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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-03-03
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RULE DAY IN U. S. COURT.
List of Cases Subject to Call on
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Salt Lake City, Feb. s. 1907.
The above sale of delinquent stock is
POSTPONED until Monday, February IS, 1867,
at o'clock p. m, and Is to be held at the
same place as above advertised.
JOHN W. GEIGER.
Secretary
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225 Commercial Club building, Salt Lake
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ERNEST WILLIAMS. Secretary.
Ealt Lake City, Utah, Feb. 18th. 1907.
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Salt Lake City. Feb. IS 1907
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postponed until Saturday. March 9Th, 1907.
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The following thirty-five volumes viii
be added to the public library Monday
morning, March 4. 1907:
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NEW BOOKS In LIBRARY.

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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-16

President of the Montgomery Base
 ball Association.
 fellow was not feeling the best in the world
 Walsh pitched a pretty fair game. only six hits being made on him, to five off Dugan. He struck out six bat ters to Dugan's five, but gave three bases on balls to Dugan's two. Both of thim hit batter. but. unfortunately. Walsh's error was expensive.
 The local team played slow, list less kind of a game and seemed to be mesmerized at the rapid work of the Nashville bunch. Nye especially having bad day.
 Nashville has strong ball team nj ana will be heard from this summer. They are quick, hard-hitters and fighters to the fast ditch They all played fast ball, but McElevene on third did the star work for them, while Peerson did the hitting.
 The run in the third inning came on Yves error and Dobbs's hit-the first that had been made off Walsh. Of the three runs in the fifth inning the first one came in by Hackett's being hit by the ball, a base on balls and Yves error, the other two coming In on base on balls and Peerson's hit In the seventh the last run came in on Du- gan's lucky hit past Ratchford and Doc Wiseman's two-bagger.
 No league umpire showed up at the grounds, and Schmidt of the Nashville and Walker of the local club off1ciated. It was a cold, raw afternoon and be- fore the game was over the spectators were shivering, the discomforts of ths weather making the misery of the fans complete.
 Perry got Dobb's fly in the firss, Fred Houtz made good run and spec tacular catch of Doc Wiseman's fly, and Wye dug up Peerson's hit and threw him out at first.
 Houtz walked in the last half. Nye drove one out to center. Corners struck out and on Ratchfords hit to Whitey Morse there was a double.
 McElevene was out on hit to Nye in the second Moss struck out and Mccormick was out on a fly to Houtz.
 Apperious was out on a fly to Pear son in the last half Perry hit safe McCann hit one that had too mucf steam on 1t for Morse to get at ant Perry slid into third. Then. with Hau sen at the bat, the double steal wa! tried, McCann starting for second ant Perry for the plate. Hardy threw thu ball but Mccormick got it back to hin in time to get Perry at the plate. I
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-16
HOCHENDEL WINS IT
LOUISIANA TwIRLER PROVES CN-
 DOING OF ALABAMA.
Chapman on Firing Line for Tusca- Ioosa People Pitched Effectively But JOnes's Error Allowed the
 Winning Runs.

Tuscaloosa, April 15.-(Special. l-1n- ability to hit Hoehendel, the Louisiana State University crack twirler, cost Alabama her first defeat of the season this afternoon by the score Of to l:
 Chapman was on the firing line for the home team and while he allowed seven safeties they were well scat tered. Louisiana scored her nrst run in the second inning on a hit, sacrifice and a passed ball. In the sixth the visitors annexed two more scores.
 With the first and second bases oc- cupied a double steal was attempted and third baseman Jones allowed the ball to get away from him on the play. Pitcher Hochendel then won his own game by lining out hit Not single Alabamian reached first until the SeV- enth inning. In the eighth Noijin hit bunt and scored on Caffeys hit. Both teams played a remarkably clean field ing game, the only error on either side being Jones's pebble at third Steven son was hurt in the eighth and had 10 be taken out of the game.
 Alabama-Hannon, ss.; Jones. B., II. 1; Pope, 2b; Noojin, h.: Jones, F., Sb.i Carey, Of; Foster, If; Stevenson and King, C.; Chapman, D. ~
 Louisiana-Mary, C.: Albright, So.; Smythe. If; wilbert, 2b.; Reymond, ss.; Hochendel, D.; Mangham, If; Wilker- son, cf.; Kirkwood, lib.
 Alabama ,. .... 900 900 010-1 l Louisiana ... .010 O02 00*-3 0
 Summary-Struck out, by Chapman: 8; by Hochendel, 8; base on balls, off Chapman, ?.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-16
The Montgomery Gyeys's Exhihiti0u Prize Drill.

