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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-04-11

CINCINNATI, April ll.-That the
Detroit Tigers will have 10 start the
American league sssson In n condition
best described as "half.baked" Is a
fact which is impressed on the minds
of The players and camp followers to
an increased degree after every game,
The riges can held fairly well.
During the last two days their bat
ting has improved to an extent where
that Is no longer the main source II
worry
The ine points OF play, however.
have not been attempted as yet, Cobb
ia about The only player In shape 10
do any fast work on the bases and the
teams pitchers are in such condition
that II is doubtful II any of them bu,
Willott could 20 nine full innings
without grave danger OF injury 20 his
arm.
The pitching situation Is now really
the cause OF the wrinkles in Hughis
Jennings forehead
Donovan does not seem 10 be bit
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-04-11

at Harris cigar store. the cigar stands
at the Griswold. Pontchartrain and
Metropole and G. J. Holton's.
MIR, Navin announces that the SO
boxes with which the field has been
furnished. have all been sold for the
season and list OF boxholders will be
announced shortly.
new rule is announced governing
the sale OF seats for the opening day.
The reserved seats sold for this oc-
casion will be good on opening day
only. this being move To make
trouble for the scalpers who have pur-
chased blocks OF seats In the past with
the certain knowledge that the tick
cts were good for any game all year
and could consequently represent no
financial loss. IL not sold at an ad-
vanced price for the holiday.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-04-11
KEEP CHENILLE
TRACK IN SHAPE

At the meeting OF the stockholders
OF the Cleveland Driving club II. N
Devereux submitted proposition
which the stockholders thought very
well of and while 1t will have 10 De
brought before the board of directors
az their annual meeting, IL will I'M
questionably go through.
lie wants TO have the Gentlemen's
Driving club guarantee enough money
to pay the expenses OF keeping the
track in shape for racing this summef
or until the stockholders decide to diS-
pose OF the property. This Will be a
very simple matter and there seems
nothing to hinder either the trainers
or the matinee drivers for portion
OF the summer at least.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-04-11
SEAT SALE FOR OPENING
BALL GAME is ON MONDAY

Some idea OF the manner In which
Detroit's baseball accommodations
have been increased may be gained by
the announcement. made Saturday. by
President Navin, that $500 reserved
seats would be placed on sale Mon
day for the opening game Of the local
season. scheduled for Friday.
In former days the most that the
club could promise It's patrons in this
line was 500, and IL was necessary 20
apportion these out with great care.
The enlargement OF the seating ca
pacity OF the field has made IL posi-
BILE for the club TO supply virtually the
entire holiday demand for reserved
seats. and Mr.. Navin views the pros
pect with pardonable satisfaction.
The reserved seats will be on sale
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-04-11
LIBERAL LIST OF
WINDSOR Stakes

President George NJ. Hendrie, OF the
Highland Park Jockey club, on Sat
urday announced the stakes which
viii be run at the fall meeting OF the
club over the windsor track. August
29-Oet. 10.
The list is particularly liberal and
full entry list is virtually assured with
the cracks OF the northern circuit to
draw from.
The list which follows closely the
stake lists OF former seasons is as fol.
lows
The Frontier handicap. for 3.year
olds and upwards; value $4,000. OF
which $1,000 to the winner, $500 10
second and 500 to third. One anu
one-eighth miles.
Windsor Selling stake; for Swear.
olds and upwards: value $500. OF
which $1,000 TO the winner. 5000 to
second and 500 TO third: one mile.
The Pontchartrain selling stake. for
all ages; value, $500. or which si,z00
10 the winner. $500 to second and 500
to third: six furlongs
Essex handicap. for 2-year-olds: val
ue, $500, OF which 1920 to winner.
5000 20 second and 500 to third: Ave
furlongs.
The Detroit stake, a selling stake
for 2-yearolds: value $500, OF which
$1,000 to the winner. 5000 10 second
and 500 to third; Ave and one-half
furlongs
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-04-11
GOTCH IS BUSY
WRESTLING OUBs

