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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-27

The team which will represent the Montgomery Y. M. c. A. in the basket ball game Thanksgiving night with the Y. M. c. A team of Columbus, Ga, was selected last night by the basket ball committee.
 Harry Davis and B. |. Susong will play the forward positions. Will Patterson or Will Hall will play cen- ger, both men probably getting in the game at that position. and Patterson, Tom Alley and Harris Washburn will play the guard positions.
 Brame Hood, who will be one Of the regulars. is temporarily out of the game with an injured eye. but will be in the remaining games.
 The Columbus team will arrive in Montgomery Thursday morning at II
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-27
EDWARD (. PENDELL
 GETS BIG PROMOTION

Mobile. Nov. 2s.-Edward c. Pendeil of St. Louis, Mo.. has b-sen appointed Superintendent of Transportation of headauartersa lle ana i'm this iS City He succeeds @ Horace w. Clarke. resigned.
 MT Pendell was formerly chief clerk to General Manager k. V. Taylor, and has been with the company for seven teen years. His promotion was earned by faithful service and his recognized ability in transportation circles.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-27
MIR. JONES CALLED.

Demopolis. Nov. 6.-(SpeciaL) 1.-The vestry of Trinity Episcopal Church, acting on the recommendation of Bish- op Beckwith, has called Rev. Henry Jones of Decatur. This call will go first to the Bishcp, who will forward it to MT. Jones.
 He will fill the Episcopal pulpit made vacant recently by the death of Dr. A. Harrison.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-27
Columbus Basket Ball Teona.

o'clock, and will be the suests of the association throughout the day. The Columbus team is fast one and with the same team which was placed on the floor last year is expected big re- turns from the seasons work.
 While Montgomery Is expecting the hardest kind of game from the Co., lumbus boys. the local players will enter the game confident of lowering the coIors of the Georgfans. It Is the first meeting of the two Associations and Montgomery is anxious to secure the first fall
 A busy schedule has been arranged for the Montgomery team for the next few weeks. The schedule to date is as follows:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-27
RomhnIler wm RenoLer..

Washington, Nov. 26-Senor Bomba- Her. the acting counsellor of the Cuban Legation, who attempted suicide last night. was resting comfortably at the Homeopathic Hospital today. It was stated that he would possibly be able to be out in q day or two.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-27
Receivers Appointed.

Charleston, s. C., Nov. 26.-Judge Gary of the Circuit Court. today ap- pointed Frank I. O'Neill, (President) and Henry Buist receivers of the Hi- bernia Trust and Savings Bank. The bank was organized in 1884. and was. capitalized at $3O,0O0.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-27
MILLS TO cURTAIL
ALABAMA COTTON MANUFACTURE
 ERS HOLD MEETING.
4 Resolution is Adopted Calling on Cotton Mills to CuriaiI Preduc-
 tf0n Until Financial Crises

tion Until Financial Crises
 is Passed.
 Birmin gh am, Ala. Nov. 26.--The Ala bama Cotton Manufacturers Associa- ton, representing S10.00O of the 910.- 900 spindles in the State, met here to- day and unanimously adopted this res- olution:
 Resolved, That in view of the finan- cial depression now confronting the business interests of the country. and the numerous and peculiar difficulties affecting the manufacturing of yearns and cotton goods. 1t is the sentiment of the Alabama Cotton Manufacturers' Association, composed of nine -tenths of the Alabama cotton mills. that the production of all goods at all mills be curtailsd until normal conditions are e-established.
 Resolved, Thae we commend the wisdom of those mills which have al- ready begun curtailment."3
 President G. W. Pratt of Pell City. announced that the association would hold another meeting in Birmingham December 15.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-27

the grand jury adjourned sine die late this afternoon. Among the tndict- ments returned were two against the Southern Club charging 1t with having snipe1n It's possession against the game law of the State
 The Southern Club is the fashionable social organization of Birmingham.
 Three hundred and fifty-six warrantS were returned
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-27
Prohiblt,on in I,ouIsinna.

