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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-07-30
THE AUGUST PRIMARIES
NAMES OF CANDIDATES WHO
WILL Be VOTED ON Ar PRl-
MARI ElEC1.JN.

The following are persons who have
filed their petitions with the county
election board requesting that their
names be pl; ced on the primary
election ticket tor the election, Aug
ust 4.
Secretary Bum is deserving OF
much pI,ise for the excellent WORK
he ha! done since the organization
Of this board and It's success is due
larg 'ly TO his untirlng efforts,
Republican Ticket.
Members sJate committee:
r. c. Burns.
Precinct Commttoemen--
Arduore-
j., rrccinct-Chas Won WeIse.
2ud Prec.uct-H. W. McGM.
3rd PrccInct-Sam II. Butler.
9Th Prociuct-G. A. Ramsey.
5tu Precinct-D. Redfield.
s'h Precinct
g'h Precinct-C. d. Worthaul.
Morgan Township
2ud Procinct-Ela Atkins
3rd Precinct. A. Britton
An Precinct-C W. Walters.
9Th Precinct-Walter Colbert
wilson township
3rd Precinct-W b, Gray.
Bcrwyn Township
3rd Precinct. VI. Arnold.
Hewitt township
7th Precinct-B. f. Ward.
Ardmore-
An Prtclnct-Tom Crisp.
j'h Precinct-T. S. f. Brown.
Sth Precinct. S. Davis.
Democratic Ticket.
W. F, Wilmington, mayor.
Buck Garrett. chief of police.
George White, chief Of police
win Frasher, chief OF police.
Lee Mccoy. chief OF police.
/ John Yell, city assessor
l. C. Shelton, city attorney,
.. John /. Gait, police Judge,
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-07-30

Mr.. Dub'cy-IIow awfully mannlsh
che j.. Miss Smart-Shc IS, indeed.
Mr.. Dubiey-NcS. ana the funny part
of It is she thinks people admire her
for being that way. It's queer she
doesn't realize that people are only
laughing at her Miss Smart-Well,
she's mannish even TO that extent
Philadelphia Press.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-07-30
Outstripped II.

"As | recall things, YOU once had a
future before you" said the old friend.
"Yes," replied the fate tossed man,
but, you see, lived SO fast that got
ahead OF H."
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g.plieit.

One OF Manchester sections In max
.ng his report OF burials Is explicit TO a
commendablc degree. For instance,
such entries MS this occur;
"Died. John Green, male; aged three
DAYS; unmarried. 49, London Tit.Bits.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-07-30
Takinu the Count.

James wish you hadn't told father
10 count ten when angry, Mother
Whyf JameS-He has time to get the
switch He used TO use his band when
ue licked me.-New York Journal.
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a Diplomatic Tramp.

"Why don't you vamoosei I SAID
no"
"Ah, madam, beautiful woman's
no oftiug means yes"
He got the cold bite for which he
was pleading and 1t was even warmed
over for him. Louisville Courler-Jo our.
nal.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-07-30

''Is there really any art in conyers
ingT
"Of course; always say small things
IN big way and big things in a small
Minneapolis journal.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-07-30

Human life is governed more by for
tune than by reason.-Hume.
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SPECIALIST

over 80 years experience in ma
laria and its complications, hemor-
rhoids (piles). rheumatism, cancerous
conditions, venerial diseases. nervous
affections and diseases OF this ell.
mate.
Office Phone IS.
Residence Phone 1876, red.
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AttorneN al aM.

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HARTFORD TOOK BOTH.
Springfield Twice Dcfeatcd-In Last Game Shut Out by Dowds Men.

