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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-15
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Augusta, Ga, March 14-Tyrus Cobb,
who led the American League in bat
ting last year, and who was reported to
have signed with the Detroit club for
1908, today denied that any agreement
had been reached. He declared posit-
lively today that there Is no change in
the situation and that he Is still hold
ing out for a three-years' contract at
S5 geo
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-15

The House today passed Representa-
tive Taylor's bill authorizing the Pen
sacoIa. Mobile and New Orleans Rail-
way Company to construct a bridge
across Mobile River and its navigable
channels in the counties of Baldwin
and Mobile at point approximately
east of the boundary line Of the city
Alfred ]. Stofer.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-15

stamped him AZ pitcher that WIN
stick with anybody.
Owen Shannon IL the catcher that
Ryan got from the Cantilions at MIL
waukee, they bringing him from Des
Moines of the western League he
batted .2S1 in the Western League and
led the catchers In f1elding with .eS4.
Then he was shifted to Minneapolis
and was one Of the star backstops OF
the American Association.
Hyan Keeps Men Fresh.
Manager Ryan is taking no chances
on any of his men getting stale and
this afternoon he will have the Degaa!
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-15
WHITE HOUSE CONFERENCE.
Legislators for Revising sAernan Anti

LeEisIatiOm for Revising Sherman Anti
Trust Law discussed.
washington, March 14.-There was
another conference at the White House
tonight on the proposed legislation
for revising the Sherman ANTITRUST
law in a way to prevent 1t from apply
ing unduly toward organized labor and
to permit pooling of rates by the rail-
roads.
Secretary Garfield Of the Interior
Department, Commissioner Smith, of
the Bureau of Corporations. and Com
missioner Neill. of the Bureau of La
bor were present.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-15

Annapolis, Nd. March 1.-THE Navy
Athletic Association has awarded a gold
medal to Midshipman Harold A. Wad
dington, of the Glass of 'O9 for the
best ali round athlete at the Nave
Academy this year. Midshipman Wad'
dington won by one point from Mid
shipman Walter D. Lamont, of Niagara
Falls, N. Y. The decision was based
on the Rymnastic work and follows the
recent competition held in the new
gymnasium,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-15
CORONER 7NVEsTIaATTNG.

MYSTERIOUS Shooting of BiEmingham
PoIicemen Not Cleared.
birmingham, March 14.-(special.)--
The jury enpannelled BY the coroner
~ the County TO investigate the kill
ing of Patrolman Willis A. Smith, a
few nights ago and the serious injur-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-15

Omaha, March 1.-THE French car
ten miles east of Omaha, cannot be
put in condition to travel before Mon
day, the machinists now report. Union
Pacific shops ~ Omaha have been
working on repairs for this car for
three days.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-15
County convicts to Hire

Bgds win be received by the undersigned
FOR hire Of County Convicts sentenced to
hard labor for the County Of Montgomery
without regard to age. sex or condition.
from January ist 1903. TO December 31st.
1898. The right to reject and and all bids
20 be reserved 8. 7. WESTCOTT,
Hard Labor Agent for Montgomery County.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-15
FIRE AT ODD FELLOWS HOME.
Inmates of InstitutIOn Rescued From
Flames.

New York. March 1A-One hundred
men and women and as many small
children were driven out of the German
Odd Fellows Home in the Bronx early
today by fire which started in the
rear OF the institution.
Several Of the aged inmates who were
confined to their beds by Illness were
rescued from the building by police
men and attendants.
The fre was extinguished after caus-
ing damage to the extent of about $500
and had filed the building with smoke.
The fire started in g woodshed In the
rear Of the building.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-15
TrncIS ana Field Meet.

