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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-27
ELECTION IS CALLED
JEFFERSON COUNTY 10 VOTE ON
 PROHIBITION.
Beth Sides Are Well Organized and The Fight is in To the Finish, Win or.
 Lose,

Birmingham, Sept. 26--(SpeciaL )- Judge Samuel Greene, of the Probate Court of Jefferson County, Thursday af- ternoon shortly before 8 o'clock, called an election on prohibition to be held on Monday October 2s. This means that the campaign Is on, The petition was filed by the prohibitionists last week The call follows within the legal time, ten days after the filing of the petition, when 1t was found that there were at least a fourth of the names of qualified voters to the petition. Thirty days mo- tice is given for the election.
 The two sides have organized Wal ter l.. Sessions. Q we'll known insurance agent, Is Chairman of the Prohibition Campaign Committee, whilefH. F. De- Bafdeleben a prominent coal operator and former iron manufactiurer. is Committee. The anti -prohibitionists committe is composed almost erclusive- ly of industrial folks, real estate own- ers and agents and merchants. The list given out does not contain any names of liquor dealers.
 It is understood that a large amount of money will be expended by the two sides, the aiti-prohibitionists having a fund. 1t Is reported. of more than $5o.- 900.
 In accordance with the law, saloons in Jefferson County will close on Sun udy anu hAOuudy, OCLODeE Zf ana
 An active campaign will be waged throughout every portion of the county. The women will participate in the cam paign. praying and marching to be in- dulged in.
 After reciting the fact that the re- quired number of qualified voters had signed the petition, Judge Greene is- sued the following call:
 Now. therefore, in consideration of the foregoing and by the authority conferred upon me by said act of the Legislature of Alabama, I Samuel E. Greene, Probate Judge of such coun- tys and as such Probate Judge, do ! hereby order an election to be held in said county on the 18th day of Octo- Der, 1907, Ga date within forty days from the presentation of said petition) to determine whether intoxicating IT, quors, drinks or beverages may be sold or otherwise disposed of within the limits of such county; the said election to be held under and accord ing to the terms of said statute ap- proved February 26, 1907, by the four teenth section of which it is provided, that if a majority of the legal votes cast at any election in any county held under the provisions of this act. shall
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-27
Results at Latonia.

Cincinnati, Sept, 26.-Lexoline, the favorite, won the feature event at Ila- tonia today in a drive by length from Monsignor. The Minks finished third. Favorites won four of the six eeents. Track fast.
 First race. six furlonss--vipgsine, 107 (HeideD 8 to B., won; Dulcinea, 100 (Froch) 8 to 1, secondi Belle Panzane, 1O1 c: Lee) s to 1, third. Time t:15 25. Margaret w.. Ada Rice, Double Belle of shelby Family Talk. oeoe, Rose of Pink ran.
 Second race, five and one-half fur longs--Marion Moore. 9s (Minder) to to 5, third. Time :os 2-5. McAtee, Uncle Tom, Merrifield. Gallant Land, Aha 0. Walker, Hansel, Bramble Lad
 Third race, one mile--Lexoline, 90 (Butler) to. 5, won; Monsignor. 90 (W. Walsh) to ?, second; The Minks, 10S c. Lee) 5 to 1, third. Time 1 39 3-5. Dr. spruill: Red Gauntlet, The Clans strome, 1os !Powers) to i, wont Beatrice K, 101 (Pickensl to 1, sec l: third. Time i:ls s-5. cygnet, Bell Toone. Merry Belle. Dewster. Agnes Virginia. French Nun and MoselIe ran. Fifth race, five and one-half fur Mamie Gallagher. 94 CT. Waishj 8 to l. second Orlandot, sS (Minder) 8 to 1. third. Time 1:os 1-5 Dorothy Ann, Severus Estehr Brown, Albert Fang, Lucille D., Water Cooler. Blue Shuf- fle, Ben Sand ran.
 Sixth race, mile and three -sixteenths -Ouared, 105 (Butler, even, won Great, t02 (Plckens 10 to 1, second. Docile, 102 '(Powers) IS to 1, third. Time 200 2-5. Chief Archibald, Mo- Tlvaine, Water Lake, Frank Flesher, TFenola ran.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-27

be against the sale of liquor. then it shall not be lawful to sell or other wise dispose of any intoxicating H. quors, drinks, or beverages within the bounds of said county after the S1st day of December next succeeding the date of such election, nor shall li- cense be obtained or granted author izing, or purporting to authorize the sale or other disposition of such in- toxicating liduors. drinks or bever- ages after the date of such election within said county. and all licenses issued before such election shall be null and void, and shall not authorize the sale or other disposition of such intoxicating liquors after the 31st day of December next succeeding such election"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-27
THE RACES
Results at Graveaena.

