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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-04-24
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Mrs. j. S. Owens has gone to Texas
Cornelius Hardy has returned TO
Tishomingo.
Miss Lillian McNoes returned from
Berwyn Sunday.
l. y. Turman of Lebanon WIS IN
the city yesterday.
Air and Mrs. c A. oppliger are
, In Oklahoma City.
W. NJ. Gwyn departed yesterday ior
visit to Tennessee.
r. /. Reams OF wspanucka was
in the city yesterday
4. J. waldock of Oklahoma city
was In town this morning.
Carl Pursel, a well known attorney
Of Muskogec. Is In the city
Attorney STearer Of Tish0minRD
was in the city this morning
Mrs J c. Hadley and Mrs. u. \.
Fielder were recent visitors to okin.
homa City.
Miss Maddox Of clinton. H.. is the
guest Of Mrs c. p. Van Denberg
for visit
c. W. bingham departed yesterday
for Washington lie will also visit
Florida before he returns.
j. c. Hun went 10 Ardmorc today
where he will open n Majestic thea.
ater er--ts1lnesyiilo Register
Mrs. bud Moore and Misses Lizzie
and Almeta Moore Of MN Creek are
In tho cIty visiting Mrs. Arch Camp.
bell.
Miss Bessie Palmer. MISS L. VOL.
vdfS16 and Marvin wolverton are In
Oklahoma City attending the music
festival.
Mrs d. D. Kceler is in Ardmor5
visiting her mcSber. Sam
Kahn went to Ardmore this morning.
Gainesville Messenger.
Hon. X. l.. Williams, Democratic
national committeeman for the 10.
dian Territory. whose homo Is In On.
rant. was In the city today.
s, l.. Sykes, travelling representa-.
tive Of the oklahoman. was In the
city today He reports that the OK.
lahomahs' circulation ls growing
nicely.
John Darnell went 10 Ardmorc TO
day. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Pot.
ter have returned from Ardmore
G. II. Smith went 10 Ardmorc
today, Lucfus Anderson is in
Ardmore today.--Gainesvili Regis
ter.
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In,ruders Court.

The intruders' court. with Judge
W. W. Bennett presiding. IL in session
here. having opened yesterday AZ the
city hall There are a large number
OF intruder cases and the entire week
will be- devoted TO the taking OF tcsti
money Involving the possessory right
to Idian lands. After the testimony
Is taken Judge Bennett will sum up
the cases and make a report TO the
Indian agent Accompanying the
court Is a number Of clerks and chief
on Indian police. Captain West.
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RaeeAisureate Sermon,

Rev. w. Irving Carroll Of Dallas,
will preach the baocalaureate ser
mon for Ardmore High School
class Sunday. May 20. The exercises
Of graduation will take place Friday
night, May 25. Tho class consists
at this time OF seventeen members,
rs To-lovs: Misses Leenora Butt,
Winnie <fhips. Lillian Tucker.
Aiene steakley, Lillian McNees, vii
lie Floyd Grace Williams. JamesIna
johnson. Ine1 stewart. Irene Eddie
man. Lizzie Dove. Kathleen wilkes
hnd ouida Foster and Messrs Tom
Frame, D. mccoy. Harry Lowenste4n
spd Gene cruee.
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THE LESTER CASE.
Evidence Is offered IN Reeu,tal.
Conflicting Testimony.

