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The Socorro chieftain., 1908-03-28

tion of the national affairs by
President Roosevelt and a Re
publican Congress has added
immeasurably to the greatness
of the nation, has further estab-
lished the permanency of Repub-
lican institutions. has brought
about the triumph of righteous
ness in the relations between
capital and labor as far as it can
be vouchSafed up TO the present
time by national legislation, has
held rich aud poor, powerful aud
humble, alike. to the observance
ol the law and justice, has main
tanned prosperity in the face of
adversely, and has given the ma
ton tranquility at home and
abroad.
we endorse the splendid adj
ministration of the Rough Rider
president and declare that neith-
er halt nor retreat shall be
sounded in the march toward
better government.
Resolved, That the people
of this territory thank the presi-
dent for giving US a governor
who is one of our number, by
citizenship as we'll as by exper-
fence and sympathies. Hon.
George Curry is demonstrating
his splendid fitness as chief exc
cutive of the territory, for the
position he holds. His knowl-
edge, wisdom and sterling good
sense and probity are giving us
a wise and prosperous admins
tration of affairs, which is re-
sulting in unprecedented growth
and advancement in every desir-
able direction, and is fitting New
Mexico, superbly, for growth
and general prosperity and bring
ing about contentment and good
will among all our people. This
convention owes it to him to ex-
press its confidence in and adj
miration for the man who has
risen from the ranks to the
highest honor attainable in New
Mexico by one of her citizens,
and it thanks him for his inde-
fatigable labor for the welfare
of the territory and its people. "
Then followed resolution
sincerely and enthusiastically en-
dorsing William H. Taft for re-
publican candidate for president
and instructing New Mexico's
delegates Ito cast their ballots
in his favor as a unit so long as
his name is before the national
convention"
The resolutions were unani-
mously adopted.
DELEGATES ELECTED.
The following were chosen as
delegates to the Chicago conven-
ton:
Ex-Governor Nj. A. Otero, of
Santa Fe county; Judge Albert
b. Fall, of Otero county; Holme
o. Bursum, of Socorro county;
Thomas b. Catron, of Santa Fee
county; William II. II. Lew
ellyn, of Dona Ana county, and
Charles A. Spiess, of San Miguel
county.
The Socorro chieftain., 1908-03-28
Cannon Boom Launched.

The republicans of Illinois
Thursday enthusiastically en-
dorsed Joseph Cannon as a carr
didate for the presidency. At the
state convention in Springfield
the Cannon men had things en-
tirely their own way and there
was not a whisper of opposition
throughout the day. The APP
plause that greeted the reading
of the plank endorsing the candi-
dacy of the speaker was great
and enthusiastic.
The Socorro chieftain., 1908-03-28
Gov. johnson Would Accept.

Governor Johnson of Mime.
sofa, asked to state his position
in regard to the nomination for
the presidency, wrote, Il am not
unmindful either of the high
honor which had been prese nted
me by the people of Minnesota,
and if the democratic party of
the state desires to present my
name to the national convention
/ am sure l would have no objec.
tion."
The Socorro chieftain., 1908-03-28

DR.. T.. l.. Woods is on his way
TO Socorro from Chicago and st.
Louis, where he went to pur-
chase such supplies as we're need
ed to install the Socorro Electric
company's light and power plant.
Doctor Woods said before he
left that the plant would be in
running order within ninety
days, and he seems likely TO
make his promise good.
The Socorro chieftain., 1908-03-28

Cattlemen from the mountain
districts report cattle in good
condition and the grass crop
coming to the front nicely. AS
yet no cattle sales have been
made. but il is reported that
there are cattle buyers in the
country.-San Marcial Standard.
The Socorro chieftain., 1908-03-28

For the next thirty days ]. II.
Hilton will make a clearing sale
of his stock of shoes now on
hand to make room for the new
stock coming.
The Socorro chieftain., 1908-03-28

Advertise in the chieftaiu.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-05-14

