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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1908-04-01
WALKER FOR GOVERNOR.
TIE Mayor of College Park An,
nounces His Candidacy.

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Edward H. Walker, mayor OF Col
Iege Park, an Atlanta suburb, has
announced his candidacy for govern
or, and states that he is ready to
stump the state against any and all
corners.
He says he expects to call his
friends together at an early date and
organize a campaign committee. The
chief plank in his platform is the
determined enforcement of the state
prohibition law He further states
that he will begin a cooperative COM
mercial movement in the interests
OF the farmer, the merchant, the rail-
roads, the manufacturer and the me-
chanic Another movement that he
promises to begin is one to connect
every county site in tn state with
some other county site by a well paw
cd road He wants state and county
police patrQllins The entire system
of roads He says he would work
out and adjust the reforms we al
ready have, and stop the reform bus
mess for the present. He says his
platform is to bring back business
and prosperity.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1908-04-01
THE EGG INDUSTRY IN CULLMAN
Three Hundred Thousand Eggs in
Two Days. Record Breaking Sale.

4 Decatur, Ala, dispatch says: The
shipping of eggs from this section to
New York, Boston and other great
eastern cities has become one of the
leading industries here, and it is a
profitable one, too.
Sherille Bros. of Hartselle ship
on an average Of one carload d wedl,
and Gibson Bros. of Hilsboro ship
from one to three carloads month
to these eastern cities. These eggs
are the product of Morgan. Cullman
and Lawrence counties In two days
Sherille Bros bought $4,000 dozen
eggs I'm the town of Cuuman alone.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1908-04-01

The kidneys are delicate ana
sitive organs, and are very .A7'' 1
any time to get out Of order :,
Wits Kidney and Bladder f-.S T
prompt and thorough, and VIII =
very short time strengthen Oh. =
ened kidneys and alIay - /,
troubles arising from indam NO.. :,
of the bladder. Sold by
Drug Co.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1908-04-01

and Strikes I'm Long and Loud.
When Eore Smith fails to play ON
tie popular banjo strings it's simply
because he doesn't know which they
.=Bainbu.dge Search Light
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1908-04-01

If YOU haven't the time to exercise
regularly Doan's Regulets will pre-
vent constipation. They induce a
mild. easy, healthful action of the
bowels without gripping Ask your
druggist for them. IS cents.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-23
WINS RACE
FIFTEEN THOUSAND DOLLARS E11-
 FIRE CITY HANDICAP.
PinkOIn was an Added Starter and Was Ridden by y. Butler--Beat a
 Fine Field of
 Horaea

Empire City Race Track. Yonkers. N. T.. Aug. 22.--Pinkola, an added start CT. ridden by J Butler won the $l5,- O00 Empire City Handicap, mile and an eighth, at Empire City today. beating a fine field of handicap horses.
 Pinkela ran and won yesterday ano made new track record for the dist ance. and his repeating today stamps him as a bigh class colt Frank CHI was second with King James third. The race was run on muddy track. Jack Atkin and King James were out to make the pace and opened up lead of four lengths in the first quarter with the others well punched. Jack Atkins, with wonderful flight of speed, outran King James in the run down the back stretch and was lead-' ing by one length at the far turn. but here Pinkola began to move up and at the turn1i into the stretch Pinkola show. ed in front by a head. It was now . terrific drive and Pinkola. standing 1t gamely. won by one and a half iengtha. Frank Gtll beat King James length for the place.
 First race. mile and a sixteenth-. Night. no (H. Smithl IT to 20, sec ond: Earrs Court. 9s sluptonl 20 to l. third. Time. i:52 Is. Black Oak and Adrian ran.
 Second race. seIilns. six furlongs- Ragman. 104 tSmith) IS to S.. won; Arondack l05 (Mccahey) IS to 5. sec ond Dander, 109 tNotter1 to 1. third Time, l.l1 S-5. E0. MTdy. OOndtQSs Won ,Laer Eschau and Siskin ran. ~.
 Third race, handicap. one miie-Mag- azine, 97 (Butler) to l. won: Tony Bonero. i02 (McCarthy) 9 to ,, sec ond Firestone. 109 (GiIbert) 3 to S. third. Time. 1:4s Is. Reckon also ran.
 Fourth race. The Empire City Handi- cap guaranteed cash value $15.00O, mile an dan eighth-Pinkola.. 105 (Butlerl 6 to 1. won; Frank Gill 123 (Miller) 3 to l, second: King James, 10S (Lee) 5 to i third Time I.544-6 Jack Atkfn. Gretna Green. Master Robert. Royal Tourist Tileing. Beaucoup and Gowap also ran Pinkola added starter.
 Fifth race. five and a half furlongs->- Wise Mason. 107 (Notter) to 5, won: Personal. 103 (Butlerl 9 to 5, second; Tom Hayward. 99 (Gilbert 8 to l. third. Time. EOS 4-5. sand Piper, Rossala and Krikana ran.
 Sixth race, selling, mile and six teenth-Lord Stanhope, 103 (Burns) ! to 5, won. Lad of Langdon, l0S Pow ersl to 1. second: Lally, 10S (Butlerl 8 to 5, third. Time. 1:52. Tipping and Sunflra ran.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-23
Kid Gloves cleaned, 15 and 25e. Stokes Place.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Plnyed seyenteen InninEn.

