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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-04-29
ENDORSED THE GOVERNOR.

The democracy has been particularly
successful throughout the city clcc.
Ins Of th. state. bur notably SO a
markablo change in the city of Mus
kogc,
For ,.u successive mayoralitv
elections iu NuSkogec. the republicans
have carried the day, one year aga
their majority being six hundred aul
forty IN the election last so.
Numbor tho ropublican maiorItios 'L
MuskJg"c were as high as eight huu
drod and sixteen. Hence the sisu'-
Ncaura of the election Monday
Wlnr" the democratic candidate for
mayor carried the day by a small ma
iJrity. and rhroc-fourths of all thn
democratic candidates We're victorious
and This with a larger vote by lpou.
four hundred than was pOlled var
ago
TH, republican machine drew GOV
Na-h,Q into the fight by dorlalus
that democratic victory would be
au endorsement of the governor n so.
then tho governor should certainly Doe
satisfied with the reversal of the large
republican mliOritics I'm recent cleo
tiuu~.
Beyond question the democratic vie.
tory was accomplished by the throw.
ing down of party lines by hundreds
ot the most substantial republicans
of Nluskogrc i'm their emphatic rcpudj-
alton OF the dirty political methods
thar the machine has sought TO unload
ON the governor and other prominent
citizens. So is the fate of all dirty
political methods The better element
can always bo relied upon TO ropudi.
ate such practices
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-04-29
Board of Public Affairs.

Guthrie, April 29.-The board of
public affairs was organized this after.
noon by the election Of Roy Hoffman
as chairman, Y. +. Harlow of Shaw
nee as secretary and T. c. Beeler of
CheCotah as chief clerk. Mr. Boelor
was appointed by the minority mem.
ber OF the board Mr Chandler Head.
quarters for the board have not yet
been selected.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-04-29
Up Befor the Bar.

y r. Brown. an attorney. Of Pitts.
field Vt, writes: I'VE have used Dr
Kings New Life Pills for years and
find them such a good family medi.
cine we wouldn't be without them"
For Chi'ls. Consultation, Biliousness
or Sick Headache they work wonders
csc. Ardmore Pharmacy.
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nd Rather Die. Doctor

than have my feet cut OF. said ". 7.
bingham OF Princovlle. H.. but voII
ale from ganerene (Which had eaten
away eight toes n you don't" said
an doctors. Instead. he used Buck.
lens Arnica Salye til wholly cured.
It's cures OF Eczema, Fever Sores.
Boils, Burns and Piles astound the
word. PC AZ Ardmore Pharmacy.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-04-29

Clark's Fish Market and the market
owned by Geo. Hoffman, is now owned
by J. A. Clark, who will always carry
the best meats, fish and fruits. Give
us a trial. xwfs
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-04-29

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which contains 10 harmful drugs.
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Mr. T. O. Frltts. Oneonta. \. Y

Mr., F. G.. Fritts, Oneonta. y. Y.
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system and clears the complexion
Sold by all druggists.
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PAZO OINTMENT is guaranteed to
cure any case of itching blind. bleed
ing or protruding Piles in G to IA days
or money refunded. soc.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-04-29

Ir Addition 20 ;-e Big Agricultural
School ard Experiment station.
There Are g be Schools Ir Each
judicial District
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ncy Kennedy 10 strengthen and build
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FARMING
A SCIENCE

rs FUTURE ~ --E SOIL. T-E
OKLAHOMA Cy--AyE EN.
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The Detroit times., 1909-04-27
Greatest Batting Feat ON Rec0rd I'as Fred
FearnAn9hfS 9 C0nsecutiUe DrIzes OUer Fence

Before could recover from my
wondor on how he was going 10 get
away with that ] heard the crowd
cheering and umpire calling out Fear.
naught bats for Speer
"Of course he got away with II, for
they didn't know that he had just
batted for every other man on the
team and thought he was up for tho
first time. The other team tried tn
delay the game till the rain came. but
Il held OF just long enough for the
umpire 10 make the pitcher hand up
one ball. Fearnanght whipped his
club around once more and the ninth
homer In succession tore its way over
the barrier and lost itself In the prick
ly-pear field on the other side.
i've always considered that feat %
Fred Fearnaught's as the most re-
markable thing I've ever seen with
my own eyes in a baseball game"
Speer had started his story for the
benefit OF Ty Cobb, who had been the
spinner OF the yarn preceding. By
the time he finished. however, every
Tiger in the room was In close attend.
ance on the thrilling details. At the
close Speer was awarded the belt o,
champion liar OF the club. which he Is
ready to defend against all corners.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-27