Gravesend, Sept. 26.-First race, sell ing, five and a half furlongs--Martha Jane, ss co. Bufns) 5 to 1, won; Win ming Star. es (Buxton) to i. place, second: Marbles. 99 Oowe) 1 to 5, third. Time, 1:0S.
 Second race. steeplechase. selling. two miles and a half--Sherin Wil- Hams. 130 (PalmerG to 5, won; Knight of Eway. 13S (Dupee) ' to 10. place, second: Dunseverric, 135 (Archibald), even. to show, third. Time. s'5s.
 Third race five and a half 'furlongs -Nimbus. 114 (Miller) to 10, won; St. Iliario, 102 (E. Dugan) IS to i, place. second: Aunt Rose. TOT lMus- gravel 6 to 5, show, third. Time. 1:06 3-5.
 Fourth race. Occidental handicap mile and an eighth-Gold Lady. 10p (Notter) 12 to 5. won: DAndelion. 125 (NieoD 2 to 10, place, second; Am. pedo, 92 (McCarthy) to 1, show. third. Time. :51 3-5.
 Fifth race. selling. mile and an eighth---Lane Allen. iO0 (E. Dugan) 6 to l, woi; Beauclaire, 9g (Sumter) a to 1, place. second: Rockstone, y9 lBuxton), to 2, show. third Time.
 Sixth race handicap. about six fur. longs-Danoscara. Jlb (Knapp) g to 1, won; EIdorado. e4 (Sumter1 to 1, place. scond; Ramrod, s7 (Brusseil1 10 to 1, show. third. Time, 1:I0.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-27
DEMOCRATS
 IN MARYLAND May Get Good Majority
 There. NOMINEE IS SICK IN BED Judge Crothers, Candidate for
 Governor, is Ill. Attorney General Bonaparte Has Not Come to Aid of Republican
 Friends Who Are in
 Bad Oder.
nY ALrREp ,. sToFrR.

Washington, Sept. 26.-,SJ ecial. t- Maryland Democrats who frequently visit this city report that the indica- tions are stronger each day that their party will carry the State in November by a satisfactory majority.
 Judge Austin l.. Brothers, the Dem ocraftc candidate for Governor. Is In bed with typhoid fever and 1t Is hard ly probable that he will be able to make any more speeches in the cam paign. His case Is pronounced rather a mild one by the doctors. and he is not now considered as being In any danger.
 Plenty of speakers have volunteered to take the stump for the ticket, and the contest Is said to be one of the most interesting in many years. The Democrats are reported to be harmo- snious, and not a single prominent man is protesting against the work of the recent convention in selecting the cadidate and adopting the platform.
 The Baltimore News continues to make more savage attacks upon the Democratic candidates and platform than any Republican paper in Mary land, and The News invariably claims that it does not belong to, the Re- publican Party. But the venerable Baltimore Sun the journal of the larg- est circulation and greatest influences. : ranks of the Republicans because. as The Sun contends. the Republican Par ty is at the mercy of Congressman 'Sid" Mudd and "BilP' Jackson. They are the bosses. and The Sun looks up- on them as about the toughest speci- mems of politicians to be found in Maryland.
 BOnaparte Singing Low.
 Attorney-General Bonaparte has been singing mighty low during this cam paign. It is known to every man ac- Quainted with the situation that Coll oneI Bonaparte disiikes to be mixed up with "Sld' and Bill" However, as the Republican candidates on the ticket have been imploring the Attor- ney General to come out and help them he has consented to make a few speeches before the fight ends. But folks who know him well say that he will feel like a man in bad company addressing meetings arranged by the political heelers of the Congressman referred to.
 The indications are that an unusu- ally large vote will be boiled. Tn ad- dition to the State officers to be elect ed there is United States Senator ship at stake All signs point to a Democratic victory in the legislative districts. but at the same time the Republicans are going to do their ut most to capture the Legislature for 'Sid" Mudd has his eye on the Sem atorship and if his party should carry a majority of the districts 1t is con ceded that he would step from the lower to the upper branch of Con- gross. That would be bitter pill for Colonel Bonaparte and the balance of the Maryland silk stocking" element in the Republican Party.
 For the SenatOrship.
 So far as the Democrats are con cerned they will attempt to settle the senatorship at primary. But the
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-27
DETROIT AND PHILADELPHIA IN A DEsPERATE BATTLE.
Hushey JennfnRs and Conny Mack FtGhfing Hara for Bit of Rag tn American League-Jennfngs'
 Great Hftfers.
Aanerlcan Leaxue.

