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SIX NEW TRACK RECORDS
Remarkable Feature of Short
Meeting at Gravesend
SPECIAL DISPATCH 10 THE CALL

SPECIAL DlSPAlCH IO HE CAiSL
NEW YORK. Sept. 2s-During the u days
racing at tbs Gravesend track which ended
Saturday races over 10 distances were decided.
The remarkable part of the racing consisted in
the establishment of six new track records New
marks were made at hve and a half furlongs,
nine furlongs. and three-SiXteentbs miles.
one and a quarter miles and the steeplechase
courses at two miles and two and half miles.
Angelus the principal record breaker. He
reduced the track record for mile and a fur
long to l51 20 and for the mile and three
sixteenth course TO 80 Trance and Fashion
Plate Jointly did the i've and a half furlongs
distance in 1:064.
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Sophomore Rugby
Team ROutS Juniors
Reaches Finals in InferCIaSs
Series at the California
University

BERKELEY. Sept 2S.-In game
marked by fierce playing. much fumb-
ling, good kicking and one or two long
runs, the juniors went down to defeat
this afternoon before the sophomores.
who will now meet the freshmen for
the interclass championship October z.
The upper classmen kicked OF at 4:30 and In
less than three minutes, in series of fierce
rushes, carried the ball the line for try,
which Vosburg failed to convert. After this
the second year men took a brace and kept the
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Betting Is Permitted at
Aqueduct Track
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

AQUEDUCT, Sept. 2S.-The change of
racing from the Gravesend course to
the Aqueduct track today was keenly
relished by race goers, for they found
here none of the. trials and tribula-
tions caused by plain clothes sleuths
under District Attorney Elder.
AS the Aqueduct track is in Queens
county, Sheriff Harvey has charge of
the enforcement Of the anti-betting
laws. He did not make an arrest and
The Aqueduct handicap, at mile and
a sixteenth dwindled from a race rich
in promise early in the DAY to a three
horse contest. 1t resulted in a home
stretch duel between Royal Tourist
and Monfort. The Squire clung to the
son of Sandringham until well Straight
ened out for home and then coHapsed.
Just when Royal Tourist seemed to
have the race won Mccarthy brought
Montfort up with rush and won on
the post by the margin of few inches.
Summary:
Weather cloudy Track fast.
FIRST RACE-Handicap, all ages, $500 added,
Horse, Weight and Jockey. Fin.
De Mund 120 Nv. Miller). Observation-Disclosures. /
Delirium. lo2 Gilbert. ...:..........,-.-... 2
Sir John johnson, 90 (Uptou) 3
saracinesca. Red River, finished named.
SECOND RACE-Steeplechase selling. s4O0
.
Horse, Weight and Jockey. Fin.
Grandpa, 14T henderson,. ................... /
Ramrod. 132 (KeIeher). ..........-........-... 2
Time. 4:24 %. Jim McGll, Sandy Creeker,
finished named.
THIRD RACE year olds, selling $500
added. six and half furlongs:
Horse, Weight and Jockey. Fin.
Court Lady los tGiibert). .....-............. 1
Rose Beaumont. 105 (Cullenl.
Eschau los (Brussel)
Time, I:22. Belle of the Ball, Star Thistle.
Spellbound. finished as named.
FOURTH RACE-Aqueduct handicap, 81 600,
all ages. one and sixteenth miles:
Horse Weight and Jockey. Fin.
Monfort, 100 MCCARTHY. hy)....................
Royal Tourist, 104 (Gilbert). 2
The Squire, 105 (McCahey).. y)................... 8
Time, 1:4s
FIFTH RACE-Selling $4oo added. year
olds and upward, mile:
Horse Weight and Jockey. Fin.
Cressina, 107 q. Lee). )......................
Live Wire, 104 Sweet. ......................
Time, 1:40. Sam 81. Harris. Dolly Spanker,
Lad Of Langden, Imitator. Okenite. finished as
named.
SIXTH RACE-sfaiden 2 year olds, purse, $500
added six furlongs:
Horse, Weight and Jockey. Fin.
Lasata 105 Cullen. Observation-Disclosures.
Sententious, 105 Upton). Observation-Disclosures.
Merise, 105 &c. Lynch. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 8
Time. l:15 2-5 Gautemotzen, Energy Xebec,
finished named.
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FOR MEN ONLY

