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for heavy or four-wheeied vehicle; should nave
cessiTe pace viii required. TO be shown to & an
T5oS 'Sp' sr ias s. r"I lssa years Ek!as second
eoG F s56 Bh56 khs Mas 0 Highly + E com ronsaded
Class (roadsters roadster should not 6s under under
manners hook and knee action biting and shoelng and
as h m are s ana eaas7s apse5 al IN ts Ane Nun
E s6ss4 i5e Ais doen wkfI Es ea Pa,eSsn an by
Re- kes & TsT nni5 T.s5s pa'fssn sar
i5 years sire Gf GTfsnsa5 q NE['f r Robbns
class - oadde horses hands inches ana no.
Avn PENN second Danny peeTeF ch g. 15i years;
Mrs James G. MESSIAH Third, kentucky Girl, ch m.
I52 years: George Watson East St LOUIS III n gn,y
f2Ta5asP3sS f:TRsaf f6ye '1s'''''F' 81 g.
. and not Glass ss fer u pair ssn. t not oSs Saat5 n y
orses that never taken ribbon at any Of the
by the ehfbtor for least ninety days before
6is,Fis Logan lsa sesTs sns and sIsans Ds9sy
sssa Lsas sr g q l'E ssss Ses5 and 6ssaTbsas:
z % y.ars and d s5G soT a5d a ssss Years
Eben D Jordan Boston. Highly commended Nelly Lang
i2 ch Pesr l' Fedeef zssE { sas ay Aoa @
un5 50 Is lands naa s. S9ssF style i and 9ii at
s3g5d action TO 2 se e0nSdssg , eaFI M
caTTnars team driven by r. F carrnan. Dqnder. Bit
a7e1 6o9el by Aup a4e Baton, Bshdon Bslan oSood
NewboE Third the Misses Gladys ana MARION lawson
conqaeTor soreerer Highly commended Alfred g
and cinderels
Class 1thoroushbreds. running horses ssilions; three
eosdered This class 10 be shown in hand not 5oden en-
My Max MsdeP: Poa' n Or Asie Sea6G Bemsr
ane S5S cs 1so IS s' ea4s Ass' Sire yasr All
Interpose; }. Hume Carter. Mount Holly. y Higals
dam Thira; Valley View Farm White Plains Y.
Class % s M @ @ sdde b. ssht up to-
so per cen0First Kinloch ch g. le years exhibited
burg Va Second NightnEale. b. m. l5S; years: +:
sHss f m saaF T Fa fp a. Eusr
br g, l6.liz George Pepper. Toronto. Canada
& Is & se oT s sahope 2S ete1s or ose2
similar vehicle should have quality style
TO an appropriate vehicie,~First Billy Finch. br
/ as I Phaaepa snss hs seeend ' Msrqas G to iS
s s5a ase d \ T. d f S Glorious re Red cloud bf e.
lsss aged and Glorious ThundeT c9nS b. e. Is 81.
tis'1ss iSI years s:I: Eoez b Jordan Boston.
Is lands eSe sT old or mp
lse = M5e as,1nsn Tsn sessna ' lam nas1is s
Slk n f5i Years: MS II. Haicon,b Pit.sbuTs.
Lawson, Boston Highly commended. Dan Leno br. e.
I5.15z years; sidney Holloway.
hands sss fecss ssoesaisg Is hands aehss,
seanc F. fe second Glorious wfirline @ c1oaa s
years ThSnss " and Arnold Lawson. Boston. Third.
Sd @ Ass d Fy aa g Atier'eT od Rect G i' eh M n
IisA. Gold Reef u ch, I4a years Frederick
Glass 90 QUALIFIED fheavy weight up
lso pounds TO hounds: conformaon and quality
.Ts Jsek Fr0s & M ls YsaFs s1 JaIss yes4s eSs
eh 1el years Clarence Moore Washington p Pc, C
Beck London. Ont. Canada
New-York tribune., 1901-11-19
PROGRAMME FOR TO-DAY.

