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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-22
THIRTY THOUSAND
 TELEGRAPH .'.OPERAT0RS WANTED.
GREAT OPPORTUNITY FOR YOUNG MEN AND WOMEN TO
 LEARN TELEGRAPHY.

By reason of the fact that thousands of miles of new railroad are now be- ing completed and Congress having passed a bill requiring railroad com panies not to work telegraph opera tors more than nine hours a day which will necessitate making three shifts in every twenty-four hours about THIRTY THOUSAND more tel egraph operators than can be secured will be needed iE few months. Sal- aries have been increased. and the chances for promotion for telegraph op- orators were never better.
 DRAUGHON GETS BUSY
 Draughon's Practical Business Col lege Company has been induced by railroad officials to establish Tele- graphy Departments in several of it's colleges. Railroad wires are being cut into these colleges by railroad compa- nies. giving students mainline prac- tice Practical telegraph operators of many years experience have been em- nies, giving students mainline prac- ment is being made to students who ployed as teachers. Special induce- enter for Telegraphy NOW.
 For booklet on Telegraphy and Rail- roading, giving reasons why you should learn telegraphy, showing great oppor- tunities for the telegraph operator giving rates of tuition, etc, call on or address. Draughon's Practical Bus mess College, Montgomery, Dexter AV- enue. opp. the Postoff1ce.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-22
KEY MEN VICTORS
TAKE FAST CAME IN NINTH INNING
 RATU,X.
Run fin Three TaIIies, While the InGe. pendentS Were Able to Score Huk
 Two in the Second --7~ ~~---- TnUAn~


 If the finish to yesterdays game between the Indepepdents and the Photographers, at Capitol Heights Park. Is any criterion of the result of the telegraphers strike, they have success in store Nf0r them. They defated the Independents to 3.
 The two picked teams from palyers in the City League played good game before an enthusiastic audience which would have been much larger but for the weather and the fact that Saturday afternoon is nc longer holiday down town
 The work of Paisden, for the key men. was especially meritorious. while there was little of the amateurishness displayed by any.
 The Independents scored two in the second and 1t was goose eggs Tor both sides until the ninth. when the Teleg- rephers were charged with q hot shot of electricity and as a result of an ere TOT by Baker and a three bagger by Berney Smith, three runs were put oYaF the rubber, winning the game just as 1t began raining.
 Score by Innings. Indep endents 020 900 000-2 x Photographers ... 900 900 003-S { ]
 Summary-Two base hit Brame. Three base hit, Smith. Sacrifice hit Mcqueen Stolen bases, Lasseter, Mo Queen. Miller. 2;.,Smith. Tobias. Bais- den, Billman.i Base onG balls, off Brame. 8. Double plays. Busch to Baker. Hit
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-22
TIDES ARE RISING
RESIDENTS ALONG COAST ARE
 MUCH ALARMED.
Revenue Cutter Penrose Visits Points and Warns Life Saving Crew
 and Marine Hospitals CT Appr0aching Winds.

Pensacola, Fla, Sept. 21.--(Special.) High winds the display or storm warnings, low barometers and very high tides formed 8 combination which caused much uneasiness in Pensacola early this morning and last night, and although the center of the tropical dis- turbance, which has been in the Gulf for the past two days has possibly passed, there is still much fear shown by residents along the bay shore.
 When the storm warnings were first displayed, coming impediately after easiness.l Persons residing at the navy yard. forts, Noolsey, Warrington and places along the western bay shore, who had gone through the hurricane CT last September, feared repetition and many desired to come to the city but the fact that the wind did not gain velocity of over thirty miles an hour until early this morning caused them l1 finger at their homes. The tide at the present time IS higher than at any time since the hurricane last year, Rosa Island constantly. In4 order to notify those on the island, especially the life saving crew and the officers or the Marine Hospital Service the revenue citter Pehrose went out early this morning and visited the two proach of high winds. The predic- tlons today are that the wind will ate tain a velocity of possibly forty-five miles an hour before the storm ia abafes vessels of all classes have been pre- pared to withstand a heavy blow. The nshlng vessels, Government boats, tugs, etc, have gone across the bay to sheltered point while large for. eign vessels have put out extra an. chors and cables.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-22
KING OF SIAM CELEBRATES
 WITH BIRTHDAY PARTY

