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The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1907-12-19
Railroad Situation.

"Work will doubtless go ahead this project (Waowa o. Il.
N spring opens Oegoan interview
with General Manager OBren his Portland from hi
nspecton trip road Oregon That's good
No would be- completed clear Joseph
next summer 0Brion had his way HIS heart in right place
Unfortunately however, 0Ben only working for Hartmann and
Hartman has neither a heart place to put it,
Mr. O'uen Rpaiia Lewiston track completed but tie
road will operated until bridge constructed the Clear
water next summer The paragraph in tho interview regarding
Epn- extension is n follows:
"The Walowa il found be pushed during the
Winter months ground soft successful cnuc-
ton The operation II miles beyond Egn and the
grade completed for distance further However, this grade Is
too soft the earth constantly slides down from the
hills along sides of the grade such extent that workmen
are employed keep this dirt shovele Off Work will doubtless
ahead this project as Spring opens
the lrishman said OBn gives out the
mpresson work in the The history of Har-
rman branch Oregon for 10 years covine all
but the that tap will be struck until the territory is
threatened by q rival line.
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1907-12-19

Guess the nemeer Of seeds in the
pumpkin at AsAlesNs : and secure Cne Of
those evapsisal clocks which are new
On display ia bis viR8,1. Each dollar
purchase entitks yea ~ guess.
Contest closes New Years Exe.
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1907-12-19

The fault Of whatever panic there in Oregon due to
few Portland bankers and particularly head leading bank who
the first become scared and he frightened that he lost
his entirely lie the first Governor Chamberlain
40 his imporng aid The result bad Tor the
state the states reputation but of all for Poa"d which is
tho hardest hit Of northwest city Compare how Seattle w'ated
splendid headup fashion, the weaherbeaen craft on
Willamette few months ago proudly claimed to be the hnan-
eia mistress OF the northwest
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1907-12-19

"No before spring. said General Manager oBren, speaking of
resumption the Egnloseph extenson He idat specify
wha, SPRING Harrmsn will that with chances hvorns the spring
OF 1910 or later
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1907-12-19

Al 500 probably tiers have been lost by Wal
Iowa county BY the failure OF the n complete its line to
this valley the eoonists effect ring
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1907-12-19

The holidays huge mistake and Governor Chamberlain
probably realized That early shown by his
hoerng somebody help him let but nobody could would
help,
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1907-12-19

shtaess money caused by the panic would have beer
with comparative ehseruNss IN this valley II construct on
the o II, & n. branch had continued.
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1907-12-19

Waiting Hartman in Oregon Is long Job Lots Of peog
have grown sayheads waiting for the : o. h n to build
railway in their section of Oregon,
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1907-12-19

Don't forget Whether it costs cents or s. II Santa
il the children happy. Give every child soethug
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1907-12-19

waowa county viii railroad when the people turn TO au
build one themselves Then they will get two.
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1907-12-19

san things him who waits except Hsrrinsn railr
You have add hustle the wait before YOU get that pearl Of
priee.
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1907-12-19

oaey is everything but the lack Of i ks' everything
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1907-12-19


hardest hit northwest city Compare how Seattle w"thed
the storm in splendid heaup fashion, weaherbaen craft on
the Willamette months ago proudly claimed to he tho hnan-
eial mistress OF the northwest
"Not spring. said General Manager oBen speaking of
resumption the Egnloseph extenson He tda specify
what SPRING will that with chances avorng the spring
,oi 1910 or later.
The holidays huge mistake and Governor Chamberlain
proba lily realized the week. That early shown by his
heug somebody help him le but nobody could would
help
Al as. 500 probably tiers been lost by Wal
Iowa county the failure the n complete its line
this valley effect ring
The shtaess money by the panic would have been
borne comparative ehserfuUe in this valley construct Of
the O II, & n. branch had continued,
Waiting on Hartman Oregon long lob Lots Of people
have grown headed waiting for the : F. o h n to build
railway in their section Of Oregon,
You have before that pearl Of
price.
Don't forget Whether S. Santa Claus brings
ii the children happy. Give every child something
waowa county will railroad when the people and
build one themselves Then they will get two.
Money everything but the lack Of everything
hard to get
Apsoaa Christmas trade has enjoyed by Epssrprise
merchants
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1907-12-19

splendid Christmas enjoyed by EnserpsS
M merehants,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-06
HE RACES
New orlenns ResuIts.

