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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-01-28
Prize, or No Prize.

Senator Mallory In his will fixed a
permanent fund for the best essay on
the United States Constitution by any
student in Georgetown University
where he graduated. That shows
louder than words that he deemed
such a study an important matter
and that fact will encourage many
another boy to do the same thing,
prize or no prize. The real benefit
is not in the prize, but in the educa-
! tion:-DeFuniak Herald.
A MAN Among Men.
| The death of U. S. Senator Stephen
Il. Mallory of Pensacola is mourned
over the entire state. In a nutshell,
Senator Mallory was a Man among
men, whose place will be hard to fill.
Calhoun Democrat
No LimeIight Seeker.
Senator Mallory was not In the
l1melfght half as much as many lesser
; politicians in Florida, but there have
oeen but few men in the state whose
deaths have been more universally
mourned. The request for a private
and not official funeral was an Illus
tration of his unassuming character
Wauchula Advocate.
Of Most Heroic Type.
The Gainesville Sun very aptlv calls
attention to the fact that should the
relatives of the late Senator Mallory
bind in volume all comments of the
press OF the state and nation upon his
death, not single word derogatory
to the public and private life of the
deceased patriot would be found in
the hundreds OF pages OF such
volume. And we are fain tn saw
that such a memory is better. greater
and dearer than that of a warrior
whose brilliant achievements have
been bathed in blood Or a great DO
ltical geniuS-a Talleyrand. who NAV
nave accomplished some mighty pur-
pose Tor his country but at the cost
of spotless honor.
AS one wanders back over the paths
or history and reads the story of
splendid achievement by the great
ones OF the earth how often the end
OF their career is but an apple of
Sooom-a dry, grey ash that nause-
ates and kills. What a vast majority
OF the heroes of the word have blazed
ike meteors fer a white, only to be
consumed or fall a blackened and nm
signify mass. The words of the sage
tnat "a good name ise better than
riches become more impressive more
absolutely true when we study the
ives OF men. and we grow to realize
tnat the best, the noblest. the most ,
beneficent heroes of the world have
Deen those who, like Stephen r. Mali
.ory, have left the legacy of a blame |
less lEe--Tampa Tribune.
A Loss to the Nation,
The death of Stephen r. Mallory is /
distinct loss to the country. Mallory |
comes of an honored family. his faith |
er before him havine occupied a seat |
m the Confederate cabinet. The name !
Mallory has long been an honored one.
and suffered no dininution at the
hands of the later Stephen Russell |
Mallory
He has. been Handicapped in his
work great deal by poor health NOT
being physically able to ioin a, a,+;uo .
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-01-28

St, Helena, the inhabitants of which
have been reduced to practical desti-
tutiNn Nv he Withdrawals Of the Brit
iSh garrison.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-01-28

The British government will devotn
20 ono pounds 70 start the cultivation
of New Zealand hemp in the island of
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-02-04
DdnderIne

Works wonders. II produces hair
just as surely as rain and sunshine
produces crops. 1t produces a thick
growth of luNuriant hair when all
other remedies fail. We guarantee
Danderine. All druggists sell it 25c,
soc, and $1OO per bottle To prove
its worth send this ad and 10 cents
i'm stamps or silver and we will mail
you a large free sample. Knowlton
Danderine Co., Chicago. III. Dtf
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-02-04
BANKRUPT SALE.

Notice is hereby given that / will
offer for sale TO the highest ana best
bidder for cash lat Davis. Okla. on
Saturday. February s. 1905, at >
o'clock y. m, the Wolfe Adler bank
rupt stock Of dry goods, shoes,
clothing etc, the said stock inyoic-
ing $1,000.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-02-04

Many requests are being received
from individuals ana states for the
placing of "fayoritc daughters upon
the Biennial program. This Of course,
is difficult proposition for the Chair
man of the Program Committee. TO
represent f1rtysix state Fcde atons,
go briaa forward experts and special
lists in t.c respect We lines of work,
and ~ carefully discuss the busl-
hess an policies of the General
FcIcratou. an this. with six morn
ing ami Eve evening sessions, is one
OF TN" problems of the committee.
1t looks at glance as if it would
a~ the oId man remarked, take a
'liriculnhod D. t. ID H. If there
,re som, dlam cintmnots, there is
r.' CON i,ruur Thought that every
Fcduauo is represent upon "Suto
Presidents evening
Sarah $. Platt Decker.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-02-04

