The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-06


Barnes and Miss Pollard. Miss Annie
once to restore her to her former high
standing. n
Frank Likes sriser."
Master Frank z. Hall, the leading boy
in the contest. enjoyed ride on
''Tiser's" back. and he thinks he 10 just
the finest little pony he ever saw.
Frank wants .Tiser" just as much as
anybody. and he Intends to do his best
to win him. He adds a few hundred
votes to his score each day. but needs
q good many more than he has now 10
get within reach OF the pony. Frank is
cheerful little gentleman. and IL not
discouraged by the outlook. although
there are several other contestants who
want the pony as badly as he does
ahead of him at present. He still has
hopes that he will have enough votes
in the end to annex "Tiser" and the
park wagon.
More New Candidates.
New contestants enrolled since last
report are Master Henry Tayloe KIM
brough Of Lowndesboro, aged s; Miss
Lillian Mcdaniel Of Abbeville. the couf-
ty seat of Henry County. and Mrs. G..
A. Ritch. Of Union Springs. county
seat Of Bullock County. This makes
a total of forty-three contestants en-
rolled up to the present time. twenty
five of. whom have no votes to their
credit as yet. but a number Of those
who have not yet scored any points
are known to be working and some Of
them have a lot Of votes ready to send
in.
There is room for yet more contest
ants and plenty OF time remains to get
into the race and make winning. The
earlier the start Is made, however, the
better, as every day devoted to the
work counts for those who work.
Contest Picture Gallery.
All contestants who are not too mod
est to- have their pictures appear in The
Advertiser. will please send their pho
tographs to the contest manager at
their earliest convenience. Those who
portrayed in public print. WIN obiige
by forwarding their photographs to
the contest manager anyway. The Ad-
vertiser would like to publish the pic
lures Of all the contestants singly or
in groups, as may be, most available.
A great many readers of The Adver-
tiser will be interested in seeing the
pictures of the contestants. Pictures
lend interest to the daily reports Of
progress made by the contestants. and
many people will be influenced in pay
ing a subscription in favor Of some
contestant whose picture pleases them.
Thus far only three photos have been
handed In. They will be reproduced
in the order in which they are re.
ceived.
PORTRAIT FM1ss Iona sTEPhens
The portrait presented today is that
of Miss Iona Stephens of 700 Cleveland
Avenue. She is the daughter of J. B.
Stephens, who has won more than local
fama aurcAsafr1I aCrfrYIf,ypiSR MY
Shepherds farm products Invariably
take the premiums at the agricultural
fairs where he exhibits. Miss Leona
hopes to win a prize in The AdveP-
tiser contest. She is attending the
high school and has not as much time
to devote to the contest as some Of
her competitors have. but she intends
to do her best to win. She is at pres
emit No. IL in the lineup.
Not Yet In the Score List.
The list of contestants who have not
yet any votes to. their credit includes
the following:
BARNES. Samuel OPP, covington
County. Ala.
BRONSON. Marion. 4o1 Monroe Street,
City.
BRYAN. Mrs. John, elennwoOd.
BRYANT, Miss Mary A., corner
First Avenue and Church Street. Selma,
Ala.
cHEATHAM. Miss Louise Helen. 4o7
Heron Street. City.
CHRISTIAN. Charles Columbisna.
Shelby County. Ala
COLEMAN, Miss Blanche, III N. Holt
Street City.
CORNELIUS. Mrs. Mollie O.. ~ Pleas
ant Avenue. City.
DANIELS, Miss Kathryn. 10 N. Me-
Donough Street. City.