New Orleans. Dec. 5.--In a heart breaking drive today at City Park, Ace High. at t9 5. won the fourth by three lengths to the head of the stretch. Then Ace High caught him, forged to the front in the last strides.
 N,eat Weather. clear; a, track fast nd,.,, ,,r longs-Chapultepec If ,McDanieD. to 6. won; Tartar Maid, III. (Au- hnchon), IF to l, second: Hans, 114 Tackle and Field Marshal ran.
 coursewpunning. iio. tHeiderl. Z to ris}; to l, second; Onyx II, 1sss tYog- Full Full of r Fun, a Aules. caroia % and dS Vendor ran: Merry Maker ran, out.
 Reho; 114i q, Ls }, 10 to l, won; sheen T, Witt. 1o4. 6Warren), 10 to 1, third Time Time 1;I5 s-5 Daring Pa Klsmdsha .Ln na II II Gilfain,, Bert osra: Martius, Tom Man kins ard Hand Mash ran
 Fourth HsS TaSs' aT sevep n,l fYI,lSpgs f., sell second: Lanca sterian. iiO. lNctterS. $ ter. Lady Vincent. Robin Hood, Rir Grsnde s'.ie and Alpenmarchen ran ,,,
 H3nnlbal Bey. if tMountain5. 3 i-l to l. won: Lucy Young. IA, GA. Min derl 15 to l. third. Time, 1:15. Illus ted Tyrolian. Miss Ferris, Suffice. Fire. brand. Allencon and Bensonhurst ran Don Hamilton left at post
 Sixth race. mile and three-siXteenths s selling-Savoir Faire 100 GA Pick ens). ' to 5. won; Horse R4dtsh. 1Ou fDelabyl. 2 to l, second; Lady Oak lard. 105. (Dyer). 10 to 1. third. Time 2:02 1-5. T. D. Dunn, Matabon ant FerronIere ran
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-06

Perry is cinch at third base and from his past performances Kensell should nave no trouble in getting on the job at short It's M pretty safe to % say that ,a, get on the local team Of the two men for second base nothing is known as Hackett Is the City leaguer signea Ssnrs NY Eyan .na and Morgan is t. man from can recruit, made great showing last year in the South Atlantic, but local fans are from Missouri when it comes to ball players. and there is great South Atlantic leagues. Of the two catchers Messitt has a pretty good record. Jack Robinson, the Macon re- cruit. will have to show what is In him, and at that he says that he will not comt. to Montgomery unless he gets more money.
 .weems. Helm, stackpole and Murray with one that Is said to have beer pitchers in sight SC far though it is said that Ryan will bring a couple down with him and will probably get more from the Chicago and Boston Nationz Is.
 Probably something definite will be given out when Ryan reaches Mont gomery after the league meeting, and about spring exhibition games etc.
 The team that beats out that hefty aggregation of Mike Finns next year will wind up close to the. top. As a sample of the class of men that Firr is signing the records of Bull, Schwartz and Yeast may be mentioned. Schwartz led the first basemen of the Ohio Pennsylvania League last year while Yeast was one of the leading second basemen. Both of them were in the Akrcr team and their averages for 1907 were as follows:
 Schwartz, 1855 games, 50s times at bat 6S runs. 151 hits. 34 sacrifice hits, 21 stolen bases, batting average .297, 131 games, 1,465 putouts, 47 assists. 12 er- TOTS. fielding average .992. 1,512 | chances.
 Yeast, 129s games 4s0 times at bat | 75 runs. 137 hits, 21 sacrifice hits, 90 1 games. 343 putouts. 378 assists 30 er- l TOTS, fielding average .960. 721 chances
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-06
ON CRUISER
RUSHING TO COMPLETE REPAIRS
 TO WAR VESSEL.
The IsIa de Luzon is to Be Assigned to the Louisiana Naval Re-
 serves-News of
 Pensacola.

