the cHAtbinre news, February 10. 1909
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How The Vote Stands
At the close of balloting, at 2 p. m. Tuesday. February 9th, 1909.
ttoe t!.mll7ig of the candidates in The News' great popm&rtty contest was
u.3 foil own:
DISTRICT NO. 1.
At Icet three prizes will go to this district.
n-.c'er Rt-iJ. West Morehead street
. Murl r.'ckard. Beversville
rr. P.-C. I-Tnile. 702 South Tryon street
V Nancy l.ee S'tin.merow, 213 North t'hirch
-t Th.ra Anihony. West Trade stroet
Mr. V. T. Crev.cli. o2i" South Church
Ills" NYttle Wilkinson. West Seventh street
Mr. G. J. Miller. 3G West Seventh street
.T. K. A. Alexander. 4 South Tryon street
XU Altna William, 1209 South Tryon strtvt
V.s l.. !Ji' Walker, 10 Wept Bland street
V:T. h. V. V.'lncate. 911 North Graham street
V.:ns Anna bell Joyncr. S"0 Pine street
J K. Anderson, "i T: 1 1 North Church street .
'Jvv '.:,t'n r Ilewiieu. 312 South Poplar street . .'
Mrs. C. P. Aushand. 207 W. Fourth street.
Mra P.. W. Tavlor, 317 Pine street 51,'.72
, i o AmaMa Simmons, 40S West Fifth 50.3-15
Mi so Jessie Nelv. 416 Smith streot. 85.120
J. V. Vo, . If I W. 7th Sr su.035
DISTRICT NO. 2.
At least three prizes must go In this dUtrlct.
?.Tir F-a trice Plake. 309 East Ninth etin-et t.0.t4
M's.3 K'ssio Stores, 305 North College street i.Mo
Mrs. L. J. Fetner, 306 North Brevard street o 1.1 bo
'.Mss Sarah Kins. Villa Heights '-Y2
v. t? .tiTriv v;m Vnrth pillfc street tO,ol..t
M!;s lanche Leake. Lawyers' Road
Mrs. Euiiiia Wallace, 904 E. Seventh
Mr. Martin Helms, Oakhurst
W. IT. Etilwell. 813 East Seventh street
H. W. Warner. Piedmont Ave
Mr, Sarnie Watson, 199 North Long sroet
Mis:i llennie Cribble, 513 E. Ninth St
DISTRICT NO. 3.
At leart three prizes must go in this district.
Mil?! Mirlcni long, Dllworth
T.!k.i Nelll? McRane, 4 East Second sreet
Mrs. V. M. Dobbs, 7 South Brevard street
Mr. Vi'lter F. Cochran. Buford Hotel
VS. f . Black. 201 East Bland St
M. H. T'tijik, Kingston avenue
J. V'. Haas. Cleveland avenue
Or. W. H. Wakefield, Elizabeth Heights 50,745
V. K. Cnln, 501 Uensselear ave 60,340
.'. !!. 1 Mlyc r' j'. Eat Trade St 61,025
G'.-'.r.p J J. Burba-, 301 Kingston ave 71,485
?;irs. Di-. Moore, 504 Templeton avenue 04,480
DISTRICT NO. 4.
At least three prizes must go in this district.
P. A. Tiuv.an, Lowell 92.402
Mmj Maryaret Bost, Hlckorv 08,925
M'.iS Nr.nnie Stroup. Piueville, S. C 63.095
l.'r. J. M. S'anunoiiuouse, Shelby 75.955
lir i2d.'ar Love, Llncolnton 60.505
f'.'.-c E.'.a.i Jer.Una, Gpstonla 63,555
MIki )f.e:ie Wnife, Iickory .. 95,020
J. P. McClure, Plncvill-j 02.084
Mr. J. R. Gaston, Belmont. N. C . 60,810
Vr. J. A. Eiiis. Grove r. N. C 05,590
Mh-s Jet Bravley, Mooresville 03.760
.?. F. Almond. Tt. V. D. No. C 54.290
Mrs. T. M. Pearson. Gcstonla 00,515
W. '. Ba-.-nett, Plr.evllle 50,120
F. E. ! lager, Huntersville , 72,775
Miss A'ie'alde Erwin, Moranton 82,625
?.Js4 l'.lanche Rowe, Newton 71,785
Tary Austin Glover, Statesville. ". 66,623
V.'w-i llena Munday, Lenoir 55,425
Miss 1 1 :i 1 1 1 Burcin 69'45
Miss C'.ra Steu'V. Rock Hill. S. C ..'." 103.515
Mi'-s Niiniit tte Jones, Wavnesvllle, N. 112 510
.Miss Mary Thair, R. F. D. No. 1 53.550
OISTRICT NO.'b.
