Prescind Election Officers Love County
Prescinct No 1 okr R L
Russom Inspector
E T Stephenson Clerk
- J C Palmpr Judge
NO 2 SIMON
John Pickens Inspector
Taylor Hodges Clerk
Tom Rodgers Judge
NO 3 OSWALT
C L Knight Inspector
B R Ingram Clerk
W M Pars Judge
NO 4 MARSDEN
A A Brown Inspector
A B Harris Clerk
J M Brown Judge
NO 5 GREENVILLE
C E Avereyt Inspector
M M Hannoh Judge
E M Gilliam Clerk
NO 6 LEGATE
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J D Massey Inspector
W F McCory Clerk
R C Adams Judge
NO 7 ENVILLE
R T Bond Inspector
Joe Walston Judge
Jim McCurtain Clerk
NO 8 ARK
W W Walker Inspector
Prof Landers Clerk
S W Pierce Judge
NO 9 NORTH MARIETTA
W II Ritchey Inspector
H M Black Clerk
Will Powell Judge
no 10 Bowles
H E Jones Inspector
F M Clifton Judge
Aut Woodcock
NO II PIKE
E D Black Inspector
Jack Brown Clerk
J A William Judge
NO 12 LEON
J A Porter Inspector
J B Williams Clerk
Geo Russell Judge
' NO 13 RUBOTTOM
J P Plank Inspector
J R Williams Clerk
J H Hogen Judge
NO 14 JIMTOWN
J H Gregory Inspector
Chas Clark Clerk
Jerry Hair Judge
NO 15 BURNEYVILLE
Frank Selvedge Inspector
R M Culwell Clerk
C A Beller Judge
NO 16 SOUTH MARIETTA
B W Jones Inspector
Duke Lay Clerk
B Askew Judge
NO 17 LOVES VALLEY
II C Randalph Inspector
C A Williams Clerk
S 0 rovers Judge
NO 18 BOMAR
M Ueasnor Inspector
J II Hays Clerk
W I Foster Judge
NO 19 TIIACKERVILLE
J D Wiseman Inspector
1 II F Hudson Clerk
F M Smith Judge
F M Culwell
F B Conrad
G A Starritt
County Election Board
Mrs Nctk Chancellor Dead
The infant child of Mr and
Mrs Cooner was quite ill Sun-
day We are now prepared to give
you The Love County News and
The Daily Oklahoman except
Sunday one year for $300 Its
a spendid offer We also give
you the Dallas Semi-Weekly
Farm News or the Fort Worth
Record with The Love County
News one year for $175
Mr Rhett Thomason of Dexter
was here on business Saturday
and had the News sent to him
for a year Mr Thomason is do-
ing as much or more than any
man in the County in raising
the standard of live stock and
poultry Mr Thomason raises
Rhode Island Red chickens and
Durock hogs he is an exlitorat
our Trade Day and has two but
of a littes of pigs that are now
50 days old and will weigh more
than fifty pounds his male hog
weighs 750 pounds he can not
supply the demand for pigs and
finds hog raising more profitable
than farming
Oklaboma Press Assonatioi
The editor took a day off Fri-
day and attended the annual
meeting of the Press Association
Leaving here on the 2 o’clock
train Thursday we arrived in
Oklahoma City at 6:30 and spent
the night in that metropolis
Oklahoma City is the wonder
of the Twentieth Century it is a
live booming city and one
only has to be there a few hours
to become thoroughly embamed
with the spirit
If she dont gel the State
Capitol it will not be the fault of
its citizns
During the evening we met
the Governor and his wife and
our fellow citizen the next At-
torney General Clint Graham
There were so many of the
state officials there that we got
them all mixed up
We left Oklhahoma' City at
6:10 via El Reuo arriving there
at 9
The press headquarters were
at the Loewen Hotel and the
business meetings were held in
the Opera House
The day was a most enjoyable
one and we were sorry that im-
portant business at home called
us away so soon
On the return trip we came by
Gurthrie spending most of the
night there landing in Marietta
bright and early Saturday morn-
ing The crops are in fine shape
and indications now point to
immense crops this year
Lindsay says: “In dealing with
the problem of crime in youth we
shall make progress just in pro-
ixirtion as we appreciate the ab-
surdity of limiting our remedies
to the court the jailer and the
hangman Our plea for public
playgrounds is a plea for justice
to the child We have no right to
deny it its heritage that of play
The child will hit back and hit
hard Why shouldn’t lie r el tel?
