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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-01-31

Washington Jan 30 While Judge
Tau has been very amiably bc-
quilting the southern people TO aban.
don their political principles and en-
brace republicanism as an evidence
Of fratcuallsm ard the wipng cut Of
scctioualism. it is noticeable that AN
thc predictions and gossip as 10 his
cabinet include the name Of but one
southern man.
While there are nine cabinet port
folios to assign IL is said there Is not
much likelihood of the south being
represented al all There are republi-
cans of ability in that section, to say
nothing of the section being entitled
to recognition. General Wright of
Tennessee. the present secretary Of
war. Is mentioned for reappointment
Though he claims to be a democrat
or did he voted the republican ticket
last fall
There have not been many cabinet
Officers from the south in republican
administrations President Grant
was the first to make such a choice.
appointing an attorney general from
Georgia and a postmaster geseral
from Virginia, and President Garfield
appointed citizen of Louisiana sec.
retary of the navy in his shortlived
cabinet. All other cabinet selections
from states south fthe Mason and
Dixon line have been made from the
border states of Tennessee. Maryland,
Kentucky and Missouri
The south was more literally repre-.
sented In the executive branch of the
federal government during the admin
istration of Cleveland. of course. than
in any other administration since the
civil war. The southerncrs were
towering figures In the two distin.
guished groups OF statesmen whom
Mr.. Cleveland called to council with
him as members of his cabinet. I'm his
| first administration lucus O. G.
Lamar one o. Nississippis great men
] was appointed secretary of the in
trr'or and Augustus II Garland OF
/ Arkansas. a great lawyer. served as
attorney general
/ In the second Cleveland cabinet
/ of thu iut,,inr. and uiI,r,. N tIorbort
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-01-31
JURY ACQU|TS CAL STEWART

The president thereupon anFF p
on the committee the gentlemen
named In the motion
The committee thcrcupon retired
and returned with the following reso
lutious which were unanimously ad
opted by the meeting.
Resolutions.
We. the members of the bar and
pnCticing attorneys In the district
court OF Lov" coua;y oklahoma de
sire To- express our hearty apprcca.
tiCu Of the manner in which Judge
William VI. Bowlcs of the 18th judi.
cal district Of oklahoma. has prcsid.
ed as district Judge during th, pres.
cut term of the district court of
Love county by his implrtiality. iu.
dicia fairness, the splendid dccorum
he has maintained in the court, and
his rapid and accurate decision ON all
N'i''''' lin ~ 'N' INV u Il'' IN NIl'lll lblN
way In which he has disposed of the
business Of the court shows him to
De- "a Judge of ,cry high order We
commend him to the bar aud to the
people of oklahoma as being a Judge
worthy cf and entitled to their conf
douce and We hope that II will be
our good fortune IL the necessity for
10 aGatu arises, that ne may be sent
lo us to try such casrs as the Judge
OF this district may bc disqualified
to try
Judge Bowlcs. in addition to his
.plcndid judicial equipment, has also
rudearcd himself 20 Ms hy his fine
social qualities and genial department
as gentleman. and ~ extend to
him, wherever he mas go. our best
wishes.
G e. POTTER
JOHN MoCAl.IN
\ EDDLENNN.
Committee
o. e.. IuGSDON
President .r HW N--o'lpiuo ID, Dove
Count,
Attest. o. A. STANLEY. ,,....p.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-01-31

You would not delay taking Foley's
Kidney Remedy at the first sign OF
kidney or bladder trouble if you re.
allied that neglect might result In
Brights disease or diabetes. Foley's
Kidney Remedy corrects Irregularities
and cures all kidney and bladder dis.
orders. For sale by all druggists.
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-01-31
Winning

No ether Jockey Of whom there Is
record can show such percentage
of wins for so many races
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To employ Catholic gen
tleman a. local representative, We
require person of energy and
ability for the position. Salary SIS
per week Write at once for par
tlculats The Hoey Publishing Co,
No 323 Dearborn street Chicago.
Ill 81
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-01-31

C. +. Fra!cy Is reGdy TO take care
of that carpenter work sim
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-01-31

Horn. which have been oxposci 20
90. rain and dust occasionally refuse
l0 sound u the rubber bulb g.. taken
on and q piece OF thin paper passed
between the lips cf the horn it Will
clear fhp obstruction
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-01-31
THE SOUTH
IS IGNORED
SMALL pr O BlLITY THAT
THERE WILL BE ANY SOUTH.
ERN MAN IN TAFT CABINET.
WHILE WRIGHT is MEN TONED

He Claims TO Be a DENT at. or Dd
TAFT Gives out Nothing Concern.
ing Appolntments-only Two Have
Been Officially Announced
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-01-31

Packcy Mcfarland and Freddie
Welsh have succeeded in getting al
cali out Of Battling Nelson-lhe
first time in months that Nelson has
been maze to come down on the
ground and 'alk fight. The double
challenge OF Welsh and Mcfarland
has accomplished this much good
anyhow. II at the end of thirty DAYS
Nelson has not made some definite
answer To his challenge. the little,
Britishcr will 20 through the for
maliy of claiming the lightweight
championship OF the world, and will
defend It against all comcrs al 1873
poun.s ringside The English cham.
piou affixed his signature 10 articles
In which he agrees to box Nelson a
tcu-round no decision bout for a los
er's and winners end of 80 per cent
of the gross receipts before the Pa.
cific Athletic club This leaves Man.
aecr Carey free TO negotiate with
Nelson oh liberal terms and the
Dane will be able to get his bonus
and guarantee for the asking
The salary limit Of the Ohio and
PENNSYLVANIA league has been fixed
at $1,000 exclusive Of managers.
Ground has been broken for the
new baseball field at Hot Springs. .
Ark.. where the Boston Americans
are to do their training,
Manager McCraw will take sixty
men to the south in the spring.
Perhaps John is taking along the
mob scene 10 rohcarsc 70 for thee ON.
ing Chicago series
Jim Corhrrt now admits he was
only joking when ne declared that
Dee was willing TO fight Jack Johnson.
We had really quite forgotten that
Jim ever made such declaration.
+
This year the University of or
iahuma will have a baseball team:
last year, because of the severe
rules ON eligibility. many Of the base.
bah men failed TO comply with such
rules that there was not sufficient
with which 10 muster mp a.
fast team consequently the athletic
council ruled baseball out for the
year. This year the baseball men
are careful Of the rules and but one
or two are failing In the university
work According TO the rules Just
mentioned athletes are required to
pass IN az least twelve hours of
work, 10 receive no more than twp 4
conditions, and to be- at least a
third year preparatory student
Only three "O' men will be back
TO play ON the team Roscoe Walker
the captain, Carroll Moore. center
fielder, AMI Rich COnbling, left field
and sub catcher Bu' there ere -
many other candidates who have
made regulations in the state. that
even the latter two men will haya
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-01-31

Forty quarts OF nitro glyccrne
were recently carried 100 miles in
an auto over a road none too good
from Bolivar to Bristol " Y. and
the man who did Il. W. D. Tracy an
oil well shooter Is alive to tell OF
the feat.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-01-31

\ general topic of conversation
among racing men during the recent
enforced period Of illeness has been
the probability of Tod Sloan reapply.
ing for his license. Should he actually
ask 10 be reinstated II Is hoped
mat the stewards Of the Jockey club
will take into consideration his long
puuishment-he has been standing
down for more than eight years-aud
act with mercy by acceding 10 his
request The almost universal opin.
ion is that he has been sufficiently
punished ana his return 10 the sat
die would be heartily welcomed by
all classes OF spurtsmou.
His career on the English turf was
meteoric-he came In 1897 and was
gone In 190O-but during his brief
stay he was certainly a star" OF
the first magnitude among Jockeys,
as HE following table of his per.
formances In the saddle clearly
shows.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-01-31

Read Ardmoreite want ads.
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Cresceus t2:O2 IA started in a
race at Moscow. Russia few weeks
ago. and finished fourth. trotting a
mile in 216 1t is said that ne was
quite lame. The stallion is now II
years old. He will go into the stud
In Russia next spring to be crossed
on native Orion mares.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-01-31

Jack Johnson ana Sam I.angforl,
the first two negroes to fight Tor
the worlds championship. will com
pete for a purse the size of which
would give former champions and
near-champions Mysteries The winner
is to get $4,000 and the loser $4,000.
Each will receive $3.50 for travelling
expenses.
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to work very lard to ret'in heir
positions.
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Manager McCraw will take sixty
men to the south in the spring
Perhaps John is taking along the
mob scene 10 rohcarse 70 for thee om-
ing Chicago series.
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The Washington herald., 1909-04-15
DISTRICT NO. 2.

District No. includes all that territory bounded
by the north side Of L street northwest. and the
west side of North Capitol street and the south
side Of street northwest and the east side OF
Fourteenth street.
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DISTRICT NO. IA.

