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81 PERRAS START WITH SNAP.
DahIen copies Mct;ra~ Methods FOR mrs,
DaN In amp

HNr SFr1NCs Ark March - One would
have 'hcught that Johnny NcGraw Vas ~
he holm ~ tho Superba shIp considering
ne map With uh,'H RiII Dahlen started ne
hired m~n 81 On their spTin prsS'iC@ to-
dav u vs- about ~ o'clock this morning
Nhsn tho ,i-ed tourists arrived. % when
h~V hal ted and donned the spang,e- and
a. th.v were ~ Warrington Park The
work va only rudiweniRry. br' even AZ
that - 'eeri'v displayed by Dshlen IS
a dvparturs frOm me -lON gong NrOoEiNn
nretEors OF - past
pah',s took he !sad IN me NoFk. barring
out 20 his ,1ary.s and ~ he wtndup gong
into m" nov and -~rvtng Gp some shoots
Tor b" hatter-
There are thirty BROOKLYN PLAYERS here
The ouly missing ones are Lumiev ana
Lennon Lumley has nor sIgned a contract
and has gwen No tnttuiatiOn that he viii
l@nuoN j. @irk ~ Oalten. his home address
RuCkeT. NJ MILAN and Nc Eiveen arrived
his afternoon too late for practice. Dahien
promises them q double dOse Tomorrow
The entire squad ~ N tpisndid shape
phVst'R ally aud average ug big IN stature
and pTOintse barring miC 60 MCMILLAN.
they ell tip the scales from ReO pounda ~
to 70 and In height are from feet inches
to feet T. the latter weight ana heiRht
beinR claimed by one S~hp@iherw AZ NIL
waukee Vie ! pitcher by o~cupafton
Dahlsn has scheduled = game for Sunday
uth pig ked team NJ American lIeague
players headed nv Dovl- aud klelDos Of
be ~ EhlanderS
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PLAY FOR SLEEPER BERT Ms.
GIRass IN Noyei Ceatest as Curtain Kaiser
To Game Win MARTIN.

MARLIN. Tex. March the baseball
season was formally opened In Marlin this
afternoon when the Giants OF New York
entertained the Little Giants of Martin IN .
game that Cloeed up ell the stores in town
from 20 q o clock and brought out crowd
that OVeTfiowed the grand stand and spread
over the FIELD. az course tho home boys
did noI expert to win. but they are proud
Of the fact that With Mathew son and RAY
mOnd pitching for the regular New York
team for four inninRs the score a. that
stage Of the game VAS only 90 aRainst
them. The hnal count was ~ 20 J.
The afternoon . sport no, only put some
money into the treas ury Of the local HlGn
school Athletic Assoc N ion but provided
excellent practice for the big lea Guers
Those Who came early saw a four inning
curtain raiser tina, was evenly contested
while waiting tor school to dismiss and the
arrival Of the Marlin team McGraW an
uOunced that the '~O teans he has picked
for games in DallRs and Fort Worth to-
morrow and sunday would play, short
the lower berths in the sleeper going over
TO Da tonight
With such stake 20 hght for the eng &c
made a home run in the frst inning OF
pitcher RTson but vas then cha sed fTom
rns S RIs,, n wS 20 ne ainnina piseSsr
In the four inning tueale. but the acore vas
only to I RRa inst PareOn Both twFled
CleVeTly The winners Of the lower beTths
Who play In Dallas Tomorrow are Meyers,
Devlin. Merkle. snodarass. HefIoa. Shs " /,
kommers, Williams. Druoke, ksWitier and
Buck The losers we're Collips. kaS her
Deyore. Spencer, shaiteL. Lush. Watson.
Pnraon MarquaTd. Dickson and Keller
This team plays IN Fort Worth to-morroN.
The Waco game has hesn called OF
The Martin boys could not ecore on Matty
~ tNo innings, although one Of them tapped
him for q two Dagger. SLOW heldina ny
hovls gave them one run IN the fourth
inning Each tWirler worked tu0 innings
Artsce DOYLE landed on Donohue Tor a
three base hW in the frat inning, but the
Giants did not do much With this ladscGrves
te Marlin team put up . good zane and
Their catcher nipced several base TS,nners
heir second haSeman did = Hans Wagner
stunS IN Tho field and tho pitcher struck out
FIVE Of The Glants N seven inninEa. The
Giants prArtisec base running tricks and
did pretty mu"h a. they rieaSed toward the
Anish when 'hev also Il, down ana some
burlesoue hsldinS cost hem some runs
The -gore
New No-k o IA 5
Marin o O. q
BaStsrt-s- Malhewsoa. Raymcnd crandal
Meyers AMI Sncdgrass. Donohue Belts and
Bowers
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var WINS NJ a. NETT.
OutposnSs wv GymBasis n, scsre Of
aN 20 70

TIE Vale gymns-'ic team outpointsd
he New YORK University bows IN dual
meet held la-i n ght 10 the local gymnasium.
Vale -,orIng Sto their opponent = - points
Tie meet wa attended by an enthusiastic
,roud and tho men Of both teams did fine
work kverard ~ Vale did wonders on the
parallel har- and got first place Kingsley
~ I winner on The nytng rtnRS went
through he exercise with great xiii
The summarize
H1r soatai RaF~ Non by CLARK. NAIs
Ro-eakAn'f-. y 4 secOad , Heichsr. iale.
fhirt
Parauci Bars Won BY J.. gvetArd. NAis ? 4
ru,is arr ~s~ond. " callahan. Vale. third
Hor~e NauFting Won ~ r Means. Vac 4 q
F,rTafd Nsle >~cond 4 R0senhAntis. Y .
f..ru
Ily-ng PinEs Won by Kingsley. y =
o. clara. ale. seCond. belrheT. Vale. tnlrd
Neans Nsic second. : Pus@s'l. y, third
fumhhnC Won b. Dunr. hs'e & iiark.
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1.sDI
Nsrth-rn Pis, ers for Nk~O I.sAe~ "sd
Course Ready.

southern tournaments are 80 few and
FAR be'v epu 'hl' " - 10 ne rsgrs' - 'hat
he date ~ March NJ Nrrii should ne
,.alnct for he North and south champion
ship e. pin.hYr-' and the >Ouihsrn Gross
ham u,on-htp - Ntk-n. over me course ~
the Palmetto ',of Iiup THIS - the o'f~-'
tournament south ant although The Pine.
hurst da'es urr" announced N-st would seem
20 nave the Flgr' ~ SIy. bV' % j. TOO lat"
nov 20 max q hang" Ani rho Lash anv-
vsv vilI mo- anN't mo minnie NJ starters a.
either Cour." Last year Hot.aTi Watson
too. ne trophy aud he Wiil defend u his
time The net ~ ~ eTv strong one
nd includes : ron 4 Bvs-s tired herTs--
hoh findlSy bougiB-. u Aa~dOntld
Harold sands ant other Nor'hern~rS Who
have arranE-i - b" a. Nissn Tor me tour
paHen'
There could ne no h~f's- ~ourss iIst now
tlan ThI' " The ouu'rN Tub - l.aksV Ood
viii b.s many aatly visitors % he course
The t.0lIutrv club horse =Fps aud . %.
Lhana ~t' 10 m AVru o. and -" sg-1ug
golf tournament 'hs sam" month
AsU stands he date. Of The nA'iona, open
A.. hamptOnzhtp On lune - and u fail Va
opposition 10 the inVi'a'ion tournament Of
ne Moniclsir '.olf 'lLh tune "a. = and -
he latter might hs hanged hut The ot'~n
= = eyed s'sr and mmOvAOl-
PAM BEA'H. Fls March Miss !. n
HYDE 81 The south shore : Ella club Nes
'ornps,ition here io-dAv for The cup offered
nv Mr. p N FrieT "f Msrton. The present
woman Champion Of tlorida Twenty
PLAYERS we're entered Miss HYDE p'a ysd
FOUND wfhin two strokes ~ rhe 'our-"
Ts.g0Fd
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either ~ 90 ~ Wi not compete m the Van
dsrbf.F up race o. ans other ln tact our
When the 1850 I'm ~ licensed Auto
mobils. Manufacturers executive committees
a, ted fANoraldy on he request NJ the SIM
r'sy Motor tEr Company ~ Mishawnkns
Ind fpr . en~a under the ~ den pafeut
% Wa desitai 90 'tpuse he name 81 the
,HT fllEufa'f ured ~ ~" company 20 avoid
conf t-IOu nth fhv ears made ny the sim
pIrN Automobile company ~ fhts city.
The rtr furusd out Nv IN. IN ai company.
r I.Is DID, sr be- uLly automobile made IN New
Nor. ety. has ulwsEs been known as the
Stn. plav and Tho car made by the Indiana
Hrr'. Wut.h o. a high priocd Two cycle ma
e hin" has heref OfOre Oesn known ~ the
An artrau simplex. Accordingly vac
DE-, Idsd 10 make a slight hange VA the
name ~ the Mish&waka product and " -
hereafter TO be known a. ~" Ampi@zs
which = a combination Of the Two words
in ifs former name
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LtWN TENNIS.
HeaIS wright In FINAL for Florida Ghsw.
pIOnship.

