The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-24

been favored, with contributions of votes from the pastors of various churches. Including both Protegtants and Catholics. Rev. Father Savage of the latter faith being one of her most generous supporters. She is also very much gratified that so many members of the medical profession are helping Her. Her father. Dr. M. L. Wood. was for many years one of the foremost members of the Alabama State Medical Association. which accounts for the fn- tarest many of the doctors are taking in. her campaign. gT
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 Mss Louia Williams of Shorter. by q gain of 2 800. has moved up from ninth to eighth place. and now has passed the 50,000 mark Little Miss williams still hopes to win the pony. she has many friends at Tuskegee and other places in Macon County who are help ing her.
 Mrs. Annie L. Rufun of Prattvilie has made another jump of two degrees, making gain of five points in the line- up since Saturday morning, and bringing nearer her to "Tiser" and tho little park wagon for her two bright little girls, Cec:le and Nell, who have everything in readiness for the recep- tion of riser" should their mother suc- ceed in winning hiEns Mra Rufin Is q very popular and enerEetie lady and is making vigorous campaign t0 w.f the pony for her little giria. She has many friends ct Troy. her former home, who are helping her. Her neighbors In Autauga County are also ral1ying to her support and she hopes to secure enough votes to win. She has moved up to ninth place.
 Miss LanShana Goes Down Again. Little Annie LAngham. who thinks she can drive and take care of 'sTsser" as well as anybody. has. slipped back from eighth to tenth place Annie's se lgr. E cham, usually gets b.e t0 v from his travels 'F f,ttrd Ha brings her a lot Of .0.iF seer his friends in varf4 a Vtrtt .te. Annie Buppls- a- tcfee atsshe has gathered
 s'S ap Ae week. and gem aF iE ss.fg z jump in Sunday iA.i alEF F-@-H E'ut there is always 1E- aas e ,ho goes ahead of her aga.n. Miss Louia, Williams and Mrs. Rufan have both taken a fail out of her since last report. Master Eadrue Collins, the leading boy in the contest, is right on her heels and will over take her, too, if she does not ioolk out.
 Master Henry. TayIee Kamhrough re- rains second boy in line and continues to keep Master Collins company, He warns Ladrue that he will beat him if he can. Little Henry T. wants to thank all the friends who have sent in yearly subscriptions for him. He is very little boy and cannot write let ters to all of his benefactors. nor can he go out and solicit subscfiptions himself HIS mother is hfs campaign manager and s11e fs a good one.
 Miss Marie Pasehaf. a one- time ''queen"~ of the contest, has received a windfall In the shape of S,e00 votes from MT. J. E. Wilmington of China, Alabama enabling her to capture number thirteen from another ex- queen, Miss Wynnette Manning. Miss Paschal has not been heard from for a long while, but win probably furnish a surprise for her competitors one of these fine days.
 Ambitions SPrlncess.''
 The Princess Marguerite" Miss Ghent of Dothan. has registered Q gain of 2,S0o and moved up two degrees at the expense Of Miss Prhett of Pensa- cole and Miss Gregory Of Linden. The Princess is ambitious to get up among the queens where she belongs and where she means to be.
 Miss Early Gilchrist of Fort De- posit has registered a gain of 5000 and moved up ahead of Mrs. D. L. Johnson who has exchanged the ''skidoo" num-