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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-07-19
UNDESIRABLE CITIZENS"
Rocky Ford Passes Along Bunch Of
Oarklcs.

A sort Of prize fight got fairly under
way in town last Sunday morning. but
outside interference spoiled it. Four
"oullud gemmens." who have been giving
more or less trouble hereabouts for some
weeks past, had difference Of opinion as
to which was the better man. They put
up $40 and adjourned to tho rear Of
Wolie's livery barn to settle II. About
the third round Clay Wolfe learned wha t
was going on. and called tho match of. /.
Then trouble arose about tho return Of
the stake money. and one Of the number.
Bunch Owens. went of and got . gun.
To save further trouble Marshal Croop
took them in. At least no landed three
Of the four In the ealbooss on Sunday
night. They were William Dell. Daniel
Slaughter and George Ellis-the same
who made some trouble on the train be-
tween Swink and Rocky Ford . short
time ago. and were fined for 1t. On Mon
day the marshal added Bunch Owens 70
his bunch. and brought thsm before the
bsak. The first three were charged with
disturbing our Sabbath peace. and SEN
fenced TO 30 days In La Junta. or The al
tentative Of getting out Of the county.
They preferred the latter. an d went.
Owens was fined $40 for carrying
deadly weapons. and he rustlsd round and
raised Il. and went home TO his claim over
in tho Holbrook. Tho departure Of the
first named parties had become very de-
sirabls. as they were given to inviting
friction with what they designate - white
trash. and . race riot ss< med 70 b quite
imminent At times during their stay Ia
this vicinity.
There was some difficulty In locating
the stake money AFTER the melee ended.
but Il develops that the stake holder went
to the ball game Sunday Afternoon. get .
chance To make some easy money" On
tho game and lost the pile.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-07-19
Beats the Dutch.

In yield and saeehafins content beet
root growers in the Arkansas Valley
are dong better than German growers
although using German seed. This re-
suit is 10 Be aseribsd TO in,ellieen, utilisa-
ton Of The advantages Of climate Of
clear skies and perpetual sunshine. where
the water essential TO growing crops is
supplied By irrigation. The best develop
msn,s both as TO beet tonnage per acre.
sugar and purity Of content Of beess
have taken place in the seni-arid region
Of the West. and in Southern California.
Colorado. Idaho. Utah and California are
showing the creates, increase in produe-
ton.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-07-19

Rocky Ford is going 10 have a eontin-
uous vaudeville theatre in the form Of
moving pictures. It is being fitted up
now in the Manning building. Canvas
ssttsss and Scent admission fee will
BE- provided to catch The busy multitude.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-07-19

Carlyle Pollock is home from Ann Har-
Dor College. Mich, where he has COM
plstsd his course in dental surgery.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-07-19

Rev. W. I. Davenport was a Colorado
Springs visitor on Saturday On business
connected with his new church edifes.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-07-19
r,ss s:~op Outlook

According 70 the Pusblo chisisin. which
has bssn mAking enquiry through its cor
respondents up and down the Arkansas
Valley. The crop outlook b particularly
good al the present time. The chIsitaia
says Of the beet crop In particular;
The sugar best crop 10 gsossally -.
sasdsd ~ the most important one Of ths
valley. and this season promises rseesd
yield. The success Of this crop Ia pas,
years and the inersasd factory facilities
have combined 10 bring beet culture ia,o
general favor amoas the farmers Of the
valley. Tie result is that much larger
acreage has been devoted TO beet culture
this year than ever before. With the rams
Of the later spring and summer. and the
abundance Of water for irrigation. all the
conditions have bssn exceptionally favor
able for developing The bse,s. There has
been little difficulty IN getting help for
the thinning season. and tho beet feds
Of the valley were never known 70 pres
On, such a favorable condition a. this
season Of the year.-
OF the ether crops Il says:
'oensraily the backward spring did
considerable damage 20 the frui, and The
FIRST alfalfa crop. and Is responsible for a
baekwardness Of other products Bg;
while these products ~ill Be little later
than usual In maturing there is every
reason 10 look forward to an abundant
yield. Prospects for the second cutting
Of alfalfa are mos: encouraging. the absn.
dance Of water sof midsummer irfirasiou
making the second growth unusually rap
ID. So far as the Arkansas valley Is con-
serued 1907 promises 20 maintain The
record for abundant crops and The gen
efai prosperity experiences By The farm
efs during recent years gives no indiea-
sion Of abatement
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-28
IS GIVEN LIBERTY
VI. j. DELEHANTY PERMITTED
 FREEDOM WITHOUT BOND.
First Arrested on Suspicion, But is Freed on Hnbeas Corpus and is Re-Arrested on Texas
 Charge.


