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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-21
BEER CASE AGAIN UP
JUDGE JONES ASKED FOR ExTEN-
 SION OF ORDER. ..
Suit Between Two Lumber Companies Under the Interstate Commerce
 Court, Demanded the Att
 tention of the Court.

Iu the matter of the Parsons Lumber Company vs. the Conecuh Pine and Lumber Company. heard before Judge Thomas c. Jones of the United States Court for the Middle District of Ala bama no decision was rendered. the arguments and evidence being taken under consideration by the Judge.
 This Is a case of an Alabama lumber company against a Kentucky lumber company, in which 1t is claimed that the Kentucky lumber company did not fulfill its contract for the delivery of the attorneys, the provisions of the interstate commerce act was frequently referred to. and may have an import ant bearing upon the decision which is to be rendered by Judge Jones.
 In the afternoon Judge Jones heard continuance of the case in which the Lemp- Brewing Company of Missouri is endeavoring to prevent tho local au- tn critics of Birmingham from interfer- ing with the completion of their ship ments of beer to citizens of that city. At former hearing here a temporary restraining order was issued by Judge Jones permitting the brewing company to employ local transfer agents for the completion of their contracts in the delivery of the beer: the city of Bir- mingham taking the position that the owner might himself carry the beer from the freight car to his residence. or might use his own private vehicle in so doing.
 At the hearing today another tempo raary restraining order was sought by the attorney for the brewing company by which the city police and any other authority might be prevented from arr resting the delivery wagons and the drivers as the delivery was being made It Is but a continuance of the former temporary restraining order issued un- til the case may be fully entered into and explained.
 The hearing of both of these cases was made in the office of the clerk of the court, the regular Federal Court room being occupied by the three judges of the Court of Appeals, now in session.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-21
sourHERN c1TIEs. oREDIr.
Georgia and Alabama Industrial Index Glves
 Good Illustrations.


 Columbus. Ga, Oct. 20.-(spectal. )-Tne Georgia. and Alabama Industrial Index will say tomorrow in it's regular weekly issue;
 "rhe excellent credit of Southern munci- palities in the financial centers of the coun- try has just been illustrated in gratifying and rather striking manner by the bidding for S2, Gl0,o 900 of refunding bonds to be is- sued by the city of Savannah. Ga. There were thirty-four bidders. representing all the largest cities af the country where cap itaI Is partial to municipal securities as O safe and attractive investment. and the bids aREreGated the sum of S27,269, 900. The bidding of several large insurance compa- nies was a feature, and $1.000,0oo of the ponds was awarded New York life insur- vannah will receive an average 1.OblO TOT the bonds. netting it Q handsoms premium of about S130. 900. Several bidders offered to take the entire issue.
 During the week two consptcuousIy sue cassful land sales were conducted In the two states One was near Atlanta, Ga, and the other was at Wadley. Ala. where flourishing town has sprung up with tho coming of the Atlanta. Birmingham anu tended the later sale and business lots sold as high as $55o each. short while ago the site of the towh consisted simply of field and forest. there being only one structure of any kind there.
 "A S2O0, 900 gold mining company applied for charter in north Georgia, and In west Alabama 6 mineral land corporation with fine same amount of capital was formed. About d dozen new corporations are report ed for the week in the two states.
 Tax values In the state Of Alaoama In. ereased over S2o, ,00o,0 900 during the fiscal wear Just ended. which Is regarded as substantial improvement Valdosta' Ga'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-21

cotton mill has just received an order for $50. 1000 of cloth. the largest it has book ed during the six years of its existence, A and 1t Is reported that the cotton mill en- terprise planed for Manchester. Ga. will soon assume definite shape. Dawson, Ga, reports q S20,000 fertilizer company, and Foley. Ala.,p a new ice plant.
 Proposals are invited for extending the waterworks system at Gadsden. Ala, and for building a reinforced concrete bridge at Sheffield, Ala, The site for the Alabama Pythian temple at Montgomery, Ala. has been selected and this piece of construction work will coon assume definite shape. At Eatonton. Ga, telephone company peti- tioned for charter. and the city council of Dawson. Ga, granted franchise to a new : telephone company. A club house is to be built near Brunswick. Ga
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-21
WEATHER BULLETIN
U. s. DEPARTMENT or AGRICULTURE
 ALABAMA SECTION.
Ctimetoiogical Service Weather Bureau Weekly Weather Bulletin For the Week Ending Monday,
 Oct. 10. 1908.
General summary.