torium Rink will be conducted under the auspices of Montgomery's famous military organizations, The Greys."
 In addition to the usual skating. the company's crack drill team. composed of twenty picked men, under the conn mand of Captain Jackson, will give an exhibition drill introducing many new features in the manual, also the beautiful bayonet drill, by which the Japs became 50 famous.
 The many friends of this popular company are much interested in their affairs and a packed house is assured
 adv.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-16
COLLEGE BASEBALL
 GAMES TODAY
-8------

Louisiana State University vs. tni- Versity of Alabama at Tuscaloosa. Ala. University of Minnesota Ys. Macalas- ter College at Minneapolis.
 University of Michigan Vs, Grand Rapids Central League at Grand Rap ids Mich.
 Missouri University vs. University of Kansas at Colum bia. Mo.
 University of North Carolina Vs. b. c.
 University Of Virginia vs. George washington University al Charlottes- vile, Va
 Trinity College rs. R!chnond College at Richmond, Va
 University of Soutu Carolina vs. Fur man University at Columbia, & C.
 Beloit College vs. Freeport League team at Beloit Wis
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-16
THE AKI LAUNCHED.

New Jap BattIeship VIII Carry Tur-
 bine Engines
 Kure. Japan, April 15.-The battle ship Aki was launched here this morn ing in the presence of a representative of the Japanese Emperor and Vice -Ad- miral Sir Arthur William Moore. com mander in Chief of the British Eastern fleet.
 It is said that the Aki will be fitted with turbine engines.
 The Aki is of 19.000 tons. has an armored belt five to nine inches thick and will carry four 12inch. twelve 1O-inch and twelve AT inch guns.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-16
Jackson, z; vicksburg, 6.
 Gulfport, I; Meridian. 1.
TODAY's SCHEDULE.

Southern League Nashville at Montgomery. Atlanta at Birmingham.
 Shreveport at Little Rock.
 New Orleans at Memphis. Cotton States League Mobile at Columbus. Jackson at Vtcksburg.
 Meridian at Gulfport. American League Chicago at Detroit. Cleveland at St. Louis. Philadelphia at New York.
 Washington at Boston. National League New York at Brooklyn. Boston at Philadelphia.
 Cincinnati at St. Louis.
 No game scheduled at Pitts
 burg with Chicago. , South Atlantic League Augusta at Columbia. Charleston at Macon.
 Savannah at Jacksonville.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-16
YESTERDAYS GAMES.

Southern League Birmingham B; Atlanta 5. Montgomery. O; Nashville, D.. Little Rock, 4; Shreveport, 2. No other schedulSd. American League Washington. g. New York. 4. Philadelphia. 8; Boston,
 Philadelphia. 3; Boston. 3.
 Detroit. 2: Chicago, 19.
 St. Louis is-Cleveland, post
 poned, rain. National League New York, 6: Philadelphia, 5. Boston, 8; Brooklyn, 2.
 Cincinnati, g; St. Louis, 1. South Atlantic League.- Macon. 5; Charleston, 2. Jacksonville. l. Savannah, 5; ten innings.
 Columbia, ?. Augusta, 8. Cotton States League -. Columbus. 5; Mobile, 3.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-16
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Cincinnati. April 15.-"stony" Me two innings of this afternoon's game, time. Mason held St. Louis safe at all stages Catcher Marshall and Pitch CT Karger of St. Louis were put off the field by Umpire Johnson for dis putting on a called ball.
 Cincinnati. .. ..4o0 oo5 oos-s F 1 St. Louis.. .. ....010 900 000--1 5 a
 Batteries-Mason and Mclean; Mo Giynn, Hosteler and Marshall. Um- pires, Johnson and Carpenter. Time, 1:55.
 Giants Win Poor Game.
 New. York, April 15.-Poor heldins and pitching were much in evidence during today's game at the polo grounds between the Philadelphia and New York teams. The locals won out n the eighth. scoring two runs through s Phiiadeiphias n 200 oeo 1oo-S New York ...... 200 200 02'-S ' 4
 Batteries-Duggleby and Jacklitsch; Taylor, Ames and Bresnahan. Time, 1;5b. Umpires, Emslie and Klem.
 Boston, April IS 5.--Rucker's wild throws and pitches and Ritchey's steal of home base gave Boston three runs on single hit today. Both short stops felded sensationally.
 Boston .. '.. ......030 900 00x--3 2
 Batteries: Pfeiffer -' and Needham; Fucker and Hurley. Umpire. Rigler. Time, 1;Sb.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-16
BIG CROWD OPENING GAME Nashville Shuts Out
 Local Team. AUTO PARADE BEFORE CONTEST Walsh Pitches Good Ball, But Is
 Unable to Win. Montgomery Men Play In Listless Manner and are Unable to Cope
 With Fast, Snappy Style
 of Visitors. With a fanfare of brass bands and "honk! honkw of coughing automc piles. the inauguI al parade of th- baseball season was starte' afternoon. The Mont~ bile Club furnis'>r chimes, whic. the City cr'