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NELSON DECLINES OFFER

CHICAGO. Sept. 2S.-"Kindly accent
my thanks for your offer to fight
Freddie Welch before your cluo- bal
must decline. since the purse is far
below my scale" These were the words
Battling Nelson. lightweight champion
of the world wired TO James j. JEFF
fries today in answer to a telegram
Offering the HegeWisch lad $4,000 tO
take on Freddie Welch in either
% or 45 round battle.
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Hamilton Selections

First racc-king Cobalt, Royal
Onyx, Sally Preston.
Second race-WapOnOca, LOmOnd,
Carman entry.
Third race G. c, Prince of Pill
sen, Bell the Cat.
Fourth race-BOuquet, Colonel
Jack. w. ii. Carey.
Fifth race-Waterbury, Prefen-
sion, Aimee &.
sixth race-NIolIy MOntrOse. Glib
son, Workman.
seventh race - Chief hayes,
Golden Shore, GambrinuS.
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e and a half furlongs,
SEVENTH RACE-one and sixteenth miles.
LOUIsyUIE WINNERS

LOUISVILLE. Sept 2S.-Results:
First race. six furlongs--Al Muller won. Wcvtl
Sandals second, Halket third. Time, liza 2-5.
Second race one mile and seventy yards
Stone Street won. Severus second, Lady Baldur
third Time, 1:47 3-5
Third race. six furlongs-Arionette won. Sor-
rowful second Enfield third Time. 1:15.
Fourth race, one mile and seventy yards, the
Frank Fair handicap--Dark Night won, Pinkoa
second Terrah third Time. As.
Fifth race, FIVE aud a half furlongs-1rfaneh
won, Be Brief second, Alice George third. Time.
los 2-5
Sixth race, and a sixteenth miles-Beau
Brummel won, Lady Esther second, Bonnie Bard
third. Time. :49 2-5.
Weather clear: track fast.
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AL KAUFMAN TRAINING

NEW YORK. Sept. 2s.-AI Kaufman,
the husky California heavy weight.
will make his eastern debut October 2
before the National athletic club of this
city. His opponent will be Fred Brad
icy. who is well thought OF by the
local fans. Kaufman and his manager
left for New Dorp yesterday, where
Al will start training for the Bradley
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Louisville Selections

First race-She Wolf, Elysium,
Miss Crittenden.
Second race-HOstile Hyphen,
Male Fletcher, Albert NJ.
Third rase-Dr. Simrall, Han
nibaI aBey, Honest.
Fourth race-Zienap, Cymbal,
Hans.
Fifth race Miss HapsburG,
Hughes, Heine.
Sixth race-BOnebrake. TivOlini,
Prytania.
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RACE MEETING AT uKIAH

UKIAH. Sept 2s.-The Ukiah racing asso-
citation will give five days racing at the local
track commencing October 49, There Will be
five or more each day, trottinS, pacing
and running events.
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|TWODOLLARS
! FOR one

Eilers Music Co announces big sale of
choice pianos at greatly reduced prices.
Double credit given on payments UP to
$50. See announcement page 2.
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sEmINoLEs WIN VICTORY

The Seminole basket ball team defeated the
Young Mems Hebrew association team last
night, 30 toSss. Stadfeldt played a star game
for the victors. The Seminoles Will meet the
San Mateo high school October IL
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high school at San Jose October II and
Santa Clara high at Santa Clara Octo-
Der 2S.
The Pacific Coast Rugby referees
union has appointed the following ref
ereeS for scheduled games:
September 3o-California IL vs.. st. Mary's. at
Berkeley, ]. Wilson
October s-California ~ vs.. San Jose. at
Berkeley. u. Blair.
October S-California varsity VS.. Olympic. at
Berkeley. ]. G.. Moffat
October S-Stanford VS.. Barbarisns, Palo Alto,
j. Lafferty.
October s-University of Pacific VS.. st. Msry's,
at San Jose. c. Cameron
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RAIN PREyENTs RACING

COLUMBUS, Sept 2s.-The grand circuit
trotdng races were postponed today on account
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Richard Ledgett is recovering slowly from the
effects of severe illness that compelled his
return from Butte prior to the close OF the
supmer meeting. He was visitor at Emery
vile yesterday
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-03-13

Bring the courts nearer to the
man is the plea made by Congress
man Davenport in congress recent
ly He says conditions in East Ok
lahoma are so deplorable at the
present time with respect to court
business that something should be
done whereby making clear where
all process should be made returna-
Bile, \ man living in Vinita can
bring suit against men in Chickasha
and have the latter come all the way
to the former city 10 have his case
tried, says Davenport He would
obyiate this by creating three sub
divisions in the Eastern judicial
district and coupling the court towns
as follows; Muskogee and McAles-
ter, Chickasha and Ardmore and Tul-
sa and Vinita. He would lodge With
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-03-13
RED men AT OKLAHOMA CITY
FORM GREAT COUNCIL AND
ELECT OFFICERS FOR EN-
SUING YEAR.