 After two attempts at retaining him in custody on the part of the State, M. J. Delehanty, the white man arrested Saturday night on charge of suspi- cion. and again yesterday morning on charge of removing mortgaged proper ty from Texas, was yesterday released from prison and given liberty upon his own recognizance. The first trial was before Judge w W. Pearson. and the second before Justice J. B. Fuller
 A habeas corpus proceeding had been demanded by counsel for the defendant, on the first of the charges, and tho hearing was yesterday given by Judge W. w Pearson, of the Circuit Court. His attorney argued that the State was not within its right in arresting any party on a charge of suspicion. unless in reasonable understanding of feI- ony committed
 Assistant Attorney General Thomas w. Martin. who appeared for the State argued that the prisoner was wanted Tn Texas on a charge of removing mort gagged goods. Inasmuch, however, as no evidence as to the truthfulness or the charge was shown, Judge Pearson discharged the prisoner from custody
 As soon as liberated Delehanty was again arrested by Deputy Sheriff Clude Mckee, and carried before Justice Full Ter to undergo a trial for removing mortgaged property. The result of the trial, however. was the liberation or the accused man, who upon request or Mr. Martin was allowed to Eo without bond
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-28
MALARKY
 TAKES ONE Leaders Suffer a Critical
 Bump. MAXWELL IN STEADY FORM Two Errors of Hubert Cost Bab-
 blers a Game. The Invinebne shields Was In the Bor for tie Memphii, But Luck
 Was Him |. s5 f s Again.
The Invinebiie shields Was In the Box
 for tie MemphiL ButsL

A Memphis. Tenn. Aug. 27--tspecial.1-- The Climbers met the Memphis team with Charlie Shields pitching and grabbed game in the early inanigs that might not have gone their way had the locals support been up to par.
 Maxwell pitched steady baseball throughout up to the ninth round, when he seemed to row careless. He passed Carter and Manning. first two up, when he saw he had the long-iead of to O. Neighbors filled the bases by singling to right field. Stockdale was substitut- cd for &Colligan and signled through Psrry, scoring Carter. Carey Smashed lsoneSto We and Stockdale was thrown aon tat second while Manning scored the secons, local run
 James flied to Nadeau and Neighbors romped home in front of the throw. with but one tally needed to tie and Carey on first. Richards sent a ground CT to Nye and the game ended. Huriburts throwing was indirectly respon-
 sibfe fortwo of Montgomery's runs. Perry secured the first safe hit off shields in thc second inning, after Henlfne had been rel tired, Nadeau's grounded and out CoIlisan to Carey advanced Perry one base and when he attempted to steal third, Hurlburt threw tow. Perry scoring on the error.
 NadeauS was the only visitor to make a hit In the seventh but 1t same when Henline and Perry were on third and second respect iyely and they scored Naueau also scored on sacrifice and a long fly to the left field, colIigan's juggle and Hurlburt's wild throw of Perry's bunt allowed those runners sIife Bafes fielding was sensational. He had five difficult chances and accepted ey- erything.
 Umpire Pfenninger was accused of giving stockdale four strikes in the ninth inning during exciting times, President Kavanaugh anouneed that the double umpire system will not be tried. any more this season. With exception of Trimmer replaced by Da- wis, the staff is the same now at the start and will continue.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-28
PLAY PICKED TEAM
GREYs TO MEET CHOICE OF CITY
 LEAGUE PLAYERS.
Men on Other Teams Not Satisfied TO See One Club Win All It's Contests
 On the Dia-
 uf0Nd.

