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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-06-22
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And Oklahoma really got into the
oratorical list at Chicago. Dennis
Flynn seconded the nomination OF
Congressman sherman Alas, great.
ness means little for Bird Mcclure.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-06-22

Taft and good times is TO be the
republican slogan but how can TAFT
change republican policies that have
brought panic and business disaster
more than Roosevelt could whose poll
cics De IS pledged TO follow?
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-06-22

The collapse of Governor Cummins
and the Iowa idea fills the hearts Of
the protective tariff league with Joy
not unspoahablc-but very loudly eX-
pressed
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-06-22

Mirth, melody, musical monologues,
readings, representations and a laugh
for one and all, Thursday night June
%. at Robson opera house, benefit
Y. VI. c. 4. Admission 25c, reserved
seats lOc. 2l-5
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-06-22

80 less than four requests for
stores have been received the past
three days. one being from Phil
adclphia, another from Westchester,
Pa, and two from Oklahoma points.
The inquircrs do not seem To- care
for any further information, appar-
entity having made up their minds
10 come to Ardmorc II they can get
roof over them.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-06-22

Benefit Y. VI. C. A. Original Qua
kers at Robson opera house Thurs
day night, June 25. Admission 25c,
lOc extra for reserved seats. 2l-5
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-06-22

Regular meeting Arimore Chqpter
Order of Eastern star al Masonic hall
Monday evening at $50
BESSIE PALMER, W. VI.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-06-22
Ardmore, Monday June p, 1908.

Shcrmaus latest march 90 the sea
will bc prrfac,d Boy side excursion
up salt river.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-06-22

DeWltts witch Hazel Salve. II is
especially good for piles BE sure TO
get DeWitts Sold by w. b. Frame
d&w
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-06-22

The Drygoodsman OF ST. Louis, the
leading organ Of the trade, has re-
ducstpd the Commercial Club to fur
nlsh 81 a concise statement Of the
conditions which are especially flv-
orable in this country just at this
time. \ very similar request has
been received from the American
Lumbcrmau at Chicago, which is
carrying on ''Build Sow campaign
iu order To hurry restoration of
normal conditions.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-06-22
CONNIE ERCIAL CLUB
NOTLC.

Word was received this morning
from the gentlemen at Rock Island
m, who were en- route to Ardmore
10 look into the proposition OF a
broom factory. to the effect that
they had been detained at oklahoma
City and finally had decided to re-
turn home and try again later.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-06-22

Mr.. T. j. Dorrah an son, J. W,
Of Springfield Tenn, were callers
at the Commercial Club this morning.
They are making their headquarters
in this city while investigating the
tributary country with mind TO
going into business J. W. Dorrah
was employed In Ardmore at one
time for more than a year and has
since desired to settle permanently N
this section.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-02
CLINTON A. C. WINS
Regals, of Hartford, Come Here to Overwhelming Defeat
 of 46 to 8.
HI. s. F. B. I. BANQUET
Football Team Will Feast Saturday, Which Cancels Game With
 Hartford.

With excellent team work and an ac- curacy at goal throwing with which the regal team from Hartford could not cope, the Clinton A. C. five of New Ha- ven last night won an easy victory by the overwhelming score of i6 to at Anderson gymnasium.
 Frankel was easily star throwing eight goals in the first half and after awrds giving way 10 give others a chance
 Fien of the Regals made the best showing for the strangers throwing three field goals and two fouls McManus of last years High school team refereed.
 The lineup of the Clinton five was right forward, B. Hertz; left guard, Frankel. Weiner; left forward, H, Greenburg; right guard Alderman, Clancy; center. B. Greenburg
 Summary: Fouls, A. Greenburg 2, Fien 2; field goals, Frankel 8, Alder man E. P. Greenburg 8
 Hartford was scheduled to play the ] New Haven High school here next Sat urday, but on account of the banquet on that date of the N H. H. &. football 1 team, the game will not be played
 Saturday after next the High school goes to New Britain for an important | game.
 | As preliminary to the big game 1 last night the Union High school of West Haven played tho Bancroft Foote | Juniors with fatal results The Ban croft boys won B to 10, White show | ing up as the best player at being where he was needed most of the tins and then doing the needful
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-02
MAN7ELL TO TRAIN
Jeff Doherty Will he the Part ner oI the Welterweight
 Champion.
GOING TO CAMP ASHTON
Experience Will be Good Thing for the Vanquishcd Pride of
 New Haven.

