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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-03

teams In Chicago. Cleveland, Pittsbure and Cincinnati. Isn't George the brI- gand?
 The New York Highlanders missed the brilliant work of Hal Chase on tho Western trip.
 You might as well pay all bets on the Chicago Cubs as National League cham pions.
 Unless the unexpected happens. George Stone will not be the champion hitter for 1907.
 The Eastern American LeaEe teams played better ball during the last West ern trip than on any previous trip this season.
 There is not great deal of honor in second position. still the Pirates and Giants are working hard to land next to the Cubs.
 The Philadelphia- Detroit series at Detroit drew 24,53s fans. This is a rec- ord for three games in Detroit has been signed by the Boston Ameri- cans has had a trial both at Cleve- land and New York
 The Brooklyn superbas are fighting hard to pass the CT 'sers. but the Phil adelphia chaps won't hudge.
 Rumor has it that Joe Cantillion has bought the San Diego team in Cali fornia Joe will own a sufficient num- ber of clubs after awhile to start a league of his own.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-03

won; Mark Antony II, 1S4, Notter. 2 to 5, place, second; Cressins, 14O, Hor- ner, even, third. Time 1:14 1-5.
 Second race, steeplechase. about two miles: Homoselle, 141, Archibald, 5 to 1. won: Judge White, 1S2, Dupee, to 3, place, second; Peprika, 147, Huppe, out, third. Time All.
 Third race, autumn maidens, 5 fur longs: Lawrence P. Daley, 119, Nicol, 30 to 1 and 10 to 1, won; Jim Gaffney, 122, Knapp, 2 to 10, place, second; De- sirous, 112, E. Dugan, to 5, third. Time 200.
 Fourth race, Twin City, IA miles: Nealon, 122. Knapp, 6 to 1, won; Dam delion. IF. Nicol, ? to 1, place, second Beacon Light, 113, Miller, 6 to 5, third. Time 2:O5 S-5.
 Fifth race. selling, mile and half, turf course: Lancastrian, 1O5, Miller, to 2, won; Good Luck, 107. E. Dugan, 8 to 5, place, second; Brancas, 10S, Pres ton, to 1, third. Time 2:34 2-5.
 Sixth race, selling, two-year- odds, six furlongs, futurity course: Wave Crest 1922 Miller. 2 to ?, won; King Folly, 1O2. Daniel, ? to 1. place, second; Mar tha Jane, 99, G. Burns, to 5, third. Time 1915.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-03

summary-Innings pitched, Welsh. Walters, 84, Hits, off Walsh, g; off Weems, 5; off Walters, 1 Hit by pitcher, Walsh. 1; Weems. 1 Bases on balls, by Walsh, 8; by Weems. 1; by Walters. g. Struck out, by Walsh. 1; by Weems 2; by Walters, [. Two base hits, Stork, 1; Page. 1; Nye, 1. Bases i. Double plays, Hess to Wood. l.; Ball to Wye, l. Perry to Baxter, 1; Nye to Baxter to Hauson. Left on bases. Montgomery, 2; Little Rock, 5. Time, l;46 Umpire. Rim.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-03
THE RACES

sheepshead Bay. N. Y, Sept. 2-Neal- on. for whom B. Dubois gave S14.00O at Saratoga, won the Twin City handicap; one mile and a quarter, at Sheepshead Bay today. The race was worth SIt'- front at the start and making all the pace won easily by six lengths: He was quoted at to l in the betting. Lawrence P. Daley. an added starter at drive b. half a length from the faVor- ite, Jim Gaffney.
 Sheepshead Ray Results.
 Sheepshead Bay, Sept First race 6 furlongs: Keator, 1S6, Martin to S'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-03
rntnI Cholera Case .