Ncnerat SummAfys
 The weather was very slightly warmer man usual for this season of the year. No ram Tell Tn any part of the state, and in many parts the sky was cloudless From ed. :.
 The mean temperature for the week, 63 degrees. was slightly higher than the nor maj Tor the preceding week and about one oesTee aooTeS the normal The nights were cooi and crisp during the entire week. and the vegetation In some localities in the western counties showed the effect of very Iignt trosfs. Day temperatures were some what higher than usual for the season. es. peciaIiy at the close of the week, which iact accounts for the slight excess in the mean temperature. The 18th was general " the coolest day and the lowest temper aturt at any station was 37 degrees. at On in the eighties were general on the i6th and lTth; and on the 18th. which was the warmest day of the week. a number of stations reported reading of SC degrees
 The following table shows the -tempera- t1re ana rainfall at selected stations;
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-21

stage. and several other players are scattered over the country
 The players have fared we'll from a financial standpoint. President John II. Brush donated the clubs share of the last New York Chicago game amounting to about yl0.000; the re- ceipts of the Academy of Music benefit on Sunday were $3.000, while they cleared about 1000 from the exhibition game. making total of SI4,000. This means that they got more than the players in the worlds championship
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-21
More Than ouInIne

ouinine Is simply one of the products of the Cinchona Bark. and the drug which Is used in GROVES TASTELESS CHILL TONIC contains more of the active principles of Cinchona Bark than ordinary Quinine. Everyone knows that Whole Wheat and Graham Flour contain more nutrinlent than ordinary white -four. as part of the properties of the wheat are lost in
 rendering the flour white. This same thing Is true of Quinine. and the drug used in this preparation Is a special product which contains more valuable properties than ordinary 'Quinine. The Standard for 30 years. soc. z adv
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-21
SERIES CALLED OFF.

New York and Detroit wnI Not Play
 This Fall.
 New York, Oct. 20.-The proposed series of baseball games between New York National and Detroit American It was intended to play the series on Thursday, Friday and Saturday of this week, but 1t has been found in- possible to secure representative son has decided to quit baseball until next spring. Bresnahan Is not in condition. Donlin is on the vaudeville
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-21
Gnnthern nlatrict.

Southern District.
 Baldwin Magnolia Springst Fair weather prevailed throughout the week. The days were warm. but the nights were cool There was an abundance of sunshine.-H. P.
 Barbour Eufaula: The days were pleas ant but the nights were cool. The highest temperature was 80 degrees, and the lowest was 70 degrees There was no rain. ana a high percentage of sunshine was received pr J. B Whtlock.
 Clark. TholnasvilIe: Fair weather prevail ed throughout the week. The mean tenn perature was s4 degrees: the highest was 84 degrees. and the lowest was 44 degrees. Sunshine was abundant.-J G. Forster
 Coffee. Elba: Clear and pleasant weatn- CT prevailed throughout the week. Ample sunshine was received.-W. s. Mullins.
 conecuh, Evergreen: During the early . part of the week the days were cool. out pleasant The latter part was warmer. The nights were cool throughout the week The lowest temperature was 40 degrees. There was no rainfalt.-Robert L. whit
 covington. Opp: The entire week vas cool but pleasant. There was no rainIaIl sI,'l sno a high percentage Of sunshine was reee'' ed-J W Powell. .,.,
 Dale ozark Cool but pleasant weather prevailed. The mean temperature wsS ,.V, o' degrees the highest was S4' and the ioW est was A degrees. The amount of sunshine was above the average.-Lucy Sellers: Mobile, Mobile Clear weather pssvs.trvs pss.,,r. | se degrees was about two degrees aooV' the normal The highest was S4 degreeas l and the lowest was bo degrees, ASUus yS, .S her cent. of sunshine was received.-Weath
 Monroe. Manistee: The weather was eleai ! hui rather cool There was no rain ourih' | Inc week.-Eugene Parvin,
 | TyaahinRton. Fruitdaie: Clear ana coo | weather nrevailed throughout the week Ths highest temperature was se deEree. on the iTth, the lowest was as degrees A1 o' | Tho ynorninE of the 18th. The drought con ttsvss ana rain 10 needed.-G. M Billhi "ie' EDGAR c. HORTON Acting Section Director
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-21
Bids Wanted

