Chickasha Daily Express. (Chickasha, Okla.), Vol. 11, No. 271, Ed. 1 Saturday, November 12, 1910 Page: 1 of 8
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Official Returns Insure Election of
Democratic Governor by Major-
ity of Over 20000 Vote
of Counties
The Vole by counties for governor
received up to this morning was as
follows:
Adair
Alfalfa
Atoka
Heaver
Beckham
Maine ..
Bryan
Caddo
Canadian
Curler ..
Cherokee
Choctaw
Clevel&mJ ..... . .
Coal
Cimarron
Comanche
Craig ... ... .
Creek '. .
Custer . .
Delaware
!
Kills ..... ......
Garfield
Garvin
Grady .....
Grant ..
Greer
Harper
Haskell ....
Harmon
Hughes.
Jackson
Jefferson ........
Johattton
t Kay ...
Kingfisher .t
Kiowa
1.: liner .... . ...
I. e Flore ........
LillCOlu ........
I .'..'.an ..
Love
Major
Marshal! ........
Mayes ... .
McIntoh 1. .
Murray ........
Muskogee
'McChila
McCurtain .......
Nobie ........
Nowata
Oklahoma
Okmulgee
Okfuskee ........
Ottawa
Osage
Payne
Pawnee
Pottawatomie
Pushmataha .....
I'it'Kbiirg
I'OlltOtOC
Uoc-t
Roger Mills
Sequoyah
Seminole
Stephens
Swansea . .'. . .- .
Texas U
Tillman ' '."s
Tulsa
Wagoner . 1.1S2
Washington U"17
Washita ."-3
Wood
Woodward 1.200
. .1581
. 1.287
. 1017
1510
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. 2.234
. 14:12
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. 20!' I
. 1.292
. 1202
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OFFICIAL VOTE
ON AMENDMENT
Following are the official precinct
returns o'f Grady county on local op-
tion. The total vote for the city of
Chickasha is: 701 wet 086 dry.
Wet
1 72
Pre5tnot
Precinct.
Precinct
Precinct
Precinct
Precinct
Ward l
Ward I
Ward 2
Ward 2
Ward 3
Ward 4
Ward 4
Alex ..
Amber
Bailey
Bradley
Brushy
Brufchy
Denny ..
Fair Grounds
Harrison . . .
Hillsboro ...
Ket-chl
LucUe
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11 0 ! Ninnekali
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161 Vow 1
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92
74
' 34
159
: 35
91
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71
77
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R. II. WILSON
of Chickasha Elected State Su
pcrintendent of Schools.
WILSON LEADS STATE
TICKET IN GRADY.
The total Grady county vote of Leo
Meyer for g:ate auditor was 2529 not
2(29 as was reported in the Express
yesterday.
The highest vote polled by any state
candidate In Grady was that of K. H.
Wilson for stale tuperlniendent who
received 2612. .
Special by United Press.
Fort Leavenworth Kan.
Nov. 12.-
! Mexican situation. .
! Wilson Not Attacked.
Electric Light Company
Was Forced to Sim
: . : .' Down
j Special by Cnited Press.
I Lincoln Neb. Nov. 12. Fire broke
lout this morning in the mechanic arts j "The editors of incendiary newspapers Special by United Press.
j building of-the Nebraska State I'nl-
Kiiy and the. building with' its
(juipnient: waa destroyed
Thejoss is etitlnmted al ?200oti0
Kvery fire tleiiartntent in the city was
called to the scene.
will be arrested. The embassy is pro-j Chicago Nov. 1 12. That American
tected. I am informed on utKiuesnion-1 Ambassador Wilson was not attacked
: ed authority that Antonio Rodriguez
CHIN
Fuel shortage cau.scd the electric
light jilant. of the CSii'i;a.-liH l.islf.
Heat and Power company to shut
down at 6:50 thin morning.: Cars of
fuel oil were on the way and were de-
livered at; the plant by the railroad
a few minutes later and service was
resumed at 8 o'clock.
The shortage of ftteS has been troub-
lesome for the past sLx weeks and has
in 'the last1 week reached an acute
stage where it is alui$.-d Impossible to
get. shipments. The light company has
been preparing to install coal grates
under its boilers to prevent shuttini
down but with the heavy Kk'f- the
plant is carrying found it impossible
to shut down any boilers to put 'the
grates In. The plant has been run-
ring overloaded for
1 1
POINTED
was born in New Mexico and was an
American citizen."
This message was picked out of the
air by the wireless station here today.
It la presumably from Secretary
Knox to President Taft who Is aboard
the "Tennessee' somewhere In the
Gulf of Mexico on his way to Panama
j . The message Is supposed to repre-
sent the latest development in the
in .Mexico City is aeeiarcu in a mes-
sage from Paul Hudson president of
the .Mexico Herald Company.
The message says "All i quiet in
Mexico. The United States and Mex-
ico acted promptly and in perfect har-
mony. Wilson was not attacked. The
Herald building was damaged consid-
erably." It is believed that the message wasj.
censored by Mexican authorities.
MPAGE
Special by United Press.
