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I NEWS nY VAVK DAILY
I FROM THE UNITED
ALL THE LOCAL KEV.
EVEF.Y DAY
IN THE DAILY EXPRESS
I PRESS ASSOCIATION
5
VOLUME 11
'A, OKLATIOMA,' TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1910.
NUMBER etJ'J.
A'CRUCE CONTINUES I
GRANDFATHER STATE BOARD REPORTS
urn frnm
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Avfinc was
SMOOTH
GUY
Man Arrested at Adber
Scale
Fni.i, Okla.. Nov. I.-L. . '.'..--.
.harjwd with securing um.-H Lm-y il
legal!,- is in j-'vl. II.. was put th-re
through tin' v ork of U'. il. Ilii :'i--nri,
so i c'iti y of lli' Sia' Itanl.r rs' n- so-1
l 'ion.
About throe ,pns wi ail tint w
a.
needed hv Mr Harti-op. to lard p . ' ii - o.w tu mo ciiwih at
smooth kv jrul. with (.1. tlV oi . vi :V!;,i,: "' '"?''"'"'! I.y I- ''. SU-f..-,.
tr, i.rov ih. I,,- h!. i.n:fy,V,l'!l' h" !")-d himself Mun-iy
..iMHinluir i.,.;, num. v , i' !';!,..! MIM",r,,'!' 1;l '!" l-rimary. hue a ("i im-
On 1:11 V-dn."...iy M Hai-i ison n
.v.wl Wv,l frr,n, I..,,.!, ... V!..lU,..l, -
tbai a ii::.n ha-i- xviH'l.i'il a biiiin-is .
man f that ,own I.y the i,.in..,.r A. 1!
Ur.-r, a ea l.'.ti..-i- of Hi.- bank
do-e ,i nrnil lor h
baiili wi.-hd i Jit
n'raichf. !!' i ' I
KOlnevvh'it SO
Im Iiaia- oti :),.' .Iran. Mr. II
had iilre.-cty t
ty-or.. banks I. . , . t . . I hi an p.
Oklal.oin;, rb i I
l.l e
ml I!
for R man n
b. amounts
i
i
Ir all
I I el
cas- h- n :T w:n
tb -utt.v.-M'f . !;." i:i.ir .i.- a ca-tonn-r
of ;t, .v .-.!-, . js i .. ot ...
York, far wl ' I t
wor5'in.
Mr. Harrb. i w
OVe.- th M;tl. It ) I "
loekosi and s i
bnnVs a- Am w 1 i i
jic I ( .1 .!,. d a I i
(ori,d Ail It
nam" a.jd ii-l i i
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h'M ' .;. !-. Hi n t ti-ii
hIi V ha.-t i I
)'. -a- . f v,':ill
U-i-n 'rtdiii i.i.i i,v I i..it V'!.' iii-v.
M.-Kw ut.
T'Ht J ill
s:i; t:iat !; I I
ili'fl ' were t,n? .. .. ! ..s l-e u ..
hoi fi,;- i i t
Co., w h t e I I
iir.ii lac. . f.i 1 I
lb.- lion.... . 'Mi! an. if a !i,(i,i a:d
dollar... ThN i, ,;"! tij,'"' !!
I'-'U-n wbi.il M llai;!-.-il 5: r m '-n'lt
Myrs i o, tu I:;.. ,-S-f. 'ti.. Ay-r
fli --!;. ire d v.v t!.- m s'oi.e month
.(jfrt, ? v.,t.. li.-M Tuesday. Hun-
It l-i ban..-! ta'' :-:c ,(::,) 1cr- '" : "f " ;s are known lo ba vc
.hatit-' ;eeS Oi. !.,!.oi,.:. Ci ,','"'l- Vet.!. . ially ti.o.e be.
ad be. u in;., n .-, ! . - .!,.- ! v,,,.k " '' ri" 'v
of Ayer, fully :;;ir:C ,-,., 4 :.eo l.y ;,,;oe ':,r !'' ir
of the ril'Tell. ,!!' ' !( : I'eld Crk. -d ,!,;,n T,'rr!- ' l-'Ocle by M C-
I.Ht flO KO,,;r;i.m ha-l .-..., ;; ; , , p - :: X' 1 " ior : 1 M !!"' 1 w " '' m. m
tior nn ,1 !;e wot, , , of lh.' -CO -il-'- i: ' 1 a1"' w m!tatt'HjJ,v re-
,,,,,,,,, (j si-n'c! at !;. .-! .--"on.
