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Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1907-01-18
BIG BALL LEAGUES
START SEASON APRIL II

Cincinnati, o., Jan. 12.-The American
and National league schedule commit
tees, in session at the Hotel Havlin.
voted that both leagues should play 154
games, beginning April II, closing in
the east on October 5, and in the west,
October 6.
The National league will open in Gin
c~innati, Chicago, New York and Bos-
ton, and the American in Detroit, St.
Louis, Philadelphia and Washington.
In general the schedules will correspond
with those of 1905.
In the National the openings will be-:
P%ittsburg at Chicago, St. Louis at Gin
c%innati, Brooklyn at New York, and
philadelphia at Boston.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1907-01-18
OUCH! HOW THE
GOVERNORS ARE
SLAPPING ROADS.

Gov. Crawford, South Dakota
Abolish passes; take railroads out
OF politics.
Gov. johnson, Observation-Disclosures
passes. make a two-cent fare; pass
reciprocal demurrage law.
Gov. Burke, North Dakota-Abol-
ish passes.
Coy. Deneen, N!inois-Abolish
passes; forbid increase in roads
capital stock without regard TO the
actual value OF the road.
Gov. Cox, Tennessee-Proh-blt
railroads from owning coal lands
and engaging In the coal business.
Gov. Hughes, New York-Create a.
new and more drastic railroad COM
mission.
GOV. Warner, M.chigan-Abollsh
passes.
Gov. Folk. Missouri = Abolish
passes.
Gov. Goodlng. Idaho Abolish
passes.
Gov. Buchtei, Golorado-ADoI~sh
passes.
Gov. Toole, Montana ABOLISH
passes.
Gov. Hoch. Kansas - Abolish
passes.
Gov. Davidson, W.scons.n-More
bower for state railway commits
sion.
Gov. Brooks, Observation-Disclosures
taxes for railroads.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1907-01-18
HATPINS AS WEAPONS
IN SCHOOL RACE WAR

Chicago, Jan, l4.-Race fceiiLg. which
has stirred the pupils OF the Copernicus
school more thar a week eliminated in
an open fight between the negro and
white children.
A number of the pupils were injured.
Between 200 and 800 children took part
i'm the riot.
The belligerents fougnt with stones
and clubs. some OF rs using hat
pins
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1907-01-18

sixteen hours the maximum period OF
continuous employment without an in
teryening rest and to enforce IL pro-
vides heavy penalties on the employers.
The bill was introduced last ummer
This 20 to / vote was reached after
an entire day spent in considering the
subject. The parliamentary situation
was confused during the entire time
caused by the forty pending amend
ments and the three substitutes for
the original bill. all OF which had TO
be disposed Of.
The bill finally nassed was a sub
stitute offered by ena La Toilette
ard not in print. 1t was amended in
several respects by the senate.
Senator Peters, of Alabama, cast the
only negative vote.
Provisions Of the Act.
The bill provides that under certain
contingencies and in cases of accident.
the time fixed may be exceeded. The
enforcement OF the law is placed in
the hands of the Interstate Commerce
commission and the federal courts,
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1907-01-18
TO BE AE'T
SEC'Y OF TREASURY

Washington. ID. c.. Jan. i4.-Arthur
r. slater, formerly of Sioux City. now
private secretary to Secretary Shaw,
Eas been selected by the latter to be-
come assistant secretary OF the treas-
ury when Charles Fl. Keep retires I'm
the next fortnight.
Mr.. Statter wal probably occupy the
place only till Mr.. Cortelyou assumes
the control II the treas lry on March 4.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1907-01-18
SANTA RE INDICTED
ON RELATING CHARGE.

Los Angeles. Jan. 12.-The federal
grand jury returned two indictments
against the Santa Fe railroad. The
railroad Is charged with granting con-
oessions to the Grand Canyon Lime and
Cement company and with giving re-
bates on lime.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1907-01-18
HUNDREDS REPORTED
KILLED IN TIDAL WAN'

The Hague. Jan. ia tidal wave
has devastated some of the Dutch East
Indian Islands south or Achin. The
loss is very great
According to a brief official dispatch
300 persons persisted on the island OF
Tana.
Forty people are known to have been
drowned on the island Of Simaul.
Earthquake in Kansas.
Arkansas City. Kan, Jan. l1.-An
earthquake shock was felt here. lasting
a few seconds. shortly after midnight.
Persons were awakened and dishes rat
tied, but no damage Is reported.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1907-01-18
CANTEEN SEEMS
TO HAVE POOR SHOW
Or REINSTATEMENT.