Young Lady
DO YOU want TO earn scholar.
ship I'm Solvidgc business College?
only few days of pleasant work re-
Quired Apply Ardmoreite Phone 53S.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-02-04
Wanted

To buy or trade for all the second.
hand furniture, in good condition, in
Ardmorc pay the highest price
for second hand furniture.
3ltt r \. JONES
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-02-04
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crcrrov r r,o court orderin,, fine transfer Of
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-02-04
SOCIETY,".
By Mrs. I. II. Siurgeon Phones; House 63i. Office D.

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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-02-04

II Is interesting to know that 100
women i'm boston are working out
the plans of the committee for en-
tprtaumcnt of the General Fedora
ton next june The Executive
Board met I'm Chicago last week and
'bc clubs of that city entertained
them To- -rcat extent Plans for
the programme and other details
were completed.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-02-04

csvIllc today
Mrs j. G Murphy who has been a
guest Of her parents Mr. and Mrs. H..
r. Sims, returned to her home in
Pauls valley Monday
Mr. and Mrs Pcrk Bruce of pauis
Valley spent Sunday with relatives
m the city and returned home Mon
day
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-02-04
FOR RENT.

FOR RENT Furnished room. over
Kcudal's Grocery. Apply De.
Wits Pool Han %
FOR RENT Nicely furnished rooms.
Baths lights and gas Mrs W. ".
Riggs cor 2ud avenue and G street.
northwest Phone G9i Att
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-02-04

Miss Murphy who has been a pleas
ant visitor in the city the past week
the eucst of Mr.. and Mrs W. w
Lewis returned To her home IN Gain
Evening journal., 1908-11-04

For a good square meal. call at the
New York Restaurant. We serve two
pork chops. French fried potatoes bread
and batter. 20 cents; two lamb chops.
20 cents: veal outlet. French fried no.
tatoes. bread aud butter. 20 cents: small
steak, French fried potatoes, bread and
Evening journal., 1908-11-04
LEVY COURT
SEVENTH DISTRICT.
1915 Representative.

AFPoouINIMINK HUNpREp.
Evening journal., 1908-11-04
REPUBLICANS
.CONTROLCONGRESS
By Uniled PICS Leased speeIal wru

BY United Press Leased Special wu~
NEW YORK, Nov. 4.-RepublicaR
leaders to-day Claim a majority Of 60
in the incoming Congress. The Demo-
Gratis dispute this and insist the ma
jority viii be but 81.
Both sides, however. agree that the
tariff will be revised by its friends"
So If Uncle Joe" Cannon can over
ride the opposition in his own pareg
as well as he withstood the fight poe
him in his own district yesterday. he
will preside over a Congress with
enough of Republican majority to
enact any legislation President Taft
may desire.
Every big Republican congressman.
with the possible exception OF over
street. in Indiana. has won out and
about the only well known face miss
ing on the majority side will be James
s. Sherman. who has been called up
higher" to preside over the Senate.
Serona f. Payne will continue in his
position as chairman of ways and
means. and will Introduce the new tar
in bill and steer il through the House.
Evening journal., 1908-11-04
~ REPREsENTATIVE pIsT.

RED LION HUNDRED.
- ~
Evening journal., 1908-11-04
I4TH REPRESENTATIVE DIST.

APPOQUINIMINk HUNDRED.
CHM. d. Hutchinson, F
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-10
CANADIANS STILL
HAVE COhF|D ENCE

In spite OF the . o. 1-2 mile OF the
PAGER Minor Heir. now fayorite for
Detroit's $4,000 Chamber Of Com
merce stake, the Canadians who are
backing The Eel In the future books
are far from giving up hope Though
he did not start at Peoria. not being
eligible on account OF the failure or
his owner to enter him. The Eel was
there and showed the horsemen the
stun OF which he was made, by sew
eral fast workouts. His most impos-
ing demonstration was ar the expense
OF Pop" Geers and LATE Shacfer who
were working a couple of the record
PAGERS OF the Geers string. McEwen
turned the Eel in behind them and
kept him there 10 the stretch when
he opened him up. The Canadian
thing buzzed past the others as II
they were standing still and finished
the mile well to the good and this IN
spite OF the fact that the veteran Ten
nesseean was pushing his charge for
all he could do.
The Geers pair paced the final quar-
ter in so seconds. but the Eel must
have bettered this at least a second
and travelled the overland route, too.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-10
TODAY'S ENTRIES.
Al WINDSOR.