Oklahoma City, Okla. Mar. 13.-
More than $50 Red Men. representing
the 80 tribes of the great councils Of
Oklahoma and Indian Territories per.
fected the amalgamation of the two
great councils into the great council
of Oklahoma at the Eagles hall last
evening. Great Incahoonie w. A. 5.
Bird Of Topeka, Kan, preside at the
meeting.
The meeting was opened Wednes
day evening with an address of wei
come by Mayor Henry NJ. Scales.
Response was made by George 5.
Pearl of III Reno, great sachem.
The morning sessions were occu.
pied by the two great councils in
closing the business of their organi.
cations and the amalgamation cere-
mony was performed by Great Inca.
hoonie Bird last evening. Election OF
officers followed:
The following were chosen as Off
GERS for the Oklahoma great council:
Robert NJ Kike, Muskogee, great sa-
chem; II. \. Maison, Oklahoma City,
great senior sycamore; Joe VI. Epp-
stein, Bartlesville, great junior saga.
more; p. J. Goulding, Enid great pro-
| phet; r. r. Laing, Shawnee. great
keeper of records l. Boyer, Ardmore,
great keeper of wampum w +. Vahl.
berg. Oklahoma City, Edward Cham.
| piOn, Lutte, and Robert Williamson
Coalgate, trustees. W. W. Parks, Hen.
nessey. great representative. Il. Pritcn
ard, Coalgate, George ). Pearl HI
Reno and D. r. Ncsbitt, ArdmOre
board of appeals; Mark II. Kesler. OK
lahoma City, Henry Maison, Okla
homa City and Joseph Provost. Caol
gate. committee on REMEMBERING the
/ tribes.
The next meeting Of the great coun
ell of oklahoma will be held the sec
ond Tuesday in March, 1909, in Bar
tlesyille
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the district clerk at Muskogee the
authority 10 appoint five additional
deputy clerks to handle the routine
business which would naturally re
suit at Chickasha, Ardmore, Tulsa,
Ninita and McAlester. There is
some opposition in the delegation as
To the division of the three sub-di-
visions, but this defect can easily
be remedied in committee. The Of
ficers of the Eastern judidial dis
sif in oklahoma are hearty in
their support Of the measure and
Mr. Davenport expects TO pass the
bill at this session of congress. when
the bill comes before the committee
II is quite likely that similar pro
vision will be made for the diyis-
ion of the Western judicial district.
Inasmuch as all states are so sub
divided the outlook for this piece OF
legislation seems bright II Is one
of the most important bills introduc-
ed this session of congress affect.
ing Oklahoma.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-03-13

A crowi Of people bathing In an out
door pool, while only 200 feet away
scores Of men. women and children
were skating on eighteen inches Of ice
was tho rather unusual spectacle
which erected the eyes of thousands OF
astonished travellers through Colorado
during the recent winter season. Sur
prising rs was the sight to strangers,
however. the scene was nothing new
TO residents OF the section where the
dual condition exists. All during the
winter months the sight was one Of
daily occurrence at beautiful GlenwOod
Springs. ESQ miles west Of Denver
along the line Of the Colorado Midland
railway.
Glenwood Springs does not rest her
fame upon her winter attractions, how.
ever. No resort west Of the Mississippi
river enjoys the wide and favorable
reputation as does this pretty little gar.
den spot. snugly tucked away among
the stately mountains at the cOnflu
once of the Grand and Roaring Fork
rivers. During the summer season
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andeasy atmosphere to which Glen
wood Springs owes her enviable rep.
utation True, society has its func.
tions In the sumptuous parlors OF the
hotel; there are invitational affairs to
which the general public does not re-
ceive bid" but these are few and
far letween, and II the patricians en-
JOY themselves after the manner OF
their custom or bringing up" the
plcbisns are not disturbed with envy.
The next day they will all meet on
democratic grounds. each class graft
flying it's human curiosity by observing
at close range the other.
Though the citizens Of Glenwood
Springs do not, as a rule. advertise
their town as health resort, II
is nevertheless true that thousands an.
nually go there to be benefited for cer-
tain ailments-rheumat principally.
The mammoth hot swimming pool Is
filed with mineral water Of marvellous
curative powers For treatments" b"
however, II such term may be used,
| the vspor caves are used. In these
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-03-13