Lake Charles. La. Nov. 26-News reached here tonight. that Cameron Parish, Louisiana, having an area of 14.000 square miles, has gone com pletely for prohibition. The only ward in the Parish still allowing the sale of liquor went dry yesterday at special election by margin of thirty one votd
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-27

Long distance runners of the various colleges in the Intercollegiate cross Country Association engage in their annual championship run today over the six and one-half mile course at Princeton. The members of the asso- ciation are Yale, Princeton, Harvard, Cornell, Columbia. New York. Syracuse and the University of Technology.
 Cornell won the championship last syIvaria won the individual honors and set the cross country record at 35;2S 3-5. Syracuse is a contestant for the first time, but the addition is not eX- pected to affect the result. unless some unusually good men have been deyel- oped in the New York college.
 An unusually heavy entry list Is re- ported for the eighth annua! squash championship tournament. which be- gins at Tuxedo Park Thanksgiving Day and will continue through the rest of the week. It will be held under the auspices of the Tuxedo Racquet ana Tennis Club, which originated the tournament.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-27
DOLNCS IN THE
 WORLD OF STORY

On Thanksgiving Day, the Mercury hold it's first Marathon race. distance of twenty-five miles and open to all registered athletes of the United States and Canada.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-27

Novenfber 2s. coluhbus in Montgom- cry.
 December z. Columbus in Columbus.
 December l3. Birmingham Y. M. c. A. in Montgomery.
 December 21, Bi4niffsham Athletic Club in Birmingham
 December 27. Selma r. M c. A. in Montgomery.
 December 30. Vanderbilt University in Montgomery.
 December ai. ina Y. M. c. A. in Selma.
 Games have also been arranged with Auburn, Alabama and Tulane and games are in contemplation with the University of Illinois, Georgia Tech, Mobile Y. M. c. A and Howard ColS lege. s
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-27
TROUBLE WITH TRAINS.
Much Delay From Various Smal
 WrecI<s Along the Line.

Wrecks Along the Line. lr
 Both the Birmingham accommoda- ton, due at 7:10 o'clock Monday night. and train No. from Cincinnati. due at 7:25 o'clock. reached Montgomery shortly after 3 o'clock yesterday morn ing. on account of the wreck near Ca lera.
 Train No 3 was three hours late again last night. the delay being caused by trouble north of Nashville.
 At 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon the Louisville and Nashville wrecker from the local shops was called out to help car that had jumped the track at Fillmore Station Fortunately 1t was on the side track and traffic was not interfered with.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-27
ThnnksgivinE at Negro Church.

As the result of an exchange be- tween Rev. Champaey and Rev. Cat lige, Rev. aCtIige will preach the Thanksgiving sermon in the Presbyter- ian Church for negroes. Thursday at II a .m., corner of Stone Street and Cleve- land Avenue. Everybody is invited
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-27

The second annual tournament of the International Bowlers Association is to be held in Toronto in February, about a week or ten days before the Ma fional Bowling Association tournament opens in Rochester. This will give an opportunity for the same men to take part in both journeys without atncon- venience.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-27
THE RACES
Result. at New Orleans.

New orleans, Nov. 2e--Pinkola, at 1 to 8, in the third race at City Park to- day, won his fifth consecutive race. Hockey DsiaSy m spite ysssrasS oa sSe tode two winners and one second place mount today. Weather clear: track heavy. Summary:
 First race. five furlongs-Severns, l1o. ls; Heidel4: to |; won; Fen sen ond; sr' Polar Pois Star. io7. deibero. 1-s to l. third. Time. i:o3 3-5. Cuernavaca, Darling Dan. Tim Kelly. Pink Cap Bill Cowden. Knox Boyd. McCracken, Headline and Milo. ran;
 Glamor. 104, (Sumter), to l, won; No Quarter. I06, GA Pickens). to l. sec- ond; Coon. no. (C. Koerner). even. third. Time. 1:17. George Bailey, Gold Duke, Blackburn, Grace George
 Third race. seven furlongs-Pinkoia, iS7 i.5. 'eMountain), 30 to i. second; Gold Guest. 105, (Surnter), to E. third Time 1;sl 1-s, Ansonia .rs ran. Al. kin. 117, (Finn), to 4, won; Ed Kane. s7 i-2, iDelaby), 30 to 1. second; Dash away, I0s, (James Hennessy), 30 to l. third. Time. 1:16 2@5. Mike Sutton, Chief Have Faust, l. s. B. and John Fifth race, mile and one-eighth. sell fnk--Flavigny, '101, Delabyl, to l, won; Sea Salt, 92, (Sumter), to l.. second: Agile. 104. (W. Walsh), to 10. third. Time .1:5s 2-6 Little Lighter. ran. (Delaby). to 5, won; Rebounder, loS. q. Bakery. 12 to 1. second: Goldway. f06. (C. Koerner), 8 to l, third. Time I:45 3-5. pr. McCluer, Arabo, Daring. Fonsoluca, and Horse Radish, ran.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-27
sr InIIIs GRAIN.