For weeks the American League bat He Tor the pennant has been of such nature that fanatics all over the coun. Try have exhibited as much interest al lx the race was between local teams.
 Both Philadelphia and Detroit won again yesterday and Huglfey Jennings Tigers displayed the hitting strength which is being depended upon to win In the final sprint. With such men as Tyrus Cobb, Southern boy leading the American League in every depart ment, Sam Crawford, the giant center fielder. and Jones. the fleet footed left fielder with .500 average. pushing him close for the hitting honors there Is little wonder that Jennings is satis- field that he will win out.
 Managers generally over the National aud American Leaugues have picked the Athletics to win. but Ned Hanlon, the foxy one. says if Detroit Is defeat ed he will acknowledge that all of his baseball judgment has gone wrong. II never saw such hustling bunch of ball players in ell my experience says Hanlon. and that boy Cobb can almost defeat team by himself. Get him on the base and if the pitcher works long enough he will score whether the ball is hit or not. 1 have twice seen him steal from first to home plate without a batsman hitting the bali"
 Jennings team is playing the great est game eyer seen in American base ball, and if he wins against the Athlet- home playing with weak teams, he will, undoubtedly. have an easy time with the Cubs In the worlds series.
 Philadelphia. Sept 2e-There was another great battle on the American League grounds today in the race for the pennant when Philadelphia defeated Chicago, making 1t two out of three from the worlds champions. The weather was clear and cold. Walsh, who defeated the locals in the first game of the series, tried to repeat the trick again today. but lost his own game by unsteadiness, followed by timely hits.
 Chicago :. .. 1000 900 o01-1 2 9 Philadelphia :. 100 O01 10x--3 1
 Batteries-waish and Sullivan: Dy- gort and Shreck
 Boston, Sept. 26-Detroit won their third successive victory over Boston today. despite ths fact that Siever was batted out of tho game in one inning. Detroit ;. .. ..100 0s0 101--9 12 2 Boston .. :, ,.210 o10 10o--5 10 1
 Batteries--Mu1lin, Siever and Payne! Steele, Pruitt, 1Burchett. Peterson and Shaw
 Washington, Sept. 26-St Louis punched three hits on Patten in the fourth inning today and scored enough runs to defeat Washington. Score: Washington 900 900 oo1--1
 Batteries-Patten and Warner; Pow ell and Spencer.
 New York, Sept. Ss--The Cleveland team fininshed it's scheduled games in this city today by shutting out the To- calls
 Cleveland ..201 900 O12-6 14 2 New York 1000 900 000-0 2
 Batteries-Berger and Clarke; Ches- bro and Thomas
 Philadelphia, 8; Chicago, 1.
 New York O: Cleveland, S.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-27
Iniurea hx a Gin.

sylacauga, Sept. 26.-(special.) "A man named Martin, who was at work at the plant of the Farmers Union gin here, had his right hand almost torn off today in one of the gins.
 Surgeons gave him immediate att tention and he is doing well.
 Work has begun on the new pasto- rum for the Baptist congregation, which. when completed, will be a credit to them.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-27
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If sugar did not dissolve in the mouth you could not taste the sweet. GROVES the strongest bitter tonic. but you do not taste the bitter because the ingredients do not ~Sssolve in the mouth. but do dissolve readily in the acids of the stomach. Is just as good for Grown People as for Children. The First and Original Tasteless Chill Tonic. The standard for 30 years. 80 c.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-27
oprosEs nxTRA SESSION.
cOmmerclaI CIuB of Mobile Passes Res-
 oluti0ms.

E Mobile. Sept .26---(Special.) )---By q vote of II to i, the Board of Directors of the Commercial Club, at meeting held today at noon, passed q resolu- tion vigorously opposing the proposed calling of the special session of the Legislature by the Governor
 trhe sole voice raised against the resolution was that of State Senator Mar Hamburger, IT,, who informed the directors that their attempt to prevent naIiev that they had elected him, to Champion, would make the Governor
 I1dxe Jules E. Afford offered the reso 1tfion. Discussion was brfef but hery, almost all of the members taking part fn It.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-27
COUNSEL RETAINED.

