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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-05
THE RACES
ResuIta mt snrntora.

Saratoga, N. Y., August 4.---John Sam ford's sir John Johnson won the Hu- miles today, and vixen the horse re- turned to the scales a big crowd col- lected in front of the box occupied by MT. Sanford and he was given rous- ing cheer He took off his hat several times In response to the applause.
 Sir John Johnson was making his second appearance and his victory was a big surprise as the Whitney entry Royal Tourist and Dellrium were at odds on. The Sanford horse went to the front soon after the start ana managed to maintain his advantage to the finish, winning in a hard drive by half a length. Royal Tourist was sec ond, two lengths in front of Delirium.
 First race. handicap; five and a half to 5. won: seaclift, 1o7. ts, DnganJ. 5 to 9 third. Time. 1:06, Joe Mad den, Schlessig. Taboo, Hoffman, Direct and Mailman ran.
 Second race. selling; one miie-Pins Fancy, i07. (pugan). to ,, second: Polly Watts, s1, Lang), to 1. thtrd:. Time. I.4I 2-5. Killochan. Import and
 Third race, selling: five and half furlongs-High Range. 112, (Shillingl. 70 5, won; The Gardener, 102, (Mc- GSaG5a2h sG tPd T9e GetiytS i:Ss s ss Midshipman, Easy, Variation, Rock Ore, Lasata and Clef ran.
 Fourth race, the Huron handicap; mile and sixteenth-Sir John Johnson 95, (Sweet). to 1. won: Royal Tourist, ll2 (Dugan), 9 to ', second; Delirism. 1O7, (Notter), 2 to !. third. Time, 15S 3-5. Obert ran.
 Fifth race. the Seneca; selling; six Vurlongs-W oodcraft, 94. (Sweet), even, won; Adrirche. 109. (Miller}, 70 tJ l, second. Gowan, 105, (Shillingl, tO l, third. Time. i:i2 2-5. Adriana. whip, ton and Ardri ran.
 Sixth race, selling; one mile-Gfam- sar, 97, Dugan), f to T, .won; Tnr-n!a, s4, (Sweet). 3 to '. second; Chief Brant. f:4i s-5. Florence II, Tender md True, Punch, Admiral Dot and Queeh Lead ran.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-05
First Bale of New Cotton
 Sold for I5 Cents Pound

Auctioned off at Court Square yester- day morning. the first bale of Mont gomery cotton this year brought to Montgomery Monday by John c. Car ter. of Chisholm. brought the price of IS cents. The successful bidder for the unique object was the Southern cetv ton oil Company Ale bale was stored Mutual Warehouse
 There were few bidders for the bale. though a large and interested crowd congregated on the Square during the auction. It appeared to be the general cptpton that cotton could be purchased 4n q short while for considerable less
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-05

than Is cents. and the number of those who desired the honor of owning the first bale of the season was not near ly- so great as the number unwilling to pay the price necessary to obtain 1t.
 It is expected 2 that. if IslgsEA AfAeely dry weather prevails fof two weeks, cotton will begin to flow Into the city within that period of time
 The precursor of the seasons crop wss produced by Mir Carter on his fertile place several miles from Mont gnmery. It represented the picking of t20 acres of highly fertilized land
 The first bale marketed in Alabama was brought to Headland where it sold for is 1-2 cents,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-05
To fhe Public.
. Nontromerv Ala. .Aux. 8.

Montgomery, Ala, Aug. 3. 1908. To the Democratic Voters of the Sec- ond District:
 will be a candidate for the Demo- cratic nomination for Congress in the primary of September the l2th. and re- spectfully solicit your support.
 l absolutely refuse to engage in the prohibition sham battle now going on and believe the matter was injected In dying the waters and 1istracting the attention of the people from the things which should engage their attention. My platform will be in circulation in q few days and the people can then see for themselves what I take to be na- tionsl questions. Thos. J. Hall.
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-05
GraceYiIIe TnIken Two.

GracevIIIc, Aug. 4.-ISpeclaI. J-- Graceville today annexed two games. The home team, in six-inning game. beat Richter's Cross Roads by a score was a feature, struck out fifteen men, and did not allow the visitors a hit The batteries were Patrick and Lane; Jenkins.
 GracevilIe then beat Wards by srore of 12 to 8. In this game Miller. for Graceville, struck out twelve men. Graceville played an errorless game. !
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-05
Wiley,
npoison squad'

pr. Poison squad Wlley' oI tnC Agricultural Department. who recently advised people to be careful what they ate ip the summer time saying that summer because they do not give thought to what they eat" was recent ly caught red-hauded in Washington News. And this is what he had be- fore him: Two large imperial crabs
 One large steak and trimmings A special salad. Some mugs of musty
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-05
R H I'd
Second game
America wins Chess Match.