Hartford. July 10.-Hartford secured a clear title to first place in the Con- necticut league race. today. breaking the tie with Springfield with two vie- tories here this afternoon, to and 1 to Q. More than 5000 people saw the games, which were for blood from start to finish. The first was free hitting game In which Hartford secured the lead at the outset by good batting. Springfield rallied in the fourth, when three consecutive singles. sacrifice and an error gave the visitors three runs. They forged ahead in the sixth. Yale-and McAndrews scoring, the lat ter on daring steal home. Hartford tied In the seventh, and won in the eighth, when Malay was passed, went to third on an error by Burns and
 scored on Gardner's hit. The second game was pitchers battle, in which
 Schum9n had a little the better of Powell. The only run was made in the eighth, Malay again being the lucky
 nan He was hit by Powell, was sacri-
 feed to second by Fallon and stole third, coming home .on the poor throw
 by Cnnor to head him off as he was stealing. Scores:
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Totals
New Haven,

Hy ITIITITIEN' Holyoke .... 0 o 2 0 0 1 o 0 O. 3 New Haven.. 2 O 1 o 102 X-10
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80 BIO *32 19 C
Totals
Philadelphia.
Totals ........41 21ox9o 1s

Totals .......41 21o x30 16 9 "Bransfeld out, hit by batted ball. xNone out when winning run scored. Score by innings:
 Chicago ..... 20 0 0 0 Q 0 o o 0 1-3 |. o 0 o 1 0t 900 0-2
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 BUDGE WINS BLU J. Gardner's Horse Gets RibbJ in Glass A-First in Two Heats. N RED GOES TO JOSIE BEL Novelty Race Won by Dr. Whitney, Mae Medic Winner of Yellow
 Ribbon. @
RED GOES TO JOSIE BEL

At the Elm City track yesterday atI ternoon the New Haven Driving cil held the second of the matinee racd scheduled for this season. The weathd was all that could have been wisheI| Tor and the track was in the best pod. sible condition. An excellent card haE been arranged and several hundreu persons went to the track to wltnesX the races. The Blue ribbon was awakdv ed to Budge, owned by J. Gardner There were four events as follows:
 Glass Alone mile--two out of three: Budge C. GardneD ............ 8 1 Bonnie Rex CD. c. Mallory, 3 2 I Jersey Bell (W. W. Gale) ......3 | q
 Time-2:sS 2;S3 IA, 2:3S 1-4. T
 Class B--half mile--two out of three 3 Albert Elect q. G. Ritchie) ...... 1 sallie Maid (Dr Slattery) ........ 2 I
 Time-113 1-2; Ill 3-4
 Mae Medic GA. Jacobs).... ? ? Independence (w F. HalD2 1
 Time-120. 1:1S, 1.20, 1:20. 1:1o.
 The fourth event was the novelty or buggy race. For this race silver cup was awarded to the winner, pr. Whit ney, who drove Virgil B.. The time was three minutes, nine seconds.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-11
TAILENDERs IN WRONG.
New Britain Defeats Waterbury-Rc- move Murphy for Disputing Rorty.

Waterbury, July 10.-An argument between third baseman Murphy of Waterbury and Umpire Rorty over called strike In the eighth inning, resulted in Murphys retirement from the game and big shift in the home team when the score was tied The shift proved disastrous in the ninth in- ming, and paving the way for the four runs scored by New Brita I, and Wa terbury lost 10 to '. Both teams felded poorly. Catches by swander and Marsans and the hitting of AL meida were the features. Farley and Brown were taken from the box after pitching seven innings. Score
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New York.

vBatted for Ball In ninth.
 |'Batted for Newton in ninth.
 Score by innings:
 Detroit .... 20 0 3 1 0 0 0 2-S New York. ... 0 O 0 O 0-2
 Two-base hits, Stahl, Cobb, Schmidt; three base hit, Crawford; home run, Stahl, Downs; hits, off Chesbro in 1-2 innings, off Newton 4 in 2-3 innings; sacrifice hits. Con roy Rossman: stolen bass. Schaefer, Cobb. Moriarty, Stahl, Coughlin g.: double plays, Downs. Schaefer and Rossman; left on bases. Detroit g.. New York II; first base on balls, off Chesbro 2, off Newton 2, off Willett 3; first base on errors, Detroit 2. New York 3; hit by pitcher, by Chesbro 1, by Willett 1; struck out, by Chesbro 8, by Newton 2, by Willett, 6; wild pitch, Chesbro; time. 1855; umpires. Sheridan and Evans
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MAPS WON FROM BOSTON.
Cleveland Even With Beaneaters i'll
 Present Series-Won Yesterday.