Glenwooi Springs sparkles with social
lights ana fairly bristles with the in.
vigOIating spirit OF outdoor sports and
recreation. Polo. fishing, mountain
climbing. horseback riding, tennis and
numerous other diversions, not to men
ton the many competitive water
sports In the famed hot pool. are In
dulged In by all, according 10 the sew
eral separate ideas Of pastime
President Theodore Roosevelt, who
was a guest at the Hotel Colorado sew
eral days during his bear hunting trip
In this state. declared that he had not
Witnessed such a display OF elegantly
gowned women and well.dressed men
az Saratoga. Newport or other more or
less exclusive resorts than at Glen
wood Springs. Glasses and masses
are inte-mingled at the Colorado re
sort The millionaire hob.nObs with
he mechanic-and enjoys it-and nc
social lines are drawn. II is that free
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-03-13

Barton Of Ada an alternate appoint
er by Representative Carter. The
Indian selected by Carter as princi-
pal failed because he failed to put
in an appearance al West Point and
il Is said suffered from stage fright.
The newspaper notoricty caused by
his appointment seemed too much
for him.
Now that so many OF the boys
have failed the question has been
raised what will become of the four
vacancies at the military academy
that are credited to oklahoma In
Qury at the department elected the
information that under the law no
more appointments can be made by
Oklahoma congressman to fill the
vacancies until next year
The examinations for admission 20
the naval academy will take place
shortly and II is hoped that the Ok
lahoma candidates will make a bet,
ter showing. 1t Is estimated that
twice as many candidates will take
these examinations as those at West
Point.
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SKIPPED WITH COIN.
Will KIRK Takes Eight Thousand Dol
las and Leaves Davis.

ido anu ISdHSb CdNlbs
Davis, Okla, Mar. 13.-The Davis
News of yesterday says: On Mon
day Mr.. and Mrs VIII Kirk arriy.
ed from Brownsville, Tenn. Mrs.
Kinks daughter, Mrs. Kleiber, wife
of the bakery man, recently moved
here and her mother and stepfather
sold out in Tennessee and came here
TO be in the same town.
Tuesday Mr.. Kirk disappeared
about noon and j. thought TO have
left on the northbound train he lcft
a note on the table to his wife telling
her he had gone for good and left
her a check for $500. He is suppos-
ed TO have gotten away with about
$4,000 which Mrs. Kirk claims is her
money. The couple have been mar.
ried about ten years.
Mrs. Kirk received letter from
her truant husband yesterday in
which he stated she need not look
for him. that If he did well he would
send her some money this fall and
would see that she didn't suffer The
letter was supposed to have been
written AZ Oklahoma City,
A warrant for Mr. Kinks arrest
was issued and an effort made TO
locate him by the police, but il has
been unsuccessful so far.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-03-13

Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup
acts gently. yet promptly on the bow
els and allays inflammation at the
same time. 1t is pleasant to take.
Sold by w. B. Frame.
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caves there is a hot vapOr direct from
The ilow Of naturally heated water and
which penet. ates and sOOthes the very
bones of the sufferer.
The hot swimming pool has capa.
city OF 1000 bathers. and is equipped
with all modern appliances, such as
ladders, a slippery slide" huge logs
and inflated air bags for noyices in
aquatics. From inquiries already re-.
ceived the management Of the hotel
and hot springs company estimate that
10000 people will visit Glenwood
Springs during the summer and fall
OF 1908, while the Democratic conven.
tion Z Denver during July will doubt
les swell this number 10000 more. Mr.
C. II. Speers. general passenger agent
OF the Colorado Midland, at Denver, is
preparing a special scenic booklet, a
goodly portion Of which will be de
voted 10 Glcnwood Springs
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-03-13
STEEL TRUSTS MEETING.
Subsidiary Organization Preparing
for Refnaneinu Plan.