Tho taas 0a Company spamr-
taR sutton 5u1 i string Of tanks 0l
6l 5B tbe sompaHys property and
tae Ffauebdt lease adjoining. ia the
Gleun paol. Weie destroyed By hfe
Sunday, causing ! loss oi SIS ,000-
TIE tanks caught fire from burning
trash and the fltmes soon srfea3 e
the pumping station THIS IS tie
tmfd te fp THAT las ocafe5 il tie
Glenn pool within tie rast SIS
/. lEE..
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-05-14
HOBBY A FACTOR
Takes Firm Stand On Every Question
and II Always Ready 90 Furnish
Reasonable Argument.

fhg Outline Leader says Il q
Hehdy. representative from Cralg
county, 4 ane u tle young nen u
the house, being only 81 years n
aRe fe i aailVe q Kentucky. and
came ~ the Indian Territory side II
the state iust three years prior to
the lime of taking his seat A. q
mtmber Of heg fifs legislature Ne
has been 4 factor ID everything done
s.nee TIE first, as b. thinks fir him.
self. takes ! flfn stand fof 0F
againa every bill that comes hefofe
the house. i generally atie to take
cae q himself ID any company, and
always feadyto furnish a reasonable
Argument b defense Il bis position.
hls moss effective effort. So far, uas
TIE speech ln support u the biH to
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-05-14
NOw Out OF Jail.

t pays ta advertise That's Mhat
Tie school boy said. andthat's ahai
others say, and il you ioa't believe
il yourself. Just read this little story
ol what 4 small al dld far III adYef-
tisef last week 4 teW days seo
John | Silsef was : prisoner fl tie
kay county. Oklahoma, all II New.
kirk He Was committed 81 i
charge q turning oil i switch light
in 4 railway yard 9e had bcsn In
laa about ] year III au 0ld news
paper which had been given him 10
read II saw II hie, blaek. tyre
these words 10 paysto advertise. =
When he ueut ta sleep that night
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-05-14

prohibit bucket shops bat bis most
brilliant speech, doubtless. was his
denuneiatlon u the boozc bal.
he Il stauneh advocate ~ eduea.
ton, and hls ilrss bll sas tor 4 UNI
form textbook system He i also tlle
firm friend u organized labor and
has been hearty supporter II every
measure calculated ~ protect same.
he Is particularly interested ia pro-
curing the passage q House Bill M.
4i9, introduced BY him fer the puf-
pose q allowing farmers 10 pool their
products II ORDER IL procure fair
price therefor. Craie county can he
congratulated upon having rcrsc-
sentative 50 couraerols fhat Ne has
never changed hls vote; % aliigent
he has never been absent er tafdv,
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-05-14

Csa 4HU
ps uA las Ee tra tast
ln4sas 81 ea T5 encouraged
T. tH sHH 4fa4 Ks 8Y
4ae I1daa s .u 4f Ha and cJn-
am8 s inherent believe that t
hs plan vas carried os some 81 Tho
greatest military fenuses ever pros
du9ed Naa.d be the ftsHb
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-05-14

w. fieamea about II pays n
advertise When he aNoke the
nrxs mMai8g, sia WafdsReTe burn.
taa IN hls brain II pays d Adsef-
rise Then he at daWn and afose
the following advertisement. Whleh
he sent Il the Daily Oslahoman II
Oklahoma City Wanted A
yoHng man d iail SAINTS oIl Ad-
tfess. Jain 4. Siha. Kay county
tail. NeWklk. Okla /" Ihe ai Was
printed d tie Oklah0nan tic negt
day Thousands read / Many
we're Interested. Kind hearted
people investigated. sibef had been
i model prisoner A lawyer was
engaged. The county attorney "a
Nay county said he had TO oblee-
tons ID pafor or pardon bclng
granted. Every county officer III
Nay county signed an appeal to the
governor Legislators AZ Guthrie
took hand IN tic case d committee
from the house ana senate appear
ins bcs0fr the chief executive. And
Governor Haskell granted to John
Il. Sibet an unqualified pardon Il,
e...s.. L. -. -. =
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-05-14
Feared Mob.

sheriff Heram Stephens d Rogers
County brought mn 4 Carsons
from Clafemofe Saturday charged
with faring an S year cid GIRL The
Sheriff said there was talk q mob
bing tie man aud * thought il best
to bring hm q Ninita
Tie farmers et otloWa lounty,in
The neIehbofhood Il Miami. are
talking Il organizing creamery
association.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-05-14
As Jesus Would.