1000 n..-Jucgng Shetland brood Class 30
r-Judgng four hackney yeariing fles. Class 80
lo.2s-a m.-Judgtns hve hackney two-year-od Niles
Class 81
Judsins three hackney three-year-old hllies
Glass 81
1850 rnJudging three hackney brood mares Class "a
100 a. na-Judging trottins brood mares Class O.
1lis rn-Judging three trotins two-year-old flies
Class 4.
II 80 -Judging yearling trotters oolts nliies
cIaes s
II 80 a. n-Judsins horses suitable 10 become
hunters Class ss
1920 o. n-Judgins twelve horses and hanson cabs
let for hire Class 81
i:oo =. ra.-Recess.
zoo T. rn.-Judging pairs OF harness horses
C;sss 80
c.sep u,-Judssns trosters with record OF
$50 better Class IL.
T. r-gudgng seventeen horses. brouzhs1ns and ap
posntTnents Class 80 49,
40 o m-Judssne standard bred trotng stations
for service. Class g.
4 p u-Preirninary the jumps OF thtrty-one
iadies hunters entered in Class So and only
selected will be allowed compete
IN that class st p m On Friday, November p
40 rn-Judgng sixteen teams 0our-n-hands Class 60
$40 p. In.-Juagns twenty harness horses dealers
Class s5.
p. m--Recess.
m-Judeing twentythree saddle horses. Class p
D. m.-Judging fifteen harness tandems, Class IS.
$50 P nJudginS nine qualified thoroughbred hunters
CIAsa
New-York tribune., 1901-11-19

law. forbidding the consolidation OF parallel
lines does not in Its charter set forth any IN
tanHon of working a consolidation but declares
aa among the objects for which the corpora
tion was formed: To acquire by purchase SUB
scyiptioD or otherwise, and to hold as invest
Inant any bonds or other securities or evidences
~ indebtedness or any shares cf capital stock
created or issued by any other corporations
association or associations, Of the state or New
Jersey or OF any other State. Territory or coun-
try r,,,..,
and Quincy Railroad Company net in this city
YESTERDAY and elected these directors; j. D.
HiI J. y Hill. Norman B. Ream. Robert
Bacon. E. H Hartman. Jacob II. Schiff. George
+ Could H Mex. Twombly, Charles E Per-
kins Ersncis W Hunnewell and j. Malcolm
FORBES The retiring directors are Charles j.
Paine T. J. Coolidge, William Endicott. James
n Smith. Richard Olney. Edward W. Hooper,
George P Gardner and Nathaniel Thayer.
Messrs Perkins Hunnewen and Forbes were
r,embers OF the old board AT the directors
meeting which followed the stockholders meet
ing the following officers were elected: Chair
man Francis w. HunEewell; president, George
p Harris; first vice president and treasurer.
lanes c Peasley; secretary. T. s. Rowland
Union Pacific declined to 10ila under the influ-
ence of Governor Van SAINTS declaration, but
closed at 1051s a net loss of is per cent Great
Northern closed at 1874 a net loss OF 11s per
cent.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-19

Jack Point by Sir Dixon-Merry Maiden; T. L.
Watts Belmar by Belvidere-Adele; j. H Car
ter's chestnut colt Spokane. by Hyder Ali-ln-
terpose, and the Valley View Farms chestnut
colt St Nicholas. There not animal in
the lot that could by any chance be called first
class.
The evening programme began with the 1udg-
ing of twenty-taree pairs Of carriage horses,
and spirited contest resulted. w l. Elkinss
Billy Finch again appeared. along with Foraker,
and the pair proved invincible. After pro-
longed try OUT they got the blue ribbon over
II. c Hoskiers chestnut pair Marquis Ito and
Lord Tantivy, with Thomas ". Lawson's entry
in third place.
The saddle torse class for horses OF medium
size gave the exhibitors line the prefer
ences of Mr.. Gooch, the judge who succeeds
Mr.. Busigny He evidently likes the big. strong
headed horse of sweeping style, for Mrs. W. E.
Kotman's chestnut mare More Than Queen who
is built on those lines, got the most coveted
award with Lady Bonnie. owned by Mrs. C. H
HalcoYnb, the second choice. The tanderas and
the qualified hunters finished the evenings judg-
ing
As matter of fact. the horse got less atten-
ton last evening than he will get succeeding
evenings, for the Horse Show folk were occupied
in getting their bearings and in greeting many
of their friends, whom they saw there for the
first time after the separations Of the summer
New-York tribune., 1901-11-19
MRS. FISKE UPHELD BY JUSTICE

