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The Daytona gazette=news. (Daytona, Fla.) 1901-1922, 1906-12-01
The Four piCkertS Company &.

The -Four PickcrtS Company Viii be
gin Il week ) engagement At ia" Opera
House in this place Monday, Dee. 10,
The opening play will lee "Nklah"u;t. %
In speaking of this play, the Wasting
ton. n. c.. News, Of October Both SAYS:
The -Four rickcrt>. one OF the best
known shows /" visit Wa~hing,"r., j.
playing u return date here, concluding
tomorrow night
The attraction tonight wlll br the
presentation Of that attractive comedy.
'Oklahoma' The show last Nigh wa~
fine and no doubt There viii bc Il large
house tonight.
The company l. i strong one, and in
addition t" the high class performance,
specialtiys viii be introduced that n4a,.s
the entire company one that should ht
generously patroni1rd.
"Oklah"rll:, j. :. play neycr before IN
trodured III the city. and Is ole Of IL,
best bills the -Four PIc&~gt9 Introduce
The entire co,up1uv aye i; their b..-r II
tins performance
Seats now On sale Al TIC usual place.
Secure Your seats early and avoid II,
rush
Miss Grace rlckert. Is Miss Hnnri,
cite Hobbs, was tie hi Of The evening
The Daytona gazette=news. (Daytona, Fla.) 1901-1922, 1906-12-01
MILE -MiNUTE
TOURING CARS.
NJ -
Cars Carrying a Full Compile ment OF
Passengers to Make This Speed
at Ormonde Daytona Races.

The racing ears of tremendous SPEED
will not be the only important feature
of the Fifth Annual Orlnund Duytona
Beach Tournament.
On the 0rmond-DaytVna Beach this
winter Viii be seen mile-a-lninutc tour
ing cars. These ears will be expected TO
carry Il full complement Of passengers
and it Is confidently expected that many
of them will Win mile-a-lninute lIurels
About d year agoa certain wcll-known
manufacturer announced that his car
had made ou the road a mile a minute
with seven passengers seated. This
statement Was IakcI "ith gram OF salt
and WAS not generally believed.
The late Tom Cooper proved II At
lantic City that a mile Il minute was
quite possible, as he drove his car Il mile
in 81 seconds, carrying seven people
The car, however, was not fitted with
the regulation t"nneau, which IT Is eX-
pected would make several seconds diff
| erence in the time, As the wind catches
| the tonneau while going al that speed
Most Of the manufacturers claim that
| their ears are good for i mile Il minute
on the road, but very few can accom-
plish that speed. and the OrmOnd-Day=
tona Beach Is about the only place
where it surely can he done, II done any
The Daytona gazette=news. (Daytona, Fla.) 1901-1922, 1906-12-01
Work on the Canal.

: Work on the last Coast lanai between
the Halifax and Mastanzas river, accord
ing to reports is moving steadily for
ward. Only one dredse j. engaged, but
it is doing good work About 5000 feet
divide the waters of the canal between
the two Waterways quite i force !, eli
gagged On the work and the blasting
keeps several men busy About 300
pounds Of dyhtmitc are c>piodcd every
two hours i'll tearing up the rocky earth.
From five to seven feet depu. "l rock Is
cut out, and to get this depth it is neccs-
s;ny t" blast fr"ln tw" four feet deeper.
The Daytona gazette=news. (Daytona, Fla.) 1901-1922, 1906-12-01
Will Build Another Car.

Appcrson Brothers. OF kokomo. lad,
who had i most promising candidate il
the Vanderbilt cup race, whom critics
predicted would finish III the first four.
but whose ear vas wrecked few days
before the races, viii build another car
especially for the Florida beach racing,
which Will be on the lines Of the Wander
biit cup car. This car Will be entesr.:
in all the races, ;,fd especially III th-
2O0-mile race and il driver, George
Robertson, Viii come to Daytuu4l carly
Ill the new year TO Try the machine out
on our famous record sand course.
The Daytona gazette=news. (Daytona, Fla.) 1901-1922, 1906-12-01
TALK ABOUT
FREAK RACERS.
The Florida East Coast Automobile
Association Representative Inter-
viewed OH the Subject.

