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The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1908-02-01
AshvIlle--saw ana planIng nlll.


Ashviiie--Saw and planning mill.
ArIEamsms.
HopeS6o, 900 hardware company.
Des Arc--Water works.
Marianne $4,000 Ice and cold stor-
age plant.
plant.
ST. Franeis--sl 100000 lumber min.
Florida.
Gary-ctgar factory.
Lakewood-yio 100000 land and timber
Live ak--sloo.OoO manufacturing
company.
coccanut Groye-slo.oOo box factory.
GeoRmia.
Atlanta---MedIcine factory.
Vidalia-ezs.Ooo conn and casket fac
winder--Iee factory.
KemtucEky.
Glasgow Lumber company.
Hickman Packing plant
Louisville observation-disclosures company
Mt. Sterling Tobacco factory.
Loussiana.
Nav orieans--g500.e00 land CONF
many; $4,000 electrical company.
Crowlay--Cotton gin.
Fcuntce--elOO,O0 oil conpanys
missouri.
Z ST. Lsouis--Investinent compsnys 1Av,-
600 hat factory; $4,000 land company
: "a Geo land company; $4,000 invest
s.s,st eornpany; $4,000 land company;
eIn mo land company: $4,000 manu-
<sst,,rtrs company; $3.50, 600 amusement
aes,.,se 40: $4,000 notwithstanding COM
rs,sS. 80 zoe construction company.
sssIiIxasfonz-s4 900 machine shops.
Biiiings-Light. power ana water
e0 EepsSs city-s7s.oOO manufacturing
Company; ss60,0Oo land company; Ssos-
4 600 Investment company.
IonlinA-s5O, 900 mining company; two
sla. 600 mining companies; Sls0.e00 min
ing company; $4,000 mining and ieas'
'Hs 81. JosepS-s4s.OOO investment com.
Fsirfax--s20, 900 land company
900 lumber company.
II 1ruac,,rn bIa--lT elephone system.
North Carelina.
Wilson-Si25;0oo lee factory.
Chaflotte-S25 900 land company;
az5. GOO supply company; $4,000 man.
,,Sacturinsr company; 5000 foundry.
Greensboro - $4,000 manufacturing
Trvon-9i2S;00O hosiery mill.
Biitnore-$t00 900 lumber company.
Ahdie-S5Q, 900 mining company.
Tarporo-$iOO,0oo development COM
oxford-S25, 200 supply company.
Wtlmington--Rox shook factory.
OHlahOma.
Guthrie $50. 900 lime works.
Oklahoma city--ssO.ooo lumber cons
pany.
-Construction company.
Tennessee.
Cedar Hlil--sl0.000 milling company.
Ldvingston--$36s0e 900 furniture faeto.
ry; shuttle factory.
Ebenexer-Marble quarries.
CalIGtin-Grain elevators.
Memphts--&s.0o0 amusement com
pany; $4,000 lumber company; $4,000
heating ccmpeny; $4,000 sand and
chattanoogs- .oOO. manufacturing
Nsshyills- $4,000 shoe factory.
Straw Plains~-s5,0oo telephone COM
pany.
McEwen--Box and crate factory. =
Ageod-sio.ooo manufacturing COM
pany.
Venus-Telephone system.
Del Rio-Brick works
Bay city-$20,o00 development COM
pany.
Beaumont-Grfst mill.
TT Worth-slOOoo oil company; $685.
900 land company.
DISQUALIFICATION gin.
FL Paso-$l0.O00 supply company.
stsnton-t2S,ooO construction COM
pany. =
| - tG..t VIRGINIA. ~
-Winchester---Tce factory.
Danville--$15.000 land company.
Rlchmond--S36.00O distillery; $4,000
machinery and supply company.
Lynchburg-$toO,o goo lumber and ma
val stores company.
Roanoke--&zs 900 plumbing company.
West Virginia.
.ooe manufacturing com.
pany.
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New Orleans, Jan. 31--Secretary Hes
tar's New Orleans Cotton Exchange
statement issued today covers the
monthly movement to January 81.
Compared with last year 1T shows
decrease for the month in round figures
Of $4,000 bales. compared with year
before last an increase Of 605.00O and
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NEW YoRK SUGAR MARRET..

