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The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-08
THE AGE OF SPECIALISTS.

That the day of the "all around man
 is gone for good and the age of the specialist Is here to stay finds one of its most convincing proofs in the re- markable growth and progress of the Peters Shoe Company of St. Louis. This company conceived the idea early ip its career that specialization in the manu- facture of shoes, would enable them to maintain the highest uniform quality for the time, labor and money expend- ed. They have held to that idea and proceeded along that line ever since. As natural consequence their workmen today represent an army of trained specialists-every man giving his entire time to the one particular thing he is best adapted to do The phenomenal growth of the Peters Shoe Company resulting from an adherence to that well defined policy, has been startling, even in this day of rapid business development. Today they en- joyed the distinction of being the larg
 est shoe specialists in America. Since 1895 they have erected and have in full operation seven speciality facto- ries, each one under the personal su- pervision of a superintendent who Is thoroughly familiar with every detail of shoe construction. The facilities thus afforded enable them to combine more style and quality in their Dia- mond Brand Shoes than can be found in any other make of similar price, and also explains why their shoes re- ceived the highest award at the St.
 Louis Worlds Fair. Another indica- ton or the ever-increasing popularity of Diamond Brand Shoes is found In the fact that the shipments for 19O5 have shown a steady gain of $10O,0OO every month-a gain so great that 1t would be impossible, were 1t not that Diamond Brand Shoes represent the highest point of perfection in shoe making. -aoV'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-08
FOOTBALL GAME HERE
AUBURN ELEVEN WILL COME NEXT
 SATURDAY.
Coach DOnohue's Men Will Go UT Against Montgomery Athletic Club Team at the Base-
 ball Park.

Hundreds of football fans of Mont
 gomery are congratulating themselves
 entirely devoid of football during the
 fall, and once more they will have the
 enjoyment of seeing the padded knights
 crash into each other.
 preseason form looks to be the strong
 est of all the Southern colleges. with
 the exception of Vanderbilt, will visit
 game with the team of the Montgom-
 cry Athletic Club. This Is the only
 untitled date on their schedule, and as
 see the team. Coach Donahue will bring his collegians over from the deserted village.
 Taking last years results as dope on this years form. 1t Is found that prac-
 ticaily the entire Auburn eleven. with
 the exception of Braswell,. Butler,
 Frank, Jones and Reynolds. have re-
 men were the weakest of last years eleven. Butler and Braswell were pe-
 culiarly ineffective in ginches, although
 captain of the team. was entirely too
 light to play in a backfieId with such l cey are back this year behind the line,
 fine ability during the scrub games. | seems to be slated for the other half
 back position Perkins, the clever the line there are Moon, Streit, Hay good Paterson, Wilkinson and Jim Paterson of the 1903 squad Is back try ing for the team.
 Henry Booth, a Montgomery boy, heavy and aggressive, Is rapidly mak- ing good as a line man and will in all probability be used in many of the minor games. The contest will be pulled off at Athletic Park. In addition, alumni of both the Uni versity of Alabama and Sewanee Uni versity are making efforts to bring the Sewanee- Alabama game scheduled for Birmingham to Montgomery. They set
 out that as good a crowd would turn out here and that the alumni have been subscribing liberally to the athletic funds of both colleges and are com pelled to travel miles to see a game. In all probability, the game will be played in Montgomery and a good battle may | be expected as both colleges have for | midable teams this season.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-08
FIRE AT OIL MILLS
CONTROLLED BEFORE MUCH DAM l AGE WAS DONE.
Considerable Cotton Seed Was Destroy ed and Tanks Were Threatened- The Loss May Reach
 SS,OOO.

Fire discovered at o'clock this morning at the plant of the Southern Gotten Oil Company near Riverside Park, destroyed a considerable quanti- ty of cotton seed and caught in one of the big oil tanks.
 With the magnificently equipped fire fighting service of the company the blazes were controlled to some degree until the Montgomery Fire Department could make the run of two miles over some of the worst roads around the city.
 The fire was extinguished by 2:15 o'clock. Resident Manager J. w. Black did not get to the fire until a late hour and during the confusion no one would venture an estimate at the loss. It will probably reach 5000.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-08
Tech Team Disappointing.

