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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-03-09
Marriage Licenses issued.

Marriage licenses were issued from the
probate clerks office yesterday as follows:
T. NJ. johnson of Warrior TO Miss Hasel
Tine Crane.
r. j. Thomas of Virginia City to Miss
Stella Meeks.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-03-09
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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-03-09
THE WEATHER

Washington, March S-Forecast for Ala
bama Fair Saturday and Sunday, light
TO fresh south winds on the coast.
Mississippi: Partly cloudy Saturday,
probably showers and warmer in north
portion: Saturday partly cloudy, light
to fresh south winds on the coast.
Local Weather Data.
Birmingham, March s, p. IN.
Maximum temperature ................ Al
Minimum temperature -. ............ 5S
Mean tennnerat,lre ...... "a
Normal temperature ............. %
Excess of temperature since Janu-
arv1 ................. 2S3
Rainfall since p. m. yesterday VI
Rainfall since January I ...........lO.02
Deficiency of rainfall since Janu-
arv - ...... ....... 1. 40
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-12-13

Lee Todd is here from Abba today.
A. B. Berger, has very sick baby.
Sidney Smith wasin Wyandott yes
terday.
.J.Howard and wife, Of Chaffee are
here today
t. Z. Englehart is in Bluejacket to-
day on business.
Wm.SImms returned from st. Louis
this morning.
\ J A. Thompson has four Gne farms
to, sell near Vinita. ~
Mrs IT. G. Cowan left last evening
for q visit in St. Louis.
VIM. Wilson, the Adair lumberman
is here today on business
Louis zeno had i lot Of new lights
putin his store yesterday.
VIM. Washburn and Tobe Blackburn
came in last eve from SpavinAw.
Attorney d. G. Elliot, Of Chelsea is
here today on professional business.
d. j. HARRISON OF Ratcliff-Sanders
wholesale house at Tulsa is here today
ON business. tas gas
Mrs. H. L. Catlin returned last
evening from two months visit in
Nebraska.
Nai .. rff
Oce Trott returned last evening from
a visit with his daughter Mrs. r. A.
Abury, at Alton,
J. w. Johnson is building a new
house for Jack Morris, on his farm 8
miles N. w. of Vinita.
Miss Eula Taylor, who has been the
guest of Mrs. w. W. Stats, went to
Chelsea last evening.
The Township Board, OF Craig Go.
will meet at the County Attorneys
Office Tomorrow afternoon at 1870
Mrs, D. W. Bottenfeld returned
from Carthage, Mo-, this morning
where she has been visiting relatives
Mrs. Freeman Nidiffer, Of Fairland
who was operated on at the hospital
few days ago, is gettidg along very
nicely.
Joseph Hunt, Sr,, came in last night
VIA, Muskogee from a visit with his
daughter, Mrs. c. L. Harnage, at Ia
lala.
Brooks Campbell and ]. A. stroud,
two prominent business men Of Welch
we're ia town today. Mr. Stroud made
the ChIeftain pleasant call
The Daily Chieftain is getting into
all Of the r. r. D. Routes throughout
the country. The farmers like to read
daily papers just as well as town folks,
and they are going 70 do it. Let us
have more Rural Routes
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-12-13

Mrs. Jackson, mother OF T. A. jack
son returned home TO Alton this morn.
ing.
VIM Abbercrumbie came In from
Spavinaw and went to Springfield last
night to buy goods.
A. J. Thompson is back from Big
Babin. He reports Miss Cora Brown
as having the smallpox.
j. w. Woodall and wife, Of Welch,
we're in the city yesterday buying
furniture for their new home.
Tom Thomas and family have re-
turned from Sapulpa and will move
soon to their farm near Kelso.
Richard Fitzgerald, a democratic
wheel horse from near Welch was here
today and while here subscribed for
the Daily Chiettain.
w. G Milan, County Commissioner
from Rogers County is here today to
make arrangements with the y. s.
authorities to keep their prisoners
Rev. Cantrell, the new pastor Of the
M. Il church, and Presiding Elder J..
B. Mcdonald made the Chieftain a
pleasant call today Rev. Mcdonald
returned last night from Guthrie and
tomorrow will furnish the Chieftain
with some interesting reading con
corning state institution.
Jaller Wilkerson's horse played a
good prank on him this morning. Just
before day he began kicking the side
of the barn which caused the old war
veteran to tear out In his nightclothes
20 see what the trouble was. He did
not know it was showing until he got
out.
"A. A. Barker, one Of the county |
commissioners was detained at home |
last evening on account Of a school
Meeting that was held there last night. |
He says they held a meeuing in re-
sponse to the call OF Supt Fl. w. G. |
Shelton and will have their delegates
at the meeting here tomorrow.
A Kansas City man drew his saw
ings Two hundred dollars-in curren-
cy, from the bank at the first rumOr
of money panic, took it home and
hid it about the house. A few days
ago his house caught fire and his mon
ey was burned up. He says now he
wishes he'd left it in the bank.
Banks may not always be absolutely
safe, but as rule they have an edge
over the old sock as a safe storage for
surplus cash.
We've got it: Wen get il, or it's not
In tOwn. Pure Food GrsceU, Phone
1853.
am on the market for fat hogs,
21tf IT. Gunter.
Petty thieves have been busy d
great deal of late over in the Mars
among other things stolen,
were chops, corn, harness and chickens.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-12-13
lFirst Publiahed Nav. IA 1oO7.l
Warning ORDER.

