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Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1907-07-11
Murphy Estate Valued at $4,000

Salem-The will of the late Judge J i.
j. Murphy, has Eeen probated here. 1t
leaves an estate estimated at $4,000
to be equally divided between the Wild
ow, Elizabeth c. Murphy, and the son,
Chester g. Murphy, the latter being
named as executor without bonds.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1907-07-11
Sultan's Credit Exhausted.

Constantinople, Juyl s.-The sultan
is being persistently dunned for repay
ment of his numerous loans from Euro
pean fnanciers and is at his wits end
to find way out.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-14
Mobile and Gulxport in
 tSixteen-I Inning Tie Game

Mobile July is.--(epsctal:)--1o and oulfport tied h | sixts1p inning contest this aftsrnoon' by the sc6rs of ! to ,. but despite tho fact that the game went ss many innings as 1t did 1t was not one of the hair-raistng vari- ety by any means, but Aad several
 The game opened with Rey nrins for the homo team and Jack Ryan twirlinG for the xlsitors. Mobile opened hostilities In the sscona inning when they eh:;sd .;: cx:r ss ss1iy atisn. Sn Ks% bunt and Adamina's low one down the third base line. 0ulfport svensd things up In the third on . singae.. [ sacrifIce and . double by Phillips. the lad who Mobile has just let go.
 Mobile again took the lead in the sixth on . beat-o bunt by Breyette. . sacrince and . single. In the last half of the ninth 0ulfport tied things good ana hard when Nanush doubled 10 center and went to third when Hrens leaned up against one for single scoring when Ryan drove long ny 10
 The game went on for seven inning. moro and the knot could not De united ana Umpire Dawkins called the game 1t the end of the sixteenth inning on account of darkness.
 The feature of the game was the 6eldine of Breyette and 0cCay, both or the homo team, who got everything m their territory and several in other peopls's Ground. Most interest in the game was ruined by the repeated wrangleq which finally ended h 0ref. nus being put out of the game an"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-14

At the end of the third inning yes terday. hard rain flooded tho grounds and the game was called for .ieariy thirty minutes. plentiful use or 9aW- sun. putting the grounds in condition to finish the game. the ground, how
 The score stood 1 to . in favor of Atlanta at the time of the interrup- locals tied the game. Wish and 5nade. who were umpiring. called the game at the end of the ninth Inning. with the score tied and l. There vas esa'y snd poosibiy. s e two S %os. inning: # eas with the consent of the managers of the two team. the game vas called:
 Malarky and Roy Castleton were sa.y a ns'ea 0tas! sss A.sa.. paw. only two hits being made off Ma larky and eight oR Castleton, the southpaw getting away with His game mat least tieins it-tH:t .. he wen a
 Becker in the first inning and Fox in the second wore the only men able to get a hit on Malarky. while the To- third and seventh. A base on balls with Becker. hit and double steal that looked doubtful. resulted in the only Atlanta run, and . two-baxgsr with pyers tumble caused the only
 Becker opened the first with two basser. going to third on Winter's rSsn sSsrs cut wa: Paskert starting for second and Becker for the plate--the ball was returned to Seabaugh just as Becker got in, tho decision being pretty close. but Becker being called safe. Jordan then struck
 In the last half. the locals came pretty close to tieing 1t up. With one out, Baxter hit for two bags and when Bali it. though. and Baxter was caught in a' chase Perry ended 1t with a hit
 With one out. Gear reached third on Castro's wild throw in the second. hut
 In the last of the third, Malarky hit clean and Houtx hit to right. Becker let It get by him and Malarky reached third and Houtz second: Then. with Ball up the squeeze was tried. Castle- ton shot in high one that Ball jump, ed and hit at. Malarky started in and Sweeney chased him to the bag. Houts was sprinting for third. but iwhen over the bag just ahead of Houts. com. pleting an unassisted double play.
 When the game started again after the rain, nothing was done until the Gear hit for two bags and reached third on Castleton's wild throw to sec ond: Hausen was put in to bat for gled just long enough for Gear to score. gstting Hausen out at first Ma larky hit safe. but was forced at sec ond on Houts's hit to Castro. The score was tied. however.
 Nothing else was done and at the ,nd of the ninth the game was called with the score standing 1 and 1. The score was:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-14
STATE QUARANTINE
APPROPRIATION INCREASED FROM
 SA5,OOO TO $2O,OO0.
Measure Endorsed By senate Comm' lee seeks To Avoid Repetition or Embarrassment of Three
 

