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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-10-29
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-11-27
SLACPILE NOTES

Shreveport and Little Rock will remain
 members of the Southern league for an
 other year at least. This was determined
 at the Memphis meeting when Captain
 Crawford of the Louisiana team an- nounced that the franchise would not be
 sold. Little Rock had raised sufficient
 money for another season previously. and the only thing that worried the Arkansas men was the talk of Shreveport relin- uuishing her franchise However, all the mid season talk is over and both cities
 will be found fighting for victories next
 year.
 A dark horse won out In the Memphis
 managerical stake race when Charley
 Babb captured the plumb over Bobby
 Gilks and Charlie (Dusty) Miller. Babb
 was a member of the Memphis crew in 1902 when it appeared as if Memphis
 with St. vrain. Wild Bill' Evans, | Charlie Frank and a few others were going to disrupt the southern league. | Babb, since leaving the south has spent two years with Brooklyn and served one year under McGraw with New York. | Mickey J. Finn will manage Nashville and the Celt states that he will give the
 Tennessee people fast ball team. Finn | will undoubtedly help arrange the south
 ern league schedule. he is a past mas
 ter in the art of schedule making.
 | Bobby GilSs will again manage Shreve-
 port. The mogul was an applicant for the position of manager of Memphis, and
 was the choice of the local association | there, but the fact that he would not | agree to play and manage resulted in Babb getting the plumb. Gilks after wards signed to direct the Pirates an | other season. According to Glks, he | will have all his 1905 team with the ex- ception of Jimmy Smith and Swan. The former was drafted by Denver and Swan | goes to the St. Louis National team. Manager Vaughan on his return may be | able to report a few trades that have been made. He has bunch of players whom he is willing to trade or sell. Daddy LaRocque, the Birmingham ball player, who is a member of the local fire department, has number of offers for next season, but so far has not signed up. Meridian, 1t Is understood. is after the old reliable one to manage the team It is almost cinch that Charlie Mill Ter, the Dusty one, will be an appli- cant for a position on President Kavan- aughs umpire staff Miller knows the game. and would in all probability make good official but that policy of either rule or ruin might interfere with his
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-11-27
Walker Whjtesjde.

Walker Whiteside will be the attraction at the Jefferson theatre tonight, appear ing in his new play, We Are King
 MT. Whiteside recently appeared in Nashville. and the American in comment ing on his performance, said
 Walker whiteside and his company gave an excellent performance at the Vendome Friday night and the play as we'll as the artistic work of the performers was highly appreciated. It was a case of a good cast and a good play with the star one of the cleverest that has visited Nashville in a long time. MT. Whiteside Is all that Is claimed for him. and is we'll supported. The play, We Are King Is one of those satirical comedy structures, and 1t was a relief to see 1t since Nashville has had such an over dose of musical comedy. It is something on the dramatic order with plenty of the comic and runs smoothly along as though the writer intended only to tell a lot of interesting facts and had his mind oa
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-11-27
SCHOOL BOYS WANT
 TEACHER TO STAY
Continued from Fifth Paee)

 Gus Forgerson, Elgin Williams, Edwin Burgin, David Waddell, Roger Williams. Charles Fell. Tom Rowley, Robert Chad wick, Ralph Harris, Ike Engel, Percy Grain, John J. Morrow, Perkins Aberna- thy, George Wittlchen. Francis Weiss, Finn Dickson, Clarence Hooper Cornelius Witte, Alex Dearborn, Henry Wildsmith, Ed Rossiter. Headly Jordan, Franklin Newman, wyllys Roberts, Roy c. Light ner, Albert Wade James Giespy, John Ray, Clarence Stobert, John Bethea, Le- Roy Jacobs, Leonard Werthemer, Guy M. Thompson, Maurice Henderson, Nash Carr. Guy Starbuck, Montries Herzfield, Herbert Cobbs, Robert McDavid. Joe K Saks, c. Otto Hodges, John Copeland Russell Truslow, Claude H. Estes, Nor man R. Orcutt, Henry Otto Wells. Philip Newhinney, Roydon Lee, Paul Copeland, Frank Davis, Frank Hough Leonard Barker, Jack Orr, Lamar Walter Ray mond Going, Clifford Brown, Eugene Hough, Murray Baker, Jack Wallace, Lawrence Morgan, John Currie, Wesley Newton Derrel Nevins, Dave Wright, Flu gene T. Reed, John Prowell Hugh Stith, Ernest S. Hansberger, Robert Greene, Dwight Chiles, Senn Tindal, Wheaton M. Grant. Jack Carle, John Crane, E. T. Brown, Giles Mcqueen, Giles Edwards, Cloyd W. Hall, Sam Morrow and Hal Strickland"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-11-27
"The Shepherd King"