The injunction asked for by David Belasco hv
means OF which he sought to restrain Mrs Minnie
Maddern Fiske from producing The Unwelcome
Mrs Hatch at the Manhattan Theatre next Mon.
day evening, was denied yesterday by Justice Law
renee in the Supreme Court.
Belasco asserted that the play was written bv
Mrs Burton Harrison in collaboration with him
and that ii was he who was responsible for the
plot, the incidents and most of the dialogue He
asserted that Mrs. Harrison had entered into a
contract with him, by which he was 10 have the
sole right 10 the play payment to her of certain
royalties He declared that she had violated her
agreement by surrepttiously disposing of the plav
to Mrs Fiske and her husband and manager Har-
rison Grey Fiske.
On behalf OF the defendants 1t was alleged that
the play was written solely by Mrs Harrison and
that Belasco had nothing whatsoever to do with
its composition, incidents staging In the
rnemoran ndum handed down by Justice Lawrence
yesterday he says that, all the allegations in
Mr.. Belasco's afndavits denied speciicaiIy In
the defendants afidavits he is compelled TO DENY
the motion. That holding, Mr Belascos counsel
say will have no effect on the trial. for the reason
that there the witnesses are orally examined and
cross-eXamined in court. Mr.: Belasco's attorneys.
under his instructions. served notice yesterday on
Mr.. Fiskes attorney that they will bring the case
on for trial at the first term OF the court at which
II be reached
New-York tribune., 1901-11-19
CAV VAN SAINT CAN'T HURT
yrc.I, OPINION THAT NORTHERN Pa
c1FIC-GREAT NORTHERN ARRANGE
MENT CANNOT BE BROKEN UP
IN MINNESOTA

The principal topic of discussion IN wan
street yesterday was the attitude OF Governor
va, SAINT Of Minnesota toward the arrange
,,.nf for virtual consolidation Of the Northern
pacific and Great Northern roads; although the
engagement for export of so large sum OF gcio
ss 81. 900 600 had a much more unfaToraoie IN
huence on the market.
II the leading interests in the Northern Sc
curitfes Company have any apprehension or an
unsettling through the action OF Governor van
SAINT of the peace recently established IN the
Northwestern railway field. they did not give
evidence OF it yesterday. although none OF them
were willing to talk for publication. Even
If the Arrangement for turning over the controi
Of the parallel and competing Great Northern
and Northern Pacific to the new proprietary
company should be prevented by the courts IL
"a understood that such an outcome would not
anact the Joint control of the Burlington by the
Union Pacific and the Northern Pacihc-Great
Northern roads. But the prevailing view IN
New-York tribune., 1901-11-19
.ARyY AND NAVY ORDERS.

Washington Nov. 1s.-The following army and
nayy orders have been Issued:
ARMY.
The following assignments o; officers recently ptomo6e 9o
Infsntry: lieutenant Colonel HENRY WfGANT 10
the 9th Infantry Major ZERAH w ToRt<Ef TO the
Infantry.
Tho retirement Colonel HENRY e MOVES. ID Cavalry
Is announced
,-,-s+ Lieutenant CLYDE FORD. assistant surgeon Will
report at hospital. Washington BARRACKS Tor outy
The honorable discharge OF First Lieutenant WALTER q
A fHJDFSTE:R. assistant captain and as
sstaut surgeon is announced
NAVY.
Commander G THOMAS. Medical Inspector L. g. HENE-
BERGER Passed Assistant Surgeon H H HAAS.
commissioned.
Iieutenan. Commander E. ). PORN. when discharged
treatment Island Hospital. TO home. three
months sick leave.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-19
Lace a chestnut mare that many observers
thought deserved a better fate.
GOOD JUMPING PERFORMERS