Tn the friendly rivalry of the City League, the other teams are not at all satisfied to see the Greys win all their games. So arrangements have been made for a game today between the Grevs and the best players of the City League, headed by the Westerns star catcher. Brown.
 For the picked team R. Thorington will fire at the Soldiers. For the Greys, instead of George Todd, ct al, the bat tery will be Brame and Allen, with w. Thorington in reserve.
 Headed by Captain Allen, in fighting trim ready to fire at will, and double quick" around the bases the "extended" and batting order will be:
 Montgomery Greys-McQueen. lf.,; Holt, Of: Paterson. If; Lasseter, 1b; Cheney, 2b; Hannon, ss.; Thorington. w 3b.; Allen. C.; Brame, D..
 Picked Team--Thorington R.. D.; Howe. f.; Kilgrow, 1b.; Williams, cf.; Houston, 2b.; Chisholm. ss.; Alley, Sb; Washburn, if; Brown, C..
 The game will be called at 4o'clock.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-28
MOBILE WINS AGAIN
 ->---@-o---@-s TAKES SECOND OF SERIES FROM
 GUBFTsOTsT. a--@-Mae,@-A-s Game Went With Vim for Ten In- nings When a Long Hit by
 Gear United the
 Score

Mobile. Aug 27.--(Special. l-Mobile grabbed the second game of the series with Gulfport this afternoon by the score of to 1. after ten innings of play Molly and Bryant opposed each other on the firing line and both pitch
 ed exceptionally good ball. Mobile scored first. making one run in the last half of the second inning when Hoff- man walked stole second and was brought in by O'Brien's hit to right.
 Gulfport warmed things up in the sew enth on a hit by Reilly, which was good for two sacks and hit by Phil lips to right field. 7
 The knot was united in the last half ot the tenth when Thornton hit to cen- ter, went to second on a sacrifice, stole third and scored, after Bryant had walked McCay and Kemmer, long hit by Dale Gear which would have been good for three sacks had 1t been need
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-28
TWO RAILROAD TEAMS
 PLAY BALL TOMORROW
EIOmatOn and Montgomery Louisville and Nashville Men to settle Dis
 nmfed ChamnIOnsh hin.

At o'clock tomorrow afternoon 2 couple of Louisville and Nashville ball teams will settle their disputed cham pionship. The two teams are Flomaton and Montgomery. The Flomaton az gregation is headed by Agent Tom Paris of that place and the local one by Yardmaster Neal Bowen of the wards in North Montgomery.
 Several attempts have been made by the two teams to pull off games but on- ly one full game has been played on account of the rain. On the first trip of the Montgomery team to Flomaton, a double header was to be played Flomaton won the first game by
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-28
RAILROAD GRADlAa, l5O MILES

Uutir noon. September sth, 1907. Propos- nie for GFading, Masonry and Bridges on 1es nalsa of Railroad will be received at ths office of the Interstate Contract Com pany, zsA Brent Building, Pensacola. Fla. where Esainates, PrOfiIes. Plans, Contract spersftcasions and blank Proposals can be sean.
 The work to be graded covers all of the AndaEusin Division, s5 miles and 20 miles of tiss Atnh0ks Division of the Pensacola, Alabama Western Railroad. -17t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-28

the next day the Tifets lost first place. You know what those "home coming" celebrations mean to team that hasn't cinched the pennant
 Ned Hanlon, who is to retire at the end of this season, owns 40 per cent. of the stock of the Brooklyn club, con- trols the Baltimore club and is sup posed to draw $10,000 a year as mana ger of the Cincinnati team. All this should be good for a few years "sinker money" for sir Nedward.'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-28
NOTICE
Advertisement for Bids for Printing
 inc New Code of Alabama.