|onHlctng lcstlnonIs
In the United otatcs court yester-
day the entire day was consumed in
the tATug of Testimony in the 4. W.
Lester murder case. There were
quite a number of witnesses exam.
incd one OF the principal witness
es for sIo government was I. Boger
who related the story OF the difficulty
OF the testimony introduced the main
witness for the defense was man
named Shorty" Tweifcr. who vas
an cmployc Of The restaurant where
the trouble originated His testi.
mony was at variance with that OF
Mr. Bogcr. II Is stated that two OF
tho DEFENDANTS witnesses have died
since the tragedy took place. Mrs
Joe Dasun and John Davis.
This morning the government In.
troduced testimony In rcbuttal 10 that
offered by the defense Dave Fra
zier. a son od tho deceased, was
placed on the stand and he testified
with reference TO the contents on the
person of his father after he vas
killed. 4 knife was produced which
he stated was similar to that bis faith.
cr carried during his lifetime. yet he
could not positively Identify e. lie.
however. stated that knife his faith
or had had disappeared from tho
room Of his home after the tragedy.
The testimony will conclude today
and arguments will commence
Judge kerns, formerly of Texas.
is assisting In the prosecution. w. /.
crucc is assisting in the defense Of
the casc
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Judge TowDscn.. charged the jury
in the Lester rnuiIe. case during the
noon hour and rIlIs afternoon the ar
gdments- We're begun. The case will
probably go before the jury tomorrox
morning.
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A CALL
To the independent Order Of ODD
Fellows.

rcffoWt.
The visitation Of the terrible and
awful catastrophe that has visited
San Francisco. Santa Rosa and the
surrounding country, has undoubted.
ly made many Odd Fellows homeless
and destitute, and In view OF this
awful fact, as grand master of the
l o. o. y. OF the Indian Territory, |
deem IL my duty 10 call upon all Odd
Fellows and Rebekahs and all odd
Fellows and Rcbekahs lodges In this
jurisdiction TO contribute toward n re-
lief fund for the benefit Of our broth.
ers and sisters In distress.
Let your donations be- sent direct
10 C. II. Alexander. grand secretary OF
the l. o. o. F. Of the Indian Territory.
who will receipt YOU for the same. and
in proper time win forward the con-
tribution TO the proper committee or
committees. p. u. u. SHEARER,
Grand Master I. o. o. +. OF Ind. Ter.
Attest:
G. II. ALEXANDER. Grand. Sec.
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Devils island Torture

Is NO worse than the terrible Gaze Of
piles that afflicted me ten year7.
Then was advised To apply Buck.
lens Arnica Saive. ana less than box
permanently cured me, writes l. y
Sspscr of, Rugles, KY Heals all
wounds. burns and sores like magic
sc at W. H. Frames. druggist
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Galnnlor.

In the United States court this
morning the case Of Nina Truclovc
chraged with the murder OF VIII
King. was called for trial. Announce
ment was made that both sides would
probably be ready and the case will
begin tomorrow. ~ II. Brown rep
resents the defendant.
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1bc path .; success In business Is In
varL,bly tho path of common sense.
Notwithstanding ali that is said about
lucky hits" the .bcs; kind NJ success
Ia every mans life ~ uot that which
comcS hy accident : Smilca.
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The IRE department. answered =
call from the Selvidge business col
lege yesterday. a fence in the rear
OF the building caught FIRE from burn
ing trash. The blaze was quickly ex.
tIngulshed.
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Out Of 20 Kinds the eest.

Ship one gross DR. Mendenhalis
Chill and Fever Cure. II gives the
best satisfaction OF about 20 brands
carry. Il, Hanord. druggist. Rec
tor, Ark. Children like II. Sold on a
guaranty by the City Drug Store.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-04-24
For Sale or Trade.

fNlnbloOd Hereford and Holsteiu
bull. months old, will weigh $50
pounds. a very fne calf WIN sell
cheap or trade for corn. hay or mich
COW. W +. WARREN. 25-d2w3
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7. c. Bridgman OF this city is at.
tending the NTH annual convention
OF the Funeral Directors Association
OF Oklahoma and Indian Territory.
which Is in session at shawnee.
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'iIr se'iUs ,o 80 tie worst side VI
eyer. body"
lie can't help a. Hos su amateur
photographer Washington star
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aae.Iun pIsesver.r KILLED.