The Rev. Dr. Thomas P. Hughes, one of the foremost Orientalists in the coun- try, in recent number of the Critic, says of "The Shepherd King" which begins three days engagement at the Jefferson theatre Thursday:
 "rhe Biblical play has been revived. The romantic religious drama has again found place on the English and Ameri- can stage and such gorgeous scenic pro- ductions as "Parsifal," Ben Hur," and 'The Shepherd King" have attracted at- tention. The beautiful story of the sim pie life of the young shepherd of Bethle- hem, the man after Gods heart who eventually sat on the throne of Israel, has been dramatically and artistically portrayed for our edification in Mir. Wright Lorimer's ''The Shepherd King"
 The sale of seats will commence tomor- row morning.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-11-27

what he was writing instead of on the effect 1t would have on the reader. There are no straining efforts to reach clmaxes, no visible pretenses at being funny and no conscience-wrecked attempts at the dramatic. It was pretty show, in fact. full of diplomatic things that are pos sible and love scenes that are natural.
 AS to MT. Whiteside he is the star on the stage as well as on the programme, which is not always the case, and the aud fence did not fail to approve and ap- preciate his work. He Is an actor and real comedian. He Is not one of those noisy fellows and his play is not noisy, but the dry, refined. satirical comedy in- troduced was splendid. So pleased was the audience that MT Whitside was compelled to answer four or five curtain calls after the climaxes. and so pretty was his work in the palace garden scene that he had to make a curtain talk.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-11-27
Jim Carter Seeks CIemency.

Atlanta, November 26.-(Special.) .)-There will be a specially called meeting of the state prison commission on Tuesday next, November 2S, for the purpose of hearing and passing on the application for execu- tive clemency of Jim Carter of Bulloch county, who Is sentenced to be hanged on Friday next. December l. Carter killed his wife whom he found unduly intimate with another man. Under advice of his at torneys he pleaded guilty to the charge of murder with the expectation that he would be given a life sentence. Based up- on the plea a jury rendered verdict in the case and refused to recommend him to the mercy of the court. The prison commission is asked to recommend com mutation to life Imprisonment.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-11-27

 CAME THANKSGIVING
Football Enthusiasts Are Now Specuang Whether Aaban Will Regain Condition Sufficiently to Defeat Tennessee
 Next Thursday-Wide Difference of Opinion

, South Carolina team to a standstill, the score being to 5. Sewanee overwhelmed Alabama. but won from Tennessee by only one touchdown. Both Alabama anu Tennessee defeated Kentucky by large scores. The Kentuckians scored on Ten nessee, but Alabama white-washed them' Alabama used all her trick plays, punteo freely and tried goals from the field as a matter of experiment.
 The reports from Tuscaloosa are that Alabama is getting back into condition rapidly and she will be able to put up good game against Tennessee. The visi- tors are nothing like as fast as Sewanee was and this will allow the slow Alabama team time to perfect her torfna'iohs' When Alabama gets one of her heaVy tackle back formations perfected and Tn motion 1t will be very hard for Tennes- see or any other southern college team except Vanderbilt to stop 1t. If Tennes- see is not fast enough to break up these formations then Alabama has an excel lent chance to win the game. If the Ala bama team does not show better physical condition than in the Sewanee game, Tennessee seems to have the best chance to win.
 Tennessees plays will have to be exc cuted rapidly in order to prevent the heavy Alabama line and two or three 1ast ends and backs from breaking up her in- terfence and tackling her men for losses At present 1t looks as if the two teams are about evenly matched and the dopists are having hard time picking the win ner.
 It is probable that the crowd Thursday will equal the crowd at the Alabama-Au- burn game. Not only will all the Alabama contingent from Tuscaloosa be present hut Tennessee will probably bring down crowd of supporters.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-11-27

