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13, 192S 3 Vage four THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN, PHOENIX, THURSDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER Tabulated Returns From 393 Complete And Nine Incomplete State Precincts Govern Alitor 'V CiHW M.tM Sautter CBsre -J Iw COUNTIES If- I I i 5 1 I '3 I' 1 l2l I 8 jfigt life I 2501 "Wl" 18! 19j 3285H "I04j l27413j 5101) 176) 4181 288 781 ToirT74H 412!) "siOH 267TW 9283 li-MEQNSb 23 1C2 340 851) 3631 458!) 138) 206j 131) 418!) 4747316! 438 7m I IT" Ml llAl 204 151 -3944 I -maM -Tggr- tffiffffh 4701 107211 9901 lM255j 25711 14111) 137oT936r--643! 249; 14n4 jl-g no. 3lJ ll -rr-- 9271 13) 22j 431' LJgLl 25H-H55 1 -SxOPA -blTc 3Mfl -cqIIHtI 22l H-0' 3928i 157W-6935TT847 3982111012211 4900! 691011 36141 13631 32831 37011)1055311106171) 63921 5109! 3710140 I '-rttfmff "2 fgSjTOT-gjl MrgF-egetl 34eU 480 Sl 120T-l20T2W-27Q02l 981jl- 545 55011 154 964! 57) 20111 956!) 06611 Sll!" 565 ir1107 -NXVrd 12ot m' 463 186i 901-1491 495TTT265T 470l655 I 490 728 1 189! 276! 291501 1( 6701 675 ju NAVAJO 4541 533! gggTQjgLHgg7' 1412' 29911 428 17013102) 30811 321)) 327jl 1642! 1778! T42! 325 -Pl, 1 jlir-VoMo 671 W1W791 70811 II 6321 723l( 460) 208) 410) 3041) )) Mi sTX-CRUZ: ii gall '111 1841 4721 -7001 62T121! 5W2W25M615I 872H 496( 46211 276j 203) 3601 1631 89311 381)1 904 ii it ii II 24291 6881 894 611 2645 110U zucju 1423 uu4 tg jti 1 .) xj, 141)1 866 YAVAPAI YUMA TOTALS 5671)1132701 9100! 1 7769j 1 25185)125470 )18948 18085 5324 26182 5299i2B226i 8297 j253681 13L 31 Yavapai County Democrats LOCAL Name George Ruff Murphy Defeated Legislature In ner ror Sheriff Against Kincade Primary Upsets (Exclusive Republican Dispatch) 8pt. 12. With intense lntMf in a numbpr of onntPstf for itofficru tli -runty ti-kt, Gila (foiintv votorn niassfl at t.h polls i'TuoKdiiy and when the ballots were fitliouslit of nomination liad An th cativam of th bnllots was completed, npet followfd uppct, Uvith nunihfr of persons in Aiizon.i and (Jila county fpoJitlcn for many years fallinp he- lifore the MnsauHs of newcomers in fthe political arena. Chief among the surprises was jthe nomination of Mrs.

Lucy Nash 'Hsrhman for county superintendent schools, who was victorious by hie- vote in of the fact that is now tinder indictment by the lila county, Ki and jury on number of charRen concerning her conduct of thd office. Mrs. Bachman i also the only Democratic candi- iiHie wno win nave opposition in uk penerai election. Mrs. Dorothy Johnson S'mith In the Republican 'nominee for county superintendent schools.

I contest for supervisors when Mark If Jllrks, connlderpfl an outsider in the i race, decisively defeated I. P. Mc- REDUCE FREIGHT RATES The freight rates on cement copper from Kirkland to Superior, Hayden and Douglas were reduced by the Corporation Commission to the same rates which apply to ores and concetrates of all values shipped from Kirkland to the destinations named. WILL RETURN TODAY M. C.

Hankins. secretary to the Arizona State Highway Commission, will return this morning from Cochise county where he went several days ago on business. RECEIVES NOMINATION State Senator Fred T. Colter of Apache county received the Democratic nomination for re-election, according to a telegram received yesterday by Governor Hunt from the Senator. HOLD HEARINGS Four applications for permits to operate service cars in Douglas were heard yesterday by the Corporation Commission and taken under advisement.

