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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-10
Citizen Of Colbert Visits
 County Seat the First Time.

fore been drawn as a juror, and but ness, and that was before Justice Court at Riverton.
 N He reached Tuscumbia Sunday and spent the entire day sightseeing in this city and Sheffield. He says he walked probably twenty-five miles dur ing the day and saw things which were a revelation to him. He had no con- ception of what a big town was. and was greeted with surprises at every turn.
 The electric cars, electric lights, fur naces and everything of like charac- ter caused him to open wide his eyes in astonishment.
 When asked why he had not taken advantage of his opportunity to visit the capital of the county in which he had continuously resided for nearly three-score years, he replied that he had never desired to do so. and but for the fact that he had been drawn and summoned as juror, he would doubtless have never been visitor to the county site.
 He says he has been lost several times since his arrival here, there be- ing so many "big roads," he Is at a loss which one to take. His 19-year- old daughter Is with him. and to her the sights of big town like Tuscum- bia and Sheffield are even more in- teresting, if possible, than to her fath- CT.
 MT. Hayes says that when he re- turns to his home, after his weeks jury service, he will be able to keep Mrs. Hayes and the children listening for months to what he has to tell of his first visit to Tuscumbia and Shemeld
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-10

Tuscumbia, April 9.-(Special. )- There ia in attendance upon the Circuit Court of Colbert County this week. in the capacity of petit juror. charac- ter who has a record unparalleled prob ably in the State.
 Edward Hayes is a man of average intelligence. He was born at River ton, Colbert County. twenty-five miles west of Tuscumbia, 51 years ago, and is the father of ten children. Until Sunday morning he had never seen the County Court House and had never been to Tuscumbia. He had never be-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-10
Results at Bennings. ..

Washington. April 9.--The most in. teresting contest of the afternoon as Benning was the tnird race' ,yas Jeff standing at the post and did not run !. Senator Barrett made the running into the stretch. Tapped by. the favorite Cal Callahan came fast on the outside and won by three fourths of length with Senator Barrett second and Marston third. . ornhan Lad. g s(Miiler). 15 to 20 won; Old Colony. Ss (Goldstein). 12 to second: Belle of Jessamine. 10 (6Mc- DanieD: to ? third; Time. l:I0' Parkville, Fussilade ran.
 Second race. half mile--Black Mask. iSt (Miiler5. to 5 5 second; tsadabie, l04 1AIexl. ' to third. Time, 5I 16; orsgao1 Matches tel s.., Msry sryi. Gart. Hst. tum, Gallant Lizzie ran..
 Third race. four and half furlongs Bob Callahan Jr., 1O7 tMountain(. 3 to. won; Senator Barrett, 107 tEng, SMliieEj. 7 to 5 third. Time. 5@s @ s-s Patrician ran.
 Fourth race. steepleehase, about two wilesMGsksit lsS Ias MMchan io 5 second; satauket. 1S1 (Bowser), s to l third Time. 4:32. Alkaline B.. Sir Tristan ran.
 Fifth tE race ss seven ga fTrlongsGF1mD Sally K. 1O6 (Miller). s to l second; Will Do. 1o6 (McIntyre). o1 third. Time. 1:s41 I Am Trying: MillstOne'
 Sixth race, mile and one hundred yards Lord Badge. 102 tEnglander), II to 5 won; Blue Buck, 107 tMcDan- ieD. 8 to 1 second; Water Dog, 103 (Johnson),. to third, Time. 1:54 4-5. Flexion. Sentry. Johnstown. Los can. Winchester ran.
 Entries for Today. First race, five furlongs-- --Legerde- main. 1o6; How About You. 1oS: Falt and Pepper. 1O2. Redela. 1o2; Tuck ernuck. 94 Farceur, Dogrose, Conjec- ture. Grafton. Canvas, Muck Rake, 91; Nettie Carita, Havana, Lucy strome. Accumulate. Idax Reck, Spring Tale. Black Chalk. S9.
 Second race, selling, two year, olds, Black Hawk Trey of Spades. Patri:ian, 102: Vistula 99: Otwell. Servile, Lady Powell. s7; Grenada, s4. Third race, three year olds, six and half furlongs--GoH Ball Greeno, Lally, 1O6; King. of Spades, 10S: Nam cy, Umbrella. 10t.
 Fourth race. seven furlongs- -Ceder- strome. Monacodor. Midas. Cobmosa, | 100: Don Diego, Bowling Bri5se. Flex- ion, Ivanhoe, 97; Rose of Dawn. So' Fifth race. selling, seven furlongs-- l Warning. 113; No Trumpeter. l06 Cobleskill. 103; Society Bud, s6; Wa l bash Queen. Ivanhoe, 103. Sixth race handicap; mile and oE The Quail. i0S: Holscher. 1O4; sonoma Belle. 1O6; Faust. go: Congress. S5; | Will Do. S4
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-10
BARONS TAKE FIRST
PENNANT RAISED BY CHAMPIoN
 BIRMINGHAM CIUR
vaughsn's Men Start off With Rush Pounding Pitcher Sehapp In Sec 0nd Innlng..Hlts Were
 Evenly Divided

