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The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-12-10
"O!. Vol. YOI'

Roosevelt would put the Jap On
81 lial equality with the American
&C, ding 10 his message, read before
congress last Monday. Wonder if
he would consent to his daughter
marrying one of the Monaghan Japs
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-12-10

Mrs. J. e Rarsness of Cripple
Creek is a guest at the Arlington
Hotel.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-12-10

The meanest man in San Francisco
sIugged girl and robbed hrr # all
ing home. They amounted TO $50
in valu
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-12-10

ROOsevelt's message is the first
step toward the exclusion of Japan
csc from this country.-Triplatt, in
Wells Herald.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-10-07
Cannot stce "rhs cIan.nan."

Washinrtoo. oct. G.-Tho commits.
sioncrs cf the District Of Columbia
have Informed Rev y. C. Butler pas.
tor Of the Luther Memorial Place
Lutheran church Of this city that
they have no authority TO prevent
the performance cc THE Cianaman,'
Thos Diyon's play as he had pot!
toned.
It is assorted that nearly every min.
lister of this city was supporting Rev
Dr. Butler in his protest. The com.
mtssionors OF the District are authc.
rized to prohibit a theatrical perform.
ance only whore it is immoral in
character This was not charged
against The Clausmaa."
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-10-07
Sixteen Cents for Cotton.

C'ark.yillc, Tex, Oct. i--I. NJ. Siv-
les. a prominent cotton grower Of
thys place. sold four bales Of Red 'Riyar
county long staple cotton az 10 cents
per round yesterday Several other
hl'cs Of a similar variety brought
from a cents to l5ia cents per
pound Tho farmers Of this county
are this year engaging moro czten-
siye'y in the culture OF long staple
than over before sixteen cents is
the hiahost price paid hero % date.
Receipts are good.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-10-07
indians Skull Fractured.

Paris, Tex, Oct. 4.-Willie Way
chubber, a Choctaw about so years
old, who lives ten miles southeast of
Hugo, I. r., near Frogville, w.8 found
yesterday afternoon near Hugo lying
on the side Of the road with his skull
fractured, but still alive. His team
hitched to a wagon loaded with sheaf
oats, was found a short distance away
grazing. 1t is supposed that he re.
ceived the injury by falling from his
wagon. lie will probably die.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-10-07
An AwfuI ceuah Cured.

Two years ago our little girl had
a touch Of pneumonia which left her
with an awful cough. She had spells
of coughing just like one with the
whooping cough and some thcu@It
she would not get well at all. we g,
a bottle of Chamberlaiu's Cough REM
edv, which acted like q charm. She
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panderlne

works wonders. II produces hair lusr
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-10-07

Chickasaw students can secure .,
six months scholarship in all deps.-t-
ments of Selyidge Business College
together with books and board. foa-
$40. The Federal Government pays IRE.
balance. T11
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-10-07

A six months scholarship, emitting
the student to any or all studies u
any or all departments, and new
Oliver typewriter for 500. Selyidge
Business College. III
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ChicEasaw students can secure "a
six months scholarship in all deqlgt-
ments Of Selyidge Business GolLfsl-
together with books and boarI. fUr
$40. The Federal Coy ernment pays tbe
bal ace. IlE
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-10-07
Missouri W. c. T. U.

Ardmoreite Special.
Charleston, Mo, Oct, G.-Delegates
all over the state are participating in
the annual state convention Of the
Women's Christian Temperance union
now in. session here. The convention
will close Monday.
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A six months scholarship eutitIEnw
the student to any or all studies :E
any or all departments, and pev
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Business College. TsE
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-10-07

Folcy's Honey and Tar cures the
most obstinate coughs and expcls the
cold from the system as it i5 mildly
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taking any but the genuine in the yell
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-10-07

Mt Sterling, Ky, Oct. G,-In foot.
ball game here yesterday Roger He'd
don in attempting to make a tackle
sustained concussion Of the brain and
internal injuries, He cannot recover
Heddon is the son Of J. w. Heddon
editor Of the Mount Sterling Advocate
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100000 TO loan on improved cj
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-11
WRIGHT WINS ROUND ROBIN.
National Tennls Champion Defeats ward
In Final Game.