GOOD JUMPING PERFORMERS
None OF these hunters did any jumping. and
were judged simply on conformation and quail
fly. They were followed, however, by class
of jumpers open TO all Corners, which brought
out unusually large number Of good per
formers for early in the show Faliures 10
negotiate the jumps We're exceedingly few, ana
ii took a long time TO pick the best. crow q
Murray's four-year-old gelding Sure Pop at
length got the coveted blue decoration. although
Lord Mimic. fresh from his honors Of the pre-
rious class pressed him hard and carried OH
the red badge Of merit. Mr.. Colt scored once
more, his Insolvent got the yellow ribbon
In the course Of the trials Charles Guyer, who
was Up on NJ. II. Sternberger's Jack Of Hearts,
got shaken out of his saddle at one Of the
jumps but landed on his feet and was not hurt
American Beauty. Ralph Pulitzers hashy
Jumper was shown, but did not win anything
Only two pony stations exhibited and there
was another defeat for the owner Of the indie
pendence for Thomas W. Lawson's Glorious
Bonnie was adjudged inferior to Eben D. Jor-
dams Dilham Prime Minister. In the division
for stiI smaller pony stations there was shown
by Robert Whitworth. an Englishman, a We'll
bred stallion called Doncaster Model, son Of
Berkeley Model. which easily distanced all COM
New-York tribune., 1901-11-19
TESTS USFY GAIHNANN.
HE CONTENDS THAT THEY BEAR OUT
HIS THEORY OF HIS GUNS VALUE

The mixed board Of army and navy on'oeit ae
tailed to witness and report the performances
of the r;athmann gun did not make further tr1ai
of the gun yesterday The board intended 10 tfy
nrotectile TO be weighted with five hundred pounds
Of sand as substitute for the wet guncotton USED
IN the Gathmann she'll The OBJECT was 10 &scei.
tain what the shell was capable OF doins "'neo'
the explosive The boasd, however. decided TO
abandon any further test, after witnessing the
effect Of a regular service she'll charged with
twenty pounds OF Maximite. The latter was ois-
charged from the regular 12-inch Tane Win re-
New-York tribune., 1901-11-19

petitors This award was most popular with
the spectators, who were constantly increasing
sn numbers
By the time half q dozen Of the candidates
for honors in the class for heavy weight harness
horses. with which the afternoon programme
opened, had stepped into the ring. ii plain
that the harness horses were a great improve
,nent over anything ever seen in a show ring in
this country.
It was pity that this class could not have
been shown later in the afternoon. when the
crowd had well arrived. AS it was. they were
greatly admired by the comparatively few who
eaw them.
a. G. VANDERBILT'S GREY CLOUD EX-
cLUDED.
Alfred G. Vanderbilt showed his gray gelding,
Grey Cloud. but this animal was among the
first TO be excluded An animal of his color has
G great handicap overcome in the eyes of the
Judges. The contest sifted down TO W. l.
Elkinss brown stallion Billy Finch and G. D
Kings black stallion Thoarn, both good actors
and built in thorough well balanced fashion.
Billy Finch got the verdict, while the red decora-
fion went 70 his rival
Wilkes blood beat the Patchen strain in the
four-year-old roadster class. for Allie Nun
scored over Wf1kie Patchen. Thomas W. Law
son, who IS one Of the largest exhibitors in the
per was the best Of the small saddle horses
shown, but they were not up 10 the average.
Alfred @. Vanderbilt got honorable men
sion" with his four in hand team in the class IN
which Mrs r. r. Carnan's exhibit driven by
her husband, got the blue ribbon. Mr.. CarTnan
Grove Donder, Bitten Comet and Mars. Aurel
Batonyi. the French whip handled Mrs. John
Gegken's four. Brandon. Beirnar. Foxwood and
Newboy, who carried away the red ribbon.
Mr.. Vanderbilt drove his four in hand, and his
horsemanship was closely scru1inized. None Of
the whips put their team through any evolu-
fions of complicated nature, conteating them
selves with showing off the quality and style Of
their entries It was easy that Mr. Van
derbilt's victory, had it come. would have been
popular. but the decision OF the Judges was
generally approved.
Il is q pity that the thoroughbred is so poorly
represented at the show. II is always the same
story. The racing season is over, and the racers
are retired to the stock farms ia the South or
tn New-Jersey, and it is impossible to persuade
their owners TO run the risks of transportation.
comparatively few as they are. for the sake Of
showing their horses in the ring The thorough
bred class is and has been for years. farce at
every horse show. There is good reason for
continuing it unless assurances can be received
that entries Of consequence can be received
AN EASY CLASS TO JUICE.
yesterday. He had just FIVE candidates to pass
upon and il took him just three minutes to
award the prizes 10 A l. Aste's brown colt
New-York tribune., 1901-11-19
THOMAS j. DrNN'S NAN WINS.