Frank Mantell, who is to meet Harry Lewis here January 23 for the welter- weight championship of America, is to go into training at once at the Ashton Camp, near Pawtucket, R. l., and has secured as his training partner, the Pride of New Haven, Jeff Doherty
 Lewis is considered by expert boxing authorities to be about the hardest man at the weight l42 pounds, in the world and Mantell expects some trou- ble in holding his title. Lewis is a scientific fighter who accries terrific punch and has an exceedingly great knowledge of the game? Mantell has not earned as much fame in the boxing world as the Philadelphlan, but his long string of victories, which he top ped off by beating Honey Melody, the holder of the title, marks the Paw tucket boy as star. He has time and time again won his bouts by the knock out route, but is not as good a ring general as the crafty conqueror of Mike Twin Sullivan.
 In ability to assimilate punches Man. tell is superior and can always be de- pended upon to carry the fight to his opponent.
 The training will be of the greatest good to Jeff Doherty, who will have tc get in condition after his New York de- feat hy Willie G1nynr IJ;S panpcyl- vania opponent is stiff proposition.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-02
GREAT INTEREST TAKEN.
Betting Brisk and Favored Attell from
 Start.

San Francisco, Jan. 1,-No match in years between small men aroused so tremendous an interest locally as the contest between Attell and Moran, and, despite the many counter-attrac- tions. the attendance was record breaker for a fight of this kind.
 Moran arrived from San Rafael this morning at 9 o'clock and imme- diately sought quarters close to the arena, where he remained until weighing-in time. Attell was also early on the grounds and advised his friends to wager their money on him. Neither man did any work during the morning, and each announced that he had experienced no difficulty in mak- ing the required 120 pounds two and one-half hours before the fight began.
 Attell had been under weight for several days, but the Englishmen was not quite so fortunate and his taper ing-off exercises were of more stren- uous nature.
 Betting on the outcome continued brisk all the morning.
 The seconds of the fighters were announced as follows:
 For Attell-Battling Nelson, Kid Farmer, Monte and Caesar Attell.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-02
MAY DISQUALIFY YALE.
Basketball Mixup May Put an End to
 the Basketball Tragedies.

Owing to the fact that two alleged professionals were played against Yale in their basketball game in Washington on Monday night the George Washing ton university flve has been suspended from the A. A '. by Dr. Wiber, chair man of the registration committee of the South Atlantic association of that body. TDe chairman wired the Ama- teur Athletic union that the Ellis had played against alleged professionals, and although nothing definite has been done as yet it is expected that the New Haven college team will be disqualified. The Blue was informed before the game that the southern college had two alleged professionals in its personnel, and if was not until after long dis pute that the game was finally started.
 Last night the Ellis played and lost to the basketball team representing the Orange Y. NJ C. A. by a score of 36 to 26, and the question which is now con fronting the authorities is whether or not the Orange five will also bedis- qualified If Yale Is put under the ban. It may be that the fact that last night $ game took place before the disqualifi- cation of the Yaie team will let the Y NJ c. A. aggregation out.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-02
Big New Years Shoot a Success

One of the most successful pulled off the one hundred and twenty-five O
 
 and of the shoot due the clubs reary, W. T. Minor.
 day perfect attendance run or perfectly The shoot lie eighties event he got fifteen out of possible sona
 peculiar feature was the shooting M who although ruches possible hf teen His attitude and while ers and the effect good
  and Hamilton Hamilton Cadg n Lewis of New Haven Gregory Danbury Bristol New Haven of aNen Iemmer m seymour conlan unonve Morisey New Haven R. Smith ory Of taven Comrade McFedge Hartford Wdner of New Haven New Haven Minor Ven Rice of Ne Iaven iord Ammann o Reeves of New Iiaven and Thin, aven.
 The prizes awarded follows: S45o Bristol Fensde $3 dse and conn 8 cash stevenson $ Sherman $1 cash FIemme H cash; Dr. smith, $1
 The
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-02
BOWLING NOTES