The four applicants were Ramon Sanchez. Abram Madrii, Ben Suarez, and Jesus Nevnres. HOME FROM CALIFORNIA Mr. and Mrs. Silas Clark, who have been spending some time on the coast, have returned to their home in Phoenix.

They have been visiting in Southern California since July. FINAL BAND PRACTICE George Hamby, director of the band of Boy Scout Troop 17, announced yesterday that final band practice will be held tonight at 6 o'clock at Tenth and Washington streets. The band is to make its first public appearance in 'concert at East Lake Park Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock. TO ENTER TEMPE COLLEGE Miss Eleanor G. Stroud, popular Phoenix Junior college student for the past two years, has returned to Phoenix after an extended tour of Northern and Southern California.

Miss Stroud, who is a member of the Iota Sigma Alpha and Alpha Sigma Gamma sororities, plans to enter Tempe State Teachers college this year to continue her collegiate studies. LONGVIEW CIRCLE MEETS The LongvieTV pre-school circle will hold a call meeting at the home of Mrs. J. D. Williams, president of the circle, 381 Cleveland road, at 3 o'clock Friday afternoon.

Plans for the fall work will be discussed and all members and those interested in pre-school work have been invited. Yuma Chooses Nellie Bush For Senator; Chappell Has Easy Sheriff Nomination Superintendent of School: t.snra Hopper (D) 2004; Mamie (D Recorder: Charles Eer Grace Chapman (D) Assessor: C. E. Gentry (Ut Tom Nolan (R) 923: O. W.

en.staff (D) 1258 G. M. Dickson (D) 1735 State Senator: A. II. Favour J.

R. McFarland I) W. A. Nickcrson H)) 1361. Defense Ends Suddenly I Kelley Continued From Prs" nri Mrs.

Relic White testified th; that day, August 5, she enter his garar.et 5:30 p. in Thre other rebuttal witnesses c'-t they had seen and sochev to i at Venice Bench pier as lute as o'clock tiiat day. I USED AUTO PARTS I Guaranteed in Every Way We Save You Money Phoenix Auto Wrecking Co. 437 East Adams St. and 1 Cor.

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Tel. 4969 SS PRESCOTT. Sept. 12. (AP) In 42 out of 60 Yavapai county precincts reported complete tonight, George Ruffner is the Democratic nominee for sheriff over E.

S. Kin-cade. Ruffner rolled up a majority of 2,109 votes over his rival. W. E.

Patterson has a lead of better than 500 votes over Perry Ling for county attorney In the same number of precincts and Laura Hopper is fax ahead of Mamie Shaughnessy in the race for county superintendent of schools. Grace Chapman has smothered Charles Esser under an avalanche of votes for county recorder with a lead of more than 2,500. Three Republicans won uncontested nominations for the state legislature when the names of Frost L. Benham of Jerome. Robert L.

Finch of Clarkdale, and F. X. Moo-ney of Clarkdale were placed on the ballot. Senator A. H.

Favour of the eighth legislature, member of the Colorado river commission, was renominated for the senate." running second to James R. McFarland, immediate past vice-commander of the Arizona department of the American Legion. They are both Democrats. The final count of Yavapai county's vote follows: U. S.

Senator: Cameron, 868fi Stewart 510; Ashurst 2372; Rutherford 688. Congressman: Axline 1100; Douglas 2645. Supreme. court: Ross 1263; Sweeney 1454J. Governor: S'otVurd 3K3; Phfllips 688: Udall 385; Kerby 1416; Hunt 1783.

Secretary of State: Linville 1063; Joyner 438; Callaghan 2489. State Treasurer: Wheeler 2219; Price 2449. Attorney General: Lynch 507; Smith 461; Peterson 757; Sullivan 1492. Tax Commissioner! Murphy 1423; Howe 1471. Supervisors: W.

Dickersoti (D) Carter (R) 255; Link Smith (R) 426; G. O. Vyne (D 777; C. W. 249; J.

Van Dickson (D) 442; E. A. McSwiggin (D) 359; Bert Tilton (D) 344. County Attorney: Perry Ling D) 1343; W. E.

Patterson (D) 1890. Sheriff: George Ruffner (D) 2770; E. S. Kincade (D 661. RADIATORS Chemical Steam Cleaned With a Guarantee M.

