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The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1908-06-19

Don't think that piles can't be
cured. Thousands of obstinate
cases have been cured by Doan's
Ointment. so cents at any drug
store.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1908-06-19
The National Convention.

The report OF the opening OF the
National Republican Convention
and handsome picture Of the
next president of the United States
will be found on the third page OF
this issue.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1908-06-19

LOST-May End on the Will
liamsburg road between Mont
gomery and the Club House on
Loutre, one red comfort, finder
return to j. X. Barley and receive
$3.50 reward.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1908-06-19

Sunday morning services at the
Baptist Church. The collection
for district missions will be taken.
Everybody invited to worship
with us morning and evening.
7. M. GREEN, Pastor.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1908-06-19

Biliousp Feel heavy after din-
ner? Tongue coated2 Bitter tastea
Complexion sallow? Liver needs
waking up. Doan's Regulets cure
bilious attacks. IS cents at any
drug store.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1908-06-19
BUcKLEN'S ARNlcA sALvE WINS

Tom Moore, of Rural Route =,
Cochran, Ca, writes, 81 had d
bad sore come on the instep of my
foot and could find nothing that
would heal it until l applied
Bucklen's Arnica Salve. Less
than half of 25 cent box won the
day for me by affecting perfect
cure" Sold under guarantee at
Crump & Kidwell's drug store.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1908-06-19

The Deering Binders are the
standard of perfection. Call on
McKelvey, Montgomery City.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1908-06-19
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
Personal Mention and Local
Happenings OF Interest In
and About Montgomery

John V. Nobel OF High Hill was
here Monday on legal business.
Mr.. Hart of Columbia was the
guest of Miss Clarice johnson
Sunday.
Mrs. Emma c. Hoffman OF Dem
ison, TIE xas Is visiting her sister
Mrs. E. b. Moore.
Little Margaret Lakeland left
for Kansas City Monday where
she will reside.
Lucius Briniger and James Ker-
win left for the golden wheat fields
of Kansas Sunday.
Mrs. Mayhill has had the walks
in front of her property repaired
during the past week.
A fine granitoid walk is being
laid in front of the residence of
H. G. Turner this week.
w ork was commenced Monday
on q fine cement walk in front of
the residence of Mrs. Soloman-
Taylor.
Chas. Powell and John D. Ulrich
were initiated into the Modern
odman at the last meeting of
the camp.
VIM. E. Constance OF near High
Hill was here Monday attending
the stock sale and calling on his
many friends.
DIR. j. A. Phillips, our popular
Vete rinary was called to Galloway
Cou nty last Thursday on profess
sional business.
Mrs. Mary Culp of Alton, Ore
gon County and son are the guests
of Mrs. Culp's brother, Mr.. N. A.
Will son and family.
David Appling a prominent
bus mess man of New Florence
and wife with Miss Lucy Robert
son were visiting E. B. Moore and
wife Sunday.
Rev. G. 1. Vandeventer, known
in this city, died at st. Joseph
last Thursday night. He was the
oldest minister in the M. E.
church, South.
The local option election held at
DeSoto Tuesday, resulted in a
victory for the SWEETS" by a ma
jority of 371. The county gave
majority of 2377.
A large number from here at
tend ed the Drummer's Meeting at
Mexico this week, among them
were H. G. Turner and wife, j. M.
Barker and wife, Miss Lillian
Barker, Miss Fay Luck, Judge
and Mrs. H. w. johnson.
James w. Gill, our enterprising
mu sical instrument dealer is in
Chicago attending the Republic
can National convention. Before
returning home Mr.. Gill will visit
the manufacturing plant of the
Cable Nelson Piano Company
at South Haven Mich.
Through the courtesy of Mr..
w. A. Lotion we were permitted
to read a splendid letter from Mr.
L. D. Mudd dated Boulder, Colo.
Owing TO large amount of ad-
vertising matter and important
news ma tier this week we have
not space to publish the letter this
week. The letter in full will be in
next we eks issue.
Misses Edith Wood, Stella Da-
wilson, Flora Maupin, Messrs
George Maupin, Milt Singleton
and VIM. Singleton of near Buell.
and number of young folks were
visiting at the home of j. G..
Singleton of near Montgomery
last Sunday. 1t was a sort of 6
family reunion. All reported an
enjoyable time.
The Cemetery Association il
growing nicely. The ladies have
secured $780, appropriation from
the city and are working fol
members at so cents per annum
A man has been employed t.
work in the cemetery by tn,
month. Soon our city, thanks t,
the ener getic ladies, will be prou,
Of the home Of our beloved dead
Help the good work along.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1908-06-19

