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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-03-20
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TAIN. ]. Fl. Morgan. ]. C. Plckenpaugh.
Ray v. Hennen, ]. P. Fitch, George NJ.
John. Harry Smith, Felice D. Sciascio.
Morgantown: Mrs. J. Fl. Connolly,
Gene Connolly. Parkersburg: J. Carl
Vance. John Duffy. F. Keelan. Clarks-
burg: w. B. Outright. H. W. Reynolds,
Buckhannon; Thomas C. Miller. Char.
lesion: Joseph Cuppett, Haywood;
Frank Whelen., Weston; J. b. Dillar.
Masontown; p. Hogue Warrington:
J. Peters and wife, Honongah: W. B.
Campbell, E. W. Abbott. Karl Jerj1.
son, Wheeling; P. j. Condray. Pickens.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-03-20

MARIETA-G. c. Elliott, Mounds.
Vile; Frank Leach, Downs; George NJ.
Beckett. H. E. Moore, Wheeling: f. F.
Weekly, Alton: Arthur E. Lewis, Nor
gantown; s. w. Barnes. Colfax; F. r.
Martin. Grafton; B. F. Wilson, Bar
rackville:. Joe Shaver, ]. l.. Stewart.
F. NJ. Wise, R. E. Clinton. ]. F. Gump.
j. c. Miles. Mannington: G. w. Boun.
dy, BlacksvIlle: G. G. Gray. Everson
Blue. Rohr: Thos. ]. Hunsaker. King
mont: w. c. Phillips. Jakes Run.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-18
C0MER WILL
 ENFORCE LAW No Blind Tigers Where Prohibition Wins. SAID THIS BEFORE W. (. I. U. If Necessary, Governor Will Call
 Special Sessions. Wore Two Bow. of Waite Risbea oa His Coat As He spoke--LarEe Audience L.stened to Cover
 nor sad Rev. Brooks
 Lawrence.
SAID THIS BEFORE W. (. I. U.

Prohibition enthusiasm was abun- dantiy in evidence at the Dexter Ave- nue Methodist Church last evening. 1t was the second evening meeting of the twenty-third convention of the Ala bama Woman,s Christian Temperance Union and the edifice was well filled by an audience that warmly appiauded the speakers.
 The meeting was given an excellent start by number of children, most of whom were dressed in white and all of whom carried streamers of white ribbon, as they; marched through the aisles singing a temperance song. It was to these children that Governor Conner. who was the principal speaker of the evening, addressed a great por- tion of his speech.
 According to the program 1t was Patriotic Evening" and therefore the exercises of the evening were In q patriotic vein, and most of the speeches were of a patriotic nature.
 Governor Corner spoke for nearly an hour. He was followed by Rev. Brooks Lawrence. who came on from Birming- ham to talk about the Anti-Safocn League.
 Tt has been said that prohibition will not prohibit. that if prohibition Is made law that there will be more blind tigers In this State than ever before" Governor Conner said had been made to him at his house yesterday, and in answer to that he said that this will not be the case as long as he is Governor of Alabama
 'If the present laws are not suffi- cient to meet such an emergency the Governor said. land if the people who are required to enforce the laws and see to it that they are not violated, believe that they have not sufficient power to cope with any such situation, I, as Governor of the State, will call the Legislature together as often as 1t is necessary to see to 1t that the laws of the State are upheld"
 Governor Conner had been called to talk to the Union on the subject of "Patriutisin." He declared that when he first saw just what he had to speak upon he was surprised, because he imagined he would have to make a speech on temperance.
 Wore Waite Ribbons.
 At the outset the Governor pointed
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-18

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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-18

scientific Temperance Instruction" |" Mrs Marietta T. Clark. Hints and Helps in Reporting--Our Oficiai Organs" Mrs. Martha L. Spen- cer.
 Election of delegates to National Convention. Report of Resolutions Committee. Invitations for convention. Announcements. Adjournment.
 EvenlnE. !; 7:45--Devotional exercises. Music. Convention address. Mrs. Mamie Cur tis. National w. c. T. U. Offering. Benediction. Doxology. Final adjournment.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-18
wnl Address. V. M. Q. A.