The Senate Committee on Punilc Health yesterday voted to increase the facilities for enforcing thorough quarantine for the State. The com
 mittee endorsed the bill increasing the annual appropriation for quarantine purposes from $l5,000 to $2O,O00
 Under the old law. the State Health Department was allowed $15.000 as an outside amount for the purpose or es- tablishing State quarantine. when yellow fever broke out in Louisiana fhree years ago. the amount was found to be inadequate. The State Health Department and Governor Jelks were put to considerable inconvenience In borrowing money to pay for the Ala hama quarantine, The quarantine, however, was most effective. as the fever was kept out of Alabama
 { The bill introduced in the Senate and which was yesterday favored by the committee seeks to avoid a repe fition of the embarrassment of the ad ministration of three years ago.
 Z The same committee endorsed the hill regulating the dissection of human bodies. The bill legalizes the practice when 1t is carried on under proper regulations, as set forth in the bill. Ihr bill has already passed the House.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-14
BIDS WANTED FOR
 SIDEWALK PAVING.

Sealed proposals in duplicate will be re- Solved by the city treasurer of Montgomery, Alabama until 12 o'clock. noon. Monday, August 9th. 1907. for paving sidewalks and oil necessary granite curbing and storm water sewers in connection herewith. ac- eording to plans and specifications in the city engineers office. on the following Dtreeta:
 South side of Finley Avenue. from east eide of Hull Street to west side of Norman Bridge Road.
 South side of Pine Street. from east aide of Hull Street to west side of Magnolia Dtrset.
 [ East side of Pleasant Avenue. from south eide of Mildred Street to north side of Jeff ferpon Davis Avenue.
 Park Place from east side of Forrest Av- enue to west side of Mulberry Street.
 Material to be used. Hexagon Block or 0chtllinger Pavement. Certified check for 41oo to accompany bids on each street. City faoorves the right to reject any and all bids R. s. WILLIAMS, City Treasurer.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-14
NEWS OF RECORD


 A marriage license was issusd from the probate ofice yesterday to .. 5. Murdock aud Myrtle c. Crowder.
 Frazier B-inson. . street car man whc has been in jail since July 5, on 2 charge of assault to murder. was re. leased yesterday after making oono of $500. Brinson shot Abe Teylor. . nc gro, on a street car ak the 1rtersec- ton of Hiyh and Jackson streets. The negro is said to be improving.
  Dr. Frank Cafey. the negro physi- cian who Is charged with malpractice. remained in jail yesterday in default or $3,300 tond.
 The Governor made the following appointments yesterday; u County: W. s. Mullen. Fillmore County. Notaries Public and Justices of the Peace: Jesse Jordon. Brewton; W. E.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-14
Vaughn Trying New Men.

Birmingham, July 13.-(SpecIaI.l- Collier, a pitcher from the South At lantic League. and Cartes. a semi professional from Anniston, are here warming up for a try out to be given by Manager Vaughn of the Birming- : ham ball team. President Baugh of the local association stated today that Manager Vaughn would look at the men tomorrow and say whether they are to have a try out or not.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-14
ELDRDGE BOOTED REPORTER-UMRIRE GETS BAD GET AWAY. After Questionable Deelsion on ThlrA Base Which Probably Cost Mem Dhis Game, Crowd Threatened
 Onlcial With Violenee

Memphis. Tenn, July 13.-Richards's error in the first inning. the only error of the game. allowed Little Rock to score two runs and lost the game for Memphis. Umpire Eldridge made his first appearance as a Southern League pecially a close third base decision, which was adverse to the local team, 90 angered those in attendance that 1t was necessary for the police to escort him from the park to protect him from & jeering and threatening crowd of
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-14
THE INTERSTATE CONTRACT COM PAMY,