Boston, July 10-Cleveland got an even break on the series by winning from Boston today to 2. Theilman was a puzzle to the locals while Mor- gan and Winter were batted hard.
 Manager McGuire announced today that First Baseman Unglaubh had been sold to the Washington club and Outfelder Stahl purchased from New York to play first base for the locals. Score:
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Brooklyn.

t-Batted for o'Rourke in 9th. Score by innings:
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New Britain.
*Batted for Farley in seventh. *fBatted for Murphy in eighth.


 *Batted for Farley in seventh. *fBatted for Murphy in eighth. Score by innings:
 New Britain. 0 o , flo Waterbury ? 0 o 3 l. [ Two-base hits, Murphy, Fitzpatrick Shincel Brown, Almeida; three base hits, Cabrera; hits, off Farley il in [ innings off Sillery 2 in innings, off Brown : in : innings, off Padron none in innings; sacrifice hits. Marsans, Almeida, Waterman, McCabe, Bunyan 2, Rufiange; stolen bases, Fitzpatrick, Nichols, Q 'llagan, Almeida. Waterma | 2, Cabrera, Padron; double play, Sil- lery, O'tlagan and Shin ,o'; left on bases Waterbury I, New Britain 8; first base on balls, off Farley 2, off Sillery 5, off Brown 3, off Padron l; first base on errors, Waterbury ,, New Britain 4; struck out, by Farley 4, by Brown 3; passed balls, Rufange; wild pitch, Brown; time, ? hours; um~ pre, Rorty.
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Pltsburg, Pa, July 10-A home run by Leach in the ninth inning gave Pittsburg the first game of the series with New York by a score of [ to 6. The visitors secured four runs in the first Inning, but heavy hitting enabled the home team to overcome the lead. gcora.
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New York, July 10.--Detroit made it five straight, defeating the local Americans to-day by 8 to 2. Good batting did the work for he visitors Jake Stahl has been sold 10 the Bos- ton American league club and Frank Delehanty, who joined the New York team to-day, will play the left field position beginning tomorrow. The score:
The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-11
Boston.

Two base hits, Huggins, Dahlen; thre base hits, Ganzel, Kane; sacri- flee hits, Ganzel Kane. Hulswitt, Browne; stolen bases, Kane, schlei; double play, Dorner Dahlen and Me- Gam; bases on balls, off Ewing 1, Dorner 3; struck out, by Ewing ?, Dorner 3; hit by pitcher, by Dorner l. passed ball, Schlei. Time, 1850. Umpire. Rudderham.
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CUBS WIN OVERTIME GAME.
chicago Won from Phlllies in Eleventh
 by Punching Hits.

Chicago, July 10.-The locals won to- day in the eleventh. Tinker led off with single. went 10 third on Magee's tumble, and scored on Hoffman's sin gle. Barring Magees slip the game was we'll played and exciting from start to finish. Score.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-11
iV'"i' = .'ss ''sfsou l- si xBatted for Leltield fin eighth.
New York.

Two-base hit. Mccormick; three base hits. Clark, Wagner, Wilson, home run, Leach; hits off Young, in 1 inning; off Leifeld, in innings; off Leever, in inning; sacrifice hits, Doyle ?, Donlin; stolen base, Abbatic- chic; left on bases, Pittsburg T. New York 13; first base on balls, off Wlltse 8; off Young i, off Leifield g. first base on errors, New York 2; hit by pitcher Devlin by Leiheld; struck out, by Wiltse 2, Leifield 1; passed ball Bres- nahan; time. hours; umpires. oDay and Klem.
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NOTABLE TRIPLE PLAY.
St. Louis Men Get Three Men In First
 Inning of Brooklyn Game.

II1HIHR or BTOOkINH UIIIIp,
 St. Louis. July 10,-Brooklyn took the second game of the current series to- day, 39 to in game chiefly notable for the fact that triple play was made by St. Louis In the first inning when Hummell batted liner to Shaw. Shaw relayed to Konetchy who caught Maloney off first and then threw to o'Rourke and nailed Burch trying to make third Score:
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Bridgeport.

Two-hase hits. Accorsini. Golden, Romer; sacrifice hit, Pastor; stolen bases, Accorsini, Wade; double play, soffel and Accorsini; left on bases, Meriden 10, Bridgeport 1; bases on balls off Mansfield 2. off Romer 1 first base on errors, Meriden 2; struck out by Mansfield ?, by Romer s. time, l3O; umpire. Wilkinson
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Hits off Dygert In , innings; off Coombs in innig, off Schlitzer 2 in 8 Innings; sacrifice hits, T. Jones 2; Nich- ols, Oldring; double play, Spencer and Ferris; left on bases, St. Louis 4, Phil- adelphia g. first base on balls, off Wad- dell ?, off Dygert 1, off Coombs l.; struck out by Waddell g, by Dygert 3, by schlitzer 1; time, 1:5S umpire Con- nolly.
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New Haven.

Two base hits, Boucher. Burke: double plays, Perkins, unassisted, Hambacher to Ahearn; stolen bases. Connell, Pleiss, Waters; sacrifice hits Pleiss Waters. Time of game, li5. ubpire. Kennedy. Attendance 2,0Oo Hit by pitched ball, Sherwood
The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-11
REDS CONQUER BOSTON.
Beaneaters Score Four Times in
 Fourth Inning.

Cincinnati, July 1O.--Kane's huff of smiths fly in the fourth inning was responsible for three of the four runs which allowed Boston to tie to-day's score. An error by Dahlen
The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-11
MANSFIELD INyINCIBLE.
Orators Blnnkcd by Mcriden Who
 Works Old Holy Cross TwirIer.

Bridgeport, July Bridgeport could do nothing at all with Mansfield today getting but two hite and losing to Meriden to Q, Meriden got runs on punched hitting in the early innings and never was in danger. Score:
The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-11
Totals
Springfield.

Hartford ..." 0 o 70 o 0 001 x-1 Sprinsiield ... o o O O Q Q o O co
 Two-base hit, Gardner; three base mt Connery; stolen bases, Justice, Malay; sacrifice hits. Falon. Waite: double plays, Burns anu Standard; bases on balls, by Powell g. struck out, by Schuman 5, hy Powell 6; hit by pitched ball, by Powell 3; left on bases Hartford '. Springfield 1; first base on errors, Springfield ?; time, 2:O5; umpires, Merrick and Malone.
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Sacrifice hits, zacher, Lachance, Armbruster, Sherwood. Waters; stol- en bases, Simmons, Zachcr; two-basc hits, Perkins, Boucher; three base hit Sherwood; double plays, sher- wood, simmons, Lachanro; innings pitcher. Lavender 8. Her3st 9: hits orr Lavender 12, off Herbst 12; struck out, by Lavender 1. by Herbst 9: bases on balls, by Lavender 2. ny Herbst 3; passed balls. Waters; time of game. l:iO; umpire. Kennedy; attendance, 2,000.
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Score by innings:
 St. Louis ...........,o 0 0 0 0 o-o Brooklyn ....,.......0 1 Q 0 0 1-3
 Two base hit, Charles: three base hits, Hummell sacrifice. Jordan. shee- han, Burch, Mcintyre: stolen base. Jordan; double plays, Burch, Hummell and Jordan; Charles, O'Rourke and konetchy; triple play, Shaw, Konetchy and O'Rourke; left on bases, St. Louis B. Brooklyn 3; first base on balls, Lush l. off Mcintyre 4 hit by pitcher by Lush l. by Mcintyre 1; struck out by Lush 1, by Mcintyre B. passed ball, Ludwig time 1;44; umpire Rigler.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-11
POLICE CHALLENGED.
Bremen Claim That Blue Goats Used
 Ringers and Want to Play a Series.

New Haven. Conn.,, July 10. 1908. Sporting Editor of The Journal Couriers| As there is question between tho firemen and the policemen as to which is the best team wish to state that tho firemen have shown their sportsman> ship by sending team composed of permanent men, while the police have shown spirit of winning by any means putting in outsiders as well as' supernumeraries.
 We therefore challenge them to a se- ries of games to decide which has tho best team hoping to hear from them with team composed of policemen, q am respectfully.
 J. F. KELLEY,
 Temporary Manager Firemen's Team.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-11
ATHLETIC SHUT OUT.

St. Louis Drives Dygcrt on Rubber
 Coombs Lasted but One Period.
 Philadelphia. July 10.-st. Louis to- day shut out Philadelphia, by to 0. The visitors drove Dygert off the rub Der in the fifth inning and Coombe lasted only one. Manager McAleer of St Louis was today indefinitely sus- spended by President Johnson for re- cent troubles with umpires. Score:
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Boston.

Two-base hits, Thlelman, Hickman, Sullivan; three-base hits, Perrlng; hits off Morgan, 8 in 1-3 innings; off Winter, in 6 2-S innings sacrifice hits, Lajoie Bradley Birmingham; stolen base, Bems; double plays, Laporte, Wagner and Unglaub; Hickman and Lajoie; Winter, Unglaub and Wagner; left on bases, Boston I, Cleveland &; first base on balls, off Morgan 3, off
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Second Game.

At the getaway, after Dolan had gone out, Simmons to Lachance, Boucher and Burke reeled off a couple of two-baggers, the former scoring, With two men down in the second, Walter Ahearn of this city singled and ,Sndler followed suit. Dolan cracked 'out a two-base hit and Ahearn scored, but Sindler was out at the plate on a quick relay by Cornell and Simmons to Waters. Joe Stoup was responsible for their other run in the ninth, as de- scribed above, and the game ended with shut-out, though, as before stated, New Haven had all kinds of chances to run it. Sindler proved to be too much for them-that's all.
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ATHLETICS ARE BLANKED
St. Louis Drives Dygert from Box Maps Defeat Boston, While White
 Sox Are in Tie Game.
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.
GAMES TO-DAY.

Cleveland at New York. Detroit at Boston.
 St. Louis at Washington. at Philadelphia.
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Springfield.

"-Batted for Hess in 9th.
 Score by innings:
 Hartford .............1 o 0 O0011* *-6 Springfield .....,,....0 0 2 0 0 O--3
 Two base hits, Fallon, Gardner 2, Connery, Standard, Rising; stolen bas- es Justice, Fallon, Gardner Connor, Yale, McAndrews 2; sacrifice hite, Jus tice. Yale, Connor; double plays Moves, Gardner and Connery, Yale and MclAn- drews bases on balls by Wilson 1; by Hess 5; struck out by Wilson 6, by Hess 9; left on bases, Hartford 1O Springfield 6; first base on errors, Hart ford 1, Springfield g time, 2:09; um- pires. Merrick and Malone.
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First Game.

The locals scored four times in the first on two passes, a sacrifice bunt by Zacher, which Massey booted, Sher- woods three-bagger and Boucher's er- TOT. Two more came In the second on three singles stolen base by Zach CT and Perkins error. They added an- other in the fourth on Zacher's hit, Sherwood's sacrifice and Simmons bingo The sixth saw another tally come over on two hits and a fielder's choice. The score went up to ten in the eighth on three hits, including the squeeze play, as described, and Mas sey's error. The visitors got two of their three runs in the third on a free pass and hits by Lavender, Boucher and Frank Burke. The other tally came in the sixth on two hits, a free pass and an error. It looked easy for an- other game when Kennedy announced the batteries,
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Two base hits, Osborne, Steinfeldt, knabe, Zimmerman; three base hits. Magee, Sheckard; sacrifice hits, How ard, Titus; stolen bases Knabe. Ma gee, Hoffman; double play, Magee and Dooin; left on bases, Chicago 13, Philadelphia '; first base on balls, off Brown 1, off Foxen 6; struck out, by Brown ?, by Foxen 8; wild pitch, Brown; time, 204; umpire, Jchnstone.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-11
CHAMPIONS ARE VICTORIOUS
Cubs Finally Win Elcycn-Innlng Bat tie With Phillies--Reds and
 Brooklyn Successful.
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.
GAMES TO-DAY.

New York at Pittsburg. Boston at Cincinnati. Brooklyn at St. Louis. Philadelphia at Chicago.
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Philadelphia,

'-Batted for Dygert In 5th.
 "-Batted for schlitzer in 9th.
 Score by innings. St. Louis ............1 o 0 o 70 o 0 0--e Philadelphia .......00 100000 co
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-10-29
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: IN OPEN COURT. 8
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That Immigration Story.

Editor News-In your issue of YES
terday under the caption open
Court you published a communication
signed by Mr.. NJ. L. Bixler, with ref
erence to your news story about the
immigration bureau published in Tues
days issue.
| wish to say in this connection
that the information given you on the
subject was well founded and in no
way intended to embarass or campro-
mise the management of the Missis-
sippi Central railroad or the Newman
Lumber Company
Several months ago the writer in
company with another gentleman, in
troviewed Mr.. Smith, manager of the
Mississippi Central Railroad. with ref
erence to putting on the market and
develop ing the lands adjacent to their
line, and, the suggestion met with a
very cordial approval, but at that time
nothing definite was done.
Later, the writer, in conversation
with Mr.. Bixler mentioned this sub
iect, whereupon he (Mr. Bixler) ex-
pressed a desire to talk with Mr..
Smith upon the subject. l accordingly
arranged an appointment with that
gentleman, the matter was discussed
at some length and a plan of proceed
ure was suggested, of which Mr.
Smith expressed his unqualified ap-
prevail, stating that his company
would be glad to encourage the move
ment and lend their assistance, look
ing to final consumation of the pro-
ject. He stated, however, that moth
ing definite could be done until he had
| talked the mater over with Mr.. Peck,
president Of the Newman Lumber Co..
to whom the land belonged.
Tuesday morning we met Mr.. Peck
in company with Mr.. Smith and talked
with him relative to the subject. An
idea of the project was conveyed to
him, he expressed his approval and
referred the matter to Mr.. Smith, in
timating that any other action taken
by Mr.. Smith would be Acceptable to
him. The only question left unset
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-10-29
PARK Commission
Investigates BAD
MATERIAL CHARGES
Daily News Special.

Jackson, October 29.-The MISSISSIPPI
pi National Military Park Comm
composed og Gov. E. F. Noel, Capt.
John c. eastman, of Vicksburg, Capt.
w. 7. Ratliff, of Raymond and Hon.
William Yerger, of Greenville, is hold
ing meeting in the governors office
today, and has summoned R. H. Hunt,
the architect who was appointed to
supervise the construction of the Mis-
issippi monument in the Vicksburg
National Park, before them for the
purpose Of investigating the charge
that defective materials have been
used in the construction of the monu-
ment, and to locate, if possible, the
party responsible for the blunder, if
blunder there be.