In we Untaed Heaeeu ccsnmissaaa aK's Oousa ~
Waits, ~ the 1nd. Commia fonar's distna6t.
y ne AeEthmEn Dbtlot Of indian TeeH1e0xy
JssepA Hunt, plaintiff.
4t W. No aoGH
D. 8 NinAaei, defendant.
The defendant, ID. 8. MAaham, IL wawnad 40
appear in this oouxt within thivtY days And a..
swer The eomEssint Of tAs plaina9. JssaDh
Hune s1
Thomas J. R~RxE.
Geo. \. MeCullowwA, Attorney f0a PAnintiR.
~ n, Pasoaeso AtaDFncy nor Naa-DSsiasnt Do.
nDndAHA
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The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-12-13
Local Happenings

Red Feather tonight.
Seymour Riddle is in Muskogee to
day.
Fowler can make your photos for
Xmas.
Leonsrd Trainer is here from Chel-
sea.
The latest in folder photos at Fowl
er'a
Mayor Cash, Of Blueiacket Is here
today.
Now for good old fashioned whice
Christmas. ... .---~--.s .A. r
our merchants are displaying a nice
line Cf holiday goods 'a
\ N, w. e. Dodson and Earnest Johnson
nhre here from Chelsea.
Morris Knight returned from
Bartlesville last night,
Tie county commissioners Of Craig
County net again today 81
Miss Maggie warner y VlsieinS aO
Claremore for few days. sal
Henry and Elmer Barker came down
from Kinnison yesterday.
David wilson, OF Adair was doing
some shopping here today.
Joe Wheat returned from business
Grip to Chelsea this morning.
EMS Burlington is here from Table
ouah visiting T, M. Burlington.
John d. Miller and D. G. Elliott
came down from Chelsea today.
Miss Nora Moore, Of Alton is IN the
city, the guest Of Miss Mamie Garri-
son.
Mrs. Edward Fl. Brady left last night
on a visit to her parents at Welch'
Okla
VIM. Barnes, a prominent farmer Oh
weIch was transacting business here
yesterday.
For the first time this winter moth
er Earth was covered with the beauti-
ful last night.
Lovers Of a good show should not
Axail to see Red Feather at the Audi
forum tonight.
w. @. Lennox came down from
WEIGH today to visit the family OF I.
A. Jackson.
Nm. Smith and T.. B. Wood came
ID from Chelsea this morning enroute
TO Muskogee.
Bert Lennox returned to Welch last
evening after few days visit with
T. "A. jackson.
Read the ads 10 the Chleftain. Itl
will paw you. The advertiser is the
man that is pushing the town.
The following gentlemen were
registered at the Cobb last evening
j. 7. Custin, Grove, and M. Dodson,
Chelsea.
The Daily Republic is the name OF
bright and newsy daily recently es-
tablished at Ell Reno, Oklahoma.
Long live the Republic.
Ren Williams said he sold every
thing at big price over across Grand
river last Monday. Evidently they |
hadn't heard Of the panic yet.
The Christmas edition Of the Her
aid Democrat at Sloan Springs, Ark,
is certainly a dandy. Lots OF big
Advertisements and highly illustrated.
The Fair and Watsons Racket store
are certainly showing complete line
Of toys and holiday goods. Christmas
shoppers should rot overlook this fact
in making the rounds.
Nanny Bean was given trial be-
lore Judge Frear this afternoon and
was found guilty of larceny. Be wss
given a sentence of 30 days at hard
labor In the Craig County jail and
|sl0O fine and cost.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-04-11
THE DIAM O N D
MORE STARS
 ARE HERE
Harry Durant Has Ten Men Now on Hand Ready to Begin
 Spring Pratice.