 eeo 1vation
 -.Ity the fans
 .r lungs, as the me locals had during as when Perry was called che plate in the second inning. .lN<Go5bers counting once each in the third and seventh and three times ID the fifth.
 Dugar was in for the Dobbers. witI- Leo Walsh for the locals. Malarky had planned to put in big Walker, but at the last minute changed, as the big
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-16

won the third game of the series from Boston today in the ninth on Murphy's single and Schreck's double.
 H.E. Boston ., ... .0o0 OIL 000-2 s 2 Philadelphia. .001 900 0r1-s 8 0 Batteries-Harris and Shaw: Plank and Schreck. Time, 1880. Empires, Evans and Hurst.
 St. Louis, April 15.-Cleveland-St Louis postponed, rain.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-16

Summary-Two base hit. Rockentield Three base hits. Douglass Miller. Orr. Clark. King. Strhck out, by Buchanan c; by Fisher 2 Base on balls. oT Sisher, l. Hit hy pitcher. Rockenield Sacrifice hits Gilbert '2). Stolen bases Miller C2) Daly. Time, 1$3. Umpire. Pfenning ger.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-16
Base Ball oday Montgomery
 VS. Nashville Game Called 3:30
BEAT TOM FISHER
LITTLE ROCK SECURED AN EARLY
 LEAD.
Hst Bafsman, Tripple and Pair of in-
 gies Brought in Enough Runs to Win In Opening Round.
Game Called 3:30

Little Rock. Ark, April 15.-In the nrst game of the season. Little Rock defeated Shreveport this afternoon by a score of 1 to 2. Buchanan and Fisher wore both in fine form, but hit bats man, & triple and two singles in the first inning gave Little Rock the lead "a rrna Snnra.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-16
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.
COTTON STATES LEAGUE.
COTTON STATES.

Jackson. =. 400. 300, 900 7s 0 Vicksburg .. ..003, 102, 900 6 9 6
 Batteries-Jackson. Jones and Leslie; '''Gksburg; Taylor and Wills. Meridian ..1 SJul1pOrt ...'s .
 Batteries Pylant and Downing; Gulfport, Goodwin. Ryan and Krebs.
 At Columbus
 MODlle
 Batteries-Mobile. Bruner and Obrten Columbus, Casey and Turner.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-16

was a close decision. but walker. who was working the bases, called 1t out. Hausen ended 1t with fly to wiseman. Racket hit to Nye. in the third and Ratchford. Hardy struck out and Du- | gan was out on a hit to Perry, Hack cit getting to third. Then came the first hit of the game. Dobbs cracking | one to center and Hackett counting. Wiseman walked. but Pearson struck 1 out.
 Walsh was out on hit to McElvene in the last half. Houtz on a fly to wiseman and Nye on hit to McEivene. McElvene and Moss and Mccormick went out on foul to Hausen. Connors was out on hit to Mc- Elvene in the last half. Ratchford struck out and Apperious was out on fly to Hackett.
 Hackett was hit by the ball in the fifth and stole second. Hardy tried to sacrifice and was out on a bunt fly to. Ratchford. Dugan was out on on Wiseman's hit that Nye let by him Hackett scored. Dobbs and Wiseman both scored on Pearson's hit to left. Mike McCann ended 1t with a great catch of McElevene's fly.
 Perry was out on a foul to Hardy in the last half. McCann struck out and Hausen beat out a hit to Mccormick. Walsh ended it with hit to Dugan. 2uosS was OuL OH u ny tO AppcTIOus in the sixth. Mccormick on a fly to left and Hackett on a foul to Hausen. Hor. vas out on a hit to McElvene ir half. Nye struck out, Con-
 d but Ratchford ended 1t. IS out on a foul to Hausen +. nth Dugan hit safe past
 0obbs was out on a fly
 Doc Wiseman pounded
 ger, scoring Dugan. Pear
 yer second. but McElvene
 fly to Perry.
 IS out on fly to Pear
 half and Apperious on
 .kett Perry walked and
 vas out on a hit to McCor- Moss was out on a fly to Houtz in the eighth. Wye made a great stop and throw of McCormick's hit, and Hackett struck out.
 Hausen struck out in the last half. Walsh was out on a hit to Mccormick. Mccormick hit one by third and stole second, while Wye struck out.
 Hardy hit safe in the ninth and got to second on Dugan's hit to Walsh. Dobbs was out on a fly to Apperious. Wiseman walked but Pearson was out on a fly to Perry. Connors was out on a hit to McCor- mick in the last half. Ratchford on a hit to the plate and Apperious on a hit to Hackett.
 Nashville had shut the locals out In the first game.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-16

Pretty neat work of Nye in digging up McCormicks hot one in the eighth inning.
 That band did not exude many pa cons of victory, ddi it?
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-16
SOUTH ATLANTIC.
Macon Wins Again.