Meriden will bowl the New Haven experts on Swift and Hulse's alleys Fri day night.
 Bridgeport is scheduled to play at Waterbury Friday.
 Hartford will be at home to receive New Britain tomorrow evening for<the State league game.
 Tin Horn O'Brien was trimmed at the Tuxedo alleys last evening by a red hot sport. The tin horn is now scratch ed as q mark of evidence, and it's toot may not be as frequent at those alleys.
 The postponed game of the Interstate league between Elizabeth and New Ha- ven will be rolled tonight on Swift and Hulse's alleys. A big crowd will be present. Tickets previously sold for this game hold good.
 At S:15 tonight the Clinics and Travellers will roll on the Y. NJ. R. c alleys. Both teams are strong anf evenly matched, so that the crowd vii see a game worth watching.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-02
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Princeton and Cornell Desire Later Date for Football
 Game. BOTH OUT OF CONDITION When Other Big Games Take Place
 Yale's System of Keeping in Condition.

From the discussion in both of the colleges it seems likely that there will be decided change in the football schedules of Princeton and Cornell next season. The athletic authorities at Ithaca and Princeton feel that the game between the two colleges comes too early in the season, and that in- stead of helping either of them it prac- tically assures both of them of being out of condition when their other im- portant games take place. Yale, with the best football system in the country. plays its two big games within a week of each other, and when she has had the whole season to get in shape for the Princeton game it is easy for the. coaches to keep the men in condition for the Harvard game week later.
 While they are not pleading an ex- cuse for the Yale game, the Princeton supporters feel that the team was in its best condition before the Yale game, and after that time went downhill un- til at the time they met the Els they were farsfrom their best form. The fact that Princeton outplayed Yale in the first half of their game this season vas due. the Princeton men believe. more to the surprise that their tactics gave the Yale men than because of any physical superiority. In the sec- ond half, when there was chance for the real physical condition of the two team to show, there was not the slight est doubt as to which was the superior. After almost every play in the second period there were Princeton men on the ground, and despite Yale's plucky brace it is seldom that a team can heat Princeton eleven that leads in inc first half unless there is somethlrg wrong with the physical condition of the Princeton men.
 The best game that Princeton played throughout the past season was against the Indians. It was then thai they were apparently at the top If theix form. If they had not reached tht when they met Cornell, they were N least within a week of 1t, and the iii that succeeded the Indian game iss4urS the Tigers met Yale did so much to- benefit the Princeton aggregation. Judging from the number of1imss time was taken out In the two games, Princeton wassir poorer physical con- dition against Yale than she was against the aborigines.
 What is true of Princaron ard Yale is equally true of Cornell and Cornell and Pennsylvania. Year After year Cornell has shown up retter in tie early season than the Quakers, only to go down to Franklin field to be badly beaten. The primary object of the Ger nell coaches all last season was to beat Pennsylvania. In spite of this f1tt the Ithacans undouotei'y reached their top form ten days before they met the Quakers when they played the Army at West Point. The difference between the Cornell teams that played at West Point and at Philadelphia was remark ahle. I. did not seen possible that ihe aggressive eleven which played against West Point could be the same as the listless eleven men who met the Quak- CTS and were laid out after almost ev- cry play.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-02
JEFF DOHERTY TRIMMED.
Puts Up Game Fight Against Billy
 Glover in New York.

Jeff Doherty of New Haven, was outpointed Tuesday at Browns Gym nasium by Billy Glover of Boston in a six-round bout, witnessed by select gathering of club members invited to the New Years eve soiree by Prof. Brown. Doherty was game and took a lot of punishment, but he kept after Glover and set a fast pace all the way.
 In the first four rounds Doherty fought hard and several times landed heavy punches on Glover's headpiece, but the Bostonian merely shook his head and coolly defended himself. In the fourth round Glover steamed up while Doherty tired from his own eff forts The Boston boy thus assumed the lead and in the last two rounds had things all his own way,
 Doherty had announced that he was going after Murphy, Reyes, and other local lightweights. but 1t would seem that he was bit out of hls class. Glover, who is now boxing instructor at Browns, gave a neat exhibition of blocking and lodging in the early rounds of the fight, and contentad him self by winning on points.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-02
For Moran-AIf WIcks. Tiv Crelir

