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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-02-03

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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-02-03

ueS. Running through the towns of
Whiting, Hammond, Toleston Hobart
SOuth BEND. Elkhart Goshen and many
Others, Il serves q population Of $4,000
II has been shown that electric service
through region Of this character yields
a gross traffic income of from SO to $3.50
per capita of the population. Even at
the lower estimate of $40 per capita the
gross profits figure up 10 one million. nine
hundred thousand dollars. Our operating
expenses viii not exceed % per cent OF
the gross receipts. and this would leave
net earnings Of nine hundred and fifty
thousand dollars (S950OOOl on a section
OF road only 100 miles long. This would
enable the road to pay dividends of about
ll3 per cent on the money invested. These
figures are startling. Of course. bat are
based on facts and on what has been done
by other electric roads
1t is matter Of statistics that the OPP
Grating expenses of the Aurora road were
only 10 per cent of the gross receipts.
The moment such n showing is actually
made the price of stock will go up by
leaps and bounds the second section will
be built in notwithstanding time with the
ample funds that the stock sales have
brought. and the completion of the line
from Chicago 10 New York will follow
rapidly. The stock of this company will
begin TO pay dividends as soon as the
first hundred-mile section is completed,
and. as we nave shown. al the present
price of the shares these dividends should
be about j per cent on the money in
vested. The new electric road will i'm it's
t0O-mile route. cross eighty-fiVe steam
railroads. most of them running diagOn-
ally from north TO south. Every one Of
these will act as a feeder 70 the cleo
trio line, because shippers Will be too
much alive To their commercial interests
TO overlook its advantages The local
passenger traffic that will come as fast
as these feeder lines are crossed will bring
i'm immediate revenue that will assure
dividend payments long before the line is
completed TO New York. while ultimately
the freight receipts from this tributary
tonnage will be enormous.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-05
THE RACES
Results at City Park,

New Orleans, April 4.-Pasadena won the mile handicap at City Park today. Pasadena moved to the front. Enter ing the stretch. however, Lancastrian caught him, and at the seven furlongs' post looked dar to teo be winner, I,dn but pasa- cision by head. Weather clear; track fast. Summaries:
 First race, 1a five fprlongs; selling.En- Ball, 1O2 (Farrow), Il to g. second; Entrada, 102 (Garner). 10 to l, third. Time. 1.01 3-5. Electrice, Masker, Hal Golden Wave, Kate sperry, Miss Jewell Lyda Jones. Belle Mins. Sister Polly ran.
 Second race. steeplechase; short won; Lights Out. 154 (YourelD. 12 to 6, second; Profitable, 15S (McClure), to | thirdi d,,.I Time n1;,, S:5s; Bayeno Ba, fell Shot, Ohio King and Snow Drift ran.
 Third race. four furlongs-Bonnie Hayes, 1o9 (Keyes(, to |. won; Prince Brawney Lad, 1i5 (Walker). F to i, third. Time. AS 3-5. Col. Brady. Con venient. Belle of Kent. Lorrimer, Gee Whiz. Keep Mum, Pat Ornus. Water
 Fourth race handicap; mile-Pasa- dena, 115 lJ, Lee). to 10. won; Lan- ond; Warner Griswold, 90 (Garner), 5 to i. third. Time. 1:4o. Grenade and
 Fiji Fifth tn race ct six ~ furlongs-Robin Hood. 1o7. HIoyd), $ to 5, won; Fron- Cabiegra, 1os (Farrow2. 10 to ]. third Time. :13 2-5. Belle Strome, Margaret Q, Lady Charade. Amador and Columbia Girl ran.
 Sixth race. seven furlongs; selling Fantastic, 102 CLloyd), 13 to ,. won: Polly Prim. 107 e. Davis). F to ], second; Gutter, loS (Keyes). 9 to D. Vic ziegler, Baleshed and Fox Meade ran.
 Seventh race, one mile and one-slx- teenth: selling-Lemon Girl 1OS (Far- row). 13 to 5. won; Golden Mineral, no to4 (Bllac). 10 to l. third. Time 14S 3-5 Brilliant Rather Royal. Orient. Gull. Tolbert, Henry O. Pentagon Old Hal, Tohn Garner also ran.
 Entries for Today.
 First race, seven furlongs, selling Lady Goodrich, 104; My Du!cie. Stella Elchberg, Ash Wednesday, Margaret M. Floss &, Sonata. 10s Maggie
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-05

