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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-04-07
The PITCHER

"In my opinion" said Pitcher wild
BIZ Donovan. of Detroit. tho other
day. "thc hitting this year will he
lighter than ever before In the biz
leagCes. American League pitchers.
and uuitG n few National League pitch.
Grs, have almost reached the perfect
mara, and the man who can clOut the
sphere for something over 800 average
these days Is getting all there is In
the willow out OF Il. OF course the
team that a man Is travelling with
means a great deal concerning his
average. II he is travelling with n
championship team he is compelled to
face the ilrst.strlng twisters each day,
while II he IL n member of second
rate nine he is allowed q crack at the
Wtcbcrs that the teams are trying out.
The man on a FIRST division team that
IL hitting for 300 or bcttcr IL fast
enough for any team In tho country.
The members Of the second division
team do not deserve so much credit.
but even nj that tho man that day In
and day out can hit tho ball for 300 Is
good. There are few easy marks In
the big leagues lust now. and the man
on the firing line has n curve or two
II he Is a second.srlng artist. The
foul strike rule, of course. has helped
thc pitchers the last few years. and
has been the means Of tho now men
In the league making good, but there
nro other elements that has caused the
decrease in batting. The Introduction
Of tho spit ball has had lot to do
with the falling or In batting. II Is n
hard ball To connect with and still
| harder to place. But worst of all.
when player does succeed In hit
| ting II on the nose Il does not travel
nj the rate that the other curve balls
will. It's hard enough to hit a fast
curve, but when they have perfected a
ball that Is not only n puzzle to meet,
but will not travel when the player
has succeeded In connecting with II.
II Is readily seen that the batter in the
big leagues IL up against II. That the
curve ball has come to stay there Is
no doubt. but ! think that some OF
the twists that the pitchers used last
year will not be so popular In a year
or so Ball players, like everyone else
are In the game for the money, and
when they realize that certain curve
will cut off 10 years of their playing
life they will be more than willing to
let that particular curve alone. There
are certain muscles In the arm that
can be used for years without any
great injury while others will not
stand the strain for half the time. In
the use of the spitball the results have
proven to the satisfaction Of pitchers
using II that Il Is no the ball that will
keep men in the game for any number
of years.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-04-07

No new discovery has attracted more
attention In the scientific world than
that made by X. Loo Minkcs Of Rochcs-
ter. N. Y. Mr.. Mingcs Ia TO short men
and women what the great wizard, Edi-
son. Is to electricity. lie has gathered
more information relative to bone,
muscle and sincw than any one else In
existence. Making people grow tall
has been n hobby with Mir. Minges for
years, and the results he has accom-
plished are startling to high degree.
by his method every man or woman
not over 80 years Of age can he made
to grow from two to five inches I'm
height, and any one older than that
may increase his height perceptlbly.
His method has the Endorsement OF
leading physicians, aud, seyeral prom
inspt ,bducatiohaG th1saL1ions have
adopted II for tho better physical dcvcl-
like H to increase nc RlRlxySs should Go%ia
read the book WITCH tells hhow this
remarkable discovery swis male and
reveals to y6u the' secrets or how TO
grow tall, II ~ free2 'sYounAre not
asked to 'spendrR sinelsdcedt, and IL
you desirell IT, woi,witll aend you the
Statements II of h.hnnSreisnwii have
grown from two toGlivedin0hes In
height hyrfollowiDR thislmeihod. The
results are qpIokly accomplished Many
haye grown ,asnmntah Sb jhoH inches
~ two mopths. ,sHhere, tSpo inconven-
ienee, ny, drugs ppr meglcippss Rp oper-
s ss.Ic S MSES tgS 1I}}SstSR ga sci;
and harmless dy.,'fo,E Most init.
mate friends ne6a not kn6wg Mbat you
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-04-07
SHORT HAIRED

There is discord in the Fight Trust
IN San Francisco.
Charley Ncnrey of Milwaukee is
looking for match with Eddie Han.
Ion.
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Hook Reyes and RUFF Turner have
been matched TO fight at Colma.
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Fred. Landcrs has been signed to
box Maurice sayers at 1876 pounds.
They will meet In Milwaukee.
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Jack Twin" Sullivan wants to box
Jack O'Brien for the championship.
Cans wants n whack ut Sullivan.
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Young Critic. the once great fighter,
is now hopeless wreck. lie has been
Jailed.
Attell and Noill will fight for the
bantamwoight championship in Los
Angeles on April Goth.
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II Is quite possible that OBricn and
Berger will be matched to meet in
May.
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Tommy Burns put out two men in
the same night at San Diego recently.
Each lasted about half a round.
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Kid Parker and Maurice Thompson
fought twenty rounds at Spokane re.
Gently.
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n"Joc Cans and RUFF Turner havO
boon matched to box In Sacramento
nj 30 o. UI I'm n ~ .......
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-04-07
GOLF CLUB DOINGS