Birmingham. March 14.-(special y
Negotiations are under way for a track
and field meet in Birmingham in April
with athletes from the University Of
Alabama and the University of Georgia
participating The Birmingham Ath-
ietic Club will consider the proposition
of mana ging such a meet
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-15

practice from till 4:3o. The warm
weather Of the past few days has
helped the squad wonderfully and the
manager of the Climbers wants to
have them In the best possible shape
for the flrst game of the season Tues
day.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-15

RouxeI, auxiliary bishop OF the Roman
Catholic Diocese of New Orleans, is
very i'll with pleurisy and diabetes.
Once today 1t was thought that the
bishop was dying but tonight he rail-
lied slightly. He is sixty-seven years
old,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-15

Fish Roe, per p0nnd. ......... 2Sc.
5Ib. Bucket Lard. -. E..... Sec.
1OIb. Bucket Lard. -. ....... .SSc.
Fresh yM<d laid Eggs, dozens only 16c.
BROCK GROCERY COMPANY.
The Pure Feed stores.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-15
Texas League wants Recognltion.

San Antonio, Tex, March 14.--(Spe-
cial )-Officials of the Texas Baseball
League are making strenuous efforts TO
have the Texas League admitted this
year to Class B. They claim that the
population of various cities In Texas.
and especially the popularity of the
sport in this State, warrants this ac-
ton. Baseball is in full swing here
now and the sunny weather has
brought out the fans" The Texas
League has devoted a number Of fast
players who have been recruited TO the
big leagues.
Grimth's Team Wins.
At Atianta-NeW York american
LeaEue), 6; Atlanta (Souther i.
Cleveland Team Wins.
At Macon-Cleveland (Amerioan), 10;
Macon (South Atlant.c), 3.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-15
SPECIAL MONDAY BARGAINS

on. Bucket Lard. -. .. soc
IOIb. Bucket Lard. -. ....... .SSc
Fresh Yard laid Eggs, dozen, 0nly 1Sc
BROCK GROCERY COMPANY.
The Pure Food stores.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-15

Hanna, Wyo., March 1.-THE italian
car reached Hanna at 2:45, mountain
time, this afternoon, having made TWEEN
ty miles in six hours. The italians are
not really q hundred miles of noun
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-15

Evanston, Wyo., March 1.-THE
American car which left Evanston at 8
o'clock this morning had only covered
six miles at $3.50 this afternoon and at
that time was stuck In mud and snow
at Wuta, on the Wyoming-Utah line.
That point Is seventy miles from Ogden.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-15
NOTICE

An city Taxes real and personal are
now deIiuuent. and unless paid prior to the
Ia day Of April will be filed with. the
Reeisfer in Chancery for collection This
additional cost can be saved by settling 81
once. RODENT TAT,
tot City Treasurer.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-15

Philaaelphia Natiomals Win.
Savannah. March 14.-Phiiadelphi
Nationals. 1; Savannah South Atlantic, o.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-15
TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF
rysE GAY-TEAGIJE REALTY COMPANY

Pursuant to q resolution OF the Board OF
Directors Of the Gay-Teasue Realty Com
many this day held. and pursuant to the
authority vested in the President by the
Bylaws of said corporation, o special
meeting Of the stockholders of the Cay
league Realty Company Is hereby called TO
be held at the office OF Steiner. Crum q
We'll, In the vandiver Building. In the City
OF Montgomery. at IL o'clock, NJ, on THURS
day the 18th day OF April, 1908, for the
purpose OF considering the creation OF
bonded Indebtedness. not TO exceed the sum
81 one Hundred and Seventy-five Thous-
ana fsI7s00O 0ol Dollars to be secured by
= mortgage on the real property. or part
thereof OF the said Gay-Teague Realty
COMPANY. and to consider any other bust
ness which may properly be brought before
said meeting OF Stockholders. and to take
action thereon.
Witness my hand this the 1Ath day OF
March. 1908.
as President OF the 3ay-Teague Realty Co.
MONTGOMERY, Alabama. March II. 1905.
--su-4t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-15

NOTICE
TO CREDITORS
OF FIRST MEETING.

OF FIRST MEETING.
In the District Court Of the United States
For the Middle District Of Alabama.
In Bankruptcy.
In the matter Of +. N. Crenshaw. Bank
rupt, Post Office Montgomery, County
Montgomery, Alabama
The Aforesaid party having been adjudg-
ed bankrupt. under the Act of Congress
entitled IAN Act to Establish a Uniform
System OF bankruptcy Throughout the
United States" approved July 1st 1888,
meeting OF the creditors OF said Bankrupt
q called at the office of the undersigned
Referee in the United States Court House.
Montgomery, Alabama. on the z6h day of
make proof Of debts and for the election
Of q Trustee. and such other matters as
ere necessary and required by the Act Of
Congress Aforesaid.
ASA Z. sTRATToN.
Referee.
MONTGOMERY. Ala. March II, 1908.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-15
Montgomery Ice andCold
Storage Co.