He does not mean to Children
who are not given a chance to do
right have a way of doing wrong
The purchasing of these grounds
should 1 well considered We
should hav$ ample room for the
mothers and baltes (the small
hammock sand pile etc) the
child of 8 and io the wading pool
swings games or play space the
youth must have a variety both of
games and gymnasium equipment
We should have ample space for
scats and many other things e
cannot expect to have a vvell-
equipped playground at first but
f rbm the exerienced committees
we learn that where you have am-
ple space this in itself helps to pr
cure aid
Anxious Mother
Luther Smith
Allister Monday
visited Mc-
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ES-
TATE In the matter of the estate of Phoebe
Rexroat minor
Notice is hcrehy given in pursuance
of an order of the county court in the
county of Carter state of Oklahoma
made on the 11th day of May 1910 the
undersigned guardian of the estate of
'Phhe Rexroat will sell at private sale
to the highest bidder subject to confir-
mation by said court on Saturday the
11th day of June 1010 at 9 o'clock a
m Ardmore Oklahoma all the right
title and interest of said Phrebc Rex-
roat in and to the following described
real estate situate in Carter county and
Love county state of Oklahoma to
wit :
F-K of the SEK of the SFK and
the SYVK of the SFK of the SEK and
the E K of the SWK of the SFK and
the EK of the NEK of the SEK of
section 3: and the NEK of the NWK
of the NEK of section 10 township 5
isonth range 2 cast Carter county Okla-
homa '
Also the SFK of the NEK less 157
acres occupied hy the G C & S F Rail-
way company in section 19 township 8
south range 2 cast Love county Okla-
homa '
Said real estate will be sold on the
following terms and conditions to wit:
Cah on hand
Bids for the purchase thereof must be
in writing and must he filed in the
county court or delivered to the under-
signed at Ardmore Oklahoma or to
Potterf & Walker attorneys
Dated the 11th day of May 1910
U T REXROAT Guardian
I Wonder What I Shall
Have For Dinner To-Day?
ITS a-question that nearly every
busy housewife asks herself i
When in doubt phone to
JIM MILLER
he keeps on hand fresh vegatables
and has possibly just what you want
MILLER
TRIES TO PLEASE YOU
tjwinnnnnnnnnnri m
DEMOCRATIC TICKET
We are authorized to announce the
following candidate for office aubject
to the action of the Democratic primary
in August 1910:
For Attorney General
J C GRAHAM
For State Senator 18th Sena-
torial District:
C B KENDRICK
For member of the Legislature
B F ROGERS
For District Judge 8th District:
STILLWELL H RUSSELL
REPUBLICAN TICKET
We are authorized to announce the
following candidate for office subject
to the action of the Republican prima
ry August 2nd 1910:
For member of the Legislature
W II H KELTNER
For Sheriff:
Wm H (Hunter) COCHRAN
For Sheriff:
AL J DAVIS
CHAS F COCHRAN
VIRGIL R WILSON
W P THOMPSON
For County Treasurer:
W L ALEXANDER
For District Clerk:
W L RICHARDS
Marietta was grieviously
shocked Monday by the cntelli-
gence that Mrs Meek Chancel-
lor was dead
Asa girl the deceased came
to Marietta and was reared to
womanhood and was known and
loved by everyone
The family had resided for
some time at Lawton but the
remains were brought to Ard-
more for entermcnL
Her mother Mrs Blevens and
sister Mrs Robert Jordan and
Mr Jordan wero at Lawton
when the end came and accom-
panied the remains to their last
resting place
The News extends its deepest
condolence to the bereaved ones
- TUBLIC PLAYGROUNDS
(Continued from last week)
’e apparently think that we
can develop the jxwcr of self-con
trol without giving people free-
disn that we can develop ethical
power by merely telling aUmt it
sermonizing alxmt it We SI'H
think that wc can cultivate obedi-