Atlanta, Oct. 7.-The Georgia School of echnology opened the season here today by defeating the North Georgia Agricultural College of Dah1onega by a score of 54 to o. The Tech team did not show the form expected from Heis- mans training, though they made easy work of the slow players from Dah- ilonega, Right Half Billy Wilson of the Tech played the star game.
 The Barnesvile High School tied the second Tech team 5 to 5.
 The lineup in the varsity game was:
 Tech-McCarthey, left end; Luck. left tackle; J. c. Brown. left guard; Smms. centre: Selman, right guard; W. Brown, right tackle; Sweet, right end | Day, quarter back; Billy Wilson, right half; Red Wilson, left half; Clark, full | back.
 Dahlonega-Knox. left end; Phillips. left tackle; Greet, left guard; Stevens, centre; Afford, right guard; Sergeant. | right tackle; Bond. right end; David | Martin left half: Simms, full back.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-08
SHOOTS STATEMENT.
Tells Why He Will Not Sustain Taylor and COwley.

Salt Lake City. Utah. Oct. Limited States Senator Shoot. an apostle of the Mormon Church. who in conference yesterday refrained from voting to sustain the quorum of apostles and other authorities of the Church. today gave out a statement explaining his position. He said:
 T will not vote to sustain as mem- bers the quorum of twelve apostles in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, John W. Taylor and Ma thias F. Cowley. until they have had some hearing by some competent au- thority in the church. I do not think it proper for me to vote to sustain them"
 Apostle SmOot defined competent Lauthority'' as a bishops ecclesiastical court
 Apostles Taylor and Cowley are re- puted to have taken plural wives since the promulgation of the Woodruff man
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-08
~%S@%~~%a . %>~@>%~%9 2 Q ToDAY'S SCHEDULE. . N~%%%~%~~ ( %%%~%~%%~ z As~ricnB LeaEue-
 Chicago at St. Louis.
p-of-sror Holmes investigation

Berlin, Oct. 7.-Professor LA. Holmes of the United States geological survey is investigating the German railway system. particularly the power produc- tion of brown Ignite briquests, such as may be made of lignites Tn the western parts of the United States, and the life of railway ties. Professor Holmes has received every facility from the German Government including a permit. rarely given to ride on loco motives. He found creosoted timber ties in France laid thirty-two years ago still in use and In the Rhine country steel ties twelve years old which were in excellent state of preservation.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-08
ANNOUNCEMENT.

Having taken into partnership Geo. McAdam, late successful hustler TOT fhe bfrrest plumbing shop in the city, we wish to inform the public that we viii continue to do a general plumb lne and gas fitting business.
 Our new member thoroughly un- dersfands the business in all its Branches and for years at times. con ducted the largest shops in the city Our aim will be to do work prompt- wiii make a speciality of repair work and small jobs, and take this oppor- tunity to thank customers for patron are. hope this will continue for larger share from the public in the future. Our speciality Is instantaneous hot water gas heater work.
 Respectfully,
 Whitaker and McAdam,
 Successors to R. B. Whitaker.
 If7 Monroe Street. Telephone 5Sl.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-08
wALLoPED MARION TEAM.
Auburn's Big Fellows Played With
 LiEht Cadet Squad.

Auburn's Big Fellows Played With
 Light Cadet Squad.
 Auburn, Oct. 7.-(Special.)-In a pretty game this afternoon the Auburn foot ball team defeated the cadets from Marion by the score of Sf to O. This large score, however, does not indicate the merits of the game for the light Marion squad played a plucky game throughout, the work of Polk In the back field being especially good. He stopped numerous plays which had passed the line. Marion line played aggressive ball. but her ends ana extras failed to solve Auburn's plays. For Auburn Half-back Foy played his usual aggressive game and made nu- merous long gains by his hard buck ing. Captain tacey's persistent plays were the feature of the game. Tackle Streit played a star game, making two forty-yard bucks for touch downs. The score at the end Of fire half was 4I to o.
 In the second half Varsity was rap idly replaced by substitutes and scrubs. The work of Bragg at half was partic- ularly noticeable in this half. He made several long gains. Several oth- CTS, subs and scrubs, showed up we'll Several of the Varsity men were in- disposed and didn't play in the game very long. Auburn seemed to be lit tie loose in the matter of holding the balI, but this can be remedied. She Is twice penalized for holding. The owing on the whole was creditable with the game arranged with Davidson College to be played in Birmingham on october 20 and with A. and M. of Mis- sissippi at Columbus on October 27, Auburn should gain valuable experience before going against Vanderbilt at which time she ought to give the Com modores a hard game.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-08
New York's Biz Blaze.