dThere viii, be, q, fomsome golf turn.
rnametnIat the, MQanalua course tomor.
iowl and 1T lopls AZ lif every driver.
IN This city Will be on hand TO
,ES,rAA vim ppG lof the ,stsins thh BIT are
offered as lpri4eSI This isthe first
soursqme il Sompetitl0p that has been
sGhSdulsd, iori, some ltime and u " he.
Ing lgqkGd iprRaTil ~, by all golfers.
The drawing, VIII take place at the
club house nj 10 a. m. The players
Observation-Disclosures: that
N. high and lpR handicap men. in the
mash q law AND high man will play
as partners and by such an arrange
mont equal matches will result. There
wiH>bun s0c.-tnrrancc re charged and
his money will assist in paying for
the prizes.
Owing to the fine condition Of the
course and especially the greens some
good playing Is looked for.
The next match at these links Will
be on April 22d, when the big White
Rock cup will be up as IA prize. This
will always be The biggest monthly
event In gclinE circles. Players are
practising steadily for this event.
Following are the matches that arc
TO be played on the Moanalua links
this year
May 2Oth-Mcdal play competition.
May 3lst-Entries close for match
play tourney.
August l2th-Bogey competition.
October 2lst--F oursome match.
December 9TH Medal play.
This affords many good tournaments
for the aspiring golfer and they will
all bc looked forward to with interest.
The Manoa club. which has been the
most popular course for the last two
years. has only few more days tn
live. II Is expected that building will
commence ON those links IN n few
days. II Is Qnl,o possible that there
viii he one huge match before this
course Is given up.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-04-07
SPORTING GOSSIP

Stanford University has chosen
Jimmy flanagan, the former coach of
the football team, TO coach the Rugby
team that will he placed In the field In
1906.
Outdcldcr ROthgeb, the University
of Illinois player, who started last sea.
son with Washington and wound up
with Baltimore. has signed with the
Chicago Nationals.
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Tho Grand National Steeplechase of
1850 soyoreigns, a handicap for 5-year-
old5 and upwards, about miles and
$50 yards. was run on the 30th OF
March at the Liverpool spring meet
Ing and was won by Prince Hatzfeldts
Ascctics' Silver, Red Lad was second
and Phil May was third. Twenty.
three horses started
u u u
The Stockton Y. NJ. c. A. won the
California State championship at Bias.
ketball.
C. b. Parsons, the crack Yale run,
ner, win enter into the athletic games
at Athens. Lawson Robertson of the
Irish.American Athletic Club, Paul II.
Pilgrim of the N Y. A. C., ThOs. Il.
Cronan OF Boston and Francis b. Con.
nelly will also enter.
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"Dutch" Meier of Princeton stands
a good chance TO make the Pittsburg
baseball team.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-04-07
BALL GAME TODAY

There will he baseball game on
the Punahou campus today Mt 2 o'clock
between the y. 4. G. League team and
Oahu College. This game should
prove n hard match ms both teams mp
pear well matched.
Yesterday there was n game be.
tween tho oahu College and the 10th
Infantry. After a well-contested
game the bluecoats came on victorious
with score of ca. r..Ea
The soldiers played a good game all
w w vat ,glclt.ifnG
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-04-07
FIGHTERS GO TO MAUI

o. Dick Sullivan. Jack McFadden and
Kill VioIrra departed on the Claudine
for Maui yesterday In company with
tho l.. a. C, show. II II Is proposed to
travel with the show and give spar
ring exhibitions. This viii be quite an
attraction to the show and Il will give
the Islanders a chance to see real 1.-Two
pugs. in action. ugruI .p s,.r SOL .
McFadden was not anxious TO take
The trip and was only persuaded by
receiving a round-trip ticket. Swim
ming Is bad" said Jack. ~ don't like
the idea of getting stranded or ma
rooned on one Of those Islands. -. The
glove artists should make quite hit
on the other ISLANDS.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-04-07
CATHOLIC CHURCHES.

The Catholic Church of ST. John the
Baptist, Kalihl-waena. In charge of
Rev. Father Clement. Tomorrow, April
Sth. Palm Sunday, $3.50 u. M. high
mass. distribution Of palms blessed,
sermon. collection, Sunday school. p.
m, Rosary.
The Catholic Church OF st. Joseph,
Moanalua, In charge of Rev Father
Clement, Tomorrow, April Sth. Palm
Sunday, II n. M, high mass. dstribu-
ton OF palms sermon, collection. Sun
day school. 3 y. M, stations of the
Cross.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-04-07
THE SALVATION ARMY.