Birmingham. April s.--The south- ern League season was formally opera- ed in Birmingham today when Birm- insham defeated Atlanta by 2 score of 2 to 4.
 The occasion was one of the most memorable in the history Of the sport m BirminRhanl The. raising of the pennant won by the Birmipsham team last seasonS was made a feature of some elaborate exercises preceding the opening of the game. At Baseball Park the principal talk being made py President William Kavanaugh of the Southern League.
 He nredicted a successful season this year and complimcnted DirminE- ham gracefully for the victory of last season: The first two balls were pitched by Mayor Ward of Birming- ham and President Dickerson of the Atlanta association.
 The weather was chilly and there vas a strong wind but in spite : of this a crowd of between i've thousand and six fhr''sand was present and some remarkably fas playing was done on both sides.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-10
Alabama at Capitol.

Washington, April 9.-(Special. )- Patents issued: Menascoe. Birming- ham. printing telegraph; sherman E.. Twichel. Mobile. folding bed.
 The application of Fox Henderson, L. M. Bashinsky, J. P. Fuller, IT,. Luke Matthews. W. F. Garth and L. c. Sugg to organize the Henderson National Bank of Huntsville, with q capital of $1oO,000, has been approved by the Comptroller of the Currency.
 U. s. Allen has been appointed postmaster at Culver. Jackson County,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-10
ATTACK STRIKE BREAKERS.
English Longshoremen Abused By
 Hamburg Union Men.

English LongshOremen Abused By
 Hamburg Union Men.
 Hamburg, April 9.-Another attack on the substitute English longshore- men was made last night
 Men unloading the steamer Luise returning from the ship found the way blocked by a cordon of sailors who drove the strike breakers off with sticks and stones. Che striker fired a pistol at the fleeng Englishmen, wounding one of them in the thigh.
 The cargo congestion of the harbor continues Nearly 300 steamers and over fifty sailing vessels are waiting to discharge or take on cargoes. For eien longshoremen continue arriving here.
 Four hundred and eighty reached Hamburg yesterday, but many of the Englishmen are returning home, over 300 having gone back to England since Saturday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-10
GRATEFUL TO GOVERNOR.
A1o,e Meyers stm Believes She VIII
 Re Freed.

Liberty. Mo, April e-When told in her cell here last night that Cover nor Folk had commuted her sentence of death to life Imprisonment, Mrs: Aggie Myers smiled and then laughed for joy.
 q am so grateful to the Governor" che exclaimed of course, I have been hopeful of getting a new trial and I feel sure if one could be ob- tained my innocence would be proven next time, for I am innocent.
 q cannot give up hope that my law yers will yet be able to do something for me in that way aud the Iact De- come known to the world that I am not guilty of the crime charged against me-"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-10
FEUD AT CITICO.
gather and Son In Desperate Battle
 with Common Enemy.