New York, Jany. RI--Sugar, raw QUIET;
fair refining 525; CENTRIFUGAL So test avs;
molasses sugar 500, - =
Refined. steedy: crusnpd $50; poA deasd
500; graduated $50.
Coffee No Rio sX; No. SANTOS az.
Petroleum and molas SaS unclaimed.
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New Orleans. Jan. S1.-Secretary Hes
ter's statement OF the worlds visible
supply Of cotton made up from special
cable and telegraphic advices compares
the figures of this week with last week,
last year and the year before. 1t
shows a decrease for the week just
closed of $3.50 against a decrease of
252 last year and an increase Of 62,062
The total visible Is 1897, EOS, against
1881 g56 last week, 5,501,s1 last year
and 5425, 290 year before last. OF this
the total of American cotton is 3,776,-
$40 against 1878, OsO last week, 1885,
Sl2 last year and 3.ss5,210 year before
last, and of all other kinds. including
against 1.i0s,s76 last week i'I45,0OO
last year and 1880, 900 year before last.
The total worlds visible supply Of
cotton as above hows an increase COM
pared with last week of $3.50, a de-
crease compared with last year of 604,-
106, and a decrease compared with year
before last of 527,564.
OF the worlds visible supply of cot
ton as above there Is now afioat and
held in Great Brittany and continental
Europe 2,S49 900, against 2.9S3,000 last
year and arse, 900 year before last: in
Egypt, 232. 900. against 237, 900 last year
and 1Ss, 900 year before last; in India,
500, 0OO against 5O5.0o0 last year and
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Savannah, Jan. 31.--Turpentine firm; Sic
sales 81; receipts $685. shipments $3.50.
Resin firm; sales 2,s47; receipts 2.52s
So. IS: Ss.5B@s2h; G $3.55@s5; II SO IS
I 81. 90; K $500; M $3.50; $500; WV
ss.e5.
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With 1905 an increase Of $4,000.

with 1905 an increase OF $4,000.
The total for january was 1,619,SSS
against i.ss3,34l last year. $4,000 year
before last and s55.sss same TINA in
The movement from September to
January 81, fnclusives shows receipts
at all United States ports s.252.S2s
against 7,31S,5s9 last year, 5.702.S sos
year before last and 6,e70, 1876 same time
in 1905; overland across the Mississippi,
Ohio and Potomac Rivers to Northern
mills and Canada 371.03S. against 1884,
54s last year, 6b4.15I year before last
and s29.e77 same time In 1906. South
0rn mills takings. exclusive OF quantity
consumed at Southern out-ports 1.193,-
900. against 1,241.Oo0 last year, 1.173,-
ell year before last and 100000 same
time in 1905; and interior stocks in ex-
cess. those held at the commencement
OF the season 412,645. against 495,101
last year, 55s.s64 YEAH before last and
5s2.444 same time In 1895.
These make the total movement Of
the cotton crop brought into sight
during the ftve months ending close Of
January. s.2so.$S!. against s.s2A.s4s
S.9Ss,a57 same time IN 1905.
Northern spinners took during jan
uary, 34.403. against 46S,521 last
year and 2S1.229 year before last, In
creasing their total for the ave months
to 944.257, against 1,633.77S last year
and 1,519,130 the year before. This
makes their average weekly takings
Tor the season 4Ss1Vls against 1Hsf4o last
year, and s9.503 the year before.
Foreign exports for the five months
of the season have been !, 1881 bales,
showing a decrease under last season
of 303,S04 and an increase the same Pc
Rod year before last of 9S3.336. The
increase in foreign exports during Jan
uary compared with January last year
has been 81, S61 and compared with the
same period, year before last Of 643s-
s9e.
Stocks at the seaboard and the twen-
ty-nine leading interior markets jan
uary 81, were 1,312,S24, against 1885,
637 the same date last year, and 1881
024 the year before.
Including port and interior town
stocks left over from the previous sea-
son and the number of bales of the
current crop brought into sight during
the ave months, the supply has been s,
SIS $50, against 10,122.013 lest year and
S,432, 1852 the year before.
Up to January 81 last year 72.71 per
cent of the cotton crop had been mar
keted and for the same flve months In
1906, the per centage of the crop
brought into sight was 1910 and for
the same time in 1905 the per centage
marketed was Go .26.
The amount OF the crop brought I'm
to sight for the five months from Sep
tember to January. inclusive, is 1854
900 under last year, 24S.000 over year
before last, and 75S.000 under 1905.
The movement into sight during the
past week has been 357,951 against
SsS,16s for the seven days ending jan
last and 24o.709 same time in 1905.
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WEATHER. coEDIEIoNs AND GENERA