pI-is. Arril l9--Profc-sor cuie,
who disooSeTed- radIum. was ron
over ana kii,eS ~ = ~4rq,s tuAys
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u. VI. Finley Is reported very sick
with pneumonia.
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Qainuor,

ts. $40 and go coupon books a.
this once
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Strawberries

Fresh shipment daily at E b.
PUGHS. 2s-lm
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101 (Aubuchon), : to 10, won; King Leo- pold, 99 OLloyd), 20 to l. second; All Ablaze. 96 (Swain), 70 to l, third. Time, 1:2S1s.
 Third race, one mile-Tartan. 110 (Aus- tim, to 1, won; Minnie Adams 103 (Au- huchon), 1 to 1, second. Gold Mate, 91 (Shillnger, F to l, third. Time, 1:39 4-5.
 Fourth race, steeplechase handicap club house course-Plea, 13O (Wall<er), F to l, won Creoine, 159 (Morrison), 2 to l. sec ond; Dawson, 152 Mckinney, to l, third. Time, 3;30 2-5.
 Fifth race, six furlongs-Tom Dolan, 1O5 (Aubuchon) to 5. won; Marmorean, 9i tSwaln), to 1, second; John Kaufman, S7 Moreland), [ to l, third. Time, 1:43 S-5. Sixth race, one mle-Merry Bell 94 Craylor), to 1, won Martins, 110 (Swain), to ,, second D. G. Taylor. M (More- !and, 30 to 1, third. Time, 1:41.
 Latonia Entries.
 First rase six furlongs-Oeasa. 94; Lightburn. 97; Tsara, Gold Proof 30; | Kings Gem, Lieutenant Rice, Gold Way, 102; St. Noel, Ely Lady, Conjuress, Frank | Bill, King Pepper, 10i; Revolt, 1O7 Pot ter, 1lo; Alsono, 113; Matador. 116.
 Second race, five furlongs, selling Steadfast, BlaclSlock, Ben True Saga panak. outcry, 97; Artful. Dodger. Baden Baden, Glenarm, Uittle Lighter, 100; Toulon 10l; Earl of Leicester, Crafty. [ Handspike, 103; Robervale, All Ablaze, 106; Jay Swift no.
 Third race, mile and eighth, selling-Wa. bash Mae Lynch, 91; Follow the Flag, Dudley H., Loretta F., 96: BeIden, Game ster, 99 Larone, 100; Sanction. l0S Oddo- letta, 10i Mint Sauce, Doesl<in, Light Opera, Gladiator, 105: Liddon, Handy Bill, 10S.
 Fourth race, six furlongs-Judge Treen. gS; Stoner Hill. 91; Incubator. loo; Hazel Thorpe. 102; Lady Henrietta, 102: Gold Enamel, 1O3; Hector 104; Meadow Breeze, 106,
 Firth race, mile-Henry Watterson, e4. Darthula, Shawana, 100 Granada, 1O1: Dr. Yeego, Merry George. Jetsam, Auditor. Dr. Spruill Nat B., 103
 Sixth race, mile and one-six teenth, sell ing-Antibiaf, Minnehaha, Ruby Right. 70; The Mate, Henry O., Athena, Dance Music, 1oi; Elliott, Shining Star, 1l0.
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.OWENTON TEAM DEFEATED
 BY HIGH SCHOOL ELEVEN