The interview with the chairman of
the American Automobile Association
racing board. Jefferson DeMont Thomp-
son. in regard To the question of allow
ing freak" ears in the Florida beach
tounmcut at Ornond-Daytona next
JANUARY, resulted in Il rejoinder being
made, Mr. Thompon was quoted as
advising the disbarrment of certain cars
that are not of the same construction as
the average racing car.
The Florida East Coast Automobile
Association Immediately resolved to
put the matter up to the racing board,
but the latter does not seem to care to
tackle the question IN 4 legislative way,
so for this year at least the present rules
viii cover the Florida racing, and the
one OF two cars of radical construction
Viii probably appear, ~ in the past.
The representative of the Florida
East Coast Automobile Association says:
The present rules, both foreign and
American, leave the Florida East Coast
Association no alternative, when it
c"Iuc~ to accepting entries from any
driver or manufacturer, provided the
ears come within the heavyweight cias-
sitic;,tiun Of 2,20I pounds Under the
heading Of classification III the racing
rules. clause No. II, Is found the follow
ing definition:
Automobile, motor car, or car-An
automobile, motor car, or car, within
/ the meaning OF these rules, is a four
wheeled track or road vehicle, propelled
! by >clf-rnntaiucd mechanical means, and
/ provided with two brakes, which OPP
crate Independently Of each other, and
motor driven reverse gear
In another part Of the rules, clause
| No. -, under the heating of Starting,
Is found the following:
d" The referee shall have absolute
power 10 prohibit any car which he con-
sidcrs unsafe, unsuitable OF Of improper
construction. to start in any event
| This shows beyond 4 doubt that the
referee Is greater than the rules, and
there are not many drivers who will IN
dertake 10 make IN entry flor Florida
unIcs> he knows i'll advance what the
referee think~ II his car
In other words il The referee, who
may not know ANYTHING about construc-
The Daytona gazette=news. (Daytona, Fla.) 1901-1922, 1906-12-01
Thew Viewed Port Orange Bridge.

About thirty-fve of Daytona's bust
ness and professional men awaited them
selves of the inv itation of c. T. John
ston, proprietor of the Silver Tipped
Livery, to view the new Port Orange
bridge last Sunday. The party left the
city hall shortly after } p. III. and re-
turned to the city shortly before d o clock.
They found the construction work OF
the new bridge bridge entirely completed,
but the boulevard leading from the
bridge to the ocean is as yet unfinished
Everyone participating in the outing
thoroughly enjoyed the occasion and all
were loud in their praises of Mr. John
ston's fine turnouts and kindly hoSpl-
tally.
The Daytona gazette=news. (Daytona, Fla.) 1901-1922, 1906-12-01
no ELECTRIC TALK.

The matter of electric lights was not
brought I'D, further than to briefly touch
on the subject. At the previous meet
ing the matter was referred to the t"un-
ell as committee of the whole. The
president and two other members OF the
council do not object to entering INTO
q fiye-year contract with the electric
light people, but the balance Oh the
council seem adverse to such action and
desire to make One-year contract
Just what the outcome will be Is not
known. The Gazette-NeWS has heard
expressions from a lumber ofpromlnent
residents and believes the majority OF
the people favor the renewing OF the en-
listing contract. 1t is well known that
Daytona has one of the finest electric
light plants in the State and the service
is ordinarily good. Mr.. Schantz, 1t APP
pears to the Gazette News, has made a
very liberal proposition i'll agreeing to
cancel the contract and allow the city u
buy the plant at any time during the
five wears should the city see mt 50 To 10.
He is willing to leave the purchase price
to arbitrator, As fair method as can
be suggested.
The Daytona gazette=news. (Daytona, Fla.) 1901-1922, 1906-12-01
Automobiles Cautioned.