Jasper Tate, West of Mineola
bought his Shingles etc. from the
Peoples Lumber Yard. He does
not overlook things to his inter-
est.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1908-06-19
Coal

I am going to handle coal of all
kinds. Your patronage solicited.
j. r. Scale.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1908-06-19

Nice line of High Grade candies
and cigars at J. F. Hassler's.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-05
HUMAN PUNCHING BAG
TO BOX HOUSToNiANS

Admiration of the manly art of self
defense still lives in the hearts of many
Houstonians 1t is in that fact that
the death knell of the six-shooter
would be assured, if the formers exist
ence was far reaching enough. Tnis
fact came out yesterday when II was
learned that two young boxers in the
city had been found who would put on
the gloves with Joe Grim, the clever
boxer and hard hitter, who stopped OFT
here for a. short rest, en- route to Call
fornia. The two are James Ransom, an
expert and experienced boxer from Ala
hama. who has stood in the ring before
such fellows as Barry, Coler and the
Dixie Kid. The other combatant is
Edward L. Krusa of Chicago, who mas
met such boxers as Jack MckeeVer,
Honey Melody, Kid Lewis and one or
two others
There have been found two Houston
Youngsters who will open the evening $
entertainment with five-round go. II
will be followed by two other men,
when the feature of the evening will be
reached. Grim will spar with each one
of his men for five rounds. He Will
''point" them both out of the ring IN
that number of rounds. ON account OF
Grim being we'll known to the boxing
world, it is learned that several Gal
vestonians will come up to witness tne
nerformance. There are three pretty
good sparrers in Galveston who will
probably come up to see 1t, and one
NAV take a hand.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-05
TWO TEAMS WITHDRAW IN
SOUTHERN STATE LEAGUE

The Western Door and Sash ball
team has been admitted into the
Wholesalers league. in the place of
the Brick, Tile and Terra Gotta nine,
which withdrew after playing but one
game.
John Hayes has been elected as man.
ager and says he will endeavor to cap
ture the pennant again this season.
Next Sunday the Westerns try con-
c.usions with the Anderson Chanslor
nine on the Thirty-eighth and Santa
Fe diamond.
The Order of Perdo team No. was
presented with its cash prize of $50
yesterday afternoon by Treasurer
Red" Perkins.
On account of the i'll feeling which
exists among the directors of the
Southern State league, the D. |. Nof-
zigers AMI the University Merchants
have severed their connections with
that organization. There is a vacancy
1or two out of town clubs, and any
manager wishing to join the above
league can make application by writing
20 the secretary at 1877 South Spring
street.
The Gardena and the North Pasa-
dena teams would like to hear from
any local alu3 in regard to a game for
next Sunday.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-05
PITCHING MACHINE MAY
TAKE PLACE OF TWIRLERs

with a heavy heart the devotee Oh
the diamond will hear the news ina.
progress in labor saving machinery mas mas
invaded the consecrated realm OF Sport
with a device calculated to do away
With the baseball pitcher. The report
comes from Harvard that SONS
teretical genius has invented sort OF
breech-loadipg, rapid-fire gun @ Wlel,
Which Which mere amateur can deliver
everv known kind of shoot, curve, drop
snake. corkscrew, boomerang, stop,
lead slow and fast ball that now
forms the stock in trade OF noble
and an IL perspiring vocation, Information
is somewhat vague upon the subject
h,t This we know, that the thing works
with abominable precision. The gun
ner loads it, swings his range finder
into place, sights at the batter's stom-
ach, pulls a trigger and the machine
II will be a sad day when this pitch
ing machine becomes of universal en-
nIovment. To lovers Of the great ma
tionaI game the contortions OF the
human pitcher are the best part OF the
game.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-05
HANDICAP is
WON BY SHA w
By Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 4.-The
San Gregorio handicap, which was run
in as fourth race at Emeryville today,
was won by Tom Shaw. Burleigh. the
favorite carrying top weight, managed
tc get the place from Silver Stocking.
The two-mile race was captured by
Fulletta. with Prince of Orange and
Kogo second and third respectively.
Results:
First race Futurity course, seing-Bazll,
119 (Keogh), to l. won; Mitre. 1i5 Gargan),
to l. second; Asatan 1lO CIV. Kelly). IL to
5. third: time liza David Boland, Calves,
Tia Juana, Yellowstone, Batidor and Albert
Enright finished named.
Second race sis furlongs; purse-Orphan
Boy, l12 CIV Kelly, 10 TO l, won; El Picaro.
Ill Cw. Miller), to 2, second; Novgorod, lQ6
(Seoville). u to 5, third time "A. Tom Hay
ward, Schmoozer, Judge Cronin j. W. Furer.
Beaumont, Lookout, Minalto. Fargo Rose
and Yankee Mic finished as named.
Third race, mies--Fulletta, 1O7 uIeather-
toni, 8 to l. won; Prince Of Orange, 30 tGil-
berD 3 to l. second; Kogo, 104 (Kirschbaum),
II to 10. third; time s:42 1-5 Rotrou also ran.
Fourth race. furlongs. san Gregorio handi-
CAPTION Shaw, s2 (FIildebrand), to 2 won;
Burleigh, 12O CIV. Miller), to 8. second slf-
Yer Stocking. 81, GiiberO, to l. third; time
1:16. Grace g. Cadichon' Marian casey iec-
ter and Golden Wine finished as named.
Fifth race. Futurity course. seIing-Crys-
tal Wave, lO5 (stuart, to l., won; Emma c.
IOl (CarrolD, to /. second Mansard l2S CIV.
Miller), TO 5, third; time LIB SEQ John II.
Sheehan, Elevation, Duke of orleans ana
Prince Brutus finished named.
Sixth race, / mile and 20 yards, selling
Warning, l22 (Keogh) 10 to 5. won; Tancred,
122 (GilberD, to l. second; Maxtress l2z
(TIayes), to 2. third; time 1850 40 Lone
Wolf. Ed Davis, All Ablaze, Bill Curtis
Reechwood Jackfull, Captain Bush, Rosy
Light and Little Mirthful finished as named
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-05
ANGELS TO MEET
ST. VINCENT TEAM