CAR LOAD sHRMENrs A SPECIALITY.
ALL ORDERS WILL HAVE PROMPT
ATTENTION. OFFICE COR. MADISON
AVE. and u. PERRY ST. PHONE 81.
+. H. MOORE. Il. BURNETT.
President. viee-Rresident.
=. q. HOWE. Treasurer.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-15
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MASONIC NOTICE.

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IN A stated communication Of
Az Montgomery Lodge, No II. A.
EA f. A. Masons will be held on
I'm Monday evening, March 18th
&HA%AA at 1890 O'Clock.
MIX Members Of Andrew jackson
AK$%N Lodge No. 173. and visiting
brethren are fraternaliy invit-
ed TO attend.
WIN. II. DINGLEY. sec'ty.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-15

6l0ves, silks, furs and Iaees cleaned
perfectly. Phone 1I5.
BEoufg0mery Preach Dry Cleaning Co.
EOS Dexter.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-15

Sweet Pickles, Mixed ana PIaln, while
they last, IS eents n quart.
DOVES BAKERY q GROCERY,
HIS Montgomery. Phone 24I4,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-15
LOST GOOD BET.

At Macon-Cleveland (American). 1
Macon (South Atlant.c), 3.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-09
ATTACK ON OLD SANTA MESA
First Military Spectacle Mt Diets
Park Proves "a Great
Success. ,

The Thurston Rifles and the Omaha
Guards gave the first performance Mon
day night OF their military spectacle, The
Attack on Camp Santa Mesa" The enter
tainments which will be given during the
week at Dietz park are for the purpose Of
raising funds for the National Guard.
The ordinary routine of life in camp,
with a few picturesque touches, which
could hardly be expected to occur in the
routine of everyday, open the program and
a number Of forms of amusement IN which
the soldier boys indulge were depicted
such as blanket tossing and athletic con-
tests. This was followed by the various
mareuvers of company drill which in
cluded an exhibition Of work with the
Calling gun and guard mount. The spec
tacular event. the attack on camp Santa
Mesa, was portrayed realistically by a
body of Philippine insurgents, who made a
desperate attempt to capture the American
soldiers in their camp. The drill and the
whole program was rendered spirited by
the music from George Green's band.
Tonight will be Ancient order United
Workman night. Thursday night will be
especially for the Modern Woodmen and
Friday night for the Woodman of the
World. The drill teams Of the different
lodges will participate In the program and
the Woodmen of the World and Modern
Woodmen OF America teams will each be
the team which holds the worlds cham
pionshlp for their respective organiza-
tions. Wednesday night will be particu-
larry for the veterans. The honor guests
on Monday night were the newsboys, who
took the fullest advantage OF the oppor-
tunity to see the performances Of the
soldiers. It is expected that for the re.
naming evenings OF the week the sigma
corps from Fort Omaha may take part as
Colonel Glassford has returned from
Wyoming and will bring the wig was
troops for a display OF signalling.
The crowd was very satisfactory for the
first night and a good attendance through.
out the week Is expected
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-09
MAYOR ADMITS HIS DEFEAT
Dahlman Comedies Nomination of
Shallenberger for Governor.
WILL CONTEST LEAD UNDER 1000
Our Jim VIII Not Yet Say whether
He Intends TO Run for Mayor
of Omaha Next Spring
or Not.