Yokohama, Sept. 3.--The first fatal ease of cholera in this port has been reported. Ihe victim was the Japa- r.cse snner cargo of the steamer TaAF.- signo It IS supposed that hs contract cd the disease st one of he ports of call between heye and New chwanR.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-03
Totals .. .. .. ....32 10s26 i2 SBeils bunted out in third inning.

summary-saorifice hit. Dobbs. stol- en bases. Nichols. 2; McElyeen. Hardy. Wiseman. Hit by pitcher. Schopp. base hits, Hardy. Lister. Bases 0n balls, Scho"p, 2: Bells, 3. Left on bases, Nashville, !; Memphis. g.. Struck out, Schopp. 5; Bells, 8. Time, l:66. Umpire, Davis.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-03

summary-rwo base hits, McElveen, Richards and Stockdale. Three base hit. Lester. Base on balls, of Stock dale. -; Yerkes. 1. Hit by pitched hall. Carey. Struck out, by Stockdale, n. hY Yerkes, 1.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-03
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Boston. sept. 2.-(Morning Game.)-- Moren, was batted hard in the fourth inning in the morning game tb today N,y,tnrs ana came on Knabe's hit over the fence; Score: a.. l. T. E' , Boston , .....SSS SSS SSS SSS SSc-i SSc-i 5 ]
 Batteries-Lineman and Brown; Mo- ren and Dooin.
 Pittsburg. Sept. 2-s(Morning Game) PittsburR won from Cincinnati on three, bagger by Wagner in the fl afth | i9iPtns: Pi9t.ssurE score; .:..o 900 ssO oo:-s 5 i Cincinnati 900 800 ooi-4 . 4 and Mclean.
 Boston, Sept. 2-Philadelphia- Boston afternoon game, postponed rain.
 Pittsburg, Pa.,--Pittsburg-Cinc game postponed. rain.
 St Iouis.-st. Louis National thil- enders in the pennant race, sprang smrprise on Chicago today by shutting out the leaders In two games. c,,caro. .... 900 GOO oOO-o 1 St I,onis ..., 900 2O2 2Ox-6 2 0
 Batteries-Fromme and Marshall; Taylor. Frazer and Moran,
 second Game. Shlcag0, St s',,. ''''','''' ..' 900 OS4 Ks Il 3
 Batteries-Lush and Noonan; Taylor Pflester and Moran
 ~Iew York,-Wet grounds did not prevent the interboroughs playing a thir+een innninE tie game this after noon at the Polo Grounds. It was a ritcbers battle from the beginning to inc end between Bell and Ames. prookIvn OoO 900 600 900 co 5 6 New York 900 900 900 600 co
 BatteFies-Bell and Ritter; Aihes anu Bresnahan.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-03
,cora by innings

.sIeots O' 900 2O3 10%-6 Shreveport .vVV VEv W. ryoubIe play. Dyer to Fox, Struck out by Ford. 7ssr by Beeker,E l. Base on Balls. 1oH Ford. i; of Becker, ?. Sacri- hce hit, Fox. Stolen bases, Benson. ed bali Ford. Umpire, Rudderham, Time. 1;60.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-03
BARONS BREAK EVEN
LOSE FIRST GAME WITH PELICANS
 AND WIN SECOND.
The Aftern0OD Contest Was Turned Intd . Regular Farce, Thir-
 teen Runs Being Scored by '- S-%s~ e5 The Locals.

Birmingham, Ala, September 2- PhfIlips was batted from the box in two innings and the game was turned into a farce. Centerfielder Gas ton pitched the remainder of the game.
 .AftewnoOu fsame
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-03
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Chicago. Sept. 2,-Detroit won the morning game Chicago scored all It's runs in the eighth on four hits and some poor fielding. Score; SSSn K F. Ei Chicago .....o0e 9999y gSS-s 19 Detroit e sssss.V4V USA wv" "A
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-03
NOTES FROM THE
 BASEBALL DIAMOND

It is said that Manager Clymer, of Columbus. is to succeed Ned Hanlon at Cincinnati.
 A story is going the rounds to the effect that George Tebeau will fight the major leagues next season with
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-03
BABBLER LOSE TWO
DOBBERs WALK AWAY WITH THE
 DOUBLEHEADER.
All Round Coed Playing and Fine Hitting Was Responsible fer
 the Leaders, Double

Nashville, Tenn. Sept. 2.-Nashvilie won both games from Memphis today by all round good playing and fine hit ting. Carr starred in both games.
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-03
Totals ;..;....