Nashville, Tenn, April 9--A Chatta- nooga despatch says Charles E. New berry, contractor, was shot to death and D. M. Curry and William McKin- lev employees of the Citico furnace were fatally shot as a result of fued this afternon at Citico.
 J, A. Curry, father Of D. M, e curry tEl Youno son of D. NJ. Curry took up the quarrel, shooting Newberry through the head. killing him instantly. New Merry opened fire on young Curry be Sore being shot and the latter killed Nawberry and shot McKinle through inc body. Both Curry and Mckinley 1ril probably d
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-10
A FetD Foul Tips
It's play ball now.


 Who will it be-Harly or Rube zel- lers today?
 Sweeny at short and Connors at third. Watch out for some swatting.
 Billie Smi.n people got a bit too personal with Rearing Ragan yester- day and Erwin Wilhelm finished the last two innings. only one hit being
 ''Oh. listen to the band" will be changed to ''Oh, listen to the con" st Castle Higgins this afternoon.
 Rufus Molly Is mentioned as one of the possibilities to pitch the opening morrow. Bob Gilks will in ailS prob much like Molly will be it"
 Mullaney is going with with a rush, having taken both games with his Jacksonville team so far-that was good baseball put up by Jay Kanzler's team yesterday-l to 0, in favor Of Jacksonville isn't so worse.
 Just look at the game that Louis Carter put up yesterday-two hits and times up. Handed something to Harry Vaughn, didn't he?
 Meeks was on first for Birmingham yesterday and while he made one er- TOT, he had ten chances and had a couple of hits, one three-bagger. OyIey was not missed at short, Allcock getting a three-b bagger and couple Of singles though cumming up two of his four chances.
 The Cotton States, American and Ma tional Leagues will be in full swing tomorrow And the fans of these uni- ted States will be Supremely happy.
 Now for the first game. The fans here are pulling for 1t. John
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-10
WILL PAROLE SELLS.
Grave Doubts As To Guilt Of The
 Prisoner.

Topeka, Kansas. April Ex-Governor Hoch has. it is stated, authoritatively decided to parole willie" Sells. who has served nearly twenty years in the Kansas penitentiary for the murder of his father, mother, sister and brother The case has been a noted one.
 The murders were committed on March [, 1886, the four persons having been cut and slashed in a horrible manner Willie stoutly maintained his innocence. In defending Sells, his at torneys argued that it would have been a physical impossibility for him to have committed the crime us he was sickly and developed no more than a boy of thirteen years.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-10
n-own Plant Burned.

Amsterdam. N. Y. April 9.-The plant of the Amsterdam Groom Company. the largest independent orush ana Droo aarca in the country, was destroyed hy fire early today. Loss $5o.oo0. Will iieu, sullivan, a member of the Ire denartment was instantly killed.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-10
Ball Players Freeze.

Charleston. April 9.--A biting wind and mercury in the fifties made ball. playing mean work today.
 R.H.E. Charleston .. =. 900 005 O10-6 10 5 Macon G.. .. .... .001 200 O05-S Il ] Batteries-Christman and Reisinger; Clark and Robinson.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-10
South Atlantic
MulIaney and Stultx.

Jacksonville, April 9.--Bierkott's s gle by Mul1aney, drove in the only run of today's game. R. H E. Columbia 1000 900 000-0 l
 Batteries-Stpltz and Roth: Heisman and Smith.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-10
Patience NieIas Willow.

Savannah, April 9.-The feature of tdays game was the batting of Pa tience for the home team. R.H E. Savannah ..0o0 0o2 00s-2 3
 Batteries---Ford and Kahlkoff: Piatt and Connelly
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-10

For Ladies who like Baseball the score of all Southern League Eames will he reported by innings ut the Au- ditOrium Rink this afternoon. s
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-10
ROOSEVELT FOR HIRD TERM.

Minnesota Legislature Endorses Presi-
 dent by a Rising Vote.
 St, Paul. Minn., April 9.-The Min nesota House of Representatives to- day, with a rising vote which, the Speaker announced was nearly unan- imous." passed concurrent resolutions endorsing President Roosevelt for a third term.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-10

Catcher Raub, last year with Mon- treal, has signed with the Lancaster club of the Tri-State League.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-10
GERARD WOMAN POISONED.
Wife of c. A. Horn Dies from .PtO-
 maine Affection.