Pittsburg, Aug. 22.-Ptttsburg won the greatest baseball game ever play. ed in this city from Brooklyn today by score of 1 to O..
 The cont est lasted seventeen innings which equals the National League re- word for "1 to O. games made by Chi cago and Boston in 1901. Rain stopped the game today In the second inning. but play was resumed in twenty five minutes on an extremely wet field, and coupel of innings were played in heavy rain. Young and Pastorious each pitched a splendid game. Both were strong with men on bases. Thomas saved the game for the home team in the thirteenth inning by a iong throw to the palte from cente: field catching Pastorius. The winning run was made in the seventeenth inning after two men were out.
 Young. the third man up. singled and went to thlrd on a single by Thomas. Pastorius passed Leach. filling the bases. Moeller at bat for the first time. knocked a Texas Leaguer over second base, bringing. in Young Pittsburg 1000 000 900 900 900 01-1 II Brooklyn .00O 900 900 900 O0o 00-O a
 Batterles-Young and Baston; Pasto- rius and Ritter. Time. 2:40. Umpire. O'Day.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-23
BENNETT IS OWNER
MEMPHIS TURFMAN CONTROLS
 NEW ORLEANS FRANCHISE.
He Bought 1t Two Years Ago as An A1veStmemt, But Takes Very
 Little Interest fn Baseball.

Memphis Tenn, Aug. 22.-(SpecfaI.) Any doubt that may have existed as 10 the owner of the Southern League been dispelled by the statefnent from George C. Bennett, a Mempkian for- merly interested in turf affairs .to tue erect that he owns and controls tlfe7 majority of the stock
 T can't understand why there should be such controversy over this propo- sitioh,@ said Mrl Burnettsa,and, while I am not in the habit of telling the world my business. I don't mind the least bit n awning up to the ownership of the zxRN s9rleans club. It looked like a good Investment for me and l placed my my money in 1t simply from busi-
 Mir. Bennett explained that he has owned majority of the stock for two seasons He has placed Charley Frank trolling interest and does not dabble In the affairs at all.
 Mir. Bennett originally lived in Mo- bile and when the change in the cir cult was made from Shreveport he was generally credited with being one of the prime movers in the effort to con- xrol the new club, placing Charley aLa erank, also a native of Mobile. in charge, but MT. Bennett denies that he owns stock In any baseball club in the world except the New orleans club
 The former turfman Is not baseball enthusiast In fact he has not at. tended half dozen games in Memphts Tn two seasons, During the series be- tween Memphis and New Orleans friends were called on to tell MT Ben nett the names of players as they as- stunned positions in the field and at-ain when they came to bat. It Is a fact that the owner of the club in the larg- est city nthe South did not and proh- ably would not know now any player of his club, whether in uniform on plain clothes
 Mir: Bennett Is reputed fo be a mIl- ltonaire, He has made thousands of dollars in the hookmaking end of the game and raced and bred horses prior to the wholesale Legislation which put such a erimp in the thorc igrhred sport Tn Tennessee Arkansas. Louisiana and Missouri. He Is believed to be the next owner of the Birmingham base ball franchise. if it Is sold.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-23
DIVIDES THE HONOR
MOBILE AND MEMPHIS SPLIT THE
 DOUBLEHEADER.
In First Crime Manager Fisher is Put Out 0f GrOunds--First Base mnm Carey Ia Severely
 Injured.