Two base hits. Meek Double plays, Demont to Dalters to Meek; Alcock to Meek; Gatins, Atz to Sabrie. Struck out. by Ragan, 5; by Breitenstein, 9. Bases on balls, by RaRan, 2; 6:sitcn- stein, 1. Hit by pitcned ball. Kagsn. (Cains); Breitenstein. (Smith). Sac rifice hits, Garvin, Ra gan, Gross. I ime, i.A0 Umpire. Pfenninger.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-03
CRACKERS TAKE TWO
PIRATES BITE THE DUST IN GEoR-
 CHA CITY.
Bunching of Hits In the Fifth and sixth Innings Was Responsible
 for Victory in Second GausA.

Atlanta, Ga, Sept. 2.~-(Afternoon Game. )-AtIanta won the afternoon game by Punching hits in the fifth and
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-03
Ratter,es-Fiene, smith and Sullivan; ryiiJ4an and Schmidt.


 feated St. Louis this morning. N.,iti1 Misn the score a tie in. the. tenth tc1 thtSS walked, stole second and went 5o tntr4 dln,S the next batted. Kicked on called strike and Umpire Connolly put nm out of the game Bemis took ms rIieS pLaSce at bat and hit safeslyy' f'onis sc1TihS Was % also removed from the game for dispq{lns SfsYs5sPd sf TSsIs S5s aSS aSS SSS SSS 5 Batteries-Joss and Clarke; Howell and Stephens.
 philpdelphita,ii, i,i,, Sept. ,i; i;7!MOEniIPgs q g%Isg GSms eaIasd heaSSfss the Sefest of phiIadelphia m by Washington this morning. Waddell relieved Coombs in the seventh inning on account of wildness. Score; ", wa,shingto'n on ..SSS SSS SS9 SSa aSS-i 5SS-i 2
 Batteries@Block and c. smoth; Waddell and Sehreck.
 Philadelphia, Sept. 2.-Washington had the home team beaten unti! the ninth inning, when a base on paIls' a wild throw of Johnson into the bleach CTS allowed the locals to score enough runs to win. ooo T. T E Washington ....O11 OO0 VVO-5 
 Batteries-Johnson and Warner; Plant and Powers.
 Cleveland, Sept. 2.-St Louis defeat ed Cleveland this afternoon and sent the locals into fourth place again Cleveland. >. ..OOO 100 oOO-i 5 st. Louis. .. ..1O3 900 OOo-4 10 , Batteries-Berger, Rhoades and Clarke; Powell and Spencer.
 -
 New York, Sept. 2.-Rain caused postponement of this mornings game at American League Park, but the sec ond game was played this afternoon on saturated grounds and resulted Tn a victory for Boston. R'h E; Boston. .. .....1O4 300 004-12 13 Q New York e. .001 900 00o- Batteries-Young and Criger; Tift' Orth and Hickey.
 Chicago, Sept. 2-Detroit and Chi cago broke even here today. The io- calls took the afternoon contest by punching all their five hits in the first inning. h'a E, Detroit .. ...... 900 101 000-2 Batteries-White, Walsh and Sulii- van; Donovan and Erwin and Schmidt.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-03
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
YESTERDAYS GAMES

southern Leagues--
 Montgomery, 9-1; Little Rock. 0-S. Birmingham. 1-13; New Orleans, 2-0 Atlanta. 6-5; Shreveport, 20. Nashville. 2-7; Memphis. Ia:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-03

Birmin gham ....... 40 040 10x-13 New Orleans ....... 900 900 OO0--0
 Summary-Two Base hits, Latimer, Atz,| Cross Breftenstein Three base hit Alcock. Sacrifice hits. Molesworth, Demont, 2. Stolen bases. Gardner, Double plays. Atz to Gatins to Sabrie 2; Gardner to Meeks to Demont; Demont to Meek. Innings pitched by Phillips, 2; Gaston 6. Hits apportioned, Phil lips S; Gaston, 6. Bases on balls. Will helm 1 Phillips 9. Gaston 3. Struck out. Phillips, 1. Time 1;20. Umpire Pfenninger
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-03

American League Philadelphia. i.a; washington. s-2. Detroit, 2-e; Chicago, 5-4.
 Cleveland, 3-t; st. Louis 2-4. M Boston; 12; New York, 1.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-03
Morning Game