Mackey.. M2nis, Rena P:. Jehane, syl- van Belle, Ever Near, 109.
 Second race. four and 8 half fur longs. selling-Bernado, 95; Florence Keil, Golandrina. Belvasia, 100: Bitter Man. Headline, G. W. Macklin, Bucket Brigade, 103; Orlandot, 104. Catherine F.. Dethorpe, Dick Rose, Antoine. 1ob; Ruby Wick, 108; Lute Foster, 113.
 Third race. mile purse--Mortiboy. 93; Peter Sterling, John l.. Inglis, 10S: Light Note. 1o9; John Smulski. Envoy, 112.
 Fourth race five furlongs, selling No Quarter. 1o1: Dorothy Duncan. Moneye, Spider Web, 104; Sagapanak. Bosserrian, 106; Bertha E., ll6; Fancy Dress, 119; Prince Brutus. 121; Liner ick. 124.
 Fifth race, mile and half. selling-- Orline. Evie Green, 9S; pr. Young, 100: Long Bright, Glen Clare, John Mcbride. 1O3; Sincerity Belle. Am berjack, 104; Lacy Crawford. Cashier,
 Sixth race. mile, selling--Family Talk. Cuban Star. Imposition. Gran dita. 1os; Gordon Rusk. Duchess % or Montebello. Gold Duke. Baneful. Black Lock, Zick Abrams. 105; Quagga. Rothgeb. Chamblet. Schroeders Mld- way, Goddess. 10S.
 Seventh race. five furlongs. selling --Nedra, Mildrene, Attention, Alanie, 104; The Piker. 106. Oakgrove, Miss Dustin, Marvel P, 116; Clique, Baby P, 119: Gold Zone, 11S; Weberfelds, Orderly, Percy Clark, 121.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-05
Results at Bennings

Washington. April 4.--The feature at Benning today was the 2 arst s;ns race; Sea a ters had a following; The running ming was made by Cousin Kate. but at the turn Slickaway came fast with right and True tapping him; the former VII r,n kie. did not figure. A big upset oc, cured in the second race. Otwell at 30 to l winning easily. Weather longs. s .siickaway. 11s GNIcIntyrel, 5 to 1 won; Right and True, 10 CJohn- sG 1s O tSra seI9nd' Ti%e TD%sin 1io ha'G pls. a. toon. Vender. Tickle: Diamon1 Flush, Revenue. Autumn Flower ran;
 Second race. selling. four and a a aait furlonSs, 0twe do 9 1ohpsonj 'G 10 'I to 1 second: Merrimac. s9 N. smith), 4 to 1 third. Time. :5s. Lady Powell. Arkobe, Vistula. Gold Foil. Corbeau Jack McKeon. 1O9 (Mountaiul, to won: Euripides. 1o4 (Englanderl, to 10 second umbreiia' SS So 'Ga!qs'ein2; IdIe Ie 6ream f9 ! 1h'TS; Betsy Binford. Emf Encore ran.
 Fourth race. handicap steep,echase about two mlles--Varner. l4S tonneei} i}' , to 2 won: pr. Keith; sol,S,u0A IS2 oArch1; ia7 1Slaushterl. 5 to third. rime,4;oS. Pioneer. The Fayorite, fell s7 tEngiander5. I % to 5 won; Pins and Needles. S7 iMedlicott). F to second; win Do. S7 CAlex), 6 to third Time i-i3 1-5 Wagafondo, Sweet Eileen Mammy Moo ran. .
 sixth race. handicap. mile and loo ds--Ormondes Right. l24 (McDan- ieD. to won: Campaigner. SS IL' 1I2 (J. Johnson). to third. Time, i:52 Savior. Peter Knight ran.
 Entries Today.
 First race, handicap, six and one half fnrlongs. Columbus Course-Gra- n ziailo. Il i2o: Golf Bail l1O; Tickle, loO; APenm9rchsn sa TsGst Ts"T6,d5 Gr9sn8, soI2 and 2S one-haif furlongs; old course--Mars- ton. Charles Doherty. Merryman, Bill hl 1ns; Oreodon. Mad Harry. False Gar ter. Kitty smith. Donald T. Black Dom ino, Long Ball, Becker, Glorious. Betsy, Pentratis, Wedding. 1oh
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-05
MARION WENT DOWN
MILITARY BOYS DEFEATED BY AU-
 BURN TEAM.
Visitors To Polytechnic Institute Could Not Solve Mysterious Curves Delivered By Sam Weems
 -Sc0re to I.

