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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-14
Pled for State Seal With
 tsI WiN ShosO You the Way''

stitutionaI Convention General san- ford made an eloquent plea for the County. In the Indian tongue the word "Cherokse means Son of Fire and he called Emma Sansom true Daughter of Fire" even as her broth CTS wore ''Dcns or Fire" Tho deed, he pointe. cut cummemorated the hero Ism of beth the Sons and the Daugh- terA of the Scutk.>
 He enlsrsed upon the beauties of such . motto. Il will show you the way" It would be notice to her sis- ter States that Alabama, first on the ron of states. would show the way to her sisters in constitutional govern raent. In rrogl ess and in m6rality.
 General Sanford says that the prsssnt seal of the State carries no signifi- canoe. Tho tird on 1t Is represented In the seals ot many other States. and Alabama ie simply falling into line and doing tho conventional thing with other otetes &A
 The bill wlll be introdu6ed in the Legislature On Tussday in all proba.bili- ty.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-14
poosEyELT AND THE WEST
r... Dart of the Country Has Got o~<
 Its Period of Idelatry'

Its Period of ideiatrs'
 6os'ch Change has come over the vs,Hsot west or ,ate.e in its attitude toward hseSi'no. hsen nn. tpano..velt. This change has been nu no, ticesbie within the last year. n sneakinr now, not of well c;re con.ro;.eu epS wei disciplined party oreani finn. but of the mass or ths peopr.' without particular regard to ciose par while ago President Rooseveads owned these prairie States; His Drana wss upon them, burned into them. ., A A While ago he stood for the sS. tninsSs 'he ne west wanted-or the west thouE ai,n 2 6,d Tn some quarters the teeIhs emounted almost to ecstacy' sucn as demi- god might excite. |.
 Thaf ia not true today; There n no .hr,1I in the present feeling; nothing that might be called blind: unaues- tioninE devotion-nothing or tnat sor.. Even a year ago almost any Weste.n .n community would have turned out to inc last cripple on crutches, for the privilege of standing on the outmoss Tim of the crowd and watching nm 20 through the motions Of speech I. Today every one of those communi- ties holds plenty of able bodied men who would be altogether content to stay at home. puttering around with with a lawn mower. or enjoying pipe and
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-14

slippers, perfectly willing to wait and read about MT. Roosevelts visit Tn
 Nevertheless. the people of the prai- rie country are today more than ever can be the next Republican Presiden- tial nominee. Barring some unpre- dictable accident, he will have the convention vote of every one or these
 Curious, isn't fta The whole case is more alive with strange contrscts than any the west has faced in all It's po- litical experience.
 Has President Roosevelt lost prest. iee in the West, then. in the last year Yes. Enthusiastically. He Is no longer an object of idolatry. as he once was. Only a few short months ago. In any average gathering of citizens .,a,! . S,urr, 1T, the President or his larger avowed policies would have been almost cer- tain to provoke Marquis of queens. berry finish. Today. ono may say just about what he pleases in any company, and excite nothing for his pains but a grin of approval or a lawn of wear mess. Speaking broadly. there are no passionate Roosevelt partisans nowa- days. Banduet takers at the occa- sionaI Republican club meetings. as signed to responses to Roosevelt toasts: do not rely upon the inspiration of the moment. as thAy used. confident tion. They study their responses out beforehand. writing them down and committing the careful phrases to memory There's no abandon in It. The unmeasured laudation of former times is tempered, moderated Logical argument concerning the work of the administration has largely supplanted the earlier habit of working hypnotic spells with the magic name Of "Roose. welt" Most. likely these banquet sneakers will start off ,bravely with ''Theodore Roosevelt; he needs no de- fense"-and then proceed to defend him until the toastmaster calls time"
 The West didn't like the Paul Nor ton incident-not a little bit. It had nothing in the world against Morton. you understand. That isn't the point.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-14
HOT WEATHER.