VIRGIN tho former Na'onsi singles cham
pIon. - one Of the fnalis'- IN The Florida
state Tennis cham pionship and he will
meet the winner Of IN" Gardner -Ha ckett
match to-morrov In the samI-nna - Wright
dIsnoss.si ~ g. Parrish In stra tght cots
In The doubles tournament. the fnals ha We
q Isn hr~n reached EdHaT leonard and
Gardner reaching a Gnai berth through q
default Nright aud Hackett are seni-
INA lSfa and they viii rnert biEsell and
Fitch IN me lower haii ~ he draw
The summary
SuHtss Third rpf I'd T e. Wright. Bost0n.
DEFENDED g.. . PaRrt~r. Ntks~harpe. 81. a..
n n ,,sEa. "a ru-s';, defeated " Jronari.
New NorI y. . taTl Gardner, 'atifOrbta,
irfra trd q % lfaty Jrnrn- TIA. "a, -
u " ftacastt NsN NOrs. d-'~ated howard
Srr.. snal !."urc wright de'csied Dana.
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kRIENzLEIN ~ WICBIGaV.
APPOINTED 70 sa~ce~d kreRs FII1pstricG
a. Trainer

A,v ApFn-. N.'h Nar'h - tuf-
,p-~i'v ~ MI h,gan regents today at
pointed Z KTaen/,e'n. whose contra :
win the Ner,er-brTg N'adsmv. N"r'srz-
burg. Pa .evuire- This wear. a'hic''r trainer.
20 succeed Keene Fi'ypa'rick Nhp leaves
~ The end ~ this r"neSter for lrinCstoa
tie APPOINTMENT as made ~ the re"Om-
.nendation Of Director Of Athe'ic- EaT-
fe.evne ana y the result ~ SeverRl Eastern
9 q H. made recently bv that Onigta
FIR dssoTgr Nav 81 Ann Nrhor has been
sai...tst to 10 the inside work COnnegted
win the Waterman Gymnasium tie as
-,s'ed Ntfh this work for several wears
Il raenzletn'@ oftiCial status with Inc INT
verpity VII be Rs-'~tani professor OF physi-
cHi training
kraenIleIn - re holder ~ me worlds
record Ut - - -, Onds tor 20 yaTd- Yer
hurdles made N New YORK iu s9s
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Inc Harvard Athietic Assoriarion rave .
srno.rr fDr inc -rhooit.0y rOmp~titOrs the
cent lntersc hoastir games in Nerbanics Hat
e ongre-s ami senate WIZ PLAY Baseball. head
IN Ire nnIv Californian refers 70 national
legislative rodies bat 20 twO undergraduates
% Hlsftrs ~ BerkFiel
CorurIIs Wrcstiers expert 20 DO Weii In the
IN i~rrotleuiate rnaB pd0uships On the strength
% Fhsir WoTk In dual mects
4 curiosity In nthtetic rflinga IL thAt lark late
q varsity pseher ag Prinreton. IA eilgibie for ths
Penn freshman team
me CITY Cossxe WI nave . gymnaglic mes
ta-dng wtth Peun IN TIE local gymnasium
hralarBf i0Sl. Fgt WR4a Etaytls Aa&@aaaii. uia
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Naval Academy FOOTBALL s~beauie.