Mayor Greene requests the Gazette
News to caution oWncrS If automobiles
about reckless driving i'll the city.
There have come under the observation
of the mayor recently several instances
where drivers turned corners without
Stacking up or using other ordinary pre-
cautions
The season is now at hand when ma
chimes are numerous on the streets at
all times and accidents are liable to oc-
cur unless precautions are taken to pre-
vent them, This might apply t" both
pedestrians a. well as cars and other Vc-
hicleS.
The speed limit prescribed hy the city
ordinance is ten miles per hour, but the
ordinance is probably violated by every
one who drives a car.
The state law on the subject TT auto
mobiles prescnbes that 4 speed Of four
miles shall not be exceeded Ill turning
curves or corners.
We desire 10 call attention To speed
regulation by city ordinance or state
law in this connection by stating that
there are few ears i'll Daytona that can
be reduced to four miles al hour with
out throwing out the regular gear and
resorting to the pulling speed, Neither
can many OF the ears run as low i speed
as ten miles without the same incon.
Tenience,
! Geo, H. Beach, wife and daughter
and his brothers wife, arrived Non
day evening, and are at home in
their Silver Beach residence Mr.
Beach conducts a summer hotel IL
the Catskill Mountains
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1906-01-10
Shoe Department

Mems Royal Blue Shoes, reg CO 7E
ular So so val. Cree price QA'
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1906-01-10

Mems Knit Felt Boots the 1925 EOo
kind, Clearance Price wv
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1906-01-10
Grocery department

Good Japan Tea, the 4Oc d.
kind, this sale, per Id AOO
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1906-01-10
Dress Goods Department

so inch Mohairs, black, red, brown and
blue, our rs cent value 40
Clearance price, per yd TON
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1906-01-10

Sun Dried Japan Tea Siftings, To-
the 25c kind, this sale per ID AOO
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1906-01-10

Underwear Department

Ladies' Natural Wool Underwear, the
$100 kind, Clearance price Is
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1906-01-10

Felt Lined Canvas Leggings, lace or
buckle, the 75c kind, EEO
Clearance price EON
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1906-01-10

Misses Fleece Lined and Jersey Ribbed
Underwear, the 40c, 35c and 100
25c kind, Clearance price ~
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1906-01-10

Boys Sweaters, white and colors,
heavy and medium W.T., worth 600
up to 81. So Clearance price C1O
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1906-01-10
Dry Goods department

75c Grey Cotton Blankets, 1914 EOC
size. Clearance Price wv
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-18
Agitaci6n en- Portugal.
Meeting republican,.

LiAboa. Dicismbss l8-LA agitsci6n promovida
por e gobierno ex puaando dc lsa sAmarAs los repre-
ssEtansss rpubisAuos por ahqasa drsssos a rsy,
ha rspsraudo oas todAa Lea ciudsdss del pafs DO
anune IN meeting para y, IN Que 10 pollefs, 10
hora do empexar los discurso dsolv6 oil aeto rsai
IS a)guuAs prsiouss. e. pueblo dissmin6 On infni
tos grupos, eomsnardo los sucspoa. L. faarza ld1l
a., pre.exso dc mansuer ibrs L. sifcuse6n. obig6
los grapes rstrase Los diSroa liberAlea prose tan
en- sdicones extraordinarily acasando oil gobierno CO
vlolAr Ia motivo sero sln nipg6a sae dpuo In sona
Ltuei6n portuguese q1e &mpsra o. dereeho do reunion
" L. lihertad do In pakhrB,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-18
Russia y el Jap6n,
Exigencias exorbitantes.