fhe World published al Bromide
okla wilI BE- edited Ter one month
hy q preacher Just as Jesus would
rus it," The real editor afl keep
hls hands Of Bromide IS health
resort and il seems 70 the Chieftain
that that preacher 5 taking ! mighty
long shot Just 10 gel little pub
He.tV.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-05-14

sFkfsH*f Hf HNtssst*As*# stAAHf AA*s 49, z
them a price ana i halt iusl because
they arc n0s posted ard maybe
sells 70 somebody else ior good
.icai les money they'd swear III
ard down thas the grocer gives
them short weight on sugar and
coffee anJ charges them the highest
pfice lof tle loves, grade II cann.
ed goods AMI noto1y could convince
them that the butcher doesa't
weigh his hand every tine be sells
dimes worth 81 steak.
These are facts, gentlemen. and
~ no use toT Us u dispute them.
Tie mail order firms know that
these doubts exis, IL the minds "A
the people and they use them against
the home dealers They A. into de.
taH about every LITTLE thing they
haye - s'll. They claim IL have
halgalns and then they 6ll raae
after par T. prove Il fhey say \
TIC goods afe not Just as they feple.
sent thtm "a ~ they viii refund all
money PAID They put 10 4 strong
talk and riake i win. 5bry pull
the cash business nsAt oHt from
IundeF 9at very noses whlbe vs. Nh
80 gW counters and hopl The
farmer s not so blaps let patronlx.
ing the mail order house ana the IN.
dependence housewife IS MOTTO blanm
for pssFonixlne tic grocery pedaief
Ife farmer and ssie housewife have
heard.oaIy one sise Il tine story and
I We merchants fgfa here Ii tlr
field alfh everything n cir favor
.v sleN enough % It ouss Idegs step
Il md r. tie business We SIMPLY
have 70 XIX eunIng Heretofore.
We dNe tAsea to m9sh ~ grant.
ed BIT We taa't 0aa ii the farmer
and II i aes bound Il ta1e th
IS IBa ef1aase he happens II i've
lfA tits f0fnwItnstts Tie .t.i......
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-05-14
Money In Broom Corn.

"Consi3cfabe interest is being
manifested ately in the growing ot
bgoan, tofn, Af Armstrong d the
Southwestern Broom Works SAID
yesterday u the Chettan, and
4 souli be 4 good thing Il tie tar
mets n this country would do a
tittie experimenting Wth ihis fgp
Raising broom Germ. continued
.Mf Armstrong. rs -, unlike fais-
iog other crops. except that i may
" planted later. ~ !, wlIi mature in
sceenty days The one thing negcs-
safy is 10 have the ground we'll pal-
verified and The weeds ail killed be-
fore planting. This gives the cfop
good chance 10 come IN tor TIC
hfsi working AHEAD u tie Needs.
tiiefet9 saving nueh ilme ln culti-
vaiiag
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The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-05-14

Trouble S ike ! potato patch. il
aiii d.e go i neglected.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-05-14
a FEW HARD JOLTS
People Who Patronixe Mail Order Firms
Have Heard Only One Side OF the
story. Says q Business Man.