At least three prizes must go In thl dietrict.
T. L. Miller. Concord 81.675
Mrs. S. A. Epps, Fort Mill. S. C 02,765
Mr. .1. H. McMurriy, Fort Mill. S. C . 79,045
Mr. Jamrn Doster. Gibson, N. C 83,182
ML s Lujile Bernhardt. Salisbury 111,095
Mis.! Lctr.t.Ki Coldi'elter, Lexington 57,000
Ml?a Kvelvn DIsrss. Rockingham 75,765
Mis Kate In-rani, Hi?h Point 102,740
Paul Greene. Thomasville 50,385
Ml Ha?el Pillow, Hamlet 65,625
William Thomas Greene, Monroe 72,240
Miss Winifred Carraway, W2desboro 75,045
Miss Lena Henderson. Monroe 80,740
Miss Ruth Celvin. Chester 57.385
W. N. Horsey. Ellcnboro, N. C 115,930
Goo. M. IYiigir. .... 00,834
National League News
The Chicago club has re-signed catch- lar subscription for his old commander,
er W. R. Marshall. A. C. Anson,
i
George Huff has been engaged
again act us scout for the
club.
Special to The News.
Asheville. N. C. Feb. 10. A game
for the southern basketball champion
ship has been arranged between the
Atlanta Athletic Club which now holds
this distinction, and the Asheville Y. j
M. C. A. The contest will be pulled!
off in Atlanta about the middle of the;
month, the exact date not yet having;
been arranged. '
Manager E. R. Brown, cf the Y. M. !
t
C. A., a few days ago Issued a chal-
lenge to any team in the South, the '
Atlanta team being the only '"takers
Broadway, 36th and 37th Sts., HsraH Square K-Vv T
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Most Centrally Loc- tt,, .
Broadway. (r;!y ten r7J.. '
to 25 leading theatres, c""-?
renovated av.d tsK.orr.ej
department. Up-to-date V
iuni. i eiepr.one in t-ai h 1
Wll
Four BeautI Ding
ith Capacity of 1200. " ;
The Famous
German Restar
Broadway's chief attract -on f.
cud l ood Dishes and Popular M"
Europeaa Win. 453 Eton.
Rates for Rowiw $1.50 and upward. $2.00 and upward w!thtatu PrW '
?3.00 and upward. $ 1 .00 eUa whoe two Tr7 f Eh
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so far. The association team claims
'the right to play for the southern"
to i Manager Bresnahan of the Cardi-
-J ' v ' v ' vu i 1 1 v . ; ,ii i u n i . , . . . . , . . , , . . , .
I to terms vvith the veteran outfielder. ! cuanipiunsmp m vw ui Uu.iraUa
Jimmy Barrett. ' "CIU,1U8 uv UUitl Liaifs
The Pittsburg club -has sold first h?-5 defeated every bunch played in
baseman Warren Gill, to the Minneapo- Manager McGraw has promised to Aorth Carolina and 1 eune-;se- some
,. t.,L. o i r o,.. xici. oi which had not lost a game before
111 V 1 1 ' . v.,.. ....j-,. I'l J1 ,u i Ul . - - .
I uahan.
Pitcher Frarer lias na.meums larm, ror a spring try-out
Iowa, the "Kid Gleason
near Jerome
Ranch."
Manager Clark Griffith says he has
no notion of pitching regularly next
season.
Manager McGraw intends to give out
fielders Devore and O'Hara a thorough tre-mea meet.