The sun set gloriously for the Birmins- ham High school football team yesterday evening In the first game of the season the Birmingham High school eleven de- feated Owenton at West End park by the score of 15 to ,.
 Despite the fact that the owenton team outweighed it's opponent by an average of 10 pounds, they were unable to hold the High school line The main strength of the High school seemed to be in their bucks and rushes, while Owenton is well trained in end runs, and good interfer- ence.
 Herzheld of the High school, was de- cidedly the star of the game. He made all three touchdowns for the High school and his continued, persistent hammering and regular gains on the line of the Owenton team was to a great extent re- sponsible for the victory of his team The work of Cobbs, Estes. Haley and Powell of the High school was also worthy of mention. On the other hand Adams, Lovelady. Goree and Fitzpatrick did excellent work for the Owenton lineup.
 The first half started with a kickoff by the High school. Owenton took the ball and, after about thirty seconds of play, Quarterback Adams made an end run around left end and was unham- pered until within about two yards Of the goal, where he was tackled and thrown by Streit. The ball was pushed over on the next play, Force making the touchdown. Owenton failed to kick the goal and this ended the game on their part. as far as scoring went
 Adams run was a pretty one, and one which. under the circumstances, could not have been stopped sooner than it was. A run around left end was the play and two men tackled left end Me Crossin of the High school, rendering him powerless to effect an interference. It was merely a quick grasp of chance on the part of Owenton, and a little lack of quick thought of one of the High school backs.
 After their first thirty seconds of play, practically everything went towards the High school goal, and the Owenton boys never had chance. The game was keenly interesting and clean up to the latter part of the second half, when several men on the Owenton team became unnecessari- ly rough and "slugging'' on their part was
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MIR. MEYER RETURNS
 FROM SOUTH RUSSIA
Finds Business Active In Towns and Peasants 5usiIy Engaged in
 the Fields.

St. Petersburg, October 31.-Ambassador Meyer has returned here from his trip south. He found evidences of lull in revo- lutionary activity in the provinces he traversed. Business &as active in the towns, and the peasants generally were busily engaged in the fields Mir. Meyer saw no disorders. He was especially im- pressed with the personality of General l<aulbars the governor general of Odessa, with whom he dined. Mir. Meyer found him deeply interested in America and determined to enforce the law in the case of Jew and Gentle alike. The gen. eral professed to have the will and ability to prevent any anti-Jewish excesses with rumors of which the Jewish inhabitants were continually frightening themselves.
 At Moscow MT. Meyer dined with the widow of Grand Duke Sergius.
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Approaching Marriage Announced.

Jackson, Miss, October 3l.-(Special.)- J. Cards have been received here announce ing the marriage of Miss Mary Lou Sykes of Aberdeen to Capt Garrard Harris of this city, on the 14th of November. Cap tain Harris is one of the most prominent young attorneys of the Jackson bar, and on yesterday resigned his comms- sion as captain of the Capital Light Guards, one of the crack military com panies of the state. Miss Skyes comes of an illustrious family, no name being held In greater respect in Mississippi, and is extremely popular.
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Never before has game in which Howard college was slated to be one ot the contestants created so much interest and "street corner discussion, as that which will be played against Grant uni versity next Saturday.
 Howard this season, represented by a splendid team, coached by ]. s. Counsel- man. is receiving more attention from outside critics this year than ever before. This is because it's record is unusually good. The game Saturday will be well attended. Enthusiasts are making even bets.
 Grant university is represented by an unusually good team It Is remembered
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the season. after all, will be a. most suc- cessful one. Burlks, the star of several seasons is in good shape again, and Franklin, the new halfback is startling the natives with his splendid efforts. It IS reported that Frank Powe, who sev- eral seasons ago starred on the gridiron and diamond of the university, and who is taking 8 special course ill engineering this season, will be induced to take charge of one of the ends. It Is the hope of the coach that Truman Smith, former ly quarterback of the team, will get again into the togs and station himself a the other end.
 The university team plays the Agri- cultural and Mechanical college of Mis- sissippi Saturday week. large number of Tuscaloosa enthusiasts will accompany the team.
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At the Gayety.

It is not often that any bill at the atre will please such a large proportion of the theatre going public, perhaps as does that al the Gayety this week. It is Bob Manchester's Vanity Fair" and it is a combination of singing, dancing, comedy. spectacular and vaudeville acts all very pleasing.
 The bill opens with a burletta and closes with another burletta.
 There is a matinee every afternoon and performance every night at the Gay ety, with special prices for women and children at the matinees.
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Meets Next at Hot snrinos.