Auburn, April 4.-(Special. The first baseball game of the series with the Marion Military Institute went to Auburn this afternoon with the score seven to one.
 Marion could not hit Sam Weems put Auhurn hit Feiser freely getting two home runs, one three bagger and two hase hits. Weems pitched his usual game striking out thirteen. Feiser struck out nine men. No bases on balls were given during the game.
 The team work of Auburn was all most errorless, but Marion made sev- eral costly errors which allowed --u- burn to score three runs. Auburn SCOT ed one in the first, second. thira ana two in the sixth and seventh. Marion scored one in the eighth.
 Batteries Auburn, Weems anu whitner. Marion-Feiser and Hanna JImpire Ed Bragg.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-05
THAW-WHITE CASE. In the Unwritten Law at the Montgomery TheatOrium Friday and Saturday.
Horticulture Discussed.

Lake Charles. La. April 4.-This was another Interesting and profitable day for the members of the Louisiana State Horticultural society, in annual session here. Pecan culture. truck growing. orange culture In Southwest Louisi- ana and orange culture ia the Delta were among the subjects to which at tention was given. At the afternoon session, which adjourned early to per- init the visitors to take an excursion on the river. the chief feature was an address by pr. S. A. Knapp, of the United States Department of Agricul- ture. on the subject of horticulture in the Gulf States Tonight Professor w.. R. Dodson and Professor Brunette of the Louisiana state experiment station. with several other experts. are to ad- dress the society.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-05
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SUBJECTED TO A RIGID
 ANALYSIS
ChemicaI Department, south Carolina College.

b0uhh SoMOAmA SWhC8~s
 Columbia, s. C.. January IT. 1906. columbia coca-cola Bottling Co.,. Co.,
 lumbia, s. c.
 Gentlemen:--This is to certify that. pursuant to your request have bought fn the open market (from the Murray Drug Co.) an original package of i've gallons of Coca-Cola Syrup, bearing the label of ''The Coca-Cola Co, At laufa. Ga," and have subjected the same to careful analysis.
 The object of this investigation be- ing to establish the presence or ab- renee of cocaine. and possibly of other Iniurfous alkaioids. I operated on ouAntities of three to five times the amount contained in bottle or the carbonated beverage The extractions nT fha syrup were repeated until the aIkaioids were entirely removed. and difserent immiscible solvents were us- Cd on different portions. The crys- taliine substance thus obtained was Ss.-tner renarated by fractional extrac- ttons. after which it was concentrated snd tested. Since this concentrated rroauct which would contain all Of tne cocaine, failed to respond to the tast. for cocaine, it is clear that the aIkaloid is absent. or, if present at an. then in quantities too minute to allow of detection. The active con- atituent of Coca-Cola Syrup proved to ha cafYeine, and in quantities seeming iv less than in a cup of good coffee or tea.
 There was no evidence of the pres ence of other alkaloids.
 yours truly, (signed)
 W. B. Burney Chemist.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-05

Third. selling. six and one-half fur longs-Niblick. 113; Quadrille. no; Greene, I05 Society Bud. ListIess, 1O2; Edwin H, s1; Dairy Maid. Wabash Queen, S5.
 Fourth. four and one-half furlongs- Gosson, Jubilee, 107; Serville, 104; Ben Cole Giles. 104; Glenada, Kate Carney. 99.
 Fifth, selling, six and one-half fur longs; Columbia course--Old Guard. Legerman. 110; Elexion, Marksman, Bowling Bridge, Sentry. Blue Pirate, Skirunner, 107; Headway 105; Bob Edg-
 sixth 'I selling. mile and forty "y; yards; 1HS; Columbia contradictions, Parkville, 10: Ivanhoe, Buttons. 107 Combosa, 106; Euripides, 101; Azelina. Delphie, 100; Sally K, S4.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-05
south Dakota Teachers.

Watertown, S. D., April 4.-Water- town is entertaining the Eastern South Dakota Teachers Association which began its annual convention here to- day Nearly 200 teachers representing ten counties are in attendance. A. H. Seymour, of Kingsbury county, pre- sided at the opening. Many other edu- cators of prominence are taking part. The program extends over two days. The papers and discussions are ar ranged under four heads, namely, the city and town schools, the graded schools, the country schools and the primary department.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-05
MADE s1 A DAY,
Saved SIo.0OO and Yet Reared Thirteel
 -uaxx fl Wan nane.

Saved SI0.O0O and Yet Reared Thirteen
 Children.-How 1t Was Done.
 Ware, Mass. April 4.-octave Girard, now 72 years old, who worked Tor ~ years at $1 day, reared thirteen chill dren and who cannot read or write yet has saved $10,000, gives the cred it to his wife. He says, among other things. that she bought raw wool and made it into cloth to clothe the family instead of wasting money on clothing. His rules for accunulateing money are:
 "Steady work at low wages, rather than intermittent work at large wag- es.
 "Do not increase your expenses as your wages increase.
 Marry young and don't marry a doll faced woman.
 Let liquor alone.
 "Own your own home"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-05
Sou,h.rn Illinois Teachers.