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. May l0,-Two or three
hundred persons braved the cold weather at
Mannheim to-day In order to see the finals In
the round robin tournament, In which the
Davis cup challengers have been taking part
since Monday. Kreigh Collins was not on
hand and 1t was ascertalned that he had re-
turned home owing to illness.
The only match played, therefore. was be-
tween Wright and Ward. and 1t was produc-
tive Of magnificent tennis. especially during
the first set. II was long drawn out and
primly contested by both players and II was
nip and tuck between them, first one and
then the other leading, At the twentieth
game the score was ten all. and II looked as
L the set might last indefinitely. Wright,
however. played up In grand style and won
the next two games and the set by IL games
to 10.
Play was quite as good In the following set,
but Wright outgeneralled his opponent and
won by six games TO three. In what proved
to be the final set, both players showed mar
vpllous speed and accuracy, but Wright was
a little the steadier. lie lost the first game
but captured the SECOND, third and fourth;
yet Ward was not done with, and won the
two following games. BY winning the sue
cecding two the games were, called Ave to
three In Wright's favor. Ward appeared
but Wr light put the matter beyond doubt by
quickly accounting for the tenth.
The national champion thus went through
the tournament without losing a match, His
play throughout was wonderfully strong
and accurate. and II he retains his form the
chances of bringing hack the Davis Cup TO
the United States should be rosy. Summary:
Beals c, Wright defeated HolcOmbe Ward. is-
10, 6-S. o.,
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riCHT ECLIpSE LAUNCHED.
ChrlStcncd with irish WhfSKcy. L.. J.. Gala.
mans schooner Is stove la n Port,

GLuucEsTEr. Mass. MAY 10 The hand
some nov schooner Yacht Eclipse. owned by
I" j, Callahan of New York, and u candidate
for honors IN the raCc for the Kings cup oH
Newport III August, was not successfully
lnunchcd II the shiEvard Of John Bishop in
this ,cty to-day, TIE craft broke the ways
F%tri,iIc the end Of n big timber. punched a
hole IN her port side we'll forward. The iu-
jury can he repaired m n few DAYS.
When The Yacht started down tho wavs,
Mrs. Callahan rhrIst"u"d tho vessel with
Irish whiskoy.
Among those on board ut the launching
Gro ia" owner Hud his wife and Miss Helen
MadlrAa, til" Rev. , ilidm Doherty Of the
!, w. Ry,r)rd OF IN" Church OF the Nativity,
brooklyn, and IA" 'rv. i. z. Chadwick of st.
AmNros"'H. Church, New York. formerly
chaplain Of IN" Maine.
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~" Csid neVe foe hasebalt t1eVe'ansis
IBowR ~thirnass. Athletles lleat 1Sestea.

Tho ball players IN Greater Nav YORK yes-
'crlay had q chance 20 take In the Metropoti-
tan Handicap Chii laden winds circulated
around American League PARK, and N" gains
between New YORK and Washington was de-
olarcd IN Manager Urinith did not 60 70
tho races. but stRyed In tho clubhouse aud
uufsod a aofe throat He announced the sale
~ Eddie Hahn, tho outnelder, TO tho White
soN, " will keep four out1elders. Dele
hanty. keelef. Hoffman and Conroy,' said
GRIN Hoffman will be all right 20 play IN q
day ur so. hut just whether he or Conroy, VIII
play centre field regularly depends on which
one shows up the better. tonroy has not
b'on well since the season opened. and has
not been able TO do himself Justice. We VIII
have a lively team when we get TO going
right. The pitching staff IL not on edge yet,
but / look for all the pitchers. 10 come aronnd
soon. ChesbrO IL out working. hard every
morning and is getting his speed and getting
weight on.
Two games were played yesterday In the
American League. The Athletics won their
fourth strBiRht game from the Bostons, and
tho Clevelands made minoemeat Of the Chi
Cages. To-day. the hrst Intersections games
viii begin. the Western teams playing In the
East. The results:
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Two base hits CLARK, flIck, Ishell, Conghlion.
Three base hits-Turnor; Flick. Clark, sacrifice
cal,on, First base on balls-on Walsh, l; OF Smith.
? ny By pi,chcr-By, bernhard. !; by Welsh. :.
Cleveland, :; Chicago, 5. Struck ,out-By Bernhard
:, by Walsh, |; by smith, 3, Double plays pundon
Umpire Connolly. Time-i hour and % minutes.
Attendance. 27JI.
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LEAaNF.
thieaesa Defeat N, l,suis aad auaksFs Take
Eleven lWnlaa aaese trsm IpsstSa.