HE fHAAfHss EtMsfA tt tkss1t IL StAst f*t&
kan. held warm session last
fhugsday evening. The meeting
was gailed sD discuss the evils u slae
mall ordet h0use ard to suggest ways
and means tor ggtting tht people -
srade Il home. After lambassing tie
farmers who send away fof tlieif
supplies ana after denouncing ~
strong terms the housewives q tn
dependence who petronie grocery
peddlers ana send TO Kansas City
firms tor dress patterns, one mau
Aho rad n0s taken pari n shc dis.
tussi0n arose and came within ahout
tNu incins ii starting ! rough house.
he made a speech WITCH plil long
t. feueuh3fcdhy those who WcFe
present "
lle said llis fast. gentlemen.
ssas thousands i dollars ere em
each yeat from Independence 10
mall ofdcy houses io Eo01s. bui tlie
oeal deaSsfs afe Il hiant ipf 1. Ihe
mail mAsf houses spen1 more money
n advertising each year y Egs ilN
sraAs "A thsN country TRAN thg home
aeaiefs snend. h i 10 Wondef that
tley get tlae business fhen. again.
Me business mea faise IN a~fal
hual because other pupie send
aNay ~ goods, vixen Nc ass last
IS guilty IL tley afe. ile hardware
1ealer sends oH 4 tD@n tN hls
gFotnars tic afAeF sen3S OFT y
foNn fcg his furniture and carpets.
half TIC firms send aNayfog more y
Aess II Their printing. yet tley es.
pekf ths home papess e. stand 10
faf IT. tpwn Ne 0nd q oh 4
tuWn fasfWrs faf sanass. Nhen ne
llane factories manufsesufe y god
grades and ~ell 10 Is for less money
livery grocer ii this room taules >
q ssosa Il foreign made eaHs, ard
most Il tfem gfuaitie and complain
Nhen mR leai egU makefs saHie
sfouaa ahi ify g ~ then e Nash
liotne made goods. They never ~
- ~ home egafs and iliey hand
them 90 only as smokers ask tof
them Oa hane broom works could
81 employing tyiee - many meo 4
~ dealefs eaala laHdh oHig ~
tome maae hfo7Hs W nse e3
siathane stores ana eood iaa hars
3 Independence eel pfiap aat
~ mea nfeeaf g ths Hfas ft
WEARING SUITS @sNa a H
GhAaEa firms s1dna a6ats
tie country % eei tas fefs
IL taih & l matte
gsHikfnen. vs. haFs a h coming
81 tte n ns 8ha tat thet naneY
% Naa fdef houses y plea 4
eas thlHa and piasi'se aaath i
pt io1s = Hush rams With aat 81.
teftlslne maii# Il Is maH afet
houses lase sih tlasfs i ~ speni
- uath money u advertising e.
tx mail ORDER houses spend q this
county 1 ~ were honest Hth OUT
customers and i'd eur own buying
s home. just Is ee ask them 90
-. i Ne vent q i ln tte tight
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-05-14
Doing Hard Work.

soHeWhasly q ne college, professor
and the students ID chemistry q
story which we haven't time 10
trll Tghs naN The senate took up
the much-alsGusseA hotel hHi the
other Day and decided thar Il should
become ! law Tbs bH ts good
onesn 4 way L provides that
hatel hcis shalt wear sheets y fcel
long. but / doesn't provide that the
said hotels shall observe weekly
wash LAY Il iputs 10 bai ag4ins,
cracked dishes. hut / says nothing
atou, cracked flCe It says upssar
hotels mus, have Gre escapes, hut i
affords 10 protection io the lonesome
travelling maa against lhe Niies 81
the hllie.eyet waitress TIE bll j
4 good oae o many ways. bu, also
h s lacking Ia nA0y ways. II
doesn't provide even fafa sharp
knife 70 r. ased il cutting choice
sirloin steak ahich has hcen Anpu.
t1tcd from to nctk II the bovine.
After deciding SHAT Il 81 with
the hotel hla TIE scnate took ap iot
consideration the aati.elearetie
smoking hH. a11 again tfemfn3ed
d u story uc aft noi gong f8
tell TITS b.H pfot .des that cigarette
smoking Is, e. allowed Oae sen.
ator oGefea al amendment to the
effect that any man caught chewing
tobacco q smoking = Gear te rat
ln ihe pententiary Tor ten years and
tilai all Of lis property he conhsea-
ted and turned Over 10 the sah alton
Army. A seeoaa senator luffudae.
RI an afnenameat providing i any
lady shhul1 smoke fgafette SIC
IT ea5e should he de.lafed j fa3
/ lady an1thst A special session & the
/ legislature # allied ID throw hef
out 81 the Tlafkn smr 3ah. 4
lth1f5 seustof proposed ar ausBt-
| lmeBt q the first amendment q the
effect that i s. ne crime e. hea
Tobacco rfos dfd tie 5EeNeI Goes
+ hs sp.ttUe ga tbe eeag astes3 i
lthe tl 4 A3Qara eWtdf afa.
saee3 8n amendment fUs 3uE tHat
Should tI 9Hf cigarette ta tt
Es .a0 Il ,A he 81 H5aeHs
Iiet cAAta as ts taIha euftn
ItaH 0ga50 efeyoss Ht-@
70 tIH aforesaid rH
however tat H l
mNk @ r ta4t tha a
It8H Nas mayas aeaantit IT, th
.tHe HS
Iibatua ume aa3 aata mmee
I tAuhh Senator H.resEetauar
Imeot IS taHoNs P 5a4ttat q
shall He atse FHe#at
lmpaeamsHt t bgh ty MHs
10 Kiss yam v.tt a sweetheart IS
any atH mans &lfe w SRafhat
betV HhaeAH saturday He#
aBt sunrise SuaJ5Y mHMe with
cit first securing gae written consent
Il At Irtsf tf5tea fa#tH> ii the ncm-
bers q the Os3bema Iagc .egs-
htafe, and that tbe sama penalty
should arpy ia anyuue Wba 4ags
not atttui1huuhal jeastth7ec tlmes
! day ea SUNDAY ef eHa fails @f
any p9gon o. atae bs WoihU-a-
laS 10 visit B.m nj lessi tour times
: year Ffoylded further, chat ths
amendment has nothing to Ja with
the arts eAfettc bill. except that
there is blank spsst on the bottom
- tie last rage a tht ta1umeut
sad that this slaHse euid Al tatie
ed On without amy trouble of eA.
rensr aad that g. might as well 81
pade apart 81 ibe An A SIXTH
senator ,hea introduced substitute
to tl8 ciej that tH aat-eeafette
rlli " eth all Is amendments 81 plal
81 ib a faany sack Wtb fifty.
poabtfotk ana that the same be
dumped ID ne Cottonwood river
Ans then the senate. having dome.
ahafe afternoons work. wisely a3-|
ioaned and aent 8 s0rp
Trouble IS like / potato patch. ltI
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-05-14