Oklahoma City, Okla, October 31.-The Medical Association of the Southwest to- day voted to meet next year at Hot Springs, Ark, and elected pr. c. M Ros- ser of Dallas, Tex, president. Dr. J. P. Runyan of Little Rock is among the vice presidents named. Papers were read to- day by Dr. c. M. Rosser and Dr. Ed mund B. Cary. both of Dallas.
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At the Bllou.

The usual Thursday matinee will be given this afternoon at the Bjou the atre when "The Awakening of MT. Plpp' will be again presented. This play is a decided novelty and far removed from any other musical show ever seen in Birmingham. In short it must be seen to be appreciated Charley Grapewin, in the role of Mir. Pipp, demonstrates that he Is a comedian of no mean ability and he has the support of an excellent com pany. The usual performance will be given tonight. A matinee Is scheduled for this afternoon.
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Mrs. winsIow's soothino sv-,,.

The best remedy for DIARRHOEA. so,a by druggists in every part of the world. Be sure and ask for Mrs. Winl owl 8 Soothing Syrup" and take nv other kind. Has been used for over FIFTY YEARS by MILLIONS OF MOTHERS for their CHILDREN WHILE TEETHING, with PERFECT SUCCESS. It SOOTHs tn, CHILD. SOFTENS the GUMS, ALIAAYS all Pain, CURES WIND COIIC, and ia twenty-five cents q bottle.
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HOWARD-GRANT GAME
 WILL BE INTERESTING

that this college last season inflicted a sad defeat on the University of Tennes- see, and as the majority of those students who made up that victorious aggregation have been returned, it is safe to predict that in case Howard does win, the mar gin will be very small
 Grant and Howard are about evenly balanced, it is believed The former was defeated by the Georgia Tech by very small score and the University of Ala bama won from Howard only after an unusual effort In the second half. Inter- est is at fever heat on the Howard cam pus. The team is practcing hard this week. and there are as many as forty recruits every afternoon.
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PUBLIC SPEAKING.

Jefferson Theatre Friday night, November 2, there will be a democratic rally and vot- CTS will be addressed by R. M. Cunningham, Hon. w. w. Brandon, Hon. B. M. Allen. Hon. s. J. Bowie and Hon. John M. Caldwell. All voters are urged to attend. Robert N
 Bell, Chairman Democratic Campaign Committee. 7
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conspicuous. This action alone was the
 only dirty work" in the game
 The first touchdown for the High school was made by q rush through the owen ton line. while the High schools ball was near the goal. The second was made after a splendid end run by Haley. and several rushes through the opposing line. Haley also made a timely end run in the latter part of the first half, which carried the ball near enough to the High school goal to permit third touchdown. All three touchdowns were made in the first half and on every occasion the kick for the goal was a failure.
 On account of the necessity Of having to take one hour and ten minutes out of the time, the last half Was thrown late in the evening, and an agreement was made to play the last half twenty minutes straight. This half lacked the rush and excitement of the first, neither side being able to gain materially over the other Hersfield and Cobbs were knocked out by the dirty work on the part of one of Owenton's guards.
 The spirit shown in the game was un- usual. About three hundred turned out to see the game and the enthusiasm was marked throughout.
 The lineup of the teams was as fol- lows:
 Owenton. E. H. $. Moore ................ C. .....--...W .Wittichen Lambert ...........L. G. ...--.......Powell
 Russell ............ R. G. ....--...... .Moffett Davis ............. R. T. ..... Mckinney Norris ............ L. T. ....-....... Streit Wildsmith ......... L. E. ..-.. ..McCrossin Lovelady .......... R. E. ...--..... Bethea J. R. Adams ...... O. ......-..... Haley Bumgardner ..... L. II. B. .......... Cobbs Fitzpatrick ...... R. H. B. ........... Estes Goree .............. F. B. ....--.... .Herzfeld
 Substitutes: Owenton, ]. H. Adams, Swindle and Norton; B. II. S" Lamkin,
 Brown and Wngo. During the progress of the second half, in order to try the substitutes, Mckinney retired in favor of Wingo and McCrossin in favor of Lamkin.
 Manager Robert Thach of the High school will lead his team into foreign territory next Saturday morning. He will leave on the Southern for Anniston, where he will meet a picked team from the Presbyterian college and the Leighton Street school of that city. The game will be played on Saturday evening at about 3sO o'clock. Prof. Samuel Adams will accompany the team. Professor Adams, by the way, is one of the stanehest friends the Athletic associa- ton of the High school has.
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"The County Chairman"