Washington, Jan. 1.-When Con-
gresham Morrell said, In the army
appropriation bill discussion, he
would like TO attach a paragraph re-
instating the canteen, Congress
mar Hull, OF Iowa. said ii would be
new l~eeIslation and q point of order
would lie against II. There seems
little chance that the canteen will
be re-established,
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1907-01-18
HEPBURN-DOLLIVER
LIQUOR BILL UNCONSIDERED.

Washington, d. c., Jan. 1.-THE house
committee on judiciary today, by a
vote of 9 to 7, decided not to consider
the Hepburn-Dollive bill making
liquor carried in interstate
subject to the laws of any state 1t en-
terS.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1907-01-18
FLEES TO EUROPE AND
AVOIDS HARTMAN PROBE

New York, Jan. thames Stillman,
president of the National city bank,
has sailed for Europe. 1t was expected
the banker would be q witness before
the Interstate Commerce commission
at its inquiry into hi affairs OF tho
western railroads with which he is also
connected.
He was reported to have received a
subpoena.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1907-01-18
Minnesota Attorney General,
Fighting Stock increase, Asks
After Previous Issue.
SANTA re ROAD lNDlcTED
Eiuht Men Held BY Coroner's Jury
That Investigated the Terra
Gotta Wreck-Other News
of the Lines.
MILLS CLOSE DUE
TO CAR SHORTAGE.

Minneapolis, Jan. 12.-Because
they cannot get ears In which to
ship their products the leading
-four mills of the city have been
forced to close temporarily. Three
hundred are out of work.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1907-01-18
STEAMER PONCE, LONG
Overdue, REACHES
BERMUDA,
is Picked Up, Disabled, by An
other Vessel and lowed Into
Port at Hamilton.

Hamilton, Bermuda, Jan. 1.-THE
eleven days overdue steamship Ponce
was towed in here today by a steamer
which picker her up, disabled.
All on board the Ponce are we'll.
One Of the steamers shafts wag
broken.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1907-01-18

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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-02
GROUND IS BROKEN.
Work Begins On AIasxa-YukOn ExpO-
 sitiOu.

Seattle. Washin gton, June With impressive ceremonies ground was broken today for the Alaska Yukon Pacific Exposition which will be held here in 1909. opening just two years from date. The day was a holiday.
 Seattle presented a gala appearance and amid the blare of trumpets, the marching of a military pageant, in snlring speeches and banqueting' the inauguration of active work on the Pacific worlds fair was celebrated.
 Many prominent men, mayors, legls- Iators. governors and State officials at tended the ceremonies and Visitors from nearby cities were present
 The Hon. John Barrett. director oI the internatiol bureau of American re- nublfcs. as the personal representative of President Roosevelt was the prin | cfpal speaker of the day and the guest of honor ,,,,- =.
 President John Edward Chilberg oi the exposition after appropriate re- marks turned the first spadeful oi earth while the band played The star Spangled Banner" and the thousand Tn attendance cheered. The other ad' dresses were delivered by Governor Al bert F. Mead. of Washington and May or Moore of Seattle. ,,.
 The ceremonies started with DIE military parade at noon. It passed through the principal down town streets and ended at the railroad sta ton where a special train was taken for the exposition grounds.
 It is thought by the management that two years of strenuous work or the $10,O00,000 worlds fair VIII ilho
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-02
THE RACES
Results mt Belmont .