Under the terms of "Ah Act to provide Tor the publication and distribution of the Code of Alabama, and the Acts of the Leg feIatnre" approved July 27th. 1907. notice h hereby given that sealed bids will be re- ceIved at the ofiice of Secretary of State. Montgomery, Ala, not later than twelve rSeiock aoon September 9th. 1907. for print ing and binding said Code.
 Each bid must be accompanied by bond < surety company authorized to tranaaet business in Alabama and to be approved by the Governor.
 Copies of said Act and full particulars with reference to bids and specifications will be mailed upon request.
 The right to reject any and all bids is
 FRANK N JULIAN. get Secretary of State.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-28

score of { to ? but rain pre- vented the second vamc. On the last trip of the Montgomery team to Flom- atom, another double header was to be played. The score was to o in favor or Montgomery in the third inning, when the rain put an end to 1t, prevent ing the second game also
 The Flomaton team will reach Mont gomery early tomorrow morning. The game in the afternoon promises to be warm proposition.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-28

summary-Two base hits, smith, Warrender, smith. Three base hits. Massing Sacrifice hits, Winter. smith, Benson. Lewee. Stolen bases. Becker, Paskert. Benson, Massing. Bases on balls off Mckenzie. 1; off Graham. 4. Struck out. by Mckenzie, S; by Graham. ii. Left on bases Atlanta, g. Shreve- port. &. Passed ball, Massing. Wild bitch. Nick enzle. Time. 3:20. Umpire. Davis
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-28
DREW A GOOSE EGG
BARONs WON AN EASY GAME FROM
 TRAVELLERS.
Keith was Never Elective And The Visitors Had No Trouble In Batting Him All Over
 The Field.

Little Rock. August 27.-sixteen hits resulted in ten runs for Birmingham while the home team could not score Score: K. Il. E. Birmfngham. .. O41 O4O IO0-1O 16
 Batteries-Keith and Wood; Clark and Garvin. Time 1;4S Umpire Rud derham.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-28

Is . st. Louis ...... 900 900 ooo--0 3 l
 Time f:so. Kargegr and Noonan; Matthewson and Bresnasan. Brooklyu.--Lundgren and Fucker both pitched beautiful games and with honors even except in the fifth inning, when Evers singled and stole second and kling hit for base, scoring Ev- CTS.
 Chicago .-...... 900 o10 0o0--1 ? Brooklyn .. .. 900 coo 000--0
 Lundgren and Kliug: Fucker and Ritter. Time 1.45. Urnpires, Klem and O'Day.
 Boston.--After making 1t tie score, tenth. enabling. Cincinnati to win. batting out home run In the ninth, Brain threw into the bleachers in the tenth. enabling CincinnaSi to win.s Boston ..... 000 oi0 00i--0 2
 Winner and Mclean; Dorner and Brown. Time 1:48. Umpire John- stone. M
 Philadelphia.--By coinsecutive hit ting in the seventh inning Philadelphia today defeated Pittsburg.
 Pittsburg .... 200 900 0OO-2 l
 Phillippi and Gusson: Co :rridon and Jacklisch. Time i:35. Empires. Rig Ter and Carpenter.
 New York, Aug 27.--Coming back from their disastrous tour in the Wes- tern cities, the New York Americans defeated Boston today. R HI E . Boston .5.~ .000 900 001--1 2 New York .. .....102 900 02s--5 8 2
 Batteries-Chesbro and Thomas; Young and Criger. Time. 1:5s. Um- pire, oLoughlin.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-28

Summary-Two base hit, Cross. StoI- en bases, Atz, Manning. Sacrifice hits, Mathews. Gatins. Double plays, Gaston to Atz; Atz to sabrie. Struck out, by Phillips, 8; Sorell 8. Bases on balls, bv Sorrell, 6. Hit by pitched ball, by Sorren. g. (Gatins and Gaston). Passed ball, Matthews. Time, 1:40. Umpire, Rinn.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-28
WIN IN ELEVENTH
CRACKERS GET BACK AT THE
 PIRATES.
After Pitching NO-Hit Game Up to Ninth Graham Weakens. AI- lowing Atlanta to Tie
 the Score.