Columbus, Ga, April 9.-(Specfal )- Mrs. Mamie Horn, wife of c. A. Horn, died last. night at their home in Gi- rard of ptomaine poisoning.
 She ate some fresh pork several days ago and become i'll and the symp- toms were those of ptomaine poison ing.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-10

Now that the troubles of the Youngs- town club have been settled every- thing looks rosy for a good season in the Ohio and Pennsylvania League
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-10

Wiley Piatt will pitch for the Angus ta South Atlantic League team this season. ....
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-10

The Shreveport club of tho SouthArn League has traded Powell and Jeffries to the Decatur, H., club for Lewee.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-10

Atlanta =. .. .000 013 000114
 Batteries--RaRan. Wilhelm and Gar win ;Schopp and S. Smith.
 Summary-Three base hits. Meek, AL cock. Two base hits. Castro. ePaskert. Garvin. Sacrifice hits. s, Smith. C.. Smith. Molesworth, Gardner. Stolen bases, Montgomery. c. Smith. Double nlays, Jordan to Fox. Struck out. Schopp {. Ragan l. Wilhelm |. Bases on balls, Schopp l. Ragan 1. Welhelm 1. Wild pitch, Schopp. Innings pitch ed, Ragau 2. Wilhelm ?. Hits appor- tioned. Ragan 8. Wilhelm 1. Time of game. 1850. Empires. Rudderham and Wren.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-10

Edward Wheeler will manage the Denver Western League club this sea- son. Eddie will cover third base for his team.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-10

have five cities this season: Quebec Lewis, Montreal. National and Rock City.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-10

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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-10

Charlie Buelow. who managed a team last season in the Three-I League, will play first base for the Evansville club In the Central League this year.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-10

The Alexandria team in the Gulf Coast League holds the honor of beat ing | White Sox (No. 9 by a score of to 2.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-10

Who will it be-Harly or Rube Zel- ,rS todaY2
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-10

Manager Frank Selee of the Pueblo club in the Western League has signed five six-foot slab artists
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-10

The circuit of the Empire State League this season comprise. Auburn, Seneca Falls, Geneva, Oswego, Fulton and Lyons, all in New York.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-10
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-10

Oakland. Cal, is to have a new base ball park this summer. This will bring to Oakland the games that it was thought s-e home team would have to play in San Francisco.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-10

Sweeny at short and Connors at third Watch out for some swatting.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-10

"Oh. listen to the band" will be changed to "Oh, listen to the con" ct Castle Higgins this afternoon.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-10

Billie Sml.n people got a bit too personal with Rearing Ragan yester- day and Erwin Wilhelm finished the last two innings. only one hit being made off him.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-10

Pitcher Jack Cronin, Shortstop Rock and Outfielder Poland are / the only members of last years Province Eas- tern League club who will play with the "Clam Diggers' this season.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-10

Manager Henry Berry says he will leave no stone unturned to make the Los Angeles team winner in the Coast League.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-10

Mike McAndrews has signed with the Waterbury, Connecticut League club Mike played with the same club last season.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-10
News and Notes of Sport