 New York, June 1.-Keene's Colin, proclaimed by many horsemen to be | the best 2-year-old of the year, easily won thes national stallion stakes, nVe | furIongs. at Belmont today He car ried 112 pounds and was one or the most heavily played favorites or the meeting. He was backed down from | even money to 15 to 20 at the close. He was little sluggish in the carry par of the race. but when once in his stride he came away from his field and ran the distance in the fast time of O:5S, new track record. The previous time was 0:58 2-5.
 Rosemount. 109 (Radtkel. 16 to 3. won {; Acrobat, 103 (Milier), 10 to l, second {; Royal Onyx, 102 (Liebhardt), b to l., third Time :26 3-5. Black Mate, PunKy. Kiiter, Golden West. LAmour, Sailor Boy ran.
 Second race. four and half furlongs --Cohort, 112 Gowe). to l., won; ond; Uncle, 1!2 (Mountainl. 4 to l. third. Tipe, 0:52. sepoy. Ancient, Ra- contour, Golden Star. HartfordC Boy, Arasee. Robert Cooper. Early G., Tai Sontcfa3r saaa GGrd Iings 9Hsst Rmee fate ran @ All 0
 Third race, national stallion, $5,O0O added. five furlongs-Colin. 122 (Mil- ler). 15 to 20. won; Bar None r1It ll7 122 (Preston), 10 to 1, third. Time. 0:5s. King James. Royal Vane. Smoker ran.
 Fourth race. international steepleeo2 aiS, 9Heider@. to I. won; MT Mccann, 1S4 CStone). 16 to 5, second; Fallaheen. 133 (Regan), 10 to 1. third. Time. S:59. Rocket ran. California King fell;
 Fifth race, mile-Dolly spanker. 123 (Milier). to 10, won; Tileing. 105 (Sumter), to l. second; Sir Todding- ton. 107 (Musgrave2; to l. third. Tlme' 139. Campaigner, Umbrella ran.
 sixth race. seven furlongs, selling Glenham, 9S (Medlicott). to l. won; Bright Boy, 94 q. Powersl, to l, second; Rio Grande. 100 (Walshl, 15 to oliver Cromwell. Little Woods, Mel bourne, Nominee. Cloistress. Durbar, Gold Circle and Kestral ran.
 Belmont Entries for MOnday.
 First race. high weight handicap, seven furlongs-Agginle. 40; Demqad: nd: AIethuer, 130; St. Valentine, 12S; Ca bochon, 126: Cutter, 124; Eddie Ware, 122; zienap, IT; Campaigner. 1l5; Paul
 Second race, selling. five .furlongss-- Sweet Taire, Hiacko. Ziephen, 1O4; Saltram, 1O2; Oroagna, Sansamon, Hel- en B., 101; Gene Russell. Dixon Belle loo; Mason. Uncle, 99; Eonite, sS; Rus tie. Queens Souvenir, Hal, Kerry, 96;
 Third race, the Twelfth Gaiety. four and one-halt 1urlon I1' b1es.o' HTj5 Notasulga, 122; Sungleam, Berry Maid Half sovereign, Mombassa, Aimee C.,
 Fourth race, the Jockey Club weight for age, mile and an eighth-Go Be tween= i2S: W. H. Carey. 126; Tangle, iS1; Montgomery, Frank Gill. Dan
 Firth race. handicap. one mile-Tok- alon, l26; Yankee Girl. 112: Adoration' 1O6; Zienap. 1O2; Red Leaf' loo; om-
 sixth race, selling, one mile1Masan- ino, 1oS; St, Valentine, 1o6 Weirds9ime So nc Quinn Brady lO4; King Cole l94 Fiin- li,l ga g7; P sufiice. IIi SC; Herman, 93; Elow;;a.- ;. Boval Ben. KilIie Crankee, S4.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-02
East at Home.
SOUTH ATLANTIC.


 Charleston. June 1-Charleston took today's game by default from Jack sonvilre. A close decision in the sev- enth blocked matters. Mullaney was ordered out of the game and Jack sonville refused to play. Umpire Fitz- simmons declared the game forfeited to Charleston. Score: Charleston ,. ... 900 900 1-1 2 3 Jacksonville .. 900 900 O-0 1 !
 Batteries-Foster and Evers; Saw idge and Roth.
 Augusta, Ga, June Augusta won today's game by timely hitting. Score: Augusta ... .... o1o 900 o2.-s l Columbia ..... 900 900 010-1
 Batteries Sparks and Connolly; Schwenck and Hawkins.
 Macon, June 1.--Macon won from Savannah here today by timely hitting. Score:
 Macon. .. ..... 900 100 o1'-2 ? Savannah. .. 900 0o1 Ooo-1 l
 Batteries--He1m and Harnish; Deav- er and Kahlkon.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-02

1t completed in every detail by June i 1909. the opening day.
 The purpose for which the exposition is heldeis considered to be worthy of the expenditure of so large a sum.
 Briefly its primary object is the ex- ploitation of the resources and poten- tialities of the Alaska and Yukon ter ritories in the United states and Can ada and to make known and foster the vast importance of trade on the Pa cific ocean and with the countries bor- dering on it.
 The exposition site. which embraces the unused portion of the campus of the University of Washington Is 25o acres in extent and borders for more than a mile and half on Lakes Union and Washington.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-02
Some One of MaLarky's Bunch
 Must Take fo the Tall Trees.