Forty miles of Railroad Grading. etc. at Pensacola, Florida.
 Proposals for Grading forty (40) miles of Railroad. etc. will be received 1t the of1cs of the Interstate Contract Co, No. PA (second foor) Brent Build lnG. Pensacola, Fla. until noon on July go. 1907.
 On and after the 22nd of June. the Plans, ProAies, Contract, Specifications and forms of Proposals for Work can bo seen at the above address.
 The work to be graded covers twen- ty (20) miles of the Andalusia Divis- ion. and also twenty (20) miles of the Atmore Division of the Pensacola, Ala ha~a and Western Railroad.
 The company reserves the right to reject any or all bids. B K. ROBERTS.
 For the Interstate Contract Company. -1et
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-14
AMERICAN LEAau1i

Cleveland. July 1s.-clevsland beat sdvaatage Of the visitors errDrs. Trfplse by Bay and Turner won 1he weakened In the ninth. the only time Aurin9 the game when he va. un- sisy:l.aa :. ..es %. %. se:Is 5 :;
 sstteriss..Li:bharSt w and Clarke; winter and Shay: Time, l:4o. Um- oirs. Evans and o'Loushlin.
 chicaEo. yuiy lS.--Half of chicaso.s ten hits on 0ranem today were for ex- vas battsd hard in the fourth. but was . puzzle at other times.
 chicsso ;. .1os oo1 ao.-s 10 wsse;nstcn ;;:eeo soi oCo[ l Graham ana werner. Time. I:50. Um- pire.i Sheridan.
 Dstroit, July ls.-with the score tied and the bases full in the fourth. Don ovAn wes sent to bat in place of Flu three s.ss.. s prscsioaiiy o sseidIns ese S::;s', 5::s' S:$ 4..s ::s: :s; :ss :ss :s:! i scnnds Kit.oD nnS Thoas Time. 3:10. Umpirss. Stafford and Huxst. Aa 's / e0t. Louis, July 13-Phiiadelphia won today's game from St. Louis in the tsnth inning on a triple by Davis and 2 ionE fly by Murghy yG.. ,.o R H. E; Philadelphia :. 900 900 ol0 1-3 2
 Batteries-Powell and Stevens and Buelow; Waddell and 9chreck and Powers. Time. 3:14. Umpire. Con- molly. '~p
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-14

Sumary-Two base hits. Atz. King. Cross Stolen bases, Breitenstein. Mc- Iver, Sabrie, Cross, Gatins, g. Double plays, Atz to Gatins; Sabrie to Atz to Sa brie. Struck out. by Phillips. 4; by Gaskill, 9 Base on balls. by Phillips. 2; by Gaskill, 6. Passed ball. Massing Left on bases. New Orleans. 5; Shreve- port. 3. First base on errors, New Or leans. 3: Shreveport. o. Time. 2:10. Um- pire, Pfenninger.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-14
CarroIlton Wins Game.

AliceViIIe, JuIy I3.-IoptcIdI J--A game of baseball between Aliceville and Carrollton yesterday resulted in a walk over for xhe visiting team. The fea- lures of the game were the pitching of Parker for Carrollton and the one- handed catch by G. Somerville for the locals Score: R. II F. CarroIlton.. .. ..111 141 021-12 IS 3 AIiceville 1901 O0l O00- 5 II 9
 Batteries-Parker and Rozzelle; Som" erville, Staub and Fitzpatrick.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-14
TODAY's sCHEDuLk
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Boston, Julq 13.--Boston and St. Louis divided honors today. Lindman was hard hit in the first part of the fective when hits would have meant runs. The second game was won in the seventh inning on two base hits, . pass. double steal and an error.
 st. r'Es, Eoui: :.n.- = ..ese BIO oee-s f Linamsn Saaesn''sAsssh and aessham. Time. i:ss. ss:,ss., ssssna ..".3 | .ooo 900 se.Ls s.z,1 st. Louis. 900 900 0oo-0 1 1
 Batteries-Dorner and Needham; Nc Glynn and Noonan. Time. 1:s6. st'm-
 Brooklyn. July 1s.--Brookly had all the best of the double header today. Pittsburg being beaten in both games: Brooklyn. HOO oos 1o.-s F . Pittsburg -. .ooo 900 ooo-o . . satteries-str,ckiett and Bergen; Leever. Camnits and Gibson. TimA. 1:4s. l r,ss;sss. ssssas ..n'-. @ F. .es :s.L Fl 2. E 5 sTssaiys 1stasyr,e..,:ia zoo ana az smith: Ruo. Carpenter and Johnstone. &
 Philadelphia, July 13.-Philadelphia won . we'll played ten inning contest overall pitched good ball. The home team won out in the tenth or3 a doubles . base on balls and . single.
 R.H. D. es'fsss ssifsssi,hi: sss ss5 sss sss s.s s.s ss t, Batteries-Overall and Moren; Pet tinger, Richie Moren and Dooin. Time. 200. Empires. Klem and ODay. New York, July 13.-The New Yorks today shut out Cincinnati. In the third inning with two men on bases and none out, Matthewson struck out the next three batsmen F.H E Cincinnati. .. 1000 900 00O-0 10 l New York. .... .1n2 010 00s-4 10 ?
 Batteries--SmithA Hill and Schlet: Matthewson and Bowerman. Time. 1850. Umpire. Emslie.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-14