Hamburg Germany. Sept, liking Chulalongkorn of Siam. today invited all Hamburg to join him in celebrating his birthday. Champagne and white wines of other descriptions were served at the Kuroaus, without any limit it being arranged by the chief minister of the visiting king that each person who paid a trifling fee should become temporarily a member of the Kuroaus and be entitled to three bottles of wine. one each of champagne and white and red wine while in the grounds of the Kurohaus three paVilions were erected where the wines were distributed to all corners.
 The king agreed that the celebra- ton should continue at his expense for three days. He Is also distributing large sums of money to the poor, and the benevolent societies. and tonight he will give a banquet to six hundred persons Among the invited guests who come from all parts of Germany are merchants and others fr9m whom the king has bought jewels. works of art, furniture and so on.
 The people of Hamburg are joining in the spirit of the kings hospitality
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-22
SOCIALIST CONVENTION
 DISCUSSES TEMPERANCE

Essen. Germany, Sept. 2l.-The tenis ,erance question was again dlscusseu todav At the Socialist National CohVeh- tion in this city. otr.+
 Only one vote was cast agalnst resolution whose main feature was an exnression of opposition to the use oi eI6oholism in any form during WoEk- st, ing hours. the setting the full strehglh of the Socialist Party against tne ser ser man factory system of beer drihAihs .Ils at regular intervals throughout the day. ,ti,tne, Of
 In many workshops, the drinkins ,oa eight to ten pints of beer whlle tne men are at work, Is usually the pre- vailing opinion among delegates 70 tile convention was that the intemper ranGe ,I <. of the laboring classes. Will graoualS cease with the betterment of their con dition shortening of the hours or work and the abolition of night work.
 The IBerggman Electrical Works Ill Berlin. which Is owned by Amerlcahs' was one of the first concerns In Ger many to prevent its employees rom drinking during working hours. This followed a long and hard hght wlth the employees some years ago and the result has been that the product Of the works Is increasing appreciably.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-22
MonroeDile Lad Choked fo
 Death by SWallowed Marble.

Edward Bizzell. a 13-year-old school boy of Monroeville. met a terrible death yeserday by accidentally swai- lowing A marble. The marble stuck in his throat and he was slowly choked to death.
 News of the tragedy was received yesterday by the long distance phone by Prof K. K. Benson. principal of the Monroeville school, which young Bizzell attended. Professor Benson was in the city on school business when he received the sad news from home
 The boy. according to the brief &C.,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-22

In this manner the best results will be obtained mot only for the schools, but for those interested as well. sS
 There are so many applications in now that several weeks would be re- quired for the locating board to have submitted Inducements from each of the localities, whereas, the matter might be settled in a half hour with committees present from each town ship in each county where there is a contest for the location of the schools
 There is hardly a county in the State where a high school will be placed that there are not two or more townships competing for 1t. Few of what they will do to influence the Board to bring the school there.. and 1t Is thought that the plan of having and offers ready to- be handed to the committee, will greatly facilitate mat.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-22
TO LOCATE SCHOOLS
COMMITTEES TO MEET IN GEN.
 ERAL CONFERENCE.
Representatives of Each Community Desiring state High School to Be Given Chance to Present
 Imducements.

Some time during the month Of Ne vember or December. an educational convention will be held at the State upon the location of the high schools in the various counties.
 Superintendent Gunnels believes that this step is necessary in order that all may have fair representation, as we'll as to facilitate the work of the Board in selecting from among many hundreds of applicants. the location of
 The idea of Superintendent Gunnels is to have delegations from three or four counties present each day until all of the sites have been agreed upon.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-22
FINE DEPOT AT EvERGREE
Lo.sisvilIe and Nashville win Build
 One fn Cnaf &In.00Q.

Lossisville and Nashville Win Build
 One to Cost s1O,OOO.
 Evergreen, Sept. 21-(SpeciaL )-- Material Is being placed on the ground her by the Louisville and Nashville Railroad for the erection of a new freight and passenger depot
 It will cost about $10,0C0. Work will commence in about two weeks
 Miss Maude Kendall has returned from an extended visit to relatives in Jacksonville Fla.
 Mrs R. D. Beatty, who was Miss Olga Moorer, of Birmingham, arrived today to spend a few days with her parents, Mir and Mrs. ". H. Moorer, on Belleville Street, Mss Minnie Cruomton is visiting friends in Pensacola.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-22

count of the tragic accident was at play when he accidentally swallowed the marble. It lodged in his throat and he was dead in a few minutes
 Edwin Bizzell was the son of the late Dr.. Clarence Bizzell. who was one of the best known professional men of The widowed mother of inc S,Infortun- . ate boy Is teacher of music in the Monroeville School. which the boy at- tended.
 der death shocked the people of Mon- roeville.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-22
WEDDINGS ANNOUNCED.
Miss TalliaferrO and Mir. Wild, Miss
 Burnett and MT. Gilbert.