CHICAGO, April l1.-Frank Gotch.
the worlds wrestling champion. threw
four ambitious young wrestlers Ia
eleven minutes and twenty seconds
al local theater last night. He had
agreed TO throw them in twenty min
utes. The men were Joe Richard,
Adolph Ernest. Young Hackenschmidt
and Martin Bloom.
Tonight Gotch will undertake TO
throw Tony jacobson. James Castena
and A. Anderson, three husky yrest-
lers. In fifteen minutes or forfeit 500.
The champion opens weeks engage
ment at ST. Paul theater Monday.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-04-11
VI. A w.. 2sa4 rrot, $4,000.

vandetta. Mccarthy, Loyal. Geers'
Alcsste Geers. Sonoma May, Benyon.
wigman. Behyon; Elmford, Benyon;
Fleming Boy. Dean: Handy j.. snow;
Spanish Queen. Macy; Naoma ----.
Roy Brook -; Bonnie Way, IAseIi;
Amorel -. May Higginson. Elem
ing: Fanstalear. Colby; May worthy,
- Ward Renick. Florence c, ---
c. of C.. ziiS Pace; $4,000.
Royal Line. r. Murphy; Lady Patch.
-; Prince Arundel, Geers. Or. Bon
ney Gsers. Empire Hal. Geers; Jerry
b. Cox: whitelock. Macy. The En-
peror, -: Hal Raven, snow. Rex Le-
on -----: Minor Heir. Dean; Mrs. Adj
bell Shank. Jim Daily, --s The Ecl.
-: Rex l.. -----. The Liar. Cares Joe
wilkes. -. Grace Direct. ----- Bob
Manager. --2
21I Trot, $4,000.
Dewitt 49,. Octoo. Mclean: Locust
Jack -, Just the Thing. -. The
Able White. Onwls, Gahagani Fan
tana. Nolan: Harry Banning, Burns.
Henry 3, Jr, 49,: Wilteen. 4 Melon
aid. Bonner. Rosemire. Mae Heart,
Hyde; GenteeI n. w. Mcdonald. Axtei-
Law -. Bonnie Russell ---. May
Earl. ---; Marka star Whitmer; Nan
ma. -: Thornheld. Kenyon. Alice Ed
gar. Benyon; Marescheal, Cox: Amy
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-04-11
SEC. ANDRES is
WHEELMEN CHAMP

In the post-season roll-off TO de-
termine the championship OF the De
troit Whcelmen, l. j. Andries. the
club secretary won two, out OF three
games from Harry Heck. With the
dtle comes che weighing Bros. dia.
mona medal. Heck had bad luck In
securing many splits. Both the men
will bowl with the Wheelmen team in
the state tournament.
Andres had right to the cham.
pionship. as be led the league In aver
age, finishing With 176.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-04-11
SAM KARPF is
SIDE TRACKED AGAIN

Once more Sam Karpf. former sec
retafy OF the American Bowling cons
greSs. mas been sidetracked. Karpf
was pretty sure he would be chosen
to handle the big, 1909 A. b. c. bowl.
ing tournament next February. but.
according TO word received from Pitts
burg. Abe Langtfy. who handled the
tournament In Cincinnati Will be IN
charge OF the Pittsburg tournament.
The Pittsbuvg bowling promoters
have decided 10 start the 1909 tourna.
ment FEB g.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-04-11