summary-Two base hit. Rockenfield Three base hit, Nei9hbors. Stolen base, Bowcock. Base on balls. of Hof- fer. 2: off Bills. g.. Struck out, by Hoffer. A. by Bills. 3. Hit by pitcher Carey. Sacrifice hits, Carter and Gil bert. Double play. Hoffey to Hess to Douglass. Time. 1:40. Empires. Rud- derham and Eldridge.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-14

Nashville July 13.--When Charles. better known a "Crfef Thinner left the field after umpiring the Nashville ., Birmingham ball game here today, . notable career in baseball was closed For twenty years Zimmer was prom inent in the major leagues: last year he managed the Little Rock team of the Southern League and this season has ohaciated as umpire. His resigna- tion took effect today and. retiring in comfortable financial condition, he left tonight for . trip to the Pacific Coast In the fall Trimmer expects to enter commercial life but has made no defn- tte plans. ..
 Don't fail to see Rogers and Rob1n. son, late of Al. c. F1el1s,s Ainstrels at
 MontgomeFy TAeatoElun,
 q North Court St.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-14
BANKRUPT SALE Stock Whiskey, Groceries and
 WhiSkey.

Pursuant to an order issued to me out Of Che limited States District Court. Middle District of Alabama. I. as Receiver. will sell for cash on Saturday. goth day or July ieo7 at store house formerly occupied by w. n McGee bankrupt No. 800 S Decatur NontEomery Alabama stock Whiskey. Gro eeries, fixtures. and etc. during legal hours - GEORGE STUART,
 Se Receiver
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-14
BIDS WANTED.
AUCTION SALE
CIVIL ENGINEE. once 11e Catoma St.
 Bell Telephone

Montgomery. Ala. July 9th. 1so:.
 One Of Mobiles largest printing establish menu VIII be sold by me Wednesday. July 17th. 1907. at 10 o'clock a- m.
 Tho sals pertaining of Hoe double cylin- der printing presses. 4ox56 with roller stock Rubber blanks for same. Campbell Eco- homie Printing press. Acme Self Clamp ene Automatic Power Cutters. one 32 and 6ne 3s inch. 10 H. P. boiler. with 60 it. btacks 20 H. F. Motor and . thousand other articles too numerous to mention, per- taintng to . nrst class printing establish-
 For further information write or see me ~ A Richlands. Auctioneer. 415 Dauphin Ut.. Mobile Ala 7-10-12-14-l5-16
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-14
A FEW FOUL TIPS.
A FEW FOUL TIPS. Seesaw. Out of the hole. Seventh place by a nose. Birmingham back in the cellar. Nashville takes fifth place. Shreve port dropping to sixth.

oil ihASho pdGh Ell SAtS SCAAoA
 Nashville takes fifth place. shreve- port dropping to sixth.
 Malarky is on deal for Charlie Nichols, the old Boston pitcher. Nichols is in Kansas City free to sign. and Malarky thinks he will land him.
 Quinn, the right handler secured from Bill Armour, is expected today and may work in ones of the Shreveport games.
 Shreveport and Memphis are here this week. Each club owes game to Malarky. and double headers will be played with both teams.
 A special from Shreveport says: John Carr shortstop. was yesterday afternoon suspended 10 get into con dition. E. O, McIver. an outfielder from Temple, Texas, joined the team yesterday This means that King goes to short Warrender to center field and McIver to right field, for the present. Another fielder has been practically secured, but Manager Fisher refuses 10 give out his name. He will probably join the team in Montgomery or Nash vile, when two releases will likely be handed out. The men to go will De either Carr and Becker, pitcher, or Becker and McIver If he fails to make good"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-14
Notable Baseball Career Of
 's.1 ., Zin1naer Closed in NnshUille.