ANNAPOLIS. Md. March = The schedule
Of the Naval Academy football team for
a. foil oW-
October Z ~ T0nu's fHunap0lisl; a nutFerN
Is Wssfingt0n and JcCcrSnn -. virginia foly-
tssrr nts insUtaIe ~ Western UrserFe
gnvennh~T s. letigh w. Carlisle inli1nN o.
University % tae Ctty % New NorE -. y.
Military Academy
The Anal game aRafnag tha eaAata
viii BE- Played Oh Franklin Fini4, fbllafiel-
nhln. AL 0tngT 98uE8 WiIl ~ n.4y0o -
apai Aeal'aalV boat Faet ~. e,sH ctIanNed
lgpE ApFH "a - hpEii -
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Weston Nearing & pIorads.

NRrgrt rgrtN " Nlr'h Edward
pa,-pn Weston lsi' Watrou- 'hi, morning
nd b. vigorous Walking '"' erci 70 distance
Of aluput fortv-fW0 u.tls~ Io-wOTrOw
morning he viii pass through Ma Nve I'll CITY,
Dorsey Dillon and Eatpu tie h0p~- 80
rench TTluiuIl. tOl tu-uuTfoN utghl
lie Wtll spend Sundav there
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Tsssrs-,nw at RrOSEl," Bam Groun.,..

Nineteen runners viii take psr' In the
footFaring meet to be held this afternoon
a. the Brooklyn Baseball Clubs grounds
Washington Park. Four events vii be put
on = IUD yard dash. 20 yard run, two
nile run and n Marathon race The hrst
event " 10 he started A. O'Clock
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Colums,. ant I.rh,wh GymnA.,. 10 Meet.

Columbia will meet Irhigh tonight IN
dual Cymua-ti" meet IN the Columbia
yvrnna SUM n viii he the FIRST tine thai a
Iehigh team has appeared On Morningaide
Heights 1he meet promises 90 be q close
one - the visitors have been dOiDg good
work this =ea son
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SAN FRAScTsco. March A-Owsn Moran
IL matched 20 nght Tommy McCarthy %
san Frapcisco az tome dana IN April n thls
-tey Ihe weighs u - BE- 10 paunHa and
che eontest n % Da for twuuty rUunm
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SorTH BTrHi gHuAi Pa. March IL
hiah's vhiriwtnd atyi~ or play enabled her
- eaatig defeat cornell % haskei ball TO-
gkiei W-s = 70 sliwas al n lshiFh's favor
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English PoIo Team to sail Warca ~.


.ipFrli fIhF DsfD Gf6H ~ lHE ~tN
IsNBON March Tie polo team car
isin..i b. " = BuCkmaster. witch n 20
,.I,v a. IahswOod y ! from April -
April 20. will sad for The Waited States on
March -
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CanarSle Yacht CIub.

A. rho annual meeting of the Cansrsie
Yacht Club these officers were elected;
Commodore. Joseph Hodgson: vice.
commodore AvyIn u Brook. recording
.sscrrtaTv i Hai-tead patter-on financial
s~rre1ary George Winters treasurer.
J Sparr m~R-urer. Herman \. 0rgen.
trustees for tvO years, Joseph Is Acker.
John D.Wes. O.oTg- " Masters. for one
yaar 4 TAYLOR
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u0RE RECORDS FOR D.NIEI :.
>r~ Sora 4 q. swimmer wins 500 Ward
Champs Sashlp.