Londres Disism7elS.oE g1bierno dol JAa6n iu-
aiste In demAnda sara obsensr deresh1A sxh1rban
tes aoble peaca as Coatha russs ds Psoifso. So
cree que Russ para c1nservar Ia ptz no tsndrk otro
remedo cue somstsras las exigeusiAs foFmuadaE,
pidlsndo, no aolo In hegamonta que &nses dlitptAba
sno 10 modesto posie6a qua espsr6 eonsevAr dsapaeS
de IL guerra ri tsol aocos mares a3yaesnteH
serG eercdo por 10 mari isp0uesa como dut1s ahso
luaa. LA diplom dsl szAe 40 maeEwA consiadors
mieLt'sa 10 del X ado 40 enc!orrA assliud que
no Aduls lermlnos do trAnsAsc On. &c lsms que el
conds he f'AcaaarG 81 al ntsn11 do Essovsr este
problem del modu meaos de'tAvofAb's pAra au psis.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-18
SOBRE Ell ATTORNEY
ApunteS de nueStrO arChiVO

msro 90 dar sl slanplo aus colsgap
ds G obieree
60 nutsiros pr mosr 6msroa re-
gIiEa smos h 'h9s eurlolos, digaos
de i esesu1A dbllsA, fsal Esdoa por
eI Hon + < Faislls, Altornsy q sns
raj Is rssFlo Risc, dsalAEado gFasul
lamszle sdysrso Al pusb de Puerto
Re- ~ do ~ tanslonaEio ts 60
oca a.iaasi0a ian sxRAEA, llaso q
4-s - pFsPArs i OR , Issr aosas Qaa
o. "a te ser may daless saFa Il. Ia
CNbaS sc ttesEo RlCo 20 satA dee
pr - Ia fssaraoa Pasds dsita
4sFss - dsiiadsFA, ss pFssaa d
.gaFsi 81 rsaFsssE lAnle - " WsahlEg
~ gsaas eiAeleGaa txaaaaa } aasr
glae gaR%.sos aoassades = assaaFa
aaa kssta txpsFlsasla 81 sA8ls asal
agal SO sa sslal Iaenas ala 4a
e. sFsslo u @stEet - = GAnAEi
lfs.ats , ssaaa asvsssssass , uslsl
r aAaso taluaas aaa - 4ssse aaa 81
faF q age2F9 - - wslsI 10 - asl
Il as aa - q s asa al aaakdaaa
ta akssaa #FssWa = - 4gias 4sa
assaaa.aa as ssas iaae - - 81
ssam aasstes at& &sAiasdsa e a.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-18
Toda Francia tranquila
el domingo Y el lunes

Paris, Disismbrs 1s.-El domingo s lunsa .ps-
saron sompssamsnts .tranQuilos en- tcda ,Ffsusia'
pesar do 10 sgtaci6n qua los ee'isa
lss dssarrollan 90 as mAsas del pueblo. Ii Icy de o.
parasi6n entire la Iglssia 81 EstAdo smpiszA sum
plirss por los autoridadss sou susvidad Afmszs Ls
poliefa eak rsforxAda las tropas dspusssss para
rsprim!r qaera sanatvA contra al orden' En los
dssarsm .ntos del Norts que parssan los mas ardo'
roaos nj Rohsrno Va ipeausAadoae sin ohstksulos de
Aodos los ediHslos no afestos al sulto. Ada no ha
llseado ID prote,ta del sArdsnAl NsrrJ, que 90
snuusI6 an noaas o6soaaa del VacAr oil insvss tmo
DO desmls aten los dssasusrdos entrs Mr. CemsnsaAu
ME- BeiAnd,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-18
Alfnirante Dubassof
herido Dor una bomba.

