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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-19
SOCIALISTS PAY TRIBUTE.
Germans Remember Those Killed |
 Revolution.

Germans Remember Those Killed fin
 Revolution.
 Berlin, March 1S.-The people of the east side of Berlin paid silent tribute today to the memory of the revolution ists who were killed in the street light in this city in 1s4s.
 An imposing crowd of sympathizers gathered at the graves of the dead men in Friefrickhshain Park, which is now the center of the East Side district. and heaped them high with flowers and wreaths. The police had taken ample precautions to prevent any outbreak but their services were not called for: there was no disorder.
 Many of the wreaths bore notices. These were inspected closely by lieu tenant of police, who cut off with au enormous pair of shears any senti- ments that he regarded as treason able. Red ribbons predominated on the wreaths. and showed through the thick layers of snow which was falling heav- fly.
 Nearly every person in the procession wore something red. Thirty-six mass meetings, under the auspices of the So- clalists, were held in Berlin and it's suburbs this afternoon. and ali passed off in the most orderly manner. The halls were filled to their utmost ca pacfty,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-19
BOYS TO PLAY.


 High School Teams WiIl Meet Again. On Saturday morning the second teams of the Boys High School and the Barnes's School. will cross bats in what promises to be very exciting game. The Barnes rooters think they have a cinch. although the packers of the High School assure their oppon- ents a game which will cause them to go some.
 The Barnes school says that 1t is im- possible for them to loose on account of the illness or injuries which will incapacitate some of the best regulars of the High School. It is stated that neither Atkinson, YarbrouEh or Solo, mon will be able to get into the game on account of injuries to the first and the sickness of both of the latter.
 The lineup of the two teams will probably be as follows:
 High School-Matthews. P. Hagen wald. D. Gordon. J. Stratford, H. flag enwald. Johnson, Simmons. Burke. Jones or Hamilton.
 The Barnes School--Ashton. Brow der. Todd, Barnett. Gay. Allen, Plaster, McPherson and Ellis.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-19
TO TAKE HORSES ABROAD.

,. "a. Keene is Watching the AntI-Rac-
 ing Bill.
 New York. March 1S.-James R. Eeene has been added to the list of fion of racing abroad in case the anti race track gambling bills now before the legislature are passed.
 He has entered eight colts and fil- lies in the English three year old classics for 1909 and has told his friends that if racing is crippled in New York he will ship the most prom lsIng horses of his stable to England grandually withdrawing from racing and breeding in America.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-19

Two base hits, Hartsel Davis. Murnbv
 Coonabs, Moran, Greminger. Sacrifice hits: McDonough, Bills. Left on bases. Athletics. 8: Montgomery, 8. Stolen 2; by SchIitzer, 1; by Maxweil. i; by Van Anda, ?; by Burkett, l.; by De- mare. ?. Double plays. Nichols, un- assited. First base on errors, Athiet& ics. l; Montgomery. 1. First base on called balls. off Plank, 9; of SchiIster. l; off Maxwell. 1; off Burkett. il: off Demare, 4. Hit by pitched ball. Col ltns: Hits apportioned, off Plank. q: Anda. 3; off Demare, 3. Wlid pfteh
 Demare. Missed grounder, Gremff1 rer' Muffed fly bali, Hartsei. Dropped Thrown ball. Davis. Umpire Stickney.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-19
BOUT CAUSES DEATH.
Heck" Allen. Prize Fighter, suecumbs Injuries.

sLeck'' Allen. Prize Fighter, suecumbs to
 Injuries.
 e St. Joseph. Mo. March 1S,-'Lsek" AL len, a local prize tighter, died today from injuries received last night in a boxing match with Fritz GutzenberEer. profession ally known as 'YYoung Rhodes also of St. Joseph.
 The match was before the lodge of Eagles and was witnessed by policemen and other peace officers. Allen collapsed in the fifth round and was taken out unconscious.
 Rhodes was arrested today and the coro- ner held an inquest this afternoon. Officers Of the Eagles Lodge may be arrested.
 The fatal bout was a preliminary G a fifteen round go between Tony Halier of ST. Louis and Willie McNamara of St. Lou ts in which Haller received the decison.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-19
M,GUrRE TRIES SUICIDE.
Fforida Man Jumps Dovn Elevate
 Shaft in ChLedgo.