The swimming championships
we're begun Ia.i night IN the tank ~ the
NeU YORK 4 q one even me $40 vsrd-.
uas disposed 81. and ~ resulted Ia = victory
for & " Daniels nv about - Yards from
= v GoodNin both belonging 20 the New
York { The Mercury Foot swimmer
came within about seven s~coDd~ ~ hi- own
record hut h" -wam ths distance ~ 3-S
seconds faster than ~h"n b" earned 'h''
fI''e Ia-t ysaT
A. The intermediate di~'8nc-s he diI
rpod work sud -~t ~ rhr"~ new -,prd-
Ne refched tho 2s1 yard mark IA : minutes
O., 80 seroUdz beating the old mark ~
minutes - - seronsia made or February
3. 1907 Ne never slackenct h,. -,Ioss.
BIr kept plOuEhinR away. aud ~ the 49,
% oud-. aud fh,- -uptl1nts The Ola mark
Of q minutes - 49, ouds. made three wears
ago Iwsnty eight Yards iuTther Oh.
uhr.h makes tue dtstange 1yn meirrz
Ibanisl- was Ella. ked agAtn aud he did .
Tot only an AIneri'an H'ii " Or!d'- record
- sell
va-, so.uer water p"tO Game Oer we"n
he New Work. snd hs ty \ Atrr
me BAL ,hsd been pni ~ ptay Zoe Ruddl
Tor rho Nsp \ DFk-. scored \ goal aud ~
site made severe attacks on the CITY men.
goal CUTri~v. Nho plav~d goal for The
club was veil able TO slave OF all attacks
W Other aeOre Was made In the fire. ha o.
~" New N"rks hs y ma The lead y ith goa
- nOta,ng ~. .ha nae of sides see'ned
barred me New YORK / Z goal a "A in and
assa . Hsger proved ibs sironGe~'.
for he made 40 goals Nhtle y Rogers
D. 80. pn.. ~ The rall Of gtnls me -sOra
stOs,-i g ~ m ~ vOr o. no Ct.v 4 FOL
loWinR j. tho lineup and sun naT.e-
p0sfous Guy 4
\ lgudds Nght Toward n TN
& ID IrIbsnharn f.er f0rsaId T. RoMc~,
e. " Daniels 'rlfre .... q HMgrI
a. go.fn WIFhf half . Hoseelman
ID. y Haudiey irff halt Z p Nebb Ir
= n TTr h~nbarh '~ntTe hal' Il Davis
= strru tsoas 2 v Curnrr
Sruer Cffv q ; goals Nev orr q .
tsonis Haze Rogers. BUDDY. I. 7 mplre-
~, Vsfd sssfna a n, Chsuspsoaship-
~ ( v nanieis, Nes vesg a. E. l. y. nandutn
Sss hs,s a $500 ~ ssssaeh. S'g a. G.
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Wssl~indsr Out Of Brighton Handicap.

Tho horse Woolwin der from the ~. James
stable - tho only declaration TO aqie from
the Brighton Handicap
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'ams~ Ne err. -, was appo.ufef grad
lirs manager 81 athleri~s a. Columbia
yesterday by rho board ~ directors Of 'hs
EensFal athlefl, assOCistton Meyers L.
he fra 10 hold me position Of manager
~ 80 pew association. which uns orEani1ed
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N'ote Nnna"frr. " =. ',t"' - 80, n' MOI,
N Rnde-~r. HBvIc. BsI'fc 'sr NIs'prIss Referre
" Rr-s~ Hockr' CIgb n. AssistAn'
--frrrr toward braAs.gH. rr-C~nt \. -.
Goal ufnn.rr- O. P~'''r~ 40 soy Crn =.
barrow Ntrt1rA Timer, p stuart, Victoria
v 'roErT. and,rcT~ " 4. Tine 81 halves
- minutes
Inc NIr'Urias Of Montreal viii encounter
4 -turdv opposition to-uIgAt ~ me 81
Nicholas Rink mon hey meet the aii New
YORK. team. -elr"ts.d from among he hest
playeTS On the various tea MS IN the Amateur
HOgksy League The prcf"rnenI ~ Feit-
ner nj the ~ Nicholas team over pr Wills
ne brilliant goal tender ~ the New y ork
AthistlC cub. Nas tu" 20 he act that the
lattsr'= professional enShg"men's would
not permit Of him PLAYING tonight and
FettneT was ,No@sn 80 give the santa Claus
club representation on ~" team
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-10-28
E. b. Luke
Established 1895.
Ardmore, Oklahoma
Notice Of Sale.