The ,;(, M;..r ar, i.t- l. r in n. of . "
fhe lion ' ! .' . . .ir'.1, d ie v.;. rop'-e- ; f i r"t A
M-ntir.f: nt..! "boei he work ,( fori tUD2Il tleClIOfl
three-yeais -i-cl ti--n. . r !.' eon!,! b.
.veiod ;i;.. ..;) ..) .'. r l..- i..,i ; in or.! i
o rt.a.ve it ca-j.-r o - ice. ? , imht. ;-
lifttomiT of th.- l,i.-ti-ciidoj-e ai
draft for l,i:n. ami sh- utinnti.t of tin- j S;w-rl by Trlied I'r.-ss.
ilraH was Made vet, at '.lie ordinarv i Mnxatia. :ilia., Nv. I. P.-.'i :uttii)ti
t la velin men !r,iu i .u ii ,, . . k bn- bis ; w ' . e taken ibrtmhiiiit the Isl.iii,! to
-,"ei;f,;-money and eno-.n-ii to tu""! his j t'r ven; ,t, o utile ut -he el.-eiion tAny
per-oti-il expenses as a resnl' ut the lit:T cam ;.'ii in; that
T;w tcun.s in which Ay.ri .':.i li.yl ,' h is b. t: rude fi;;,:ti.t !'r.-lii. nt tu
draf's, ca'aci are s. atti -i half over i . fur re-e!or! tot:.
the KtBtc of Oklaiioina, indi.iitim; ill it Ti:-e t"cir- ,i H'aJ. s i;a fal.cn no part
lie bad wot!-,..! jur indu-'rain-ly sjnro1 in ih conn-evcrsy fr fear of the ;
the lioitse disch, iiitcd iiliii. 'of in crv. n'
It is our purpose to
uihi usicu iu in dutii ti inn. ji"u 1 1 u-
eral manner as to make the cus
tomer's relation with this bank
satisfactory and profitable.
Aei.li' from the cxcoHont facilities afTonitvl.
this I'.'tnk has the ailvantav'O ol" a C'a;ita1
ami Surplus of- $::iiO,i.)(iO.0O
n
llm Fir.xf Wntinnnl Rank
K
OF CHICKASHA
1 Crowds Hoar Dem-
ocratie Nominee
lVutli
Vian, Okla.. 'ov, I -With the cheer:-
, i,! ,'i"'ir "' "f ' ""'- i
' 'V """I liMien Mill In hi.-
iiift, l.ce i nice. tji.iiiM'i;i!ii- Candida! e i
fur govern-.:-, i raveled acr.bg the slate ;
'Stimhi.v in,.! ..t.!i.ril;;,v was grei i.-il lo J
w-vt-'-a! Iiiiiiii.'f s. hoof children and
adoi:itc now. This l-.-d Mr. Cnifc to
; i-n'W Mm oWrva'i m iiimlo thmmh'ii
ili;" - - ,llar !t"" 111." M1I)-TS Of
Mr, .Mui-nij and Mr, t,-s wi r.- jiinnne
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. e is ovromi !v j-.opie.ii-, will
' aieM'-ip .
This
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Being Held Today
PURPOSE
handle any business 1
s
VINNING CAMPAIGN'!
Rich Autoist
' Is On, Trial
tor Murder;
Sim 1 ial hy t'liii.xl ITfss.
't w V01I.. Nor. I . I'l ward T. Ko
jii'iil'.idnK'r, a niiilioiiair.', chiirKt'd with
Ilia. ( flnuui), AumiKt . by hit
tins I-'1' t'h his liili-iiow in- autntno
hilr wan cxnoiiii-Iy iii-ioiis today
WlKMi hi-! trial o"Hi-d.
f t i - nll.'K' d 1 hat Koh -nlii-iriior si rue!;
Mi.ss J 1 1 i 1 si 1 1 m:d liicn psrapi d
i'iv,ivd of nii.nWt
throii.e.ed the court
room.
(;.'o, Vaiii!i. juror in the famou-i
.Nun I'a'i.-! j-on rase, and a juror in
this -.as(, was arresHd tocla;, , it bcinij
nilcs.'d (hat 1k off'-rod to hang the
jury for $.".dn.
START A WAR
ON VICE
Specta! hy l"ni,'i a" IVrss.