New York. Oct. 1.-Two city blocks burned, over fifteen business establish ments destroyed, hundreds of tenement dwellers forced to flee for safety from their fiame-threatened homes, one fire man Injured, a watchman burned, two hundred and fifty fear-crazed horses roaming through crowded streets for more than an hour, and a desperate three hours struggle with the flames, were the result of fire which threat ened destruction to a large portion of the upper side water front shortly after midnight. The loss was $100,000.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-08
HUGHES MAY DECLINE.
Not Sure That He VIII Run for Mayor
 Of Gofhnn.

New York, Oct 7.-The committee sent to confer with Charles E. Hughes, examining counsel for the legislative insurance investig lting committee and who was nominated for Mayor by the Republican city convention last night, left Mir Hughes home early this morn ing. The committee, headed by Tiuo- thy T Woodr rIff, would not discuss their conferences with the nominee.
 Lator Mir Hughes summoned the waiting newspaper men and said:
 have given no encouragement 10 the uh-committee and I am strongly convinced that I ought not to accept the nomination. I will say nothing tlrth"r until formal notification of the nomination is givea me. 1 am toId that notification will be on Monday"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-08
Heavy COmmOdOres Down
 Varsity.
McGuiEin's Men France Through First Half But Tuscaloosa Squad lm- proves During Battle-Au-
 burn smethers Marion.

Nashville, Tenn, Oct. 7.-(special. The Vanderbilt football squad won over the University of Alabama on Duo, ley Field here this afternoon by score of 34 to o. The game was a good one, however, and witnessed by very larse crowd. It was Vanderbilts secono game of the season and after month practice the men were in splendid con- z The first half was very fast and Aye touchdowns were made. Vanoerplit had all the best of t but on thu the openIininS ppeIiieS strongly and by some hard ork work checked .McGuigin's men and reduced the scor4. Unfortunately for Wander. nc 6ra one srtensacR oI nsa Ren was Severely in jured, and this, added to the extremely hot weather, discouraged the Commo. dores. Catchings threw Kyle and me ne of the field unconscious. Physicians were called and he was sent to the hospital where he regained conscious. tsst nsss he Ra1 wii reeover nSe in few days. One of the features of the game was the work of Craig, Vanderbilt's right half. back, who played one Of the preItlest games ever seen on the Dudley Field. His defense was exciting and he was stopped only once when given the ball.
 The men played we'll but there was some rough work toward the last. AT ter the accident to Kyle Alabama ral- lied somewhat and showed up stronger, making her distance several times, but was clearly ou.classed and the big Van derbilt fellows had the best of 1t throughout. The time of halves was seventeen minutes. Walker and Elgin were the officials.
 Vanderbilt. Position. Alabama. ~Brown Left end. -. Lanter Taylor. ...... Left tackle. Neil Stone. Left guard. Mcdaniel Patterson Hobbs Centre. .... Moody Patterson. ... Right guard. .... Sims
 Sherrill
 Pritchard. Right tackle. Sartin,
 Lewis. Hamilton Right end .. Patton Quarter catching. Smith Burkes- Blake. Left half. sBurkes Craig. Right half. Smith, Ward Lanier. Full back. |. .Peavy
 sIndicates captains.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-08
A TRIPLE MURDER.
Shocking Crime Is Revealed at Mid
 dletOn, New York.

Middletown, N. Y, Oct IA triple murder was revealed here today when the bodies of Willis and FredOlney were found in the woods half a mile from their home, at which place last night was found the murdered body of Agnes lngerick. Both brothers had been shot. Before night the crime is ex- pected to number one more victim. Mrs Georgia Ingerick, mother of the girl Alice. The mother, who was found unconscious in the barn of the Olney brothers farm last night, has not re- gained consciousness and was said by physicians today to be dying with three fractures in her skull.
 The entire neighborhood declares that there were other motives than rob- bery for the commission of the crimes and that rifing of the Olney brothers pockets was only ruse.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-08
A Riw Land nenL

San Antonio, Texas, Oct. 7.-S. B. Brundage of St. Louis, acting for East ern parties. closed deal today with ex-Senator A B. Kerr of this city for 4,000 acres of land in McMullen County on the Nueces River. The deal amounts in the aggregate to something over $150,ooO. The land will be used for colonization purposes.
 Tn esale also includes about 1000 head of cattle on the ranch.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-08
ChIcago smothered Iowa.