WEATHER CONDITIONS AND GENERAL
FORECAST.
Clear And cold weather prevails over
the northeastern districts under the In
tluence O. an area Of high barometer off
the middle Atlantic coast- An extensive
area of low barometer. with center over
Oklahoma is igiving rain over Me-
brasha. Iowa. the Dakotas and Minnesota,
aud has caused pronounced Temperature
rises from the Gulf states north TO the
Lake region: An area Of high haro-
meier spreading southwark from British
Columbia is giving fair weather over
most OF the West. with decided temper
ature falls from Washington, Idaho. and
Montana southwark over the PIateau re-
gton and readings as low - sixteen de-
grees below zero in Wyoming. AS the
low" over Oklahoma moves eastward Il
VIII cause continued. rains and warmer in
this section tonight. followed by clearing,
colder during Saturday.
Temperature and precip. alton as raDort.
ed BY the Weather Bureau for seiected
tng ana.
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MONTGOMERY CURRENT QUOTATIONS


MONTGOMERY CURRENT QUOTATIONS.
tCorrectsd Daily.l
These prices are at whoisais and not TO con-
starch-corn soloc: standard goods,
Pearl tHe; gloss lump 4he; nickel goods
Iard--Lsaf axe; compound sHo; basis
Rics--Extra fancy head 7no; fancy head
sk 37c; broken ~ Csc: Japan 81 @skc.
sait-Liyerpooi s1.is; Virginia soc; Lou
vinegar-Per gallon is@azc.
coffse-creen common sh aIoc; prime
csndies---stick 7c; fancy TAG.
crackers--xxx soda shc: xxx ginger
ssrdines--Amsricsn mustard sass; x-oil
Hidss-Dry fiints 5000: dry sailed 60
&c: green hides s@4c; green sailed 40lKc.
Wool--cIssr soc; bury -oeIsAo: washed
HYssi.-ssandsrd Use: watsrrround soc:
Fruit ana Producs--Fancy Sppl.s: Fancy
Baldwin $500: No. Baldwin t4.75: Msla-
box $3.50; Irish potatoes per bu 81. 10:
onions. red globes per bu- s1.o5: cabbage
liz ~ 4 sss.sssss per bag g. 50; Spanish
cocoanuts s4.3s: fancy H. p. peanuts shc
h.: choice Florida oranges. assorted sizes
s2.so: Cape COD cranberries. ba-. ss.as
ohsess-Furi cream daisies 1sXc: singles
1s; ID. cuts. iare lee. {.
Grits--Per Dbl. - 90; per sack 500.
Grain and Hay-Bran 81. IS: shorts 81. 60:
corn chops 72hc white corn T9c; oats mixed
sec; white e7Mc; white clipped sec; ftimo-
S1.2S.
Prime cotton seed meal sas. 90.
Molasses-Georgls cane Dbl. ssc gallon:
cases, gallons So so per Gaze; maple syrup,
Log Cabin Brand, gallons s14; a gallons
$3.50; quarts 81 IS per dozen.
Chiclxens--Hens IS a z0c; flyers 20 - z5e:
broiIers zoe: ducks 25c: turkeys 10 Ollie.
sugar--GranuIated $40; F.Y.C. sc.
Eggs 22Mc.
zoe.
Bagging-New jute 50 I'd. pieces u.
iihc; new sugar sack y Id. Sc; . ID. sho;
second hand sugar sack 7K@eMc.
Ties-fNew Arrow 9i.20.
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S ssly :: . 7 T.:s TT.ss E..sssss E E.:s
short Ribs-per 100 ibs:--
Feb. s.s7M e.3zh e.2s e.ss
May :. $50 500 s.ssh so
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Charleston. Jan. s1.--Turpentine nominal;
sales none.
Resin steady; sales 1000 barrels at pri-
VRte terms.
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U. s. refunding 2s, reeistered 80. .1O5 e
do coupon 80. -. -. -. ..103 q
U. s. S. registered -. -. ...... 100 q
do coupon -. ........ -. .101A
U. s. New As registered -. go. Ills
do coupon >. ...... -. ......12Oik
Amer Tob. As .... &C.. 80. ........ 6S@
do 6s ... .... go. -. ......I03 z,
Atchtson gen. As .... ...@.... ......1O1H
do. adjustment As go. -. ...... IS
Att Coast Line Is .... -, SO Is
Baltimore & Ohio As -. -. 80. ..I0f4s
do avs -. .... 80. 80. go. 90
Brooklyn r. T. CIV. Is ...... ~
Central Of Georgia IS 80. .... 49,. 99%
do, LIST. Inc ssss ~
Chesa. & Ohio AVS -. -. .101 Y
Chicago & Alton avs -. 80, ...... e2
g. B. g. Q. new IS 49, 49,. -. -. s6M
c. X. l. & p. r. r. As 49,, 61h
do col. IS -. 49,. ''.''' ISh
c. C. c. st. l.. gen 4s 80. -. s6h
Col Industrial IS Ser. As... 80. 80. 4sh
Col. Midland As 49, "a. So
Col & Southern Is -. s-.-ts..- 90#
Cuba SIS &c.. 800. 49,. 80. ....103
Denver R. Or. Is -. 80. So. >. - +
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EW YORK COTTON on.
NAVAL STORES.