With Sam Apperious, Yates and Weems. Malarky has fifteen men draw ing meal tickets Houtz, Apperious. Henline and Yates in the lots; Perry, Ball, Nye and Baxter in the infield; Malarky. Maxwell. Walsh, Walker and Weems in the box and Hausen and Seabaugh catching.
 This makes just one man over the number that Judge Kavanaugh says can play on a Southern League ball team. Malarky has the job now of de- ciding which of the fifteen to put roll CTS under, and from all indications II will be between the two gardeners Henline and Yates. Both have shown great form. ana while both are fast, 1t is a question
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-02

If the young Chicago boy is not the faster. Yates has one great thing in his favor. He Is young and amitious. and that counts a great deal. And in has a better arm than Henline. and seems to be hitting well. Malarky is inclined to like Yates and while he has not made any definite move, it is proable that Henline will be the one to go.
 It Is not improbable that lightning will not strike the box staff. and If it does there is hardly any question that Sam weems will have the call over Walker Weems seems to have everything and as he Is young it stands to reason that he will work that much harder,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-02
ATTACK AN UMPIRE.
SCRAPPY BEECHER AND PHILLIPS
 ASSAULT PFENNINGER.
New Orleans Wins Games and Throws it to Winds--ROwdy Players are Dragged From
 Diamond.

Birmingham, Ala, June 1.--By a com bination of errors and punched hits New Orleans scored four runs in the second, adding another in the eighth, which was earned.
 Phillips went to pieces in the eighth, yielding one hit. which was a triple, three bases on balls and hitting De- mont. The Barons tied the score but threw away chance after chance to win. When Demont was given his base for being hit in the eighth, Beecher and Phillips made an assault on Pfenninger and were immediately dragged from the diamond by officers.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-02

Summarv-Left on bases Montrom- cry Momnhis 6. Two hate hit. Hen line |. Three haee hit. Hansen; 1, Rase on ba"s hv Walker. l. hv MalarkN tinr halter, bv Crvstalls. (Bavter) |; r,, waiarky CRabbr. wud bitches, MaIarkv. i. Double plays Malarky to Hausen to Bavter, 1. Struck out. hv Walker, Q: bv Malarkv, 0; by CrYsta .S, Sacrifice hits, Yates, 1: Carter, 1. Stoler base Ball First base on CT TOTS Montgomerv. 1: Memphis, !. Time of game. 13O Umpire. Rim
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-02
Getting Good settIers.

HuntSVIIIe M6TCuTy.
 Several good. practical men from this county sent to Ohio. Indiana and Illinois could do much in the line of migration and securing good farmers with ample means. That is the way Canada Is doing, as was told by MT. Campbell at the last meeting of the League. Others from Indiana have told us the same thing. What we need to do is to go to work and do some thing. Get busy by advertising and go after those we want.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-02
nreotbitt County Killing.

Lexington, Ky. June I'-A teIeRraW f-or, Jackson today says that Matt sloan. one of the most desperate char acters in Rreathitt county, was shot sx times by Pete striclIlin last night and instantly killed. The men had long been enemies Sloan had just TO- turned home from serving a peniten- tiarv sentence for shooting man in Breathitt county. Sloan and Strickln met. renewed their old trouble and Str4allin IzillAA Gl~--
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-02
Take Your Choice.
Moulton Advertiser.

MOuItON AuVBTtIS6E. . --
 Editor James Armstrong condemns steamboat and railroad Sunday excur- sions. He says they are debasing. and should not be permitted in a Christian land. You are correct, Jim, and now we would like to have your opinion on Sunday pic mics; say where young gentlemen go from six to twelve miles with their gest girl presumably to wor- ship Cor or attend all day singing but really to have a good time and fine
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-02
Want Thousands Like Him.

BlrmlnBhdII LtUEbf.
 Down in Baldwin County one Ger man farmer made a crop of early po- tatoes and then made a crop of cotton on the same land. Alabama needs about one million of that kind of Ger mans and she wont ask what church they belong to.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-02
Good Advice.

Brewton Standard.
 People take newspapers nowadays road them and then throw them away. They never think what a source or pleasure and proft-or reminiscencs and thought, file or even few num- bers of such paper would be to them twenty or thirty years afterwards. Pay for your papers and then keep them.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-02
A FEW FOUL TIPS.