II is great opportunity for the
minor league batsman and many a
baseball flower that never bloomed
on circuit more important than class
c is able TO hand down 10 posterily
clippings that show conclusively that,
on some momentous occasion their
possessor whacked out a three-base
drive off the king OF the southpawS
with the biz league champions at ms
back
Nine times out Of ten when this
takes place the player lucky enough
to get the hits. goes strsightwsy to
his temporary home. digs up his aIao'
dest raiment. showers himself with
minor league perfume and, with an
attitude Of bored Incidence, wends his
way down town 20 bask in the warmth
Of the gaze Of his admirers.
And. il ne is not wise. he will wind
up with a trip To the hotel where the
big leaguers are stopping. Here
rude surprise awaits him, II inclined
to the view that his little hit has
made him a marked man who viii be
made much OF by the big guns. He
may loaf round the hotel few min
utes and look wise but the chances
are that the big leaguers will pursue
the even tenor OF their ways and new
er notice him at all
The momentous drive he will never
forget was something they regarded
as OF so little consequence that, In ali
probability they have already forgot
ten the batter, his name and his posi-
ton and would have TO think twice to
recall the name OF the little town
where they were soiournins.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-04-11
Death Was on IIs Heels.

Jesse ,. Morris. OF Shippers. Va,
had close call in the spring OF 1906.
Re says: AN attack OF pneumonia
left me so weak andSwith such fear
full cough that my friends declared
consumption had me. and death was
on my heels. Then I was persuaded
70 try DR.. Kings New Discovery. II
helped me Immediately, and after tax.
ing two and a half bottles I was a
well man again. I found out that New
Discovery is the best remedy for
coughs and lung disease in all the
world" Sold under guarantee at T..
G. Kinsel, Gray a Worcester. Central
Drug Co.. drug stDres. so and 81. Trial
bottle. loo.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-04-11

A. promising pitcher named Fether
stonehaugh was turned loose by Cot
ton States magnate at the request OF
the sporting editor OF the leading jour
nal who didn't see how he could ger
u IN the Dox score. According 10 print
Ing Office economy. there Is nothing In
a name when II is an inch long Chi
cago Tribune
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-04-11

Hlts-On Mulltn, Il In Z, on SieEer,
in 2. Two base hits--crawford :. Nc
earthly. Armbruster. Lister 8. Hopkins.
Fisher Quinn. Home run--Muilin. Sac
rifice hits--Schaefer, OLeary. Armbrus-
ter stolen base-Cobb. First base on
baiis--Off Muilin 3. or Siever ]. of
Quinn 3 Hit by pitched ball---By
Quinn. Mcintyre. struck out--By Null
In .. BY Siever /. by Quinn 3. Left on
bases--Dctroit 3. Toledo .. Umpire
List. Time-i:5o. Attendance---s0O.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-04-11

The inspiring batting OF the Toledo
series Is the brightest feature OF the
landscape. The Tigers revealed IN
base hits on Thursday On Friday
they went up against Pitcher Quinn.
who is doped as the Armour star this
year, and did not hit so hard Their
execution was deadly enough to make
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-04-11

John Neuer. one OF the New York
Americans new southpaws. Ia said to
be second Rube Waddell. He Is a
butcher by trade. but knows some
thing about paperhanging and plumb
ing aud is an expert chauffeur.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-04-11
CHEAPER TO TRAVEL
THAN TO STAY AT HOME

Go on that d. & {. Dollar
Excursion to Cleveland on
Saturday. visit with your
frien6s there all day Sunday
and return home early Monday
morning.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-04-11
call to peltas.

The following Delta baseball play
ers will meet at headquarters at l
o'clock Sunday for practice: Brochu,
Bonswor. Hannert. Matyn, Rowland
Lowry. Bowser, Watson. Mcdowell.
Putnam and McGraw. The club de
sires games out OF town for Sundays
ard holidays Address Manager c. H.
Davenport, 80 Lysander-st.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-04-11
w. LEWIS VS.. ERNIE
IN PARIS, FRANCE

NEW YORK, April 1i.-Willie
Lewis meets Frank Erne tonight at
the Wonderland Franchise, In Paris.
Central Highs Kelsey hockey cup r. On
exhibition at Spalding's.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-04-11
Easter Holiday Fares. Grand Trunk
Railway System Canadian Points.