Shaft in ChledgO.
 Chicago. March 1S.-George B. Me- Guire, who said he recently had been manager of the Park and Duval Hotels, at Jack sonvil1e, Fla. attempted to kill himself by jumping down an elevator shaft from the seventh floor of the Au- ditor.um building.
 He landed on an ascending car at the fourth floor. and was not injured seri- ously.
 Mcclure admitted he had jumped down the shaft with suicidal intent. He was taken to the Harrison Street police station, where he acted so strangely that his hands and feet were strapped to a chair to prevent him from trying aga.n to end his life by putting his head against the walls of his cell.
 Tn explanation of his despondency, Mcclure said he had been drinking heavily for a year, and his habits had caused him to lose his good position in Florida. Soon after he arrived in Chi cago, he became intoxicated.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-19
ALL PLAYERS WILL TAKE
 PART IN GAME SATURDAY

Saturday the fans will have an op- portunity of watching every man that Ryan has in his camp work, as there will be a game between the Climbers and recruits. The game will be called at 3:3O sharp and admission to any part of eha grounds will be 25 cents The lineup will be:
 Ciimbers-Henline, right field; Ryan, inEer, third base: Persons, left field: Perry. second base; Pepee, short stop; Messitt. catcher; Helm, pitcher; Stack pole. pitcher; Almqutst. pitcher. Hassett. second base; Cristall, left field; WofIeben, first base; Burl ett. center field; Weenns. right field; Fuller, third base. Shannon, catcher; Merry man, pitcher; Van Anda, pitcher: De- maree, pitcher.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-19
You Can Be Cured in Your Own Home

Chronic diseases require special knowledge and skill which be qured only after years devotion the study and
 No how competent family physician be. he has the opportunity thoroughly understand and fully Chronic diseases Dr. Hathaway the weLnown specialist has devoted 25 the study and of these diseases and his pua tone extends many
 By his perfected plan of home he enabled successfully the obstinate the home of the patient His specially includes all those Chronic diseases peculiar and and the special skill which he displays their treatment has for him the title of the successful specialist in the
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-19
WAITS FOR CONNIE MACK.
FIrst Exhibition Game in Birmingham
 T0day.

A' AANA 114AAUlNAOA GAhAAN HM DAEm1lRB A0 m
 T0day.
 Birmingham. March Is.--(Special. )- The first real exhibition baseball game of the season in Birmingham is sched . uled for Thursday. when the Philadel- phia Americans will cross bats with the Birmingham team.
 If the weather is as warm as 1t was today the attendauce will be large.
 Manager Vaughn has had the local players out going through some hard work in preparation for the coming season. The men are working down nicely and will be ready for a fine game Thursday.
 FergusonS a semi. professional pitch er who has been doing stunts on lots around Cincinnati. is to be given try out by Manager Vaughn. During the past two days he has been warming up at the ball park. Though yet young he shows up fairly well.
 Vaughn has a lively set of pitchers in stock and it Is believed 1t Is a good array from which, to make a selection of strong stan. viz. Rip" Ragan, Ginger" Clark, Turner. Tbles. McNeal and Ferguson. It is not improba atle that Wilhelm will come this way also
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-19
"wORsE THAN ROT" SAYS FoRGAN.
Chicago Banker Condemns Speech of
 LnFollette.