Hi. uit. Nov. I.-The American
1'iiiitv rede.-:;' ion. In srion ben? to
day, has started a elctn-un niovenifii'
(0 be.i!! til W.l.-illllr (00, I). ('., W llC IV,
il is said, !s ; be tnosi Hasranr example
of open s. ifr K.ttcd
ice between the
W'lire !l .use ai:d tin- -api;ai and the
movement will ineu.1 Ciiieaso. wbi' li
is it. .elated by the federation to ! the
most morally co'iupl city in the n":t- i
oil S ;i:-K.
i;,.o evelf. is described as tin' I
in tin- eomiiis w ar yirains? i. c.
Mysterious
Influence
Was Cause
Spe. !al hv fnit.vl j
t e.-if;.
Chir.tcy lib, Nov. J. S.anley V..I
.lohn-oti, is'tnt traffic ro.ic.ag. r of
the Hock Is' nid. was a wiit:-,ss nt the i
late heari.tK today. He ndmilte.l tha' ;
"-'i.iie inline;!, -c," pi toit lit years had j
prev.-nied in e i-imin,. wars on ih'-!
te''t ' ;j i! rc.f. i! s. bin rcitised to go j
furl l:i r tiian n bint what the my.-teri-I
ous lii'.ueiii-.
was
"The nboli-biog of i.-baie; and tie
general jnospt-rity of the coumry has
cnabb-d the railroads to make some
lift i artiigiv.." said J..liii.-oo.
Wheels of Justice
Moved Swiftly
fay no more that, the
have ti monopoly of
Judge' i'.aboy's com-; n
Knglisi) tour:
tpe.dy Justin
ivo.1 wiih
eli riiy yesierd .y aftertimm not equal- ;
bd even by the l.lnemin' Brrtishcrs in !
the trial of Crippi-n and Miss Leneve. j
In the a-e of .1. P. Tivsnr:-. lia:-g. .i ,
v i b fot uery. the jury box w as !!! ;
at ." o'clock, lietwiien (hat hour pnd
7: I'd about rntecn w i; i:e.- j,e.; werp ex- '
a mined, the jury ins: rticted and the ar
giimetfs of cours,. were heard. At S .
o'clock the jury hail agreed up in A
ve-dict. The .! fciidan: was declared ;
guilty and his punishment wa left t" i
t he court.
Tresncr was convi. ied of working off
a hocus cheek on the firm of Human .
& tbdden, merchants nf roca-set, in i
August. ID'.i'.l. He escaped from jail titid !
a'tef winideriitg over a large part of
the country was- re-arresiod nt Yukon ;
al tut sly weeks ago. His defense was .
an alibi. . . ;
Thousand Sodiers
Rush for Homes
Special hv Cniff d I m-.
I'oeur il'Ab 1c. I.laho. Nov. 1 On
ilioiis .nd s .ou.Ts w ho have be n her.
for lM hmii-s made a ru-ii lo.liy for al
ioitoeni w in i I'm :,wei nmetil rescrva
i inn as op. no.j in set ! i.-mept .
i Mr and Mr
beep called t,
i!!:,e,s f ;-
W.
rtterb;,,-
hav.
i v i i u
1 !!.
i'ex'is.
CASE STILL
: PENDING
Federa Judges Take
Wore Time to Consider
the Case
Olvlatit.il!.- Ciiy, Nov. l. At
I chi-ion of iirf-uifi''!:' whii-h
, throw,''"1'!! tin' day find until I1
1 Monday niiu, on in.
i-l Sims of fiiubrio.
petition of Dau
it former npgro
'tandfatlior"
slave, who atia'-l.:
clause on the ground that it. is uncon -
sM'utional, and prays tho court, to re
' st rain 1'. S. Finch, an election inspec
, ior, from ret'iisir.f," the complainant the
rich! to votr in the election on Nov. ft.
! .Indite W.iber H: Hanborn of the t'ni;
id S ates -' r-n i L court announced that
j lie and his, associates would proceed to
'Cntht ie Tuesday morning, tt'hero oaro-
i
I fill consideration of ilm case will be
1 in.ide iK'fovc ;i derision will be ren-
I drrei, !
. ( i j
j ,J tid.cn Sanborn explained that, he and i
his assoeialcs, Judges Ralph M. Camp-!