The Los Angeles baseball fans VIII
see the Angels in action for the nrsl
time this season this afternoon wheh
they meet Hempels crack bunch OF
baseball stars from st. Vincents.
The game has been arranged as a
mutual benefit performance, as 1t VIII
give Dilion's men excellent practice In
running bases and playing together,
while for Hempel's youngsters they VIII
tecome accustomed to playing In fast
company and especially in facing
good pitcher, SO for them 1t VIII be IN
valuable preparation for the Stanford
and Berkeley games, to be played next
week.
The game should be fast and furious
from the start, as Dillon will have his
last years regular lineup on hand, with
the exception of Oaksin in the outfield,
while Hempel will send the same men
against Los Angeles that shut out the
Stanford team last Saturday.
The game begins promptly at 2:lS,
as Dillon wishes to get his men of the
field as soon as possible to prevent the
cold from acting on their wings and
thus hinder their playing while facing
The Sox on the following day.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-05
MAYOR WILL CHECK
FREE TICKET GRAFT
ASKS THAT MIsPEMEANoR LAW
BE PASSED
Rush of City Employees for Deadhead
Pasteboards for Britt-Nelson
Match Exhausts Execu-
tive's Patience

Mayor Harper contemplates sending
to the city council a message asking
that it be made a misdemeanor for q
city official or employe to accept free
ticket to boxing exhibition.
The wild scramble for Nelson-Britt
match tickets was the last straw to ex-
kaust the mayors patience.
1t has been a time-honored practice
until recently to distribute free tickets
to high Officials around the city hall,
hut some months ago the mayor put a
stop to it.
Notwithstanding his opposition to the
ticket graft, lately by devious ways
tickets have been circulating around
the hall. and most of the time of the
employees on fight days is taken up with
negotiating for free tickets or repaying
favors in connection herewith.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-05
AUTO RACERS PASS OMAHA

BY Associated Press.
I OMAHA, Neb.. March 4.-The Amer
ican car in the New York-to- Paris
race left Logan, Ia, 30 miles east of
Omaha, at o'clock this morning, and
took two hours to make ten miles. The
roads are very muddy.
BOONE, Ia, March 4.-The Italian
car arrived here at a. M, and left at
SAB o'clock.
OMAHA, Neb., March 4.-The Amer
lean car reached here at 11:35, and Will
remain until o'clock Thursday
COUNCIL BLUFFS, Ia, March A.
The American car, leader in the New
Yorlx-to-Paris automobile race, left
here at 11.25 a. M, after a five-minute
stop.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-05
INVITATION RACE is
WON BY GERMAN CAR
Amateur Drives 1928 Miles in Fast
Time of One Hour So Minutes
35 2-5 Seconds at
Ormonde
BY Associated Press