 Burnett and MT. Gilbert.
 Evergreen. Sept. 21.-(Special.) )-In" yitations have been issued by Mrs. M. A. Taliaferro announcing the marriage Of her daughter. Miss Kate Taliaferro, to MT Walter H. Wild, the marriage ta take place Thursday evening, Oct. 3 at the Baptist Church in this city. Friends and relatives in this city of Miss Pearl Burnett, sof Mobile, have received the following invitation: MT. Patton Burnett announces the engagement and approachipg marriage of his. daughter, Pearl Locke. to MT. All bert Van Buren Gilbert. the wedding to take place on the evening of Qc- tober 23. at the home of Miss Bur neet's uncle. MT. J. l.. Locke, on Davis 6treet."~ Miss Burnett is a niece of Mrs. John Deming, of this city. and has number of friends here having been visitor to Evergreen several times.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-22
ADMITS AGREEMENT
a. n MILLER or PITTsBURG GIVES
 OUT INTERVIEW.
While Admitting That Agreement Be- tween Independent Dealers Ana Oil Company Existed, he
 yUouId Not Give Details.

Pittsburg. Pa, Sept, 21-A. D. Miller
 IT.. of the Independent Oil Hetiners with headouarters in this city, admit ted last night that There was some kind Of atl agreement between the l1I a., dependent dealers and the Standard gu Company. He declined, hoWeVr' to ois- cuss the agreement in detail IA
 When it was called to his atten.Iotia i that Treasurer Tilford of the Standaru Oil Company. testifying at New 4orA & in the suit of the government TOT oIso- iution of the alleged oil combine In New Jersey. had admitted yesterday that III 1902 an agreement was entered into Dy which the Independent dealers were to sell their entire output of oil retlneo for export to the Standard, which. was to sell the independents certaln amount of crude oil each day, MT. Mi Ter replied: - nru,ar
 'aTilfcrd ought to know. MT. Miiier denied one story brought out in the hearing? The governments attorney S had heard that A. D. Miller and sons on one occasion had complained 70 W B. Hall head of the Pittsburg corpora tion that tho Standard oil Company had objected to the Pittsburg corpora lion selling refined oil to any other ex-- porting firm. ,o,,.,,
 eve never made any such complaint said MT. Miller.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-22
TWO OHIO PLAYERS.
MaIaxHy Reported to Be After Spring.
 field Men

field Men
 Springfield Ohio, Sept. 21--(Special) According to a report being circu- lated this afternoon. John Malarky manager of the Montgomery baseball club in the Southern League, who ar rived here yesterday has given notice that he will draft Pepper" Clark and Harry Hammond when the draft ing period opens.
 Marlarky was inquirinR for Clark and went to the latter's home, where he talked the matter over with him, Pepper and Marlarky are good friends having become acquainted when both were members of clubs in the American association in 1895.
 It will bs remembered that Marlarky endeavored to secure Clark last winter from the local club, by offering Hem dricks an outfielder~ and a catcher in exchanbe for him.
 Hammonds remarkable record in the local club has attracted the attention of all Southern League managers and Malarky Is taking advantage of being on the ground to try. to secure the twirler before he is gobbled up by some other manager.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-22
NOTICE

RETAIL LIQUOR DEALERS AND RE-
 TAILERS OF BEER.
 Retail dealers in Spirituous. vinous or Malt Liquors will. as required by ordinance nie their applications for licenses. together with tho certificates of ten freeholders re- siding within the ward in which the applI- cant proposes to do business. and herewith deposit with the City Clerk one-half the amount of such license; the balance to be pair prior to the 18th day of November. 1901 All applications must be filed within the next ten days that action may be taken by the City Council before the first day of October, 1907. Application and certificate blanks may be had at this once.
 JOHN J. FARLEY, 1ee City Clerk.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-22
BIDS WANTED

Aids will be received by the Board of Revenue of Montgomery County until IF noon, September 23d, for grading and gray cling twelve miles of road from Bullock County line through Mathews. Cecil and Coopers to Millies Creek. Bids will also be received for graveling the four mile ex- tension of old Pike Road to Mamie. 3.s5 miles and miles of the Rocky Mount Road below Mattel.
 Specifications and profiles on file in the Oefice of the County EngiSeer. The right Is reserved to reject any and all bids.
 8. T. wEsTcoTT, Clerk of Board of Revenue.
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-22
rnh sInnn to Wed.

