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The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-28
aIisceYlahsous Bonds.
EEK dividend.
LIQUOR LICENSE APPLICANTS.
Difficulty Experienced in Securing Requisite Signatures.

heQHlSfCe signatures,
 Notwithstanding the temporary em- barrassment of the saloC5l keepers in securing sufficient npnber of their patrons who are both realty owners and electors to sign their applications for license to sell liquor during the coming year, it is said there will be no diminution in the number of sa- looms, The law requires each appli- cant to procure five 'signers and much difficulty has been experienced by the saloonkeepers and brewers in securing the requisite number as one man is allowed to sign but one application.
 The druggists of the city numbering about seventy-five, are under the same rule, but have found no difficulty in obtaining the signatures necessary.
 Complications arose through tho wording of the new liquor license law which requires those signing applica- tions to be taxpayers. Gases have arise wher an individual w&9 has owned pro oerty and has paid taxes for years on this property has sold it to another party The party purchasing this property is not eligible to sign a liquor license, however, as his name does not appear on the tax list as a taxpayer. The party selling it is elig- ible, however, though he does not legally own property, but has sold it, but as his name remains upon the tax list until a new grand list is drawn up by the assessors, he Is eligible to sign, though he doesn't own any property.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-28
NOW HE IS MAKING IF.

The president of the United States should receive 8 fitting welcome in Nashville. He will He has been here before, but that was when he was only historian looking for ma terlal for one of ais Nash Ville American.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-28
EXAMINE BROOK.
Health Officer Trying to Sec If it is
 Polluted.

Secretary Joseph H, Townsend of the state board of health and County Health Officer Hoadiey Saturday went on an eight mile tramp from the Hous- atomic riyer rq sMom,5snfora M,sa hrn toinKlng tRs observations at the brook all the way along their Journey up hilisand through vale to see what ground there was for a kick from Oxford and Sohthford res- idents that the pianaofid Match com pany was polnting the wafer in the brook by turning loose waste material from. their paper mill at Southford
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-28

Don't be. suspicious of the man who keeps looking over his shoulder at his reflection in the show windows. He's only trying to get used to his new fall hat.
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BRIEF MENTION
HIgh water to-day at 4:og p. n.

High water to-day at 4:o2 p. m.
 scribner's for November and Lippin- cott's for November at the Pease, Lewis Co.'S.
 Rita circle, 4. 0. F., will give an in- formal dance in Harmonic hall, Mon day evening, November I.
 Diagio Parcelli was arrested by the Howard avenue police Saturday even ing on charge of breach of the peace. The case is being investigated.
 Ansantawae tribe, No. 34, Order of Red Men, will give benefit entertain ment in the wigwam, 400 State street, Monday evening, Nov. IS.
 George W. Thompson, organist of the Plymouth church, has been grant, ed a leave of absence for three months because of i'll health.
 Auxiliary No. 4, P. o. of A., will hold their regular afternoon whist next Fri day, from to o'clock and all mem- bers who wish to stay for supper are requested to bring some refreshments Regular camp session in the evening at which all members are requested to be present.
 Camp No. will hold a whist next Wednesday afternoon in room 49, In- surance building and later serve a sup per to which the public is cordially in- vited. In the evening Mrs. Addie Bal lou of Lake place, who is now in Boston, Mass, attending the conven- tion, will give her report
 The many friends of Capt William Gleeson, the State street grocer, will be exceedingly sorry to hear that he is quite i'll at his home, s9O State street. with pneumonia, MT. Gleeson Is well known and a popular grocer and a life long resident. His host of friends will wish him a speady recovery. The November meeting of the New Haven Mothers club will be held Fri+ day afternoon at 3 o'clock, in the ladies parlor of the Y. M. e. A. building Mrs. Henry l.. Bradley will act as hostess, and the speaker will be Miss Mary Snow, teacher of domestic science at Pratt institute.
 l This evening the Hillhouse team R. R., will go to Waterbury to play a I league game with Mattatuck council l Miss Lucy Dean of 43 Adeline street, l has gone to New York, for few weeks to visit her brother, Harry Dean, the | chauffeur, who has returned from a I three months tour of Europe with his employer, B. N. Duke of New York. I Tomorrow evening, Sylvan circle. 0. s. B., will give its last evening whist under the present management. Nice prizes will be given. Play will com mence promptly at S:15 o'clock. The usual afternoon whist will also be held at 8 p. m.
 l Rita circle, No. 832, c. o. F. of A., will meet next Friday evening, and
 arrangements will then be completed for the autumnal dance to be given by
 this circle at Harmonic hall, Monday
 evening, No. 1. The committee IT charge consists of Mrs. Gebbardt, Mrs
 Lawlor, Exzabeth Fender, Ada Rielly l Mrs Confrey Mrs Nolan, Mrs. Knight Mamie Kailor.
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HAVEN MORNING JOURNAL AND COURIER MONDAY OCTOBER 28 lgO7
LATE FEATURES gF
 TIE STOCK MARKET
(continued from Eleventh page.)
BOSTON STOCK MARKET