For Moran-Alf Wicks, Tiv Creling and Prof. Jim Kelley
 The main event was preceded by a ten-round contest between Willie O'Neil and Willie Farley, both of this city.
 The big fight was under the Ameri- can interpretation of the Marquis of Queensbury rules, namely, fight with one arm free and for protection in the breakaways.
 Although the sun was shining brightly, Manager Coffroth covered the big Colma arena with canvas. At ? o'clock tentage was entirely spread over the arena, thoroughly protecting the spectators and photographers from the sun and cool air. O'Neil and Farley entered the ring promptly at 1:30 D. m.
 At 1850 D. m. every seat in the arena was taken and many women were in attendance.
 o'Neil was given the decision at the end of the tenth round of the prelimin- ary. He earned the decision by cleaner hitting
 At 2:l5 D. m, the preliminary over, word was sent to Moran and Attell to cometo the ring.
 At 2;30 the amphitheater was filled to overfiowing and many of the gallery seatholders were forced down into th9 body of the structure by the crowd which continued to pour in from the rear entrances.
 Bets were now being made at loo to 60 that Attell would win inside of fif- teen rounds. Moran was first presented to the crowd by Announcer Jordan as the English Crackajack and Champion. He was wildly applauded. Attell was introduced as the clever est boy in the world and America featherweight champion" Attell was freely cheered. | Tommy OToole, of Philadelphia wir, ed a challenge to the winner, as dic also Spider" Morrissey, Ed Kelley of Buffalo jumped into tho ring with challenge Frenkie Nell is sued challenge to Attell. Severa other minor lights also challenged tht winner.
 The principals, after Referee James J Jeffries had been presented posed fol the photographers
 Time was called at 2:25 ?. m.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-02
Fight by Rounds.

! Round I-They shook hands, Attell 5iading first with left. Attell sent light loft to the face and they finched. Moran scored a light blow to se face and a right to the head, The
 An broke from clinch carefully and
 Aran shot wicked left to the face
 Ad they mixed it at close range. At
 II crossed with right to the face and = en shot his left quickly to the same place. Moran swung two rights over the kidneys. Attell hooked a left to the head as the bell rang. Both fought carefully and Attell had very slight advantage of the round.
 Round 2--Attell came up proving game and smiling. He missed a left missed hard left hook for the stomach and then brought two lefts to his op- ponent's face. They fought at close range, Moran forcing his man to the ropes. Both landed lefts to the face and as they fought to the center Nor an drove his left to the face. Moran was the aggressor. They exchanged lefts to the nose, a thin stream of blood flowing from Moran's nose. At tell jared Moran with left and right to the face and a moment later stag gered Moran with a left wallop to the face. The bell rang but apparently the fighters did not hear it and they had to be pried apart by Jeffries. It was At tells round. Atell gave a fine exhi- bition of ducking.
 Round 3--Moran sent Attell to the ropes with a left hook to the stomach and they wrestled to the center of the ring Moran sent Attell's head back a foot with straight left to the jaw and the latter looked bit worried. The men exchanged btrp talk as they fought to a clinch. Moran. drove his right to the chin in cli.Sch. Attel planted two short arm left jolts to the face. Moran swung his left to the head and the men seemed unable to break from clinch. Moran had a slight lead in this round. Both men displayed marked cleverness.
 Round 4--Attell jabbed left to the face and they hugged each other, At tell claiming that Moran was holding Moran devoted most of his attacks tC the stomach but Attell covered up witl great cleverness. Moran missed righ and left for he face and Attell swung his left lightly to the head. Morar gent Attell's head back with straigh left and smiled at the Californian's at
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-02
JOCKEY BAKER HURT
Harting Stumbles, Throwing and Seriously Injuring
 the Boy.
CHAUPULTEPEC A VICTOR
Horse for Which $25,000 Was Refused Makes Debut for 1908 in New
 Years Handicap.