Chicago, Oct 1.-The University of Chicago eleven showing splendid form form so early in the season over whelmingly defeated Iowa this after noon, scoring seven touchdowns, goal being kicked in every instance, a total of 42 points. The Maroon goal line was never seriously In danger although Iowa succeeded in getting the ball on Chicago's 35 yard line in the second half. This was due to tumble by a Chicago back and Iowa was forced to kick. Most of Chicago's scoring was done in the first half.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-08
Looked Like Free Fight.

time today as though the Columbia Weslyan foot ball game at League Park which resulted in a tie, neither side scoring, would end in a free fight, when Bailey, Weslyan's fullback jumped on Armstrong of Columbia. as the latter lay prostrate on the field at the end of a long run. For fully five minutes the Columbia players fought to get at Bailey and the presence of a large police force alone quilted them Arm strong was reliYed from the field
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-08
swafhmore Scored.

Philadelphia, Oct. 7.-The Pennsylva- mia football eleven defeated Swarth- more today by the score of II to 1. In the first half neither eleven scored, but in the second Pennsylvania scored two touch downs and Croweii Kicked pretty field goal for Swarthmore. Both elevens were frequently penalixed for of side and holding.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-08
November Cotton Report

Washington, Oct. 7.-Secretary Will son announced today that a November cotton report would be issued by the Department of Agriculture probably early in the month. but the exact date has not been decided. This Is a de- narture from the custom of the Depart ment. no reports having been issued in the month of November heretofore.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-08
Attention Camp Lomax.

Every member of Camp Lomax is re- ouested to appear at camp headquar- {ers. accompanied by their wives, at m o'clock on the 18th inst, to take spe- cial car to memorial services to be held af Electric Park.
 Dinner will be served at park at 1880 .. nj. John B. Fuller.
 Commander. B. M. washburn, Secretary.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-08
V. NJ. I. Overpowered.

Annapolis, Oct. 7.-The Navy's open ing football game of the season, which was played here today was 8 decisive
 victory, the team of the Virginia Mili- tary Institute being defeated by q score of 29 to O. The visitors were power less to stop the strong concentrated att tack of the Midshipmen.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-08
Yale BackAeld Shows Well.

New Haven. Conn. Oct. 7.-Yale won football on Yale field this afternoon
 the final score being Is to o. For the second game of the fall. the Yale sup porters were ageeably surprised at the showing of the team. The line stood firm against heavy attacks most of the
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-08
NOTICE.

All claims against the estate of J. P, 6exf S0 days to Phelan Beale. No: 42s W. llTth St. New York City. for adjust Dated Oct. 9th. iso- It
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-08
Princeton shows Good Form.

Princeton, N. J., Oct 7.-Princeton put up a splendid exhibition of football this afternoon and defeated the heavy Georgetown eleven 34 to 0. The Princeton men played like a machine and were never held for downs while their defense was so strong that the visitors did not succeed in making a first down.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-08
Tagxart Case Decree

Wooster, O., Oct 1.-The decree in the Taggart divorce case will be given out Friday October 13 at p. m.. ac- cording to a statement by Judge 5. D. Eason today. The parties in the case have been notified to be present at that time,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-08
CUT FLOWERS.

we make speciality of fine funeral flow slf occasfons We solicit your patronage and ruRrantes satisfaction.
 sfora sphone, IS. Green houses. 100l
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-08
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PERCENTAGE TABLES.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
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 . YESTERDAYS GAMES. @AAA~o%~~ q ( %~%~~~~~o .
Au,eriran Lenrue-

American LeaRue- Washington, S-3; Philadelphia, 4-S' Chicago, 2-7: St. Louis, 1-7.
 Boston, 7-12; New York, 6-s.
 Detroit, [; Cleveland, 1.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-08
Madame EIen Graham.

1fairdressing, Scalp Treatment, Facial HSssare. Manicurfng, Chiropody. All Einds of Hair Work. Resident Work. Xddress: 80 Stone Street.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-08

ifesto and for months past their where abouts have not been definitely known. All efforts to subpoena them as witt nesses in the Shoot hearing at Wash- ington failed.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-08
IN FIRST BIG FOOTBALL
 GAME ALABAMA IS BEATEN

time and wherever it was torn apart the Syracuse men could make but short distances, SO sure was the tackling of the Yale back field.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-08
Cornell Loose in Team Work.