WELDING 35 Washington Phone 4174 Indian Pottery and Baskets MILLER'S i- The Indian Store 40 W. Adams THE O. S. STAPLEY CO. New Phone No.

23194 Phoenix Mesa Chandler Glendale HARDWARE FARM EQUIPMENT 19067)257281 2847) 6704) DAUGHTERS OF THE NILE MEET The Daughters of the Nile will meet at the home of Mrs. C. A. Westerdahl, 1307 North Seventh street, tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock. They will sew for the Shriners Hospital lor Crippled Children.

RETURNS FROM FLAGSTAFF D. A. Gilchrist, head of rodent control work in Arizona for the U. S. Bureau of Biological Survey, returned j-esterday from Flagstaff where he spent the summer months directing the bureau's work in that vicinity.

PLAN FIRST FALL MEET The opening fall meeting of the John C. fircpflwav tioat of the American Legion will be held tonight at the Veterans of Foreign Wars hall at 8 o'clock. The Greenway post discontinued meetings for the summer ust before the convention but for the winter regular meetings will be held the second and fourth Thursday's of each month. PAST CHIESS MEETING FRIDAY The Capitol Past Chiess association will meet at noon Friday at the Grand cafe, it was announced yesterday by Mrs. Charles Steele of Tempe, president of the rganization.

Following this meeting, members of the club will go to home of Mrs. Henry Chambers, 347 North Fifth avenue, for a short session. VISITING HERE Mrs. Jack Gable of Arlington visited yesterday at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

C. W. Peterson, 2141 West Jefferson street RAIL CHIEF HERE W. C. Mc-j Cormick, general passenger agent for the Southern Pacific Railroad company, Atlantic system, at New Orleans, visited yesterday, in Phoenix, enroute to Los Angeles.

CREIC HTON PARENT TEACHERS MEET The first meeting of the year for the Creighton Parent Teacher Association will be held at 2 o'clock Friday afternoon in the school auditorium. Mrs. Lee Fer-ringer, chairman of the program committee, has planned a particularly interesting program for this meeting. HELD TO ANSWER Roy McNeil, arrested recently on a charge of failure; to provide for his minor child, was held to answer to the superior court at his hearing yesterday before Justice Nat T. Jte-Kee.

The defendant was released on his own recognizance to appear for trial later. proceed with plans and specifica-'ions if found sufficient. A petition was also received from Property owners on North Second avenue, from Van Buren to Roosevelt streets, asking that an ornamental lighting system be installed. The request was referred to City Manager C. E.

Griggs and City Engineer J. W. Jamieson for checking. Mayor Paddock appointed L. M.

Fitzhugh, Ed. Wasielewski, Otto Jannssen, Building Inspector F. C. Hurst and M. Timmons as a committee to revise the building ordinance with a view of ultimately-adopting the standard building code.

Decision to appoint the committee vas reached at a commission meeting held August 15. Marion Wallace 604. Assessor, R. Marine 574. State senator: Earl C.

Slipher (D) 785. State representative, Fred W. Perkins (R) 264; T. McCarty (R) 230. Senator Bettwy Of SantaCruzN ominated NOGALES.

Sept. 12. fAP) Andrew Bettwy, present state sen- fator from Santa Cruz county, was re-nomlnated in Tuesday's primary, returns tonight showed. H. J.

Patterson was nominated for sheriff. More than 60 big air lines arrive or depart from Croydon air drome. England, every day. FINE LEATHER Bill Folds, Hand Bags Hand Tooled Graves Indian Shop 16 North Central BR 25335) 1547512 1 798, 1 1051 9 IMEN LEADS SHERIFF RAGE PINAL VOTE (Exclusive Republican Dispatch) FLORENCE, Sept. 12.

Walter Laveen, incumbent, apparently had won the democratic nomination for sheriff of Pinal County over State Senator Tom Wills in Tuesday's primaries, on the face of incomplete returns which tonight give him a 'ead of 372 votes. Tabulations of the primary vote made here show complete returns from 10 precincts, incomplete from four, and seven precincts for which no report has been made. Precincts not reporting at a late hour tonight were Eeldman, Mammoth, Copper Creek, Cottonwood, Hayden Junction, Picacheo and Aravapai. Other candidates who apparently had won democratic dominations were: Alva Weaver, for treasurer; Ernest McFarland, for county attorney; Tad Moore, for county assessor; Mrs. Mattie Hall, for county recorder; George Truman, for state senator; and Mrs.