The official canvass was finished last night on .e
a,dermanic vote in the XXVIIIth District, In whcn
sx Sheriff Thomas J. Dunn is the Tamrnany leader
Patrick Chambers the Tammany candidate TOR Al
derman was elected by plurality OF 10 10 votes @ SIN IN
total OF about $500. The canvass OF the Note
Sor AssenbIyman will be made to-day The ram
many candidate for Assenblyman was prooaoS
elected.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-19
NEW SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY.

RRoADUAy-MAIDEN LANE CONCERN AP-
PLIES FOR INCORPORATION.
Albany Nov. 1s-The BroadwaE-Maiden Lane
Safe Deposit Company has applied for incorporation
to the State Superintendent of Banks The prin-
cipal office Will be New-York City. and the capt.
tai win be 10000 The directors George L.
Brooks William L. Haskirs. Robert c. McCorInick.
Archibald A McCilashar. Gustav s Gorwtn Charles
7. Blaney. Hawkins a. Tucker. AfInitaSe Matthew's
and Inseph key. of NeW-York.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-19
4 SLEEPWALKER KILLED.

Atlantic City. Nov 1s ,SpeciaD. while In a
eomnambulistic state Frank NJ. Bolton climbed out
Of his bedroom window the second floor Of the
Hotel Tray at 4 o'clock this morning and
walking through the skylight fell thirty feet He
died few hours later in the City Hospital Bolton
was employed at the Traymore for twenty years
and was one Of the best known hotel men here
He was a brother Of the late George W. Bolton
proprietor Of the Bolton House. Harrisburg pa
and Congress Hall, Cape NAY.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-19
MONEY TO FIGHT SALOONS.
John D. ROCKEFELLER GIVES $4,000 A YEAR
CONDITIONALLY.
my TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBCSE.l ]

my TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNEl
po.b.ster n Y Nov iS-Meetings were held in
nesrlv every church in Rochester on Sunday In the
,,terest Of the State AntiSaloon League. at which
officers Of the league announced that a prominen,
man had agreed TO give $4,000 year for three
years the purpose of fighting the saloon.
- ~. s.at, I.oeue raised the sum OF $4,000 for
,bree wears II was said the name of the donor
would not be revealed
To-day II was reported that John D. Rocketeiier
:. tbe man The Rev George Peck. superintend-
ent of the Rochester district, would not deny 'na'
this .,s --.,a+;,rs
throughout State for the purpose OF raising the
conditional funds.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-19

Smith. GRAY & Co. Ne. l,245 Broadway. have
decorated their shop windows in handsome fashion
in honor of the Horse SHOW week oisnse anu
hIsck "a Tho color scheme. Saddles and brides
hunting horns and spurs used tellingly In the
decoration In one window is hne display OF
mems evening wear In an aa1o'nHfs fno Mi,,uo" @ ~
other displays are of cravats Of bright I colors
hanging from suspended whips. There IS also a
complete collection of livery. Excellent taste mas
been shown in the decoration OF these WINDOWS
The interior OF the store is bright with nags ana
bunting.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-19

Sumed by the sinoulderiCg
fire of disease there is little
sympathy. Inflammation,
with its fierce burning I;
liberation, eating into the
tissues ; the nervous system
almost shattered by suffer
ing; these are only part of
the daily agouies borne by
many q woman.
DR., Pierce's Favorite Pre-
scription puts out the fire
OF inflammation, heals ul-
cerztion, and cures female
weakness. II tranquilizes
the nerves. restores the ap-
petite, and gives refreshing
sleep. ~Favorite Prescrip-
tionm is the most reliable
put-up medicine offered as a
cure for diseases peculiar to
women. If alUaJs helps.
III almost alUays cures
-when first commenced
using Dr. Pierse's medicines. -
writes Mrs. George a. Strong, OF
GSuseyocrf Saratoga Co. n Y.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-19

and fail. The social side Of the show will not
wane, but rather increase the week goes by,
but the horse will come in for more attention
for al that.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-19
ON FIRE.