At the regular evening service at the rooms of the Young Mems Christiau Association. Hon. Walter n. Seed State Treasurer. will address the young men on Sunday afternoon.
 Mir. Seed has not announced his suh feet. but as he has been featuring in the interest of the prohibition cause of late. it is expected he will have some thing to say on this matter on Sunday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-18
Grana Larccnr chargesl.

Joseph Johnson, a negro. was arrest- ed yesterday by Officers Avant and Payne on charge of grand larceny. Johnson, who has been employed as q buggy boy. Is alleged to have stolen S10 from his employer, Mrs. Robinson.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-18

Its merits demand 6 trial.
 New Beauvoir Havana 5 cent cigar. T. J. aaattOx Cig. & TOb. Co,. Distrib.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-18
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to many points Arkansas. Colorado Kansas Missouri. Nebraska Oklahoma Indian Territory Texas. Louisiana, New Mexico and Mexico.
 Return days except points Kansas Nebraska Colorado New Mexico points, where limit q days Stopovcrs allowed privilege of going Rock Frisco line and return ing another Kansas Oklahoma and Indian Territory Before making your tp wouldn't you like look hand somey illustrated books about Arkansas Texas Oklahoma Missouri Kansas Mexico? Drop line and we mail
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-18
LOW RATES

( On the first and third Tues ! days of each month during the bal
 ance of this year round-trip tickets will be sold from many points n
 Alabama. Georgia, Mississippi. Tennessee and Kentucky. via the
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-27
TWO FAYORITES
 WIN AT BENNING Shaughraun and 0rfano the
 Victors-Navajo De-
 feats Kara IN A PRETTY FINISH Killochan, at 10 to i, Wins the Opening Event from The Wrestler.

Bennings, D. C., Nov 2e-Ths and orfano were the only winning favoites at Bennings today. Navajo at il to defeated Kara, the favorite, over the jumps, in one of the prettiest finishes of the meeting. Rti- lochan, at 10 to 1, won the opening event in a close finish with the ea- Vorite, The Wrestler. Graziallo, in a field of thirteen, to the mile and fortY yards event handily. The closing handicap was an easy victory for .Red Friar McDaniel rode three winners
 First race, seven furlongs, Columbia course-Killochan, sD, Henry, 10 to |, ? to 1 and to 5, won; The Wrestler, 95, J. Hogg, 3 to ?, to and l to 3, second; Rappahannock, 1OS, Notter, il to 3, to 5 and l to 3. third, Time, 1:S2 4-5. Brdght Boy ran.
 Second, six furlongs, Columbia course The shaughran. 112, McDaniel, Il to 10, to and cue, won; Mazunia, l12, BecHman, 21s to i, to 10 and out, sec- ond; lRobbin Round, 112 Hurley 12 to 1, to and to 10, third. Tines 1;1S2-5
 Third, steeplechase, about two milea Navajo, IA, M. Henderson, Ii to 5. 3 to and out, won; Kara, 14S, McAtfee. IS to 10, 1 to and out, second; Flying Virginian, 154, Mir, R, Taylor, 12 to 1.s to and to 5, third. Time, Ar. l Fourth, six furlongs, Columbia course
 -orfano, 1Os, McDaniel. to 5, 1 to 8 and out, won; Helen Holland, 109, Not- ter, to 1, to and 4 to 5, second; Twigs, 1o9, w Mcintyre, 60 to 1, 20 to 1 and 10 to l. third Time, 1:1s2-5.
 Fifth, one mile and forty yards, Co., lumbia course Graaialio 106, Yorke, to 1, to 1 and to s, won Weirdsome, 1o5, McDaniel, 2 to 1, 2 to 10 and out second; Park Row, 1O2, Henry, 10 to 1, 4 to and 9 to 1, third. Time, 1.4S. Y
 Sixth, handicap, one ard one-quarter miles, old course Red Friar, 1ld, Mc- Daniel, 2la to I, ' to 10 and out, won Tronsides 122, Notter, 8 to 5, 8 to 5 and out second Lally, 1ls, Fairbrother, 1i to 1, to and even, third. Time 2:18 S-5
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-27
ARMORY BAsKETBALL.
Schedule of First Two Weeks of Five
 Teams.