Pensacola. Fla, Dec. 5.-(Special.)- Rush work Is being done on the cruiser Isla de Luzon at the Pensacola navy yard, 1t being desired that the vessel shall be ready to go into commission and be transferred to the Louisiana naval reserves on January 1.
 In order to accomplish this, large forces of men are employed in rebuild ing the handsome little fighter, and In installing new machinery. as well as mounting the guns and doing other necessary work
 The Isla de Luzon is on the the ves- sells captured by Admiral Dewey at the battle of Manila Bay She was uninjured in the battle, but was after wards sent here to be rebuilt accord- ing to the plans of other ships, and has since remained. Over a year ago she was ready to go into commission. but the September hurricane came along and destroyed much of the work that had been accomplish ed. and in addition lifted the ship high on the beach.
 Some months ago she was hoated, and repairs commenced. She is a much Iargger vessel than any of those now in the naval reserve service along the Gulf or Atlantic coasts
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-06

the Troy team and the State Normal College, but was postponed on account of the heavy rainfall, was played this afternoon at the Polo Grounds and re- suited in tie as neither side made a score.
 The game was well attended and car riages, buggies and automobiles were decorated with the respective colors Of the teams.
 The sponsor for the Troy team was Miss Evelyn Knox and Maid of Honor. Miss Hazel Wiley. The sponsor for the college team was Miss Ruth Shacke el- ford and Maids of Honor, Miss Buford Pennington, Miss Julia Wiley and Miss Ruby Wright
 Pike county is stirred over the pro- hibition question. Speakers are busy all over the county filling appoint ments in the various beats and old and young are doing all they can tc see that Troy is placed in the dry list when the election comes of the middle of this month.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-06
TWO ADDITIONAL ROOMS
 FOR GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL
Glasses to Be Moved from Halls to
 New GunrterH.

Glasses to Be Moved from Halls to
 New Quarters.
 The two new rooms that have been for some time in course of construc- tion in the Girls High School build ing are completed and will be occu- pied next week. The school has been somewhat in need of space during the present term and the halls have of ne- cessity been utilized as ecitation rooms. No pupil, however, has been turned away for lack of room, and now that the two new rooms are ready for occupancy there will be no crowd ing,
 The crowded condition as stated at the first of the school year at the Sayre Street School of course still ex- ists. as 1t has since the tearing down of the Chiffon College building.
 It was planned that when the prom ised new High School building should materialize the present High School building would be used for elementary classes and that would have lessened the congestion. But the question of the new High School building it seems still bangs fire and the need of more room for the Sayre School district chill dren is yet unsatsheu.
 When the Chiffon College was razed because of being condemned as unsafe It threw five classes out. Some of the School, some to the Heron School and some to the Decatur School. That however. still left more than could be accommodated in the building now oc- cupled by the Sayre Street School and it has been found necessary to have two sessions day. Some of the pu- pills attend for four hours in the fore noon and others four hours in the af- ternoon.
 There seems tC be no prospect for any relief of these conditions in the near future.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-06
League Meeting Near at Hand;
 Local Team Assuming Shape

Just one week from next Saturday the December meeting of the Southern League will be held in Atlanta and 1t promises to be about the most interest ing one that has been held since the one in Birmingham six ysars ago. Indications are that the attendance Will be larger as the Mobile shreveport, Cotton States squabble will have to De settled.
 President Kavanaugh has already announced that here will be no star chamber business about the meetinE but that all of the newspaper men VIII be welcome He says he realizes that the life of baseball depends on the pup, licity given 1t in the newspapers around the circuit.
 Just how many of the members of the local association will go to Atlanta is not yet known. President Chamoers IFS pretty sure to go. As stated by The Advertiser a month ago Jimmy Ryan, the new~manager of the local team TOT 1908. will come down from Chicago ,rnn, amn be present at the meeting. coming from Atlanta to Montgomery.
 Ryans team SC far is in rather ncbulous state.
 He has seventeen men in sight. eut there may be several sales and traces before the violets begin to bloom The outficld has Houtz. Henline, Najcau and Persons. but deal Is on by wnicn Ifcutz may go to Birmingham ana n IS pciHS tc 'SN. :, and Nadcau Both the Frcnchman and the Memphiap were offered to Savan. rah, of the South Atlantic League, put that club turned them down as they wanted too much money.
 Arcbi. Persons locks like cinch in right or left field for next year while if the Birmingham deal goes through Carlos Smith will be the other gardener witn Ryan himself iB center. There IS stiu chance of getting Sam Appcri. ous. one of the fastest men in baseball today though he has not decifed yet as to whether he will play profes- sional ball next year or not. Mike Finn of the Little Rock team has made him a good offer hut as yet nothing definite has been done either way.
 For his infield Ryan has siv men s1 far. They are Perry, kenseli. Pepee Hatchett, Morgan and Wohiiepen
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-06
D. A. R. ADJOURNS
ANNIsTON GETS THE CONVENTION
 NEXT YEAR.
Mrs Mcclellan is Elected Regent and the Women Subscribe Money
 to Honor Mrs. Morgan