Benton. III, April 4.--The twenty sixth annual meeting of the southern Illinois Teachers Association began here today and will continue until Sat urday. Among the educators of note who are to address the meeting are State Superintendent F. G. Blair, President D B. Parkinson of the South ern Illinois Normal Scbool; President A. R. Taylor of Milliken University and Prof. Arthur O. Lovejoy of Wash inPton University.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-05
Columbus Library Dedicated

Columbus. O.. April 4.-The magnifi- cent new public library, a gift to the city of Columbus from Andrew Carne- gie. was formally opened and dedica- ted this afternoon with interesting ex- ercises. The principal address was de- livered by Burton E. Stevenson of Chillicothe, president of the Ohio Li- brary Association. A message of greeting was read from MT. Carnegie. who was unable to be present in per son.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-05
State Basketball Tournament

high school basketball tournament was opened under most favorable con. ditions this afternoon in the gymna. sium of Lawrence University. Teams and visitors were on hand from Mil waukee. Fond du Lac. Oskosk, She- boygan. Antigo, Superior and other points. The tournament is to continue through the remainder of the week.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-05
,..,s,.tor Charged With Bribery.

Boston, Mass, April 4.-Representa- tive $. John I.amoureuX, member of the Massa ohusetts Legislature, was placed on trial in the superior criminal court today on a charge of soliciting and accepting a bribe. The indict- ment was returned four weeks ago as a result of an investigation by Dis trict Attorney Moran. LamoureuX's s home is in North Adams
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-05
Commencement at Carlisle,

Carlisle, Pa, April 4.-Visitors from many parts of the country were pres ent today at the annual commence ment exercises of the Carlisle indian School. The industrial and academic departments were thrown open to the
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-05
REWARD,

sIOO reward for arrest and proof to convict any person shooting or throw- ing missiles at any of the cars of this company.
 Montgomery Traction Company,
 w. H. Ragland, at General Manager.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-05
FOLLOWED CHICK STALL.

Indiana Young Man Had Clipping fin
 His Coat.
 Elkhart, Ind. April 4.--Charles Calkihs shot and killed himself today in the street in front of the house in which Lottie Adams. his sweetheart. was employed.
 The only paper in his pockets was a, clipping giving an account of the suicide of Chick" Stahl. captain of the Boston Americans.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-05
Should RoII the Cround..
Perfectinx Team Work.

Malarky put the team through an- other day of hard work yesterday. omst of the day being devoted to perfecting the system of signals and perfect in- side work. When Billie Smiths crowd goes against Malarky's team next Wednesday. they will not only have a bunch of hitters to beat, but bunch that will bring into use every bit of modern game of baseball.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-05
ADMINISTRATORS
 NOTICE
Win. Brown Janney. deceal
 ERtatA of

Win. Brown Janney. deceased )
 Estate of
 PROBATE COURT, Letters of administration upon the estate of eaid decedent having been granted to the srndarniRped on the 7th day of February. Ia0T by the Honorable J. B. Gaston, Judge of probate Court of Montgomery County. soSfoe ig hereby given that all persons hay inr claims against said estate will be re- nuired to present the same within the time silovyed by law, or that same will be barred Edward c Janney. Administrator: . JaAper. Ala.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-05

inspection of the visitors. The gradu- ation exercises and the presentation
 of diplomas were held in the audito- rum early in the afternoon
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-05

Kountze. became the bride of J. Cor don Douglas. The ceremony tool place in St. Thomas's Church. Bishol Potter officiating. The brides onlj attendant was the bridegroom's sistei Miss Sybil Douglas.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-05
Dividend otice---First National BanI
 M0nfnnmerv Ala

At 6 meeting of the Directors of thf bank. held today. the usual QUARTERLY DIVIDEND of two per cent G per cent. was declared payable on and after Apr list to stockholders of record March sOti 1907.
 March soth. 1907.
 A. 8. wooLFoLK. cashie,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-05
sncietx Wedding fin Gotham.

society WeuuinS tn OOtnun.
 New York, April 1.-Two families we'll known in New York society were united today when Miss Annie Kountze, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Luther
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-05

Cardinal Merry Del Val. the paps secretary of state, is said to be oni of the most modern of men He usual ly drives about in his old-world coacl and is said to play an excellent gamt of golf and can send a rifle bulla through a 1O-cent piece at twent. ards
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-05
READY FOR
 THE OPENING Southern League Season
 Next Week. MALARKY'S MEN TO ATLANTA Slab Artists Arc Showing Up in
 Great Shape. First Games Will Be Played Wednes- day in Atlanta, Nashville, Mem phis and New Orieans-Iist
 of Umpires.