Margaret Randell for county superintendent of schools. There were no candidates for the republican nominations to these offices. Charles Whitlow was given the nomination for constable of Florence, and Cowan for Superior. The incomplete figures showed following vote for candidates seeking nomination for svate offices: Governor Hunt, Kerby, 911; Phillips, 108; Stoddard, 67; Udall, 49. Attorney General Lynch, 460; Smith, 208; Peterson, 410; Sullivan, 304.

Secretary of State Linville, 419; Joyner, 37y; Callaghan. 70S. Treasurer Price, 723; Wheeler, 632. Tax Commissioner Murphy, 667; Howe, 659. Supreme Court Judge Roes, Sweeney, 416.

TJ. S. Senator Ashurst, Rutherford. 262; Cameron, 155; Stewart, 44. Woman's Party Will Support Republicans WASHINGTON'.

Sept. 12. (UP) -The National Woman's Party announced tonight it had decided at a conference this afternoon to support the Republican presidential ticket because "these are the only ones whose election offers any hope to the movement for equal rights between men and women." "It is not possible to support the Democratic presidential nominee," a resolution said, "because he opposes equal rights for women in industry and has had a long record, during his career as governor, of opposition to equal industrial opportunity for women and has actively sponsored laws handicapping women in earning their livelihood." Murderer Of Four Kills Self In Cell SACRAMENTO, Sept. 12. (AP) Percy G.

Karnes, confessed slayer of four of his ex-wife's relatives, was found dead in his cell in the county Jail tonight. He is believed to have committed suicide. ARIZONA to; age Si is ibuting COMPANY .8 S. Central Phone 23187 cam CHAMOOM aes PHONE 02SB PHONE ftS3 Plumbing and Heating Repair work a specialty Prompt and Efficient Service O. E.

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chairman of the Ariaona Highway commission and high up in the Hunt adminiBtrution. Other successful candidates for supervisor were Burton A. Ouynup and Curtis L. Knight. In the race for representative, Roy S.

Kelly of Miami, was an easy winner for one of the places, but another surprise came in the nomination of J. T. Lewis, who was named by a big vote over Mike Murphy, a member of the Colorado river commission. W. T.

Rosen-baum and John McCormiek are the other two nominees for representative. Probably the biggest upset of all, however, was when J. S. Dugan, took the county treasurership away from Laura A. Brookner "VVick, who had been conceded the office for weeks before the primaries by political experts.

Dugan wrested the nomination from Mrs. Wicks by a big vote. J. Alt Edwards was named as the Democratic nominee for sheriff, Dan D. Rienhardt defeated J.

P. Daughterty for county attorney, and Alfred Kinney and John R. Lyons for state senators. E.T. Stewart was unopposed for recorder and G.

Duncan was named assessor. YUMA, Sept. 12. Returns from 24 25 precincts in Yuma county, totaled here tonight, showed that Nellie T. Bush, now serving as state representative, and Hugo B.

Farmer, won the Democratic nominations, unopposed, for state senator, and that Virginia J. Harris and William Wisener were nominated as Democratic candidates for state representative from districts No. 1 and 2. respectively, defeating W. G.

Keiser and A. D. Putnam. Jim Chappell. Democrat, was unopposed for the nomination for sheriff.

He has aerved several terms in that office. In the Republican race for sheriff. J. M. Polha-mus won from Walter S.

Ingalls by the scant margin of 31 votes in the precincts counted. I Henry F. Ashurst won from C. H. Rutherford in the Democratic con-jtest for United States senator by a i comfortable margin, as did Ralph II.

Cameron from Frank R. Stewart in the Republican race for this of- nce. l.overnor Hunt and John C. Phillips were leaders in the Democratic and Republican races for governor. The vote, as reported here tonight, was as follows: United States senator: Ashurst 1142: Rutherford (D) 454; Cameron (R) 412; Stewart (R) 157.

Supreme court Judge: Ross (D) 9S3: Sweeney (D) 537. Governor: Hunt (D) 1047: Kerbv (D) 9SS Phillips (R) 223; Stoddard (R 194; Udall 174. Secretary of State: Callaghan D) 725; Joyner (D) 510; Linville i 1) i Zi3. State treasurer: Price (D) 9S0; Wheeler (DJ 477. Attorney general: Lynch (D) ji4tf; Peterson D) 412; Smith (D) 295: Sullivan (D) 483.