.-ounger brother of Koger urea-:"". ' "V 7, " "7"" "
who is also a catcher, South iw year and tne bpartanburg team,
)riiiK trv-out ithe South Carolina champions. They
have not lost a eauie In two consecu-
Tho t T.nnis Vntt.-ml U-,V. Im-. dfir- live bertSGnS.
ed from the New York National club Another game of interest to bo play-;
first baseman Evans, purchased lastld here is, the double-header with the
fall from the Montreal dub. jKnoxville "Tigers' next Monday and
Tuesday. The "Timers are composed
Th old National League wil again ' an aggregation picked from the best j
demonstrate its abilitv to make ex- tm in me c:u
spring try-out.
Hans Lobert passed through his or
deal in safetv last week and
a full-fledged Elk.
The Cardinals will open
with the Cubs next April.
51.415
01.205
50,400
52.295
65.1S2
00.7S5
55,!)5
52.2G2
50.175
72,500
50.105
00,789
50.885
63,390
Manager Griffith, of the Cincinnati
is nowUiuu, nas traded outfielders Tom Daiy
and Ellis for outfielder Oakes, of the
I
i
:Los Angeles club.
Claude Ritchey and Frank Bowers
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are in the clothing business at Kmle-1 Secretary Fred Knowles, of New
ton, Pa. Yet, it is the Boston club's : York, last week sent out contracts to
Claude.
Law son.
and he
advertises like
Tt i:; probable that pi teller Joe Me
Ginnity will land with Providence. Not
a bad berth.
4 it i&
Fred Merkle has re-signed with New
York, at an increased salary, voluntari
ly tendered bv the club.
AYS (MIL
Montreal, Can., Feb. 10. Amid the
booming of cannon, the blowing of
whistles, and the cheering of thous-
-14 Giants and then went to Florida for
a couple of week's, vacation.
Manager McGraw is confident that ands of people the great ice palace
Louis Evans, whom ha turned over to flanking Mount Royal was thrown open
St. Louis, will make a fast and hard- today and the great 10-days' carnival
hitting outfielder for the Cardinals. of winter sports was inaugurated. The
city is gayly decorated and thousands
President Ebbetts has settled Brook- cf carnival' costumes are to be seen,
lyn's spring plans. Manager Lumley' The present revival of winter fes-
takes his squad of battery men to Hot tivities in Montreal, alter a lapse ot
Pitcher Tom Tucker, the New Haven Springs Febraury 15th. President Eb-;15 years, promises to be a grand suc-
recruit, was the first Boston man to betts will start with the remainder'for cess. - The ice palace has been con
turn in his signed 1909 contract. Jacksonville, Fla.. March 5th. The two structed on a scale of unprecedented
squads will meet at Jacksonville on size and magnificence. The style of
Manaeer McGraw expects good work March Uh. i architecture is the English Tudor baro
titis year from pitcher Crandall and . . .... ... . hiial of the fortified period. The three
is going to work him regularly. . Manager-Catcher ..-Frank Bowerman.Lgreat towers' surmounting the gigantic
, of Boston, has just had a piece of bone and fairy-like pile have been christen-
Tommy Leach has given up the posi- from the third finger of his right handled the King Edward, Queen Alexandra
tion he held in a Pittsburg billiard hail removed at a Detroit hospital. land Fnnce of Wales respectively
and has returned to Cleveland. i -
! Judsinc bv his reputation in the
Pitrhov Tw-D?- anrl rntfipl(1fr Af Unlipll ! Wpsf tVio ntinnal T oao-no haa eopnroH . DalaCe llV ail a rill V Of SnOV.'ShOerK. Clad ,
were the first Cincinnati players to j a very competent official in Steve ivane,; ia historical costumes. Other features1
turn in their signed 1909 contracts. the American Association umpire. jof the carnival program will be exhi-j
j bitions of snowshoeing, skiing, hockey,,
Outfielder George Browne is East'. Karrv Trubv. President Pulliam's 'curling, skating,-sleighing and tobog-i
again after a long sojourn in Califor-jiiew umpire, is said to be a stiff -backed , ganmg.
uia. He wants to get away from Bos-! f ellow whom the players cannot bull-j
ton. i cloze. In fact, he is a "fighting um- 4-4IHrf?'