Schedule of First Two Weeks of Five
 Teams.
 The Arnory Basketball league starts next Monday night The schedule for the first two weeks follows:
 Monday. December ?, Machine Gun Battery vs Company D; Tuesday, De- cenber 3, Naval Battalion vs. Com pany E; Friday, December 6, First Separate Company ws. Machine Gun Battery; Monday, December g, Naval Battalion vs. Company D; Tuesday, December 10, Machine Gun Battery vs. Company E; Friday, December IS, First Separate Company vs Com pahy D.
 At present there are but five teams in the league, places being held open fer teams from the City Guards and sarsfeld. The league this year is ex- pected to be a most interesting one and the success Of this year is expected to be much greater than that of previous years.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-27
GROSS COUNTRY RUN.
Princeton to be Without Services of
 Frantz.

Princeton, N! J., Nov. 26.-The inter+ collegiate cross country run to be held tomorrow over the Princeton course of six and a quarter miles will be difficult and dangers will be many, owing to the snowfall of this morning and heavy rains of the last week The teams of Harvard, Cornell, Massachusetts Insti- ute of Technology and Syracuse ar~ rived to-day and walked over the course. The Yale, Columbia and Penn sylvania squads will be in in the rnorn- ing.
 Princeton will be without the services of FrantE, who was injured in the dual run at Columbia. Cornell and Pennsyl- vania will have some of the same men who scored for them last year, and the fight for first place seems to be be- tween these two colleges, with the re~ maining contestants closely contests ants for the other places.
 The new rules forbidding any coach- ing or any assistance being given to- runners and also making it necessary for six men to count in the scoring out of the nine entered by each team should make the run much harder than in previous years
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-27
ONE NEW DENTIST.
From New Haven Passed the State
 Exams.

In the list of the successful candi- dates in passing the state examina- tions for the practice of dentistry, re- cent1y held, there is just one New Ha- ven candidate, He is John L. Brad ley. The list follows:
 George H. Kneen, D. D. &, Derby. Thomas A. Crowley, D. D. S., Chic opee Fails, Mass.
 M D, German, Waterbury.
 Herbert J Cornell, Bloomfield. Arthur B. Holmes, Waterbury. Nicholas McKone, Hartford.
 Rufus w. Earl, Poquonock.
 Frank s. Dwyer, D, D. S., Ansonia. Isidor s. Moseovitz, New York city Maurice ". Tfaag, Hartford.
 Alton P, Oliver, New Britain.
 H. c. Weidreh, D. D. S., Bridgeport Clifford w. Vivian, New Britain.
 John L, Bradley, New Haven.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-27
ooRNELEs LAST PRACTICE.
Utmost Confidence in Camp of Red
 and White.

Ithaca, N. Y, Nov. 26.-Tls Cornell football team had its last practice on Percy field. today before the Thanks giving day game with the University Of Pennsylvania. The grounds were covered with two inches of wet snow and rain fell throughout the practice. Coach Lueder said at the conclusion of practice, which consisted solely of sig naling;: T never saw the players so thoroughly in condition as they are today. The substitutes are at their best. The varsity team, despite the weather and wretched condition of the grounds, went through their plays more swiftly and perfectly than they have done at any time this season.
 The utmost confidence prevails in the Cornell camp that the teaan will win.
 The Cornell squad left tonight for Westchester, Pa, where they win hold light signal drill tomorrow.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-27
"TUG" WILSON IN WANT.
Received Large Sum for Staying
 Four Rounds With John l..

