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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-16
FINNITES WON LAST.
UMPIRE PFENNINGER MADE A
 FUEERa DECISION.
NnshvfiEe Team Takes Last Game or the series--No More Exhibitions
 Here Until September Std.

By a score of to I. tke third game of the Nashville series with Mont rontery went to Mike Finn's people. And the last game that will pc pay Srd has been played and lost
 With the score tied up, one and one mp to the ninth inning and two out out fn that inning Wells, catcher of the Nashville bunch. hit a fly to short left field. Fred Houtz by great run got within striking distance or tne hall and reached out for n iusa ia aS His momentum was such that hecouio not hold his balance and down ne went rolling over. As he came up me was an outhurst of cheers for It look ed as If the most sensational eaten ever made on the local grounos haa been made Thinking the. inning was over, Foutz threw the ball to the in- field and started towards his oencp The ball Houtz had thrown had gone claimed that the hall had been trap f,ea by Houtx. Pohannon, who was on base. scored with the run that wone ihe game. while Welis got t1 th. thsII baIl
 Ffoutx soiemniy swears that ne caught the ball before It struck tne ground Pfenninger as stoutlv insists that he picked it off the ground. IT he aid catch the ball it was easily fhe most brilliant catch ever seen IT Monfgomery The umpire could nov r0N9tblY have tOid Wne' PeF 'souN@ caught 1t CT trapned 1t His decision however. went towards the latter fne- ory, and 1t cost Montgomery 'h"
 The main stumbling block in the way nf a local victory was Buchanon srhrse hits were made of him and two nf them came in the fourth inning when the locals tied the score. {.
 TribbIe kept his hits well scattered except in .he third and ninth innings. Yis control was perfect not giving base on balls and striking out three
 The scoring began in the third in- ,.tnv when Castro started 1t with a Nrfve tn center Welle dumoed a bunt that Trfbhle ran in on and whiriinR. threw Castro out at second foutz Ynade a brilliant catch Of .suHl 'on Texas leaguer. but hits oy Pearsoh anu
 Hausen loosened up the last Of the Tcfrth with the first hit made on Ta,schannon going to third on Wtld ntfrh and being squeezed fn ov NC" rann, who laid down neat punt TO- wards first base. ,.S |. fwosacker 10 left. getting 10 third when Tribble fumbled Bo1ann1n's s hunt A moment later after Haussn b,- q oufck throw to Perry caught xrrarv af third Castro was out on nv 10 McCann but Bohannon who was nn third knew Mikes arm and was afraid to try and score There were he hianked but Bohannon scored on rIatned had been trapped.
 The locals did nothing in the last half ana the game closed to In favor of Nashville. The score was:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-16
s vEsTERDAY's GAMES. ! eaAaeaeaaaNaaaoeeeaae

SOUtherm League Atlanta. 8; Birmingham, i. Little Rock, 8; Memphis g.. (Game
 called eighth inning to per
 init team to catch train Shreveport, 5; New Orleans, 4.
 Montgomery, 1; Nashville, ?. National League Cincinnati, g.; Philadelphia, l. Pittsburg. 3-I0: Boston. 5-4. Chicago, 10; Brooklyn. [. St, Louis-New York, postponed. American League Washington, 4: St. Louis. 2. Cleveland, 3; Philadelphia, s. Boston. o; Chicago. 9.
 New York, 10; Detroit, 2. Cotton States Mobile, 2; Meridian. 0. Jackson, 4; Gulfport, 1.
 Vicksburg, 0: Baton Rouge, 4. South Atlantic.- Savannah. 4; Charleston, 5. Columbia, 0-1: Augusta, A. Jacksonville, 4-1; Macon, 2-1
 (Second game called end ninth
 on account of darkness.) American AssOciatfOn-- Indianapolis, 5-10; Milwaukee, 0-3. Louisville. 3; Kansas City, :. Toledo, [; Minneapolis. 2.
 Columbus, 5; St Paul, 4.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-16
rIre nf Incendlary OrigIn.

GafFten. August tSpecIaI "A report reached here today from Loop
 a town in Cherokee county about thirty miles from this city, saving that tho general store, owned oy J' fee was located, was destroyed by fire last night. It is thought that the fire was of incendiary origin, as an inves- tigation showed that the postotflce safe had been tempered with.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-16
Increa.ea clarl,. A.aea.ment.