There will be no baseball here on Friday with Fall River as was ex- pected. Snow covers the baseball field and the grounds will be in no condition for play and it Is doubtful if they will be in proper shape in a week The City Amateur league games scheduled for Sunday may also go by the boards but the managers will wait until Saturday to see just how matters stand. Several more of the local players for the state league team arrived here yesterday. They are the premier twirler Eddie Farley and our old friend Mike McAndrews, Lewis and O'Donnell, pitchers, and Curtiss an infielder. All look spick and span and ready to play the best game they ever did. Manager Du- rant is prancing like two year old colt and consigning horace Johnson to all kinds of bad places. He is afraid that the players who are now arriving daily will thrive too heartily on the porter house steaks, blue points on the half shell. ice cream and free lunches and will be too fat when the season opens The players are not kicking. they are just eating, drinking, water of course, and sleep ing and they hope Horace Johnson will thrive and do we'll for many years to come.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-04-11
POLO
POLO READY FOR
 THE BENEFIT Bridgeport Here To-Morow Night For the Last Game of the
 Season.

The big benefit game of polo takes place to-mofrow night and the best
 team in the league Will compete with the second best. Bridgeport is com ing up here for the last time this season, and in fact it will be the last game played anywhere this season. Waterbury will work. hard to get that game for it means the second posi- tion. It will be battle royal for
 Manager Simmons has said that he
 wants to wind up with victory and take all the honors. All the fans should get out and give the local players corking good benefit.
 Down in Bridgeport they turned out two thousand strong they liked their team so we'll. We ought to do just
 as well and we probably will. Get your seats now, and then you can come at any old time to the rink. There will be fast preliminary game also that will keep you inter- tested. Company G of this city, the champions of the City Amateur Polo league will meet the Graphophones of Bridgeport, the champions of that
 city. The G boys will also be pre- sented with medals in flowery and
 eloquent speech by President John
 Hayden. Get down to the game any
 way, and see the wind-up.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-04-11
HANNIFTN AND BURKE. They Have Been Relegated to the
 Minor League Teams.

Captain Billy Hayward of New Ha- ven received letter from Jack Han- nifin last Saturday in which the lat ter says that both he and Burke will not play with the Giants this season. Says Hannifin: T expect to go 10 Newark and will probably cover sec ond base, as Bill Gilbert shows no signs of reporting and has even gone so far as to say that he will not play minor league baseball"
 Hannifin has been doing great work with the Giants on their recent trip to the coast and the metropolitan press spoke highly of his ability. Manager McGraw. of the Giants. however, pins bis faith on the old timer, Tommy Corcoran. who is slated to cover the second station.
 Frank Burke. the other old New Haven player with the Giants, will be farmed out to Baltimore. says Hanni- fin, and Burke is in much better con dtion this season than when playing here last year.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-04-11
POLO WHITES.
Ready for the benefit,

Ready for the benefit. Bridgeport here tomorrow night.
 Company c and the Graphophones will fight for the amateur champion ship of the state as preliminary.
 Pretty tough when the fans of a city get so disgusted with a team that they hurl eggs at the players, as was done to New Haven at Wallingford.
 It will be the last time you will have chance to root this season and everybody should be out to root for a victory for Waterbury. The more rooting there is the faster will be the game.
 Next season will see this league one of the fastest in the country. Every manager will make an effort to get all the stars that are not already gobbled up. Springfield and Holyoke will be in line and it is believed that the Wallingford team and franchise will go to Meriden.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-04-11
MERTEs WINS HIS CASE.
Ball Player Free if Bostons Do Not
 Pay Him e4.OOO.