Ithaca, N. Y, Oct. 7.-Although no scoring was done in the first half of the football game today Cornell over minutes and won by 24 to 0. Repeated fumbling and loose team work was the fault.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-08
The Best Cut Flowers

Loose or made up in designs. fresh and fragrant, funerals or weddings. Roscmont Gardens, 100 Dexter, Ave, Telephone 200.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-08
n. p.uw.. poor t.,r,..

Champagne, H., Oct. 7.-Illinois, 24; Northwestern College, 0.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-08

Cincinnati Oct. 7.-The University of Cincinnati football eleven easily defeat- ed the De Pauw University team here today by a score of IS to O. The local team outclassed the visitors through out.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-08
Armx Reaa Colrnfe.

West Point, N. Y.,' Oct. 7.-In a hard fought game here this afternoon West Point defeated the Colgate University team, IS to 6. t+E
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-08
Other Games.

At Notredam--Notredam 2S; Michigan Agricultural College, o.
 At Hanover-Dartmouth, 16; Holy Cross, 6.
 At Harrisburg-state College, Ii; Carlisle Indians, 0.
 At Evanston, IlL-Northwestern. 5: Wabash, o.
 At New York-Lehigh. 6; New York University, 2.
 Lexington, Va.-washington and Lee University, IT; Hampden Sidney Col lege, 0.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-08

Davis and Seybold went home to rest m for the worlds series. Attendance, 5,7OO. Score-First game: R. II. E. Philadelphia GOA 900 900 0-4
 Batteries--Hardy and Heydon; Wad- dell, Dygert and Powers. Time, l:45'
 Score-Second game: K. Il. E. Washington ...... .2O1 0O-S
 Batteries-Manuel and Knoll; Myers and Powers. Time. 100. -..
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-08
IgOrrOte Spear-ThrOwIng Today
 at Electric Park.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Boston, Oct. T.. Boston observed the close of the American League today py winning a double header from New York. Second game called at tne enu of the fifth inning on account or Iaf l, 2, ness. Score-First game: E' IT. E' Boston e. ..031 020 900 T. II New York ....5O1 900 900 o-6 .h
 Batteries-Winter and Criger' Or'"' Scora"sacond % rap,e. R. H. E. Boston .,''..e....S12 6O--l2 10 New York ............ .O31 41-
 Batteries-Dineen, Hughes ana 1,,, ton and Conner. Time, go.
 Washington. Oct. 7.-The season closed here today with a double nsaIuse between Washington and Philadsipil1,r.'dl 4 The second game was called at Ihe vtS ;aS. of the fifth inning by agreement; witn M the score d tic, 3 to 3. The atnIesiSs ats used several subs. as Captain SFoSS'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-08

Cleveland Oct, 7-CIeveland lost the last game of the season to Detroit. Rernhard being batted hard. Attend anca 2035 Score: R. H. E.. cieyeiand 900 100 oo0-1 2 Detroit =. ........030 III 1o0-7 12 ?
 Batteries-Bernhard and Clarke; Mullin and Warner. Time, 1:30.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-08

St. Louis, Oct. 7.--St. Louis lost the first game of a double-header with Chicago today on Rockenfields error, hut Succeeded in tieing the second af- ter Buchanan had been pounded for what appeared to be a commanding lead. Attendance 4,300. Score-First game: R Ii. E. St. Louis ....'. 900 010 0O0-l 5 Chicago . ..... .011 900 000-2 5 0
 Batteries-Sudhoff and Sugden; Alt rock and Hart. Time, 1:16.
 Score-Second game: R. H. E. St. Louis 402 100 OOO-7 5
 Batteries-Van Zant, Buchanan and Spencer; Smith and Hart. Time, 1:40.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-08
cJSPECIAL;I9 NOTICES
FUNERAL NOTICE.

Ihs friends of Mir. Walter s. Pierce. Mrs.
 ". E Hope and Mrs. Peniergast are in
 from the residence of Mir. T. ]. Hewlett z 9l3 Monroe St.. at 3:30 p. m. today.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-08

SEE THE IGORROTEs TO-DAY
 at Electric Park.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-08
1t Is Your Kidneys
WARNER'S SAFE CUR!

{. Texas, writes: "Six could live. My limbs <. I had pains in my
 The doctors could
 did notlose hope. He
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-08

Mrs Sarah Summa, Corsicana months ago no one thought I were badly bloated and painful back and a ringing in my ears. not help me. but my husband bought me a bottle of WAR NER'S SAFE CURE and WAR NER'S PILLS. and l began to improve at once. l am now en- tirely cured and never felt bet ter"