The Nsw York Nationals viii not be sesn
aaain hereabouts until the last % the month
They ara OF on the first Western tfip. Cold
weather prevented them from hooking up
with the Rfooklyna Yesterday. and although
the Chicaaos dubbed Giant Killers by their
admirers defeated ~ LOUIS they are seven
points behind the champions. DeinH In the
enemy's territory for the neHt three weeks,
II Will be q hard lob for the New Works to come
back In the lead The Philadelphias won
an eleven inning game from the BOatona yea
terday. The score
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Cutler Heats ncrhclcy In Dual Meet.

Cutler School defeated Berkeley School in
Columbia oval. Milliamsbridgc. by "A score
of ~ points to 20. The competitions COM
priscd the regulation sixteen events of the
championship programme. Capt. Daven-
port aud O'nouOThuc Tor Cutler and SturgiS
and InrdN tor Berkeley did the best indi-
ViduaI work
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Connecticut League,

At Norwich Norwich, ~; Springfield, 4.
At tford-Ho yoke, l0 Hartford, T.
Al New I0ndon-New London, n New Haven. o.
Al bridgeport Postponed,
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TOthIS -. 2 0 ~ 10 q IOVhI5' II OU- e v
.TWo out when winning run was made.
Philadelphia. 80 o o Q IA
Boston. .........,. y o I o u 0 o o o Oh
First base on ~error-Boston. Left on bases
Philadelphia. ;; Boston. Z First base on balls.
on Lush. Q. Struck out-By Lush, T. BY Young, 2.
Stolen bases ridwell. Howard. Wild pitch
Young. Umpire Conway. T1me-i hour and Is
minutes. Attendance-i.9n.
CHICAGO ". L., q; ST. LOUIE IN. L.. 8.
ST. LOUIE, May lO.-There was fun TO day when
the Chicago Cubs cAvorted around the bases for
eight runs while the Cardinals were gathering In
nve. The score.
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Special came Despatch % TIK Sun.
LONDON, May 10 Andre and Forester.
professionals, beat Jay Gould and Joshua
Crane. il. at tennis to-day by . sets to /.
Mill has Withdrawn from the international
contests owing 10 business claims.
Major Cooper-key Will teplace ham.
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New York state League.

A. Syracusc-Syracusc. !; Albany. 4,
At SCranton-ScrAnton ON. 2: 8. j, q g., I.
NJ Wilkcsbarre Wllkcsbarre, S; Ct,ca, 4.
~ ~Blnghhmton- Postponed: cold weather.
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south Atlantic League.

At Columbia Columbia, D. Macon, :. Crweive
inningSl
At Observation-Disclosures. T. Savannah. :.
~ JACK SnnNlllc-JAclLsOnvllle, 4 Augusta, 8.
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American on.

~ Observation-Disclosures 10: Louisville. o.
At 81, Paul Toledo. II: 81, Paul, 8.
~ MinncApolis-MinncapoMs, 8! Columbus, 4,
At Kansas Cty-kansas City. q indianapolis, 3
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southern League,

At Mcmphis-Mcmphis. II; Montgomery. g.
AZ Sh vcport- Shreveport, 9; birmingham, o.
AZ Little Rock-Nashvillc 8; Little Rock. 1.
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New England League.

A. Lynn Lynn. 7: New bedford, S.
~ Lowell Havcrhlll. To- Lowell. I.
~ Lawrence Lawrence, 3; Worcester. 2,
~ Manchcster-Cold weather.
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AMONG THE AUTOHOBILIS1S.
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PHILADELPHIA IN. ~. Z; BOSTON N. IL. 1.
PHILADELPHIA May IA. In q oiean but tedious
game in which the pitchers were masters OF the
situation Philadelphia beat Boston this afternoon
on Dooin's single, Lush's out and Thomas's base
hit over second. The score:
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Az sioux City-Sioux City. 0: DesMoines. Z.
At Denver-Lincoln, 0: Denver, 3,
UAt Pueblo-OmAha, 10: Pueblo, y,
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ETWOO

Famous for superior menu and service. Capacity
300. Coach meets trains. illustrated booklet: - per
day and $40 per week up. T., NJ, DEMPSEY.
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CHICAGO.