Birmingham, Sept. 2.-Breitenstein's pitching and dumb work on the bases by the locals gave New Orleans the morning game
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-03
NOTICE Advertisement for Bids for Printing the New Code of AIahama.

finder the terms of sAn Act to provide Cor tha publication and distribution of the Code of Alabama. ard the Acts of the Leg lalhkurs," approved July 37th. 1907, notice la hereby given that sealed bids will be re- reived at the oface of Secretary of State Montgomery. Ala. not later than twelve usclock noon, September sth. 1907. for print szx and binding said Code.
 Enoh bid must be accompanied by bond nG not less than thirty thousand dollars. with a surety company authorized to transact buninasa tn Alabama and to be approved by 9ha Governor.
 Coptea of said Act and full particulars NFfxh references to bids and specifications will he mailed upon request
 Ths right to reject any and all bids is
 FRANK N. JULIAN. 80e % Secretary of stata
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-03
TODAY's SCHEDULE

Southern Leagmes- - Little Rock at Montgomery. Memphis at Nashville. Shreveport at Atlanta.
 New Orleans at Birmingham. American Leagues- . Detroit at Chicago.
 Boston at New York.
 St. Louis at Cleveland.
 Washington at Philadelphia. National Leagues Chicago at St. Louis.
 Brooklyn at New York.
 Cincinnati at Pittsburg.
 Philadelphia at Boston. Cotton states Leamues-- Gulfport at Mobile. Jackson at Vicksburg.
 Columbus at Meridian. South Atlantic League Augusta at Macon.
 Jacksonville at Savannah.
 Charleston at Columbia.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-03

rhTee base hits. smith. vstoien bases, McIver,, Clark, Daley, Jordan, Paskert smith, .-l Sacrifice hits, Winters, Sweeney. Double plays, Sweeney to Jordan. Bases on balls. off Castleton, 3: of Hickman, 2. Struck out, by Cas- ueton, g; Hickman, 8. Time, 1850. Um- pire, Rudderham.
 594I Morning Game.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-03

Philadelphia. Sept. 2.-6MorninaIg caused the defeat of Philadelphia by Washington this morning. Waddeli relieved Coombs in the seventh inning on account of wiIdness. Score;
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-03

washington 900 0O2 100-3 g 2 phiiadeinbia p 600 001 O0O-1 5 l
 Batteries-Block and c. Smoth; Waddell and Sehreck.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-23
PLAN TO SOLVE PRESENT
RAILROAD PROBLEMS.

Chicago MARCH stA llspateh ia thc
Record. Herald from Washington says
1t Is understood that sue interstate COM
MERGE commission has finally hit upon 4
plan for a solution Of the p,rpIoNIng prob-
lem 10 relieve the present crisis IA The
railroad situation hv bringing about "a
practical cO.0petuituu between the rail-
roads ana the federal government
The plan " htch IL NOW being considered
ana hHs practically gained tlC approval
N the commission and tlr president, b.
the appointment N "a western Interstate
traffic commissioner 10 Represent the
commission VIA honduurtcrs tn Chicago
and 81 Louis This man is 10 cooperate
With the public and iht rgilruad ufAulaiH
In obtaining reasonable rate adjustments
and to adlndlcate ni matters u0w lu
dispute The railroad representative aud
ihe commissioners NoVld virtually arrrm-
BILE about round table tJ discuss ltlgut
rates stop Violations ut law nud IHoNtnt
rate dlHcrmllnatlons and plrfercu,.s
II NJ believed thls plan Will puL sop
~ the hood 1f hostilc Legislation against
railroads IN the west and rstD.-N Iuprt
friendly reatOnA with tne railroads un lAf
part VI Nae government
This lE said tn De th" rrrl't MI I"crn
conferences ON the purt ui NcnIamln ~
YoakuHt- head ~ me NOrb island board.
With me president aud DWl"ia ur Che
Interstate commerce commits ilu
Whether lhe gpvetuWrnt Wtll pJurFe0
against Nj Hartman ana nl4 1fFur1ir-
under u e Sherman aDll-trust irW Dr un-
der thr Interstate cuWnrrcD ii1t3. ur rt
an, viii be decided sft.i thH g WwlssJN
completes lIs repor ufA' mo1fh
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-23
MAYcoCK FUNERAL.
Services VIII Rcsin in Assembly Hall
at ~ O'ClNck, Noon.