Shreveport. Aug. 27-After pitching a no-hit game up to the ninth inning Graham weakened and Atlanta scored two runs on an error and two hits, tie- Ing the score. They won out in the eleventh on a hit, a sacrifice and
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-28

easy to understand Toledo's great showing. Chech has won twenty of the twenty seven he has pitched. while Iattimore's record is thirteen out of nineteen.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-28

In a published interview Manager L.ajoie sad he would never play with Stovau again, but the scrappy first baseman is back on the job
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-28

If Manager Tenny isn't careful the Boston Nationals win trade places with the St. Louis "Meshwaps' before the end of the season.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-28
AMERICAN LEAGUE Boston. 1; New York. 5.
 T0DAY'S SCHEDULE

Soutbern,-- Montgomery at Memphis. Atlanta at Shreveport. Birmingham at Little Rock.
 Nashville at New Orleans. American Leagues-- Chicago at Cleveland. Boston at New York.
 St. Louis at Detroit.i
  National Leaguef Chicago at Brooklyn. Pittsburg at Philadelphia. St. Louis at New York.
 Cincinnati at Boston. Cotton States Leagues-- Gulfport at Mobile. Columbus at Vicksburg. Jackson at Meridian. South Atlantic Leagues Augusta at Jacksonville. Savannah at Charleston. Macon at Columbia.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-28

Flick of Cleveland and Chase of New York stand among the first ten lead ing "sluggers," first ten base stealers and first ten run getters.
 A large delegation of fans met the Detroit team on their return home and
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-28
THE RACES
Emnire f,Itv RenuIts.

New York, August 27.--Jockey Shil- ling had field day at the Empire GUY track today, piloting home four Wln. fayorites, For alleged rough riding on Mpntrose in the first race and tnere- by causing Albert Star and Hester Aora to fall over his mount was dlsquallIleo and shtllins was set down py the stew v The disqualification gave the race to Scallop, 10 to shot.
 First race, selling, five furlongs- Scallop, III (Diggins) 10 to l.. won; ond; John P. Berger. lO2 Leiberp s to 1, third. Time 1:0t. Aunt Rose fin- ished first but was disqualified TOT crossing at the start. There, was bad looking spill in the opening race, zee victims The jockeys, Sumter and Ott, were not badly hurt. oo
 Second race, one mile-CarthaSe, lOo (Shilling) to 3, won; Earl Rogers, nbmsa All aOrFs' lds W W te ot SeoGae fo i thiTd
 Tn Third race six furlongs- -skyo, 1OS (Shflling) to E, won; Running Ac- count, iii e. Morris) 12 to l, second; Hanbridge, 112 (Preston) to 5. third.
 Fourth, race. about six furlongs--- Gold Proof, 99 (Shilling) , to and out, won; Topsy Robinson, l07 Mus grace) IS to 5, second; Haensel, l02 IPreston) to l. third. Time l:O9
 Minos, 9S (Preston) to l., won; But tons. 1C3 (Leibert) 3 to 5, second; ; Granada, 1o5 q. Lee) to l. third.
 Sixth race selling, one and one eighth miles-Reidmoore, 113 tPrestonl 3 to l. won; King of the Valley, 99 (Musgrave) to l, second; Pelette, 9I (Pohanka) to l, third. Time 1854.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-28
NASHVILLE SHUT OUT
PHILLIPS WAS IN INvINCIBLE FORM.
Dobbs's Bunch Could Get only Two Hits While the PeIicans Founded SorreIl Over the
 Field

Jew Orleans. Aug. 27--only twenty seven Nashville players faced Phillips today, and Nashville was shut out with two hts. Score;
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-28

If Willie Keeler doesn't start to hit pretty soon he will bat for less than 300 this season, for the first time in his baseball career. This Is Willie's fifteenth season in major league com pany.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-28

The Boston Americans are playing 50 per cent. better ball under Mana ger Jim Mcclure.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-28

When it comes to making batters whiz the breeze, Big Chief Bender of the Athletics is the "big-top.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-28
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
YESTERDAYS GAMES

Southern Leaeue,---
 Montgomery, {; Memphis. a. New Orleans. 2 Nashville, 0. Atlanta, B; Shreveport. 2. Birmingham, 10; Little Rock, 0.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-28
NOTES FROM THE
 BASEBALL DIAMOND

Doc" Newton is proving to be a valuable addition to the Htghianders pitching staff.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-28
saratoKa ResuIts :.