Received Large Sum for Staying
 Four Rounds With John l..
 Tug Wilson, the British heavy weight, who was imported here twenty odd years ago for the purpose of fighting John L. Sullivan, is in want in England and will be given a bene- fit.
 Wilson, whose proper name is Jo- seph Collins, met Sullivan in a four round bout at New Haven, Sullivan agreeing to stop Wilson iii that dis tanee or lose the decision By huggins Wilson weathered the storm of blows, although he was knocked down repeat edly, and won the award. For this he received more money than he ever ex- pected to own in his life. Later a finish was arranged and forfeits posted, Wilson, however, sailed for England without notifying his packers, who were left in lurch and lost their money.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-27
Two Crack Amateur Elevens to Play
 Tomorrow Afternoon.

Tomorrow Thanksgiving after noon the All-New Haven football team will play the Annex eleven at the Savin Rock grounds, the game to be called at 9.S0 o'clock. The match between the two teams has caused much. inter est among the football lovers, and a large crowd is expected to attend, Both teams have had successful sea- s6hs and both expect close contest.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-27
nApmnroIrH CAPTAIN.

Hanover N. H, Nov. 26.-At a meeting of the Dartmouth football team to-day George Francis Kennedy, 'og. of Boston, was elected captain of the team for next year. Kennedy has played left end on the varsity team during the past two seasons,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-27
P. H. Sheridan.
TROOP A vs. HERNfEs.

The Hermes basketball team will play the first Troop A quintet tonight at the Quinnipiac rink. Rungee, who did not appear in the Hermes' lineup last week, will be on deck tonight and close game is anticipated
 Robbie Stowe, captain of the Her mes, is preparing schedule which will include many of the best teams in the state.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-27
FAST AND EXCITING.
hterbury Defeats Bridgeport Poloists
 by Score of to 2.

Conn, Nov. 26.-Water- .ry defeated Bridgeport in a fast and citing game here tonight by the pre of s to 2. Neither team was able score in the opening period. Each bred twice in the second, and Watef- |ry won out with three goals in the Ial. Daly and Cusick, late arrivals bm the west, were in the local line and did good work. Duggan was ured in the last period in a collision i In Loxson. The lineup and score: Waterbury. Position. Bridgeport. Nv .........,....,.... Jason
 First Rush.
 xson ...........o., Murphy, puggan
 Second Rush
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-27
BARNETT FINISHES
 IN FIRST PLACE Captures Premier Honors at the Close of Y. M. K. c.
 Tournament. GARTNER HAS HIGH SINGLE Acmes Take High Game Hon ors and Algonquins High
 Team Total.
GARTNER HAS HIGH SINGLE

The close of the first Y. M. R, C.. league finds Barnett leading with an average of 1792, Hollacher follows closely behind with an average of IFS Gartner holds the record for high sim gle, his score being 251. The Trim mers ended their season with the pre- mier honors. The Acmes captured high game honors, 979, while the Algonquins, who finished fourth had the record high team total, 2.693.
 The standing of the bowling league of the Young Mems Republican club at the end of the tournament, November fe 1o1T follows.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-27
GIVES TOO MUCH WORK
Town Clerk Objects to o'Brien LiQuos
 Law.

Town Clerk ODJecJs DO Obr1en lnqnOh
 Law.
 Bridgeport, Nov. 2s~Towp Clerls 'Bob'' Weber is not very etIthusiaStio over the oiBraen liquor law The new law entails altogether too much nn- necessary work upon the town cleriN office and according to Clerk Weber ShA law does not accomplish what it aiahA at.
 He declared that the law only affords de chance for grafters to get in on the ground floor and demand s5 each for aff1xing their signature to thS liouor applications. He said that the law would be practically useless here after February 1. for then the 300 property owners created by the Con- recticstt Breweries company, and tho 1E0 made by the Hartman Brewing company, through the slieiag up of the parcels of land near Ash Creek into many portions, would be qualified tA sign applications.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-27
BOWLING.
BROOKLYN CHECKED.
New Haven Dropped Game of Series
 to Trenton.