Bids will be received by the Board of Revenue until noon. Monday. Oct. 2e. for grading and graveling about four miles of the coosada Ferry Road Plans and pro- files on file fin office of County Engineer Bids arc also desired. Monday, Nov. 3. for grading and graveling road. between Norman Bridge Road and Plank Road. and for regraveling Matthews Road, between Carter Hill Road and Pike Road, and near iy four miles of the Pike Road and Carter Hill Road south of Pike Road Station.
 J. T. BULLEN,
 su-wed County Engineer.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-21
chanae h Racing.

Paris, Oct. 20.--At meeting yes terday of the International Committee of the Association of Reorganized Au- tomobJle Clubs.it amended the condi- tions for racing cars as laid down at Ostend for the season of 1908. Cars hereafter must have a minimum weight on multigrams (1.84S pounds) with cylinder bore at least 130 milometres.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-21

OLD SORES, NO CURE, NO PAY.
 Druggists refund money if DIR. POR. FRS ANTISEPTIC HEALING OIL fails to cure any case. no matter of how long standing. The only Household Surgical Dressing 25c. adv-2t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-21

Contract was awarded for the erection of a seventeen-story office building in Bir- mingham. Ala, and for a $100,000 church creamery.
 Contracts for building substantial mod ern Jails at Brunswick. Ga. and Fort Payne, Ala, were awarded A shipment of rails arrived to be used in the construction of a new railroad from Celia, Ga, to Val dOsta, Ga, Oglethorpe County, Ga, Is con- tempiattng calling election on the issu- @nce of road-improvement bonds. A Geor- stan received the contract for building s250.000 of railroad track in South Caro- lima"
 Oscar Gardner, once well-known in Is engaged in the saloon business in Minneapolis.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-21
Extracts From Reports of Correspondents (county-Place.)
 Northern Dietrfct

l Northern District. Blount. Oneonta: Fair and pIeasa n, weather prevailed throughout the entire week. The highest temperature was 7S degrees and the lowest 37 degrees.-Aquiila | J. Ketchum.
 week was fair and pleasant and the sun | shine abundant. The mean temperature was two degrees below the normal. The | lowest temperature for the week was 12 | deErees.-weather Bureau. Cherokee. Mackey: Fair weather prevail. ca the entire week The days were gem eraily warm, but the nights were A little eooler than usnal.-B. F. Mackey. Cleburne. Heflin: The days were warm ana the nights somewhat cooler than usual TOT the season. No rain occurred durin q the week-c. E. Groover.
 Cullman. culman: Clear and cool weath The highest temperature was g4 degrees and the lowest 3s degrees No rain was received-Eugene A. Grayot.
 Etowah. Gadsden: Fair and pleasant during the week. and c high percentage of sunshine was rcceiVed!-D, P Soodhue
 Jefferson. Birmingham: The mean tenn perature for the week was es degrees. about three degrees above the normal The highest temperature was s6, and the lowest ss degrees. One hundred per cent of sun shine was received.-Weather Bureau
 Jefferson, Irondsle: Clear and sunshiny weather prevailed throughout the week. The days were pleasant but the nights were a little cooL-G. B. Praytor.
 Morgan. Decatur: Clear weather prevaiI- ed throughout the week. The mean tenn perature was 62 degrees; the highest SO and the lowest 44 degrees. There was no Carriger.
 St Clair. Pell City: The weather was fair. Cool weather prevailed early in the week. ing eloudiness prevailed at the close of the wOek.-F. E. Spears.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-21