Reported over private wires of Horn blower & Weeks, members of the New York and Boston Stock Ex- changes, New Haven office. 27 Center street.
 Boston Oct. 2e.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-28

Diagio Parceli was arrested by the Howard avenue police Saturday even- ing on a charge of breach of the peace. The case is being investigated.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-28

Ansantawae tribe, No. 34, Order of Red Men, will give a benefit entertain ment in the wigwam, 400 State street, Monday evening, Nov. IS.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-28
LocAL srocK arorArIoNs.

Corrected daily by Kimberly, Root & Go, Investment Brokers. 1SS Orange street.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-28

Many men have many minds As to how to bust the trusts; Maybe that is why one finds That the trusts can stand such
 thrusts.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-28

George W. Thompson, organist of the Plymouth church, has been grant ed a leave of absence for three months because of i'll health.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-28

Rita circle, 4. 0. F., will give an in- formal dance in Harmonic hall, Mon day evening, November 1.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-28

Camp No. will hold a whist next Wednesday afternoon in room 49, In- surance building and later serve a sup per to which the public is cordially in vited. In the evening Mrs. Addie Bal lou of Lake place, who is now in Boston, Mass, attending the conven- tion, will give her report.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-28

Auxiliary No 4, P. o. of A., will hold their regular afternoon whist next Fri day, from to o'clock and all mem bers who wish to stay for supper are requested to bring some refreshments Regular camp session in the evening at which all members are requested to be present.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-28

scribner's for November and Lippin- cott's for November at the Pease, Lewis Co.'S.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-28

The many friends of Capt William Gleeson. the State street grocer, will be exceedingly sorry to hear that he is quite i'll at his home, s90 State street. with pneumonia, MT. Gleeson Is well known and popular grocer and a life long resident. His host of friends will wish him a speady recovery.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-24
EcOS De Ia |SLA
Acueducto en- va abucOa.
Moci6n desestimada.
Dos cafe s-billares,
VElAOA ESPIRITlyTA
Escalamiento de una tienda
e1 Ponce. = Sellos retira.
dos de la venta Official.

Sc han recibido en- Yabucoa
los tubos y demas aparatos para el
acueducto de aquella poblacl6n.
-Ha sido desestimada por la
Corte de Dlstrito de Ponce la mo.
cl6n pre'entada por ell abogado Sc
iior PARA Cap6, solicitando Sc lie
rebajase la f lnza sefalada al pro
C :sado don Francisco Cresctoni.
-Frente a las escuelas sBe
tanc.sa y aSlnts CRUZ de Baya
m 5n Sc HIN alberto dos cafes-bllla
res, don lie Sc ptoferen frases NAL
sonautes, que oyeu los min IS de dl
chos planteles. mo olrla tomar-
Sc una MEDIA sobfe el particular?
--El centro espirlstita de va
bucoa sSan Juan Blutistas prepa
ra una velada para maiiana vlernes.
En- Ponce fue reducido q
prisi6n el individuo Antonio Rosa
do por haber escalado la tiehda de
Demetrlo Colon, en- Ell barrio Coto
Laurel. 81 Fiscal tiene conoci
mieuto del hecho.
-Des1e el dla primero de
noviembre pr6ximo Sc retlraran de
la venta Official los sellos que Sc hi
c!eron para conmemorar la Expo
slci6n de Jamestown.
-Ha stdo trasladado de Ponce
& Coamo el cabo pollcfa insular
Baudillo Casanova, siendo releva-
do de esta Ultima poblacl6n para
aquella ciudad el cabo Agustin NJ.
Vargas, acusado de tentativa de
vlolaci6n.
Sc encuentra algo mejorado
de su enfermedad, el atransitmanS
de obras pdblicas, don Juan A. Da.
villa, resldente en- vabucoa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-24
NOTAS De CACUlS
Don Mariana AbriI cn
esta ciudad. = Pin
tor contratadO.
UNA RECEPTION
Eu casa de los apreciables es.
posos thomson. Fernandez.
Logia sUni6n y Amparo.,