With today there will be only four bunch--today. tomorrow, Monday and Tuesday--as Tuesday night they will load themselves and their goods and chattels on board train bound for
 Wednesday afternoon hostilities will begin in four, different cities Of the Southern League-o-Atlanta; Nashville and Frank Rim will gently whisper the dainty sound that so electrifies 6 baseball fan-"play ball'-over in At- in p5a Jack soMh Higgins dnS new n Emporium" viii watch-by telegraph-the curtain rais- CT of the Southern League champion ship season.
 Rudderham will officiate at the game in Birmingham on Tuesday. a game that was transferred there by the At lanta team sn as to give the good peo- chance to raise bit of bunting Then Rudderham and the Atlanta crowd will go to the Georgia town. where Malar- ky's people open with Billie Smiths
 Birmingham jumps to Nashville and opens the season with Dobbs team, Pfenninger officiating. Caruthers will the Little Rock team opens there. and Chief zimmer will umpire the game in New Orleans between the Pelicans
 Just who will pitch the opening game Malarky has not determined yet. though Barnum will in all probability be called on to do the fiingtng act. This boy is showing marvelously improved form over last year. He has a great change of pace and a slow drop that promises to become very effective. He ball.
 Bert Maxwell expects to be able to show the same form that he did when he first came here from Mobile last F. T. be one of the best in the league this year.
 Walsh looks much better than he did last summer. and unless there is a big mistake somewhere. Walker. with that dazzling speed, his vicious drop and the lazy, puzzling slow ball. is go- ing to be one of the winning pitchers
 Maiarky s isssRs himseiS se is the same steady foxy old general that he was last year. With the right kind of work in the field behind him. he will land big instead of being of the dubious quality that was feared for & time. has devel- oped into as fast a department as the backstop departments in this country
 Should Roll the Grounds.
 The indications are for rain today, diamond and entire infield thoroughly rolled as soon afterwards as possible, and repeat the performance several times next week, the infield at tn the fastest of the kind in the South by the time of the opening gamewith Nashville next Monday week.
 places in the infield at present, espe- cially the hill near third base and the discrepancy between the plate and the pitchers box. With systematic use of a heavy roller, however. these defects can be remedied and the infield put Tn almost perfect condition by the date of the opening game.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-05
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Woodruff Goes To Des ]

WOOdfuh GOeH 10 DeA MOIneB.
 Woodruff will not be a Baron this year. That matter was set at rest yes- terday by a telegram from Cincinnati that he has been awarded to Des Moines by the commission which set ties these matters among the minor leagues.
 Just how the player could be award ed to that team is unknown. The con- tract he forwarded to Birmingham was sent him by the Des Moines manager
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-12-17
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to
the following:
George Spindle ard Grace George.
Francis J. Tyler of New York city and
Helen E. Brett of this city.
Robert Taylor and Georgiana Harris.
Bushrod w. GrubbS of Newport News.
Va. and Sarah c. Grosh of this city.
John r. Smith and Mary A. Richard
son.
Yervant o. Conchegul and Irma Delet-
ire.
Samuel Moy and Ramona Hardy.
David Hawkins and Ella Hebrons.
Charles Buckley and Daisy D. Tillin-
game.
Vanness Cruso of this city and Louise
Wilson of King George county. Va.
John T. Lynch of Elmira. N. Y, and
Alice T. Stuart of this city.
E. E. Northern of Winchester, Va. and
Leila c. Helm of this city.
George A. Giffore and Sarah F. Mar
shall, both of Alexandria, Va.
Wooster johnson and Katie Z. Miles.
Walter R. Wood of this city and Annie
Wells of Richmond. Va.
Claude 1. Parker and Ida Veta Lane.
William A.. Cox of Ballston, Va, and
Bannie Blanche Wren of Dunn Loring.
Robert NJ. Dorcey and Elsie l.. Black
shear.
c. Elmer Wehn Of Baltimore, Md, and
Nohre NJ. Holiday of this city.
George w. Reed Of this city and Minnie
l.. Rieling of Charleston, w. Va.
Ernest Twyma and Matte Anderson
both of Fredericksburg, Va.
Douglass F. Moore and Lizzie Il. Poore.
Norman H. Boss and Ruth r. Garrett
Mill Carter. jr., and Reoecca II. La
Dew, both of Ashland, Va.
Lee A. Garner and Eva M. Brown.