St. Louis Nov 26.-Close: Wheat. No, red cash 9sGs6Hc; No. hard s7@$l .O2h Dec. 93Ac; May $1.02A.
 Corn: No. cash 56 o 56 i8c; Dec. 49%c May 52%o; No. white SIC.
 Oats, No. 2 cash 451Ac; Dec 4615c; May 4sAc; No. white 4Shc.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-27
RennItn at Bennlngs.

Bennings, D. C., Nov. 26.-The Shrag- huan and Orfane were the only winning favorites at Bennings today. Navajo, at II to 5, defeated Kara, the favorite' est finishes of the meeting. The clos ing handicap was an easy victory Tor Red Friar. McDaniel rode three win ners Summaries:
 First race, seven furlongs, Columbia course-KfIiochen 95 (Henry) 10 to 1, won; The Wrestler. 95 (J. Hogg) 3 to Ii to s, third. Time 1:32 4-5. Bright Boy, Campaigner, Easton. Cora Price Ida Reck, Chancellor. Umbrella and Wabash Queen ran.
 Second race, six furlongs-The 6 Shraugraun, 112 (McDanieD II to 10. won; Mazuma, 112 (Beckm man) 2 172 to i. second; Bobbin Around 112 (Iiurley) i2 to I, third. Time 1:1S 2-5. Octoic. Heap Tayk and Jui Jitsu ran.
 Third race, steeplchase. about two miles-Navajo. IA (M' Henderson, II
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-27
Nrrvu vOpU aTTGAR MARKFT.

New York. Nov. 26.-Sugar raw quiet: fair refining s 10@ss.2o; centrifugal 9e- test $3.s1 1a$ $3. 67; molasses sugar s2 so Q $2. 30; refined quiet. crushed |S.5o; powder ed S4 90; granulated s4.s0.
 Petroleum refined all ports ss s.7oqss. .7b. .Molasses; New Orleans SbV44c.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-27

Battling Hurley, of Passaic, is slated to meet Rouse O'Brien in New York tonight and also has an engagement within the next week or so.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-27

Boston will not be represented in the National Roller Polo League this winter. When the promoters found that they could not buy the crack team from Canton, Ohio. they quit the job.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-27

A boxing show Is on the calendar for New Orleans tonight. The wind up, according to announcement. is to bring Frank Carsey and .Ktd'' Taylor, the Chicago fighters, together in ten round bout.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-27
ANNOUNCEMENT

f01.-Tga seventh Sloor new Ftrst National Rank Building. with new and modern fir Sures and apparatus. and invite my friends
 DR. !. H. LAKIN. Dentist
 -tf Phone Number 511k.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-27

Trainer Johnny Mack has done won derful work at Yale this year. The Johnny as the premier trainer of the country.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-27

There will be no Western Bowling
 Congress tournament this year: The
 Western pin breakers will go to the
 big meet at Cincinnati in February.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-27

Villanova won the football cham pionship this year arhong the Catholic colleges. Fordham had fair team, but the Georgetown and Holy. Cross elevns were very weak.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-27
Notice to Stockholders.

SOUTH AND NORTH ALABAMA RAIL
 ROAD co.
 Sffiee of Secretary.
 Montgomery. Oct. 90. 1901. = s.he annual convention of the sharehoid- ers of the South and North Alabama Rail- road Company will be held at the office of the company. in the city of Montgomerys 90. lsoT, at l2 o'clock noon. for the purpose If siectfng Directors for the ensuing Sr.inasz as may be brought before ft. -aot O. W. CRAIK. Secretary.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-27

Tom Longboat, the great Indian run ner, has opened a cigar store in Tor onto, and Is reported to be doing a thriving business.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-27

Jesse c. Harper, former captain of the University of Chicago eleven, has been making a great record at Alma College, where he is the coach of both the foot ball and baseball squads.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-27

The Jones family at Yale and Glaze at Dartmouth promise to become as famous on the gridiron as the Poes pf Princeton.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-27

The Dartmouth varsity and Yale freshmen eleven did not lose game this season.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-27
MAY CAUSE coMMoTIoN.
Indictments Bs1JeGer.on oouAty Grand

Birmingham, Nov. 26.-(SpeciaL)- When indictments returned by the grand Jury are served in the next few days quite a commotton will be created in Birmingham.
 After being in session several weeks
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-27
S6!I51iId4sk S61Ii4k
FuNErAL NOTICE.

FVNEHAL NOItCE.
 rr3rnds of MT. and Mrs W. F. Fort are requested to attend the funeral of their infant son. George Brooks Fort to De held this afternoon at o'clock from their residence. 5ii South McDonough
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-04-11
BENJAMIN ALLEN,
Conductor, Who Net Violent Death
Under Car.
Fatally Crushed Switching
Car in Barn at
lexington.