New Orleans, La, Jan. 1.--Chaupul- tepec for whom $25,OO0 was recently refused, made his debut for 1908 in the New Years handicap to-day at City Park He was held in the betting at to 20 Jockey McDaniel waited until the first turn was reached and then took the horse to the post and won by six lengths.
 In the third race Harting stumbled and threw Jockey Baker. The boy sus- tained serious injuries.
 Summary:
 First race, three furlongs-Irfanch, 109 1-2 (NicoD to 5, won; Holly mas, 107 Lloyd) 15 to 1, second; Ar ionette, 107 (Swain( to 1, third. Time, 30 S-5.
 Second, six furlongs-Al Muller, 115 (MindeD 1 to 3, won; Blue Lee, 113 GLee) 10 to 1, second Evelyn S., 102 (DubeD 40 to 1, third, Time. 1;14 3-5.
 Third, mile and sixteenth, selling Ace High. 1O3 (Minder) 5 to 1, won; Orly II, 107 CMountain) 13 to 10, sec- ond; Lancastrian, 1OS (McDaniell to 1, hird. Time, 1;47 2-5.
 Fourth, mile, New Year handicap Chapultepec, 126 (McDanieD to 20, won: St. Ilario, 107 CPowersl 15 to i, second; Woodlane 115 (Lee) 12 to i, third. Time, 1:4O S-5.
 Fifth, six furlongs, handicap--Ray Thompson, 1O4 (Warren) even, won: 1: Cooney K, 1O7 (Minder) to 1, second; Handbridge, 92 (DobeD 15 to 1, third. Time, 1:1S 4-5.
 Sixth, mile and seventy yards, sell ing-Beau Brummel, 104 1-2 Iee) 10 to 1, won; Gambrinus, 1o6 (Powers) 30 to i, second; Delphi, 109 (MeDanieD 5 to i, third. Time, 1:45 3-5.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-02
.d Press.)

an Francisco, Jan. l.
 l, champion feather
 England, fought twenty-five
 70 a draw to-day with Abe
 champion of America. Moran .y-s strong and aggressive. quick as a ssIash and kept after Attell all the time. >Attell had plenty of opportunity to show his cleverness in keeping away from the rushes of the Briton.
 Attell's punches seemed to lack force and he found it difficult to land c blow on a vital spot. Morans eye was blackened and his nose bled, but punishing blows to the stomach and swings to the jaw were lacking. Moran's plan was to lead with right or left. In the clinches he fought vicious ly. but did not do Attell much harm. The final round was most exciting. Moran seemed to take on new vigor and with head down he went at At tell. swinging rights and lefts. When the gong rang for the close both men kept on fighting flercely. Referee Jeffries had to separate them.
 JeffrieS' decisions were received with approval.
 There came near eeing no fight ow- ing to the fact that Moran wds two ounces over weight. Attell had to be paid $250 for this overweight before he would consent to go Into the ring. Moran's manager said that the Eng lishman had found 1t extremely diff cult to get down to weight and that at II o'clock this morning he was com pelled to do two miles of vigorous roadwork.
 While interesting, the fight was not particularly exciting and did not come up to the standard of championship contest. Between 1000 and 5000 persons witnessed it.
 Referee Jeffries said that the fight was so close that he found 1t inn .pQsslble to decide in favor of either fflan He thought Attell slightly the better on points. but not enough to Justify a decision in his favor.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-02
First Period.
NANTUCKET A VICTOR.
Shows Superiority Over Greys Defeat
 ing Them to O,
Special to the JournaI-Couricr.,

Providence, R. l., Jan. 1.-Pawtucket again showed her superiority over Providence by winning to-night's game in Infantry hall by a score of 4 to O.. For two periods there was only one team on the floor and that was Paw tucket. the home five being little bet ter than a lot of tin soldiers. All of the goals made were on easy shots that Tibbits made little effort to stop. The last period the home team were up and played good polo. but Heffernan woke up at the same time and tended great goal. The summary:
 Providence Position. Pawtucket Curtis s............... Cunningham
 First Rush.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-02
AT THE RINGSIDE.

who Matty Monday handicapped by 
 been in York January is stopping Wagner before the limit Is reached.
 could yes
  Milwaukee candidate Is Wisconsin will verltabe
 
 Frank Mantel Jeff Doherty ma probably be able 0
 Hugo says he the ring again pounds weight is entirely too low.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-02
WOODCHOPPERS FALL
To Defeat in Fast Game at Hands of
 Waterbury.

New Britain, Jan. 1.-In the after noon polo game here to-day Waterbury beat New Britain. to 5, the final goal being caged by Loxson just before the whistle blew ending the game The game was fast one from the start and was witnessed by a big holiday crowd. The lineup:
 New Britain Position Waterbury Schiller. Duggan ................ Daily
 First Rush. Warner ................... ,LoXson
 Second Rush. Jean fdHeS
 Center. Toner ....,.....,......... Holderness
 Halfback. Mitchell ........,................ Cuslek Summary: Score, Waterbury 6, New Britain g. Bushes Daily 9. Schiller 5 fouls. Toner, Fahey; stops, Mitchell IS Cusick d3; referee Rcrty.