Octubre 21.-Ha estado EN- es,
ia ciutsd nuestro qnerido J conse-
cuente amigo don Mariano Ahri
ex-Director de LA DEMocRAc1A.
Los muchos amigos del sefior Abri
e felicitan de haberle visto, aun
que por breves dias en- esta pobla
cion, donde tanto Sc lie quiere.
FL sefior Gelabert, pintor d,
los mas acreditados de San Juan,
ha sido contratado para las obras
del decorado del nuevo Teatro de
Caguas.
La Logia Union y Amparos,
de esta locslidad, viene celebrando
sesiones frecuentes y son va objeto
de los mas favorables concentrates
'os trabajos de dicha sociedad. 81
cuadro esta tornado como sigue
w., M, don Modesto Sola; w..
NJ. p, t., doctor Victor Cutter Z
Ortiz; Pr. Wig. efectlvo, doctor
Gutierrez; p. t., sefor Balcourt;
Seq. w., don.P. B. Campos; 70 y
% diacono, R. Lavergne y Ramt n
Balcourt; Llmosnerc, Chaserlot y
guarda- TEMPO, Tomas Dlaz.
-Anoche hubo una recepci{ Il
esplendida en- la casa de los esposo,
thomson Fernandez, con motive de
SIT matrinonio; cepci6n que Sc ba.
bia aplazado hssta esa fecha, p,r
estar de luto la familia Fernandez.
A dicha reunion concurri6 10 mas
granada de nuestra sociedad, siendo
los asistentes galantemente ate ndi.
dos y obsequiados por los duefos de
Ia casa. Sc bail6 hasta Ia madru,
kada, reinando la mas exquisite cor
dialidad, y saliendo todos muy sa
tisfechos de la cortesia con Que
fueron tratados por los esposos
thomson Fernandez.
La Policlfnica cagiieha, de |;
que es Director y propietsflo nues
tro particular amigo Ell doctor Gu
tierrez Ortiz, va ganando cada df,
merecidas simpatfas y justo credlto
Ha sido dada de alta en- dichc
establecimiento dofia GiIda Torres
que fue operada hace POGO de III
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-24
SAN JUAN Y Ia ISLl
Maestros para la isla
Culebra. Una juga-
da sorprendida.
vIAIE De INSPECTION
De Porce para los Estadt Q
Uoidos. Una letrina cue
debe ser denunciada.

Han sido nombrados macs
tros para desem Z far escuelas en- Ia
lisa de. .Culebra, Gustavo E. Scipio
y Jose .Narvfez Fuen'e'.
-Ea la p,6xima semana em-
ba cara gu Ponce para New York,
ell se1o' Jaime Stephen, empleado
de la administration de correos dc
aquella ciudtd. LIE sustituira inte.
rinamente don Rafael San nclemente.
Sc eucuentran en- pesimo es-
tado de higlene las letrinas de la es.
taci6n del tranvia de Bayam6n en-
Catafic. No nos expIicamos por-
que va no Sc ha procedido 4 de.
nunciarlas.
Madame Lavergne avisa 4
sus amigos y conocidos que Sc ha
t 'asladaro a la caile de San Justo.
ndmero p, entrando por l, de ID
Luna. 3o-6
-Ha embarcado en- Mayagiitz
para Santo Domingo, ell profestY
puertorriqutfio don Joe Rivera.
-Ha regresado de su visie
DE- inspection a la carretera de Ba-
yAm6n a Comerfo el ingeniero don
Luis F. Rubio.
En- Ponce fue sorprendida
una jugada q 10 prohibido por los
guardias Aguirre y Gonzalez de
aquel puesto.
Fl ayuntamiento de Hatillo
ha declarado vacante la plaza de
CONCEAL que servfa don Rsf lei Ze.
da, por de jar de asistir este sefior
a tres St stones consecutlvas de aeu.-
liza corporation, sin causa just,f,a-
da para clio.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-24
DE'DF MlUNABO
Muerte de I'm mucha-
cho. --POr consecuen-
cia de una caida.
seRlO DlssusTO
Un ioven herido.-Juicios ce'
lebrados en- Ia Corte mu.
nicipat de Yabucoa.