During hot Summer weather men, women and children of all conditions will drop down from sunstroke and heat prostration, if the constitution is weak.
 Every one should, during these hot, humid days, be on guard. Life depends on care. Keep the body strong and vigorous, shun iced drinks, nnripe fruit, Eat and drink with discretion. Put tea spoonful of
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-14

The West had suffered long under the abuses which the Morton case typified; but that isn't the explanation either. That's only the first part. The Went saw very clearly the principle that was involved here. and knew what . right settlement of that principle would mean. When the poor. weak. anti. climax came. with it's melting cause out behind the barn and swore. Per- sonal friendship of a President for . lawbreaker. political expediency. or fearful Qualms over the possibility Of setting an embarrassing precedent: these, according to Western opinion, were all mere side Issues The deter mination of the Morton matter was just no determination at all. It was a of the most unforgivabie sort--and, the West hasn't forgiven it.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-14
For Men: Exclusive Clothing

vvT ITH precision we are presenting each W day, in ou. display windows and in the w pub1ic press, what the inside of this shop contains. SO that anyone can sec withotrt a searchlipht that EXCLUSIVENESS and ORIGINALITY characterize us. Our stocks in the main are always widely different from the ordinary stocks of other stores; yet, by no possibility shal1 any person buying ot us have 1t to say that he paid more than like qualities are sold for elsewhere. On the contrary, our long experience of intelligent close application enables US to display stock of goods ot "n- doubted quality, and in such variety and vol ue for choice that to excel it is hardly possible, and to so get that can be sold at prices that can hardly be underbid.
 Ae1ujShz
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-14
Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey

in each glass of water you drink. It kills all disease germs. Pre- scribed as a family medicine by thousands of leading doctors. If you wish to keep strong and wig orous and have on your cheeks the glow of perfect health, take Duff fy's Pure Malt Whiskey regularly, according to directions. It is dan- gerous to fill yourself with drugs they poison the blood while Duff fy's Pure Malt Whiskey has stood severe tests by skilled chem ists for fifty years and has always ben found absolutely pure and to contain great medicinal proper ties.
 Sold by druggists, grocers and dealers, or direct. $1 bottle. IT. lustrated medical booklet contain ing some of the many convincing testimonials received from grate' full men and women who have ben cured, and doctors advice free. Duffy Malt Whiskey Co.,. Rochester, N. Y.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-14
CONDUCTOR KILLED.

Negro Murderer Ia Being ChaseA
 ThrOugh Georgia By Posse.
 Augusta. Ga. July 13.-A telephone message from sandersville says: Con- ductor J. M. Mason of the Augusta Southern Railroad. was shot to death by an unknown negro two miles from sandersviIle tonight.
 The negro escaped ana Is being chased by a posse. The negro att tempted to ride free and was put on. He got on the rear car and when put of again drew a pistol and fired three times oc the conductor and escaped.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-14

For dessert
 teddy sraeR early
 ICD CREAM freq the KanAy Ikitehen. FlavofDs Pessh, Dsnana, vanilla, Chocolate, Caramel anA Burnt Almond. AIss OFasge and Pineapple sAerbert. Phone 66. HINDD C HYATT.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-14

(,ur .ueciaI Tea Mixture for Iced Tea ts unsuruassed. 4Oc pound.
 Brock Grocery Go. TX M Perry. 702 HiGhland Ave.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-14

Ripe GeOrg1a Peaches, ROckyfoRA CantelOupes and fine Georgia Water melons. A good supply Monday. PAons or send order to
 - 7n Brock Grocery Ce. lS N. Perry. 701 HighlanA Ave.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-14

. ,-..idents and the members oI .ss sss' sxscutiye committee os the 'assoe's' ton, ,oraan said that 1t was planned to nave .aM .ns on President Roosevelt ana ventlon .arv cs of state when they reacn. ee ed Washington. President p.ans 9aaut P1 tn: so % a royal reception throasnS~' ~ south to the visitors
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-14

ment, and nnds the latter far out
 weighs the former in efnciency and freedom from error.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-14

MT. Danelly to speak. ,,, Rev. J. M. Danelly of Opelika. VIII preach in the Clayton Street Methodist Church at s o'clock tonight. 5a
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-14
E.,llhara llax csue.