District No. Il includes Tennallytovn Somer-
set Heights, Friendship Heights. Derwood and
Chevy Chase in the District Of Columbia and
Maryland. Cleveland Park, Cathedral Heights and
Woodley Park, and all rural territory from the
above named Dlces-
Mr. Z. A. Biggs. Cumberland ave. Som
erset, Nd. -.-.--..-.-.-..... $3.50
Miss Rosemary Browning. 1912 Newark
St .---------.----- .-.-...-.-. 1900
Miss A E Cummings. Chevy Chase, Nd. 1850
Miss NJ G. Callaghan. 1901 Grant Road
ave. TennaIytown D C....--.....---.. $50
James Douglas Somerset, Md........-... $4,000
Miss Elsie England. cor Montgomery and
washiagton SITS. Rockville Nd -. 1000
Mr.. Henry C. Johnson, 1922 Newark St.
Cleveland Park. ....-............ -, II4O
Ernest T.. Johnson. 400 Wisconsin ave
Tennaiiytown. D. c.. -. HOO
Chase Nd. 1900
Lawrence Pyle. 1913 Newark st......-.. 114O
Mr.. W A Triggir. Wisconsin ave- Ten
nallyro"n, - '--- OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1000
vile. 1000
Mr.. Griffith Warfeld. Rockville Md. 1000
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DISTRICT NO. 4.

District Nc includes all that territory bounded
oy the north side of z street northwest the west
ide of Fourteenth street northwest and the south
side Of L street northwest and Rock Creek and
he Potomac River.
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DISTRICT NO. l.

District No. 1 includes all the city OF George
town, known that section west Of Rock Creek
south OF Massachusetts avenue, east OF the Dis
trlct line, and north Of the Potomac River.
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DISTRICT NO. s.-(COntinued.) ,

ur. John J, Lyeette. 25 81. nw.......... 1000
Mr. Frank Mark, 81 Bryant 81. nw........ 1890
Randolph a Menefee IS Y St nv..--..... 10000
Miss Louise Medley lI9 seaton place.. 1000
Miss May A Miller Il Adams St NV 1000
Miss Eclth NJ Nicole III Adams 1000
Mr.. William T Poole 40s T ST nw.... 1890
J.. 5. Pernypacker. IS5 ST nw.......... 1000
r. E Pidgeon. 1907 Harvard st. nw.... 1850
Clarence T. Parker. 1928 nth st. nw...... Ll1O
r. C. Rechten I349 Columbia road nw.. 1920
r. E. Rozzelle. 1921 10th 81. nw.......... 1000
Mr. E X. Richardson, 1888 Col road NV 1870
II. B. Reid. the Savoy 2S04 14th st. NV. 1000
Miss Rita schiGmaa, 1852 Harvard St NV I120
Miss Lillian Small. 1915 Euclid St nw... 1000
Mrs Ethel Van Sant. 1622 Park Road 1000
Mr.. Jesse Veihmeyer 1895 St nw...... 1000
Mr.. Ralph T. Walker, 155 Adams 81 NV. 5440
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Here Is the List Of Contestants
In The Washington Heralds Great Prize giving Contest

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DISTRICT NO. 3.

District No includes all that territory bounded
Y the north side Of L street northwest and the
-est side OF Fourteenth street the south side of
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DISTRICT no. -.

District No. y includes the City or Alexandra,
AnacOstia. Congress Heights and Good Hope, and
all rural territory from the above cities
George Bonti. Washington St. AIexan-
dria, - 1000
andria 1000
Father Cutler 80 Duke St. Alexandra I.009
NJ. Z. J. Fleming. cor. Pierce and Royal
SITS. Elks' Hall. Alexandra. Va. 1000
J. P. Gaynor. ST. Elizabeth. Congress
Heights. d. c. ...---.--. 10.5S0
Mr. Frank NJ HIl 20s s. Lee ST. Alexan-
ara. Va 1000
y B. Johnson 1915 King ST. Alexandra.
Mr.. Leonard C. Jones. 514 \. Washington
tia B. -l''--''. ',.. nome 1o.oo. 1900
andria va -. :. ',. =. 49,, 1000
Mr.. VIM. Priest. goo n. Patrick ST. Alex
Mr. J. J. Peede 300 :. Fairfax ST, Alexan-
Mr.. II. Pumphrey. NichSls ave, Congress
Heights, y. ......-......-........- 1000
Mr. s r. PUllen 124 y. Royal St Alex
andrla -----.----- 1000
DR.. C. A. Robey Jefferson ST. Alexandria.
va 1000
dria - 1000
Mr.. F. H stow. $40 Chester ST, Anacos-
Ua- D. c.. ------..-. 1000
Mr.. Edward Shimm. 205 S ROYAL ST.
Alexandria, Va ---..-.---- 1000
Mr. W. ". Tolson 315 Nichols ave E. s.
Anacostlas D. Co. 1000
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DISTRICT NO. 6.

District No includes all that territory bounded
by an imaginary line through them all. from the
side OF North Capitol street. the south side OF I
street northwest, and the east side OF Fourteenth
cTr BOT nor hrupef
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DISTRICT NO. 8.

District No. includes all that territory bounded
by the north side Of II street northeast and the
west side Of Bladensburg road and the east side
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DISTRICT NO. 10.