Bryant. Baldwin County; T. B. Hen- dricks. Jefferson County.
 Justices of the Peace: M. Brother, ton, Fayette; !. H. Brown, Brewton: John H. Peterson. Boykin.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-14

Listen, Garvin. Latimer Stolen bases, Persons. Wiseman. Nichols, Lister. Two base hit. Lister. Three base hits, Meeks. Walters. Base on balls, off Meeks. Hit by pitcher, Perdue, 1. Left on bases. Nashville, 12; Birming- ham. 6. Struck out. by Perdue, 8; by Ragan. ,. Time. 1:52. Umpire. Zim- mer.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-14
PIRATES SHUT OUT
GAsKILL BATTED ALL OVER THE
 FIELD.
star Pitcher For shreveport Was Given Ragged Support and New Or leans Piled Uo
 Runo.

New Orleans. July 13-Shreveport was agin shut out by the locals.
 Gaskill, Shreveport's star pitcher. was batted all over the lot, and his support was ragged. The score:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-14

Guifport :. ..ooi 900 eo1 900 900 s---s Mobile :. =. .ol0 00l 900 900 ooo o--3 / Summary-Stolen bases. Thornton. Sacrifice hits. Mccay. [: Frits. Kean. 0ilks, Ryan. Two base hits. Phillips, Nanusli. O'Brien. Double play. Lively to Holland. Bases on balls, or Ryan, i; of Ray, !. Struck out, hy Ryan. T:
 bv Ray, 4. Time. 2:45. Umpire. Daw-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-14

Game called end of ninth for Atlanta to catch train.
 Summary-Left on bases, Montgom- cry, s; Atlanta. 3. Two base hits, Becker, l; Baxter, l; Gear, l. Bases on balls. by Malarky, 2; by Castleton, 2. Double plays. Sweeney (unassisted). Struck out. by Malarky, ?; by Castle ton. 5. Stolen bases. Fox. 1: Paskert, l. First base on errors, Montgomery, l; Atlanta. O. Time 1850. UmpLres Walsh and Spade.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-14
BAR0NS DROP LAST NASHvILLEsS HEAVY BATTING
 TELLS THE STORY.
Rearing RiD Ragaa RigsRsusly Rapped fer Sixtee1 Safe Soaks While Sir. n1ngham Makes only Six.
 Nichols's Appearance.

Nashville. July 13.--Nashville's ',eavy batting won today's game from Birn- fngam. Nfchols the new local second baseman. made a highly favorable im- pression in his initial appearance.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-14
DE CHAT 5 d5&
NOTICE.

Noetce is hereby given that the Columbia
 surence Company. of Indianapolis. India A.s Aorctofore transacting . mutual aid 1Nsueoo in this State did the 18th day of S410ary. 1907. discontinue business in this seate and retnsurss its outstanding risks 4eeoln tn the Federal Casualty Company of Detroit Michigan. by proper procedure. All Eaxseee having any claims against the said Co1omoten Insurance Company of IndianAp- ells. Indiana. are required by the Insurance Department of the State of Alabama to file eaAd claims with said department on or be. 1oeo Au9ust lst. 1907.
 fSisned) Federal Casualty Company. flHks Ou-tf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-14
Y1sTKRDAY's GAMES

ssothesn Lsague-
 Nonteomery. l.: Atlanta, 1. (CalIsd In ninth inning.) Nashville. 1: Birmingham, .: E Nemphis, O.; Little Rock 2. g New Orleans,11; shreveporto. seatA Atlantie lsague- Macon. .: Savannah. 1. < cesss';:ssS; s.a::sn1;l,':. t; 1addsiis: I: ddsisns'., Csttsa States- ,.s.4 sMerldian. 2-3; vicksburg. 3-S. E ss0ulfport. |: Mobile. g.
 Columbus, 2-s; Jackson, 4-3. sFirst game 14 innings; second game called ~ end of 9th inning on account .:si:issn innanss. called on account Nsfisnnl Leagnss- 4 s- s-N, St. Louis, ss-0: Boaton, 0-3. Brooklyn, sG-1; Pittsburg, 0-l.
 New York. [: Cincinnati, O.. A.aerssaa A..ee4st.sa-
 Hinnsspoiis, s: Toledo. ..
 ss. Paul $; 'fosisviiis l.. " ToDAY's SCHEDULE Litsie: Rock st Memphis. Shreveport at New OrleanA Aneriean Leagss-
 Washington at Chicago. # Philadelphia at St. Louis.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-14

flned SS. ana as hs was lsaving the pAwkins promptly tacked on anpther
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-14
WE SHIP DREAD.