Notice is hereby given that In pur-
snance Of an order issued out of the
District Court of Johnston County,
Oklahoma, on the 25th day OF Oc-
tober, 1910, In the case of Samuel
A. Fisk, ct al, VS.. Bank of the
Chicltasaw Nation, authorizing II. Il.
Foster, Receiver, to offer for sale all
of the assets in his hands as salI
Receiver ! will on the 2lst day OF
sell, subject to the approval of the
Judge of the District Court of John.
ston County, Oklahoma, all OF the
assets of the Bank OF the Chickasaw
Nation as per list filed with the
Clerk OF the District Court of John
ston County oklahoma, on the fol.
lowing terms and conditions. toNit:
Sealed bids will he received by
the clerk of the district Court at
Tishomingo, or by Potter & Potter.
at Ardmore, or the undersigned, at
Ardmore and the bids must be ac.
companicd by certified check for ten
per cent OF the amount bid. am up
on the approval Of the sale. the re-
mainder TO be paid by the success
tul bidder, and In case of failure to
pay the amount bid at the approval
OF sale, ten per cent TO he forfeited
Witness my hand. this the 2Sth
day of October. 1910.
II. r. FOSTER.
2S-2Ot Receiver.
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Oklahoma, made on the 22nd day OF
October, 1910 the undersigned Guar
dian of the estate of Raymond Ham
ilton, minor, will sell at private sale
to the highest bidder, subject to
confirmation by said Court on Sat
urday, the 18th day Of November,
1910, at 10 o'clock a. m, at the Coun-
ty Court in Ardmore, all the right
title and interest OF said Raymonu
Hamilton and the dover interest of
Matte l.. Hamilton in and TO the
following described real estate situate
in Carter County, State of Oklahoma,
to-wit:
The fee In Lot No. Z In Block No.
231, In the City of Ardmore, Carter
County, Okla, subject to the dover
interest of Matte L. Hamilton in
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-10-28
CIVIL DOCKET

Setting Of the Civil Docket, Coun-
~ Court, Carter County, State OF
Oklahoma, October term. 1910.
l. Il. MASON, Judge.
Attorneys and litigants will please
take notice that for the week com
mencing November 1st, this court
will be open each day for the
purpose OF hearing and disposing OF
motions and demurrers In all civil
matters, and attorneys are earnestly
requested to settle all pleadings dur
ing that week.
Wednesday, November 9, 1910.
w. \. Edwards vs. Jesse Kirby.
appealed
w. \. Edwards VS. Jesse Kirby
ct al, attachment.
King. McKants & Brown w. T.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-10-28
ACCEPT RESIGNAT TON
OF PRES H. H. GRAY
DIRECTORS o. COMMERCIAL
CLus PASS RESOLUTIONS or
REGRET CN his DEPARTURE.