; bell of .Mibk:if-i and .l()hn JI. Coftrell '
.of Cuthrie, of tin' district court, dc- .
si'-ed lo iiveslic;iw the law fully be-j
for.' i-enderin a iU .''slim, and that bo: -1
! t. r opportunity - :ns offered In Outhrie :
lor reference to the law books. It I? !
said thai ;n opinion would be an-1
: noiitie. il as soi.n .'is possible. .No Inti
i n atiou was tna.le by tfic court as, lo
J hat. would be its decision.
1 Whether tile petition of Sims is
' g .-anted il will not uffec the thousands j
of other ncif.-oc-. In Oklahoma, unless!
! new actions are brotiftlit against dec-!
. lion oMiclals a; .yeciriCts in various '
parts of h s'i e. s'iiould the "grand- !
1 1 father' elaiise, ,i limited Miffrnge
' j am. lulmeiit, be declared uuconstit u- I
titiiial by the circuli, court,' ft Is be '
'.licyeil hin r-lei-Mon ..llieials ihreugii i
i i
out the .iate. with tb" e' oj-.t ioti of ihe
a1 'be ore. Hie. ' eeil'.'il Pi ims'
p. .ition. will no: f.ike n jtice of the ih
; ci.ion of the fcb-ral coui i. uniesn u
se.aiate iniuuetion is secured and
i'1 :ih xh-m-
i
ILL BE BIG
ARKET
DAY -
1T1
; Cul. K. ,1. Hubbard, ihe hustling auc-1
tii'iiier. says the t'nt Monday Market;
i day lo -t week will be a "corker." It
j w ii! be the op. -ning sale of the winter;
'season and promises to eclip-e all for- J
wr events et tac kmd. "We have a
' bigter lot of goods listed for sale than
we have ever had and there will be
.m'oios of buyers." i-nid h.
"We nre
c)
i ting an immem-c -rowd of
farm-
or.-." - .
The-., have been fewer public sales
than usual this jear, according to a
statement by Col. Hubbard, and he ac
counts for this- by 'tie fact, that farm
ers aie hotter satisfied and fewer are
changing and leavinsr. "A remarkable
thing is the lame proportion of cash
that is paid at the Miles," said he. "At
Tom Ma-in's sale near Verden last
w.'ck. amounting to nearly $t.00. over
two-thirds was cash."
Col. Hubbard conducted a $.1,000 sale
for tleo. lliiniiigan n.-ar Alex last Satur
day. Nation-Wide Strike
is Now Threatened
Special hv T'r ;!"(! I'ress.
New "ork, Nov. 1. The calling ou
of ii.o.eiio vinioii teamsters in this city
a!oi,r and the ordering of i nation
wide strike a,-e threatened today be
i ause of ihe expro- drivers sirike.
Five ihou-and p'.it form nnm went
out today.
The Ad a ni KxprCss company im
pend! "mi drivers today ! l-m ft i i 1 1 i -more.
WEATHER FORECAST.
For Oklahoma Tonight, nrd
! Wedne:- day p.ifly cloudy and
! col, r; fair ami cooler ill eas: po-
lion,
jStafe Capital
Torn Will Pa
vuau iim ut
Decided Nov. 9'
i fiiif'oinl by f r.!:cl Tress.
flntliric Okla.. Nov. 1 From a
l soniTP of iiii'ormai ion coii-.idfi-cd n li
be con-1 nM". " if Nrni'(i today that ibf ntato
la.-tf!! i-ontrovorsy bctwon f!uflifi
o'clock 1,nr' Oklahoma City will bo derided by
thf siiin-emo court on Nov. 3.
Thai: tribunal ndjonniPil today to
moot in spec';,! session on the day fob
1 'f' ins tho b -tion. Tlie decision to
bo banded down then will be final so
far as the ptatc courts arc concerned
but it is believed that the fiKbt will
be taken to the V'nited Suites supreme
conrr.
SEEK SLAYER
OF GIRL
Special by Vnited Press.
Caruihersville. Mo.. Nov. 1 Two
posses of enraKcd citizens with blood
! hounds arc today searching for Martin
j Rollins, used 35. who late last nigh',
i killed Misss Anna Austin, njred Jii,
'when she reftuseiV to elopo with -hint,
i. Rollins' entered the home of ."diss
IloHins unannounced and shot
her
(twice, both shots taking effect.
SOCIETY
WOMEN
PICKETS
Speeinl .y fnitd Press.