After an investigation today the cor
oneT's jury returned a verdict OF death
by accident in the case Of benjamin
Allen. who was killed last evening about
5 o'clock. while switching his car into
the lexington car barn for the night,
after having made the last run. He
was standing on the outside bumper on
the rear end of the car. and watching
the trolley as the motoTman backed the
car over the switch. As the rope was
drawn upward IL is thought that he lost
his balance and fell.
The motorman hearing his cry stop
ped the car instantly and several on
lockers rushed 10 remove his body from
pepeath the wheels OF the car.
When Allen was finally taken out his
body was mansled and cut almost be-
yond recognition. A nasty summons
was sent for a physician residing In the
neghborhOod. but by the time he reach
ed the scene of the accident life was
extinct. Aliens neck and back having
been broken by the wheels OF the car.
Allen was considered one of tie most
competent conductors on his route, not
withstanding hls extreme youth. being
only twenty-one years old lie had
served with the company since October
with the exception of two weeks, when
he left 10 take another position. return
ing 10 the service about three weeks
ago He was born in King George eoun-
~, Va, being the second eldest or a
family OF eight children. At the time
OF his death he was residing with mis-
mother, Mrs. Il. II. Allen, al - Rhode
Island avenue northeast The young
man received his education in this city.
having studied for a number Of years
al the Industrial Home.
Among his fellow-empiOye Benny"
as he was commonly known. was uni
vefsal favorite.
IL Is expected that the funeral viii
be held next Saturday morning from
the residence. TIE Rev william Lynn
conducting the services. The inteFment
viii be at the old family graveyard on
the farm where Allen was bora, and
where his father and two brothers are
now buried. His associates viii send a
floral Offering for the funeral.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-04-11
GROUCHY CITIZEN VAMOSED
WHEN TABLES WERE TURNED
in Street Car, Whose Pedal Exemites Had
Been Trainpled On by intoxicated Man, Fails to
Appreciate Good Joke.

He entered q north-bound Fourteenth
street car near the turn at New York
avenue today. Apparently he was suf-
fering from mild brainstorm. induced
By an excessive indulgence IN that liquid
which cheers and inebriates AZ he
closed the door behind him, he gazed
over the other passengers OF the car
with a brotherly smile. Then he started
unsteadily for a vacant seat Directly
in the middle of the car sat grouehy
citizen. hts face wearing an expression
Of acute pain and his attitude being
that Of d man who is at war with an
his fellow-beings. Stretched out IN the
middle of the aisle was pair OF large
expensive looking feet. encdsed ~ NO:
II shoes the same being the property OF
the eTouchy citizen
As the bibulous one attempted 10 pass
the grOuchy citizen. he slipped ana
while endeavoring 10 recover his equl-
1bFium, trOd heavily upon the large,
expansive looking feet The face or the
grOuchy citizen assumed an expression
Of even greater pain.
You bright, clever. handsome young
man." ne said, pleasantly, of course),
''are you mentally unable 10 proceed
without causing unnecessary ard use
less trouble 70 those Ia your immediate
vieinity2"
.Wazzermazzer2 inquired the inebri-
"On. nothing al all, replied the
grouchy citizen, and he proceeded to tell
the young man what he thought Of him.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-04-11
CRAIG GIVEN OPPORTUNITY
TO APOLOGIZE PROPERLY
Board Of Education Approves Many Recommendations a:
to Promotions. Transfers. and designations