* SS,IsS Sl''.,..,.., ,.,"..G J =
Two base hi,s-Moran. Arndt, Three base hits
sheckard a.. Chance. Tinker ". Sacri &c bit
Mcbride. Stolen ~bascs-Tfnker Siagle, Chance,
Schulte, Steinfeldt. Htt by pitcher-By Beebe. !.
Wild pitches Putnam, ?. First base on balls-On
Puttmann /; OF Mcfarland :: on Beebe, 2. Struck
out-By Putnam. d by Mcfarland, 4 by Beebe, 7.
Len on bases-St Louis. 10: Chicago. 9. Empires
tombstone and Carpenter. Time hours and 10
minutes. Automatically $50,
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III STERLING.

%Ftreproof Hotel.
Kentucky Ave. and beach. Rooms With bath,
steam heat, elevator. Capacity $50. Special spring
rates, l., WAGNER.
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ed for Harris In the ninth inning

dTIVU q rTuTTTd III FHc IT IHUTH
Boston ..........,,,.O o o U o l 0 o o.
Philadelphia. ......,..O o l = o U : u O--5
First base on error-PhiladelphiA. Left on bases
-Boston. 4; Philadelphia, q. First base Oh balls -
on Harris, 3: on Bender. /. Struck out-By Harris.
3; by Bender. 8. Home run.Colins, Three, base
nee hits-Cross, Murphy. Stolen bases--Lord.
Cross, ArmbrusteI t2l. Davis. Double plays-
Cross and Davis, Parent and Ferris. Wild pitch
Harris. Passed ball--PeterSon umpire-Sheri-
dan, Time-i hour and 20 minutes. Attendance
2.5s4.
CLEVELAND. IS; CHICAGO a. L.. /.
CLEVELAND. May l0.--ClevelAnd knocked Walsh.
who pitched n one hit game. against them Sunday.
out OF the box 10. day and hammered Smith, who
succeeded him. all over the grounds, Bernhard
pitched a nne game. The batting order. OF both
teams was shaken up. Manager Jones OF the White
SoI Is out of the game with a badly sprained
knee, The score!
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Park. N y. Americans w. ~cievelAnd-AAI
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Cleveland. Is: Chicago ..
Al New YOPk-Cola weather.
PHILADBLPHI
irAspISo OF THE cLubs

PHILADELPHIA "a. u. 8; BOSTON "A. L.. l.
RosToN, May iO.-The Phiiadelph,as made it
straight this afternoon by punching hits In
he fourth and eighth Innings. The score.
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Other Games.

Other Games.
AT HANOVER.
B B;$; !;G:!i::1 !i s. : .ss !ss !s.$.$..:,' S.si.,,
AT PRKKsKILA.
His; ss;;is:i!I: .-IS.a;s ?s$| 4s.|i.; s:,a!, 3: e H. ! !
shcim.
s s s$;::ii|s:;; ::;;I%a;: : e g. $.i;,j sI S;i.i.. !
AT ct, nApHARL's OVAL.
S Iii Bss sSsSsiyn i."",SS 9 3
Batteries Mccarthy and Reilly: Felix and Riley.
AT PoRpHAN.
s; ss';s4is. a;,s a. & $e { ( : aiy. H. c I !
we'll, Montgomery and Maloney.
AT SOUTH ORANGE.
s ss,sS Hs,, .:,:::::s SSGSHSSo- ~
Connolly. -
! tfE::||;:::ij :;::;: $ $3.50. !..:,,s;3 Il
At ASSAPoLIs.
81. Johns. ....,..0 o o OIL
Naval Academy. II o I O o 8 0.,-5 7 2
Batteries Wrightson and Rouse; Needham and
Ham pshi.
AT BURLINGTON,
u. H. 4,
y; 9: 81 S SssSs.'sT %;;:.?s 9 SSo-sHs
B~atteries-Collines and Kilhy; Wilder and Sui.
livAn,
4 s S1sss2s f.,'.MsFsssi : G ;! Ss.4 Glsn q.
Games Scheduled for To-day.
AMERICAN LEAGUE,
Cleveland in New York; Detroit 10 Washington:
Chicago In Philadelphia; ST, Louis In Boston,
NATIONAL LEAGUE,
Philadelphia In PittsburG.
nAhTIRN LEAGUE.
Rochester IN. Jersey City; Buffalo In Newark;
Toronto In Baltimore.
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hisago. n; ~. Louis, o.
~ Brooklyn Csld Weather