BY Associated Press.
ORMONDE, Fla, March 4--But one
event was scheduled for today in the
automobile tournament on the Or
monde-Daytona beach, the 128-mile
gentleman's invitation race. There
were six entrants, the race to be run
four times over a 32-mile lap.
Tomorrow the star event of the tour
nament. the 2SS-mile race, will be run
off.
The invitation race was started with
but three cars, S. b. Stevens, driving a
60-horse power Italian car; Louis
Bergdoll, an SO-horse power German
car, and R. G. Kelsey, a 50-horse power
American car.
After seVenty-five miles the German
car was in the lead and the Italian car
dropped out.
The German car, driven by Louis
Bergdoll won the 128-mile event for
amateur drivers in 1 hour SO minutes
and 80 2-5 seconds.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-05
CONCESSIONS BY LEOPOLD
DUE TO DREAD OF POWERS
BY Associated Presu.


BRUSSELS. March 4.-The sweeping
concessions made by King Leopold in
the new treaty which provides for the
annexation of the Congo Independent
state to Belgium are attributed to his
dread of British intervention, backed
by the United States.
The king, it is claimed, would rather
run the risk of facing an international
accounting of his stewardship than the
former contingency.
An officiai forecast of the new treaty
indicates that King Leopold not only
surrenders the crown domain In the
Congo, the revenues from which he
had enjoyed personally. but he relin-
quishes also control of both the admin
istration and the budget of the Congo
to the Belgian parliament.
The Cape Ferrat properties In the
south of France, which the king also
threw in. were bought out of his Congo
profits
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-05
HOPPE is A WONDER

CHICAGO, March 4.-Playing phe-
nomenal billiards, Willie Hoppe, the
young professional last night took a
longer lead over Calvin Demarest, the
national amateur champion, in the sec
ond session of their six nights match.
Notwithstanding the fact that Hoppe
played the far more difficult 1871 game.
while Demarest played the 142, the
youth completely outclassed the local
player. The score after the night s
play was: Hoppe, 400 to 214. for De-
marest.
Hoppe ran out a block of 400 points
in 18 innings for the remarkable av-
erage of % 4-1S. Demarest averaged
12 1917.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-05
CHEAP CARD
FOR TODAY
SELLING PLATERS TO APPEAR IN
FIVE RACES
Only Purse Affair on Program Is Firth
Number-Center Shot Will
Have Feather on His
Back
BY IRVING d. CLEMENT

With the exception of the fifth race,
a purse affair at a mile, the balance of
the card this afternoon is for the SELL
ing platter division, and in the first and
second races a fair lot is entered to
compete.
Some good selling platers will go five
and a half furlongs in the first race
and that speed marvel Hereafter will
again sport colors and Jensen will be
the pilot. Booger Red is speedy and
probably Preston will have the mount,
which will enhance his chances. Aqul-
line has only a feather on her back,
hut has not been running to her work.
outs Watch her today. Bemay and
Creston Boy like the route.
There are four good -year-olds
in the second race. Antioch will again
be ridden by Jensen. Force viii nave
Dupan in the saddle as pilot. Echopus
is a poor breaker at the barrier, but
is a reported good one. Bold has a
lot OF early speed. Ollie Ward Will
like the half mile route, as she is a
slow beginner.
A mixed lot of three-year-olds Will
scramble over the six furlong route
in the third race, and it is large field.
Royal Queen won her last effort in
easv fashion and is an improved filly.
Kerry is a rapid breaker and with good
racing luck is usually close up at the
finish. Turnaway is a speed marvel and
is in good form. Sparkle ran several
good races and DIR. Matthews last ef-
fort was an excellent one. He is about
due.
Bragg. Ellie. County Clerk and Perry
Wicks should put up a good contest in
the fourth race, as they are up against
a moor lot. Bragg will probably have
RYAN in the saddle. Ellie won his last
race easily and is in good form right
now. Schilling will look after County
Clerks chances, but he runs better
on muddy track.
The feature event of the day is the
fifth and Center Shot has only a
feather on her back ninety-two
pounds. Is speed bullet and
her race the other day was a good
one. Light Wool won several good races
in Oakland and is an improved horse.
Early Tide likes the distance and is a
good game performer. Sidney f. will
be running over horses at the end if
the pace is a fast one.
The sixth race looks like a split of
the fourth and a bad lot will run. Or
monde's Right may take a notion and
run his race today. Bonnie Prince
Charlie ran a good second to Ellie and
Fastoso likes the route. Lord Rossing-
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-05
FAIR GROUNDS SUMMARY
py Associated Press.