10 pull something on I can hit that
ball over the fence sure every time
get chance al II. Now, I'm going
TO disguise myself as Smith and I'll
hit in his place
He pulled his cap over his ear,
screwed his face up till IL really look.
ed like Smiths. and went up to the
plate where he craCfed out clean
homer. saving us from shut-out.
The next man an the batting list
had a mOustache. We hustled him oft
Of sight. Fred must have been cal.
culatlng on just such an emergency
for he came TO the bench. and. "a we
gathered round To congratulate him
ond hide him from view. he slipped a
false whisker on HIS upper lip. shifted
his cud Of tobacco. grabbed another
bat changed over 10 swing left.handel.
took a running hop. sep ana jump and
hit that ball over the fence again.
The score was 8 to 2 and Fred Fear.
naught was still fresh.
by this time IL began to get in.
terestinz The third man ON our list
wac our indian catcher. Fred had his
face-paint all ready by the time he
got TO the bench and smesred il on a
trice. He was dark-haired anyhow
and the disguise was pretty fair. The
The Detroit times., 1909-04-27

other bunch was still confident and
didn't pay much attention to what We
were doing Disguised as the grad
uate OF Carlisle, Fcarnaught hit the
ball over the fence again.
We'll, TO cut a long story short,
Fred Fearnaught simply went up and
made a home run for eve:y man on
the team I'll, II came my turn 10 bat.
The score was then 10 8, and the op-
position crowd was crazy at our bat.
ting streak The other men on the
team were all big ucn and this had
helped our great base ball player-actor.
but there wasn't chance for him 10
20 up there and make them think be
was r Besides. he was dark and
am rather light. IL looked as II we
would have TO take the game into
extra-innings. and dark rain.clOud
that had been tearing mp out OF tho
southwest was already on MS. grab
bed my hat and started for the plate
In the wild hope that ! might make
one OF those home runs myself
But fred Fearnaught was equal 10
The emergency.
wait n minute, Kid. I'll bit for
you he said. and took his place az
bat again. lie was putting some, but
still strong.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-27
by PAUL II. BRUsKE.

Little George Speer has been get
ting his bearings with the Tigers.
One OF the Developments which
have come with his more thorough
Gcquaintanceship has been the discoy.
cry that he Is quite a storl-teller.
Somebody reeled of a te~sfic yarn
the other day while the bunch was
dressing for morning practice
THAT was nothing to What Fred
Fearnaught did up in our league last
year" said Speer. tightening his bell.
Fred won for as what I've always
considered the greatest game OF ball
ever saw.
we tried two pitchers in the firsr
three innings and the other team hit
them both hard. The score was to
q when went into the box in the
fourth inning. and neither side could
score after that until we came TO bar
in the ninth
Fred was on the bench that day,
having pitched the game the day be.
fore. At this point he called us all
into conference and unfoldod a little
scheme.
Fellows. said he. I'm soing to try
The Detroit times., 1909-04-27
TODAY'S ENTRIES.
At PIMLICO.

First Race-Two-year- odds. AZ fur
longs: Dress Parade IL. 105. Ross
Hampton, l02; Responseful, l02; Dull
Care, los: frankie Purcell. los. The
Prophet. i02: Our Hannah, 1902; The
King. 40. Fear Nought H.. los. Inspec-
ton. iO2; The Monk. l02; Kyrat, i02.
Second Race-Three- year- olds and
up. selling. mile: Sea Wolf. III: Olive
Fly. 90; sKing Sol. 10s: 'Lally 100;
sFont 81; Bose, 100; 'Ardl. 100: Wilton
Lackaye. liz; Have g.. l0l, Belle OF
Jesslme. 1903. Racine IL, Ill
Third Race-Four-yea and UP.
selling, six furlongs: Neoska Leeta,
los; 'Incognito, los; 'Botanist. los;
Laura A. 100: Critic. 107; The Clown,
10; dolly Spanker.- 100: Green Dale.
10; 'Ornamentation.' 100; 'Star EN-
blem, l02: McCarter. 10: Consistent.
les Don Hamilton. 107; Racine II. l07;
John Garner, 107.
Fourth Race-Chase Hunters, i've
year-olds and up. about miles: Re-
cruit- 155; Young Bitten, ISL; Tell
Fare, 15s; Tamplco. ISL; Wayside. Isl
Prince Hampton. 14si Tommy WaddeiL
I5J. Tourney. III.
Fifth Racc-Maiden 3-year-olds and
up. 8 furlonss: Babble 95; Croydon.
107; Melodeon. ITO; Rampage. 100:
CIaque. 10T: EfYendi. 100; Aunt julie, IS
Sally Cohen. 1o5; Nancy Lynch. s5; Wild
Willow. sS; Endymion. 100: Belle OF
Phoenix, lo5; Transition. 10T; Ruthby.
l05
The Detroit times., 1909-04-27
SWIMMERS PLEASE EN-.
Crowd So Delighted at Events In "r'
Pool That Exhibition 10 Encored.