Mobile, Aug, (SpeciaD-Mud, rain and a few other things played im- portant parts in the double header here today between the home club and Mem phfs, the Mobile team taking the first game with a score of to and the Memphii doing up the Sea Gulls in the second but shutting them out while they put two men safely over the plate.
 The first game was somewhat slow. but the last one gave to the baseball fans all the excitement they wanted.
 Fisher distinguished himself in the first game by making some remarks to Umpire Wheeler. which the latter re- scented to the extent of sending the sor- rel-topped manager to the bench From this point the argument was Con tinued and Fisher was removed from the grounds. He came back in the second game, however, and did some excellent pitching' but the neart was already score by the Memphis outfit. Baerwald caught one of his curves and sent the ball over the right field fence for a home run.
 In the first game, Savidge, for Mem phis was somewhat wild in his pitching and when he walked Hickman in the second inning he gave to the home team the IlrSt opportunity 10 score LateF in the fourth the Sea Gulls did some stunts and clinched the argument In the eighth.
 In the second game. Shields did the delivery work for Memphis and did 1t so we'll that the home aggregation could not find him when hit was most necessary, Mobile scored four hits off him. but they were not timely The same number of hits were scored off Fisher but one was home run and the others were nicely punched.
 The series now stands two for Mem phis and one for Mobile.
 Carey Memphis first baseman, was severely injured in the fourth inning of the first game by being hit by a pitch ed ball He was obliged to retire from the game and may not be able to play for several days.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-23
BnII Game nt TrIIns4ec.

TalIassee. Aug. 22.-(Special D-In R close and exciting game of ball here vesterdaY. Tallassee's first team won from the second team by a score of tn 8. The game was fast and snappy from start to finish.
 The features of the game were How ards three base hit for the hrst team and three sensational catches made by Jolly in right field.
 Redden was on the firing line for the second team. Craddock and Patter- son for the first team.
 Ratteries-First team. Craddoek. Pat terson and Mobley; Second Team. Red den and Golden.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-23
PROBATE NOTICE

State of Alabama. Montgomery County
 Probate Court. August 22nd. 1908.
 Notice Is hereby given that on the 22nd day of August. 1908, chas. B. Teasley guar dian of Sadie May Sears. Mary Lou Sears and Charlie Gray Sears filed in the Pro- bate Court of this county his application in writing for a decree to sell certain lands ly- ing in this county which are accurately de- scribed in the application for maintenance and education of said minors. and that the 14th day of September. 1908, was appointed for hearing said application at which time you may appear and contest the same if you see proper.
 Given under my hand this 22nd day of August. 1908 J. B. GASTON, -su-2t Judge of Probate.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-23
Climbers Take 7Do
 In One Afternoon

ninth. making the eleventh batter tha' viebahn had buffaloed. Steve Reagan was down on fly to the outield and Y looked like an extra Inning game. tn" score being 1 and Il. Greminger came up with two down, and with his vicious punch to left uncorked the. cyclone of noise. Perry stinging one to center ano winning the game by score of to l.
 The score was:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-23
oJd Town. G, Harrison, a,