One fare. April 10th to goth. inclu-
sive, limit April 21st City Ticket or
ace. ia woodward-aye, Telephone
Main 80.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-04-11

WrestIe Tonight AZ TIC ANthut. IH'N
promise TO 20 az 10 as hard as they
90 their boxing stunt. and this IS
positively their first appearance on
the mat l.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-04-11

Busipcss-iik~ Prspting. No fuss ana
no feathers. The plain, neat kind. that
looks right. TtEles PY1ntsng Co. 10
John R.-st Phone l49e.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-04-11

account OF illness and sutton gets a.
The handing round Ct those Billiard
titles IS being negotiated in . fear
fui and wonderful rotation this win
ter.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-04-11

Interschoiastlc baseball and viii play
in a grade league only tiis spring
aAcordinG 10 a current report WIN
H. l.. 5. also out. the championship
seems 10 In between Western and
1 Central
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-04-11
'rHAT AND HM CPoRT AND
S OPORTSMAN
By FanI H.. Bruske-=z=

sTVHIs spring training series Iof
games Is merely regarded as q
sort OF romp--a prelude for the only
real baseball that counts--but II new
N -------------ee rtheless embodics
rfry THE every once In a
SAND LoT while an element
GRADUATED OF real tragedy
(. falling hopes. AS II progresses the
ambitious youngsters who have been
lnxiSy enough TO secure trials In fas' ,
81 company see themselves weigEer
ia the balance and found wanting Ia
Z nine cageE ont or TEN e " " az
they bask in the managers eye theu
sfendily but surely the veterans OF
rast seasons crowd them OF the neie
or action until the time when the phc
envelope arrives and the recruit goes
back whence he came.
But the most pathetic Cases ara not
always found in the big league. iiara-
er by far is the lot OF the boys from
the sandlots who are trying TO show
minor league managers that they ave
Il worth carrying through the season.
4 These boys have 10 take the nelG
against the big leaguers and some Oh
Their efforts Ia. make good IN spite OF
x the Overwhelming odds are worthy "a
the attention OF writer OF epies.
Down az Toledo the other day BIZ!
Armour worked out in order three
young pitchers. straight out OF ine
Ehach-brush.
& imaeine the feelings of ore Of thess
younasters when, with nothing but
minor league segregation az his back,
he goes Nd against the greatest men
Z Ii the businessl Put yourself in his
STAGE when. for instance. with the
bases filled with Tigers, Tyrus Cobb,
kIna-pin hitter OF the American
\ league comes TO bat--a man Of whose
doinps the minor league pitcher had
long read with awel
AND TIFF RIOTERS CALLING TO
HIM TO STRIKE THE BATSMAN
OUT,
a l asked the child OF the wilderness.
after the game. what thoughts had
Aitted through his mind when he faced
the crisis
.'OH. I DUNNO. = SAID HE, LAND
CALLED FOR A CURVE BALL AND
1 HANDED UP THE BEST | HAD
WITH Al PRAYER ON 1T. SOME
HOW IT DIDN'T SEEM TO BREAK
LIKE 1T USED TO DOWN IN THE
OLD o. & p. AND THAT MURDER
sER HIT 1T INTO THE CENTER
FIELD SEATS. PRAYER AND ALL.
~ "A MOTHER one OF the Toledo pitch
- ers punished IN the same game
Sby the avenging Tiges took 10 philos-
ophy after his licking. Quofh he:
stThese btge------------ -----~
1eague fellows COMFORT
come here snorting IN his
pnxi rampagint PHILOSOPHY
sound They
meet to win and they do.
They seem to have II In for our
club a little more than there rs any
real reason for I don't know why II
- but they beat us and keep throw
nm 1t into us all the time. We donf
look Tor trouble from them and ] don't
know why they should treat US that
{ WY
n ''Still. as a matter of fact we're bot
fer on to lose TO them. anyhow
WHAT BUSINESS HAVE WE
GOT TO GO ROUND BEATING BIG
y 1EAGUE CLUBSg n we did that a
Houple OF times IT would be by a
Ifo1reak OF luck anyhow and the people
Z here would think we were the greatest
&yer. Then. when our regular season
higgins. we'd be expected TO make
inch easier work of the clubs In our
|E|Srti clas. and any failure on our part
Dould lead 10 lot OF roasting. Wee
&e much worse or then than IL ire
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-04-11
Af.er gettIag .auarsd awny agaIn ,ilh