There will be meetings In the Saliva
tion Army hall, corner King and Nun.
anu streets. tomorrow as follows:
Holiness meeting ut 1880 a. IN,
Bible class and Sunday school at
p. m.
Young Peoples Legion at O y, III,
Salvation meeting ut y p. m.
Mrs. Adjt, Bamberry and Captain
Ship will have charge. The YounG
Peoples meeting will be, led by Miss
Flora Canon. Everybody cordially in
yited.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-04-07
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING

There will be,a meeting OF those who
have subscribed for stock In the Hotel
Baths. At this meeting a board of di-
rectors and officers will be elected Tor
the first year. There is more interest
taken in the new project each day and
the subscription list will soon close.
With 75-foot tank the boys will
have chance to do some record
breaking. with fresh water faster
time can be made.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-04-07

Tuthill. the trainer of the New York
Giants. has lost his job.
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A saddle horse was recently sold at
auction In New York for SliO0. VIM.
g. Rockefeller was the successful bid.
der.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-04-07
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.
Entered for Record Apr. 6, 1906,

S" ~ NeSo'u APT " iooo,
fro m1o:3o a. m. to 4 p. m.
FIRST Bank OF Hilo Ltd TO Henrietta
q Quincy and hsb ,.,........ Rel
Henrietta G Quincy and hsb to First
Bank of iiilo Ltd ................M
McCandless Bldg Co Ltd, So. Notice
Paauhau Sgr Pltn Co to Territory of
Hawaii .................. .Agrmt
Mrs X Loo Nee by atty to York
Tin ct al
Ho Yuen Soy to All Leong ..... .CM
John j Hayery to VIM l. Hopper. ID
Entered for Record Apr 7, 1906,
From 9 a. m. to 10:30 a. m.
VIM Olepau and as tr and VT To Hen
ny Smith tr ....,... .,........M
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-04-07

In honor of the birthdays OF Messrs
Walter and |. Dillingham;, Mr., and Mrs
Schultz entertained at dinner ON Thurs
day evening. The exquisite table dec
orations and japanese pink bamboo
and cherry blossoms being most daint
lily introduced upon the embroidered
cloth of pink linen. Among those pres
ont were besides the guests Of honor:
Mrs. Helen Noonan. Mr., and Mrs Per-
cy Benson. Miss Helen Kitchen and Mr..
Robert htkingon b'I Hp-
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-04-07
LOST.

Ladies gold watch and chain Initials
ST. A. 3. RcwatNi HI this'Hfice "a
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-04-07

AC Fine Job Printing at the Bull
lett. office.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-04-07
-.

A meeting or the Daughters Or Hh-
wall. held at the residence Of Mrs
Corey on Thmrsduy, shows that the so.
ciety Is doing something. A tablet Is
soon TO be erected by them 10 COM
memorhte the battle of Nuuanu An
Interesting feature Of the meeting was
the report Of the committee. Mrs. Ellen
A. Weaver and Mrs Pc. Jones and tho
adoption OF an inscription for the
stone. The committee will next decide
upon "A suitable spot for the mark OF
mis- Great historic evrnt3""..afso,
through their committee. Mrs. Irene II
Holloway, and Miss Anna Al. Paris, sew
eral Hawaiian names have been sub
mitted to the Superintendent of Public
Works for his approval. The first on
the list. LiholihO will by his courtesy,
he bestowed upon the old pail road,
Hereafter that road will be known by
q name that has belonged to two kings
OF the Kamehameha line. Several new
members were received by unanl-
nous vote and the anniversary meet
Ing, to take place on the Both of April,
partly social In Its nature. promises TO
be one OF interest.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-04-07

Pansics. 7j cents hox; strong plants
in bloom now. End door south of
Camp Mckinley. Leahi Ave-. Wal.
kiId, 3Si9.1w
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-04-07
SITUATIONS WANTED
FOR SALE.