On account of the interest develop,
ed by the events OF Saturday evening
in the Y. NJ. c. A. swimming pool. the
carnival will be made q weekly event,
In addition to the racing other com
petitions and the exhibition by Swim
ing Instructor Corsan, lively game
OF water polo was played. the Whites
beating the Reds by score OF to l
Following are the summaries Of the
events
Plunge for distance-won by Bid
ding. As feet; Lickworth. second. 81
feet.
75-foot sprint-Graves. won; Gibson.
second; Roberts, third. The finish was
close.
75-foot race on back-Graves. won;
Roberts, second.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-27
sehasfer eenefIt . suee sss.

CHICAGO. April 27.--If all the
leading billiard halls In the United
States which observed Jake Schaefer
benent day" yesterday collected ~
much coney as was occurred here. the
Wizard" will net q neat sum, which
will keep him In comfort the rest OF
his life. Nearly $1,000 was collected
here. Schaefer Is now In Chicago try
lug TO regain his health.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-27
FAILS TO POST FORFEIT.
Battling Nelson 10 Tardy In Match
With Packey Mcfarland.

CHICAGO, April 26. = Whether
Packey Mcfarland viii meet Battling
Nelson is doubtful. Harry Gilmore.
Jr, manager for Mcfarland. claims
that Nelson has not as yet posted the
IS 900 forfeit which is 10 ensure the
Around fight scheduled to take place
at San Francisco, July 5. Gilmore
wired Jimmy Coffroth. promoter OF tho
fight, IL the forfeit is not up by April
80 the fight would be on as far as Nc
Farland Is concerned.
Gilmore said Mcfarland posted his
money when the articles OF agreement
were signed, but Coffroth took Nei-
sons word for il.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-27
ATHLETICS IN MOURNING.
Appear for Game With Washington
Wearing Crepe In Honor OF Powers.

WASHINGTON, D. c.. April 90
Connie Mack was deeply affected
when he arrived here at noon today
and learned that Catcher Mike Pow'
ers had died at the Philadelphia hos
pital while the team was enroute 10
this city. He expressed the deepest
personal regret and Immediately took
steps to try TO have the game on the
day OF the funeral postponed in order
that the Athletics might attend.
The Athletics bought crepe rosettes
and wore them at the game this after
noon
The Detroit times., 1909-04-27
WILL KEEP ALL
THE OLD STANDS
New Structures at Bennett Park
Will Be Along the Left Field
Side Of the Enclosure.

Although the formal possession OF
the feld 10 not vested in Messrs. Yaw-
key and Navin. OF the Detroit Baseball
club. plans are already being drawn
up for the improvements which will
be started on the neld when tho for
NAL transfer Of the remainder Of the
property Is made.
A strong effort will be made to start
construction In time to make the new
plant available for the use Of the team
on opening day. 1910.
President Navin has already decid-
ed that the present stands are worth
retaining for the present. as use for
the 60-cent patrons who are at present
confined TO the left field and first base
stands. The new stand which he will
build will be along the left field
fence. with n semi-circle that will Join
the end OF the present third-base
stands.
The result will be similar 10 the
present ST. Louis field, where all the
players are compelled to face the sun.
with the select crowd occupying shady
seats throughout the afternoon. II
will also provide for conditions which
will make 1. possible for the Tiger
left-hand hitters to occasionally lam
bast the sphere into what Is now the
frst-base pavilion. though 1t will have
to DO pretty long drive that does H.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-27
WOULD FORFEIT $4,000.
Jack johnson Is More Anxious 20 Meet
jeff Than ketchel.

CHICAGO. April 2b.-Jack Johnson
heavyweight champion. said today that
he had no intention OF giving up his
fight with Stanley Ketchel, Oct. u, at
San Francisco. Johnson said. II will
fight Ketchel unless I can get some
thing definite from Jen. II Jeff would
agree TO meet me would willingly
forfeit the $4,000 have posted FOR my
appearance against Ketche!."
Johnson stated that he will meet
Jack O'Brieen In short bout and the
$4,000 offered for the match looks like
easy money
The Detroit times., 1909-04-27
"rd Rather Die, Doctor

than have my feet cut OF" said M. L.
Bingham, Of Princeville. H. But
you'll die from gangrene (which had
eaten away eight toes) n you don't"
said all doctors. Instead. he used
Bucklen's Arnica Salve till wholly
cured. It's cures OF Eczema, Fever
Sores. Boils. Burns and Piles astcund
the world At z. c. Kinsel's, Central
Drug Co.. aid Gray q Worcester's.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-27
Still Playing Basketball.