Octubre II. "A consecuencis
de caerse de una palma de cocos,
muri6 en- Ia maiiaua del 1o Ramon
Baez, machicho dc 20 an IS de edao
y de buena conducta.
Ia la noche del pl3a 10 saba
do fu& gravemente herido el yecint
del barrio sQt-b ada a'en1s'' Ka'
m6a O:tlz S&nch z. h'jastro de
uuestro amigo lon Jo'gs Figueroa'
Segdu Inf ,rm-s que hemos po
dido adqulrir, el agredido Ortiz Sc
encontraba en- uu baile en- casa
de Ramon Pachucho, de donde
fuG llawsdo por H'p6lito y Panta.
leon Sanchez, quienes parace tuvie'
ron algdu disgusto con Ortiz, poI
10 que Sc faeron 4 las manos, en-
cuya contien1a tom6 parte Tomas
Acevedo, sufriendo las consecuen-
cias Ramon Ortiz, qulen, curado Ior
el Official de sanidad de las heridas
recibidas, presenta las siguientes:
Ftactura del hueso ulna del
auteb,azo izqulerdo; lncisi6n de una
puigada de extension en- la region
escapular dereeha; incl'i6n en- la
sub escapular izquierda acompsfia
da de contusiones y otra incision
de media pulgada en- la region ST.
baxilar derecha.
Tan prouto el comisarlo del
barrio, Manuel Berm1 iez, tuvo CO.
nocimiento de 10 ocurrido, tom6 las
medidas coniuceutes para la deter-
ci6u de los agresores, los que tue-
ron couducidos al pueblo y puestos
& disposition de la autoridad judi
cial para incoar de las diligenctas
sumarias.
Ri II del actual Sc constitu-
y6 en- este pueblo la corte municipal
de Yabucoa para conocer de dos
iuicios civlles, en- los que estaba en-
comeudado al abogado Tous Soto
ID defensa de los demaudantes, OBJ
teniendo en- tino fallo favorable; no
pudiendo saber el resultado del otro
porque Ia corte Sc reserve para ia
liar en- SD pr6xIma session.
CoRRESPoNsAL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-24

Desques de halagii fias fra
ses de salutacion dirigidas 4 la CO.
munidad que lie escucha, hace re-
ferencia el Presidente Roosevelt 4
las condolences del Vale de Missis-
sippi. Para eles uu imperio mag
ui6co en- tamaiio y en- fertilidad.
Esta mejor adaptable al desenvol
vlmlento de la uavegaci6n interior
que ningdn otro vale de los que Sc
extienden en- los dos hemisferioe,
Porque el valle del Mississippi tiene
| IL. 600 millas de Was fuviales que
en- la actualldad son mas 8 menos
uavegables, siendo sus condiciores
tan favorables que por medic de
canalizaciones sera possible extern
der esas Was navegables casi hasta
el grado que convenga.
En- los albores de la historic
industrial de los Estados Unidos,
ese vale fue el asiento del desa-
rrollo mas grande conocido de la
navegaci6n interior de dicha ma
cl6n; y pide ell Presidente Sc lie
perdone 81 recuerda que Ell primer
barco de vapor que existl6 al oeste
de las Alleghanis, fue construfdo
por m Roosevelt, hermano de su
bisabuelo, en- 1871, para el conner
clio de Nueva Orleans, y en- aquel
mismo sfio hizo su primer viaje de
Plttsburg q Nueva Orleans. Pero
como que, obedeciendo q varias
causas, ha declinado en- toda la ,ex
tension de los Estados Unidos, asf
la transportation por rios como por
canales, interesa al pueblo velar
porque ese decaimiento no sea per,
manente, siendo conveniente que
Sc recuerde que, hace pr6xima-
mente una centuria, abogaba el
Presideute Madison per la canali-
zaci6n del Mississippi.
A su julcio, no hay RENO al
guuo de Europa que pueda compa-
rarse, en- rlqueza de recursos ma
turales, con el Vale de Mississippi
y con la region de los grandes la
gos. 81 valle referido es, politica
y comerclalmente, mas importante
que ningdn otro vale sobre la faz
del globo.
Describe despues minuciosa-
mente todos sus recursos y entra &c
lleno en- el tema de la utilization de
tan importante via huvial como
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-24
{. MATANZO
DOCTOR EN- MEDICINA
Y CIRUIIA,