Fine corner lot in Maklki. CURLING,
water, fruit and ornamental trees
and all improvements. Two min.
utos' walk from cars and Punahou
College. Address X. T.. this office.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-04-07

Cheap - Home near Park, Waikiki.
Address Il. S. X. Bulletin.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-04-07

Weekly Bulletin 81 per year,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-04-07

The funeral OF Mrs. Wilhelmine
Schmidt, beloved wife of II. w,
Schmidt. took place on Tuesdpy the
Bird instant. from the German Church.
Pastor Felmy eloquently officiating
The floral tributes Were many and
beautiful. The body was inferred In
the Schmidt family plot I'm Nuuanu
valley. The pall bearers were: Messrs.
j. f. Hackfeld, w. Pfotenhauer II.
Schultze. II. Won Damn, u. Lemke, H..
Gchrlng. Mrs Schmidt is mourned by
prominent families In Germany and
Switzerland and by her large family
here.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-04-07

Mrs. Clarence Ashford was the host
oss OF n most enjoyable luncheon on
Friday in honor OF Mrs. Henry Lyon.
Among those present were Mrs. s. VI.
Parker. Mrs. Raymond de u. Layard
Mrs. Fuller. Mrs. Wilder. Mrs. Chas
Wilder. Mrs. stackabIe. Mrs. Hustin,
Miss Mcintyre, and Miss Young. After
luncheon the guests played cards.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-04-07
TO LET.

Cheapest. poulest, furnished tsons IN
city. Helen's Court, Adams lane.
.. .t,.',.., 322a.tf
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-04-07
SOCIAL NOTES

Additional Social News on Pare 3.
Major Fuller and family expect togo
to Washington in few months much
to the regret OF their friends. DIR. Ros-
sitter has already received his orders TO
depart. Both he and his wife have
Deen very prominent in golIing circles
as well rs society in general
4 4
DR.. Taylor is still III In his apart
ments at the Young with trained
nurse.
Mr.. John II. Bliss Is III at the Moana
hotel.
Mrs. Kelly, Miss Judd and DR.. Emily
Noble departed for the Coast on the
Sonoma.
Mrs. Rudolf Slattery gave pleasant
reception at the Alexander Young for
Mrs. Graves and Miss Graves on Mon
day afternoon.
DR.. Walter Maxwell, so well and fav-
orably known here. arrived from New,
Zealand for a few weeks vacation.
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Mr.. and Mrs. A. ID. Taylor are living
at their new residence In Upper Manoa
valley.
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Lady Alexander. who visited here
two years ago. is in Hongkong.
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Mrs. Edgar Wood sailed for her
home In Halifax on the Moana. Shr
expects to return in August.
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-04-07

Roller polo has been started in San
Francisco.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-03
UP GOES PIG IRON
NOW SELLING FOR TWENTY-TwO
 DOLLARS PER TON.
Agents of Manufacturing Concerns Crowd Birmingham District and Are Willing To Pay Almost
 Any Reasonable Price.

Birmingham, Nov. 2--(Special. .)-Pig iron quotations took on another ad- vance today. No. ? Foundry. spot iron, being quoted at $22 per ton.
 David Evans, selling agent with headquarters in Chicago. .came here last evening with commission to purchase five hundred tons No. soft iron, immediate delivery. He sought the product and could only get 125 tons and was given d price of $22. The statement was made in iron cir cles that before the end of another week the prices would go to $23 per ton, perhaps more.
 Iron for delivery during the second quarter of the coming year sold to- day at $18.50 per ton, No. Foundry, and for delivery during the first quar- ter of 1907 at $20 per ton.
 The production is not improving any at all. J. s. Bowling. representing the J. I. Case Threshing Machine Com pany fChicago. is in Birmingham. seeking to make contracts for from one to two thousands tons of iron. deliv- cry during the second quatrer of the year. The business will be placed be- fore he leaves the district.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-03
A bishop's chair. massive and hand

A bishops chair, massive and hand some, of oak. bearing a orass plate with the inscription. In loving mem ory of Nicholas Hammer Cobbs, first Bishop of Alabama Born February '' 17S6; consecrated goth of october, 1S44; died January Huh. ls61." "An IsraeIite, indeed, in whom was no guile"
 A rectors chair, same style as the Bishops chair, with a brass plate, an tnls inscription, "ln loving memory oi the Rev. John Avery, D. D.. servins in the Diocese of Alabama. Born Jan uary l3, 1876; died January, 1887. A man full Of faith and of the Holy Ghost
 On the altar, a chds'e ar d beauti : full brass prayer book rests on whicn was inscribed, ITO the glory of God and Tn loving memory of John Ham ner Cobbs. Born February l5, 1868: edid January 15, 1906. l live by ths faith of the Son of 9od.
 Few men in the State rad move warm friends than John Cobbs, and many will remember his perpetua- kindness and good works.
 Many Greensborians ..ttended last night the crystal wedding of MT. ana Mrs. Charles Walker at Faunsdaie and all pronounce 1t a brilliant afian
 Hon. and Mrs. z. NJ. Inge of Mo bile and pr and Mrs. 4ood.oe of De mopolls are among the guests wh) have arrived to attend tnS Is rhngton- Johnson nuptlals.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-03
CIVIL DOCKET COMPLETED.
Town of Wetumpka Has New Manu
 featuring Industry.