An exploding lamp; the clothing in blaze;
paragraph in the paper telling of horrible suffering
from burns. Tragedy il this form moves man
TO tears But for women who are daily being con-
New-York tribune., 1901-11-19

.I wa. suffering rom fem.ie weaknsss di.as,esa6e DC
tine dragged around IL way for and
began taking your zuedcne After taking frst bottle
beTau 70 of DR.. Pierce's
favorite Prescription t~o Of Golden Medical Discovery
ons vial of the Pleasant Pellets also used bottle Of
Or ssges catarrh Remedy Now feel like person
eaough for kind advice and the good
medicine has done
DR. Pierce's Common Sense Medical Adviser,
paper bound is sent free receipt of II one-cent
Stamps to pay expense Of mailing OILY. Address
Dr. & V Pierce Buffalo. n. Y.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-19
DECORATED FOR HORSE SHOW WEEK

10 n-Judgn. ,xenty-three pairs Of harness horses
New-York tribune., 1901-11-19
TpE.SURY DEPARTMENT, Office OF Ihe
GfeamhoaIs

AI,BANY EVENING LINZ Lars
Steamers ADIRONDACK or DEkNs SiN % n week days
LIT o. connectinx with trains for all points
$3.50.
CATSKILL HUDSON AND CO->.-asy
~ BOATS leave foot Of Christopher 81 Bossoo
n 6 p n. connecting with Catskii A9
n Albany ana Albany 4 Hudson RaiirOA0.-
A ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions 10 a.s Hroadxay.
"A received at their Uptown Once NO adyerts--
I'd door Of 31st-st until o cIoSS pf4css resa
noents received at following branch srb-ave.
oface O'Clock D. VIZ: Stn-Assss
cor 23d-st l53 6th-ave., 12th-s ae.h-st: ~,
Colunbus-xve-. near Isl y -
west 4ed-st. 6th-ave: o. East IT.. -. Ifth-sk
lcd-st. between 7th and sth aves-; lo9 HA
New-York tribune., 1901-11-19
SUMMARY OF AWARDS.

CFor social notes of the Horse Show see Page
New-York tribune., 1901-11-19
AN EASY CLASS TO JUICE.

John E. Madden was the judge Of this class
yesterday. He had just five candidates to pass
upon and il took him just three minutes to
eward the prizes 10 A L. Aste's brown colt
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-03-25
FOR ALDERMEN.

j. w. GoLLEDGE announces him
self a candidate for long term Alder
man from the First Ward Of the city of
Ardmore at the election in April.
r. HARDY ANNOUNCES himself a
candidate for long term Alderman
from the First Ward OF the city of
Ardmore at the election in April.
NJ. WHEELER announces himself a
candidate for short term Alderman
from the First Ward of the city OF
Ardmore at the election in April.
UNCLE JOHN BAILEY announces
himself candidate for short term
| Alderman from the First Ward o. the
city of Ardmoie at the April election.
/. h. BEST announces himself a
candidate for long term Alderman
from the Second Ward of the city of
Ardmore at the election ia April.
HARRIE JONES announces himself a
candidate for short term Alderman
from the Second Ward of the city of
Ardmore at the election in April.
II. p. EyETTs announces himself a
candidate for short term Alderman
from the Second Ward OF the city Of
Ardmore at the election in April.
G l., CARR announces himself a
candidate for long term Alderman
from the Second Ward OF the city of
Ardmore at the election in April.
j. 8. MULLEN announces himself a
candidate for short term Alderman
from the Second Ward Of the city of
Ardmore at the election in April.
w. G. KENDALL announces himself
a candidate for Alderman from the
Third Ward of the city of Ardmore
at the election in April.
j. X. PENNINGTON announces him
self candidate for reelection as
Alderman from the Third Ward of the
city of Ardmore at the April election
NIKE GoRMAN announces himself
a candidate for re. election as Alder
man from the Fourth Ward of the
city of Ardr ore at the April election.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-03-25
FOR GRIEF OF POLICE.

ROBERT G.. BIGGARs announces
himself candidate for the office of
Chief of Police of the city of Ard
more at the election in April.
a. 5. PULLIAM announces himself
a candidate for reelection as Chief
OF Police tor the city Of Ardmore at
the election in April.
s. s. BAIL (street sprinkler) an
nounces himself candidate for the
office of Chief OF Police for the city
Of Ardmore at the election in April.
DAVID +. BOOKER announces him
self q candidate for the Cfiice OF
Chief OF Police for the city of Ard
more at the election i'm April.
+. J. Cox announces himself can
didate for the office of Chief of Po.
lice for the city of Ardmore at the
election i'm April.