New York Sept 2l.-Tod Sloan, the former jockey has announced to friends, his engagement to Miss Julia sandcrson. an actre1s, who Is now play ing with The Dairy Maids in this city. Sloan says that the marriage will take place within a few days. The hrIde-elect is a native of Springheld
 Mass. and her family name IS sald to be Sackett. Sloan retired from the turf several years ago, because of diff dculties with the Jockey Club In Eng
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-22
poc1rescIIer to Testlfy.

New York, Sept, 21-The adjourn ment until Monday of the hearing here in the governments suit, to dissn!ve the Standard oil Company, will give inc governments expert accountants another day in which to obtain figures from the books containing the recoros of the standard oil Company In the neriod from 1882 to 1892. A
 Theso figures will prooaply ieao " an intersting line of questioning ne~t week bv Frank B. Kellogg, the govern rnent,s chief counsel f
 Ii is likely that when the nearins i9 resumed next week, Wesley H Tiltoro' treasurer of the Standard oil-Company' vii again take the stand John 1' Milbnrn of counsel for the corporatlon;; n; wishes to question him upon seWelSa ssa noints which have been toucned upo" by MT, Kellogg.
 William G. rockefeller. 1t Is unoers stood will then be called to the sIano and asked by MT. Kellogg to proauce Several books relating to the assistant freasurer's office. w. B. Bennls, one of the leading men in the export oe- nartment here of the Standard pll ConA- panv, is wanted by the government as 2 witness but MT. Kellogg learned rom Mir Tilford, that MT. Bennls IS m tne @ far east and will not return TOT, 'eh months or more
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-22
Big Cross Earnings.

ChIcago. sept. 21.-The annual re- nort of the Yazoo and Mississippi Val lev Railroad Company. issued today from the general offices of the Illinois central in this city, shows gross re- ceipts of $9. .499.659: operating expenses. 7.67s. 72O; net earnings $l,Sle,9S9. The surplus over fixed charges was $7l,206, an increase of more than l4o per cent nvar 1Anh -na-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-22
Charged with Lcvdre.,

Maude C.. Bitner, the young woman wno recently forwarded to Governor EEroWard charges against Sheriff Jas. duct towards her, was this morninrl arraigned in the Criminal Court, upoT, the charge of lewdness. She entered "a piea of guilty to the charge, and was sentenced to serve three months at hard labor or pay {. fine of $50 and costs The sentence was suspended curing good behavior.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-22
To Play for pnr.e

The Warrington and Pensacola teams oL the City League arc to play one game for a purse of s200 at an early Iay, the date to be fixed as soon as the rensacolas completes a schedule of kahes with teams of other cities in this section. The Pensac5las have been victorious over the Warringtons, win ming their last game of the season last sunday by close score This caused the Warrington team to make a wager or $lO0 that they can defeat the Pen sacolas. The latter team today &C., cepted the wager, placing the amount In the hands of the stake holder, and CT sum if the Warrington team desired to place more money on the result. Tho game will be an interesting ene, as the return of players from leagues have strengthened both clubs.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-22
ARGUMENTS BEGUN.
The Constantine Murder Trial StilI or
 i'm Chicago,

The Constantine Murder Trial Sfttl on
 in Chicago.
 Chicago, Sept. 21.-The arguments in the trial of Frank J. Constantine, charged with the murder of Mrs. Lou ise Gentry, occupied all of the court today and up to noon, 1t was deemed probable that the case would be given to the Jury some time Monday
 The defense claimed today to have clearly proven that Mrs. Gentry conn mitted suicide, while the State con tended that it was a clear case Of murder and that the defendant should be convicted and given the death pen
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-22
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

St. Louis, Sept. 21.-St. Louis turned the tables on Philadelphia today. Five of St Louis's hits were punched In the second inning. Score:
 St. Louis. .. .. O40 900 o0"-4 8 Philadelphia .. 900 001' 10D-2 g D
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-22

The striking telegraphers of Mont gomery and vicinity desire to extend their thanks to the baseball manage ment, the young men who participated in the game. the public for its liberal patronage of their benefit game at Capitol Heights Park yesterday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-22
AMERICAN LEAGUE

New York, Sept 21.-Detroit and New York had an even break in to- days double header. The second game was called on account of darkness. Scores:
 First game: R.H. E. Detroit. .. .. .. coo 100 oe1-2 3 New York .. .. 112 031- 00"-8 14 2 and Payne; Chesbro and Thomas
 Second game: R. H .E. Detroit . .. .... 420 010 0-7 6 o New York.. ...... 101 001 0-2 ' 8
 Batteries-Killian and Schmidt; Hogg, Neur and Blair.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-22
Harae Review Futurity.