District No 10 includes all that territory bound
ed by the north side Of East Capitol street Eastern
Branch. and the south side OF Benning road. and II
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-09-08

State Normal school for the coming
winter.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-09-08
Dock Trial Of Big BallIeshlp Begins
al Local ShIpya'd.
WILL RUN EACH ENGINE TWO DAYS
Warship is Securely Moored to Pier
by Wire Cables While PropeIling
ENGINES Are In Motion-First Test
For This Vessel.

The dock trial of the 20,000-top bat
tleship Delaware began at the loca
shipyard yesterday morning and VIA
continue today, tomorrow and FIJI
day. ending at 6 o'clock Friday even
ing. The port propelling engine OF the
ship was put into motion yesterday
and run throughout the day. This en-
CINE Will be run again today and TO-
morrow and Friday and starboard en-
CINE will be tested.
This test is the first the Delaware
has had and Is the only one that the
builders will give her before she
leaves here next month to have her
government speed endurance tests
of the New England coast. The en-
gines will be turned over at the yard
again Just before she leaves on the
first sea voyage.
The Delaware is securely moored
on the south side of pier No. }. at
the shipyard, the vessel being held III
place by many big wire cables. The
strain on the dock while the engines
are In motion is very great but there
Is little possibility of the ship break
ing away.
The object of this test is to lin
her ND the engines preparatory to the
official trials and to test the various
parts of the engines.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-09-08
AT THE ACADEMY

Miss Adelaide Thurston, who viii
open her season at the Academy o.
Music tomorrow night in her new
play Contrary Mary arrived in the
city yesterday and with several mem
bers OF her company is stopping at
Hotel Warwick. The comany has been
rehearsing in New York. but final re-
hearsals will be conducted at the
Academy today and tomorrow.
Among the members OF Miss Thurs
tons company this year is the stars
younger sister, Miss Eva Thurston'
who is making her debut on the stage
tomorrow evening.
The advance sale of seats for Con
trary Mary" began at the box Office
yesterday.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-09-08

Mrs. j. Buchan and little daughter
Mary Jane. who have been the guests
of Mrs. c. HUMPHREYS for the past
week, returned 10 their home in Ian
caster yesterday.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-09-08
spent upwards OF an hour discussing
the almshonse site.
Froos and Mosquitoes.

Ispent upwards OF an nour oiseuSS"o
the almshonse site.
Frogs and Mosquitoes.
All of the members except Mr.. wal
lace and Mr.. Cheadle expressed the
oniniou that the place Is not ut for
aImshouse. while Councilman Davis, OF
the Fourth ward declared that IL was
habitable for only frogs and mosqul-
toes. Mr.. Whitley. OF the Third ward
charged that the man who SOLD the
property to the city worked rapDit
foot on the city councif'.
Councilman Cheadle. OF the First
ward declared that the buildings
which had been erected on the site
were entirely inadequate and said that
the white and negro inmates would
be compelled to eat in the same DIN
ing room. Another member declared
that the bed rooms in the building are
about large enough to stable horse
in.
Various other members OF the coun-
ell passed a few sarcastic remarks
about the land and the buildings
Under Water Half the Time.
Councilman Davis said that the
place was under water half the time
and that the buildings were not large
enough. Councilman Fellows said that
the buildings had been designed by
CITY Engineer Pearse, but afterwards
explained that the designs were maze
from sketches supplied the engineer
hy the committee.
Councilman Wallace made vigorous
speeches defending the site and the
buildings and insisted that with a III
lie fixing up" both the land and the
buiIdipgs would be in good shape.
shortly afterwards President Jones
made the graft charge and the dis
cussion of the site and the buildings
was forgotten for the time being.
Inspection Committee.
Later however. Mr.. Wallace moved
that a committee be appointed TO IN
spect the site and report back to the
council at a special meeting to be call
ed next week. Mr.. Ford offered an
amendment, which was accepted that
the mayor and city engineer accom-
many the committee on the tour OF
INSPECTION. The motion and amend
ment we're adopted. Mr. Cox alone
voting no.
President Jones Immediately APP
pointed Messrs. Ford, Christie. VIA,
Whitley and Fellows as members OF
the inspection committee. Chairman
Ford announced that he would meet
the committee. at o'clock Saturday
afternoon and that an inspection or
the property would be made at thar
time.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-09-08
"Human Hearts

"Human Hearts"
Human Hearts" paid its annual
visit to the city yesterday holding
forth at the Academy in the after
noon and evening.
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Social Personal

Mrs. ]. S. Flynn and little daugh-
ter Evelyn Page, will return today
from a visit to friends in Claremont
Va
Mrs. II. f.. Blake, OF Washington
n. c.. is a guest of her sister in this
city.
Mr.. II. Pillow. who has been the
guest of fLends in the city, has re-
turned TO his home in Richmond.
Miss Myrtle Kartin left yesterday
for Farmville, Va, where she VIII
be a pupil at the State Normal schooi
during the coming session.
Miss Emma hurry has left ior
Farmville, where she will enter the