San Paterabufgo, DloIsmbrs Il Al aFuEM % 81
ccehs For una eals c6atrcA, oil almirante DubaaaoI
fG6 hOrido por bomba que estAl6 baio las rusdaa
del esrrusie. Hay otras personaH 10 ftisron esio
mes ievea Contra Mr, Duhsot 10 ntsr6 varias vesss
attqus do eats gensro ain que tuveran exiso los
tsnissivAs. Es IN amigo del Conde White y an
sonssisro del CzAr NIeoAs. L. pocfa 10 sonduio %
readsnsia Ign6rass sl pron6sseo do los fasutaivos
que 10 Asistsn ri aienado produce mueha inquistud,
puss 20 crsfa us los terrerasas Abandonaban por sho
r. au& prceed edimientoa do fueYxA,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-18
Los antivaticanistas,
Manifestation burlesca

Roma, Dleismbrs. -AillAres dc antivA'isanissas
A~antguos gAribAldinos y modsrnes radiealss -pAri
darios do Feansia, rsaxAron aver una manfsssi c0n
hurlsssa, parodiando les prosssionss rsgosaa dan
do grisos sontrA s ssmsnso csrsAl Ii poisfs intsn
10 dis,arsar los manifssansss; psro eatoS opusisFon
ressGsuca fue nsessario uhz lac rops' que guar
nsssn IL capital. ri Ordsn qusdo rsssablssdo les
sss do lA tards dsapu6s do vArioa shoquss On qus
sulAaron ridos eoniasos mts de ellen per Ionas En
Ire 10 sass del pusblo pfeiomina IN ssrimisnso de
urofuudA hossdad hacissl sasro coleglo @ eeDsurs
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-18
OESDE IRUSIA
Las rsvoluciones en- FinIan.
dia. = Una conspiraci6n.
El hambre en- kazan,
vENTA De HAS
Rentas delimperio Una ex-
pedici6n. - 0piniones del
<Noyoe Vremya'.

I'll 6enado de Flnlandia ha deel
dido seder & los dsseos de RusiA y
sLtrfgArIe sodoa les rsvolueionarios
que 90 han reiUgiado ca IL provin
ola.
Ua 10 egrama do AatrI kan, motif
90 que SO h. dessubicrto una eonapi'
raai6n do tsrroriatas para .matar nj
gobernador general 81 k1le fl Uno
dc los eonspiradorss partieip6 al 60
bsrnador 10 qus 10 intentabs.
Nosioias dc los distritos csstiga'
dos por oil hsmhre manifessAn qua loa
dsanos del gobterno de Kszan, i'm
pulssdos por la desss peract6n, satAn
vsndlendo 4 aus hiias como esslavas
& los mahomstanos del C&asaso. L.
edad do Las i6vsnsa varfa sntre does y
diseis!ete amos v ~ PRESTO 90 do elm
cusnta & astentA y eineo peIos. Ads
MAJ, 90 ha dsalarado una varladad dc
stus, llamado del hAmbss, rsau'tado
de mala alimensac!6n y que hass es-
lrsgoa On KszRn.
Las rsntA1 del impsrio durante
oil slio q 40 aosb6 90 o tuhre, exssden
& las enlrsdAs que 10 cAcularon, en-
125, 900 600 do Sub bIos. L. opo oalet6r
tnlisAs otrA VIZ en- que hAbrk do 10
vantarss On smpsesiito; pero 10 nlegs
embellishments,
El miniatro do Marina esla orga
luizando una txpsdis,6n parA lntenta
el pkso del N NlFdsstt. 6 via mArit'm,
4 10 largo do lha sostAs morris Go Ell
rops y AISLE, semeianla Al pAso dc
N )roeate que asAbs de efsssuar al 60
pisSn Amundssn. Ls exploradors
90 dr&n de 10 deaem hoeAdurA del "
oinf y 10 cree que eslarAn Ausenle
vArios sIl1s.
e N0Uos Vrsmy4 que svoca
a)nelnno el eSpeet'J 4g sa guerra 6t
lse sl JAp6n y los EstAdoa Uaidou
ilse ca an ariiculo do fJndo rsfrl6s
doGs q les rslacionsa enlrs eGos do
saises. <qus AuuQue SO hA A'lAnAd
,a difsuttad Dc las e,clelAa dc So
francisco, no SO iusthsA el 0ptimi
mo ohsIAl do AmbAs parties y que
'ituaci0n 90 asmaianle 4 Ia Gus pFsc
di6 q 10 guerra ruao-iaponeGR,
La question do rs1As suscilAds b
bi ue2te pos oil gAbinats dc I k
sutds revivir 90 momeLto oporluuo
haeerae lirsnle hAsla thigAr &
rompimisnto, dsndo oil JGpfn 10 vs
mia del alaque, iIts cfeelsals 90
lleto de inlstssss 60 de los mAs Z 4
sorqus 10 nlpiFa ut sm5leiou q
aIonal que en- 10 iaiuro lendrGn q
AcAlAr los kaiadoa . lidoa 8 4 O.
t4s 80 son o. 10 On militAnie.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-18
Canal dc Panama.
Los nuevoS contracts.