Oxford, England. August IA chess match IastinR a week. between Messrs. Miller. Hughes and Whitaker. of the University of Pennsylvania, and four Oxford University players, Messrs. Roughtou, Lob. Petrie and Waterheld. the first nter-university match ever played over board resulted in an American victory of Ii 1-4 points against 1-2 points for the Britishers
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-05
EIect,nn At CInxton.

Clayton. August 4--In town cleo ton held here yesterday the following officers were elected: George ". Peach, Mayor; ". E. Houston. Marshall: | L. Martin. J. M. Nix. T. H. ventruss. q P. West, c. E. Watson, Councilmen; i; C. H. Feagin, Clerk.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-05
PhIlndeInhfn Wimn

Philadelphia. Aug 4 4.-Phtladelphia today landed on Reulbachss curves iFl the seventh inning and won the game from Chicago. Score: RH.E Philadelphia .OOO loo 30s-4 i
 Batteries-Reulbach and Kling; Cor riion and Dooin. Time, 1:4I. Umpires O'Day and Rudderham.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-05
Boston wins.

Boston Aug. 4.-Leiheld's wildness Tn the fourth and errors by Wagner Thomas and Gibson. gave Boston the game today. 4 to 1. Mccarthy pitched well, but injured his arm sliding for Boston ..... 900 800 0os-4 : Pfttsburg .... 000 0fO O0O--i 5 <
 sBatterfes--McCarthy Ferguson and Graham; Liefeld, Camnitx and Gibson. Time, 2:05. Umpire Johnstone.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-05
spIIt DouhIehender.

ggNNNgNE
 Jacksonville. Fla, August 4.--Jack- snnvtlle and Charleston split even In a double header today. In the first game, Viola was batted hard and was assisted by five errors by his team mates. Helm held the visitors safe all the way in the second. Score:
 First game: R-H.E Jacksonville 100 0o0 0OO4- E Charleston ., .. 0l0 3ti l03-1O 10 1
 RatteF!eS-viola end Roth; wDlis and Reainger.
 Second game: R.H.E. Jack sonviile. {. . ergo aei "---4 q Charleston. '... eco GOO O-O 3 2
 Batteries-Helm and Roth: Durrett and Durlin. Seven innings by agree ment.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-05
MURPHY WANTED TO
 BUY PITCHER THOMAS

few weeks ago, President Murphy of the Cubs asked him where he could set a good pitcher in the South. Be- tere leaving Montgomery, Ryan had best price he could get for him.
 So when the head of the Cubs asked him about pitcher. Ryan told him said, would be worth the money If he only won a few games for him. Mur- phy offered $500 for Thomas, and the offer was wired to President Chambers Thomas join the Chicago team in Brooklyn President Chambers wired Ryan that he wanted s2,000 for Thomas, and Murphy refused to give 1t, the deal reopened or not remains to be seen, but it Is a bad idea to get rid of Thomas right now. just as the Climb CTS seem to have got to going good.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-05
NATIONAL LEAGUE
St. Lonls Slut out .

Brooklyn, Aug. 4,-Donovan,s men scored another shut out over the St { Louis team today. The locals put up an, errorless fielding game, and Will, helm allowed the visitors only three st. Louis 900 900 ooo-o Brooklyn .... .00o OH :. 01s-3 0
 Batteries-Raymond Karger and Ludwig. Wilhelm and Bergen. Time
 l.25. Umpire, KIem.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-05

Atlanta, Ga. August 4.---t tSpecial.)- Two games tomorrow, Guese and Thomas, Hart and Snanfiont for Mont gomery, Ford and probably Rada- baugh for Atlanta.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-05
WINS EASY VICTORY
THE voLUNTEERs FILED UP Frrs
 TEEN RUNS.
The Barons Went To Pieces And Rob- ertaiiie Proved An Easy Mark And His Support Was
 MfaRr1h1e.

Nashville. Tenn. August 4.--Bir- mingham went to pieces today and Nashville won with ridiculous ease. Robertaiile was an easy mark after the fourth inning and his support was miserable. Score: %
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-05
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Ro.ton Victorious.

Chicago. August 4.--Boston took to- days game from Chicago by f to 1. Score: R.H E Chicago. =. 09e 900 010-1 Q Boston. . 900 100 210--s 2
 Batteries-Altrock,O owen and Su1li- van; Young and Crfger. Time 1:4l Umpires Sheridan and Egan.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-05
New York yVlna uoth.