 LnFoIlette.
 Chicago. March 1s.--James B. For gan. resident of the First National Bank of Chicago. and Chairman of the Currency Committee of the American Bankers Association. in an interview today relative to the speech of United States Senator LaFollette iH the Senate yesterday. said that the Senator was false in his assertions and a panderer to class prejudice.
 The speech as quoted was rot" said MT. FOrgan. Tt is worse than rot It Is a deliberate stirring up of passion and rage among people who have no fla cilities for acquiring knowledge at first hand and are dependent upon men whom they trust. This trust Senator LaFollette has betrayed. He has taken advantage of his high ofice to use the confidence which his position lends to his words for the sake of arousing un- reasoning prejudice among people who have Q right to know the truth from him.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-19
WInn RIIIlnrd Tonrnnnent.

Chicago. March Is--Harry Wright. of San Francisco. won the game this afternoon the national amateur bill- iard tournament. against Clarence Jackson. of Chicago. by the score@ o1 zoo to 301. Wright's average was If 22-27; Jackson's II 1-27
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-19

Demaree had case of stage fright yesterday and the high wind helped to make him lose sight of the plate. The fans like hiin and hope that he will show them something Saturday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-19

The Athletics leave this morning for Birmingham. where they play Vaughan's people today and tomorrow.
 At Lexington. Va.-Virginia Military Institute. 2; Stanton Military Acade-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-19

The entire import of his speech is absolutely false. have never heard so much utterly sensational and un- true verbiage quoted as coming from the lips of any lone man.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-19

Connie Mack Is in hard luck-with Oldring and Seybold sent hack to Phil- adelphia, Mike Powers. his veteran catcher. had to be sent home yesterday morning
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-19
No Charge For Advice

The doctor invites write him fully about their and he m without charge his expert opinion and advice and explain fully how he home All correspondence confidential and private Address DR HATHAWAY and CO., A Inman Bldg, Atlanta. Ca
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-19

&2.S0 IN COLD given each afternoon to some one of our lAdy patrons. Hold your tickets until after performance. Crescent Theatre.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-19
BOYS PLAYED INDIAN.

Youth is Tied to a Tree and Set
 AAre.
 suffern, N. T.. March ls.-RusseIl shuart, 10 years old, is ;n a critical condition. suffering from burns receiv- ed when an older boy, while playing Indian, tied him to tree and built q fire under his feet.
 The boys screams attracted men who were working nearby and he was rescued, but not until he was severely burned that 1t Is feared he will lose at least one leg.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-19

Greminger and Henline copped a cou- pie of swats yesterday, the two-baggeE of Big Eds pushing over the only
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-19

Fresh Strawberries. R. HI. YELvERTON.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-19
A FEW FOUL TIPS.
Looks good so far.

They are beginning to sting the ball
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-22

Feminine grace can only be retained by acquiring proper mode of walking. An ungainly woman Is not attractive; 1t requires a great deal of physical beauty to counteract the loss of grace fulness, whereas the possession of the latter quality will do very much to outweigh plain features, says writer.
 Time was when a substantial nail brush and a file were considered the only equipment necessary for keeping the finger tips presentable- The para phernalia required now is extensive, though not necessarily costly, and the girl who knows how to manicure her nails nicely can more than save the cost of an outfit in a very short time by doing her own manicuring.
 When the hair is full of dandruff there should be special treatment be- fore shampooing. According to the na- ture of the trouble, the remedy is se- iected. If the dandruff is dry and the scalp itching there must be general application of white vaseline first. The hair should be parted close to- gether and into each line should be rubbed plenty of vaseline, this being continued until the entire scalp has been oiled. A soap jelly is then used in the shampooing water.
 To clean the face thoroughly with almond meal is not secret at all, yet comparatively few seem to know the right method. First, wash the face with warm castle soapsuds, rinse and dry. In the palm of one hand place a teaspoonful of almond meal and mix with water. When a paste is formed rub 1t over the face and neck. Rub gently and if there is any dust at al! 1t will draw it out of the pores, and, as it dries and peels of the face, all grease and dirt go with it, leaving the face and neck clean and, what Is more, white One can powder over this.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-22
Mining, SmgIterS Qnd. StOCR QuOtatiOnS
REPORTS
 ON THE c. G A.