First Race. 5ia furlongs. 4-year-olds
and Up. selling 81: Mary Hall. 'l0l;
Belle OF the Bay. 100. Snowman. los;
Punky. lOs. Royal Onyx, 1903; Prince
Hohenlohe III; Jack Dolan, ll2, Wa
Second Race. furlongs 2-year olds
N2,. Settonia 81. Miss Alvescot. 81.
Catherine Cardwell, % Dorothy Webb.
81 Greenhow. %: Diccoon, 1907 Mrs.
Mary Moore. 1ol: Dan De Noyles' iQ3
Black Nose. I04. Pearl Point 100.
Third Race. l mile. 3-year-olds and
up 90 Miss Marjorie. 90. Lawrence
T. Daley. los Polly Prim. l01. Ellicott.
10; chariyari. 10, Martin Doyle; ll2
year-olds tl2Dr Belle OF the Tribe. 1O1;
Speight. lO2. Ribbon Girl. i02: Indian
Hunter. l04. Hank. l0J, Elsie F.. los;
Abandoned. 1O6. Loyal Maid. lO6; Mel
tor Cloth los. Philosopher. lO9; Joe
Nolan. 100. Flat Creek. III. ,..--.,
Fifth Race. : miles. 3,yearo olds and
vegan. 'S5. /. NJ Eckert. So. Lady Gay
Spanker. 49,. Royal Chance. 49, Re
storation. l04; Milestone. 'l04; 81. lila p
rio 1885, King OF the valley. 'lO6;
ton Iackaye. ll2. True Boy. III.
Sixth Race. mile 3-year- Odds. sell
ing GD Flarney '96, Miss Vigllant.
1Oi; Proclivity. 10l: Ornamentation,
lOI. Lady Sichel 100: Protagonist. l06;
Tee Tick 1906. Cosmopolitan. l0s: sen
ator Barrett. 1876 Azure Maid, lOt,
seventh Pace. mile. 3-year- olds
selling 40: Cannie Maid 's3; La
jeuresse. s9s. Arrowswift. '9s Gren-
esque. lO1. Estelle G.. l0l; King Thistle.
1903. Tamme 100; King Avondsle 'i02 +:
Gilvedear. 10.
-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-10
YOUNG BENEFIT
To Be UNIQUE

An absolutely unique game will be
the one in which the people OF Bos'
ton and the American league will do
honor Aug. 10 To that grand old man
OF the national game-Pitcher Denton
T. Young. OF the Boston club.
IL having been found impracticable
to arrange a game between the Bos-
ton club and the champion Detroits,
the latter being simply unable TO keep
their engagements and make the
Jump. President Taylor OF the Boston
club announces that he hopes 10 Sc
cure league consent 10 playing his
team against an aggregation OF Am
erican leaguers. gathered from all the
other seven teams, each one TO con.
tribute player or two.
President Navin. OF the Detroit club.
has replied fayorably 10 Taylor's re-
quest and believes that the opportu-
nifty TO aid in the benefit 10 the vet
eran twirler will be gladly assisted
by all the other clubs.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-10
Wild Bill" GaT latest
Contribution 10 Greatness

IL had TO come A well-known De-
troit cigar manufacturer announces
that. before long. he will hand over
to his sales department brand new
cigar which he will style the VILE
Bill"
The interior cover be guarantees
to include a fine photograph or the
king OF pitchers in the act OF strik-
ing out the side with runners on al
the sacks
The Tigers have been the recipients
of many honors in their great cam
paigns OF 1907 and 1905 bat. so far
as known The sigma distinction OF
having cigar named after any OF
the individual members OF the play
ing staff is achieved thus by one OF
them for the first time
In order that the cigar NAV be with
in reach Of even the most humble Of
the twirling monarch supporters, 1t
will sell for five cents the twentieth
part OF 4 dollar
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-10
Sunday Excursion. July 18th via Mich
iqan Central.
Sporting Note5