Memphis has been the scene of gather past two days in annual session. What transacted at that meeting will to great extent decide the future of baseball in
 the south. It is true that the sport has gone on for the last five years without in
 terruption, not even the yellow fever scare last summer being able to prevent
 the playing of the Southern league sched-
 ule, when the date for the termination
 of the season is considered. The fact that
 New Orleans and Shreveport were driven
 from home by the ravage of yellow jack
 in Louisiana and Little Rock was com
 pelled to seek temporary home, due to
 the poor attendance and rigid quarantine regulations enforced by Governor Jeffer-
 son Davis. This caused change in the
 schedule but the game went on just the same and the league proved strong enough to weather the gale.
 The stability of the Southern league was proven during the past season, but with such salaries as were paid in 1905 1t was only question of time before the death of the organization would be announced None realized this better than Judge Will | liam M. Kavanaugh, the president Of the league, and the different managers. The time to call a halt had arrived and Presi- dent Kavanaugh announced that salary
 limit must be agreed upon at the Mem phis meeting, at the same time he re- | quested the managers not to sign player
 for next year until such an agreement had been entered into.
 | salary limit has been agreed upon,
 but the amount has not been made pub lic President Kavanaugh favored $26O0 limit and had the support of Charles
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-11-27
Richardson Leaves for Washington.

Huntsville November 2G.-(Special.)- Representative Williams Richardson of the Eighth Alabama district. has gone to Washington to attend the session of Congress which opens December 4. Judge Richardson will again offer bill grant ing power to northern corporation for the development of the power of Muscle Shoals in the Tennessee river, and has assurance that it will pass this time and become a law. By request of a large number of southern cotton manufacturers he will introduce fin the House a bill pro- viding for sending expert commissioners to foreign countries to manage the sale of American cotton products. Senator John T. Morgan will introduce similar bill in the Senate.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-11-27
At the Bjiou.

Daniel Ryan and his company will be- gin a return engagement of one week at the Bijou theatre tonight. presenting An Enemy to the King" MT Ryan will play an entirely new series of revivals this week and all will be staged in an elabor- ate manner. In fact the scenery and costumes of each play will be found com- pete in every detail. The plays for the week will include in addition to An Enemy to the King" "A Royal Lover,p "Virginius." and the Three Musketeers.'"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-11-27

The jar given the dopists by the Sewa- | nee-Alabama game has made them all very cautious about predicting the result of the Tennessee-Alabama game to be played Thanksgiving Day at West End. Before Sewanee carried Alabama down In defeat to the tune of 42 to it was freely predicted that the Crimson and White would walk away from the University of Tennessee team next Thursday Now that the Sewanee game is history the same wise ones are very much worried as to the rAult of the next contest which will be the last of the season in Birmingham.
 Will the members of the Alabama team regain their physical condition sufficiently to defeat Tennessee? That is the question which has been worrying the Alabama rooters in Birmingham, and in fact, all over the state, since last Thursday after noon about o'clock
 The reversal of form showed by Ala bama against Sewanee was surprise and took the knowing ones off their feet. Coach Leavenworth Is putting the team through hard weeks course of training in an effort to get certain members back into condition, but the question that arises is whether he will be able to com plete the work in one short week.
 Relative and comparative scores are worth little in football in general, and especially as regards the Alabama-Ten- nessee game. Judging from some of the comparative scores Alabama should win, and other scores indicate that Tennes- see will come out on top.
 Tech had no trouble in defeating Ten nessee by a score of 45 to 0, while Tech was able to defeat Alabama by only a small score and the winning touchdown was made by accident. Clemson defeated ..I.. L
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-11-27

ability with the indicator Miller has not yet been re-instated by Birmingham, and it Is not thought Judge Kavanaugh will give him chance until this Is done
 Travelling auditor will be a new inno- vation in baseball in the south. but with a study 1t will be seen where it will be profitable to all clubs. It means one less player, as a player is always a gate in every city. Frank of New Or leans wants auditors for the reason that he will save the expense of a player. Thirteen men on a team will not allow many players to officiate at gates. Presi- dent Kavanaugh will be besieged with applications for positions if auditors are selected
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-11-27
-BROMBERG" Give Watches For Christmas