the a. a. T., Harry Hillman. cham
pion huroier and middle distance run
ner. has broken down physically and
will probably be out OF IL this spring
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-04-11
Er.enrosh will catch, Bare ard Doun-

hue will ptrch. ami the rect OF tne
Michigan baseball team will be made
I'D OF Dunno and Tafts nrst base
Pat Kelley, second: Patterson, short
stop. Giddings. third. Wheeler. Mel
len ana cart Sullivan. outfieit
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-04-11

hadn't trimmed the big fellows at
all
"oNcE GET THE CROWD DlsAP.
POINTED AND IT'S SoRER THAN
ONE THAT NEVER REALLY DID
HAVE A CHANCE TO GET SWELL
ED on ITSELF"
or course. the minor league piteh-
~ ers get the worst OF H. The
fielders aud batsmen are usually favor
ed when going up against the DIG
. 3league aggrega-
ONCE ~ \ lions through the
WHILE A fact that the pig
GLOAT league hingers are
= shardly In shape TO
do their best
Such men as Wild Bill Donovan
and ed Killian hand up grade CT
pitching in these spring games whlec
would scarcely gain them eonsloers
ton on Class o league aggregated
were il not fer the known fact that
they can DO better. II necessary. As a
ruie the major league pitchers aim
solely to oct control Of the ball in the
practice games Of the spring. The
lay everything owe. the plate and as
a result. are often nit quite hard.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-04-11
CMALL -CPORTING
y TALK = 4as WORLD

one western game in his labors to-
ward picking an All-America.
with Rowe. coe and Dnii certainties
for Michiganfs four mile relay team.
the fourth position Is being warmly
disputed BY May and Bohnsack-
Hors~n,en Will naturally watch with In
terest the career OF the thoroughbred
colt by the $4,000 Rocksand darn,
the sensational stake winner Bel
dame.
IL wn. "a neat thing for the BOSTON boys
to visit Chick Stahls grave the other
DAY Still. large number OF tie
present team probably had never
heard OF Stahl before.
Having played 10 years In professional
baseball. Tommy Leach OF the Pirates
thinks he has earned rest and has
contract that guarantees he won't
have to play IN the inheld
After getting squared away again with
the a. a. T., Harry Hillman. cham
pion hurdier and middle distance run. .
ner. has broken down physically ana
will probably be out Of Il this spring
Matty Matthews and Rube Ferns WIN
wrestle tonight AZ the Avenue Thcy
promise TO 20 az 10 as hard as they
40 their boxing stunt. and this IS
positively their first appearance on
the mat " =.
! schaefer canf defeaa his isn title ON
account OF Illness and sutton gets "a.
The handing round CT those billiard
titles IS being negotiated IN fear
fui and wonderful rotation this win
ter.
/ Eastern High hns deserted tke leid OF
lnterscholastic baseball and VIII play
in grade league only tiis spring
aAcording 10 current report Wt.h
D. l.. s. also out. the championship
seams 10 ltN between Western and
Central
Enzenroth will catch. Barr and DOnn-
hue Will pitch. ami tlie rect OF the
Michigan baseball team will be made
sd OF Dunno and rafts nrst base
Pat Kelley, second; Patterson, short
stop Giddings. third. Wheeler. Mel
len ana Capt Sullivan. outheic
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-04-11

II "a II z , z . I : :
'1eague fellows
come here snortlng
Huxf rampagint
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-04-11

~ MOTHER one OF the Toledo pitch
- ers punished In the same game
lby the avenging Tiges took 10 philos-
ophy after his licking. Quofh he:
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-04-11