ence to Midi an extent that it
hall balance over ami liccomc
clf-control ami yet we know
that twenty years in prison where
the most jicrfectly enforced rou-
tine of living is secured docs not
develop in the individual that high
degree of self-control which such
jci fret obedience would suggest"
lie also says that the nm-t dead-
ly germ cannot survive on the
laughing child out in the fresh air
and sundtine Some have not
given this subject much thought
It deserves most serious and hu-
morous thoughts 1 here arc
many complications many prolt-
Icms hut these we find connected
with everything of value to us
There must 1-c a playground-manager
l’shavv 1 I was not taught
to play Why should children lie
taught to now? Otic congress-
man in a debate concerning an
appropriation for playgrounds
askrd “If they were presenting a
game of skin the cat or skin the
treasury ” Many of the city offi-
cers and probation court judges
testify to importance of public
playgrounds for children Judge
For County Clerk:
S R (RUFE) SC1VALLY
J G (JULE) BURNEY
For County Judge:
R A KELLER
T C BENNETT
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For County Attorney
H A STANLEY
B C LOGSDON
Don’t Endanger
Your Life!
By using inferior Drugs but let us
fill your prescriptions with the best
Drugs obtainable We carry a com
plete line of patent medicines toilet
articles stationery etc
Marietta Drug Company
Bring Your Work To
THE
“OLD RELIABLE”
Blacksmith Shop
And have the Satisfac -tion
of knowing that you
will get it done right
HORSE SHOEING A
SPECIALTY
E WHITE
The Blacksmith
The New Lively Stable
When you want to drive always go :
to the New Livery Stable for good !
rigs 1 Block North Post Office !
Buss in connection with Stable
A L BARR Prop
Y
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Eddleman & Graham
Lawyer
Marietta
Okla
For Recorder of Deeds:
J D GARRETT
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For County Superintendent:
PROF T I) FELTS
PROF J A B WALTHER
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For County Weigher:
F C BELL
LEE (BUDDY) MARTIN
II R LANFORD
R E L BILLINGSLEY !
J R THOMAS
J W GORDON
C L SHELLFNBERGER
For Commissioner Washington
Township:
JESSE L JORDAN
J W SETTLE
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For Commissioner Burney
Township:
R C BAKER
A S (SID) BURNEY
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For Trustee Washington Town-
ship II ED REEVES
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For Justice of the Peace Wash-
ington Township
G M MILLER
W L WILSON
For Constable Marietta Precinct
IL II (BUD) TERRY
Ve have one good
PLANK LEFT
We are Saving it for You
H C Draughon’s Sons Co
Marietta Oklahoma
Agents for John Deere Plows
H A STANLEY
LAWYER
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I Notary Public Marietta Okla
Have the painter do
your work with the
paint that will prove
most economical and
satisfactory
Sherwin-Wiluaks
Paint prepared
It will pro mol cooinlcl
bwtuM it will put o9 th need of
rtpiaqng lot in loagttt powiblc
time 'moat MlitUclonr bwiut jt
will gir th bt rurt in appli-
cation appearance and wtar
W would lik to hart th
opportunity ol figuring aa pour
naSal rtulrrmmta whto po art
nadp A hill lina at colon In
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GO SEE
Geo P Bates & Co
For anything in Hardware
Plumbing Tin or Galvani-
zed Work Well Casing Wag-
ons Implements Stoves and
House Furnishing Goods
Phone 92
Marietta
j-U-UU-inrn 1
Kr Uuu! by
Dress Well at Small Cost !
Isadora Weil
Next door to the Love Countv News office will take your
measure for an up-to-date Nobby Suit for
$1250 up
Cleaning and Pressing done Ladies Tailoring a Specialty !
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