Brooklyn's championship flight in the Interstate bowling league was checked Tuesday night by the New York Interstate team in Manhattan. The home bowlers were victorious in two out of three games. There was some consolation, however, for the To- cal outfit in that Newark lost two games to Jersey City on the Newark alleys, while New Brunswick made clean sweep against Elizabeth and Trenton captured the odd from New Haven in the New Jersey capital. The
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-27
CLEVELAND PITCHER SHOT.

Des Moines, Ia, Nov. 26.-Harry Tells, pitcher for the Cleveland Amer ican league team, is being brought to hospital at Ida Grove, having been accidentally shot in the leg st hunt ing camp near Sandstone, Minn. His injury is serious,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-27
Nnw1ooA1 CLUB INCORPORATES

A new club for this city has filed articles of incorporation with the sect retary of state at Hartford. It Is te be called the Mayfower club TA9 purpose of the club is the social inter- course of its members. The named of the subscribers given are Robert FA Osmond, James Legg, J, P 0Tifiins Edward Ryder, John Rev and Henfy Martin.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-27
College Sports.

Pop" Foster has gone to coach Eras- mus High school of Brooklyn to win the interscholastic championship of New York city. The game will be play ed Thanksgiving day If Pop" suc- ceeds as well as he did in the Harvard and Princeton games, the pennant will go to Erasmus.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-27
NO CHORAL UNION REHnARsAI.

There will be no rehearsal of the Peoples choral union this week on account of Thanksgiving. The regdA lar Thursday rehearsal will be held next week, December 5, at the usual hour, 8 o'clock, and the iaterEnission entertainment win be announced EsteAN
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-27
Bridgeport.

Bridgeport wins two.
 Lewis of Bridgeport and c. Johnson of New Haven tied for high team string (GoF.
 E. Swift wnis high single (22D.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-27
WINCHESTER LEAGUE.
spartans Gave the Rivals Whitewash
 Last Night.

The spartans gave the Rivals an aw- full jolt at Johnson's last night by wal loping the leaders in every clash. White and Hamilton were the pair that did much of the destructive work White taking both honors for single and three strings. Snyder also did eff fective work. The scores:
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-27
S95 $50 s91 FIlzaheth.
AT THE TUXEDO ALLEYS.
Pequots and Knicherbockers Win
 Three Games Apiece.

At the Tuxedo alleys last night the Pequots won three straight games from the Mustangos, and the KnickerbOck- CTS played the same trick on the Katy aids.
 Scores:
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-27
WATERBURY EVEN WITH NEW HAVEN Three Straight for the Former and Locals Two Defeats
 Bring Tie. MERIDEN IS VICTORIOUS Johnson's Men Fall Twice at Home Before Park City
 Rollers.
MERIDEN IS VICTORIOUS

At Johnson's alleys last night Bridgeport and New Haven bowled in the state league contest. Bridgeport defeated the home quintet by winning two of the three games. The following is the score.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-27
AT THE RINGSIDE.

George Gunther such record in h Philadelphia afth Garden Athletic club Monday night
 Tom Sawyer stiff blow in the jaw delivered By This the first knockout in the of Maine this fall
 Tom sharkey selected referee the Kid Goodman ana Muslc nall to see Whc of the hottest ever
 the ring after saving S15oo0 He says he w mortgages Hernan action with his harde led commendabe'
 the English champion, have been matched 10 meet at December
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-27
HARTFORD vs. MERrDEN.