Chicago. Nov. . Dressed in a garb
i similar to that worn by the women
worn among the ',',() ooO garment, work
ers now out on a. strike, scores of
j society women and settlement worker
i today took up the picketing on the
! streets of the disturbed district and ap-
: pealed to those
work.
till employed to pi!t
j The silk stocking brigade are gains !
about the st reels ir.rnoie-icd by police.
i i ho later having been instnicjed as to
! law by .lodge Itanium whose rlaughler J
i is among those doing picket duty, j
Vocal Society Held
Enthusiastic Meeting
ot- thP
A most enthusiastic practice
I above society wan held at
he rresby
iterian church on Monday nvening.
About td members attended and a large
j number of applications for me
i were received. The musical
,h?r-"hip
director
'has selected some very beautiful tmni-
i rs for study and performance at. the
j first concert of the society which will
begin early in January.
j The society meets for practice every
i Monday evening. Notice of place of
meeting next weeu win appear in mc
papers.
i Prof. Greene would like to see any
'members who have had their voices
: tried at his studio in Corkhil'.'s piano ,
parlors, Chickasha avenue, between
i .:!.. and r, p. m. next Monday, Nov. 7.
Historic Mint is
to be Abandoned!
Special by Uuited Press.
New Orleans. l.a Nov. I . Because
of the great distance from the gold
supply the historic mint here around
which stirring scenes were enacted
durlne the civil war will be abandoned
immediately under orders received to
day from the treasury if partment.
TWO MORE CARS COMING.
Snot. Wadswor'.h of the Chic
.a.-ba
Street Uail.vay company has received
ithe bill for anotnor closed car and ii
. should a-rive s-ini. A t hi'l closed car
i has been ordered and will be shipped
1 as soon as it is eomp'.on .1. It wU. be
, new ear of the laiest 1 1 i
A BIG CROP YIELD
i Oklahoma Soil Pro-
i ht:ii
uums iV1,,,K)11H-
Cotton Turns
Out Well
Cuthrie, Okla.. Nov. 1, Ninety mil
lion bn. Iicls of corn, iKiO.npi) ,)aies of
cotton, k'lknOO.iKHi busliels of wheat, jetty nreuitiir the Krandfathop case"
l!),0oi':,nuo bushels of oats. 1 l.OOn.nnO ,0for; the federal court, when Inform
bushels of kallir corn, $10,000,000 "M ed of the dee!, ion of the Cuitod -f.i-. -.
alfaifa hay .and see ai 1.7r,o,000 bimh-! mrv -oir.-t yesterday in tiio 2-cciit.
els of (rlsli poiaio.-s are J, iua.t;ni(i- j snrf, rase, deei.ued thai, the court, pioii
cent tolals liurcd for iiKi'ieiiltural Ok:-1 tibly would fjrnr.t. the re(pie-,i. (l writ
lahoma this year by the state board ; h.ti-r. and (bat Hia decision did not
of agriculture. In iuevious reporth l ho j affect the valiiltiy of ihe ea-e,
board has fixed the wheat, oris and j A,Toidin to the ru;i;.- ot the i-mn t
alfalfa totals; in its report tor Octo
her. issued today, com. Kaffir coin and
potatoes are estimated. The cot ion cs-
! tiinate is unoM'ieial. ;
j . Today's report shows co-ton to havo
I It; leased its avet-dKc five per cent dur -
; in tr the past, month. The ivpon in full
lis as follows:
The Oklahoma state board of ani i-.j
culture finds from the reports of .':;;
Icrop correspondents covering all of the
i ....
fteveniy-set en counties in the state:
that the yield per acre of corn 'his sea- i
son is 1 T.1 bushels, ns compared w ith
yield of bushels for the,l!0! crop
as shown by the township assessor's
returns. The estimated acreage grown
to, corn tins year is .,!.! i ,!H7, as com
pare rtwith S. 2:; S.l for the J 009 crop.
.TV,, n..:i,o.,iJ K, C V, . . t. .-.T -. '
..r ui.ui.T . imsi.e..-
l-i. ..km eu nuj M-.ixm is :ui,.i .,-i..e, an
c. uipni ell V.HU . e.ti i i..u ousnejs
raised last year, The s! limited yield
of com, as compared with a. normal'
'.nil given in 'his report is shown to
he in close con lot inii y with the pros
pective etintmi made last month,
which is very gratifying to t ho def'.rt
1 metst , as it indieap'S ir.iel'.igenr ar. re
'liable work upon the part of the crop
. corf.' spomlents, ' On :c oum - of the
shortness of the crop this year in tie
, large producing counties nn big county
; yields are show n by the report. The
! preserit J ears, as sixteen counties this
'year have over lOil.oOi) acres, as com
; pared with eleven lor the previous
years. Thiriy-seven counties this year
.produced over a million bushels, and
ihirieeii of these counties produced be
tween 2.700.000 and 3,000.000 bushebi, i
while last year only tweniy-three conn- 1
ties produced as much as a million!
j bushels, and only six of these produced '
over two million bushels.