Hong Kong-Nov. 12. Reports were
received here today that all American
and foreign missionaries' in Lien
Chow have escaped to Canton the
i;i's!()n houses having been burned
; furnishing power to the Water Power
i Company about 20 hours a day since
I the destruction of the latter company's
jteserve station. The load on the
j plant combined with the shortage of
oil cars-has made I; impossible to kee:.)
the usual three 'week's reserve supply
of oil on hand and the company has
been fighting to get enough fuel to run
its engines day by day.
Shortage of water on the Friica rail-
road has caused the. railroad to con-
Special by United Press.
Des Moines la. Nov. 12. Surround- i
ed by friends who extended (heir con- j
gratuiations Lal'e Young editor of tho j
DesMoines Capital who today was ap- j
pointed Cnited States senator to sue-
ceed the late .1. P. Dollivar said:
"I was the first native born ' 1'awa'n
to serve in tt . state senate at the !
age of 25 and now at the age of (13 I j
am the first native born lowan to serve 1
the past 30 days tin the United Slates senate. There
are no strings on my appointment. ' li
don't know whether I hall be a can- 1
didate before the legislature but I can !
if I want to." .
Young is a strong standpatter .
CINCHES THE
TATE CHAMPIONS!
P
2.241
1292
1.130
957
1410
S0t5
l.fi!9
1.394
2.694
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1019
1.1-5
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700
251
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1051
521
1494
3.209
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1.375
RS9
1.1:57
C71
f50
r'urs . :
Rush Springs
Rimpsoii .....
Star
Til'i'e j
Vnughan . . . .
Verrli-n .... .
Vlnnt
Wafihliiiiton ..
Washita Vail.-;
Waidron
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fiscal e tank cars f; haul water for lis-
1"0 Rnd tt the pioperty of the missions-1 engines. The withdrawal of the taBf'
.' 9 jl'les destroyed. cars from 'the Cte .shipments has cre
st. Troops have been sent to put down ;.at(?( an aM1te shortage and. oil ship-
7 the rioting wbieh was caused by an l )1(rs. ftIlfl confiuHers httVe been threat
s'' I edict reistiirin? all houses to be num-
2tibered. The natives believed this was
fioja new method - of levying a taxaml
135 .fcjamed the fotetgiwrs for it..
J '- ' . ' ;
30 i H A. Pearsons of the ."Inn of Pear-
"' i sol and Taf: Chicago is the guest
of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. K. Powers. 1327
&1RS.CRIPPEN!
IN CANADA? !
WETS AND BRYS
BOTH CLAIM IT
Special by United Press.
Oklahoma City Nov. 12. With Fred
Braun at Guthrie the leaders of the
local option forces are still claiming
that they carried the atate by 5000.
Bev. Geo. D. Conger head of the pro-
hibition forces still claims the defeat
of the amendment by over 25000. It
is evident that the official state can-
vass will be necessary to decide the
result
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Colorado avenue. He is an Old friend
of thB powers family. '
ened with a complete cutting off of
their supply The light and power
companies and oil. mills which are
large'-'eotistiinet-f.'-or iinfoilv-fcafe been
making strenuous efforts to get ship-
ments by hook or by crook as the sit-
uation threatens to become worse in-
stead of better . The only relief will
be copious rains along the Frisco rail-
road. -
To n! 2"-o 2ivt
Special -by United Press.
: Alex Alberta' Nov. 12. Mrs. Crip-
pen whose husband is sentenced o
be hanged for her murder is said to
be i!ive here. -.." .
A' strange woman arrived here re-t
cenily and remains in. close seclusion
and this may be the .basis for the be- j
! lief that -the missing actress is here
j The fact that the mounted police have
(received ordes from federal authori
ties to investigate the. woman's ante-
cedents is regarded as significant.
I When the Chickasha High School
; boys laid It over Oklahoma City at.
! University Park yesterday afternoon
j by a acore of 23 to 6 they cinched the
football championship oC the high
! schools of Oklahoma
j The record of the C. H. S. this sea-
! son is one of unbroken vistorfes. Not a
game has been-lost and in only two
games have their opponents been able
to score on them. Lawton champions-
last year was defeated by a score of
II to 0. Norman champions for four
preceding years went down to the
tune of 29 to 0. Shawnee fearful of
the result of the Thanksgiving en .
gagemCnt cancelled the game. .
The champions will play Fort Wortli
I next Friday and on Thanksgiving they
will jdav Sherman Teva.
I Ti e game yesterday was simply - a
! test of skill the visitors far out-weigh-
719
1271
FRANK TINSMAN
IS PROMOTED
E Reiilo. Okla. Nov. 12. John Mo-
de who has been superintendent of
pend Dollar
tor.- Lna
Large crowds have been visiting the
Palace of Time but the ladies In
charge hope to make tonigU-c ih.'J best
and dargest evening of all. Although
2cit jibe I'Jtnnanuio etviston 01 uie nwn m-
iliind ha been appointed general tui-14:).-
j pcdlntendcnt of the Chicago Bock Is-
Hand nnit t'uciflf railWBV. iO SUCOCCd I
"--J.Mike McKernan. Frank Tinsman ! the sales have been good they still
mi former trainmaster of the Oklahoma ! have a large amount of unsold goods
"71 -division has bee appointed to sue j on hand which they wish to dispose
1 "1!:eed Mr. .Mcfiie an division sttperin-flf
'-. Iet.f f !h Panliamlle division. It Mrs. H. K. Wootten president oi (ho
j(u)0 i Is not l-nawn wno wiu succeea 1 ins-
itOlj.nian. The many friends of these two
rs9 ! ijcntlemen will rejoice at their well de-
received. In that way we would be
able to make this the best night of our
bazaar but if our patronage is poor
we will have to hold tlte fair over next
week. Our donations have been nu-
merous and we have much left which
must be sold." -
NEW LODGE ORGANIZED.