Though the male basketball teams
have ceased playing some time ago.
the girls are still at II. The season
will close, however. Tuesday evening
at the Solvay gymnasium In q game
between the Paragons and the Eastern
High independents. for the champion.
ship Of the city. unattached. The root.
sex or previous condition OF servitude.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-27

l otee OF baseball In your study
o. the dope and your Joy In the sue
cess OF your own team, and join those
yho knew him In
dropping a Tear ON
Po0E the bier OF poor
POWERS, Mike Powers, gone
TO that league
A---> where Clarkson.
Kelly. Ewing. and many others Win
whose deeds you were once familiar
have preceded him.
Mike Powers was never a star catch
er, though he must go down TO MIS-
tory as good one. Compelled 10
make his Trains work In the place oil
the Drawn which was lacking, he was
always working under a severe handi'
cap. The fact. however. that he
caught for two American league cham
pion clubs end took his turn with res
ularity Is a sufficient commentary on
his ability. Always In condition, a
model of thu careful, painstaking attn
lete. he never failed to give his club
the best he had. on the field those
OF us who knew him can truthfully
urite In the statement that he was a
Christian gentleman and an ornament
to his profession. be that baseball OF
medicine-for he was a full-hedged
NJ. ID. and practiced regularly through
the off-season.
The Athletics will bear a peculiar
appearance when they play at Ben
nett park without either Powers or
Schreck, their veteran backstops.
Strangest sight of all will be that OF
Eddie PLANK. pitching TO another bat
terry partner For years Plank and
Powers have been one OF the most
famous batteries in baseball and one
second In effectiveness only TO that
famed combination OF Young and Cri-
ger, now also a memory, though not
through the fundamentally OF the
Grim Reaper.
Scant consolation can there be to
Powers friends from any source, yet
1t is a satisfying memory that the
game little collegian died almost in
harness, stricken by his fatal illness
during the progress OF game which
he, game as ever. finished out before
falling unconscious in the throes or
his terrible agony.
Those who are maintaining that JEFF
fries is still the champion viii also be
forced to argue that Roosevelt Is still
president OF the United States and
the Michigan football eleven stin
champion of the west.
While Staniey Kstchel is SO anxious
to stir up trouble, why doesn't he get
himself matched with Tommy Burns?
What lot OF uncertainty such bout
as that would clear up.
Some OF the disheartened managers
might accom- plish something by inoc-
ulatng their team with vaccine. II
seems TO have worked with New York
at any rate.
What a peculiar co-incident II Is
that, while Bush Is astounding the
baseball world, Shrubb Is similarly In
v.ncible In the field of middle-distance
running,
Fans Of few years ago In Detroit
will remember Frank Pears, the old
time Detroit pitcher. Well. they can't
keep Frank out Of II. even though he
is far past his prime. He Is going to
umpire this season for the Missouri
Illinois Trofie- league.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-27
WEATHER THREATENING
AT CLEVELAND TODAY

Possible That the scheduled Game
With the Naps May Not Be
Played on.
CLEVELAND. April 27.-The wealth.
er today 10 very threatening and the
prediction OF rain IL made at the local
bureau. II seems probable that the
Tigers and Maps may have to post.
pone the gene scheduled for the AZ.
ternoon. In view Of the repeated de-
feats or tho MAPS no crowd can be
expected In case the teams do play.
II game II played Mullin and
Schmidt will form the battery for De-
troit. while Young and Easterly will
represent the home team In the points.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-27
Young and MuIIln.