New York, Mar. 3.-Stockholders
of the American Steel Foundries, a
subsidiary company Of the United
States Steel Corporation, will hold an
adjourned meeting tomorrow 10 act
on the proposed refinancing plan. II
the plan is accepted, the capital sock
will he reduced from $37 $500 20
sl7,lSi,000. The move Is favored by
r, II. Gary, chairman OF the Unit, q
States Steel Corporation, who is u
large holder of the preferred aud
common stock. Mr.. Gary is quoted
as saying that the corporations OF
this country which are capitalized in
excess of their valuation must reduce
their capital before they can pay
dividends.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-03-13
Plumbers Elect Officers.

McAlester Okla March 12.-The
Master Plumbers association elected
the following officers for the ensuing
year:
j.. c. Hamilton, president, Tulsa;
Gus Haenson, vice president, Okla,
homa City; William Mack, secretary
Enid; w. Newman, treasurer, Shaw.
nee; Samuel Rice, Oklahoma City
delegate to national association.
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there are fever proud fa Lers not
~ say doting ro:lcrs in Oklahoma
,.ucc the recent examinations 70:
ADMISSION 10 the military academy
AZ West Point In short only two
of the twenty odd Oklahoma boys
who took the examinations recently
stood the test The others fell by
the wayside rs 50 much chatt, uhe
victims not of ignorance hut Of q
fool examining board. For when a
board asks where the Murray river
is and what states are in the 35th
longitude 1t is fool board indeed.
Sundry other almost irrevelant mat
ter was asked of the applicants and
it is therefore not surprising that
most Of them failed.
II seems as though the eXamina'
tions nj West Point and Annapolis
are especially prepared for students
who take preparatory courses in A
few select schools in the immediate
vicinity. At any rate II is a noto-
rious fact that it is n rare thing
for one OF the pupils Of those instI.
utions to fail. No doubt II the OK.
'ahoma boys had spent a few
months at one or the other of these
institutions brushing up they would
have all passed with good marks
Now they have returned sadder but
much wiser
The two boys TO successfully pass
the examinations were Melville Rob
ertson OF Oklahoma City who was
appointed by Senator Robert l., Ow
en- as n principal, and Raymond
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-03-13
OKLAHOMA BOYS FAIL AT WEST
POINT EXAMINATION.
ONLY TWO OF THEM PASS
Melville Robertson Of Oklahoma
CITY and Raymond Burton OF
Ada ueeessful-Davenport's
Court Subdivisions.

Washington, March l3.-SptclaI.-
| II the president has been awai ln5
another opportunity to spring one
Of his famous messages on congress
and the country, that opportunity
shall not come If Speaker Cannon
can prevent it. Anticipating such
/ a message and the possible call OF
| an extra session Of congress Speak
cr Cannon and the republican lead
crs in both BRANCHES of congress
have sent word down the line that
/ It is all off with the early adjourn
ment programme and that congress
will probably find itself grinding
out legislation as late as June. This
change of program is significant be-
cause it seems to indicate "A well
defined policy ON the part of the
| house and senate leaders To pass
/ KnoX's employers liability bin and
other remedial legislation asked for
|by the president. instead OF q 90
nothing congress" We may have a
+ busy ono after all and all out OF a
, fear of hc Big stick"
The politics in Speaker Cannon's
| change OF front is plain. Another
sudh message as Mr.. Roosevelt
emily sent to congress and call
for an extra session of congress 10
enact laws LEFT undoue by the pres.
cnt session would in all probabl, ty
play havoc with the pres dental
boom of sundry politicians includ-
ing Speaker Cannon and Vice Presi
dent Fairbanks according To some
would make the presidents renOm
ination inevitable. Uncle Joe Is
said 10 be- thoroughly alive 10 the
aNtlation and l. is claimed will
have hand in the game.
\ late adjournment on the eve
of the Chicago nominating conver
ton and presidential election on the
oth,f hand does not seem to meet
with favor generally Congressman
represcutIhr close and doubtful ais
tricts would rather be- at nome IN
June repairing their somewhat di-
lapidated political fences; this IS
true of members of both parties.
The republicans fear that hard times
will operate against their chances
OF reelection. Party leaders are well
aware Of the situation OF uneasiness
that prevails in republican ranks.
Cannon will alleviate conditions In
part by providing for the passage
of a Sl5,Oo0,O omnibus public
buildings appropriation bill and cut
down the navy appropriation bill
this year II necessary to bring this
about Cutting down the presidents
recommendation for four bttleships
10 two by the committee on naval
affairs recently was forerunner ~
further economies 10 be- practiced
in the interest of pork BARI leg
islation. Indeed II would not he
surprising II congress would pro-
vide for only one battleship war
clouds in the "a; Fas: putwith-
standing