There Is some talk of M. Pedre Gaiu- hard, the famous ex-tenor and direc- tor of the Paris Opera, whose term finishes at the end of the present year. going to America as co director Of the Metropolitan Opera House. It was reported that M. Gaillhard would suc- caed M Conried. but this Is not quite true.
 M. Conried, who has been in Ill., health, Is said to want an associate. and offered the post to M. Gaillhard. :. The latter has not definitely decided
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-14
BODY OF JONES
 CAUSES SUITS Litigation Over the Ex-
 cavatilolns. NAY SUE UNITED STATES T Fre6chman Declares His Property
 Was Destroyed.
 As.,s.r.t,o. oe wine. Bri.ss Aso.t . Great stir |. Fra.cs-ce.erssity ef the notAschlIas. T - 4
BY HENRI DUBOIS.

Paris, July 13-rhe recovery of ashes of Admiral Paul Jones. which were presented by the French Govern ment to the United states. and trans ported in state to America about year ago. have given rise to long litigation.
 { The coffin was found under building in the Rue Grange aux Belles The proprietor of the buildings Nos. 4l. 43 and 45 of this street authorized the excavations provided they would not exceed four months. As matter of fact, they lasted seven.
 Some of the tenants whose occupa- tiSn of their premises was thus dis turbed. prosecuted the landlord, who was mulcted in costs. without preju- dice as regards the amount of sev- erai quarters rent which we're not paid. < Now the landlord expresses his opin- ion that the United States Govern ment ought to pay the amount. But General Porter. who asked for the ex- cavations to be made, is no longer the Ambassador, and his successor. Henry White. does not quite see the matter in { the same light Hf~ estss
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-14
I'M sHIP BREAD

WE SHIP BREAD; ns We are Order you, ,,n Sread on .hort hf% notice to out of,td3wi N Godo. Montgomery Aia .
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-14
Melancholy Ex-Queen.


 The interesting Ex-Queen of Mada- gascar. Ranavalo. deposed some years ago by the French government, and who now lives in retirement in AL giers, recently asked the French gov. ernment for permission to come and spend the summer months at a French seaside resort.
 The Queen. who Is a great ad- mirer of all things Parisian. spent two months in the capital last year and her picturesque and melancholy figure was the center of a good deal of interest.
 The Minister of the Colonies, who pays her pension and generally guards over her person. has granted the Queens request and hAs taken a villa place at her disposal She will arrive in France tomorrow. will spend a few days in the Capital. where she likes to replenish her wardrobe, and will pass the rest of the summer at the seaside.
 Identification of Criminals. A commission was appointed by the to report on the advisabilityNo Nof adopt ing Gallons system of the identifica- tion of criminals by finger prints in place of the anthropometric system now in use. which was organized by M. Ber- tillon. and which has mad excellent re- suits.
 The commission has now just pre- scented it's report to the Minister ol Justice. M Bertillon is convinced thai the anthropometric system will be re tained as 1t has invariably produced the most satisfactory results. During the last four years thirty thousand ar rested persons have been identified b! ,, this system.
 Only in four cases was it found to be in fault. and all the four were epilep tics or sham epileptics .who could no be measured properly. M. Bertillor says she has practised the Galton system | for the last fourteen years in conjunc tion with his own system of measure
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-14

what he VIII do. but In any ease As
 hesitates to take lany such position un> til he has had six months or 70 of nolt-
Evening journal., 1907-03-12
WILL HAVE fine
new GROUNDS
The Fans Will Hardly ReCOe-
nZe New South Side
Park