New York, August 4.-The local Ma tional League team moved up to second place today by winning both games Of double header from Cincinnati while Chicago was being whipped by the Philadelphians. The first game went to the twelfth inning, New York get ting the winning run with none ont The second game was called at the end of the eighth inning on account of darkness with the score to in favor of the locals Scores:
 First game: R.H.E. Cincinnati. :. 0oo OO1 oo2 o00---s 2 New York. 0h0 no 01O 001---4 14. 2
 Batteries-Ewing. Coakley and Schlei: MeGinnitY. Mathewson and Bresnahan. Time 2:2s.
 Second game: R H B. :. Cincinnati. .., =. 00l 900 00--1 l New York. 010 012 O$-4 l
 Batterles-Coakiey, Dubec and Me- Lean: Mathewson and Bresnahan. Time 1:20. Umpires Riseler and Emslie.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-05
SOUTHATLANTIcLEAGUE
Augusta Wins.

Columbia, August 4.--Augusta won today's game from Columbia by hit ting NAlz hard and opportuneIy. Score: Augusta. .. 301 900 200-6 i2 2 Columbia 900 01l 0e0-i
 Batteries-Beagan. Herman and Car son: Volz and Cote.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-05
How Abouf Iff

Are you one of those enjoying the most delightful treats of the summer ? Or are you. denying yourself the de- licious pleasure contained in a bottle of Pepsi-Cola? Phone 2002LPepsi- Cola Bottling Go. -Adv-7t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-05
Score by innings:

Summary-Two base hits Thornton. Daley. Sacrifice hits. Benson, g. Strat ton. Base on balls. off Breitensteins 1. Struck out, by Becker, 1. Left ( bases. Mobile, B. New Orleans. 4. T of game 80. Empires Wheeler 4s4d FitZsimmonS.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-05
Cleveland Wins.

Cleveland. August 4.-Clevelnnd de- feated Washington in an exciting game today by a score of to 5. score: Cleveland. oio 900 51.-7 10 ( Washington 001 002 O20---5 10 .
 Batteries--L Leibhardt, Ryan and N. Clarke: Hughes and Warner. Time 2:09. Umpire O'Loughlin.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-05

The Vicksburg team is making a game fight for the Cotton States League pennant. but it begins to look al though Jackson had 1t on them.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-05

The South Michigan League is hav- ing one fine race. Saginaw Is leading with a percentage under 500 and Bay City is last with over .400t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-05
sayannaI, .Wsun

Savannah. Ga, August 4.-The Sa- yannah team outplayed Macon today Score: S' RH E Savannah. :. :. 900 002 f0s-3 Macon. s-. .. j. 900 00o l00--1 4 Q
 Batteries--Hoff and Moran; weems and Robinson.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-05

Every Drir Served at the orpheum Fountain Guaranteed to Be Absolutely Pure. A trial will ConVince You.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-05
NTaxwaIT for AtInnfn .

A letter received by friend in adeIphia, says that he has turned Bert Maxwell over to Billy Smith of the Att lanta club for the balance of the sea. gnn
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-05

summary-Bases on balls, of Hunter, 1 off Robertaille, l: Hit by pitcher. by Hunter. 1 1; by Robertaille, l. Struck out. by Hunter. 2; By Robertaille. 2. Wild pitch. Robertailie. l, Two base base hits Seigie, Daubert. Double plays, Wiseman to Daubert. Sacrifice hits, Seigle, 2: Douglas, Walters. Stolen bases, Bay ?; Wisemap; McEveen. Larsen. Left on bases. Nashville. 10; Birmingham. 5. Time st:S0, Umpire carpenter.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-05
As1ERIcAN LEAGUE.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
GAMES Yas sIERDAY.
Southern.

Atlanta -Montgomery postponed. rain Nashville, s1b; Birmingham. 2. Nashyiile- Birmingham postponed ac- count rain. slsecond gan1e) 2 Mobile, 1: New Orleans, 0. Little Rock Memphis postponed, rain South Atlantic. Savannah, 8; Macon, 1. Columbia. |; Augusta, 6. Jacksonville. i-s; Charleston. 10-0. Americnn Association-- LOgisvills. Kansss City postponed. Toledo. 3: St.. Paul, 0. Minneapolis, 3; Columbus g. NatIOnaIs---
 gostG9; {; Pis.sRprS; rs: |; | New York. 4-4; Cincinnati. ,S-1. Philadelphia, {. Chicago, ?. American League St. Louis-New York postponed; New York delayed behind wreck. Detroit 4; Philadelphia. 3. Cotton states League-.. Monroe. 8; Columbus. 1. Gulfport- Biloxi. 0: Jackson, .. Vicksburg, s; Meridian, 2.
 GAMES TO-DAY. SOuthermt--
 Montgomery at Atlanta. Birmingham in Nashville. New Orleans in Mobile Memphis in Little Rock. AmerIcan.
 Boston at Detroit. New York at Cleveland. Natlonnlt---
 Chicago at Philadelphia. Pittsburg at Boston. St. Louis at Brooklyn. Cincinnatti at New York. American Assoelationi- Minneapolis at Columbus. St Paul at Toledo. Milwaukee at Indianapolis. Kansas City at Louisville. South Atlanfics--
 Augusta at Columbia. Charleston at Janksonyllle. Macon at. Sayannah. Cotton statesI--
 Columbus at Monroe. Meridian at Vicksbnfg. Jackson at -Gulfpopt.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-05