The attraction at the Jefferson this afternoon and tonight will be "The Coun- ty Chairman" by George Ade. The Hon. Jim Hockler is the central character and Theodore Babcock has in 1t a strong part. He is said to be inimitable in DOT traying the ins and outs of politics The comedy is paid to be brimful of clear satire and pungent wit.
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At Latonia.

Cincinnati. october S1.-Tartan, at to 1. won the third race. the feature of the card at Iatonia today by neck from Fred Cooks Minnie Adams, which was to 4 in the betting. Gold Mate easily beat Joe Coyne for third money. Plea, an outsider, won the steeplechase handi- cap in easy fashion from Creoline. the favorite, with Dawson third. Two favor ites won. Track fast
 First race, six furlongs-Sorrel Ttop, 107 (Swain). to l. won; Belltoone l07 (Foy), to l. second; Intense. TOT More- land), 5o to 1. third. Time. 1:l43-
 Second race, seven furlongs-Tanager,
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At tte Majestic.

At the matinee at the Majestic theatre Saturday afternoon Talking Tom" the educated pony, will come down. in the audience and shake hands with all the children. answer questions for them and perform soue other equally as wonderful stunts. Tho pony is the smartest and
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Girard May Have Election Plant.

Girard October S1.-(Special. )-There is a movement on foot to erect an electric light plant in Girard, and it is said that a considerable sum will bo invested in the enterprise. Girard and Phenix City have over 10000 people, and 1t is believed that such a plant would be we'll sup ported both by the two municipalities and the private citizens of both towns
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Fire In Lejpsjc. O.

Leipsic, O.. October 31.-Fire here tonight destroyed the entire opera house block, entailing loss of S10O,- GOO. The fire started in the Knights of Pythias lodge room.
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THE DEMOCRATIC TICKET

State Ticket.
 For Governor:
 B. B. COMER. For Lieutenant Governor: HENRY B. GRAY. For Secretary of State: FRANK N. JULIAN.
 For Auditor: ". W. BRANDON.
 For Treasurer WALTER D. SEED. For Commissioner of Agriculturss J. A. WILKINSON. For Superintendent of Educations H. c. GUNNELS. For Attorney General: ALEX M. CAREER. For Chief Justice of the Supreme Court, JOHN R. TYSON. For Associate Justices of the Supreme
 Court: JOHN R. DOWDELL. THOMAS c. NJ GILLIAN. For Associate Railroad Commissioners: CHARLES HENDERSON. J. c. HARRIS. For Congressman, Ninth District: OSCAR W. UNDERWOOD. County Ticket. For Senior Judge--Criminal Courts DANIEL A. GREENE. For Associate Judge-Criminal Court SAMUEL l.. WEAVER. For State Senator: NATHAN L. MILLER For Representatives: JERE CLEMENS KING.
 l.. J. HALEY. SAM WILL JOHN. R. F. LOvELADY. w. l.. URQUHART JOHN T. GLOVER DR. M. c. RAGSDALE.
 For Sheriff:
 J. P. STILES. For County Auditor: ROBERT A. MORRIS. For Road supervisee:
 JOE HILL