TyIer, Aug. ZZ,-ISpecIaI,l-IH baseball season at Old Town closed yesterday with a decisive victory for the locals over Harrison. to the tune of to g.
 The game was close and exciting. the score being tied until the seventh inc ming. when the locals tonk the lead.
 The lecture of the game was the work of Thomas at short for Old Town.
 Batteries-For Old Town. W B. Har- dy and Woodruff for Harrison. Miley and Huffman
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-23
SlS'rtr dry cleaned. 7Sc. Steke%' 2l-ce.
RACES AT coNEY.
Fall Meeting # Betting Can Be .
 gfomneG

stopped. Ne-. York Aug. 22.-A fall race meetinr of eleven days will be held hv the Carev Island Jockey Club, pro- vided professional betting can be stopped.
 This announcement was made today after a meeting of the Executive Com mittee called to consider the matter Tn vie-v of the recent Iegtslation. Should 1t h found tha professional betting car not he storned. the gates will he closAd to the public and the -dkes run of in private.
 Facing will beEin Aug. %. ciesino sent, 12 emitting the two Fridsvs, The vneet will one,, with the futurity han dicap. opo of the most important races of fhe fall
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-23

Summary-Two-ba base hit, Downey. Three-base hit. Henline. Sacrice hit. Fleharty Stolen bases. Wiseman. Dow ,ney. Smith. Struck out by Fleharty 3. by Daubert ?. Base on balls. off Fleharty 2, off Daubert 2 Hit by pitch CT Fleharty (East. Daubert); Dauhert. (Downey. Larsen.l Double play. Smith to Douglas fIits apportioned. off Per due in 2-3 innings. off Daubert in 1-3 Innings. Time of game, 1:45. Empires, Brown and Carpenter.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-23
west Greene wins Game.

Aliceville. Aug. 22-(Special.) 1.-The AIieeyilIe and West Greene teams met her today and played close game. The final result was to in favor of West Greene. A
 rick Fitzpatrick and Sanders; West Creme, Norwodd and Taylor.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-23
SOUTHATLANTCLEAGUE
Jacksonville Wing Pennant.

JacksOnvIlle, Fla, Aug. 2Z.-Ihe South Atlantic League closed here to- day. the locals losing to Columbia by the score of to 1. mostly through loose fielding. Jacksonville wins the pennant by good margin over Savan. nah, their nearest opponent
 Jacksonville.. .. 900 100 0n0-1 8 f Columbia. ...100 O31 Q00--5 6 ]
 Batteries-Spotsw and TaTee: Welsher and Gunter.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-23
BOston Wiua

Vhicago, Aug. 22.-The locals lost to Boston today in the fifteenth inning. Bates cid with his fifth hit. A sacrl- scoring two runs. The locals could do but very little of Tauckey, with men Shicage Sh 1asoS' .ooo 900 900 100 ooo-I II II z 2 Boston 900 GOO 00l 900 OO2-3 l5 ,
 Batteries-BrowR and Kling; Tauc- key and rGaham. Time. 2:40. Um- pires Rigler and Rudedrham.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-23
 'Batted for. Savidge In ninth.

Summary-Two base hit, Massing. Sacrifice hit Hickman. Stolen base. Daley. Double plays Babb to Cranston to O'Leary; senter (unassisted). Struck out, by Savidge. ,; by Hickman. 8. Base on balls, of Savidge. 5; off Hick- man. B. Hit by pitcher Hickman ,tCarey). Time 1:57. Empires Wheel CT and Moran.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-23
AIaaIra Baseball Team.

Seattle. Wash. Aug 22.-The Fair banks (AIaska). baseball team has ar- rived in Seattle and will start Monday on a tour of the State. The first stop will be made in Spokane and the play CTS will then work toward the South ern country for the winter, playing along the Atlantic coast next spring, and back across the country to Seattle newt fall
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-23
HoNoRS ARE EVEN
RARONs AND VOLUNTEERS SPLIT
 nOUBLE-HEADER.
Doxvnex Put Out or Game for Building Bonflre in Pitchers Box Perdue Fined for Light
 ing a Candle.