Worcester and Lawrence are having 1t nip and tuck for first place In the New England League.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-05

Buffalo and Baltimore win have to work overtime if they succeed in hold look mighty strong for Eastern League honors.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-05
AMONG MINOR LEAGUES

Artie o'Dea's Brandon team is in the front of the race in the Northern League, with Winnipeg in second placo.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-05
Detroit Wins,

Detroit August 4..--In an cratic but closely played game Detroit defeated the Athletics today. Score:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-05

The South Atlantic League never has had such a one-sided pennant race as this year. Jacksonville is leading. 200 points ahead of Savannah, which team is 100 points ahead of Columbia.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-05
nou1,1n tFeaarr H,olnv,

Baseball Returns Isyefy Day at Ma jestic Fount. Double Header. S
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-05

The race In the Northwest League has been a big surprise this season. Seattle, always a contender for the flag in past years. is tailing the bunch while Vancouver, considered an out sider. is going forward rapidly.
 Extra inning games must come in punches. A sixteen-inning game in St Loui s the same in New York, a seven- teen-inning affair at Albany. twelve Innings at Lowell twelve innings at Montreal, ten innings at Toronto and ten innings at Rochester, all com prised in the record for one day.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-05
South Atlantic.
Amcricnn AMnoclntInn.

Louisville Kansas City postponed. Indianapolis. 1; Milwaukee, II. Toledo, 8; St. Paul, 0.
 Minneapolis, 3: Columbus 2.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-05
NatIonaE,..

Nationals
 Boston, {; Pittsburg. |. < Brookfyn,' 3; St. Luis, 6. New York, 4-4; Cincinnati, .5-1. Philadelphia, {. Chicago, 2.
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Der 9iifte (in Nober1ber), ionoern
ging auf einen Sag nod meilles 8a-
ters Stand, bier5ebn Meilen bon Sml
glntonio, I'M @eid6fte fir meilell
gater bort gu beiorgen. Drittens
peroen Die gfecorbs aeigen, ooB id
Bel aaell 8erianlmIungen Ser County.
aommiiidre 5ugegen mar uno per-
ionlid oeren Sisuneen leitete. Sb
eilttDarf Den Blon fir oas 8orgeben,
ebe nod Serr @illiam Mubrep nit
ben aonlniiiaren auianmen getroffell
mar.
: Weine Hldne fir Die grlei6teruno
Der fiilalt3ielen Gage tp1breno Der
betpubten ariiis tpuroen bon ben
2onnifidren angenommen uno bon
Serrn Mubrep in alien Gin5eIbeiten
eenebnigt. Wdbreno Ser gansen
3eit Der ariiis blieb ib NIT ben bie.
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ben ieine getptn1eroe Berlonli9fit
berborbringen n1uB, bur6 arrogantes
@uftreten ooer anltoBigen ggoisnus.
gr iit elm re9ter nno gere6ter
&idter rno bat, mie geiagt, einen
nidt an5ntaitenben 9fecorb. @arum
iollte er onr9 einen Wann bon ungc-
priifter grfabrung uno unbefannter
Sabigfeit eriebt tperoen? &ann ir.
gen6 Elm triftiger l1b baItbarer
@runo oafiir beigebradt meroelt
&idter Seeligion aus Dem @mte gu
berorangen2
gfidter Seelision lit ein geborener
Seraner uno bat ungefdbr 5lpan5ig
Sabre IN Gan al1tonio geipobnt. or
tlitt felt uno ftarf fir 6ie perlonlide
Sreibeit oes 8oIfes elm uno lit allc-
5eit Elm aftiber, eifriger unb alsge-
iprodener @ntiprobibitioniit eeipeiel1;
oesbalb iagen mir, oaB Elm 8eamter
oieier Mrt, Ser Dem golfe 10 gut
rno pflidtidulois geoient bot, ber-
oient, bon uns tpteoerertpGblt gu tper-
Ben uno mir for6ern Sic orineeno
nno ernitlid auf, am IS. Suli gum
Stimnplab gu aeben nn6 gegen Die
Mmenoements fiir Yrobibition uno
fir guren treuen 9iener, @idter
@rtbur Seelieion, 5u itinlmen.