Al Kuehnow. the Duluth baseball promoter, is at work on a new North ern League, to embrace Minneapolis, and Superior.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-21

The directors of the Armory Athletic Club of Boston are after Packey Me- Farland to meet either Tommy Murphy or Matty Baldwin in the near future.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-21
Middle Distriek

| weather existed throughout the week. Thi being 40 degrees.-Frank Fitch.
 choctaw, Pushmataha: Fair and pleas ant weather with rather warm days and week. The lowest tepaperature was 3s de- | grees.-E. A. Carr.
 Coosa. Goodwater: The weather for tn. week was fair with an abundance of bright ! sunshine. The mean temperature was 6t l degrees; the highest ss degrees. and the lowest q degrees.=D. s. Brown. Dallas. Selma: There was no rainfall. clear and bright weather continuing throughout the week. The mean tempera- 1 turs was s2 degrees; the highest was e5 de- Erees. on the 18th. and the lowest 42 de- grees, on the 18th and 1sth.-C F. Brislin l.. Fillmore. Wetumpka; Warm days and cool nights existed during the week. No rainfall was received. the sunshine being 100 per cent.-J Galloway.
 Greene. Boligee: There was no rainfall and very little cloudiness during the week The nights were little cool. but the days were pleasant, the afternoon temperatures being somewhat higher at the close of the week.-Guy P. Brugh.
 Hale, Greensboro: There was rainfall during the week. and the temperatures were moderate. the highest being s1 degrees. on the lsth and the ne lowest %ss 4s degrees on the
 Chiffon, Clanton: The mean temperature was 62 degrees; he highest S6 degrees, on the 18th: and the lowest Ss degrees on the
 Lee. Auburn: Fair and pleasant weather existed the entire week. and there was very Ittle clOuuineSS. Ihe lowest temper ature was 42 degrees. on the 14th.-J. T. Anderson.
 Lee. Waverly The wetther has been clear. with warm afternoons and cool niglits No rainfall occurred during the entire week. Monroe Jones.
 Lowndes. Fort Deposit: The mean tenn perature during the week was 64 degrees; the highest was s1. on the 18th, and the lowest was 46 degrees on the 18th. Clear and sunshiny weatheH was received through out the week.-J. L. Parish.
 Marengo. Demopolis; Clear. sunshiny days and cool. crisp nights prevailed throughout the week. Very light frosts occurred in the lowlands.-B. L. GarbaT
 Montgomery Montgomery: The mean tenn perature. 64 degrees, was about two degrees below the normal. The highest temper ature was S3 degrees on the 18th. and the lowest 46 degrees on the 18th. There was no rainfall and about 90 per cent. of sun shine was received.-Weather Bureau.
 Russell Seaie The weather was fair. The first four days were rather cool. but the remainder of the week was warmer.-A. Augusta Bickerstaff-
 Talladega. Lincoln: The week has been clear throughout. Cool nights and pleas ant days existed. The lowest temperature was 4I degrees on the 16th.-R ". Tuck
 TalIapoosa. Dadeviiie; The entire week was fair with pleasant days and cool nights. The sunshine was abundant-W. B. Fulton.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-21

The latest 105-pound fighter to show class Is Eddie Doyle. In Philadelphia recently Doyle made an excellent show ing against Champion Johnny Coulon.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-21
BRIEF NOTES OF SPORT