Eastern brokers are sending out bull reports on Calumet & Arizona, saying it Is one of the very best div idend earners in the copper list; has a fine future, and that it's shares are splendid purchase at prevailing prices. This Is no news tos Lake Su- perior people who are familiar with the conditions underground at the mines. They have not been worried by statements that the last annual report was not up to expectations. as they knew the company had done well in the face of low copper market and unfayorable labor conditions. or several months the mines ran with a very small number of men, the strike at Bisbee having interfered with the output of all the properties in the camp. The company also was liberal in its expenditures at the smelter plant, having made additions of importance which cost lot of money. There was general i'm proyement at all points on surface, so that the mines are now splendidly
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-22

equipped for many years, the growth having been anticipated in maAins the recent changes.
 The new stack at the smelter will be kept busy, and will be ready in about sixty days. Calumet & Ari- zona will be in the dividend paying column for many years to come. Be sides its Hope aud Wagner claims in the Bisbee camp, which are as yet untouched, It has considerable ter ritory about its producing shafts that will be brought in as demanded. 1t is also developing several outside properties from which it expects good results.
 At the Superior & Pittsburg reports are of the most gratifying character. Ore continues to be developed, new bodies are being found, and it all looks very healthy and good to those interested and familiar with what is being disclosed. The company will have no trouble securing money to carry on it's operations until such time as dividends can be earned
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-22
chMTh EE MEN UHNIN IL WILH
 WERE IN B|SBEE
 ON THURSDAY
vice-President kendrick Says Crop Growing Sections of Country Prosperous-More Railroad Business Needed.

A special train carrying prominent officials of the Santa Fe railroad passed through Bisbee yesterday and went from here to Tombstone. Those in the party were J. w. kend- rick, vice president of the SanGa T ' system; MT. Marowitz, chairman of the executive committee of the com pany, and Hon. Frank M Murphy, president of the Santa Fe, Prescott q Phoenix line. These gentlemen are making tour of the santa Fs lines in the southwest and came heee from New Mexico where they passed over the new Belen cutoff line. The tram stopped in Bisbee this morning for fifteen minutes and the party were met by Walter Douglas aud taken uU his office for short visit. From Tombstone the party will go to- czy to P1osnix and irou. there to Prescott and on to Ash Fork where they will go east over the main line.
 Vice-President Kendrick stated that ne had not been ill Bisbee for five years and that he was astonished at the evidence he could see on every hand which had been made since he was last in this section. Regarding lnOuSlIldl OI llt try he said:
 Our line covers a great agricultuT- al country and so far as the crop growing people of the country are concerned they are prosperous. The railroads of the country are badly in need of more business at this time, but we are not expecting 1t until after the industrial enterprises of the
 Ns again, as they were a year ago.
 There has been too much agitation for more laws for the regulation of the great enterprises of the country. This has resulted in soaring the peo- pie who have been in the habit here tofCre of investing their money ID railroads and other industries of the country. Such popular investment enabled the progress of the country to proceed and is resulted in the em- pIoyment of labor. With the indus tries and progress of the country stopped the labor of the country can find no employment in the country.
 T think that the financial panic of last year hurt the railroads worse than anyone else, except, of course. the man who lost his employment The country, however, will soop rr cover it's ald time prosperity and l believe what has happened will be a benefit in Showing the people that the railroads have more interest ia it's prosperity than any other class of people. The prosperity af the coun- try through which railroad runs is the prosperity of the road and when there Is less talk about railroad rCEn- Iation and more cooperation between the railroads and producers and busi- ness men Of the country general progress will be less disturbed.
 T am glad to know that Arizona was so fortunate as to be able to continue the greater part of her min ing industry after the panic and con- sequent slump in the price of cop per. Copper will demand a better price as soon as the industries of the country get back into action and progress is resumed. Then all your mines and reduction works will start again and you will have the prosper ous times which have made Arizona famous all over the country
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-22
OLD MINE FOUND
 AT CASAS GRANDES
That Is Report Brought in By
 Mexican, and There Is Much Excitement.