. V.V
H Brings New Life lITfllSil C! 1 Qckly Restores 1
I A Tonic the,t BuildsQ Ib. M. 3 lA i H. 4 Giving Renewed I
I up tho Entire System 3 UlDo.s or f, Etrenjih Vitality
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' ""izrWS&s 7m poses- If other twi has r"t Vva
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r?j -T--St erate and leaves but little a; h. a
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Ms raer lor uoal or Yood of auy k;Ll.
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One of the big events of the carni
val will be the storming of the ice
Shortstop Joe O'Rourke, late of Wa-
terbury, and the St. Louis Cardinals,
has signed with the Indianapolis club.
sold Pitcher Walter Moser to
Lynchburg club, of the Virginia
League.
Miller Huggins says Mexicans are
so crazy over baseball that he looks
for it to be adopted as the national
game.
pire.
" President PuilianiB in Ottawaa, Can,; WHERE TO GO TONIGHT. pJ.
seeing what he terms "real hockey" i 5l 44
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The Philadelphia National Club has ! bles which .appear to him- as moun-l -4aTaaTa.
theitainous.
ALAPO Ed. Winchester, musi
Manager Griffith has informed the cian; Miles and Heart in sketch; "The
Atlanta officials that Cincinnati's bat- Poor Mr. Rich."
tery forces will reach there to begin '
training February 27th, the regulars to DIXIE Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Silver in
follow a week later,! sketch; Billy Williams, the Dancing
Kid.
James A. Hart, former president ofi
President Stanley Robison is now in; the Chicago club, left the Windy City! EDISONIA "The Adventures of
Cleveland settling up the estate of his! January 25th. for a two-months' visit an Old Flirt." . Mr. Wallace sings.
deceased
son.
brother, Frank McII. Robi-
abroad. - He . is accompanied
son, George Hart.
by his ;
j CASINO "A Romance of Old Mad-
, rid. Illustrated song.
Southpaw Pitcher Irving Young, of! Pat O'Connor, the Pittsburg club's
the Pirates, is putting in the winter as j recruit catcher, has come to terms with! THEATO "A Modest Young Man."
a freight handler at North Station, in 'the club. Eddie Phelps' sale to St. j
Boston. Louis will give O'Connor a fair chance ROYAL "An Ingenious Lover and
tr chn-a' V112 mcop i"Thp Ovnsips Rpvpne-p "
Joe Kelley is to go to Toronto again!
I to manage, this being the result of the Manager McGraw has refused a St.
breach. j stop, Joe Fletcher. McGraw is going
)t give the youngster every oportunity
Ten Pirates nave to date sent m to show his worth to New York.
their contracts. The list includes two!
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Second Baseman Charles, of the St.
St. Louie Nationals, and Bert Whitney,
new men in pitcher Sitton and outfield
er Hyatt.
Evangelist Billy Sunday, out in
Washington state, has started a popu- play until the spring season opens
LIFE IN PICTURE'S TUMBLE.
WAS A GRAND SUCCESS. Sold all we had on hand. Mrs. G.
M. Rainwater, N. Pegrani St.. got the free cabinet, which v.e will
keep on exhibition to take orders by for a few days. We will have
another shipment of these fine cabinets In a few days. Every
kitchen should be supplied with one.
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Company
22 and 24 North College Street.
Crash Wakes Man Whose Family 'S t iBgLyKwravre
Williamsport, Pa., Feb. 10. The
the former Wiliamsport and Buffalo hnI,flhr1f1 nf.Bnhflrt swmnn' nr
i first baseman, have gone to Cuba to Nisbet was savfd f'rom suffocation bv
SHLVILLE
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a unique fire alarm. Mr. Sherman
was awakened by a loud noise, and ;
found flames and smoke comine up
a foot hold and a half Nelson 'the stairwav. i
The string holding a heavy pic
ture had been burned off, and the
tumbling picture was what awakened
him. The house was destroyed. :
Sporting News
Told In Brhf
Tcm Longboat, the Indian long riis
tr.afe runner, won the Marathon" race
h Mii-H.-:(;n Square Garden after a most
stotac'ilar finish. Shvubb. thp Eng
lish chaniTdcn, led the entire race u:
in me Join mi lo, wnen Me collapsed j decided on nolnls.