Saratoga, N. Y. Aug. 27-aorses from the Sanford stable scored twice today, Vails, the : to 10 favorite. talk ing the Saranac handicap at mile and a furlong, in easy style and Danoscara winning the first race by nose.
 First race, six urlongs--Danoscara I05 (Horner). 6 to 1, won; Jack Atkin, IT (Brown), even, place, second; J. c. Core. 113 (Miller), to third, Time. 1;12 3-5.
 Second race selling, mtle-Slr Ralph, sg (Csoldstein). 10 to 1, won; Tom Do- Ian, 101 (E. Dugan), to I, place, sec ond: Lady Esther. 10S (Miller), even, third. Time, 40 1-5.
 Bell Wether, 100 Oowe). to l. won; Biskra. 1O4 (Sandy), ? to 1, place, sec ond; Sir Cleges, 100 (E. Dugan). 70 $. third Time, :06 4-5.
 Fourth race, the Saranac handicap, mile and eighth-Vails. 113 (Mtller). [ to 10, won: Rio Grande, 90 (Shreve), s to $ to place. second; sDon Enrique, 102 CIorner), to 5. third Time.
 Fifth race. selling. mile-Vino, III (Kuapp). to 5, won; Lane Allen, IT (NicoD, 1 to 1. place, second; Quagga, iO7 (E. Duggan). 2 to l, third. Time. 1:4t.
 Sixth race. five and a half furlongs- Mystitier, 10s Sandy. 10 to l, won Miramar, 1OS (Finn), to l, place. sec ond: Initator, 1OS (Lowe). to ,, third Time :0S.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-28

Brooklyn fans are seeing good base ball this season. The Superbas have good chance for first division honors. while the Atlantic League team looks like a pennant winner.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-28

The Eastern trip of the White SoS was q poor one. Of the nineteen games played the champions succeeded in win hing but eight.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-28

Summary-Struck out, Molly. g; Bry- ant, 2. Bases on balls. Bryant 2. Sac rificed hits. Breyette, 3; Hoffman, Stol- en bases, Thornton. Hoffman, Phillips. Two base hits. Krebs, Holland. Double plays, Krebs to Gilks to Reilly. Time. i:55. Umpire Fitzsimmons.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-28

With pitchers Chech and Lattimore leading the Amarican Association it Is
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-28
National League.--

New York. I; St. Louis. 0. Chicago, l; Brooklyn, O..
 Cincinnati. 8; Boston. g.
 Pittsburg, 2; Philadelphia, 5.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-28
CnE CHA N 11Il3S
 NOTICE.
NOTICE.

Natice ss hereby given that the partner ship heretofore s&isting between C.. A. Peir- eSn & e E. Buckholt under the firm name of Pearsen & Buckholt is hereby dissolved fiia intsrest7 to c A Peirson. and the said e Al Peirson having assumed all the ia- dsbtednoss of the old firm of Peirson BnclShoit and he is entitled to collect au areounts due the same and swiil continue xhe business as G. A. Peirson.
 e. K BUCKHOLT.
 5& C. A. PEIRS0N.
 aie Monroe st.. Aug. gath, 1907. --at
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-28

Summary-Stolen bases, Perry, Car ter. Bases on balls, off Maxwell. 1; off Shields. 2 Struck out, by Maxwell i; by Shields. 5. Sacrifice hits. Baxter Perry Nye. Neighbors. Manning, Hurl- burt. Double plays, Shields to Coli Pfenninger.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-28
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

New York.--Matthewson outpitched Kargegr in tolay's game and the To- calls won. The score:
 R.H.E. St Louis .,...... 900 900 ooo--0 1 New York ,.s... 001 900 00x--1 Time 1:S0. Kargegr and Noonan; Matthewson and Bresnasan.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-28
NOTICE

Sale of Bankrupt Lumber
 Stock I have bought the bankrupt stock of the Conecuh Lumber Co. and the lum- !, her must be sold at once.
 Don't fail to, get prices from me at the Conecuh Yard Phone SOS. If
 F. J, CHAMPION.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-28
Score bv innings:
summary-Two ba

Atlanta .,. .000 GOO cog 01-3
 Shreveport .. Q. 1000 GOO lOl 00-2
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-28

Score by innings: Montgomery. OIO UUU 9Vv-5 Memphis. :. .. ;. .... 900 900 OOS--S