The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-02

able. Mrs. Cornelius Is twice q widow.
her first husband having been q rail-
road man and her late husband a ply
stefan. She Is q trained nurse by &C.
oupation and has q host Of warm
friends who have promised her their
support In the contest.
Miss Mamie HOPKINS, Of 51E Monroe
Street. bright little lass Of . years.
announces herself as candidate for
the gas range. She expects TO be a
housekeeper some day and thinks the
RANGE will come In handy.
Om the waiting List.
The list OF contestants who have not
yet any votes to their credit includes
the following:
BARNES. samuel. OPP. covingtOn
BARNEs, Miss Susie. AndaIusia, Cow
ington County, Ala.
BRONSON. Marion 4o1 Monroe Street.
City.
BRYANT, Miss Mary A.. corner
First Avenue and Church Street, Selma
cHEATHAM. Miss Louise Helen. 4O7
Heron Street. City.
CHRISTIAN. Charles. coiumbiana'
Shelby County. Ala.
CORNELIUS. Mrs. Mollte O.. "a Pleas
ant Avenue, City.
DYKES. Miss Genie. Union Springs.
Bullock County, Ala.
HARE, Charles w. Jr.. orrville. Dali
u HoeKiNs. Miss Mamie. sl4 Monroe
LEVY. CASTOR, 4oS Monroe Street
POLLARD, Miss lone r., Hurtsboro.
Russell County, Ala
PTTRIFOY. Mrs. w. W.. Forest ave-
nue.. Highland Park. City. ,,,.
RUFFIN, Mrs. Annie L.' <r1''''AiS'
Autauga County, Ala: .na xx,,.
sIIER Miss Ruth, B1s North Huh
STOCKS, Henderson. P. o. BOX lVS
SEINE TTNca. Miss ollie Gay. s1s Ann
Street, Selma. .,.,-. Tea
THOMAS. Frank H. opeiiAA'
SOuns ssT,serS ID the POny's Name.
ne III tNa names suggested as an ep
.e.riata one for the fine little Snet-
trss ocnv which Is one OF the prizes
.orensvaa for in The Advertiser CIT
c,,Infion contest, "Tiser seems
tha most unique and catchy ana stso
the one in greatest favor, ~ y. nsnc,
by the young people inteseseeu -
ing him. s.,.A "Alabama" as
..-.tsa-" hut Alabama" is more sug-
s,astive Of the feminine gender, ana TINS
serv sa a male. therefore It has been
decided to call him "riser wnlcn ma
nnnre OF a masculine sound ana SaNOFS
more OF originality -
ether nony named '"Tiser," but as there
newer has been a more distinguished
nonv than this royal descendant OF the
famous dwarf equinines OF the Shet!ano
isles. It is meet that this little fellow
~ ould have a distinctive name. IL
sor'' has a ring to it that Is pleasant
20 the ear, and as It is diminutive
~ the name of the paper that is Civ
ing him away. 1t is exceedingly appro-
nriate that ''Tiser'' should be the name
the prize pony will hereafter be known
by.
The special cash prize of 81 offered
last Wednesday for an acceptable name
for the pony has been awarded to Miss
Adele Cavanaugh aged IL, of ago North
Lawrence Street. as she was the first TO
suggest the name OF ''riser." her sug-
gestion having been received at The
Advertiser once within a few hours
after the offer of the prize was made,
only one prize OF 81 was offered for
a name. the competition being open
only to children under Is years OF age,
ana each being limited to the sugges-
zion of but one name. All names had
TO be submitted before Saturday noon.
II more than one person suggested the
name that was adopted, the nrst one
suggesting 1t was to receive the dol
lar. Under these conditions. the prize
has been awarded to Miss Adele Cav
anaugh, as above stated.
Master Henry Hendon Jones. aged 5,
OF Birmingham, also suggested the
uame "Tiser' on the same day the
prize ofIer was made. his suggestion
being received by the first mail from
Birmingham after The Advertiser con-
tanning the offer reached there. Had
II been possible to get his guess" in
as soon as Miss Cavanaugh's. he might
have beaten her to Il. As q reward for