Manager Henry Berry says he will leave no stone unturned to make the Los Angeles team winner in the Coast League.
 Mike McAndrews has signed with the Waterbury, Connecticut League club. Mike played with the same club last season
 Manager Frank selee of the Pueblo club in the Western League has signed five six-foot slab artists.
 Oakland. Cal. is to have new base ball park this summer. This will bring to Oakland the games that it was thought .--e home team would have to play in San Francisco.
 Pitcher Jack Cronin, Shortstop Rock and Outfielder Poland are the only members Of last years Province Eas- the "Clam Diggers' this season.
 The circuit of the Empire State League this season comprise. Auburn. Seneca Falls Geneva, Oswego, Fulton and Lyons. all in New York. | Coast League holds the honor of beat ing White Sox (No. 9 by a score l Cnar1e buelOW, WnO managed team | last season in the Three-I League, will | play first base for the Evansville club | in the Central League this year. The Canadian Baseball League will have five cities this season: Quebec Lewis, Montreal. National and Rock City.
 Wiley Piatt will pitch for the Angus ta South Atlantic League team this season.
 The Shreveport club of tho Southarn League has traded Powell and Jeffries to the Decatur, H., club for Lewee.
 Now that the troubles of the Youngs- town club have been settled every- thing looks rosy for a good season in the Ohio and sPennsylvania League.
 Catcher Raub, last year with Mon- treal, has signed with the Lancaster club of the Tri-State League.
 Edward Wheeler will manage the Denver Western League club this sea- son. Eddie will cover third base for his team.
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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-05-22
Sch1eswig

Mangus Hollander. Laura and
Minnie Hollander drove to Denison
Sunday.
Mrs. Amelia Blume and Fritz
Blumc of near Dow City. visited Sun
day at the Theodore Blume home.
Mrs. C. C. Walters and son True
returned to Kiron Friday after few
days pleasant visit with relatives and
friends.
Mrs. Julius Schroeder celebrated
her 43rd birthday with large crowd
of friends. A fine time was enjoyed
by all.
Myrtle Muma drove to Ida Grove
Friday evening. returning Sunday
afternoon.
Theo Rohwer and family spent a
few days in Ida Grove this week
visiting Mrs. Brechwald. who is
slowly recovering her recent Hines.
Mrs. Jennie Kruger and Mr.. and
Mrs. Theo. Rohwer drove to Denison
last Sunday to attend the first COM
munion services at the St. Rose of
Lima Church. There was a large
class among whom were Johnnie ano
Julius Rohwer.
Mrs. Pete Peters of Ida Grove
spent Saturday and Sunday with he,
many relatives and friends.
j. G. Eberle went to Holster
Thursday. wnere he will make his
headquarters.
Miss Lally of Denison has elias.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-05-22
DEMAND FOR TRAINED AGRI-
CULTURISTS.

Gaduates of the Iowa State College
at Ames are in demand. Almost
daily calls are being made to fill i'm
portant and lucrative positions. The
animal husbandry department at Ames
has furnished instructors for twent-
five state colleges and has placed two
men in the Department of Animal In
dustry of the United States Depart
ment of Agricultural work in British
India, all within the last three years.
The salaries paid twenty-f five of these
men average $1,000. Packing house
firms and disinfecting companies also
demand Ames graduates. A number
also have accepted positions as farm
superintendent. live stock manager.
or are operating their own farms or
in conjunction with their fathers.
There are three times as many
positions for men who have specialize
ed in farm crops as there are men to
fill them.
In agricultural engineering the de-
mand is especially strong for mana
gers. superintendent and foremen
where drainage and irrigation and the
use of agricultural machinery is a
large factor in the farm management.
In horticulture and in forestry also
the demand is equally srrong for we'll
/, trained men and the Importance and
value of experts in these fields are
but beginning to be realized.
In the dairy industry the college
department at Ames has not been
able to supply for the last six or seven
years more than two-thirds of the
demands made for first class men.
Many lucrative and responsible COM
mercial positions all over the Central
West are filled by Ames graduates.
In veterinary medicine the United
States government is ready to take
every graduate at an initial salary of
$l400.
The demand is equally strong for
graduates from the division of engi-
neering. The present graduating
class in civil engineering are hasten
ing through with their work to ac-
cept attractive positions. 1t has been
found in mechanical engineering that
three times as many graduates were
needed as could he supplied. In min
ing engineering the graduates of
Ames have gone to positions COM
handing very generous salaries, and
every young man of enterprise and
ability who has gone forth from the
college has found himself embarrassed
from number of opportunities from
which to select. In electrical engi-
neering the opportunities are also
numerous and inviting.
Graduates in science have no diff
Guilty in finding positions as teachers.
Moreover. the general science courses