ID. 4. &, 81 Baracss, 0. Vaughn pitched.
Ann Arbor and Palestine lodge play mt
-. a g. today
ID. A. {. play. the strong Monroe orr
oles tomorrow
The Cubs are running AWAY from the
other National league teams again.
The Detroit Matinee club goes back
To Recreation park. Five races sat
urday.
Hut one car IL out OF the perfect score
contingent OF the -Gliddsn tour as the
result OF the fr.; days run.
Gan. md Nelson have signed article.
10 get $4,000 and Cans 10000.
The now :i-footrr, spite, n Detroit
built boat. owned by local syndi-
Pouiliots yesterday, and gets trial
Amy Brook. will start 40 the Detroit
meeting but will not he IN tho NJ ~
NJ her old record making her inelig
ible ~ the time the entries closed IN
IN" 'pt'hs
jack Cronia, CORNER Detrait pitcher.
licked Umpire Mci.ague 81 Jersey
city yesterday, with Pat Powers in
the gTsndstand. u will be long
time before Jack plays ball again.
Looks IKE Amy brooks wes ReinE 80
make SonOma Girl and the others all
LOOK had The art of breeding and
ter " keeping pace with the times,
all right,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-10
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
SPORT
AMY BROOKS
TR0TS IN 2:05 "A

PEORIA. All, July s7-Amy Brooks
Won. the Hotel Fey stake today in
two straight heats from reld Of
five other starters In the first heat
the little Mcdonald mare logged home
length ahead OF Spanish Queen.
the Detroit NJ and NJ candidate. in
200 ga In the final heat Amy turn.
ed the three-quarters post in l 10 l-2.
and did the last quarter In ;29 IA,
giving her the mile In , o. la. the
fastest trotting mile OF the year and
equaling Sonoma Girls fastest mile
OF last season made at Lbertyville.
Baron Grattan really had no race
In the free-for.all pace, and OtheHo
took the 2ll trot
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-10

First Race-Three-year7old and mp;
maidens. lie miles G2): Shadow
Glance. l07: Count Reinford. lO7;
Montrose. 1917; Rosario, 1917 Coat'of-
arms. 107; May Rose, l05; Gram ar.
1917: Golconda. l07; Monocle. 40;
Chaplet. lO7; Jig Music, LOG; Florence
H.. 105.
Second Race-Fouryear-olds and
up: steeplechase, handicap; about
PIP miles (9): Queen OF Knight. 1870;
Sandy Creeker, 40; Robador. 1874;
Economy. 1852; Delcanta, IA; Harpist
H.. 1873; Water Speed. l46; Thistle
dale. 1874. Ironsides. l45.
Third Race--Twoyear-olds: FLIES
and geldings. 51-2 furlongs 40: Wa
tervliet. 109: Harlem Maid. 90; Coy
otte. 80; WEYMOUTH. 80; Secret Ser
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-10
WOMEN SHOCKED
THE FIGHT CROWD

The women who attended the Cans
Nelson contest Saturday-and there
was large number OF them-acted In
such a manner that hereafter they
will probably not be admitted to
bouts Most OF them developed into
screeching hends when Nelson began
TO batter Cans Two from Nevada
mining camp were close TO the ring
side and their language was as PRINT
tive as that OF Bret Harte's Harridans.
These became hysterical when Nelson,
bleeding freely. tore into Cans. When
Cans sank 10 the mat for the last
time. one OF the two scrambled into
the ring. yelling Economically. The
action OF the two near the ringside,
as well as others seated less con-
spIcuously illustrates the refining In.
fluence OF prize fights upon women
San Francisco Exchange.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-10