Butte, Mont. August 15.-The board of equalization yesterday arbitrarily assessed Senator w. A. Clark for s1.- 100000 on lds stock in the San Pedro railroad, S2,440.000 on his United Verde Mine and raised his bank assessment $649,000 making an increase of more than $4,O0o.000 The Senator had been summoned to appear before the board, but did not appear through agent or otherwise.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-16
DEMoPoLIs WINS SECOND.
Selma Beaten in Pretty Ten-IuninS
 Contest.

Selma Benten in Fretty Acn-hunAnR
 Contest.
 Selma. Aug. SpeciaL)-Demopo- lis beat Selma in a pretty ten-inning contest at Riverside Park this after noon. The score was tied until the tenth. when the visitors went to bat and on five hits scored three runs.
 Selma made her first two runs in the second on two hits and two errors, and scored her last run in the seventh on a hit. steal and wild pitch. Demopolis made her first run in the first inning on hit, an error and a ball being lost in right field. they scored twice. In the fifth they made another run on an error a steal and a hit, Both pitchers worked splendidly and received good support. the feature of the game though being the work of Jones for the locals on second. Score:
 Demopolis ... 200 010 900 3-6 1 Selma ...... 020 900 100 0-3 5 2
 Batteries-Francis and Lieton; Will kerton and Puckett.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-16
TEAM FOR sEAeTRT.
Announcements Are Made for Third
 Regiment by McKleroy,

Regiment by MckIeFOy.
 Anniston, Aug, 15.-Col W. H Me Kleroy has announced the appointment of the members of the Srd regiment to participate in the Sea Girt shoot with the Alabama team. The members of the team leave August 27 for the shoot. The, 3rd regiment representa- lives follows: Capt. W. L. McCaa, I. R. P; Capt J. L. Daniel. Company L.; Lieut.. R. R. Mabry, Company K; Capt S. c. Pelham. Company D.; Sergt. Charles Jones. Company B Alternates; sergt. Amos Company r.; Capt. Throck- morton. Company D.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-16

Summary--Two base hits. Babb, 2; Quick, Johnson. Three base hit. Mich ols Sacrifice hits, Douglass, Hickey. on balls, off Suggs, 1. Struck out. by Suggs, 8: by Allen. 5. First on errors. Memphis 1. Left on bases, Little Rock, 4; Memphis, 4. Double play Thiel to owens Time, 1:30. Empires, Campau and Winscott,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-16
Sold to Cleveland.

Columbus, Ohio, Aug, 15.-President Bryce of the Columbus baseball club Pitcher Berger and Outfielder Hichman to the Cleveland American League club. The terms were not stated. Berger and Hinchman will finish the present sea- con with Columbus. Hinckman was purchased by Columbus from the Gin cinnatti National League club.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-16
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Boston. Aug. 15.--chicago won easily today. Boston played poorly in the field and the visitors had no, trouble Tn making tseir few hits count for r1lrs E Score: o, ,no r' rs' 2; Chicago ......200 Vv1 SUo SUo-9 Z
 Batteries-walsh and sullivan; j. Tannehill; Glaze and Peterson. Time 1:49 Umpire. Sheridan
 Philadelphia. Pa. Aug; 15.-Tcieveiand and Philadelphia played a twelve-imnn m : in@ tie game today neither side being able to act man across the plate al . ter the fifth inning. Score: R. II. F; SleveIand 00f 020 900 000--3 II l Philadelphia 101 100 900 Oo0-S
 Batteries-Rhoades and poa,srs Beniis r,1ne ana 2:35. Umpire. O'Loughlin.
 Washington. August l5.-Washine, tor, took advantage of the misplays oi St. Louis today and won.
 ws;SisEton isia sss 5SS sSs sSs sS5-s sSs-s i6
 Petty and o'conpor; Patten and Wakefield Time 1850 Umpire con molly.
 New York, Aug. 15:.-New York de- feated Detroit in the first game or tne fed Mullin out of the box in the first inning and, the visitors scored their only run in the ninth on Naeger's error o'Leary's triple and single by Jones'
 Score; ~ q New York .. TIP 900 00x-1o Is
 Batteries:
 Newton and Thomas: Eubank. Mullin and Payne. Umpire. Hurst. Time 2:04
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-16