Cincinnati. April 1.-The decis- ion of the national base ball com mission in the case of "Sandovs Mertes. the ball player. was pub lished yesterday. It is to the effect that unless the St Louis or the Bos- ton Nationals pay Mertes's salary of 5000 he becomes a free agent to- day.
 Mertes was transferred from St Louis to Boston on the understand ing that he was to receive 5000 a year. Tn February he received a con tract from the Boston club calling for a salary of s2.40o a year. He refused to sign the contract and ap- pealed to the national commission. contending that he should receive el.eoe for the coming season or be declared a free agent The commis- sion decided In his favor and he vfII be free to sign with whom he pIezses n the Boston club does not tender him contract calling for s4.oes by this morning. or If the St Louis club fails to gnarante esgch salary
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-04-11
The Value of Water,

Medically. the internal use of water does more good than its external use. The man who drinks from pint to a quart of clean pure water the first thing in the morning on getting out of bed will be in better health than the man who uses water only externally and rarely drinks water straight. The best way to do is to take clean va ter bath both inside and outside every morning. and during the warm weath- CT every evening also. It will bring sleep more enectually than all the morphine or other drugs. It will cleanse the system better than the contents of any drug store. A bath tub factory Is the natural foe to the medical college and the undertaken.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-04-11
BASEBALL NOTES.

The New York Americans never have played a game with National league club
 Pitcher Doc White does more run ming for fly balls than pitching to get fit for the championship tussle.
 Interesting are the changes which baseball works. Here is Tommy Cor coran back in Greater New York again after fifteen years in the west.
 The New York Nationals were un- able to defeat the Princeton nine yes terday. Such weather would have driven even footballists to cover. However, 1t was fine day for inside ball.
 ]. B. Haggin. the millionaire turf man and breeder. seems to he base ball enthusiast. Names of some of his two-years-olds are Catcher. Fitch CT. Fielder. League and Umpire.
 After all. yesterdays untlmely visi- tation from above Is not altogether amiss. IL will serve to get, some clubs accustomed to the feeling of be ing showed under.
 Frank Dwyer. the former pitcher and umpire. now a police commls- sioner of Geneva. \. r.. hss a double addition to his family. a hoy and a girl. This is the second time he has been the father of twins. Dwyer says he Is going to send the youngest boy down to ride in the Carter handi- cap.
 Out In Chicago the opinion is ex- pressed that the American league pen nant lies between Chicago. Cleveland and New York. But Comiskev says hc cannot see anything that will beat out the White Sox. IT Commy had a telescope that reached to Washing ton Heights his vision would be clearer.
 George B. Cox has given an option to Thomas q. Logan. a lawyer of Gin cinnsti on his third interest in the Cincinnati cIuh. which is capitalized ct S2J0.Un. Cox. 1t is said. recently demanded that the Cincinnati team give results CT change its manage ment-
 The baseball game between liar yard and Wesleyan which was to have been played yesterday has been cancelled owing to the poor condition of the Hsrvsrd baseball field The Harvard nine will stsrt on its soufh- ern trip on Thursdsy- NInefeen players will be taken on the squad
 As h>tvre1 the veafber and the Ssticnsl tesEre scheduIe makersL the joke fs ca the latter If is pct the 1rst tine cd wsn't bs ths lase One
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-04-11
SNOW AT JENNINGS.
Holscher Took Handicap. Beating
 Out Faust and sonoma Belle.

Holscher Took Handicap. Beating
 Out Faust and sonoma Belle.
 wAsHINGTON. April 11.-Snow fell again during the running of the sixth race at Bennings, and the entire sport was marked by very raw and disa- greeable weather. The track was sog- gy and quite two seconds slow.
 The only feature offered was hand icaH at a mile and hundred yards, the concluding event on the card. Not withstanding the 5000 added money several horses which were handicap ped did not accept the weights. and only five faced the starter. Holscher was made the favorite and justified the confidence of his packers by win ming easily by two lengths. with Faust in the place and Sonoma Belle . bad third.
 The winning favorites were Don Di- ego in the fourth and HoIscher in the sixth. Miller rode the former. his only winning mount of the day. although be finished second in two events.
 Dog Rose spread eagled his field in the first. a maiden affair. going out at the rise of the barrier and winning all the way. Grafton. at 2o to to show. got the short end of the purse.
 The prettiest finish of the day was in the second. After Lady Powell and servile had made the running to the last furione Bilfl closed strong and barely nosesi out the leaders. scarcely half length separating the three horses.
 Greene came away in the stretch and won the third from the odds on favor ite. Golf Ball. Lslly lasting long enough to take third
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-04-11
BASE BALL IS ON.
Better Conditions in the West Than
 in the East.