The functaI services " PhIGp s
Maycock who died Thursday will be-
held tomorrow ri H. O'Clock IN the AS
senbly hsIl,
-rhc deceased emphasized prompt-
ness throughout his whole life and
Those in charge or the services desito
to commence exactly AT IL o'clock. and
friends who attend the services are re-
cuesred to be In their seats promptly
at that hour.
The caskel win leave the house Mt n
O'Clock bul ON account OF the serious
condition OF Mrs Maycock, who has
been Frustrated with grief since
Thursdays sad occurrence, the re-
mains cannot be viewed at the hous,
and friends arc requested on account
OF the conditions existing, not 10 Gnu
barrRsS the family hy sailing.
The high council ef the Liberty
stake, the general board of the Y NJ
M l. A. and the Bar association VILE
attend in " body.
". NJ Weller, Elias y. Smith, Louis
T. verson John Howard w Scott
Weller and william Davis who have
been selected from the Liberty stake
high council viii act qs pallbearers.
The Second and Third ward choirs
will sing 40 My Fathola' aut Jesus.
| Ms Cross Have Taken The Seroni
ward quartet Will render Abide with
me" and solos win be suus by Mrs.
sylvia q. Ball and Robert SldGoNuy,
The speakers Will be President 10
seph +. smith President AnthOn II.
Lund. President Hugh j. Caee"n AIS
Elders b H. Roberts and lsrysIns 3
HInekley.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-23
THE REFORMATION
OF SAN FRANCISCO
Plans AfoOt to Have City Govern.
n1ent Supervised by a Cit
izens' Committee.

San Francisco, March 2s,-The can
says today;
The city government of San Fran
cisco II 10 bc Supervised by II citizens
committee II the plans Of Asst Dist.
ATTY. Heney aud other representative
men Of the city are regarded with IA
VOT by the people The IN entlon ~ ia
render impossible "a repetition OF the
recent carnival Of graft, The cltlsons
committee IL to be IN reality a people =
lobby, in order to make us work more
eff0ctuHl the Intention Is 10 make II
a regularly Incorporated body. N VIII
place a representative IN every nu-
nleual office who win act az a SOFT Of
auditor ~ accounts Any discrepancy
or Braguiarty VIII be noted and report
cd. ana he official called TO account
representative Will attend every
meeting oI The board Of supervisors
and WIZ Investigate lSs acts The rec
ord of every man who appears as n
candidate fol office VIII be nado public
The national admlnlRlratlon has Of
fcred In cooperate with the local r.
formers and sccy Straus Of the de-
parmept of commerce. ana abor "
assisting lhr movement No chairman
has been chosen Tor tbs cils'hs' COM
mttsc,
Mayol schmite Will be asked to re
Sign
II ls now suid that the selr-copfessad
supervisors or IA least an but Two 81
them were induced 10 make their dec
lnrntlnns or confessions after they had
been furnished with a contract. duiS
signed aud delivered Glu ran toelng
item Immunity gtoIn punishment tor
their crlnlos N they would give de-
sired testlnouy aud ~ short 20 do az
Instructed ~ Use prosecution,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-23
FORT DODGE HAS A
MARRIAGE BOOM

Chicago, March 23.--A dispatch 10
the Inter Ocean from Fort Dodge, Ia,
saws.
What with performing without fees
the marriage ceremonies OF those who
desire 10 escape the penalties OF the
new Fort Dodge ordinance aimed AZ
tnarraseable people who refuse to
Insrry and answering the kilograms and
letters OF congratulations which he Is
receiving from bachelors and splnsters
I'm all parts of the country, Mayor BEN
net expresses fear that his other dut-
les are Liable TO bs sadly neglected.
The Unjust marry" ordinance was
passed Wednesday night Thursday
TO the utter disgust OF the Fort Dodge
cIerBy--the mayor performed 10 mar
riage ceremonies, and yesterday a.
The Fort Dodge ministerial associa-
tton threatens To- pass caustle reSou-
tions, alleging That The sacred charac-
ter of the marriage relation Is being
YitIated by such spectacles