vice. 80; Helen Harvey. 1903, Gather
inc Simpson. 80, Merry Gift. 80;
'luerara. So Mariana. 90. Aropdack,
l09; sniff 80: Queen or Trent, SO.
Fourth Neutrality-suspicious. and
up, handicap: lie miles; Zienap.
los. Moonshine. "a Killiecrankie, 80;
Fountainbleu, l02; Dollie Spanker,
107: Campaigner. So Sailor Girl. 80;
Sir Lynnewood. li9.
Fifth Race-Two-year-olds: selling,
5 l-2 furlongs Q0): Eschau, l07: En-.
field l07; Mobility. l04. Merry Wild
ow. loo; Takahira. III; Dandy Dixon,
l09; Mystify, LOG; Bill Green. 10s;
Chaperon, LOG; Dearly Bell. SO.
Sixth Race - Three-year-olds and
up; selling, IA miles (9): Beau
clere, 100. Red Friar. l09 ST. Joseph,
lOl: Bartender, l09; Earl G.. 104;
Juggler, liz; Crack-Shot. ga I-ally.
l09; Trash. SO.
Clear, fast.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-10
BIG PLUNGERS LOSE BIG
WADS TO WINDSOR BOOKIES

ask him 10 keep his eye peeled for
a site tor d new race track;
The riding talent at windsor mas
been increased sy the arrival OF sew
eral jockeys from Cincinnati. Minder.
V Powers and Heldel getting in yes
terday
II is the general opinion among the
hCrsemeu that Joe James Will not De
Shy OF horses when he opens ms new
track
The New York dates have been re-
arranged, but not the Hart Asnew
bills
Bob Turner. the Baltimore bo0kmak e
er. is one OF the big layers a the Sc
attic meeting.
Today's card IS OF fair quality and
should furnish a good afternoons
sport. The third race will be the fea-
ture ana has entered such horses as
Ellicott. Martin Doyle Lawrence. +.
DAILY. Polly Prim and Miss Marjorie.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-10
TIGES HAD TO WIN AND
JUST DID 1T; THAT'S ALL

bated in three runs OF Plank. tielnc
the score
ST Louis will win now" was the
general prediction. and take the
lead
Al that time the New York score
was to 6 in favor OF the Elberfeld
'ang and the Tigers were just coming
p for their final time at bat.
To lose when the Browns lost would
ave been rather bitter medicine To
he Tigers when they want every
me as they do right now. To lose
nth the Browns winning and forging
ahead again In the pennant race was
IA much more bitter dose. however. AMI
the Champs came up with blood in
their eyes
Schaefer led on with "A ringing sim
gle of Manning-his third OF the day
and Wahoo Sam had the bench in a
turmoil by his fourth drive OF the day
"a larrup TO right on which Schaefer
took third. Cobb sent long fiy to
Keller. Schaefer scoring and Craw-
ford taking second hit at this
juncture would have tied the score.
but Elberfeld ordered Manning To
pass Rossman This would have
brought up Coughlin who hadn't been
hitting all day. but Manager Hughie
switched the program and sent up
Davy Jones. who hit a teaser to Ball.
The shortstop saw Dayy tearing for
first "a only that heet-footed gazelle
can. and lost his bearings In the ne,
cessity for hurry. Crawford scoring.
Schmidt's single filled the sacks and
Manning hit Downs and Thomas
run scoring each time
Al the finish Manning came of the
field frothing at the mouth and Man
ager Elberfeld was so mad he fairly
wept.
The Tigers shifted Shaefer round,
put killifer into the game, sent VIII
lett 10 the slab and shut out the
home club In order
To-day they finish the long series
and Wild BIZ is likely 10 pitch.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-10
Gain Raised With kny
Harness Records This SEASON
(Cnic ago Trlbune.)

They iust simply raised Cain with
the trotting and pacing record In the
last few days.
Fleming Boy trotted third heat in
2:07 IL at Peoria, new record for
green trotters.
Billy b. u. paced a mile In 2:29 AZ
Palatine. constituting a new record for
4.yearold geldings with mauve sus-
penders.
Goolsey g. stepped a mile in 1929 at
Geezerville. constituting a new record
for early radishes
Wilkes Persquint trotted a third
heat In PAS at Knox. constituting a
new third heat record for Stark coun-
ty. Ind
Patsy Gal stepped half a mile at
DINGHY Courthouse. Va, In 1924, con.
stituting new record for S.year-old
trotters with two white feet and a
blaze face.
Nutmeg Fslseface shocked a buggy
at Gabe's Crossing and landed home
In twenty minutes. constituting rec
ord for guideless wonders.