WAshingtoa, DIcismbrs 1s Los nusvos eoni'a'oS
pars 10 spsrtura del eanal do Panamk. eouforms con
as rsgas que dis6 sl Cor gtsso. sxsuyen los som
pstdorss qus no sean amsrisanos. easi por eompsso
solo On 10 svantuadad dc que 10 som'st6u del ismo
rsshacs 70 Jas as ofsrtas amsreanss 10 obra % res
liz.YG por sdministrasi6u 8 % convosNA loa son'
arAtlsss dsl sx,sror &! presto do los iranslos 20
rsd isa sonsidsrAbsmsnts, insrcdus eadoss adema..
osras modiasasionss dc msnos importansa Entre los
h,mbrss do nsgosioa sFssss que 10 tsndsncla ds 20
bierao o. intsrvsnir por Il mismo no asspsar las
maniobrsa do las dvsrsas comps Mas que 10 sonsssn
para Inn 2oner tipos inadmlsihlea dc suo'sis,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-18
con IA CORRESPONDENTS.

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msnis romslo lara sassFa Ga aalo
alasas. % aalso rec ger valaa saaaae
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-18

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- may Irisas oossrvAr Gus > ga
uos ssa ,ras del 0oblsrno snioFpsasp
koda labor asnsRSa = oosissullE poF
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tsligsuaia snars la a6minislrssion sl
uais. csda dssarsamsnio parsss ur
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lsY orgknlcA "a sAda 1sls Dc De-
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Y ease nuestro lnteresar te TO-
lletin, IL Cabailer0 de Ca
So R0o, tpoca de Ia gran
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= zsa ~ Aaa - "a ahsa
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Il tantI 0t HU

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4 - aasaaa 80 psfas t#ssa ;
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POr e able
!Bvgo ESPECIAL DE- IA CORRESPONDENCE" IA 0EuOCRI( UtDS

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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-11-09
Lucille Mulhall to Europe.

Oklahoma City, Ok, Nov. s rack
Mulhall, accompanied by a nmurcr of
the members of his wild Wc"i NOW.
left yesterday as an escort COR ais
daughter, Lucille, to New YORK, from
where she takes passage FOR Europe
Miss Mulhall will be engaged H. giving
wild west exhibitions in the !oicien
cities much after the plan usol to be
done in Oklahoma.
Cured Of Bright's Disease.
Mr.. Robert o. Burke, Elnora, n. Y,
writes: Before ! started to use Fo-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-11-09

$4,000 fruit trees, all kinds, Ardmore
Nursery. Phone GO. S&wk
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-11-09
coursIna Meet at sulnhur.

sulphur |. T., Nov S.--Thrce thous-
and persons attended the Sulphur
coursing meet today. Dennis r. Brown
OF Edmond, Ok, won first and second
money, with wild Turkey and Gran.
berry Sauce, Thirty.two dogs will en-.
ter tomorrow for large stake added.
Old Eli, the notorious jack rabbit.
made his escape again to-day, this
being his tenth successful race
John Burt Of Enid has wagered $500
that Great Northern will catch Eli
ON Saturday. Great enthusiasm pre-
walls here tonight over the meeting.