New York. Jan. 31.-Cotton seed oil
steady; prime crude sic; do. yellow 40c
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local Cotton 1EMrket Quotations.:
etxsee naiddling .....Iasec
Al1d1nx .s... -. =. -@'s-'.- ''-Asso
WEEKLY LOCAL COTTON STATEMENT.
nsouk on hand. sept. i. 1907 i.ass
Heosived past wesk.....s 4,sos
Eacstysd previously. .t4zsbo-- 141siSs
shipped past week 800. Esss
shipped previousiy ......i15.s07-- 1850
stock on hand Thursday night.
ssss Sn on q han ma corresponding dsy last
as xsav t.; eor re; week last
x6t si' to TO- corresponding week last -.
syear -. -. 80. '.lss.M =
PRICE,. Feb. !. 1907 49,. 49,. 80. SIC
Price Jan. 81. 1908 -. 500 ..1l%e
SELMA COTTON.
Selma. Jan. Especial. THE price o
spots quoted in the Selma Cotton Market
today were rs follows:
Good middling ...s ..ss ......9xe
strict middiing $3.50. '.'' ..'' A.'.':t9t
Strict sss'I low niddiiins :. -. -. ...11%c
Low middling ........ -. -. -...4ONc
WEEKLY COTTON STATISTICS.
New York. Jan. 51.-The following sta
sistfcs on the movement of cotton for thu
week ending January -; were complied Dy
weekly Movement.
This year. Last year.
Port Receipts -. 49,. 2SS.i66 30sOza
Overland to Mills and
Canada $50. 80. 2A,4ze 4b,Obl
Meukhern MIL Takings
feskimated).. $4,000 $1,000
cain OF stock at interior
towns 80. 2'fzo zV'Sed
Brousht into sight for
week '''s oeo'eef Ss$AAA
port receipts ..S.ss1.os7 7.4Os.Oos
Canada -. - ...... sss.sss 7s7.O4:
zes srssssaatedS al ..i.1O4ooo 1.2s1.Ooc
Nknrk al interior towns
In excess Of Sept. l.. 4o7,0s7 4s5.ss1
srought into sight thus
tar for season -......&f44.5oT s.s2s,Ti'
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$4,000 year before last: and in the
United States 1,3t7 900. against 1.777,00o
last year and 1.s1<,ooo year before last.
Taking q Americsn Cotton ny spisners
Throuwkouf the world.
New Orleans. Jan. 31.--Secretary
Hester gives the taking of American
cotton by spinners throughout the
world ~ follows, in round numbers:
This week. $4,000 this year. against
$4,000 last year. 100000 year before
last.
Total since September list. this year,
6,1e7 900. against s,3s2.000 last year, and
b.73z.000 the year before.
OF this Northern spinners and Can
ada took $4,000 bales this year, against
l,634,000 last year, and 1,212,000 the
year before: Southern spinners, 1,213,-
900, against i.2si.0oo last year. and
1,1s7 zoo the year before; and foreign
spfnners, 3.e38.000 against 3.4S7 900 last
year and 3.325.000 the year before.
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.Rl.lns. x-FalIlns.
RIVER FORECAST.