Father of Late Stuart McRae Will
 Prosecute Murderer.
 Mobile, Sept, 26-(SpeciaO O-Hon Walter McRae, of Fairhope. father of Stuart McRae, who died from a knife wound inflicted by J. P. Smith, who Is now in jail at Bay Minette. has re- tained the services of lawyers to prose- cute the man who Is from all accounts, responsible for the death of his son.
 The date for the trial of Smith has not been set but 1t is believed that when 1t Is called, the defendant will waive examination Smith is feigning insanity and 1t is siad that 1t will be his plea.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-27
smith Remanded to Jail.

Bay Minette. Sept 26.-(Special:l- l- At the preliminary trial at Bay Min cite late this afternoon. J. P. Smith, who stabbed Stuart McRae at Fair Hope on Labor Day, from the effect of which MT. McRae died, was bound over to the October term of the Circuit Court of Baldwin County.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-27
r.,ntou Dfaanuofnted.

London, Sept. 26---Sir Thomas Lipton. Although bitterly disappointed at the failure of the New York Yacht Club to accept his recent challenge, today authorized the Associated Press to an nounce that he was prepared to chai- lenge with 8 ninety foot boat, under the New York Yacht Club rules
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-27
CENTRAL OF GEORGIA
 RAILWAY.

Arrival ana departure of trains Union Pas. senger Station, Montgomery. Ala. Esfeot. I've Sept. sths 1907. 90th Mefidiaf, finaa
 DEPART For Union Springs. Troy, Andaiusia. Eufaula, Ozark. Amerious. Aiba. n.y.. Columbus Macon. Savannah For TJnior sss5 snrsr.s ihrs....:: 4;46pm Eufaulas Fort Gaines. Dawson Americuss Albany, CoTbus. Macon a.tn...
 ARRIVE SiA From Savannah. Augusta, Macon. SI,r SSoiumpgs. Albany, Amerieus. Ozark. Eufaula. AndaIusia rrov Frnno MaSn., Spr1nss ni.' :.:' ....i1i1eam Americus. Dawson, Fort Csalnea Eufaulas Andalusia. Troy, Union
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-27
NOTICE TO sUBsCRTBERs.

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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-27
Grnnd Circnit ResuItn

Columbus, O.. Sept. 26.-Pronounced favorites swept the light Grand Circuit racing card today in good time. Ma track trotting record of s:62, made last year by Sweet Marie, and failed. He tired perceptibly in the stretch :. His time, 2:04 i-2. Is the best made by a trotter anywhere this year
 General Watts dropped heat of the Horse Review futurity to Miss Dens- more by making a break when he was trotted all the way in the fourth heat and won in good time.
 The Leading Lady. selected as a ? to 1 favorite, won the 2-year old division of this futurity without ap-
 George c. and Angus Pointer were to 1 favorites for the, 2:o5 trot and free-for-all pace. Neither was ever
 2.os class pacing; three heats; purse. $1 200; two heats ednesday-Lady Maud; oh; m, by Chitwood; (McMah,oql, Lld 2, ?, 2:o7 s-l; 2:o7 1-4; 2:0s 1-I. [
 Horse Review Futurity; Swear old two heats W ednesday-Generai Watts. b. e., by Axworthy (Bowerman), won first, second and fourth heats and Tsce; Miss DenSmore' TN' second; .ds a0nn5se s. 9s' s:is 1-4; 2:os 1-5.
 House Review futurity ;2-year-old trot- ters; two in three; purse. $3.OOO-The Leading Lady. b. f.. by Bingen Ben second; Orc Lambert, third. Time
 2:O5 trotting, three heats; purse, s1, ,sO0--George C., b. g.. by HOmewiarSd;, heats: Mainsheet. second; orc, third. Time. 2.O6 If; 2;Os; 2:07.. ,-.
 Free-for-all pacing; three heats purse Sl 2O0-Angus Pointer, b. g., by Sidney Pointer. (McHenry). won in straight heats; Baron Grattan, second Gallagher, third. Time, 2:03 3-4; 2;oS; 2:05. Major Delmar, b. <. by Delmar, "A. P. McDonald), lost. Time by quarters: .S1 IA; 1:01 1-2; 1881 1-4; 2:04 1-4.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-27

only One ''BROMO QUININE" That is LAXATIVE PROMO QuIEINE. I.oolr for the signature of D. W. Grove. iIsed inc world over to Cure a Cold in One dayS 25c. HI
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-27
DUGAN SUSPENDED.