In the State Bowling league contest at Hartford last night the Silver City team gave the Senators thorough drubing, beating the Hartford men on their own alleys to the tune of three games to nothing. The score:
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-27
First Period.

gcore-New Haven, [; New Britain Si Rnshas; schiffer, 10; Rome, 1; MtcCat+ fhy Gs :; stops: Mullen, 85 Mitchell go; Fouls Farrell, 2; Saunders 1; Jean, 4; Schiffer, i. Referee, Rorty Fimsr, Wnhlnak kpr.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-27
E. A. o. BOWLING LEAGUE.
Happy Thoughts Win Three Straight
 from Bull Durhams.

The Happy Thoughts of the E. A. o. league easily captured three straight games from the Bull Durhams at the Winchester alleys last evening,
 The scores:
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-27
wATERBURY vs NEW BRITAIN.

At New Britain last night in the etate league games waterbury won all three games from New Britain. The result of these games makes Water bury and New Haven a tie for first place in the league standing. The score:
 Waterbury .......... s54 SS1 S99-25S4 New Britain ......... SIS 820 S64 24Sf
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-27
Knickerbockers.

IoJal ...... LIZ toV O1V-4V0A High game, Knickerboeker.
 High three string, Gauggle, 5S6. High single, Gauggle and Mehl, 1S1,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-27
BRfGGs ELECTED CAPTAIN.

snrjnrfieId. Mass, NOV z6,--Chester csnfain of the Springfield Training sebool football team for next season ffis position is centers
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-27
CARPET BOWLING LEAGUE.
Phil Sheridan Beat Beacon Hill by
 2a to 14.

2a to 14. Tn the Royal Arcanum carpet bowl ing league, last night, Phil Sheriden won from Beacon Hill by p to IA points. Score:
 P. H. Sheridan. P. Connolly:
 1O5201OO1So6eO2 1-22
 Beacon Hills. George Fahey:
 01OOSO10O501soO--14
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-27
GOdl. First Pnri.

--PaW f1lCKet. ....IUUIIIIIBIdII ,O1 Score, Pawtuoket ', Hartford 6; rush.
 Lincoln 12, Cunningham 5; stops,
 goal, Heffernan 52, Sutherland 62; Ill, Wiley; referee, Kilgara; timer, IRrien
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-27

On Thursday the alleys will be talk en up with open games during the day and evening. There will be rolling for a big fat turkey, which will be given to the highest single score of the day,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-27
Football Bowling Po Coli Horse Racing Other Sports Of he Day.

Score-Waterbury, 5; Bridgeport, 2 Rushes-Jagon, {; Daly 4. Stops-Cu- sick, 26; Sutton, 40. Referee-Leahy, Timer-MalOney
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-27

Thanksgiving day the Pickwicks will ge individual contests during the day.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-27

On Thursday night the Rose Leafs will roll the Lucky Strikes at the Win chester alleys. On Friday the Sensa- tions and Level Heads are due to roll
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-27

Columbia has decided to start football again in modified form This time 1t will be merely interclass sport, looking toward intercollegiate contests later Columbia, with the large student body 1t has to draw upon, should have & championship team instead of playing in the bush league, as it always has
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-27
Fierce and Cunningham Too Fast for Hartford
(sneciaI to Journal-Courier.) ]

 Special to Journal-Courier.) Pawtucket, R. l., Nov 26.71t took Pierce and Cunningham to win from Hartford tonight which was by far The most exciting game of the season here, the Tigers winning to 6. After |hirty-two seconds of overtime Pierce |kated down the floor, eluded Cogge- hall, and passed to Cunningham who |hoved the ball past Sutherland for the winning tally, Sutherland put up a |vonderful game in the cage and Heff- |rnan played great polo. Moneys Docking was a feature. The score: Pawtucket. Position. Hartford. Cunningham ................... Lincola First rush. &N nipple ..,.....,.....,.,..,, HdTt Second rush. Center.
 ameron ........,...,....... Coggeshali
 Halfback.
 effernan ......,,.........j Sutherland
 Goal