; OCULISTA. -Ex.medlco au.
xiiar de IL Clinica oftalmol6.
gica, que 4 cargo del doctor
Barraquer existe en- el Hospi-
Lal de Ia Santa Cruz de Bar.
celona. Consultorio exclusive
para afecciones de los oios
retuan 81, (cerca del Tea
tro.) - Horas de c0nsulta
De ga II de Ia mahsn&.
Gratis 4 los poores, de 8 a
de L. ma1ana. q,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-24
NOTAS AMERlCANAS
Roosevelt en- Memphis

medic de tran ,pottacion de frutos
~ de mercancias.
DIS una vlan- dice que no
puede ser monopolizada por ningu-
ma corporaci6n.p
Y hablando de los medios que
deben porerse en- practica para la
utilization de ese rio y de sus prin-
cipales afluentes, y para la cons.
trucci6n de un sistema de canales
para multiplicar las Was y estsble.
Ger una red completa.
-aEl Gobierno Nacional-afr-
ma -debiera emprender esos tlaba.
JOSH
A ese punto dedica la medula
de su discurso con pletora de argu.
mentos que producfan marcada I'M
preston en- su auditorio.
Enumera despues todas las ini.
ciativas debidas al Gobierno nacio-
nal en- Ell terreno de la protection
de todos los fecursos naturales del
pats y llama la atenci6n, preciss-
mente, sobre la creaci6n de esa Co.
mission de Was fuvlales profundas,
que data de MARIO 1ltimo y que Sc
debi6 principalmente q peticiones
de ciudadanos del interior, inclu.
yendo numerosos miembros del
Congreso.
Vuelve q tratar del problema
de la distribution de las tierras {
iusiste en- las declaraciones que ha
vehido hacienda en- esta serie de
discursos, de que los repartos deben
hacerse en- pequehas porciones, a
fin de que los que pasen a poseer
TN lote de terreno, funden en- el ST.
hogar.
No cree que la terra debe ser
acumulada en- grandes porciones,
por propietarios particulares.
Hace tambien referencia en-
este discurso a la aperture del ca
nal de Panama, obra que, a su jul
clio, exige el mejoramiento del Mis-
sissippi como via comercial; mem
clona los adelantos que Sc han he
cho en- las excavaciones { inSiste
e1 la necesidad de aumentar la ar.
mada, en- vista de las responsible
dades que ahora pesan sobre la ma
ci6n, al mismo tempo que estims
necesario para Ia armada el que 81
mueva en- copjunto, de una lines
(Conttn1a en- la P6gina Az
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-24
ElEMENTO! OF|ClALE!

Regresaron hoy a Puerto Rico,
despues de una breve t0nrnfe POI
los Estados Unidos, el captain dc
Marina Mr. A. M. Wood y el ccro-
uel de la policfa insular Mr. T. Ha.
mill, a qulenes LA DEMocRACIA
envia sus cordiales saludos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-24

iumor EN- Il vientre. Sc encuentra
actualmente en- dicho centro, don
Quintiliano Cadiz, bajo tratamiento
mecico y dcha Juaua Melendez,
operada de la matriz ror el doctor
Gutierrez y Mr. w. D. Lilly, EN-.
pleado en- las obras del Trolley Y
don Luis Acosta, OF erado de Ia We.
jiga por el doctor Ramos Casellas.
Nuestra felicitaci(n mas since.
ra q los referidos galenos.
CoRRESPoNs AL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-24
Sc kCkBO EL DOLOR

Con el apestesioo sDentudos
!. ort.ene Is eonplets susencia del
- ..das iss ostT2ccionea dea-
De yerts % Ia farmfoin de
AZ olonS Piazza prinCipai, ean
juan Diriisse 10 COnsspondsnoia
u IliiOr u, n, ?, 0, Boa ttl ssa
Juan,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-24
DIR. JacintO Zaratt