Macon Wins Again.
 Macon, April 15.-Macon defeated Charleston in a fast game today.
 R.H.E. Charleston 1000 Oil 000--2 Macon. 1000 050 00s-5 6 Batteries-Johnson and Reisfnger; Harley and Robinson. ''
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-16

Score by innings:
 Nashville .00l O30 100--5 Montgomery .. .....= 1000 900 000--O
 Summary-Left on bases. Nashville. ', Montgomery 5. Two base hits. Wise man 1. Base on balls. by Walsh 3, Duggap ?. Bases given for hitting batter, by Walsh 1. Hackett T. Double plays, Mccormick to Hackett 1. Struck out, by Walsh, Duggan 5. Sacrifice hits Duggan. Stolen bases. McCann Pearson. Hackett 1, Houtz i. First base on errors, Montgomery. Nash vile 1. Time of game.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-16
Augusta Defeats Gel,

Augusta Defeats Celumbia.
 Columbia, April 15.-Timely hitting in the third and fourth innings won today's game for Augusta. Augusta .. ......004 500 00o--s 14 0 Columbia .. 1000 O20 001-3 l Batteries-Holmes and Evers; Mo Kenzie, Russell and Hawkins.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-16
lARONS STILL LOSE
lTLANTA PLAYED STRONGER GAME THAN CHAMPIONS.
DasinK Rip Reagan Was Hit Twelve Times hy DOaster Batters While
 Teller Pitched in Fine style.

Birmingham, Ala, April Is. Better U around playing by the visitors was hsponsibis for the defeat of Birm- hgham today. Score:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-16
Errors Lost for stuItx.

EFrOrA LOBt xOr StuItks
 Jacksonville, April 15.--Moore made two errors in the tenth inning that
 R.H.E. Savannah. .. ..100 900 900 4--5 1 Jacksonville. .0o1 900 900 0-1 1 { Batteries--Deaver and Kahlkoff Stultz and Roth.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-16

Two pretty features of the game yes- terday were Fred Houtzs catch of Wisemons fly in the first inning, and McCann's catch.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-16

That smash of Pearsop's in the fifth inning did a lot of damage and put a crimp in the game, Doc Wiseman's s twobagGer in the seventh finishing it.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-16

mustrious and Urbane Mobiles Attend. With these stirring words to call us to eur duty, must sit up and take notice. After a winters rest. the menagerie, hippo drome and combined attractions of Zamora Temple once more take the road Bigger than ever. Searching for freaks. curious and oth- CT animals to furnish 'amusement at all gatherings. our agents securing the wilds of Tuskegee. Union Springs, Troy, Dothan, Opelika and other unciviltzed places. have xound numerous bipeds who are "bughouse" about becoming Mystic Shriners. To cure this incipient epidemic and check it. and effectually stamp 1t out a ceremo, nial session, has been ordered to be held at the Masonic Temple. Montgomery, Ala, April 17th, 1907.
 Business at D.
 Ceremonial session at 8 p. m. Remember, Dress Suit, Fez and Claws and don't forget to bring your red cord A magnificent grubfeast has been prepared by the commissary committee.
 Everything from pickles to peanuts. By order of
 M. T. STRADFORD, w. P. McADORY, niustrious Potentate.
 Director.
 DUNCAN MAY,
 Assistant Director.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-16
AMErrCAN LEAGUE.

Detroit, April 15.--Neither team was able to do much with the others pitch CTS when hits meant runs. Every run made on either side was due to field ing errors. R H. E. Chicago. .. .000 100 000-1 3
 Batteries-Siever and Schmidt; Owen and Sullivan. Time. 1925. Empires, Sheridan and Stafford.
 won its first game of the season tt day. Patten was very effective. while Keefe was batted out of the box and Clark son was hit hard. R. H. E.. New York. .4 ...110 010 100-4
 Batteries-Patten and Heydoon; CIarkson, Keefe and Kleinow. Time, 1850. Umpire, Connolly.
 Philadelphia, April 15.-Philadelphia
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-16

Three more games to play with the Dobbers--get two of them anyway.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-16

The White Sox beat St. Louis "just a little" esterday-nineteen runs.