The race in the American League is even prettier than 1t was last year the Chicago White Sox have jumped into the lead and on the start of the eastern trip seem to be holding it :. Cleveland and the Athletics played q twelve-i inning tie yesterday and New York by beating Detroit takes second place, bare fractions almost only sep arating the three leaders.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-16

By taking both ends of the double header with Columbia yesterday and Savannah losing to Charleston, Angus ta is within a few points of the lead, and the series between Savannah and Augusta beginning today promises to prove vastly exciting.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-16

summary-Two base hit, Wallace. saoien bases, Jordan. c. Smith Saori- fee hits. C. Smith, winters, yoTaen; essn Q, Struck out. by Teller B: by Rea- gan l. Wild hitch, Zeller. Time, 1858. Umpire, Rudderham.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-16
COTTON STATES.
SOUTH ATLANTIC.
ToDAY's SCHEDULE.

Soufhern League Montgomery at Atlanta. Nashville at Birmingham. Shreveport at Little Rock.
 Memphis at New Orleans. American League Chicago at Boston. Detroit at New York. St Louis at Washington
 Cleveland at Philadelphia. National League. Brooklyn at Chicago, Boston at Pittsburg-
 New York at St. Louis.
 Philadelphia at Cincinnati American AssociatiOn-- Columbus at St. Paul. Toledo at Minneapolis. Indianapolis at Milwaukee.
 Louisville at Kansas City. Cotton stRtes--- Mobile at Gulfport. Vicksburg at Jackson. Baton Rouge at Meridian. south Atlantic. Savannah at Augusta. Columbia at Macon.
 Charleston at Jacksonville.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-16
TIE CAME
LITTLE ROCK AND MEMPHIS HAVE
 DRAW.
Allen Was Opposed to sUggs and the Long Fellow Did Better Than the More Experienced
 Egyptians.

Little Rock. Aug 15.--Little Rock and Memphis played an eight-inning tie today The game was called by agreement after the eighth inning to allow Memphis to catch a train for Now Orleans
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-16

Summary-Bases 9h ssr,,cL DHa,cL ntt' by ner,. ?; .off White, io struSA sIeSt on oTe bases. Mobile, 5: Meridian, |. stolen bases bases Huber. Wagner. Double plays. I.St ProHt. unassisted; White, Moore vrIite tG WFrEme' .rime I5 iI5 frmnire Earle. Game called at inc the end of the first half of the eighth on account of rain.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-16

Unless the Chicago Nationals run in- to a bunch of trouble they ought to have the pennant nailed down as they are at home for nearly a month. Pitts burg has not started her at home games in the most brilliant manner, only be- ing able to split the double header with Boston yesterday. while the Giants did not have chance to show what they will do on the last western trip rain preventing the game in St Louis.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-16
TOOK CLOSING GAME.
PIRATES BgNcHEp HITS IN SECOND
 INNING.
Dob Gilks's Men Went After Moxie Manuel in Early Part Of Com test and Pelfcnns Couldn't
 Catch Up.

Shreveport. La. Aug i5.-Shreveport took the closing game of the series from New Orleans. today by punching hits on Manuel in the secopd inning
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-16

Mobile has the Cotton States pennant virtually cinched, taking the Meridian games easily. They leave for a short road trip today. but 1t will take big string of defeats to affect their posi- tion.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-16
Pnner NH. Rnrnoh-

Ypsilanti. Mich. Aug. l5.-The Super for Mills of the Ypsilanti Paper Com pany burned today. Loss, $1O0,000.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-16
A FEW FOUL Tvps.
Last game for nearly a month.

New Orleans, Memphis and Atlanta are hooked up for second place. Birm- ingham starts a hard road trip Sunday and Shreveport Is at home for a long series. The pennant race is subject to radical changes within the next few weeks.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-16
FUNERAL NOTICE.

Friends and aequaintances of Mrs. H & Chadwick. and Rev and Mrs W s Meadows are invited to attend the fun
 sral of Mrs. Carrie D. Chadwick at Mt Zion. A. M K. Church, at 3 o'clock
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-16
ERRORS OF BARoNS
PUNCHING MIsCUEs COST LEADERS
 FIFE GAME.
Rip Reagan 0ntpitched Teller bnt the Hirmingham Performance Was Given Rocky Backing In the
 sixth TBBing.