STANDING OF rHE cLrBs
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HOTEL NEW

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attractions. Enlarged and Improved. Large. sunny
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EASTERN LEAGUE.
NEWARK, 4: BuYfALo. s
NEWNHk, T. HVFFNLOI o.
Newark took the nrst game OF the series from
Buialo In Newark yesterday. The score:

.Ba,,ed for Rrocket, in the ninth inning.
bbsSSSitH, 49,, .;, ",, Q . 5 o. . . 49,
Three base ~hit-Brown, Sacrince ~hits-Engle,
Goodman. Mailing, brockett. stolen ssses.Mslay,
on Brocket,. l.. Struck out-By ferlsch,. y; by
brookett, T., Wild pitehes-F ertsch. !; b%roeke'it, !,
First base on Newark 2; Buffalo, J., Left
on bases Newark. I; Buffalo, Z. Moran.
Time i hour and Is minutes.
At BALTIMORE.
baltimore, ..",,0 Q Q o. 3
Toronto ."...s,,.,0 o Q o 0 Q OIL b
Batteries Mason and Bycrs; Mccarthy and
Loft.
AT PROVIDENCE.
n. n, X.
Providence "..",..o 0 % 2
Montreal. .....l o 0 2 3 0 o o. IL 4
MtteneS--Josslyn and Breckendorp; Whalen
and Dillon.
Al Jersey Cty-wct grounds
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Western League.

At Jersey City-wct grounds
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ELI SOBEL. Auct,, 9s Bowcry, sells lO-S 4 NJ
all goods pledged prior May l, 1905.
May il-Jewelry, Sol, CngeT, 100 Amsterdam
ay. Newark Loan Co,
May i4-Clothing. J.. Wolheim 4 Son, 1888 Isl AV.
May iS-Clothing. Sol. Cohen, 2S5 9th Nv
May i6-Clothlng. NJ. Gntlefeld, Brooklyn
May i7-Clothing. NJ. hoffman as Canal ST.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-01
IOWA REPUBLICAN
STATE CONVENTION.

Convention Hall. Des Moines. Ia.
August THE Republican state con-
Nention met In the auditorium. There
were not seats for the $40 delegates in
the parQuet circle 40 one district dele.
cation was assigned chairs on the stage
and two other delegations were given
seats in the dress circle Every other
geat and an the available room was
occupied by spectators. No previous
state convention excited such inter-
Csi in Des Moines or Iowa.
Chairman Spence Of the state central
committee called the delegates 20 order
end named Hon. II. NJ. Tovncr for
temporary chairman.
After the announcement Of the men,
bcrs Of the usual committees the con-
ycnilon adjourned until p. m.
There is little doubt apparently that
GOV. Cummins viii be re-nominated
az the Republican state convention here
today. But beyond this. friends Of
George y. Perkins or the "stand-pat-
tors" viii couccde nothing According
to them. some delegates Who are iu-
structed 90 vote for Cummins vii do
So. but will be- free 90 act as they please
regarding The action ~ the convention.
when the state central committee met
80 Z a. m. the impression prevailed
that an the committee would do would
be- % make up a formal report. seating
IN the temporary Organization the Per-
hns coniesting delegations from JAS
per. jefferson. Nappello. Dallas and
Audubon Countless IN all. The gov
crnor claimed 10 have Nb Of the $40
delegates. the setion ~ the stise com.
mlitoc cutting his figures 10 o. or only
50 moro than IL required Tor a nomins-
ton. Mr. Cummins' steering committee
has agreed on q program FOR the con-
Ve1tion. but are silent regarding a.
The FIRST test 81 strength VIII probably
be over the temporary chairman There
seerIs ~ be no particular controversy
over anything except lieutenant COVER
nor and one railroad commissioner.
The opposition viii do their best 10
prevent the nomination ~ the candi-
dates Gov. Cummins Is understood 10
insist upon for these positions
The n district caucuses met prior 20
the convention 10 name a member ~
the state central committee and men1-
bers ~ the committee on credentials.
resolutions etc. The Cummins people
controlled 81 and the Perkins followers
1--WE.