Today the Maps will probably play
/. heir trump card In the venerable Cy
foung, only one of their beavers TO
make the Tigers bite the dust in the
Ave games played up TO date. Last
kime out Cy didn't look so mighty i'm.
/: posing against the Browns and was
ooundly trimmed. He won't be op-
Eosed by Bumpus Jones or LATTE this
Z time but will have 10 go UP against
y hat looks like the toughest PROPOSE
ton I'm the American league this time
--0eorge Mullin with the champs be-
( hind him. II Cy falls, look out for
storles OF chair-throwing on the Clevc-
hand aggregation.
The Sox continue TO cut a very re-
nrectabIe figure In the race through
the pitching OF Frank Smith who has
4 appeared on the rubber for a win no
.Iezs than three times In five days
s yesterday trimming the Browns with
Y Powell I'm the box. to o.
Smith Is a big boy and we'll fitted
Z 20 stand the continuous performance
stun. but nobody can pitch every other
day and hold his form for any con-
siderable length OF time.
AS for the poor. bedraggled Wash.
f, fngton aggregation. there seems 10 be
mo hope. The Athletics were in mourn
ing for Catcher Powers yesterday,
( but managed to concentrate their abil-
s tiles on the bah game nevertheless
s and supported Chief Benders goo
I. pitching IN fine style. winning out,
"a 1 from Burns and Groom.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-27

Billy sherrfng who once won Mara
thon and has done no running since.
has been declared professional by
the Canadian A. A. L. for accepting a
money testimonial at the hands OF
his Hamilton fellow-citIzens.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-27
n. An b.d yvttb the nr,tt.b

Jack Jt hpsos ls I'm had with the British
sporting clubs on account or his
failure 10 live up TO agreement re-
garding the Langford match and IL
not improving his American position
by his remarks that Jeffries IL only
after boosting for his show In the
challenge which he has sent.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-27
An Armed Truce.

Barring the fact that Csteen and
.11ush take wallop at each other
every time they meet. things are
sersne In the Cardinals camp.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-27
Time Table changes-ct7nd TrunI
Railway System.

Railway System.
Effective April 25th. morning train
cor Port Huron viii leave at 1850 in.
need Of $40 a. IN. No. IL for Grand
@1nnfds WA be changed from ais TO
1:SO .. m. Steamboat Express-Grani
|opids Limited scheduled from De.
1ol( <:<S y. N, daily. srriving al
rond Rapids 300 D. m, Grand Haven
1:o0 b. m. connecting With Crosby
@01GDortotion company steamers ar.
<1 Milwaukee $50 a m. City ticket
~ No ia Woodward-ave. Tele-
The Detroit times., 1909-04-27
HEART WITH Il.
- Sporting
HEART Editor.

DAUsE moment. you Detroit dew
! otee OF baseball In your study
o. the dope and your Joy In the sue
cess OF your own team, and join those
The Detroit times., 1909-04-27

Today is the date of the Detroit half
OF the Menninger Drossma n Franz
Gilbert bowling match. the location
being the Palace alleys.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-27
sBatted for Rhoades In ninth.
IL u

hit--wilIett. Sacrifice hit--Bush
bases-LaJOIe Birmingham. Double
play-Bradley. Lajoie and Stovall. First
on balls--Off Rhoades, 2: willett 2.
Left on bases--Cleyeland. s; Detroit.
: Struck out--Rhoades. 2: WiIlett. s
Wild pitch-Rhoades l. TIME So
Umpires--O'Loughlin and KERN.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-27

'i'', ,sS A s's'' sss S:' i s;'s'
The Detroit times., 1909-04-27
Sporting Notes

Young otto lost q decision 60 Josephs,
Engiand's best lightweight.
The Is-miIe race II On the program at
the Washington rink tonight.
Moran outcIassed frankie Nell who II
In far from his old form now.
The Detroit club has asked for waivers
on Jones and Works, colt pitchers.
They are calling Ira Thomas the foul
fiy eating Kid down east How Ira
must have changed!
JIggs Deaohue and Jimmie MeAleer ap-
peared at the Schaefer billiard bene-
M III Chicago fast night
Thursday the Athletics will call on
their game with Boston and attend
the funeral of Doc Powers.
Michigan opens her home season this
afternoon in a game with wooster.
Saturday she played Notre Dame.
-
back at Michigan again. He must
have made the financial raise some
how.
Three runs In the ninth enabled ID. T..
s. to beat out the nine OF the Detroit
College OF Law yesterday. TO >.
FULLY pitched
Today is the date of the Detroit half
OF the Menninger- Drossma n Franz
Gilbert bowling match. the location
The Detroit times., 1909-04-27

Fans OF r. few years ago In Detroit
will remember Frank Pears. the old
time Detroi; pitcher. Well. they cant
keep Frank out Of Il. even though he
is far past his prime. He is going TO
umpire this season for the Missouri
Illinois Trolley league.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-27
Today. Games

Boston at New York
Brooklyn at Philadelphia.
Chicago at Cincinnati
Pittsburg at st. Louis
The Detroit times., 1909-04-27

Busfness-Ifke Prfstfnx. No fuss snd
no feathers. The plain. neat kind that
looks right Times Printing Co.. No
rs John R-st Phone 1883