Horse Review FuturItys
 Columbus, Ohio, Sept. G1-Heavy rain this morning made Ahe Columbus track unfit for use Racing will be re- stunned Monday and continued through out the week. The horse review fu- turity is booked for Wednesday,. the day on which tDan Patch will try to reduce his record of 1855.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-22
NOTICE

crTY CLERKS OFFICE Montgomery. Ala, September i7th. 1907 All city licenses expire September 30. 1907, and are required to be renewed Oeto- Dr 1, 1907. for the ensuing year.
 JOHN J. FARLEY. 1St City Clerk.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-22
NOTICE
Sale of Bankrupt Lumber r
 Stock

have bought the bankrupt stock of the Conecuh Lumber Co. and the lum- Der must be sold at once.
 Don't fail to get prices from me at the Conecuh Yard. Phone 605. If
 F. J. CHAMPION.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-22
NOTICE.

Books Of subscription of the new stock Andrew R. R. Safety Appliance Co. will be opened for subscription at the office of ?. c. Andrew. Druggist. on Monday morn Ing. Sept. 2srd. 1901 Parties interested will ac well to take the matter up with MT. J. T. Andrew, the companies' president. -2t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-22

by pitched ball. Baisden, (Adams.) Struck out, by Brame, [; by Baisden, z. Time of game 1:25. Umpire. Hig- gins.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-22
Judge Roddenbury speaIx..

I Judges. A. Roddenbury of Thomas vilie. Ga, one of the prominent men in the recent Georgia prohibition fight, delivered,a lecture here last night upon the evils of the open saloon. The weather was very indictment, but not withstandinE this fact a large crowd listened to the address. which was very forceful and telling one, and was heard by the large audience with much interest.
 At tho conclusion of the address. 1t was announced that during the coming week meetings would be held each an address. Monday night Judge Gov ington, another noted Georgian, Is to occupy the platform It is the inten- tion of the prohibitionists during the remaining ten days of the campaign, to make an active and vigorous fight, not only in the city where two-thirds of the votes are cast, but also in the country preeincts -.- Sta,stst,e,,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-22

l. F. F Higgins Secretary of the Andrew Railroad Safety Appliance Company. here by certify that the foregoing is full and true copy of resolutions adopted at a meet ing of the stockholders of said corporation held on the 18th day of September. 1907.
 Witness my hand and the seal of said corporation. this the 18th day of September, 1907.
 lsEAL) E F. HIGGINS. -U Secretary.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-22
Ar AUCTION

AT AUCTION. 1000 Chairs and Rockers and Odd Pieces of Furniture. Slightly damaged by SmOke. See big ad. elsewhere. Sale begins MOnday at 10 q. m.
 16 Commerce St. Bailey Furniture Co. Store.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-22
MAsoNTu NOTICE.
ATTENTION, CAMP LoaIAx.

Assemble at headquarters Sunday Dept, 23 at 2:30 p. m. to attend in a body the funeral of our late comrade Charles A. Allen. Members of the Camp Falkner are invited to meet with Ss.
 B. M washburn.
 Secretary.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-22
Thx sloucerter Leaves

The gunboat Gloucester, made fa- nous during the Spanish American war by Commander Wainwright, left here this morning in tow of the big collier Lebanon and will proceed to the Ports mouth, N H, navy yard. where an ice refrigerating plant Is to be installed.
 The Gloucester has been at the local was sent here for rebuilding, and the work had just been completed, when the storm of last September carried her high upon the beach. Owing. to the damage done, 1t was necessary to make many repairs, and this required much work, with the result that she is now just ready to go back into cominisslon The collier Lebanon brought the little gunboat Huntress here, and as an ice piant had to be installed, 1t was deeid- ed to have her tow the Gloucester 10 Portsmouth and this work done there