ET is getting time to think \ about what you shall buy for Christmas, and selections can certainly be made more satis' factorily this month than in De- cember.
 vET B do not know of anything w that will suit more people than a real good watch. There is not an individual that does not really need a watch, and If youl give one you will surely con- fer pleasure.
 MY E advise fitting your gift w with a Bromberg move ment. It Is made for us in Gen. eva by a factory with a Peputa- ton and experience.
 IN addition to their knowledge of watches they have our tabulated records for several years, and these records show wherein the average watch was defective.
 W HEN our order for watches w was given particular at tention was called to these points, and there are no defects in the Bromberg movement. c o certain are we that this is - true that we guarantee the Bromberg movement for one year. We have In stock all makes.
 VEy E have well organized w Mail Order Department and fill orders the same day we receive them. with the under standing that money will be re- funded if anything fails to please.
 A DDRESS all orders to De H part 15, as this will insure quicker service.
 F. w. Bromberg,
 -JEWELER -
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-11-27
Webers AII-star Company.

This is the first year that the Weber All-Star company has ever made trip through the south, and it will be seen here for the first time Wednesday night Immediately after this limited tour, it will return to the Weber Music hall, its cozy little home on Broadway New York, to make new production. The piece has all ready been written, and is in rehearsal but the great question is that of a name MT. Weber has remained true to the tra- ditions of the success of the lightest and frotlnest musical farces which are not burdened with plot, but which have plenty of fun In them.
 Webers All-Sar Stock company will be
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-11-27
SOUTHERN LEAGUE HAS
 FIXED A SALARY LlMl J

Frank of New Orleans. w. T. Crawford and Robert Gilks of Shreveport and rep resentatives of Memphis, Little Rock, Nashville and Montgomery. President Baugh and Manager Vaughan of Birming- ham and Manager Smith of Atlanta Ia vored s2SO0 or 5000 as the limit. It is probable that some kind of a compromise was agreed upon.
 Now that a salary limit has been nxed the next thing is for the different mana gers to live up to 1t. This can be done without a hardship to any one, and Pres ident Kavanaugh states that 1t must be done. The fact that the Kavanaugh plan provides for only thirteen players Is an- other matter that is being considered. Ac- cording to the Kavanaugh plan, which was probably adopted, though the exact amount favored by him may not have been agreed upon, provides that each player must sign a semi-monthly pay roll, made out by the club secretary, which in turn must be forwarded to the presi- dent of the league, together with affidavit to the effect that the pay roll will show the exact amount of each players salary. Affidavit will also be exacted from the club officials, showing that no player will or has received directly or indirectly, or by any subterfuge whatever, compensa- ton other than that shown in the pay roll
 In order to enforce the plan and to pun ish those who violate 1t, it is intended to demand a forfeiture of the franchise of the offending club and transfer the fran chse to another city at once The means are drastic 1t is acknowledged. but such measures are necessary to provide for the fulfillment of the agreement.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-11-27
TO MERCHANTS.

Effective Wednesday, Nov. 18th, lO:25 a. m. Bessemer freight train will go to Bes- semsr via South Bessemer line and return via North Bessemer line.
 Birmingham Railway, Light
 & Power Company.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-11-27
TO MERCHANTS.

Effective Wednesday, Nov. 18th, lO:25 a. m. Bessemer freight train will go to Bes- semer via south Bessemer line and return via North Bossemer line.
 Birmingham Railway, Light
 z Power Company.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-11-27
ADJUSTMENTS
AT THE JEFFERSON.

Tonight-Walker Whiteside in We Are King"
 Wednesday night-Joe Weber's all star company Tn ''Higgledy- Piggledy' and The College Wid- over
 Thursday afternoon and remain der of the week-Wright Lorimer in '"The Shepherd King"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-11-27
Bids Wanted,

Sealed proposals will be received by the city treasurer of Montgomery, Ala, until l2 o'clock, noon. Saturday, December 2. 1905, for furnishing steam piping for the city water works station, according to plans and specifications in the city en- gineer's office. City council reserves the riga. to reject any and all bids
 R. s. WILLIAMS. City Treasurer
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