WE SHIP DREAD. Order your, bread from us. We are prepared to ship on short notice to out of-town customers. Sandwich q 00do. Montgomery, Ala. a
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-14

Jacksonville. July 1S.-Columbia de. feated Iacksonville today emith. Co., iumbia's catcher. sent the baIl)ove the ' n''' 's"'' '0f 1' fuR R.H.r. Columbia. .. ...3o1 100 Ao0-2 Jacksonville .. 1000 900 e1e-i-i 0
 Batteries-viebahn and Smith; Lee, Buckley.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-14
Mall your
 KODAK SNAPS 7 To Tfesslax's Studio. wsslk shiDpeA promptly
uv.a.,, xee~er,. Hearinw.

Drfage Keepers Hearing.
 Huntsville. July 13.-(Specia1. )- James Murphy. tender, of the draw bridge across the Tennessee river at Decatur was given a preliminary hear ing before Commissioner Greenleaf yes terday on a charge of delaying the UniteI States mail in falling to work mail boat, Murphy was bound over to the next term of the Federal grand jury on a bond of $200.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-14
SOUTH ATLANTIC.

Charleston, July 1S.-Chsr rlesson could not hip Schopp at the right time
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-14
nr s-,.n |, Hr.taxiIIe .

Dr. Smith il Huntsville.
 Huntsville. July 1S.-(speciaEl-Dr. Eurene A. smith. State Geologist. ar lived here from Tuscaloosa last even nr to Inspect the gas wei . and inves- tiEats, the prospects fSr oil in this To- saiity. He will spend several days
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-14

and in addition the tsan nsAs ssvsral costly 0rrora. AH. m chsriestoni., .. ..sles ssee eee-i ,
 BotteSle0-yoster and He1singer: echop spd Connolly. Y -- ",
 Macon, Jvly ls.--lracon won today Macon. .. 900 3ie oos--T eavannah.. :. ..looO e0i 00O-i .
 Batteries-Helm and Robinson; Neur and Kahlko1. \ ,-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-14

UMBRELLAS. Repaired and Recovered by Roasnhara. Phone 2e60 Adv.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-14

Kansas City. .; Indianapolis, (. Ninnsapolis, Q; Toledo. e. .f lGflwaukee. B; ColumbuS. O..
 st. PauL g., Louisville, D.,
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1907-03-23
st. Paul's Sewing
Circle Notes.

The entertainment given by
the Ladies OF the Sewing Circle
on last Thursday evening was
fairly we'll attended. 4 splendid
program was rendered. The pa
pers read by Mrs. A, B. Jones
and DR.. j. H. MaGee we're we'll
prepared and delivered. The ORR
ginality and symmetry of Mrs.
Jones paper, with the rich, his
torical researches of. DR.. MaGee,
made up a rare literary product
ion. The reading of Miss Max
we'll and that of Mr.. Green were
excellent, portraying the genius
of artists. The music interper-
sed by Mrs Mailer, Misses Price
and White was classic and we'll
rendered. The Circle have be-
gun making arrangements for
the annual bazaar which will be
given April $3.50, May 1 and 9
The Mothers Literary will meet
in the lecture room next Thursday
afternoon at which time Mrs.
Jackson of Decatur will be pres
ent and make an address.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1907-03-23
Improving.

Mr.. John Gladney, who has
been indlsposed for sever al
months. is able to be out again.
The entire populace is glad that
he is better, and en- the way to
complete recovery.
Miss Pearl Bowles of The Fo.
rum staff has been indisposed
this week. The Forum being
assisted by Misses Snowden and
Brewington'
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1907-03-23
Society and Local

Miss Clara J Ball deserves
honorable MENTION" for the
classic poem on Easter, which
appears on the front page
Mrs. Sadie Brooks is so as to
be about again.
Go to Appel's for clothes.