When the baseball fans make their
first trip across the bridge this sea-
son they will not recognize South
Side Park. Many changes are to be
made and all viii be appreciated by
the lover OF the great national game.
Connell and Pierson the architects,
gave the writer a peep at the plans
yesterday. so l viii give them 10 you
to the best Of my limited ability. The
grand stand win be almost wholly re-
constructed. Twenty-four feet will be
added to each and in tho center Sec
tion opera chairs wiz afford ample
seating capacity, on the roof Of each
end of the grand stand there wih ne
two observation towers IA "a feet.
Big comfortable wicker rocking chairs
viii greet the patrons. The tbwer on
the left-hand side viii be open to The
public. the other viii be for Manager
Connolly and his friends and officials
of the league.
With an these hxings going on. the
newspaper men will nos be over
looked, as Manager Connolly viii have
fine quarters for the boys IN the cen
ter OF the stand. Patrons to the stand
WAAA ANAAA NNHtN NfAANAAi 80 WV NAANA AN"tR
date toilets at their disposal The
stand will sent $500 people
The bleaohers viii be an new and
constructed with back rests. which vii;
also act as a protection from the feet
OF those who sit back Of you. These
stands viii seat $500 people.
In the left fed corner NJ the grounds
a fine club house 2OXi5 feet win b.
erected. The players viii find here
private lockers. baths, tabs. showers.
hot and cold water-and toilets.
All and all the grounds when COM
pletcd will be the finest in the Tri-
State and Manager Connolly is to be
congratulated I'm his efforts to plea Use
the baseball patrons Of this city.
The plans as drawn by Connell ana
Pierson can be seen At the Evening
Journal Office tomorrow, and all con
tractors wishing to bid are requested
to call. AN bids should be addressed
Evening journal., 1907-03-12
DUPONT WON
A POLO GAME
In An Exhibition Cams Tre-
mont Lost by the Score
OF a TO z

In an exhibition game Of polo a. the
Rink last night dupont downed fremont
to . fremont was without the services
OF two Of its star players. goal tender
Landell. and first rush Isl" Prentiss
Neither team displayed much science and
at times the contest was very rough.
At the end of the first half the score
was to o in duPonts favor. In the sec
ond half both teams went at it hammer
and tongs science was thrown to the
winds and 1t was a "Donny Brook"
for fair. After about five minutes Of play
Carter scored a goal for fremont watch
brought forth much applause, in fact il
seemed as IL nearly every one was root
ing for fremont. Hin made another score
for fremont later on and Kaiser added
two for DUPONT. Kaiser. Mahany and
Henry played we'll for DUPONT For Tre-
mont Mccall played a clever defensive
game and Hill. Henderer and Carter
worked hard on the hoor Stafford SON
siderlng that It was his first game. held
down his position fairly well
Evening journal., 1907-03-12

being counted. Kerr. generally made
good. but now and again went badly
10 the bad. but generally It was from
worry about his team.
Team p. the tail-cndors, certainly
bowled in hard luck. Whenever they
would squirt and get a good game
their opponents would generally go
one better and just barely make team
b lose. Mahony, who acted as cap
tain. until February was the best man.
but was not able 70 do his best because
he was so much better than his team
mates. Banks was the jolly one Of
team B. and when he bowled he came
pretty near making good. The only
regret was the team could not have
him with II enough. Cobb was put
on this team in the m6ldle Of season.
but never made good. somehow he
could not get any scores on the Acad-
emy alleys. although in practice be
did well, and generally made 500.
L. c. Lyon who was captain after
Mahony resigned. came fast at the end,
and with his hook bail was hitting
tho beginning or even earlier than The
the bcginnig or even eanlier than the
middle Of February he would have
shown the leaders a thing or two IL
made sos and tied Hart for high three
Smith. was errat.c. bat tried hard Ter
than any man IN the league and very
often had hard luck The fact IS that
hard luck is almost associated wi,h
Smith in the league!
Porter started we'll but seemed &c
give out Lack ~ practice it is be-
licved was his fault, for he bowlet
as good a BAN as any when In shape
Any rating Of men, in a sport IS
largely "a matter az personal feeling
but after seeing the men roll. the fol.
lowing rating looks like the FIRST ten"
that Is "a team and scrub team:
Evening journal., 1907-03-12
We WILL GET
ERNEST VINSON
Manager Connolly Sent Him
a Contract to Sign
Yesterday