Birrningham, Aug. 22.--Poor base running ard indifferent playing cost Birmingham the first game. In the second the locals pounded Perdue or
 Before Browne called the second game darkness was fast falling. Dow Iiey was put out of the game for build perSue was driven from the side lines and fined for quietly sitting by light ed candle. !
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-23


 Every bit as brilliant as far as pitch ing goes was Lively's performance in the second game. While 1t was his first venture in a league higher than steady. as if he was a veteran. His control was perfect not giving a base on balls during the game.
 He had good control of his spit ball curves that struck out i've Atlanta bat ters. Only two clean hits were made otf him during the game. Clayton hit clean In the first Inning and Fox hit clean in the fifth. Dyar beating out 2 hunt in the same inning. During the eight Innings that he worked. onlV four flies went to the outhefd. He was eompIete master of the game at every stage and handed the Crackers one of the cleanest cut shut-outs one ever sees
 Radabaugh, who was in against him. was pitching great game also. His control was splendid. striking out sew en batters and giving only one base on balls. which did no damage. Only six hits were made off him but the Climbers punched two hits in the second inning and four hits in the third. cinching the game. Except for these two innings not hit was made of Radabaugh. but the Crackers were absolutely helpless all during the game
 two down In the second. Pope hit clean and the first run of the game came in. Pope stole second but Har' was out on hit to Jordan.
 Lively hit clean In the third and went to third on Persons two-bagRer. Hopkins was out on 6 foul to Smith and Reagan sma ashed one at Jordan The Atlanta second sacker fired the ball to the plate but Smith did not touch Lively who counted. Greminger smashed one to left. driving Persons and Reagan home, GreminRer going to third and scoring on Ferry's hit.
 Radabaugh ended 1t by striking out Rockentield But the four runs made it to o.
 It closed this way. Pfenningsr call ing the game at the end of the eighth inning to allow the Climbers to catch the train for Memphis. The score was:
 Second Game:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-23
snYnnnnh Wins .

Savannah, Aug 22-The final game of the season went to the home team. by the score of to 3. R. H E. Savannah .O01 0O3 1Os-s 2 2 Augusta. 100 100 100-3 B 6
 Batteries-Hoa. Richardson and Pel- key; Hartley and McMahon and Bier man. Time. 2;05. Umpire Latham
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-23
Fair Concession Rlds

Bids will be received in writing. sealed, marked Bids" for all concession privi- leges. Third Annual Fair. Alabama ARricul- fural Association. Vandver Park. Montgonl- cry. Ala. October 19 to 24. 1908. Bids will be opened and contracts awarded on Au- gust 77th. Preference given flat rate bids. The Association reserves the right to reject any and all bids.
 FRANK P. CHAFFEE. Secretary,
 Box 5s3. Montgomery. Ala.
 -eosu-4t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-23

field. Persons. Stolen bases, Pope Reagan. Bases on balls: Of Rada- baugh 1; Lively. 0. Struck out by Radabaugh. '; Lively. 5. Time of game 1:40. Umpire. Pfeninger.
 Game called by umpire to allow Montgomery to catch train
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-23
Totals ,..32 1 27 !fIit f for Robertaiile in ninth.

Downey. Wiseman. McElveen. Daubert. Struck out, by Robertaille 6, by Perdue g. by Hunter 2. Hit by pitcher; koo- ertaine (Hunter.) Passed ball. Hardy Double plays, Douglas to Walters, hun fer 10 Hardy to Daubert. Butler t9 East. Hits apportioned. on Perdne. in innings, off Hunter in 6 innings. Time. zoo. Umpirss, Brow nand Car penter
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-23
chnrIcntnn WIna

Charleston, & C.. Aug. 22-Charlestop closed the series today by winning from Macon. Score: RH.E Macon ....... O1O 900 O0O-1 8 3
 Batteries-Clancy and Reisin ger. Mil- lirons and Shea. Time, 1885, Umpire. Buckley.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-23
Notice to Electrical Con-
 tractors.

Sealed bids will be received at the Cover nors office. Montgomery Ala. until August 26th. 1908. for the wiring of the Engineer ing building and the Biological and Geolo- gicaI building of the University of Alabama. Plans and specifications may be seen at the office of the President of the University.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-23
rotaIa
score by innings'

Score by innings
 Memphis. 0OC l0I OOO-5
 summary-Home run, Baerwald, Two base hit Dpnahue- Sacrifice hits. Benson. Owenl Double play, Cranston to Lindsay to tOLeary. Struck out by Fisher. 1. Tinle 1:1s. Umpires Wheel CT and Moran
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-23
AMERICAN LEAGUE
netroit MIns.

St. Louis-New York, RaIn. New York. Aug. 22.-St. Louis-New zorx game postponed, wet grounds.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-23
chseaR0 Victorious.

Boston, Mass, Aug. z4-HaFu hIl- . tinT hv the visitors and poor base f~16ning by the locals gave Chicago be days game, ' 10 5. Young. Bur
 .helI and Smith were batted from the box. Manager Jones and Davis were cisfon. .o aoo aao G aostoS .. ....I29 900 1Z0--s 0
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-23
DE CHA
 ;lIlilII3 3S
TO WROM IT MAY CONCERN

/The w.. A. Jackson referred to in Montgomery Advertiser of 21st inst. as filing petition in bankruptcy. and meet ing of creditors called for 2nd day of Of the Real Estate and Insurance firm of W. 4. Jackson & Co, I9l-2 Com merce Street, Montgomery Ala.
 W. A. JACKs ON.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-23
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
NATIONAL LEAGuE.
GAMES YESTERDAY.

- southerns--
 Montgomery. ?; Atlanta. 1. tfrst game).
 Montgomery. 5: Atlanta, c; (second game Eight innings. called to allow Montgomery team to catch train.l Birmingham, |; Nashville. 3; ohrst Birmingham. '; Nashville 0: tsecond Mobile. $; Memphis. 0, thrst game.l Mobile. O; Memphis. 2: tsecond game.) No other games scheduled. American League,-- Washington. { Detroit. Boston. 6; Chicago. 7 New York st. Louis. rain. Philadelphia. 1; Cleveland. National LenEuei Chicago. 1: Boston. 3. Pittsburg. i: Boston. c; GIT innings.) New York. 5: Cincinnati. 1. St. Louis. 5; Philadelphia. 4. American Association. Indianapolis. 3: Kansas City, 8. Columbus, Il; St. Paul. O. Milwaukee. 6: Louisville. 1. Toledo, '; Minneapolis. 3.
 GAMES TO-DAY. Montgomery in Memphis. Atlanta in New Orleans. Birmingham at Mobile. National League Brooklyn at Chicago, Boston at St. Louis. Philadelphia at Cincinnati.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-23

Montgomery ... 100 900 001-2 Hopkins. Greminger. Stolen bases McMurry. Hopkins, Perry, Jordan. Double plays Greminger to Rocken- field to Perry. Base on balls. off Guese. 1: off viebhan. 2. Struck out: By Guese 2; by Viebahan H. Passed balls. Shannon. Time 1:so. Umpire. Pfenninger
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-23
cIeyeInnd WIna.

Philadelphia. Aug 22.-Cleveland won easily here today by punching nlIs on Vickers Sand Dygert: n F., fxIaveiand .020 900 421-S II Phiiadeiphia. o1O 900 0oo-1 2
 Batteries-Chech and Clarke; Vick- ars. Dygert and Schreck. Time, 1850. IInpires, sheridan and Evans.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-23

Detroit Wins.
 Washington, Aug. 22-Detrolt bat nings toda wand defeated Washington, summers was effecA ve but wild, the To- calls punching two Aits with base on balls and @ wild pitch In the se6ona 1S inning. ooo-ooo ,oo % Detroit. .. :. ..OOs 900 111-6 II Q Batteries-Hughes Gates, Johnson Summers. Time, l.55. Cmpire. Egan.