Atlanta. Ga, August 15.--Birming- ham made three errors In the sixth inning which lost today's game for
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-16

This morning the local team leaves for Atlanta. where they play Thursday. Friday and Saturday. Sunday they open in New Orleans the first of a se- ries of fifteen scheduled games on the last western trip this season; On Sep tember they open at Athletic Park for thirteen scheduled games at home, Memphis closing the season here on September 15 as was the case last year the difference beinS that the flasco In the Birmingham games last week fans and the finish will not have that exciting flavor 1t did last year.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-16
ran and King and Walsh; Mcintyre and Bergen. Time. 1850. Umpires, Carpenter and Klem

ana BeTRen. 1lUi6, .OD. fCSf Carpenter and Klem
 Pittsburg. August i5--Pittsburg and Boston split even in a double header here today. Boston won the first game in the eleventh inning on a single, a base on balls and a two base hit In the second game Pittsburg hit the ball at will. Scores:
 First game:
 RH.E. Pittsburg 100 900 oso oo--s 9 g Boston . GOO 200 010 02--5 IS { Batteries:
 Lynch ,Phillippe and Gibson; Young and Needham. Time 2:10. Umpireg, Johnstone and Conway.
 Second game: Pittsburg ~ .1o2 OBI 22x-10 IS 0 Boston ...... ..102 0O1 Oo0-4 9 0 Batteries:
 Leifield and Phelps: Dorner and Brown. Time 1;55. Empires Johnstone and Conway.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-16

Summary-Left on bases. Montgom- cry, ,; Nashville. S. Two base hits. Frary, l. Three base fits. Mulianey. 1, pitch, Buchanan. Struck out, by Trib- ble, 8; Buchanan, 5, Sacrifice hits. Hausen. 1; McCann. 1. stolen bases. Bohannon, i. First base on errors, Montgomery. ?; Nashville, 1. Time Of game. g.. Umpire. Pfenninger.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-16

Bryan of for Spain. Paris. August 15.-William J. Bryan and his party left Paris today for Madrid.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-16
NArIoNAL LEAGUE.

Cincinnati, O.. Aug. l5-Ths feature of today's game between Clnclhna.l ia,.l ing steal of second base, while the ball was being thrown from the catcher 10 tbe nitcher. But one of the four hits made of Ewing went outside or ', tne n Sincinnati Siar11na ... .OO1 100 1o.-s ] PhiIadeiphla .OOo OO0 1oo-1 3
 Batteries-Ewing and Schlei; DHggle- by, Richie and Dooin. Iine' l'4z' CH'- pire Emslie.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-16

Chicago. Aug. 15:-Brown shut out Rrookiyn today with no runs and one hit for seven innings, the locals piling up ten scores on clean hitting. base- stealing and errors, Lnndgren pitched itors seven runs in the ninth. Score
 '''' R. H. F. Chicago ..... 4o2 oos 1loo..-lS lo. is , Brooklyn .. 900 0O0 OVi-- I
 Batteriea-Browns Lundgren and Mo
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-16

sWisemau out on foul punt.
 (x) Bats for Pusch ninth inning. Score by innings: Nashville .........00 001 900 001-2 Montgomery ........0 .000 100 000-l
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-16

Summary--Two base hits, Evans. Kennedy. Sacrifice hits, Kennedy. Byrne. Stratton. Hits, off Becker 6. In six innings: off Fisher 2 in three in nings. Struck out. by Becker, 2: by Fisher. 2; by Manuel. 3. Base on balls. pitcher. by Fisher 1. Wild pitch, Becker Double play. Manuel to Atz to O'Brien. Left on bases, Shreveport. B. New Orleans. 10 First on errors. Shreveport. 1; New Orleans. B. Time. 2;0o Empire. schuster.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-16

washinston. August 15.-WashinG- ton took advantage of the misplays or St Louis today and won
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-16

Score by innings Shreveport ........0 .05Q 900 00' New Orleans ......002 020 00(
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1906-03-13

We have printed big lot of Station.
cry for J. d. Vaughan to be used in in
Producing his new song book, "Golden
Songs of Glory" which is considered by
competent critics the best of the many
good books issued by this author.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1906-03-13

FOR RENT:-40 acres of land
Good Buildings, Big Spring, Garden,
$50 Fruit Trees, bearing Suitable for
Catalogues or any other Crop. For
Particulars see
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1906-03-13
pcck,uccd
y CGiIds,
9Rcol Sstol,.