Manager Connolly has secured Ernest
Wilson's release from Trenton and yes
terday he was sent a contract to sign.
This will no doubt be good news to
the fans who recognize in him one OF
the best hitting outheidcrs in the
country. Manager Connolly and his
Wilmington team. 81 players. including
l6 pitchers will leave heFe for Points
mouth, Va, on "Wednesday, March q
Thursday, Friday and Saturday win be
devoted TO practice and The first game
win be played on Easter Monday
against Portsmouth.
ON April 30 and June a. Boston Ma
tionals win play here ana on May 8
Cincinnati win be seen. Arrangements
are now being made for several other
league clubs.
The people OF Wilmington want good
baseball. and II 1t is I'm Mr.. Conneny's
power to give it to them, they are
going TO get it. Here's TO the success
OF the Wilmington Tri-State Club"
Evening journal., 1907-03-12
DELAWARE ON TOP

The Delaware bowling club Of this city
which is entered in the Atlantic City tour
nament, went to Philadelphia yesterday
and last night scalped George slegers
Olympia team PISA to 26OO The locals rolled
remarkably wei and if they show the same
form at the shore they will. no doubt land
some Of the money. our boys also rolled
three games ON Denny's alleys for the slrC
prize and their total 269s is high. The
scores rolled follow:
Evening journal., 1907-03-12
AT THE RINK

Lovers Of roller skating who do not
visit te wilmington Rink are missing
many attractive features which are given
there each evening. Tomorrow evening
there will be a polo match between the
walbroos tam OF Baltimore and the All
Wilmington team. on Thursday, Friday
and Saturday afternoons and evenings
Reckless Recxlaw the worlds greatest
cyclist. assisuea by Snowfall will give ex-
hlbitions The y fcond masked carnival WI
be given on Maleh p.
Evening journal., 1907-03-12

South Side Park when remodeled will
be the finest ball grounds in the Tri-
State
The announcement in The Evening
Journal yesterday that Vinson would
likely join the Wilmington Club was very
pleasing news to the fans Of this city.
Knight has Joined the Athletics.
Three Of the Philles. Gleason. Jaclslitch
and Crist are on the hospital list.
Evening journal., 1907-03-12
SAVOY THEATRE

Maunees daily, 215. Evenings, s Is. Satur-
day night two shows, 715 and p. m
Week commencing Monday. March II. s
big vaudeville acts, all new TO Wilm ns-
ton Beecher and Maye. Bending Bonda
James A. Reynolds. illustrated songs.
Markwood and Neal. Kitty Robinson.
THE GREAT HERMANN. The Bio
graph, and the much talked Of burial
alive. Amateur night every Friday. Lady $
watch given away free Saturday matinee.
Evening journal., 1907-03-12

to the Evening Journal, care OF Sport
ing Editor, and they viii be opened In
public at this office on March is at
3 o'clock. The grounds must be in
readiness by April 6.
Evening journal., 1907-03-12
Court to Reeonvsne.

After a recess Of several days, su-
penor Court win reconvene Tomorrow
morning. There are number of spe-
cial jury cases 10 be tried. and court
will be in session for about two weeks,
Evening journal., 1907-03-12
ROXING.