State tax commissioner: Howe (D) 7S3; Murphy (D) 722. State senator: Bush (D) 830; Farmer (D) 1105. State representative district No. 1: Harris (D) 486; Keiser (D) 324; district NO. 2: Wisener (D) 886; Putnam (D) 4S6.

Sheriff: Chappell (D 1536, unopposed; Ingalls (R) 301; Polhamus It 332. Recorder: Ketcherside (R), unopposed. Treasurer: Riley (D). unopposed. County attorney: Banker (D) 10S6; Copple (D 967i Matthews (R) 3SS.

Assessor: Kelly (D) 1092; Power (D) S67. Pima Assessor Race Proves Close Affair TUCSON. Sept. 12 AP With but one small precinct remaining to be heartf from, all primary election races in Pima county appeared definitely settled. Harry Drachman.

present county assessor, had a 60-vote margin over Herbert -nambers. who had crowded him csosely. Pima county Republicans gave termer Senator Cameron a 2 to 1 vote over Frank R. Stewart and gave John Udall more votes for the office of governor than Phillips and iwmai comDinecl. n' mr o- convention todav.

uui. v. a. was nominated bv acclamation 1 short trm in COMPLAINT DISMISSED A complaint against F. Floyd Galpin, charged with failure to provide for his wife and minor child, was dismissed yesterday by Justice Clarence E.

Ice at the request of the complaining witness and the consent of the county attorney. WATER BILLS DUE Water service to consumers who have failed to pay their water bills will be cut off unless the accounts are settled within the next two days, according to announcement yesterday by Walter Davis, chief clerk of the department. If wafer is shut off for non-payment an additional charge will be made before service is resumed. HOME FROM VACATION Friedman returned yesterday morning from a three months' outing on the coast. Ho was at Venice most of the time, though he managed to get as far north as San Francisco.

The weather there was cool but it was insufferably hot most of the time in southern California except along the beaches. Wherever he went he found Phoenix to be the chief topic of conversation. END COAST VACATION Mr. -nd Mrs. R.

P. Morton, 1639 Grand avenue, returned to Phoenix yesterday after spending several months vacationing in California. While on the coast. Mr. and Mrs.

Morton spent a great deal of time in visiting the cities of southern California. The Mortons visited friends ana relatives who reside in various coast cities and also spent some time at their summer home. NEW ORGANIZATION TO MEET The initial meeting of the Preschool circle of the Madison Bchool district will be held from 3 to 4 o'clock tomorrow afternoon. The newly organized club is modeled after the Parent-Teachers association except that it is for parents of children who are not yet of school tige. Tomorrow's meet will be held the Madison school auditorium with Mrs.

F. E. Daly as chairman of the day. FRIENDSHIP DAY The annual Friendship day program will be held at Phoenix Union high school today when all upperclass co-eds entertain their "little sisters" or new entering students at a luncheon. Each girl will wear a tag at the school today, the tag bearing her name.

The Friendship day program is a sort of "general mixer." CHURCH MEETING Women of Ihe Central Christian church wiil have an all-day meeting from 10 i. in. to 4 p. m. tomorrow.

The meeting was called by the president, Mrs. Russ F. Tatum, to formulate plans for the fall and winter work. Each woman is to bring one article of food for a basket luncheon. UNDELIVERED TELEGRAMS Telegrams which have failed of delivery are being held at the Western Union office for Mr.

and Mrs. J. Carlton Stroupe, R. A. Wolfe, JaV Johnson, D.

P. MacSween, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Carrow, Eddie Moore and Mrs. Roy Sterling.

FOUND NOT GUILTY H. Schoenheit, arrested Monday on a charge of petit larceny, was found lot guilty at his trial yesterday before Justice Clarence E. Ice. Schoen heit, resident of the Tempe road, was accused of the theft of a doc- TO SAN DIEGO City Commis sioner J. A.