Only eleven counties in the state!
this year produced less than a, halfi
million bushels of corn, while last i
year twoiuylhrep comities, or more!
than twice as many, did not produce
that much coin.
Kpports iron) the cotton producing
counties recite that the crop is turning
! out hotter than expected; that the dam-
1 .1 ..r. V,,- K.-.O i.. 1. U.i-
- i'"" " " " """" "'"" ioi,in,,.-s
i is tnt as great, as indicated las: month,
jnnd that the drouth did nor affect the
,
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Ad dicnitv, mdopon'pncoi,
I j who depend on you. (let out
k i vour incomo. Savins money
acts on t,"e m.uscU's. It send
Start that savm?;s uccount now.
We will pay you -1 per cent interest on t he mono,
in our hank and compound the interest every sis in-
C II I C K A S 1 1 A
ACTION re
FINAL
Two Cent Fare Case Has
Court
Oklahoma
Oncral Wi
City, Nov
t. who U
'!. AtiorriP
in
OUla
noaj-t
Jyesiei-lay, .the ease riiiisf go throne,'.! :
the re.;ubi)- channel.-! of procedure, ami
be tried next in the circuit court of ap-
I peals. Shou'd the ftyc.cllate conrl up-
j '"old 'tlie decision rentier, d hy jvden.1
1 Jud;;e Hook, the stato will again aM;
: tor a w rit of cer: iot a: i. '
i Hart the. high court RrnntfHl Ibe writ.
the
e could have tain annealed
forthwiih to the supreme court and
i ,n ""' to',n 4 "fP-'-ns oiu not.
hfice tw.er. ..t , ,- Tlw, .1-..,.
the sapretiie court 'dec-i-ion had. the ei1-
iei-: q! ai
i of a; ! ..
T a Jecir ic.n of the
erroiieaus sin.
been tried in rho
com-.
too
court
S T.'ti:
r.e xVr
case has
! of il?.pca.ls.
i DON'T LOSE YOUR VOTE.
j (t is reported that certain
ar-
the
4. dent, advoc.i
'"s and
lo. :
i ,
"booze ' atii
iiiim
tii. think they
: on tiie- nroi.o-
4" can affect 1 1
sition by rc
4 c.-rs.
e vote
VOMiig
fi.
state
'jr!
11!
-,e can o
their vfi,
ill i.e..
iti t!'-ir lo.-i i
4- ollicei", ar.d
.'.mcinlm.-o!,
v Tile law
oil :-(il'e
feet the
On! ihe
nsti! o' bin 4
f covid.:-, !l:;it ii.i
v n;ii -A ; i c.- i i, e .-( .,
voies east. The ,.
determined by shy
n;i. ... d i;
aieri y nf ,
i! in' is I
highest
cc
' east for .'.!,' o:
bill
I the to-ill
ii-li '!! the
man votes
name g...-s
bother he
The State
! mnnbfr of names wr
! poll wheels. When :
j on an amendment hi
into he 1il ai vole.
- i , v
for any o
ed-.
on hoard lias
that tiie tea
i-tMi'-d irisirruc
( vote lie, cerf'T-
t.ll til" poll
! ion
h'd
she.
I s
it ti:i'icars
s in order to
i) determine tin'
various a mend
resnl.
on
meels.
It. is to'l.e hoped that, no i'lroh!-
bi.ioni.-.ts o.- aui.i-pi'iihieitioiiist'
Will lose h
am-e of tin
vote thr.xmh ittnor-
HV,
crop as much as was an: tcipated.
Twentv of the large produeir.g coun
ties report the yield turning out much
hdter ihnti they had expected and that
the yield will he t.l.r- n.-st in several
years. .
. )- . H
Jueeepffj Ufa
-fx
i
A
i:
saffty, to yuiir-eh' in-! tf ih..-.
of that nit of i.yt ' Pev.v'.l
acts on the mind like exercr
- now idea's thmuern tlie t ra;n.
1 t
0 K I. A itO.M
1 x '',lANK
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