This spring training series lci
~ games Is merely regarded as a
sort OF romp--a prelude for the only
real baseball that counts--but II new
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-04-11
COMFORT
IN HIS
PHILOSOPHY.

nect to win and they do
They seem to have II in for our
club little more than there rs any
'real reason for. | don't know Why II
- but they beat ms and keep throw
AN It into us all the time. We dom
look Tor trouble from them and ] don't
know why they should treat US that
way
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-04-11

baseball. Tommy Leach Of the Pirates
thinks he has earned rest and has
contract that guarantees he won't
have to play In the infeld.
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1908-06-25
BOOSTERS WERE
HERE WEDNESDAY
REPRESENTATIVES, OF NASH
WILLIE BUSINESS HOUSES
SPENT TWO HOURS
HERE WEDNESDAY,.
Committee Met Visitors at Depot and
Took Them 10 Lake Park,
Where Informal Recep-
tion Was Held.

The Nashville Boosters reached
the city at an early hour Wednesday
morning, and their stay here, though
rather short, was extremely pleasant.
The party reached here over the No
bile & Ohio Raiload at seven O'Clock.
having come from Aberdeen, where
the previous night was spent. The
visitors We're met at the depot By a
party Of citizens, and were taken for
a trolley ride over the city. the ride
having ended at Lake Park.
At Lake Park an informal recep-
tion was held, the meeting having
been presided over by Mr.. Leland
Hume, general manager Of the Cum
berland Telephone Company, who is
a prominent member of the Nash
vile Board of Trade and prime
mover in the Booster" excursion
movement. The strangers were well
coined to the city by Hon. j. T. Har-
rison, and at the conclusion of his
speech Mr.. Hume introduced several
members of the excursion party, who
made brief but practical addresses,
calling attention to the advantages
which Nashville enjoys as a trade
center and extolling the merits of
her goods.
At the conclusion of the meeting
at the park the party returned to the
city, and the visitors spent thirty or
forty minutes in calling npon local
merchants. The Boosters were ac-
companied by a band, whose lively
music added materially to the pleas
ure of their visit here. The party
included some of Nashville's most
prominent business men, and our cit
liens we're glad of an opportunity to
become acquainted with the enter
pTfsTng men who are so faithfully
endeavoring to make the historic
Hill City one of the foremost com
meTcfa1 eenters OF the South.
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1908-06-25

Fifth District-EIector: Jesse T.
Jones, Newton. Executive commit
teemen: w. H. Hughes, Smith, Jas.
Gully, Winston; n. T. Wallace,
Leake. Delegates: r. NJ McBeth
Lauderda1e; Guy J. Rencher, KEN
per. Alternates: D. W. Heidelberg,
Clark; OliverMcIlhenny, Scott
Sixth District - Elector: NJ. J.
Street, Lamar. Executive commit
teemen: J. F. Thames, Simpson; A.
L. Yates, Marion; Walter Gex, Han
cock. Delegates: r. S. Hall, Forest;
B. P. Harrison, Greene. Alternates:
w. L. Crawford, Covington: B. F.
Burrows, Jefferson Davis.
Seventh District - Elector: J. T.
Lowrey, Amite. Executive commit
teemen: w. D. Mounger, Adams;
James Mcclure, Jefferson; E. P.
Jones, Claiborne. Delegates: w. T.
Denman, Pike; D. NJ. Miller, Co
piah. Alternates: P. z. Jones, Will
kinson: c. n. McGhee, Franklin.
Eighth District-Elector: Harry
B. Geaves, Madison. Executive COM
A. Fl. Weillie, Warren;
]. B. Stirling, Kinds; A G. Norrell,
Delegates: W. J. vollor,
Warren: w. A. Montgomery, Kinds.
r. G. Wilkerson, Warren;
J. c. Robinson, Rankin.
The last matter on the program
raS +bo ondorsananf oF a man for
OF the national executive
for Mississippi, which re-
suited IN the selection OF G. Fl. VIII
Iiams, OF Yazoo, who has held the
same position for the past eight !
years.