 in tho East.
 New York. April 11.-weather permitting. the base ball season will open to-day. The snow and the rain of the past few days makes the out look in the east somewhat dubious. but reports from the west make it reasonably certain that the schedules of both the National and American leagues will be carried out there.
 Judging from the attendance at the preliminary and practice games. the interest In the national game is more widespread than ever this year. Predictions have been made that this will be base balls banner year.
 The National leagues local season will open at the Polo grounds if there Is any possibility of doing so. Philadelphia is scheduled to play New York. A force of Iaborers with wagons has cleaned away the snow from the field If no more rain falls and the sun shines warm and bright to-day. Secretary Knowles says it will be possible to play the game. The usual opening day ceremonies will be observed Brooklyn will begin the season In Boston. In the west St Louis fs scheduled at Chi csEo. and Pittsburg will play at Gin cinnstf-
 The schedule for the American leagues opening in the east will bring New York and Washington to- gether at the latter city, and PhfIa- delphia will play the initial game ct Boston The western half of the schedule plsces Chicago at st Louis and CleveIand at Detroit
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-04-11
Clos. riaIshe. ., oahIs.s.

SAN FRANCISCO. April ii--ClOse and exciting finishes marked the racing at Oss,snd. The feature was the Black Rose handicap at a mile and q sir- teessh. with q value of s1.Oo- IL re- suited in q nose victory for Rapid Wa ter. the favortse. on which Fischer out roa. ". Kelly sstriie Of yox Populi- Incsmmzble hest 1ras a nose in the mile snJ a half race.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-04-11
In. sa,hersoms Phone.

Except in business ofices. hotels. police stations. and the Ike public places. telephones should be forbid den There Is neither peace nor privacy in the home ID which these instruments find admittznce. Ones time and pleasure and very sleep are at the mercy of every gossip and busybody In the town The women. children and servants of the house hold an catch the hello fever. and life becomes a long nightmare of bell ringing wrong calls. yes-ye.ses. busy nors. and other distracting no;se&- vIrginian Plot
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-04-11
FINAL POOL GAME.
Britt and Mclaughlin to Play Friday
 Night,

Hartford. April 1.-The final game in the pool championship tournament at Campbells will be played to-mor- row night. The match was postponed one night because Britt had an en- gagement to sing in West Hartford last night. Britt and Mclaughlin will play for second and third money. The winner will get $2J in gold and the loser will get $15 in. silver. Stone of Waterbury who won first prize will have the gold medal turned over to him tomorrow night.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-04-11
Other Games.


 At Charlottesville: R.H.E. Dartmouth 200020 % 0--4 ' 4 Virginia 100 00020 O-3 6 2 Batteries-Skillin and Shopperly; Fulton and Meury. At Emmittsburg: Mount St Mary's R.H.E.
 20200 s-5 6 8 Maryland University
 100000 0--0 3 5 Batteries-Connelly and McShane; ; Arson and Poloquit. At Annapolis: R.H.E. Virginia M. I. 001002 0-3 3 S Naval Academy
 11401 0s-S 6 8 Batteries-Devould and Byrd; Meade and Jones.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-04-11
Southern League.

At Atlanta-Atlanta 1, Montgom- cry o.
 At New Orleans--Shreveport 4. New Orleans 1.
 At Memphis--Little Rock [, Mem- phis 3.
 At Nashville-Nashville 4. Bir- mingham o.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-04-11
rrIes se Be Erse.

Ceoreia obituary writer. striving to he e1aes. says. 1t nsy have beea eight o'clock vte1 he crossed the rfver. but ve were nos cersai, seout 4. as the eioct had beea losing tine. asd ths oaly v,tcA ia the kezss ha1 . bFoken mnln-0rfxG
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-04-11
A Irnn erin-

This is the sort of hs7dtohsnc er- cosnte- that slows metal ustfered the sneak thief ss the detective slip red on the ha7tcuYs
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-04-11
RAsKErRAIf. cHAII.ExcE

The Pioneer basketball team of this eisy issues q challenge to the Company ( CT the St Johns teams tc play one eane cr q series of garues fG ths ekAnptonship of tho eity.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-04-11
Alesss, i. sosse.v.

If you wish to appear asreesbie |, society. yo1 mus, consent to be tazskt uany thfsss ~hieh yos knov alreszy. -TaIleyrsp1.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-04-11
Car11pbe11's Cur1ey Cut.

Three good things in one package. ft males a good cigarette Snokes mild. sweet and fragrant In . pipe As . eherfrg tobacco it's a winner. Ciearetfe papers free with each Sc rackase- Each and every psckage Uunss fn4 unSos label.