( omell at Hrnover, N. H.. m a slow and William t..ii -hA x,
n.l uniniercsling contest 1 to 0. The tho 'inr.iihin nt iv 1" ... ,ZZLl
1 .T I in n u I j. ii. .
drizzle of rain which fell during the
game.
In the intercollegiate wrestling meet
at New Haven between Yale and the
University of Pennsylvania Yale won
five out of the seven events. The only
fall was secured by Walte of Pennsyl
vania, who threw Hayes of Yale in six
luuiuiu.s. ine oiner six events were
Special to The News.
Asheville, N. C, Feb. 10. John
Drake, of Asheville, defeated Jim
Parr, the former English champion
here Monday night in a catch-as-catch-
can best two out of three
cured
and won the fall.
Drake came back more confident and
Parr went slow. Both men fought
hard and Parr was particularly clever
with his legs. After some time the
i pace began to tell on the visitor and
j Drake's staying qualities, were fine.
tAfter 28 minutes of the hardest "kind
,of wrestling Parr was again- thrown
by a leg and neck hold."
This match -meant a great deal to
Drake as the victory has made him
rank with, the big wrestlers of the day.
He has accepted a challenge to meet
Americus in Baltimore and will leave
for that city soon.
The;e were two good preliminaries.
In the first between Hipps and Trem
ble, both of Canton, each won a fall;
wrestling i and the match was declared a draw,
won by : in the tecond two Asheville boys, Rob-
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with a knife bruised by slammed,door
injured by a gun or in any other
way the thing needed at once is Buck
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mation and kill the pain. It's earth's
supreme healer, infallible for Boils, Ul
cers, Fever Sores, Eczema and Piles.
25c at Woodall & Sheppard's.
Used by
All the Big
College Nines
If you attend any of the
big college games you will find
that the ball almost invariably
used is the REACH OFFICIAL
AMERICAN LEAGUE BALL.
College men won t have anvthir.?
but the BEST that's why they all use
The
Official
Paff
0k
The
i&Ball
j'l.i.vrs had to contend with a coating
rr slush on the ice, caused by the
Malaria Makes Pale Blood
Th Old Standard GROVE'S TASTE-
eu in games aeainst thp "Lntran
Squares" of Chicago last fall, on con
dition that, they pay a fine of $50 each.
'T)0 TOII L' tr Q OQAAn1 J ..1
SS KONICV,drlVOUt my l : BtrrenougS1 to wait on
nrla and builds up the system. For more than one."-Kansas Citv Jour.
grown people and children, ooc. uai.
match. The first fall wa
Parr in eight minutes, the second by . ertsou and Bishop, mixed things and
Drake in 28 minutes and the final and as each secured a fall a draw was the
decisive fall by the local boy again in decision.
28 minutes. I Drake claims the southern champion-
Greatest interest was displayed here : ship. ';
in the match, Drake having defeated 1
Parr two weeks ago in a handicap! WASHINGTON'S PLAGUE SPOTS
match and having shown great clever- lie in the oWj raar;-y "bottoms of the
ness. A purse of S300 was up on last Potomac, the breeding ground of ma
night's bout, TO per -cent, going to the laria germs. These germs cause chills,
winner and 30 to the loser. . feVer and ague, biliousness, jaundice,
Both wrestlers started off f ast. 1 iassitu(je weakness and general de
Parr worked all of the tricks of the bility an(1 bring suffering or death to
game and clearly, had Drake's nerve, thousands yearly. But Electric Bit
After eight minutes Parr secured a ters never fail to destroy them and
bar and a leg hold and forced Drake's cure malaria troubles. "They are the
shoulders to the mat. After a rest the best all-round tonic and cure for m?-
raen went at. it cautiously and matters aria ever used," writes R. M. James,
seemed to be even for fully twenty .. 0f Louellen, S. C. They cure Stomach,
minutes. Several times Drake got out Liver, Kidney and Blood Troubles and
of tight places. The wrestlers began wni prevent Typhoid.- Try them, 50c.
to mix it and finally the local boy se- Guaranteed by Woodall & Sheppard.
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