N''e 'F0"D' qS: < t,' .l
 Nice game.
 only thing wrong was the score. c Things were kinder turned upside down for Mike Finn over in Atlapta yesterday.
 That was a great handed stop that Malarky made of owens hit in the fifth inning.
 It was not only unneighborly but un- gentlemanly in MT Neighbors to steal all of MT. Perry's bingles.
 Yates has the earmarks of a conner. He is fast knows how to place aAbunt, and has a pretty lusty wing on him.
 Doc White was pretty lucky yester- day in Inosing Detroit out after two hands were down in the ninth inning.
 If Perry just had not dropped Yates's throw in the sixth But what's the $ use. he did let 1t get away and the run came in.
 When Bill Hausen hit that bill with the bases full in the third inning. the roar from the stands was distinctly
 Little Rock drops to sixth place, the Pirates, by not playing, go to fifth.
 Ties in both Birmingham and Mont gomery. But Montgomery should have had her game-only she didn't. Babb and his team left for Memphis yesterday afternoon, Shreveport leav- ing Nashville at the same time for Memphis, where the two teams play today, old man Stockdale pitching the game for the Babblers.
 At o'clock last night Malarky and his team left for New Orleans, all of them going but Walker, Walsh and Apperious. The Pelicans left Birming z han last night for New Orleans, where they will play Montgomery today. To night Montgomery, New Orleans. Mem phis and Shreveport will be on the cars getting back to fill their dates in Montgomery, Birmingham and Nash vile
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-02
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

New York June 1-Brooklyn scored another victory over New York at the Polo Grounds today in q hard fought ten inning game Lewis carried off the batting honors as In Hive times at bat. he made a tripple two doubles and two singles. Score: R H E :. Brooklyn .. .. O12 Ol0 01O 2-7 16 ( New York .. 102 001 010 0-5 10 2
 Scanlon, Pastorious and Butler and Ritter; McGinnity and Bowerman. Time, 210 Umpire. o'Day.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-02
Positive Evidence

Andalusia News.
 The world is surely growing better. Last Tuesday a fellow dropped in and paid back subscription bill of "A. and on Wednesday another fellow drop ped in and paid a back subscription of s5. It's a good thing for us that the world is getting better. Who will be next to set a good example?
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-02
One of the Few.

V cox Banner.
 Within ten days Wilcox County will he practically out of debt No bond ed debt. No floating debt. No fine and forfeiture fund State witnesses paid cash. and less land advertised at Tax Sale"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-02
F w uoehD Arrested.

Wheeling, w. Va, June IF. W. Hoehn. aged 50 years, charged with stealing $4S,00e in bonds and $1l,000 in cash, from a sister at Indianapolis, was arrested here today and taken back to Indianapolis All but $1,200 RaE found on him.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-02
Yale Wins at Tennis .

New Haven. Conn, June 1.-Yale de feated Princeton in the annual tennil match of the courts of the lawn clui today, taking five matches on singlef and both the doubles
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-02
They May show More splrl.

Conner will pull the string and his Jumping jack legislators will do the dancing stunt, beginning in July. The same program as that presented be- fore adjournment will be observed. Oh that we had a legislature withssome backbonei
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-02
Here It Is Again.

Eufaula Times.
 With an equalization of the tax values of property, which is proposed by the state Tax Commission, there is no reason why the State taxes should not be reduced. At the session of the Legislature in July, some effort in that direction should be made.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-02

summary-Two base hits, Castro. Home runs, Jordan. Paskert, Fox. stol- en bases, Gilbert. Smith. Dyer, z; Cas- tro. Double plays. Castro to Jordan 1o hv Buchanan, i. Hit by pitcher. by eastIeton (Bowcock). Struck out by Castleton, 8; by Buchanan, z. iime 1:35. Umpire Zimmer.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-02
Has Brains Enough.

Troy MessengeT. .--I
 Your Uncle" Joe Cannon is prepar- tng to get into the race for the Presi- dency, "Uncle Joe" is a powerful power in one place. but he hasn't the wherewithal to get into the presiden-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-02
VIII Dion some Cash.

UneOnta DeIHOCIdLa =, |,
 Six millionaires have been indicted by d San Francisco grand jury. Of course no one expects them to be con victed but 1t will force them to turn loose some of their surplus cash to prevent 1t.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-02
A Happy County.

Andalusia News.
 ance of $21,12553. and no outstanding indebtedness. Our hat is off to the county commissioners.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-02
WEST IN THE EAST

Following is a table of the games played, tied, won and lost by the Eastern and Western clubs since the beginning of the present invasion of the Eastern territory by the Western clubs: