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Roberts. j. r. 1907. $500
Roberts n Bonner 1907. $500
Robertson, s. IT,, 1907 $1,000
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Rogers. p. c., 1907. S1UO
Ross. T. H.. 1907. Goc
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Rohm Mrs. Noah. 1907. zoe
Royal Roller Rims. 1900 $4,000
Rutherford, r. H. a co.. 1907. $500
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Sans T. T., 1907. zoe
Sanders. VI. 1907 $40
Sanders. Il. J.. 1907. Sl720
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Sandcrsou, H. 3D., 1907. $40
Sailors d Baker 1907. soc
Sa,iu c. r.. 1907. $3.50
Scot. W. j.. 1907 auc
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DELINQUENT TAX LIST

CarlQuost, j. +, 1908. 1906 and 1907
s3.6S
Carlock, JH., 1906 and 1907. $7.77
Carlocll & Cruce, 1907, $1.0O
Campbell Birl, 1907, $1.6o
Campbell, John, 1907, 81 90
Campbell J. L.. 1907, soc
Garter, W. j., 1907, s26.S0
Carter 4 Canon. 1907, $500
Carpenter. W. L., 1907, 70c
Carpenters Union. 1yOG Sl.OO
CuhV. Laura 5, 1901, $3.50
Cathey, Bell, 1907, SEQ
Chapman. L. c.. 1907, soc
Chandler. j. j., 1906 and 1907,
S9.S7
Charles, Mrs, Minnie 1907. 800
Clark. Josiah. 1903, 1906 and 1907
S14.3i
Clayton. +. c.. 1907, soc
Clcek. Geo. W, 1907, S2.7o
Clift, j. \, 1901 Sl.2O
Cohen, Lewis, 1907, S2.iu
Cook. Chus. H., 1907, S17.GO
Colcms, $. r., 1907, $51.Gu
Conner, A. r, 1907, Si.oo
Coleman, j.. r., 1907, SOL 80
Coonce, X. c., 1907, SOC
Cooley T. b., 1907, soc
Caustiu, e. A.. 1907 5000
Couch. A.. G., 1907, 3Oc
Cowcn, +. A., 1907, 4Oc
Cowan, Dick, 1906 and 1907, $2L6O
Cox. \. NJ, 1908. 1906 and 1907
50. .G3
Crenshaw. J. c., 1901 81 90
Crooms. ChIs., 1906 aud 1907, $i.33
Crucc, \. L.. 1901 $50 80
Cunning uam, G.. NJ, 1907, $40
Curtis. \. r., 1907. $33.3
Dance. II, 1901 Sl.2O
Daniel. W. A., 1907, $500
Davenport, J. H., 1907 $3.50
Davenport, Frank, 1907, 500
Davidson. John, 1906 and 1901
$9.0j
Davis, J. T., 1907, SOC
Dawson.Whithcld Fruit Co., 1907
$2O.4o
Dawson, Fred, 1907, $50
Darden Mary, 1907 2Oc
Day, J. L., 1907, $500
Demoss, Geo, 1907, $1.00
Dempsey, Lizzie 1907, soc
Denninger. Ora, 1906 and 1907 $3.50
Denton, Griff. 1907, $40
Desse, w. \. 1907, Sl.00
Detamor,, Mrs. A., 1907 S3.5
DickersOn, 5. NJ, 1907, $3S.l0
Dickerman. c. L., 1907 $500
Doggott, W. F., 1906 and 1907,
SiS3
Dolman. l.. S, 1907, $lG.20
Donaldson, Joe, 1907, $500
Dunbar, Il. s., 1907, soc
Duston, j. r., 1906 and 1907 81 6S
Duty, Brown, 1907, soc
Eastman, Nclsc, 1907, Sll.50
Echols, Martha, 1906 and 1907
$500
Edwards, j, A., 1907, SEA
Eldndge, c. H., 1907, 40c
Elliott, D., 1907, SO 60
Elliott, John, 1906 and 1907, s2.Sl
Ellis Jordan, 1907, 6Oc
Elks Lodge, 1907, 5000
Enz, Joseph, 1907, $40
Fason, II. c, 1907, $40
Farthng Bros, 1907. $40
Ferguson, b. L., 1907, zoe
Fickling, Mrs. NJ, 1906 and 1901
$l1.SO
Fieldbinder, w. NJ, 1906 and 1907
$500
Fielder, J, w. 1907, $50 80
Fillmore Lottie, 1906 and 1907
$3.50
Flatt, A., 1909, 1906 and 1907, S2.4
Floyd VIII, 1907, soc
Florice, c. f., 1906 and 1907, SO,
FLINT, Mrs. ID. T., 190I Si.S0
Fooshee, J. A., 1907, $l1O0
Focht, DIR. +, A., 1907, $40
Forman, Mary, 1907, soc
Fostce, Ed, 1906 and 1907, Sl.25
Fostee, NJ c., 1907 $40
Fower, }. r., 1907, SllS.50
Fox. Calvin, 1907, $3.50
Fox, G. w, 1907, 40c
Franklin, f.. b., 1906 and 1907 SIS
Franklin, VIM, 1907, 2ec
Franklin, NJ. H., 1907, $3.50
Frederick, r., 1907, 40c
Freeman, w. f., 1907, Sl9
Frcman 4 Anderton, 1907, So 90
Freezing, Mrs. v, 1907. 81 90
Frye, VI. H., 1907, 500
Fullbright, Pete, 1907, zoe
Gaines, ID. b., 1906 and 1907, SIS
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-08-28

Long. W. r.. 1907, $50
Louis. VI c.. 1907, zoe.
Love. G.. $. 1907, 800
Lyon. J. A.. 1907 sl2o
Majors ;. VI, 1907. 6oc
Mari. +. r.. 1906 and 1000 S22.Go
Martin. w p, 1905. 1906 ANA 1907
S3.7l
Martin. lou, 1907, lOc
Martin. r. u, 1907. SOC
Martin. c. c.. 1907. soc
Marx. Walter. 1907. soc
Massey. Oliver, 1905, le06 and 1907
sac
Masous and odd Fellows. lcolD
1906 and 1907, $3.50
Mathews. Jack, 1905, 1905 and 1907
S25.6o
Maybcrry y, 1907, Sloo
Meadows. !. w. 1907. a.c.
Ncuiu.. G. f.. 1907 Si.ul
Miles, w r. 1907. $3.50
Miller. $. c.. 1907. Sl-N
Miller. Roy. 1907, si0O
Miller W. T.. 1907. $3.50
Mitchell. Emma. 1907 sfa0
Noncysmith, w. H., lNU. $500
Mount G. c., 1907, iOc
Moore. Dr. r. ID, 1900 roOG and
1907 S32.7O
Moore, J. f. 1907 SIcl
Moorcheai, }. T., leu. 1906 and
1907. l2l9
Morrcy, Geo. T.. 1907 $500
Morrow, B. f.. 1907. ao.
Morrison, J. A., 1906 and 1907
S'22
Morgan. Jno.. (coD, lDoc aud 1907
$1o5
Morcy, W. W., 1907, $1,000
Moskowitz. b., 1907. $4,000
Mullons. \. o.. 1907 5000
Muskosee OH and Retulug CO., 1907.
$1,000
Nlussrayes. r. H.. 1907 SlaO
Musgrayes, NJ. T., 19o-. $40
Musgravcs. $. H., 1901. $50
Musgravcs, James, 1906 and 1907
$3.50
Nulkcy. lno, 1907, $500
Kurry, Maud. 1907. $500
McAfoe, J. H., 1905 and 1907, Sl.5>
Mccain. G. L., 1907. $3.50
McClmg, O. w, 1905 1906 and
1907. $3.50
McClatchey, w. T., 1g07. $40
McCommas. !. NJ, 1907 zoe.
Mcfarland, Joe, 1907, ioc
McGec. II. c., 1907, 40,
McGce, Arthur, 1907. Sl.o0
McGee, Mrs, ~. 1906 and 1907.
$40
McGcc, II. T., 1907, 500
McGragor. b. H., 1903. 1906 and
1907 S117
McKinzie, NJ c.. u, 2or
Mckinney W. \. 1861 $500
Mckinney, 5. c. 1907. $50
Mckinney, Edward. 1907, SiG0
McLemorc. w. E 1907. 5000
McNcmoe, Mr.. Mary. 1907, $500
McR1y, Or, 1907, S1O0
Nelson, l.. C.. 1907 soc
Newcomb. J. w, 1907. s1.OO
Nolard. Geo. 1907. $3.50
Nolatubbcr, J. H.. 1907, soc
Nichols, o. 1906 and 1907. SiO5
Nix. J. r., 1907 GOc
Nicholson J. H., 1908, 1905 and
1907, sl3.55
Orr. j. w, 1907. 22Oo
Overton, Z. G.. 1907 s2.7O
Palmer II. J., 1907 sl-.2C
Parker, W. j.. 1907, 51c
Parker, Joseph, 1907, GOc
Porter. i. A., 1907 $500
Paschal, Dr. Jno 1907, $40
Patterson, T, r., 1907 $40
Patterson Jim. 1907 $1.2O
Patton +. A., 1907, S10O
Patient, Frank, 1907, $500
Payne, Dudley 1907, $40
Payne, Ed 1907, $3.50
Pendloton, oscar, 1907, soc
Penton, Oscar, 1907, SOC
Peterman, \. D., 1907, sG.2O
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Peterson, VI. c., 1907, GOc
Perry, Bonnie, 1907, $3.50
Person, Marie, 1906 and 1907
5000
! Philllns. panl. lanl 1906 and 1907
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-08-28

lf lNiiVNlhS lA0b vi VI Niii'lh'liN'
IS published to comply with the stat
utcs OF the state. All persons are
urged 10 make payment before the
list has been turned over to the
county clerk After the rolls are
made up by the county clerk which
Will be immediately after the state
equalization has reported, then the
amounts herein reported VIII be col
lcct,d with intcr,s ct the rate Of rs
per cent and other II ccssary costs.
Payments may bl made now to the
undersigned
Allen Tilroa. 1906 and 1907. $40
Abram, Mary, 1907. 80 cents.
Adams. T.. H., 1907. 20 cents.
Adams. John, j. 1907 $50.
Adams, j. T., 1907, S1o0
Adamson, walter, 1907. 80 cents.
Adamson, j. f., 1907. toe
Adair, \. NJ, 1907, $500
Allen, Bob, 1901 $500.
Allen. lzora. 1906 and laJ 200.
Alexander. W. o., 1907, $3.50.
Nlborson, Nelson. 1906 and 1907
SlS2.
Allison. j w, 1907, s. 20.
Allison. V. L., 1907, $40.
Andcrton, O. W, 1906 and 1907,
S3.l&
Angostus. Chas, 1907, 20 cents
Apple Il Franklin, 1907, $500
Appollas & Boyd. 1907 Sl2.OO
Appleton, ". L., 1907, $t.O0
Archer, Richard, 1907, 40 cents.
Armstrong, W. A., 1907, $l.6O.
Arlington, j. r., 1907 Sl.2O.
Ashoy. Claudio, 1906 and 1907, 81 90
Akcna jim, 1907. Sl.0o
Aston \ B, 1907, $500
Barwen, j. r., Jr., 1907, $500
Baglcy J. W., 1907. so cents
Bagby, Mis- H., 1907, $22 90
Bailey, W. o., 1907, soc
Barker J. A., 1907, $3.50
Baker, William, 1907, so cents
Ball, Berry. 1907, 500
Bonner, John, 1903, 1906 and 1907
Sl.S5
Banks, Gabc, 1907, S1.00
Bankers Trust CO., 1901 $500
Baroll. J. ~, 1906 and 1907, $2i.72
Baulc Maudic, 1907, 20c
Barrett, Jim. 1907, 20 cents
Bates, o., 1907, $3.50
Bates, Mrs. Mary, 1907, $3.50
Baterson. j. W., 1907. $500
Bartlett, \. f., 1897, soc
Benntt, John W. 1905, 1906 and
1907, Sl7.O9
Bennett, u. A., 1907, soc
Banks, J. W, 1907, $IJ5.OO
Banks Mercantile Co., 1907. 5000
Benton, NJ. H., 1907 5000
BennEt, James W, 1907. 1910
Benjamin, Ben, 1907, $500
Benjamin, Oliver, 1906 ana 1907
si29
Bell, Jim, 1907, 4Oc
Bell Mollie, 1907, $500
Bell, Dixie, 1907. 40c
Bell, DR.. A. c., 1907, sl66.SO
Berry, Dairy, 1907, sl.SO
Berry, J. f., 1907, $3.50
Berry, J. r., 1907, Acc
Bess, w. A., 1907, 40c
Bice, j. w, 1907, SOC
bingham, \. W, 1907, s3iO
Biggers, c. A., 1907, Sl.5O
Bisnop, J. C., 1906 and 1907, 81 ,69
Black VIII, 1905, 1906 and 1901
S25S
Booth, DIR. T. S, 1907, $l99.10
Booker u. T., 1907 SOL 60
Bollin, W. r., 1907, $1,000
Boicc, joe, 1907 $500
Bonner, Mrs. l., Y, 1907, $500
Boswell S. j., 1907, soc
Bonman, l.. r., 1907, $500
Bonman, Ed, 1907, 2Oc
Bowlant, w. r., 1907 $500
Bowman, W, f., 1908, 1906 and 190'
$685.
Bowen, c. f. 1907, soc
Boyd, $. r., 1907 $3.50
Boyd, Ed, 1907, 800
Boyd, Il. A., 1901. $500
Bray, \. j., 1907, zoe
Bray, II. j., 1907, 81 GO
Brazeal, \. w, 1907. soc
Byrd w. H., 1907, $500
Butt, f. A., 1907, $3.50
Butler, 5. H., 1907, $1,000
Butts, ". NJ, 1907, 81 30
Butter, J. H., 1907, soc
Bunett, w. r., 1907, sac 90
Eurllson, ID. A., 1907 $3.50
Burton, V. L., 1907, soc
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-30
Personal and General Notes.

Of the S4,112 workers in the tobacco, snuff and cigar factories of the United Kingdom 25.603 are women; of the 1s.- 431 in the beerbottling establishments 2,947 are women; of the 15,114 in the manufactories of explosives 5,5sS are women of the 1S,962 in the litho- graphic printing establishments 6,bS are women: of the 102.4Ss in the boot and shoe factories 31 ,467 are women; of the S07.157 in the clothing factories i97, 320 are women. Of the British tall ors 13.ss4 are men and 4e.07S are wo- men.
 The interior of a temple used for re- Iigous ceremonies about 1000 years ago by a Mexican tribe has been repro duced in the basement of the American Museum of Natural History, New York. and will be opened in about a month as a public restraurant. The work was done by J. D. Higgins, head of the De- partment of Preparation and Exhibi- tion, under the direction of pr. Herman c. Bumpus, the Director.
 M Clemenceau leads a simple life at his house in the Rue Franklin, rises at 5 summer and winter. takes an hours Swedish exercises, a substantial meal at and works without stopping until at night. He rarely accepts invita- tions to lunch or dinner and hardly ever entertains. Of1cial luxury has no attraction for him. He has written novels and plays. but his favorite study is Greek archaeology, which is at pres Ant his only intellectual recreation.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-30
A Pretty Home Wedding.

At the home of MT. and Mrs. George Binford on East Water Street last even ing occurred the marriage of Miss Mary Alberta LaPorte to Mir. Charles G. Northrup. both of this city.
 The ceremony was performed by Rev. Father Mcdonald in the presence of q number of the friends and relatives Of the young people.
 The home of Mrs. Binford. who Is a sister of the bride. was beautifully dec- orated. At the appointed hour the bride, with Miss Rose Kelly as maid of honor, entered the parlor to the strains of the wedding march and at the i'm provised altar were met bv the bride groom. who was accompanied by his best man. MT. will Moore.
 After the ceremony Mir. and Mrs. Northrop left for short wedding tour, after which they will return to Selma. where they will make their home.
 The bride is an accomplished and gifted young woman who has large number of friends throughout Central Alabama The bridegroom Is Is well known young business man of the eastern part of the city.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-30
THE RACES
sheepshead Bay ResuIts.

Sheepsh cad Bay. June 29.-A new track record for five and a haIf fur head Bay today when Selectman won the Water Pearl in 1:l7 1-5. which IS 3-5 of a second faster than the old mark. Prlscillian in the first race ran the mile in 1.37 3-5, equalling the track record made by InquIsitor in 1908. He could have beaten the worlds record for him out. He was easing, up during the last sixteenth. Priscillian and Pe- ter Quince set a fast pace until the stretch was reached. when Peter Quince quit Priscillian then forged ahead and won by a half dozen lengths.
 First race, the Pontiac. mile-Pris- Gillian 10S (Dugan) to 5 won: Peter HHsneii West los 5Ot tMccaSey5 to l. third. T:Te
 second race. The Sporting Stak .s 6 !, 2 furlongs-Tony Bonroe i4s GFlels:h- (SmtthJ Is to 10. third. Time 121 4-5. Renault and Loudon Light ran.
 6nbe1lno 69ssf raoe i1s ihe eaSoyS hsRa 20 to MamSa Msdia%t 1Gs ii7 tMecarthy5 tMesr S SS to tSrd Time i:O7: Lawton WiEgins' Stesma n' Choir Master of Chester Brook and Es- eA Fourth tn race, The Bay Ridge Handi- cap, one mile and quarter-Old Honesty (McDanie) ? to 1 second; Killie Gran kie. 97 (E. DuRan) 6 to 1 third. Time 2:06 I-5. Fountain Blue and Big Bow also ran.
 Fifth race. The Water Pearl, 5 1-2 furlongs futurity course for two year olds-SeiectmGn, IT (Notterl to 2, ond: Connaugilt Ranger, 112 (Leel g to 10 third. Time 1 ;07 Is. Gliding Belle, El Picaro, O. U. Kid; Mary Knight liar old Junior. Chaffinch. Cotytto and Amri ran.
 Sixth race. the Troubaudour. maidens, one mile and a sixteenth-George q. Hall. TOT (Brussel) 10 to 1 won; Dalir- tauk, 110 (McDanieD to 1. third. Time i:47. Chaplatt. Royal Evox. Montrose, Count Reinford, Golconda, Dixie Gold. dor, Coat of Arms Irish Lace, Lady Corinne and Dorenia ran.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-30
ANOTHER CHALLENGE
SIR THOMAS LIPToN WANTS THE
 AMERICAN CUP.
He Gives Out Interview in Which He Says He Hopes to Receive Fa-
 vOrabIe Answer from
 American Friends.

London, June 29.-The Field. a week. ly publication, announces that Sir Thomas Lipton is prepared to challenge again for the American cup under the following conditions:
 "First-That new yacht shal be cut ter-rigged and built under the present universal rule of the New York Yacht Club.
 "Second-The New York Yacht Club shall designate the size of the yacht it considers most suitable for the race"
 Sir Thomas when seen by the Asso- ciated Press at Teudnoon, Scotland, to- day said that The Field item was per- fectly correct. He added:
 T hope my American friends will see their way clear to meet my wishes in tho interests of sports. The size of the boat is no object and am willing to build under the universal rule. If I can get assurances that a challenge will be accepted, I will issue it forth with"
 It is understood that the intention of Sir Thomas, with the New York Yacht Clubs permission, Is to build two yachts of a class designated by that club after design by Fife and to se- lect the better to compete for the cup.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-30
Results at LatOnia.

Cincinnati, June 2s.-Jason, an out slider in the betting easily won the steeplechase handicap, the feature at from Chancellor. In the final evehi, Leonora G. and Agnes Wood feii at the first turn. Both jockeys, Hlffna- gel. and Glasner were injured. cl, Track 1O5 (Fiynn) $33.O5 straight. $15;15 place, ren) s9.70 place. $9.55 show, second; third. Time 100 4-5. Denver Girl. Lil- ian Ray, Miss Hapsburg. Alice Baird, Mercandel Anna Key, Queens Message, Willow Plume and Chalice ran; s,o., short course-Jason $157. noe, $116.35 straight. S25.45 place, $1255 show, won McIlvain $13s, (Cochranel SsS5 place nett) $1s.25 show third. Time 2:5s. Impertience, Imperial. Dr. Keith, Judith. Macbride and Lights Out also ran. Coal
 T6ird race $ furlongs;-; Hqek, 1o7 1o7 (Troxlerl s1560 second; Lignando. lO7 IPowers) sZ65; third p,Iinta Tine liS pds s-Y' The Rebal Barnet. Trauhel, Edgar Hill, Jerry Carroll and Tim Smith ran.
 Fourth race. 1 mile--Direetor, ll4 IWarrenl s71O. second: Lady Esther, iI4 (HuhfnageD S9.50, third. Time 1:4U- 2-5. Stoner HILL Sylvan Belle. Maid Militant, Funlcu5aire, Harting and
 Fifth race, mlle-Bitter Miss. 100. (McGee) s3S.90 won; Water Lake, 109 (HufrnageN S10.95, second: Airship, III (Warren) Sl4.4O. third. Time :42 2-b. My Queen of the Roses. Jim Beatty. Miss Ogden. Cygnet. Caroline W, Con- vile. Walter Rollins. Voting Kohnotiaw,
 sixth race. mile and sixteenth--Lady Amy, .1O5 (Martin) s1S.9O. won; Lady Baldur. 1o5 (HeideD $22.50, second. Sii- yer Brook. 105 (FoRartyl $39.95 show third Time 1.4s4-5. Merrigo. Maide Fletcher. Apt. Sainsaw, Lucille D., Nal Couria My Love and Dona H: ran. Le- nora c. and Agnes Ward fell.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-30
WANTS GOOD ROADS
ENTHUSIASTIC MEETING AT MoBrI.r,
 COMMERCIAL CLUB.
Patriotic Citizens Make Speeches Urg- ing the Boards to Issue Bonds for
 Building of Highways.

Mobile. June 29.--(special.1 1--Urging the board of roads and revenue com mission to order an election for the pn-T pose of issuing bonds for the constructs ion of a system of modern roads cov- ering all Mobile county, resolutions were adopted at an enthusiastic meet Ing of citizens of Mobile and the county at the Commercial Club rooms tonight
 It Is estimated that the total cost of thfe system will be between $500. .000 and S1.000.0 900 and a campaign for the success of the bond issue. will imrne- diately b. organized by the Commer- cial Club. Five score of representative citizens assembled to consider the re- solutions and there Is no doubt as to their sincerity in the campaign for this improvement.
 The resolutions were submitted by a committee composed of J. H. Hobson. George Fearn and Fl. T. Hartwell and in edition to the call on the road com mission, the city council was asked to purchase necessary road machinery and appropriate $25,000 annually for use on unpaved streets. The board of pub lie works was asked to improve the drainage system. The resolutions were supported in ringing speeches by J. D. Bloch, Colonel E. l.. Russell, Capt ain John Craft, George Fearn and J. II, Schley. Their adoption was unani- nous.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-30
MIR. SPEAKERS HIT
TOOK THE GAME FROM THE SEA
 GULLS. Mobile and Little Rock BattIed For EleYen Innings Hn n itchers' Battle Between TOrrey
 and EyIer.

Mobile. June 29--(SoeciaI.)-De black, sombre defeat, the blacker the more sombre in that 1t came when the scent of victory was in the nostrils of the home talent. when rthe possibility of defeat hung like a pail about the shoulders of the mighty Micoue.
 For eleven innings the Gulls gal laHtly grabbed for a run, but the fates were against them. For ten innings, efforts of the Finnv Tribe were equal ly unayailing. but in the lucky lev enth, that crass. base, beknighted young person called Speaker. who is a.ready sure of a. big league berth. took his vorpal t!ade in hand and fha vorpa' blade went snlcersnaek for three long bases. The wee was complete when Benson riiscuied and the sorry Speaker slid safely to the last station. The one run had been made.
 A little Chopin's funeral march. please, professor. Otherwise there is little to relate of the grand game Both teams fie.ded in fine form and except in the eleventh. Big Liz Torrey was just as puzzling as old Pop Eyler-but what's the use-the score tells It
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-30
A FEW FOUL TIPS

Sung.
 Dropped the first
 Get the next three.
 Great game down in Mobile
 Race is getting more mixed than ever.
 Little Rock jumps from seventh to fifth place. ahead of Mobile.
 Manager Ryan wired Kay yesterday morning to report to him in Atlanta.
 For the first time in years the Ma tional League race is getting interest ing. Pittsburg being within few points of the Cubs for the lead.
 Negotiations were opened yesterday with the Mobile club for the purchase of First Baseman Hart. Waivers have not been asked on Hart, but Mobile is trying to sell him and Ryan Is making an effort to land him.
 There are three more games with Birmingham, Thursday is an off day and the postponed rain game of last April will be played then.
 Yesterday made the third game the Climbers have lost to Birmingham this season. They have played eleven. won seven. lost three and tied 1. winning four in Birmingham and three at Capi- tol Heights.
 The battery today will be Guese and shannon. spike" hurt his hand yes terday, but will be all right today.
 Only a few games to get on top now. Work hard for the Western trip is coming.
 Ladies day today. Repeat the per- formance of last Friday.