Wetumpka, Nov. 2.-(SpeclaL)-ihe civil docket of the Circuit Court has been completed. No court will be held on Monday and Tuesday of next week on account Of the election.
 Wetumpka has new industry that will prove of material aid in improv- ing the town. A firm of cement work CTS have constructed tiling plant with a capacity of 200 tiles per day.
 Quite a number of Wetumpkians will attend the marriage of Leon R. Robi- son and Miss May Belle Shackleford in Birmingham next week. The wedding will occur on Thursday but most of the attendants will go up on Wednes- day to attend a dinner and dance given in honor of the bride.
 Alba Lull of Pont.ca. Mich. is visit ing his parents, Judge and Mrs. Cabot I.ull in East Wetumpka.
 MT. and Mrs. F.. w. Lull and little daughter are spending some time at Pass Christian. MT. LulPs health Is impaired and he Is recuperating in the salt air.
 Mrs. H. R. Golson was at home to the ladies of the Card Club on Thurs day afternoon.
 The ladies of the Methodist Church have begun preparations for bazaar to be given in the near future.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-03
GYMNASIUM FOR UNIVERSITY.
Material Placed on Campus for Erec-
 tiOn of Building.

Greensboro, Nov. 2.-tSpeciaI .)--It looks as though well equippei l gymnasium at the Southern University Is to be reality in ths near future. as the work of placing building ma terials on the campus is already be- gun.
 Captain Hobson lectures Tn the op- era house here November 3 at S:30 o'clock D. m in the H. crest Of the University. The entire proceeds will be donated to the permanent endow ment fund. Captain Hobson always manifests the deepest interest in this. his Alma Mater, and has prepared Il special lecture for this occasion.
 Mrs Nj. K. Finn died at the resi- dence of her daughter -Irs. H. A. Taylor on Tuscaloosa street and was buried from tn" Methodist Churc" yesterday. Mrs. Finn was widow of the late A. r. Finn, a substanti Il and respected citizen of Hale county.
 She was a prominent member of the Methodist Church. Mrs. Fllnn leaves one daughter, Mrs. H. A. Taylor ! sister. Mrs, Sadler and brother. Dr w. K. Brown, of Texas.
 At the All Saints" service yester day in St. Paul's Episcopal Churhc. Rev. ii. II. Cobhs. rector. called thu attention of the congregation to three memorials that had been placed in the church, to Bishop Cobbs, Rev John Avery, D. D., and Joan Hammer Cohhs. son of Rev. H. A. tobbs, wh1 died m Mexico last January.
 Dr. Cohbs said as Bishop Cobbs was consecratcd In this church, 1t seemed proper to have his memorial here. Dr. Avery he said, was rector of "St. Johns in the prairies," and did mis- sionary work here, and that as his descendants were such faithful work CTS in this church. it seemed fitting to have hls memorial here also.
 The memorials are as follows:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-03
IN GOOD CONDITION.
Auburn Is Ready for It's Battle With
 

Auburn. Nor. z.-(Spec iaD-The foot ball team seems in good condition for the gamt with the Tech in Atlanta to- morrow The men came out of the Sewanee game without any injury and have been putting in good practice du- ring the week.
 The only change in tomorr0w's line up will be that of right end, which will be played by Batson who was out of the game with Sewanee. Auburn eX- poets to win against Tech with small score.
 Perhaps the game which wil be of greatest interest during the season will be the one with the University of Ala bama in Birmingham. November l7, 4 large number from Auburn will attend this game. as there seems to h" great CT rivalry with Tuscaloosa thar any other team.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-03
NEGRO CHILD USED COCAINE.
Eight old Girl Said to Have Been
 Enticed From Home.

Willie Smith. an eight-year-old ne- gro girl, was arrested at an early hour yesterday morning, in company with Lavonia Hinton. a negro woman. nineteen years old. in whose company she Is said to have been for the past two or three days. under the influ- ence of cocaine. The woman was drunk" from the drug. and the child was well under its influence.
 The arrest was made by Patrolmen Haynie and Cantey. on Monroe street. at the request of an old negro woman. q neighbor of the girl and her moth CT. who wanted the Hinton woman ar rested for enticing the child from home. That 1t developed. could not well be done. and 1t Is likely that a charge of vagrancy will be laid against the woman, who is still confined in iall
 The girls mother is said to be quite III at her home. and unable to care