M; E. Bunnell deputy state comman-
der of. the Knights of the -Maccabees
has returned from Comanche where
he organised a new lodge with 29 char-
ter members and ten more applicants
approved. Members of the new idge
carry protection to the amount of
1-12000.
I Democrats Cap toe. y
" wt m
ill LeKlSlullirC in? the home team. It was pronmmc.
.. ed the - beat- exhibition of ... football
T 1 playing ever 'seen on the .local grid-
Special by United Press. iron. Coach Krker deserves great
. Chicago Nov. 11. Official returns
indicate that the democrats will con-
trol the Illinois state legislature: Dem-
ocrats and republicans have each elec-
ted 75 members the prohibitionists
two and two independents have been
chosen. It is believed that the dem-
ocrats will win in the districts that
have not been heard from.
WEATHER FORECAST.
Tonight and Sunday fair;
4- warmer.
SUNDAY Y. M. C. A. SERVICES.
The regular Sunday address will be
given by Rev. J. C. Treat of the Con-
gregational church at 3:30 o'clock.
Men and their sons and brothers are
cordially Invited. This service will
always be found helpful. Men of
Chickasha need to feel the good fel-
lowship grip of their brother man and
the tie that binds in a service for the
moral uplift of the community. Th3
Y. M. C. A. Sunday afternoons are to
this end. Come. The family will let
you off. The service is Inst one hour
long.
371 (served promotion.
1130
728
2.193
S2S
1474
10s 1
CI 3
1514
ERROR IN ELECTION TABLE.
Total
97075 7''.. 159
The tabulated election returns pub
lished in the Express yesterday 4
"short changed" Billy Cloud in the j
third ward. Mr. Cloud received 13! !
votes instead of 31 as shown by !h-?:
I able. The total vote for him was;
correct.
United Charities said:
"We wish every 'man in town would
visit the Palace of Time and spend a
dollar tonight in a cause which will be
noble and we can promise value
1 rn
praise for the high degree of perfect
Hon to which he has brought his war.
rinrs. i. Every man on the team madi
good in his position. -
The line-up follows:
Chickasha. Position. Oklahoma
Cochran It. E. Reed
Wallace R. T. Walker
Holcomb R. G. Dwell
Schow C. Harrah
Copelar.d L. G. Cuff
Hamilton L. T. Thompson
Cook L. E. Marshall.
Heffner Quarter Winn
Rice It. H. Kerfoot
Gilbert F. B. Land
Shannon L. H. McOee
Substitutes Chickasha: Oowdy
Stacey Hamilton. Oklahoma City:
Everest Goldstandt Sineser
Officials:
Referee Blackburn.
Umpire Dr. Cloudman.
Timekeeper Cowan.
Lineman Foster.
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RESIGNED
1 1
OUR PURPOSE
It is our purpose to handle any business
entrusted to us in such a fair and lib-
eral manner as to make the cus-
tomer's relation with this bank
satisfactory and profitable.
Aside from the excellent facilities afforded
this bank has tha advantage of a Capital
and Surplus of - $260000.00
rpi.
110
urvi it !;iiiiiiirii iini
out tiiw Vote
illegal voting
Special by United Press. '
Guthrie Nov. 12. Two democrats
and one republican who compose the
county election board resigned today
refusing ;o obey the orders of Seth
Cordon secretary of the state election
board to tbruw
precincts where
charged. .
Much ill feeling has arisen because
of outside interference with the. ac-
tion of the election board.
The board refused ycterday to obey
the orders of the secretary but were
forced to yield by mandamus proceed-
ings '''
The ballots today are locked up in
She vault of a local bank.
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BureftjOi ui'is ltait!ed tUatt
i .nrrie.1 Caddo pountv In his race
for slate senator running close to doe:
Hi.ith his democratic collcagtue. i.
Caddo county also elected two demo-;
ci alio n'itv:etia'ive.f. ' j'
You will grow old; your earning powers will fail. Few
men are so prosperous to-day that they can afford to over-
look this. Are you getting ready for old age? The day you
start a savings account you will feel younger and happier. .
Try it. Begin now.
- We will pav you 4 per cent interest on the money you put
in our bank and compound the interest every six months.
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Evans, George H. Chickasha Daily Express. (Chickasha, Okla.), Vol. 11, No. 271, Ed. 1 Saturday, November 12, 1910, newspaper, November 12, 1910; Chickasha, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc733296/m1/1/: accessed April 18, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.