smith.
 Athens, Dec. 5.-(Special )-The convention of the Daughters of the American Revolution which began its sessions here yesterday morning, came to a happy termination this afternoon, after one of the most delightful and harmonious sessions in its history, and one which will go down as one of the most successful.
 Much was done for the future of the work undertaken by the societies of the State
 Aside from the selection of officers and naming the next place of meeting the most important event to happen today was the motion which prevailed to get the name of Sthe former State Regent, Mrs. J. Morgan smith, now Vice. General of the national organiza- tion. onl the roll of honor. To do this, 1t requited $50, and there was clamor for the honor of contributing to hls cause. The William Forney Chapter was the first to propose the honor and was allowed to contribute $lO The remaining $40 was distributed between the various chapters that all might participate in the honor.
 A resolution changing the bylaws so that State officers could succeed themselves at the will of the State conference was passed unanimously
 The election of officers resulted Tn the selection of the folloWln: ,y
 Regent Mrs. A. P. McClelland. Ath- ems; Vice Regent, Mrs. Rhett Goode Mobile, Recording Secretary Mrs William Harvey. New Decatur; Treas urer, Mrs. J. CI street opelika His torian. Miss Annie Williams Mont eomery: Chaplain, Mrs. Ellen Peter Bryce. Tuscaloosa; Official Reader Mrs RI. D. Barr. Anniston.
 1-bc next meeting will be held with the three chapters of Anniston as 1 hnsteSSes.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-06

at the train yesterday when she came away. to see her of
 Tonight at 7:3c o'clock at the First Presbyterian Church all Sunday-schooi workers of all denominations will come together to hear this gifted wo- man speak on the subject of The Child We Teach not only in practi- cal way. but from scientific view point.
 promise to be of great benefit to the sunday y-schood interests of the city. The next session of the Institute will be held at 80 a. m. on Saturday and the final session is to be at 2:30 on Safurdays afternoon.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-06
MRS. FRYNER ARRIVES TO
 TALK TO SUNDAY SCHOOL s
Noted International Field Worker Will
 Mnke First Address Tonight.

Mrs Mary Foster Bryner, Interna- tional Sunday school Field Worker arrived in the city at II o'clock yes terday morning and was taken at once to the New Exchange Hotel. where She will stop during her stay here
 Mrs Bryner came here from Mobile after a two days stop over at Green viIIe The Sunday school workers were greatly pleased with the six ad- dresses Mrs Bryner delivered at Green vile. and at each service there was an increase in the attendance. The neople were so charmed with her at that place that a goodly number were
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-06

and embraces white women as they are returning to their homes
 For more than month this has been going on, first in one section of the city, then in another portion. While the man has never attempted violence, several of the women have been terri bly shocked upon finding themselves in the embrace of burly negro.
 The officers have secreted themselves in various sections and walked the residence sections for nights, but have never caught glimpse of the man..
 Record for November.
 Pensacola's exports during November had total valuation of over $3 ,000, ,000. although the reports at first compiled by the custom officials showed a valua- tion of less than this amount The error occurred by one cargo of lumber sent to Egypt being omitted.
 The record for November is, there fore. the largest in the history of the port. as never before have the ship ments reached s3.000.O00 in valuation.
 The heavy exportation of cotton from the port increased the valuation. as lumber and timber shipments show ed a decline over previous months or the year.
 To Settle Claims.
 Paul F. Revell, agent of a large canning factory in Chicago, is. in the city endeaVortng to settJe several udnl . age claims which are threatened against his company. as the result of a family being poisoned by eating some canned tomatoes.
 The family in question purchased several cans of tomatoes put up by the | firm about two months since, and, an hour after eating, some of the chll. dren were taken despf rately i'll, Ane | one Is just now recovering. 1 They threatened to bring suits in | the courts. and to prevent such step being taken the agent was sent here | to adjust matters.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-06
READY FOR COLUMBUS
Y. M, c. A. BASKET BALL TEAM IN
 GREAT CON OPTION.
Local Organization Will Play Return Game With Columbus Associa- tion Saturday Night--Other Games Have Been Arr
 ranged.

