The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-07-09

The plans for putting into effect the new inspection law will be discussed in Chica- go this week by Secretary Wilson of the department of agriculture and superin- tendents of inspection from various pack ing house eenters. The secretary may visit other cities to look into the methods to be pursued in enforcing the new law.
 The steel floating drydock Dewey, in tow of the colliers Glacier, Brutus and Caesar, and the tug Wompatuck, all under com- mand of Commander Harry H. Mosley, U. S. N, Is due to reach Manly July F, when she will have covered a distance of something like 12O00 miles, The Dewey, which is destined to dock the largest ships of the American naval force in the far east, started from Solomons Islands De- cember 2S last.
 The National Amateur Gold champion shin will be decided on the links at Fnglewood. N. J., this week, with w. Chandler Egan of Chicago, who won the
 
 for talk. as Taylor is not connected with Pittsburg.
 Billy Smith is after a new centerfielder. If he maintains the pace set here Satur- day. he will have deal of trouble in finding one his superior Billys work Wednesday. however, was well to the bad.
 The Montgomery Advertiser predicts slaughter for the Barons. Incidentally, the Advertiser pays Oyler very nice com pliment, and intimates that his absence will materially aid the Legislators in handing out a couple of defeats.
 The Atlanta papers are trifie sore that Billy Smith did not land one of the games played here. Billy did we'll exceedingly well, to get off as light as he did. The Att lanta writers should remember that the Bremen took but one game when last the Barons played on Piedmont grounds.
 After playing a magnificent game, Chl- cago dropped the struggle to Pittsburg yesterday. A wild throw. 1t is remem- bered, lost the New York Americans the championship of the world once upon a time. Chesbro's spit ball took an ugly up- ward shoot and Boston scored.
 All of the teams get busy today. The Pelicans are in Memphis. the Barons In Montgomery, the Pirates in Little Rock and the F'iremen in Nashville. The Fire men should get a move on them and go above the Mehphii this week. Montgom- cry would probably check such an ambi- ton, however,
 Liebhardt again starred yesterday In five innings. he yielded sbut one hit, and got a. double, himself. Rain broke up the game at that point. double header was intended, but was necessarily postponed. Johnson twirled for the Travellers, and allowed the Memphil to bunch hits.
 Interrogations to Frank What about the rubber ball'' scandal?
 How will you come out in Memphis this time?
 How did you manage the Atz deal?
 How many men have you on your pay roll right now?
 Are you above or below the salary limit? If either is true, how much?
 Who will be the next president of the league?
 Please give any other information that YOU think would be good reading.
 Within the last ten days, Frank has added to his staff Jakey Atz, shortstop, and Brouthers, third baseman. Nothing has been said concerning the release of either O'Brien, Cargo, Blake or Bird. It is gently whispered this morning that Frank can hardly maintain big league team in the south and pay the men but s2SO0 It is again gently whispered that Frank has now more than fourteen men on his pay roll. No explanation is ask ed for Everything is all right, all right.