Popular Jockey is Charged With Too
 Rough Riding.
 New York, Sept 26-Jockey E. Du- gan. on Lad of Langdon in the last race at GFavesend today, was disqual- fled for fouling and suspended for the remainder of the meeting and fined $2O0 for rough riding.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-27

The following deeds were recorded in the office of the Probate Judge, yes- terday:
 | N. Scott and wife to M. J. E. Estes. property on the north side of Hannon Street, 100 feet east of Goode Street measuring 50 by 100 feet. consideration S1.250; Elsie Jones to Mary Lou Ma thews, lot corner St. John and Craik Streets. consideration S750: zirkle and Moore to Rannie g. Corner. lot on the east side of Elmwood Street. 90 feet south of -Hutchings Street, measuring 40 by IF feet, consideration ss2s,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-27

Pittsburg, Sept. 26.-In pretty game today. Pittsburg beat Boston by the narrow score of to 4. Score: Pittsburg 200 02o 1os-5 13 ? Boston ..... 201 801 0o0-4 12 1
 Batteries-Adams. Camnitz and Gif- son: Young and Ball.
 St. Louis Sept. 26.-New York-St. Louis postponed; cold weather. New York. Sept. 26-New York-St. Louis. postponed; cold weather.
 Chicago, Sept. 26.--Today's game be- tween Brooklyn and Chicago was post poned until Sunday, when double header will be played. No game Is scheduled for tomorrow.
 Cincinnati. Sept. 26.--The game be- tween the Cincinnati and Philadelphia teams was postponed today. A double header will be played Sunday. No game scheduled for tomorrow.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-27

New York. Sept. 26-New YorkSt Louis, postponed; cold weather.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-27

So far as the Democrats are con- cerned they will attempt to settle the 6enatorship at a primary. But the
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-27
NATIONAL LEAGUE

New York. 0; Cleveland. s.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-14
TO PROTECT
CITY'S CASH

The ordinance creating the guar.
antee trust fund in the city treas
urera office In which Is 70 20 all
The special fiuda in the several de
par,menta Of the city government.
was introduced last night Ia eouu-
ell.
II the bill Il found 20 be legal Il
will be phssnd next Monday night
aud the new order Of thingn Will
BEGIN At once.
Several other protective measures
we're introduced last night as a re
auit Of the late exposures "a the
eltf eamptFoller's office. One Of
these bills provides for the issa.
anea Of triplleate BILLS for labor OF
material furnished BY the city 20
various contractors or persons. iH
order "a safeguard the ritYa
money The original bill goes 70
the person receiving the labor or
material. the second, or duplicate
70 the eitf treasurer. and the trip
lieate IL kept IN the issuing office
These are eunaerutireiy mum bered
and filed IN permanent records.
Two ordinances were introduced
providing FOR the exporting o. the
comptroller private fund and 9th
ef private funds aud the books Of
accounts OF all departments 81 the
CITY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-14
Hon SCHOOL DEBATE.

On Saturday evening debate
will be held between the Auburn
and Vancouver high schools al the
University OF Washington This is
the final contest on the question.
Resolved That the best and the
most practicable method OF up
building the American merchant
marine is b. system II subsidies
70 American built shipA A prize
OF 100 20 the winning team and OF
$50 To the beat debatsr will be
given.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-14
.JAPS OPPOSE
TREATY

The Japanese residents Of the
Pacific Northwest have selected ..
Yamaoka. a prominent farmer ueaf
Woodenvilis. this county. ~ their
representative 20 visit Japan ~
regard to the mutual exclusion
treaty between that country aud
the United States
He goes with instructions to OF
pose tho proposed treaty, ana VII
start on his mission next FRIDAY
lie will represent all the 10000
Japanese Of Washington. Oregon
Idaho and Montana. Mr. Yamaoaa
says he fears the passing Of such
exclusion Laws would break the
friendly relations nov existing be.
tween the two countries lie sats
Japan wants all the Americans who
will to come there and show them
how to DO things
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INDEBTEDNESS OF
CITY OF EVERETT

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quest % the mayor. the aitY Clerk
presented 81 The eashels tast Hlanf
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-14
WESTERN VIEWS
FOR MR.. TAFT

WASHINGTON. y {. MAY H.
United States Senator bourne Of
oFegou iaHt night wa in confer
enee with President Roosevelt for
nearly two hours When be re
turned % bis hotel from The White
iiause n oa1 a m Senator
Bourne refused 20 talk Of his con
ference
II j. stated. however. that Mt.
bourne called 80 present the result
OF canvass he has been making
ia ths Western states 70 ascertain
the sentiment II the republican
voters regarding Secretary Tart
and tho presidency The senator
has made aa secret Of the fact that
he Niii support tbs candidate Nhu
has the presidents endorsement