Thomas Enng gave 4 enc man
performance 60 q select audience ii
Virginia. Mimi, those present being
four ladies'. BE tied a STICK u dyna.
mite 10 his neck and then touched
gfi the fuse. The result ASS Just
what might have been expected, bit
slll the ladies' say they didn't enjoy
the show
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-04
ORMOND AUTO RACES
THE SIXTH ANNUAL TOURNAMENT
 OPENS AT BEACH.
Slow Time And q Chapter or Accidents Marked The First Two Events. CedrinO Finishes First
 Race Alone.

Ormond. Fla. March 3--SIow time and a chapter of accidents marked the two evenxs run-off on Ormond Beach here today. opening the sixth annual tournament, under the auspices of the Automobile Club of America.
 Cedrino. drivinR sixty horse power Italian car, Blakely. driving a 130 horse power American car and Shefts, with an American car of 120 horse Shefts went out of the running before a quarter of a mile had been travesBed and half an hour later took up the race alone. His time was one hour, fifty minutes and twenty seconds, much slower than the record, whicn is one hour, fifteen minutes and forty seconds. Cedrino ran sixty miles on credited time total of approximately twenty-five minutes was spent in re-
 The 1B0 mile event for stock chassis was won by Lokis J. Bergedol, driv- ing an eighty horse power German car. Bergedol covered the course in two hours, forty minutes and thirty miles In advance of his nearest com petitor. The summary follows;
 100 miles for Minneapolis cup, won by Cedrino, sixty horse power Italian car. Times at laps, 25 miles, 26 min utes 39 4-5 seconds: 30 miles. 50 min utes, five seconds; 75 miles. 85 min utes, five seconds; finish, no minutes 70 seconds.
 Shefts and Blakely did not finish.
 150 miles stock Chassis, won by Bergdol, eighty horse power German car. Times at laps, 25 miles, 15 min utes, 15 seconds; 50 miles, 6f minutes 20 seconds; 75 miles, S5 minutes. S2
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-04
THE RACES
ResuIts Al New OrIenns,

New Orleans, La, March 3.--Hoi weather brought out large crowd at the Fair Ground races today. The Rex Handicap, $2,000 added, was won by neck by Jack AtIxin. carrying top weight, 125 pounds. The winner waa held at five to 1 at post time, after opening at 3 Ia to 1 and for a time being as good as 2 to 1 in the betting. Old Honesty at 10 to was second and Yankee Girl at 3 1-2 to l third.
 Two faVorfes won.
 Weather clear, track fast.
 First race. Three and one-half fun longs-Arlnonette. 1O9. c. Lee), i-1 to 1. won. Toy w.. A12 co, Koerner) 2 1-2 to 1, second; Serenade, 1O9, Not ter), to 1, third. Time AZ Leonard Hardyana, Exotic, Servicence, Injury Pfnion, Grace Gum, Shone. Swing Earl Scurry and Wheat Bread ran.
 Second race. Five furlongs selling, Shirley Rossmore, 105, (Notter), 13 to s, won: Linda Lake. 100. (Hufnagel). 30 to 1, second; Tartar Maid, 105, ~ Powers), 6 to 1, third. Time l zoo 4-5 Ogbent, Dandy Dancer, Balla, Louise K. Nasty, Mask and Faces, TilekfIns, Lex ington Lady, Finesse and Maria Ran.
 Third race. Six furlongs@Selling Quadrille. 1O5 ~. Powersl, l-2 to l, second: Bellwether, 9s, c. Snmter), a to 1, third. Time 1;fS 1-5, Cooney K, and Akbar ran.
 Fourth race. One mile and one eighth-The Rex HanoIcap; Jack At kins, 125. (E, Rice). to 1. won: Old
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-04
NEWS OF CENTREvILLE. Negro Accused of Trying to XIII Hsa


 CentrevilIe. March 3.-(Special.)- )-- Deputy sheriff Oakley has placed in jail here negro by the name of Green Butler on a charge of assault to mur-. der.
 It is alleged that he committed a murderous assault on his wife who has been sick In bed for several weeks. Sometime ago 1t was suspected that he had given poison to his wife, but he was not arrested at that time, and 1t is claimed that on Saturday he assault ed her with knife. The woman is said to be in a preearious condition.
 The Democratic Executive Commit tee for Bibb County will meet here Saturday of this week for the purpose of making arrangements for the pri- mary election. It is reported that at this meeting Chairman D. c. McSpad- den will resign and there is much speculation as to who will be his suc- cessOr.
 committeeman from Beat will be elected as O P. Head, the former Committeeman from that beat has moved from Bibb County into Shelby County.
 There are four announced candidates for Superintendent of Education of this County.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-04

Honesty. 115, c. Lee). 10 to I, second; x Yankee Girl, 1Os. lNotter). 3 1-2 to 1. third. Time ;53 1-5. Gloritier, Ax Angelus. < Temaceo, xx Juggler, Red Gauntlet and Prince Hampton ran
 x c. R. Ellison entry. Xxx Burlew is added entry.
 Fifth race, One mile and one six teenth1-Severus, 102, (Notter). to l. won; -Sainesaw. 92. q. McCahey), sec ond:- StIlario. 107. (V. fsowers). < to ;, third. Time 1;47 3-5. Hans and l1vs- tile Hyphen ran.
 Sivth race, Seven rurIongs--Sellina Heine, 1e7, (McDanieD, 8 to l. won; Lady Esther, 1O5. (Notter), even sec ond; Miss StroHle. 105, tJ. Lee}. 8 to 1. third. Tims 1928 4-5. Hooray. Royal Ben. Hannibal Sey, French Nun. Vi- perine. Chancellor and Coruscate ran.
 Seventh race. One mile and one eighth--Selling; Jack Witt. I02. (J. Me Cahey), { to 1, won; George Bailey, 97 lCheney), 40 to 1, second; Fiowaway, 106. (Herbert), 25 to 1. third Time l:45 1-5. Sam Rice. Lafayette, Crafty. Highbear, Kaiserhoff, Maxonia Del more, Sister Polly, Gid and Dapple Gold ran.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-04
Proposal For Buildings.

Sealed proposals win be received until ncon, March sth. at the office of the Gov ernot. D. D. Conner. at the Capitol Mont NomNEys Aiass by the building Committee pf the Beard of Trustees of the University nf Alabama for the erection of two build tnsN as per pians and specifications pre- spmsry, Ala. to be erected at the Uni VersitF of Alabama. contractors are asked to bid for the build snGa separately and for both as one job Tho rommitfee reserves the right to re- 1ec& any or all bids.
 Plans may be seen at the office of fua President of the University. or may be had from the architect
 GOV. B. B. COMER.
 Chairman Building Committee.
 ! H. JOHNSON. Secretary.