CASAS GRANDES, Mex, May 21- After being hidden for centuries the Tyopa gold mine, which was worked at one time by. Jesuits before they were massacred and driven from the mine of fabulous wealth, according to report, has been rediscovered by a Mexican and excitement is high at Temosachic.
 The famous Tyopa mine, according to mining men in this vicinity, was recently claimed by a Mexican, who has heretofore claimed that he had located the hidden treasure which was sealed up by the Jesuits, but un- til the past few days little import ance has been given to the report, but at this time, it is stated, a fight is on between Colonel w. c. Greene and friends of the Mexican to retain possession.
 The mine is situated in the Quay nopa district, on Colonel w. C.. Greene's concession from the Mexi- can government, and according to tel ephone messages from Temosachic, Colonel Greene now has an engineer and party of men on the site to se- cure possession.
 Friends of the Mexican, it is said, have presented the matter to Acting Governor Sanchez and Governor En- rique Greet of Chihuahua, and it is further said that the authorities at this time are inclined to favor the Mexican, regardless of Greene's enor- nous acreage concession.
 The Tyopa, of silvernit gold ore, is situated three mics northeast of the old Guaynopa forts, and few sacks of ore from the rich veins of this mine, it is said, will provide a man with sufficient money so he will not have to work during the remainder of his life
 It is the same class of ore which created excitement and started the boom in Cripple Creek, according to mining men, and the attitude of the Mexican authorities toward Colonel Greene. and the reports regarding the find of the lost treasure are keeping the mining camps in a furor.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-22

 LOOKS VERY GOOD
Walker, Copper Exrert Says
 Mine Is Scheduled to Start on June 18th

Walker in the Boston Commercial says: "Greene-Cananea will resume production about June 15. It is statea on high authority that importasI ssnI', sessions have been obtained from the Mexican government which VII, enable the company to get it's fuel oil, coal, coke and timber supplies on a more satisfactory basis, and aiso to ship the copper output from all it's properties, and that made from GUS tom ores, without paying an export duty. This will give the company fuel oil at low cost Tor reyerbera- tory smelling and the generation of steam The company will enlarge Its power plant at Cananea, introduce generators and use electric power for all purposes. Other important concessions nave also been secured.
 lover S1,000, 900 has been expended on the reduction plants of the com pSny since production was discontin- ued The shelter and converters will be entirely new when the work Is completed, about one month hence. Throughout the period of apparent idleness the company has constantly employed about 1000 of its best men on improvements, repairs and deyel- opment work. When operations are resumed the force will be increased to about 5000 men.
 Very important ore developments have been made in the Cananea Cen tral properties, and in the Oversight. Capote and Puertecitos mines of the Greene Consolidated A very large body of ore has been developed in the Cananea-Duluth which will run 4 per cent copper and s ounces of silver to the ton.
 ''The management expresses confi- dence that Greene-Cananea will henceforth be able to produce its copper at a cost between 10 and Il cents per pound, including selling, refining and administration expenses. 1t is claimed that it could produce copper at a cost oF cents peI pound now by drawing exclusively on its high grade ore bodies. The 1 reconstructed shelter will have a ca pacity to treat 5000 tons of ore daily, and half the manual labor formerly used will be dispensed with. A bonus | system has been introduced which l has very greatly increased the eff1ci- ency of the Mexican miners.
 Tt is understood that Col. w. C. ] Greene is succeeding in his efforts | to finance the Sierra Madre Land &
 Lumber company, and that lie h about to take up the notes of that | company held by Greene-Cananea
 getting a slight discount for cash | perhaps. This will add heavily to l Greene -Cananea's cash resources. | "The recent developments in the | roineS of the Greene Consolidated | and Cananea Central companies, con
 sessions granted by the government
 of Mexico. the prospect of turning the Sierra Madre notes into cash, and
 the favorable outlook for a better
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-22

metal market are cooperating to in- spire Greene-Cananea interests with new hope and courage. As a result l expect this stock to sell higher. It is not improbable that it will more than double in price within a year"