Captain B. J. Susong. of the local |; Nj c. A. basket ball team mas M oeen racticing his men every evening sihce inc Columbus team played here on Saturday, last and has picked almost a new team from the excellent materiai with which he has had to work.
 The Montgomery Association playeu the (,olumbus Association on SaturoaE Ia st and were beaten by the Columpus taam by the narrow margin or a rev joints. After the game the physlca. director of. the Columbus team said tnat ,rit;, a little more practice togetnr,, tbe Montgomery team would delea' anything in the South in amateur ei'
 Acting on this advice. Captain Su- sone and Physical Director kuckerts ot tbe local organization have ousle1 thomselves with the material on naIiu ard now have a team which they COT 1iSertJv expect will defeat the Coiuii- hrs tesm by a good margin
 The members of the team ana aoou' tsheen merbers of the Y. M A. wbh are ardent followers Of the Ra.nr, ,o,,,I leave for Columbus on tomorrn,.WS sFternoon, arriving in Columbus ss Ms,, sbort time for dinner ana to orvss @ d go unon the floor of the gyu ,ns,um Physical Director. S,,s ,,,,,' Q ecconpany the team to CoIuulSu So. :, ard will return with them 9u"o"' Tbe team which will represent snd nS >rartqornery Association Is coInpVfS for.
 as David and Susong tCantoInI io
 wards. TfsdaIe center, Patterson'
 Alley and Washburn guarus'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-06
Suffers a Relapse.

Ithaca. Dec. 5-Ray Van orman, r,rht end on the Cornell foot ball team. who was injured in the game with Pennsylvania on Thanksgiving Day. was taken to the hospital again today. suffering from relapse The relapse is not particularly serious ana line doctor says he will recover.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-06
PROPOSALS WANTED

THE COMMISSIONERS COURT or MA RENGo COUNTY, ALABAMA, will receive prouosais for the hire of the County Con- vtcts. for the year 1908, on TUESDAY. DE- CEMBER 10. i907 at the ofsice of the Judge of Probate of said County. in Linden, Ala, hama. and win then and there make and enter into such contract as may be accept
 A L. TASTY.
 st Judge of Probate
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-06
s,c,.or. for Bssket Bell.

co,urohus. Ga. Dec. 5.-fspecial. = -rta sanne of bask ethaii at the Young ,.s rne sen Cnr,stian Association Building ,n this city Saturday night ,,, Se1weea Ss Montgomery and Columbus will ne social as well as an athietlc erar evem., MiSs i,' snons sors for the Columbus team ns w,ti M Misses Gertrude Chase and Caro- ivn In9 Worrill will be sponsors for Mont ,,ay,oru
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-06
DRUNKENNESS

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 et sent free under plain cover
 JAMES sANATORIUM. Memphis. Tennessee.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-06
HpEGIAT :. 2sII1ll38
ANNOUNCEMENT.

I have opened up new offices in rooms 7os-7o3 seventh floor. new First National Bank Building with new and modern fix lures and apparatus. and invite my friends and the public to call at their convenience.
 DIR. J. H. LAKIN, Dentist
 --tf Phone Number 3115.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-06
EOOTBALu. TIE sMs TIE.

Troy People Tnrn Out To witness in' Contest.
 rrov Dec. 5.-(special.)-TNe root oi, Sane which was to have beer ,iaved on Thanksgiving Day bet"ee"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-06

A man may think ne is having gooo time when he is killing time, but soon 3,, or or later time will get even DE AA' ing him-ChicaEo News.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-06
A Very RoId Negro,

Police officers are baffied in their ef- forts to apprehend a negro. who walks the streets in various sections of the city early at night. and who accosts
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-06
JAMES J. HILL
 ON WATERWAYS

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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-06
"The Qaa,ity Shop

EXCLUSIVE DRESS FOR MEN.