ring. It is said the human freight | car" now tips the beam at nearly 450 pounds.
 Nesmith, Harvard's second team coach, Is the official scout" for Coach | Houghton.
 So far. Michigan has not been able to do much scoring on the little fel-
 Tn the Navy's practice. richardson
 Charles F. MolI has been reelected President of the Wisconsin Illinois League for term of three years.
 With a losing team behind him. Nap Fucker, the Brooklyn pitcher. made a great record the past season.
 Nothing will ever change the opinion robbed of the National League pen
 Eddie" Hart the former Exeter cap- tain, is making a good showing on the Princeton freshman eleven.
 His cheek bone broken and three teeth knocked out. was all that hap pened to Kleinath. Penn's quarterback, in the recent game with Bucknell.
 An effort Is being made to divide the present Texas League into two organ izatlons. one to be known as the North Texas and the other as the South Texas League.
 George Cano. pacer. with a record of 2:03 i-4, has been sold hv the Chris tian Hills stables of Lexington, to C. M. Grenough of New Hampshire for $15,000.
 Al Kuehnow. the Duluth baseball promoter, is at work on a new North ern League, to embrace Minneapolis. St. Paul. Duluth. La Crosse, Eau Claire and Superior.
 The directors of the Armory Athletic Club of Boston are after Packey Mc- Farland to meet either Tommy Murphy or Matty Baldwin in the near future.
 The latest 105-pound fighter to show class Is Eddie Doyle. In Philadelphia recently Doyle made an excellent show ing against Champion Johnny Coulon.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-21

George Cano, pacer. with a record of 2:03 i-4, has been sold hv the Chris tian. Hills stables of Lexington, to $15,000.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-21

Tn the Navy's practice. I..chardsor at fullback4 has played fine football.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-21

An effort Is being made to divide the present Texas League into two organ izations. one to be known as the North Texas and the other as the South Texas League.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-21

Charles F. Moll has been reelected President of the Wisconsin Illinois League for a term of three years.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-21

Ed Dunkhorst Is to return to the ring. It is said the human freight car" now tips the beam at nearly 450
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-21

So far. Michigan has not been able to do much scoring on the little fel- lows.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-21

Nesmith, Harvard's second team coach, Is the official scout" for Coach Houghton.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-21

With a losing team behind him. Nap Fucker, the Brooklyn pitcher. made a great record the past season.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-21

Nothing will ever change the opinion of the New York fans that they were robbed of the National League pen nant.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-21

teeth knocked out. was all that hap pened to Kleinath. Penn's quarterback, in the recent game with Bucknell.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-21

Eddie Hart. the former Exeter cap- tain, is making good showing on the Princeton freshman eleven.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1908-12-05
Barren Cows and Heifers.

Dr. David Roberts, Wisconsin state
veterinarian, says: "All barren cows
and heifers can be made to breed -
This can be done he SAYS with little
trouble and expense if given proper at
tention. Many a valuable COW and
helfer has been sacrificed or disposed
OF for the reason that she was not
made to breed. This may have been
due to lack of proper knowledge
along this line.
1t is very important that a COW. in
order to conceive, be in a reasonable
healthy condition. The genital organs
should be in condition to perform
their functional duties as nature would
nave them. A lack of secretion or an
excess of secretion, renders concen-
tlon difficult. A lack of ambition or
Vlgor, or an over amount of either is
an unnatural condition of the genital
organs.
A COW before breeding should be
carefully noticed to make sure that
there is no unnatural discharge from
the vulva. An unnatural discharge
would be discharge of mucous that
mas every appearance of the white of
an egg and at the period of heat usu-
ally contains little blood.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1908-12-05
Sheep Raising in Australia.

Sheep raising conditions are about
he same in Australia as they are
aere,' said F. L. Burt, of South Da-
kota, who is engaged in the sheep
raising business both in this country
Ind in Australia. "The sheep over
here are raised manly for their wool,
although the meat is also quite a
valuable product for both the local
and export trade. The price of both
wool and meat In Australia is regu-
!ated by London values. The meat.
which is shipped in cold storage YES
sells, can be kept fresh very easily,
Farm laborers in Australia receive
N the neighborhood of $40 a month,
which Is practically the same as thew
get here. In the towns the mechanics
are paid about $3.50 to 81 a day. Liv-
Ing may possibly be a little cheaper
over there, but the difference is not
very great. AS far as agricultural
conditions generally are concerned
you have many advantages here. The
climate In Australia is too dry. The
winters there are not so cold. how.
ever, and while the summers are hot
he heat Is not oppressive. ''-Balti
more American.