The directors OF the Commercial
Club me-. las, night Tor the purpose
Of receiving the resignation OF Pres
ident II. II. Gray Before the bust
ness for which the meeting was he
'Nas attended to. the se-re.ary made
a statemen. of the receipts and ex-
penses Of the club and ways and
means were discussed looking to
the binding up of the club. The
club resolved to give every assist
ance possible to the factories lOcat-
ed in the city and Rill aid w. C..
Dewitt the cigar manufacturer, in
publicIty campaign for his cigars
Mr Gray, in resigning said that
he had been transferred to Shaw
nee, that there was no alternative,
that he ha. never lett a town thai
he so much regretted leaving as
Ardmore. He talked some of the
business OF the Rock Island and
Frisco railroads of which he is agent
and asked that the people still give
them the kind consideration they
have In the past Mr. Gray has
been in Ardmore two years, during
that time he has been progressive
town builder and in a1itlon to his
work for the city the business OF his
road during that time has more
tAan doubled Part of this advance
Ia due to the ability of Mr.. Gray
and partially due to the growth of
the city and the change of conditions
tor the better.
1t is doubtful If the club could
have had a more popular president
than Mr.. Gray. He has kept out of
factonal fights which have a ten
dancy always to divide the people,
AMI the old rupture In the CLUB
- hich arose under the Spaulding ad-
has been practically
eradicated If he left us no other
legacy. the leaving of solidifcd
commercial club is sufficient to hold
MIR Gray in the affections OF the
Ardnore PEOPLE.
A resolution was adopted accept
ing his resignation, expressing re-
gret at his departure from the city
and wishing him godspeei in his
new field OF work.
Mr.. Grey has been succeeded here
by the former agent at Shawnee,
Mr. Morgan. who is an old railroad
man and who stands very high with
the pooplew hereyer he goes.
Mr.. Gray left for his new home
in Shawnee today.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-10-28
Stamp Here
State.

Governor-Iee Cruce, OF Ardmore
Lieutenant Governor. ]. McAles-
ter, OF McAlesJer.
Secretary of State-Ben F. Harri-
SON
Treasurer-Robert Dunlop OF New
kirk.
Auditor-Leo Meyer. OF Sayre,
Superintendent OF Public Instruc
tion-R. II. Wilson OF Chickasha.
Attorney General-Charles West, OF
Enid.
Commissioner OF Charities and Cor
rections-kate Barnard, OF Oklaho
ma City.
Labor Observation-Disclosures e
Daugherty, OF Oklahoma City.
Corporation mlssioner-George
A. Henshaw OF Madill
President Board OF Agriculture
Thomas Bryan Of Perry
State Printer-Giles Farris OF
Mangum.
Inspector and Examiner-C. A. Tay.
lor OF Pond Creek
Mine lnspector-Ed Boyle of Chant.
Insurance Commissioners. A. Bal
ard of Coyie.
Supreme Court.
Clerk Supreme Court-W. II. l..
Campbell of Ada.
For Associate Jus;ice-M. J. Kane
OF KinghSher
For Associate JUSTICE. J Dunn
Of Alva
Criminal Court OF Appeals.
Northern District-Thos. II. Doyle
of Perry.
Eastern District-Jas. r. Arm
strong OF Boswell.
Southern District-Henry NJ Fur,
man of Ada.
Congressional.
First District-N. E. McNeal. OF
PaWnee.
Second District-E, L. Fulton, OF
Oklahoma City.
Third District-James Davenport,
ot Vinita
Fourth Distrlct-Charles Carter of
Ardmore.
Fifth District-Scott Ferris, of Law
ton.
County.
District Judges. II. Russell
State Senator-C. b. Kendrick.
Representatives-J b. Champion
and U. T. Rexroat.
County Judge-M. F. Wintrey
County Attorney-Jas. H. Matners.
Sheriff-Buck Garrett
County Clerk-B. w. Duke.
County Treasurer-D. NJ Rumph
Register of Deeds. G. Latta.
Clerk OF the District Court-Fred /
Iiaynie
County Superintendent-Fred Tuck
err
County Surveyor-A. G. Edwards
County Weigher-R NJ Dillard.
Commissloner-1st District, Robt f
Scivally.
Commissioner-2nd District. w. VI
Commissloner-3rd District-O /.
)arden.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-10-28

and to the same; also the dover
interest of Matte L. Hamilton In
Lot No. in Block No. 23l
in the City OF Ardmore, Carter coun.
ty, Okla.
Said real estate will be sold Oh
the following terms and conditions,
to-wit: Cash.
Bids for the purchase thereof
must be in writing and must be
filed in the County Court or deliv.
cred to the undersigned at the Office
OF Cruce, Cruce & Cruce in the
City of Ardmore, Carter, County.
Oklahoma.
Dated the 22nd day OF October,
1910.
LON NJ. FRAME,
1880 Guardian