DO the Real Estate Business place. Their h of dealing with M
buyer ana seller has won the confidence the people, anythn.
" sell you should see them They find the your deed free
you are going to buy it will surely have Bottom
Prices and that Title Write for printed matter i; 6
LOCKWOOD CtlILDS Lawrencebnrg, Tennessee
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1906-03-13

Messrs. l.. 0. Crane and A. NJ Och.
man have agreed to furnish us the Off
cial proceedings OF Cox and Patterson
conventions respectively and when they
do so we will give our readers the
statement on both sides.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1906-03-13

Mr.. A. M. Oehman writes, "Please
announce that full and complete re.
port of the proceedings of the Conyen
ton held in Lawrenceburg, Monday,
March g. 1906, will be furnished for
Fridays issue Of the Democrat"
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1906-03-13

The Crowson Cotton Mills are run.
ming now many families have moved in
and everything about the place is taking
on an air of bustling industry that
speaks volumes the public spirit and en-.
terprise Of w. S. Dustin the promoter.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-04-30

the implement and machinery account
was very large, totalling $59,108. Six
blowing engines were bought, and
three threshing engines and separa-
tors. Thirty-eight binders, So mowers,
20 disc harrows, Sc wagons, rs seed
drills, 40 sleighs, AZ pumps, IL gang
plows. 60 walking plows, 30 900 pounds
of Manila twine-these are some of the
items. The dry goods and commodity
account Is even more imposing. The
dry goods account was S31,695, the
hardware and crockery $13,954, the
footwear $5,961, the groceries $5,941.
The sundries account shows in what
up-to-date manner the Doukhobors
now do business. Included therein is
the repayment of a loan to the Bank of
British North America. $5O,5OO; tele-
grams $51.36; exchange on cheques
S46.25; while stationery and postage.
commissions on sales, school and road
taxes and other such items make the
account look like that of the most
modern business concern Incidentally.
this account bears evidence of the
splendid standing of the Doukhobors
among Canada's financial institutions,
for>the $5O,500 loan mentioned therein
was secured from the bank at 4 per
cent interest. How many other bust
ness institutions in Canada could Sc
cure SO large an advance at so low
an interest rate?
The asset and liability account
takes note onlysof property under the
direct control of the community COM
mittee, and does not include land held
in the names of individuals, or pro-
perty held by the villages. 1t in
cludes fifteen portable or traction
engines, eleven separators, four saw
mills. one planning mill. one hay press,
one brick machine, six grist mills,
cement brick making plant, with 27
acres of land, at Yorkton On this
there remains an unpaid balance of
S60,1SO.
When it is remembered that five
years ago between seven and eight
thousand Of the people were put down
in three districts of Western Canada.
with no capital but strong hearts and
willing hands, not one in thousand
having even the faintest knowledge
of English speech of Canadian law,
or modern methods of business or ag-
riculture. whom more than two cen
turtles of rapine, pillage and oppres-
sion had taught to regard all organ
lied governments as tyranny. whose
property had been repeatedly confis-
Gated. whose women had been NAL
treated, whose leaders condemned to
Siberian mines, and who had in sue
cessive years been driven, at the point
of Cossack lances, to perish in the
depth of winter on the snowy slopes
of the Steppes-when these things are
thought of. the advance made by the
Doukhobors in those five years, is one
of the sociological wonders OF modern
times.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-04-30
Cannda,s Immioranfs.

w. T. r. Preston, Canadian commits
sioner of emigration in London, has
lately given out some figures respect
ing the successful efforts of his home
government to encourage emigration
from Great Britain to Canada. Canada
wants population. and she goes about
getting it in very practical way. A
net bonus of $l.75 per head is given by
the government to every emigration
agent in Great Britain for people sent
to Canada to settle the land. Mr.. Pres
ton finds wherein the total cost to the
government is figured up that canada
pays more than twice as much per
head for British agricultural emigrants
as for those from the Continent
Five years ago Canada was receiving
fraction over IL per cent, of the
yearly total of from 10000 to 10000
emigrants from Great Britain to North
America. Now she receives over so
percent of the much larger total. In
these five years the number of British
emigrants to Canada has increased
from 5000 annually to $4,000. Evil
IDENTIFY our Northern neighbor knows
how to settle her problem as to popu-
lation, and her Northwest, at the
same time and by the same means.