NEW ORLEANS, March 4.-Results:
First race three furlongs-Miss Haps-
burg won, Gloriole second, May Lee third'
time :36 As.
Second race. five and half furiongs-
Topsy Robinson won. Noohome secoho'
Minehaha third; time :0S 3-5.
Third race six furlongs-Dandy Dancer
won. Blue Lee second. Sabado third; time
1:14 LIS.
Fourth race, one mile-Hyperion II won
Redro second John Carroll third; time
1:39 2-5.
Fifth race, six furlongs-Ketchemike Won
Risk second Arrow Swift third; time
1913 3-5 -.
sixth race six furlongs-Hasty Agnes
won. sam Taylor second, The Thorn third;
time 1:14 2-5.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-05

Jockey T. Taylor, who had the
mount on Alma Boy in the third race
yesterday, got what appeared to be a
bad fall when something bumped his
mount, causing him to tumble. The
horse rolled over the boy. but he
luckily escaped with a slight shak-
ing up.
Jockey T. Rice, who had his collar
bone broken last Saturday when he
rode Raleigh, was at the track yester-
day. Will not be able to ride for three
or four weeks.
r. F. Carman added a two-year-old.
a half sister to Acrobat. to the list of
horses Auctioneer Smith will sell on
Saturday at noon in the paddock.
c. Ross was set down for ten days
because of his ride on Taylor George.
Ross cut across in front of Money Muss
with the Offut trick and almost caused
an accident.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-05
McHaIe for Boston

BY Associated Press.
ANACONDA, Mont, March 4.-James
McHale, last season a member of the
stockton, Cal, club, has been signed
by the Boston team of the American
league
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-05
BAR AUTOS AT BAR HARRoR
By Associated Press.

BAR HARBOR, Me, March 4.-The
town of Eden, in which Bar Harbor is
situated, has voted down a proposition
to repeal the ant-automobile law of
the town, which amounts to practical
prohibition of automobiles.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-05

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howNI / show
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Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-05
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Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-05

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brought finished
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-05
SANTA ANITA sMATTERINes

ton ran one or two good races in better
company and has a pull in the weights.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-05

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Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-05

hSA selling
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-05

minutes: off ie Value winner
second
Don DomoB Barht
held field safe thereafter Iauiah long stretch
So
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-05

h2 $780, syear-Olds and selling
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-05

466 FIFTH RAcrn miles, purse ''''' 'y''F-o'd' and ur
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-05
WHITE SOX
ARRIVE IN
FINE STYLE
PLAY OPENING GAME FRIDAY
WITH ANGELS
CHICAGO MEN FINE LOOKING LOT
OF STARS
Teams Have Already Been Made UP
and Everything Is in Readi-
ness for First Contest
at chutes

nIG up the old pencil and begin to
figure out the batting averages,
~ for the baseball season is right In
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-05
FOURTH RACE

Summer 1O5l5 lschnng ...l 81
A. off
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-10-04
 Capital and Socialism.

John Bates Clark in the October Atlantic
 In the socialistic state all the incomes of the year would be pooled. They would make a composite sum out of which eve ry one's stipend would have to be taken There would be no special and personal profit for any one. The gains that come from improved technique would not be distingushable from those that come from other sources. Every one would be laborer, and every one would get his daily or weekly stipend and if capital had to be increased-if the needs of an en- larging business had to be provided for at all-it could only be done by with holding some part of that stipend. 1t would be an unwelcome way of making accumulations. It would mean the con- scious acceptance by the entire working class of a smaller income than might otherwise be had. If one has heroic con- fidence in the far-seeing quality and in the generous purpose of the working class he may perhaps think that 1t will recon cile itself to this painful self-denial for the benefit of the future; but it is clear that there are large probabilities in the other direction. There is danger that capital would not be thus saved in suf- ficient quantity and that, if it were not so no power on earth could prevent the eaning capacity of labor from suffering in consequence. From mere dearth of capital the socialistic state, though 1t were more progressive than we think would be in danger of becoming poorer and poorer.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-10-04
Welcome Home.

The "stay-at-homes are kept busy just at this season welcoming the summer tourists to their native heath once more, From Europe, the east, north and west come scores of people each day who have been travelling all summer long, and Bir- mingham is a veritabe clearing house for the homecomer just now
 Daily the avenues are crowded with smart vehicles, and there is an influx of familiar faces. Here and there is seen brand new motor or stunning pair of horses; brougham of the latest build, in which fashionable society is greatly interested. All of the town houses are open once more. and the fashionable world is donning it's smartest apparel for the coming season
 The clubs, which during the summer were the rendezvous for the solitary bach- elor and the Summer widower.' are now thronged with guests at the luncheon and dinner hour, and present quite a metro- politan appearance in their autumn out fit and attractive surroundings.