Results from other state races in
the county follow:
For lieutenant-governor (S1 pre-
cincts): Trapp, Gal; Darnell, 457,
Tharp, 498; Rose, 274; Lillard, 20S,
Cameron. 1870; Higgins, 10Y; Simp'
son, 152; Dick, "A.
For president OF board of agricul-
ture 90 precincts): Whitehurst,
sos; James A. Wilson, us; Miller,
400; Gardner, 100; P. G. Wilson, 1856.
For state superintendent Of public
instruction (31 precincts: M. A.
Nash, 1,76S; Battenburg, 722
For attorney-general (57 precincts)
Short, 1924; Burns, 985; Hill, SIG,
For corporation commissioners (29
precincts: Carter, 761; Russell, 634;
Echols, 279; Henshaw, $50; Camp
126; McCallum, 122; Guthrie, 81;
Blessing, 70.
For secretary of state (31 pre-.
cincts): Sneed, 1854; Kendle, S2S;
Riley, 261; Murray, 20S; Rives, ITO.
For state auditor (31 precincts):
Hines, $685. Ross, 625; Childers,
$50; Orbo, 9SS.
For state examiner and inspector
1872 precincts): Parkinson. 919; Prig-
more, 1928; Willmering, 406.
For commissioner of labor t2S pre-
cincts) Bassett, 706; Matthews,
6O9; Hudson, 269; Hightower, 146;
Latimer, Sc; Sipes, 79; Vawter, 7S;