Godwin, accompanied by Walter Martin, chairman of the Chamber of Commerce aviation committee and H. B. W'atkins, manager of the local chamber, left yesterday for San Diego to attend the aviation meet opening there today. WILL SELL STOCK The Highway -Communities, of Phoenix was authorized by the Corporation Commission yesterday to issue 2,000 shares of its preferred stock, and 8,000 shares of its com mon stock in units of one share of preferred and four shares of common stock and to sell the stock to persons named in the application at $101 a unit. Under the permit none of the stock can be sold to the general public.

make Surenuf Pork Sausage SURENUF SANDWICH SHOP Adams at First Street 24-Hour Towing Finest Tow Car in State PHONE 4094 O'Connell Bros. 610 NORTH CENTRAL. CRYSTAL PURE DISTILLED WATER Mayor Paddock Presides Over City Commission Meeting AndNamesNew Committee To Revise Building Code Complete Navajo Count Shows Big Ashurst Margin WINSI.OW, Sept. 12. All precincts in Navajo county tonight had reported complete returns In TueKda.v' primary.

The figures are as follow For s. senator: Ashurst 1.024; Cameron ti23; Mewart 186; Uuth-rford IS2. For ronsrreRsni.m:. Douglas. Axline 411.

Supreme conrt Ross SOS Sween-' ey 550. Governor: Hunt 1.05S; I'dall 495; Kerhy 71 Phillips Stoddard PO. i Srcretary of state: Callaghan Jo.vner 413: Linville 211'. Auditor. Frohmiller 1,119.

Treasurer: Price 7 1 Wheeler 491. Attorney General: Sullivan 4S6; Peterson Smith JTT; Lynch Superintendent of public instruction: Case Corporation commissioner: Betts 1.137. Tax commissioner: Murphy 666; Howe 668; Wilde 3StJ. inspector: Poster 1134. I Johnson's Fate In Washington Race Remains In Doubt RATTLE.

Sept. 12. (AP) Kelt nomination of Representative Al- bert Johnson, author of the nat-, ional immisration restriction act' I bearing his name, was uncertain tonight as compilations of returns irom yesterday's primarv reared completion. who has ivnrMniu.1 i the third Washington congression-i al district since nu. was clinging votes over Homer Rone of Taconi i with only 29 precincts out of 627 unheard from.

juwi oi me mission precincts were district favorable to Johnson 'and sujiporters of the representa-J! live were confident that when Hie ottidal count is made the Hoyuiam man would be victorious. jTwo Calif ornians Drown In Lake As Power Boat Sinks MAKYSV1U.I-; Cab. Sept. 12' A The body of M. Smith.

prominent local merchant and peach i MiowVr. who was drowned yesterdav hen his power boat sank in Lake Almanor, was recovered today. The body of Edward Iewis, local MEMORANDUM Following the return to the city Saturday of Mayor F. J. Paddock, ihe city commission yesterday held its first fully attended meeting for more than a month.

The meeting was unusually quiet and routine matters only were disposed of. Several petitions for new paving Jobs were presented to the commission. These petitions requested the paving of Willetta street, from Fifteenth to Sixteenth streets; Culver street, from Fourteenth to Sixteenth streets; Coronado road, between the alley east of Eleventh avenue and ine alley east of Fifteenth avenue; Fifth avenue, from Latham street to McDowell road. The petitions were referred to the city engineer tor checking, with instructions to Coconino Goes For Hunt And Phillips FLAGSTAFF, Sept. 12.

(AP) Twenty-six complete and one incomplete precinct out of 29 in Coconino county give; Ashurst 823 Rutherford 162; Cameron 348; Stewart 298. Douglas 818; Axline 468. Ross 516; Sweeney 404. Kerby 358; Hunt 707: Stoddard 193; Phillips 327; Udall 136. Linville 207; Joyner 119; Callaghan 557.

Frohmiller 851. Wheeler 363; Price 458. Lynch 138; Smith 20; Peterson 131: Sullivan Case 821. Betts 474. Murphy 476; Howe 316; Wilde 438.

Foster 761. County offices. Democrat: For Sheriff, D. L. McKinney 534; Thomas H.

Wagner 562. For treasurer: J. G. Higginbotham S77. For county attorney: F.

M. Gold 572; H. L. Russell 501. School superintendent.

Charlotte Acker 744. Republican: Sheriff, J. C. Kester 575. Recorder School Supplies iVlarlar Drue Store xm YOU THE MONEY IF tax time finds you short of money, just drop into our office where we shall be glad to ar- range a small loan to help you.

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