RIVER FoRECAsE.
The Coosa and Alabama will remain
stationary or rise slowly. the rise pro-
baby becoming more rapid In the Ala
oama Saturday.
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On the Produce Exchange today the but
ter market swes firm; creameFies s1Gs2c;
dairies "a 03sc. "
Eggs steady: at mark cases included 81 o
22c; firsts awe; prime firats Sssse; extrss
2Bhc.
Chewe 11@Isc.
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Sales lHigh. 4 Low. lClose
Bid.
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81. LOUIS GRAIN AND PRODUCE.
on track ! red. %. ; hasa II d 100 May
9eM @ range % to 49, Suiy 20 o. IA hee
90 to 81 q s; Sept. ssk o. .sngesG ) I I :.
Corn on track. Sorn k<E n sa:s.s 2
white. IS q .S5M Nay sss b range. fesz
TO 67A. July 5sM a2 viz q. Range Sc =.
y o. 20 57M. Oats on tract 2 oats IS.
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New York. Jan. 31.--The following sta
tistfcs on the movement of cotton for the
tae New York Cotton Exchange:
WVaalrlv nT0varuanf.
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London, Jan, 31-American securi-
ties opened steady today with prices
ranging from 3-S below to Ia above
yesterdays New York closing. Trad
ing was quiet.
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TeinperatnrelPycip-
-i-------litatteR
Mia. Lac finchaa
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-01-24
SMALL FIRE Loss
OF Of PRESENT YEAR
TOTAL OF DAMAGE IN FOUR
MONTHS NOT OVER $1,000.

While d life with out fire runs
grows rather monotonous for the
fire lady," the chief is not dis
pleased at the small number OF SER
ious fires which have occurred this fall.
There had not been a fire run for q
week and five days up to last night,
and the total OF damage by fire since
the First Of October will not run
higher than 1000.
This is remarkable for the greater
part or fire damage usually occurs in
the winter, when stoves and furnaces
are kept going and the danger there
by is more imminent.
The present winter has been singu-
larly dry and snowless, which ordin-
arily would make fires more difficult
to control once they are started, but
the fire department has had little
hardship in keeping flames from
spreading, and Mr.. Bond feels sthat the
record so far is one Of which to be
proud.
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objection to the proposed order In
the case Of the Relief. as follows:
lit is directly contrary to the law
for the medical officer to exercise
military command in any other than
his own corps.
divided responsibility leads to
confusion and poor administration.
3--The experience bothswith the So
lace IN the spanish-American war and
with a~uxiliaries on the Asiatic station
show conclusively that the only con-
dition for the feet auxiliary Is to
have q full naval crew and officers.
"A seargoing ship to be efficient
must Of necessity be commanded bysa
sea-going oncer."
The last chapter IN the corresponds.
ence, q new a also, Is q reply by
Surgeon General Rixey TO Admiral
Brownson's memorandum. under date
of January ~. The surgeon general
denies that he eve asked that medi-
cal officers be entrusted with the nav
igation Of the hospital ships. On the
contrary, he had asked that the bu-
reau Of navigation select a sailing
master to pass through the senior
surgeons, who will be IN command
The Relief, as an army hospital ship,
was commanded BY q medical omcer
and there can be no question. he says.
that medical omcers are we'll qualt
fled.
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SCOTTISH CLANS
GATHER SATURDAY
PLAN FINE CELEBRATION m
HONOR or BOBBY BURNS.