There is no truth In the report that
Fitzsimmons and Burns have been match
ed TO fight before the National A. c.. OF
Philadelphia.
Evening journal., 1907-03-12
TWO BIG SHOOTS
BEING ARRANGED

The Delaware Trar shoters' League will
hold its spring tournament on April Ii on
the grounds of the Wawaset Gun Club
The Claymont Gun Club will have charge
of the shoot. The State championship tro-
ply will be shot for in open competition
and a team championship race will be an
other feature.
The annual spring shoot Of the Wawasoi
Gun Club will be held on May Is and l6
and this event will follow the Southern
Handicap at Richmond, Va. and will be
on the week preceding the Pennsylvania
State shoot at Lebanon. Consequently
many prominent marksmen are expected
TO participate in the local shoot
Jack OBrien isu nder the impression
Evening journal., 1907-03-12


The high average was made by
Houston Of team d. with III for 81
games, with Kerr OF team C. second
with am average OF 163 for 81 games
The highest single game was won by
Kerr. with score OF 226 Booker and
Pusey being second with 2i9.
The high three games were won by
Hart and L. c. Lyon, with score Of
555. Kerr was second with "a score of
553. The tournament was won by team
A. with team d. second. The highest
team game was won by team c. with
9l7 the players bcns Thatcher, 20i,
Kerr 207, simpson, i99 Hart 1872 and
Ford 1i2 Team a was second with a
score OF 9l4.
The high three team game was won
by team a with a score Of 2iS2. ton
players being Booker. SIS; Pusey sos;
suplce. sos. Meglll AS; Hobson. 1872
Standing OF teams at end OF season
Evening journal., 1907-03-12
LYCEUM THEATRE

Tenth street, west Of Market. Matinees
10, 20, % cents. Nights and holidays. 10.
~ 81, 20 cents. March II, l. and l3 Matinees
Mondays and Wednesdays, McFadden's
Row of Flats. written TO drive away dull
care. Noted for its singers dancers, COM
edians Coming-"Across the Pacific"
Evening journal., 1907-03-12
ADJUSTMENTS.

n0CKSTADER'S GARRICK THEATRE
DDelawares only Vaudeville Playhouse.
Commencing Monday March nth:
A Night With The Poets. fourteen Peo-
pie in a Brand New Novelty; Nan En-
gleton and Company. Tom Within, WIN
Clifton * Co, Wentworth, Van Cleve and
Pete; John and Bertha Gleason. and
O'Houlahan, Adele Purvis Onri & Flora
Alithorpe. Brooks S Vedder, Harry Tsuda
The Kinetograph.
Afternoons at 2.l5. Evenings nt SIS.
Prices always rhe same, %, s5 and 50c.
Evening journal., 1907-03-12

The Atlantic IL Rgue will hold a meeting
in Reading, Pa. evening
Evening journal., 1907-03-12

No arrangements have been made
for next year. but the officers, G. II.
Kerr president Leyiand Lyon treas
urer and w. w. Pusey. second secre-
tary. feel that the success this year
will warrant a continuance next year.
Only three evenings were rolled by
the "An-duPont team" owing TO trou-
bic in obtaining the men. One game
was rolled with ~ Casino" resulting
I'm a win 2-1 for DUPONT and in the
two evenings with Z. Blumenthol &
Company each team won an evening.
although the games stood DUPONT 4. to
Blumenthsl 2, These mon bowled on
the All DUPONT team: Booker Houston,
Mahony. Kerr, Scott Pusey, Thatcher.
Hart and Naudain.
Jimmy Britt has refused TO hght Young
Corbett.
Charley Neary and George Menslc will
clash al Milwaukee, ON March qn
Evening journal., 1907-03-12

Jack O'Brien isu nder the impression
that he has reached his limit and may re-
tire after his scrap with Tommy Burns.
Evening journal., 1907-03-12
BASEBALL.

9l5 s29 s54-2s9s
Evening journal., 1907-03-12
DELAWARE.
1925 919 slO-27s4
OLYMPIA.

$50 $50 s55-2eOO
These scores were rolled in prize
] 1or,,uotfffor.