Medicina.-Cnuifa Intermediates de ninos. .-Parto.
OcuL1srA della CNnica Oftamologica del SHoteDeus de
Paris Consultas de "A p. m.-RAFAEL CoRDERo sLd-
na lON.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-24
VENDE

Una caldera multibuiar de 10 pies
de largo por 6 de ancho, con "a tubos
de 4 pulgadas y solo dos cosechas de
uso.
Qua maquina horizontal, comple-
Ia, cor dos clasidcadcres, caIaz psrs
s'ol"1 soo r3'-@-. de gnfvspo er 4
toras. --PA'a .cist:Ie. ai.l,aae. !
oREEDo, FAiarde. 90
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-29
Emnire City ResuIts.

New York, Aug. 2s-Cymbal, Car thage and c. W. Burt three well back ed favorites, earned winning pracKsts Sr today at the Empire city track. The Sestnre event. the. Mahopac handicap, was won by Carthage at to 5.
 First Race-Maidens, two year oIoS' Ave and one-half furlongs: CymoaI' no. (Preston) to 5 won; N1mporte' 107 (Harty) 15 to 1 second; Ingranan. 1Os.. (Diggins,) 12 to 1. third Iime
 second Race-Six furlongs: wood witch 101. 6eibert,) 6 to 1. won; Al encon. lO2, (Harty) to second; Ice Harrison il s5, (sumter> to l thiro' Time 1:09 S-5. ,a. 1,o
 Third Race-Three year olds. one mile and one hundred yards: ElIaH' 102, (Musgrave), Is to won: 1Aya- nese. l05. (Liebertl, Fto l, second; Ia "a Veita 100 (Pohanka), 16 to D. thiro' 'iF Fourth race. the Mahopac handicap; three-year- and up; one InlIe ana A sixteenth-Carthage, 121 (MusgraVe(' (' to 5. won; Lillie Turner, lO6 C; Lee1' to 1, second; Edwin Gum, iVt tS' Morris1 to. 9, third. Time. 1:46.
 Fifth' two year olds; about six TUT Iongs-C. W. Burt, t03 c. Lee). to D. won; Aristotle, 1O9 (C. Morris(. to |; second; Silver Cup. 97 ( (W Ott)i zV t0 i third. Time, 1:10 35.
 sixth race, three-year- ana up' selling; one mile and three -slXteenths; 5; King of the Valley 102 MusgraVey' : to 2. won; Brancas, 103 (Letbert(' ZS 70 70 Second; Palette, 95 (W. Ott)I 10 2 third. "rime 2:01 3-5. .~
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-29
CLIMBERS ONE, LEADERS NONE Malarky Gives Memphii
 Shut Out. WEEMS PITCHES ROYALTY Nadeau Startles Grand Stand With
 Great Play. Ball Secures Three Hits on stockdale and Baxter Makes g. Double
 Play Unassisted.

Memphis, Tenn. Aug. 2S.--(Special) Fielding without pebble Of any de- scription and gobbling up grounders all over the infisid Montgomerys fast moving team of aspirants for the sec ond division in the Southern heague race played all around the leaders to- day. making the only run of the game in the first inning.
 StockdAle and Weems were the pitch CTS that battled royalty for the spells in the last of the series and the Ala bama collegian more than held his own with his veteran opponent
 A single to center by Baxter in the first inning after Houtz had been thrown out. followed by Baxter's steal and Balls hot drive to left sent Baxter home with what proved 70 be the lone- ly score of the afternoon.
 Hits fell often thereafter from the visitors bats, Ball securing three in all and Baxter another, but Hurlburts ac- curate begging at second saved an ad- vance, Ball being caught twice stealing and Baxter twice, while Perry was also victim after he had hammered to center for one base in the seventh.
 Fast fielding by Colligan and Rich ards, some clever stops by Carr and Hurlburts begging prevented the lead CTS from more humtilating defeat
 Nadeau completed wonderful catch, diving forward after Carr's fly in the fourth and holding It after sliding on his breast for several yards. Colligan would have scored but the play retired the side.
 Baxter completed double play un- assisted. After two were out in the fifth inning Hurlburt, Stockdale and Carey singled, filling the corners. Man ning's fly to Ball ended the round.