should fail to do this a tria. win likely
follow.
The board approved the following rec
concentrations OF the superintendent as
to promotions, transfers and resigna-
tons.
designations accepted Miss Grace E.
Senior. fourth grade; Miss Mary l..
LENS fifth grlde; Miss Florence Hop
kins, principal OF Dent School, Frank
g. Butts, c4erk at Central High Sehooli
Miss Margaret 7. Brady. nth grade
Transfers-anss L. A. MeNally fourth
grade. third division. 10 position as as
sistant TO director Of primary lnsti nc
ton, ana promoted from class 5 70 class
4. vice Mrs & 3. milford.
Leaves of absenee-TWO months 70
Miss Gertrude A. Fuller, kindergarten
Miss Virginia Davis Schaefer, first
grade. NTH division, TO go 10 Europe,
ApDointments-Mi Sadie Va belief-
first grade, third division. class 2. wee
Miss Fiegenbaum, MISS Jeaaett5si ,, Nag
ner, second grade second oNssloh
class 2. Miss LOrena Garrison, second
grade, ninth division, class 2; MISS "a
II. Erskine, assistant supervisor ~
charge Of Fairgrounds at Ludlow School;
Miss T. - Buynitsky. assistant super
visor Ia charge Of reeraIlon center at
Western High Schools Miss Marian
Baurman. second grade, eighth DIVISION,
SorreIf OutWateT. first grade eighth dl-
vision class 2 vice Miss Silllmani MISS
Posabelle Jones. assistant in kinder
garten department. class /, vice Miss
Fuller. Mrs. Mary Gordon Slarrow, IN
graded class, class 3. Miss lara i. Hi
leary. first grade. sixth division. class 2.
Promotions-Mis r. G. Brewer TO
fifth grade, class 4, vice Miss LENS
Miss B. /. Fawcett. TO fourth grade.
vice Miss Brewer; Miss c. A. Caskey,
to third grade, class 8, vice Miss Faw-
cett: Miss A E Hopkins. to principal
ship OF eight-Feom building, Vice Miss
Florence Hopkins; Miss L. II. Haneke.
20 fourth grade. vice Miss Burbank.
transferred, Miss Florence Silliman, 70
third grade. class 3. vice Miss Haneke,
Miss c. NJ Burn, 70 fifth grade. ninth
division, class l. vice Miss Brady; Miss
NJ r. Bowen, TO fourth grade, ninth
division, vice Miss Burn: Miss K. N.
Gibbs, to third grade, ninth division,
class 3. vice Miss Bowen: Miss n. D.
Davies, TO fourth grade. vice Miss Nc
Nally: Mics q. G.. Flegenhaum. to third
grade, class 8. vice Miss Davies Mrs.
s. p. Johnson. 10 fourth grade. vice Miss
| Senior; KISS N. NJ. Greenwood. to third
grade. class g. vice Mrs. Johnson.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-04-11

The committee appointed to investi-
gate the charges against Arthur T..
Craig. yesterday made its report TO
the Board of Education TO the erect
that "the evidence Is conclusive that
Craig has been insubordinate and dis
respectful in language and department
toward his superior officer While In the
execution of his office"
The report continued. however and
stated that Craig had professed a will
mgness 10 apologize for his actions ana
remarks, and as such a course would
be entirely satisfactory to Bruce w,
Evans, principal who preferred the
charges. the committee would not press
the charges further in event sueh
apologies were forthcoming.
After signing the report, however
and submitting to Craig letter OF
apology. which had been dictated by
one of the committee. Craig changed
his mind and refused to sign the letter
as written. 1t also developed that Craig
had employed, some weeks ago, an at
torney, who suggested a compromise
by means OF an apology The attorney
dictated such a letter, which craig
took home TO think over.
The attorney informed a member OF
TIE board that Craig had consulted 9TH
CT parties about the letter and refused
to sign II. whereupon he withdrew from
The case. so informing the Board OF
Education in a letter
John T. Cook, a member of the board
defended Craig. and emphatieaiiy stated
thar Craig could not have signed either
of the letters OF apology dictated TOT
him. without losing his self-respeet lie
accused the committee Of practieeliy
using duress, stating that both the
apologies demanded, If given, would
humiliate him beyond the limits o. hon
orable manhood. / don't blame him foI
not signing your letter"
Quite heated discussion followed
which ended in the whole matter be
ing referred back to the investigating
committee with instruction TO report
A. the next meeting OF the board thus
giving Craig another opportunity t.
make satisfactory amends, In event az
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-04-11
CONTINUE FERRY LINE
DOWN TO ALEXANDRIA

That there is TO be a discontinuanoe
OF the ferry service between Washing
ton and Alexandria, as has been II
mored. is positively denied today by ID.
J. CalIhan. assistant general manager
of the Norfolk and Washington Steam
boat Company. Mr.. Callahan says that
the company has chartered the ferry
boat Callahan TO the Chesapeake and
Ohio Railway Company To be used re-
tween their terminal at Newport News
and the jamestown Exposition grounds
during the period of the exposition. The
ferryboat Woodbury. has also been char
tered 70 the Old Dominion Steamboat
Company 10 ply between Norfolk and
the exposition grounds.
In order to continue the ferry service
10 Alexandria uninterrupted the COM
pany has chartered the Lackawanna,
one of the large ferries of the Della
ware, Lackawanna and Western Rail
road Company which has been in their
service in the North river This boat
is due 10 arrive IN Washington April
20. in time to go at once into service
between this city and Alexandria. The
present hourly schedule win be con-
tinued MIR. Callahan states that the
IsackaWanna is in every way a first
olaRi boat and viii meet ali require
nleuIS-
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-04-11
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