g44/ aSYT 3W rEepTg E3l4JnJ. 5Hr 8QGRf E. 9E4zfE6N5&E#
Scotch clans Of Billings will gather
in force on Saturday, the 25th, to cele-
brate the birthday Of Bobby Burns.
truest of Scotch bards and. best loved
OF them all. J.. q. Bennett. proprietor
Of the Commercial hotel is chief fact.
or in the arrangements for the day
and is ably assisted by other promin-
ent Scotchmen.
In the morning OF Saturday the
Scotch will parade in kits regardless
Of the cold wind whistling about their
bare legs, and the music for the pa
rade will be played by the bag pipes,
which are guaranteed in this case to
give forth something resembling a
tune.
All day Saturday there will be q
Scotch lunch at the Commercial bar
and at 5 o'clock in the afternoon q
royal Scotch dinner will be served in
the DINING room. Lunch, dinner and
all will be free to Scotch who can
show that they are Of any killed clan
which once roamed the Draw heather
o'bonnie Scotia.
It will be a gala day for the Scots,
a festival in which the solemn will
forget their solemnity and the merry
be yet more cheerful, in honor OF
Bobby Burns, who sang joyously
when least fortunate and went
through the world with a smile fol-
every lassie and . hand clasp FOL
everyone.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-01-24
|NEW MINERS UNION
Is NOW ORGANIZED
EXPECTED THAT 1t NAY RE-
PLACE FEDERATION.

GoldAeld, Jan. 23.-The Nevada
Miners union, recently chartered to
displace the Western Federation of
Miners in Nevada camps and in Cold
field in particular, is acquiring q
strong membership, it is said, and is
receiving the moral support Of the
Mine Operators association.
Within the last few days several
large operators have, It Is claimed,
applied to the new union for miners
to work their properties, and It Is said
there will be little dif1culty in pro.
viding employment at the prevailing
scale Of wages for all miners who
sign the membership roll.
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Dent take the Risk

6onE Take the Risk
When ron have q bad cough or cold
do not let It drag until It becomes
chronic bronchitis or develops into an
attack q pneumonia, but give It the
attention It deserves and get rid Of It.
Take Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
and you are sure Of prompt relief.
From . small beginning the sale and
use Of this preparation has extended
TO Ill parts Of the United States and
to many foreign countries. Ito many
remarkable cures Of coughs and colds
have won for It this wide reputation
and extensive use. For sale BY all
druggists.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-01-24
HIGH SCHOOL BOYS
TO PLAY RED LODGE
sAskErsALl GAME ~ COAL
CAMP TOMORROW NIGHT.

The Billings high school boys bas-
ketball team will leave for Red
Lodge tomorrow morning and tomor.
row night will play the Carbon coun.
ty high school team a game Of bas-
ketball. The members OF the team
are Claire Todd, Willard Salisbury,
John Todd, Phil savarsey. Ray Van
Houten and Edward Shannon.
The local team defeated the Red
Lodge boys in a game played at the
Y. M. G. "A. building in this city sew.
eral weeks ago, at the same time the
Red Lodge girls defeated the local
girls team.
Some time next week it is expect.
ed that the high school boys team will
play the local militia team at the Y.
M. c. A. building in this city. The
high school team is considering q
challenge for q game from the Ana
conda team which has beaten Butte,
Helena and other western teams.
Boys and Girls class teams have
been organized In the high school and
they will play for q %pennant which
will be awarded the winning team in
la series of games. The class teams
are the first that have ever been or
ganized in the local high school and
the idea is being met with enthusiasm
on the part Of the students.
It is probable that q large delega-
ton Of students will accompany the
Billings team to the coal camp to wit
ness the game and cheer the local
boys on to victory.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-01-24
SALVATION ARMY"
NOT COPYRIGHTED
.ANYApY CAN USE THE NAME
ftHo 10 so DISPOSED.

New Y4rk, Jan. 23.-The right Of
the Salvation Army Of the United
States, Of which General William
Booth is thu head, to exclusive use Of
that or any similar name, was denied
today by Justice Newburger in the
supreme courst.
Justice Newburger's decision was on
the application made by the Salvation
Army OF the United States for an In.
junction to restrain the American Sal.
walton Army. headed by James "
Dunn. from using the name.