Mayor Dahlman has about given up tho
ghost and says that In his own mind he
accedes the democratic gubernatorial nomi-
nation to Ashton c. Sh~allenberger of Alma,
at looks to me, from the returns now In
as though Mr.. Shallenberger had won the
nomination by at least a majority of 2,OO0
votes, and in that event I have no idea Of
contesting," said the mayor tuesday morn
ing. III the final returns show that his
r.ajority falls below that figure l will
demand an official recount OF the ballots.
but If it is more than that will not, as
1900 votes are a good many to overcome.
Some of the boys still refuse to concedc
think he has 1t.
Il may, however, ask for IN official re-
count IL the returns give Mr.. Berge more
than |. Many bets have been made that l
would not be third man and l am not
going TO let the boys lose their money II
| can help II. ] know that l am ahead
of MIR. Berge. even II l am not ahead Of
Mr.. Shallenborgcr."
The mayor still refuses to say whether
he will be a candidate for mayor next
spring or not. He says that it is yet too
early to announce a candidacy for next
spring and that he will not say anything
about his intentions until he knows some
thing definite about the situation.
Il saw Mr.. Bryan Sunday and he asked
me, II 1 am not nominated, TO spend the
last five weeks before ell. elton in the ma
tional campaign. /, of course. told him
that 1 would. / will work with the ma
tiopal committee and will probably make
some speeches in the east"
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-09

of facts. The marriage took place last
January.
Installing the Laboratory-Chief Chem
list Ross of the government pure food la
boratory, with a force of men, is still en-
gagged in installing the delicate machinery
and testing apparatus for the laboratory
in the fourth floor OF the federal building.
The plant is valued at approximately $1,000
and Is one of the most completet In the
country. In addition to the apparatus is a
complete chemical library of a hundred or
more volumes.
How Much Are Maple Trees worth-The
Omaha Electric Light & Power company
objects to paying Judge w. w. ~Slabaugh
$3.50 for cutting the trees around his home
at Fortieth and Dodge streets and mas APP
pealed from the decision of County Judge
Leslie to the district court. Judge Sla-
baugh sued the company for $500, asserting
it's employees had married the beauty of
seven maple trees around his place by
cutting off the limbs.
New wight Train Popular-The new
night train service on the Northwestern
road, which onnects Omaha directly with
North and South Dakota points, is proving
most popular. Heretofore II has been a
tedious Journey from Omaha to Huron or
any other points in the eastern part of
South Dakota, but this new service makes
the journey but the matter of one nights
ride, and this may be done in a sleeper.
The return train makes just as good con-
nections.
Leather Goods Company-With the init
ials OF the incorporators forming the cor
poration name, the c p r X company has
been formed and Incorporated. the articles
being filed with the county clerk Tuesday
morning. The incorporators are Charles r.
C%arnquist, Irving w. Pope, C.. Edwin Rice
and Thaddeus s.. Kelly. The company is
empowered to dc a general business in the
manufacture and sale of leather goods and
the capital stock is $4,000. of which $S.0OC
is preferred and $4,000 common stock.
Sues County for bad Roads-Thurston
county has been sued for s., $50 damages by
]. Herbert Quick of Iowa. Mr.. Quick has
begun suit in the United States circuit
court for this amount against the county
OF Thurston. In his petition he alleges that
because Of the bad condition OF the road
and the roadway being overgrown with
high weeds the vehicle in which he was
riding was overturned at an unprotected
e~mbankment through the horses shying anc
he was thrown out and permanently in
jured.
Creighton Company Brings Subtitle
John A. Creighton Real Estate & Trust
COMPANY has begun suit in district court
against George w. Ketcham and Jose
phine Ketcham, in which II asks the fore
closure of a mortgage on a piece of prop
erty near Twenty4secCnd and Cunning
streets. Count Creighton bought tn,
property at sheriff's sale under All agree
ment with Mr.. Ketcham, the owner, anC
has since paid a mortgage on it. He ha!
paid in all ~S6,ls1.sS, and the sale is asked
to reimburse the company, which nov
holds title to the property.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-09
WORK ON KINGS HIGHWAY
Operations Begun to Place Amusement
Grounds in Shape.
BIG ARCH AT THE OLD PLACE
Cole-McKay Say They Have No OBJ
jectiOnS to Rearing the Gate at
Seventeenth and Doug
las Streets.

Carpenters are at WORK on Kings
Highway preparing for the coming of the
hosts OF people from the realm OF Quivera
to the fall festivities of King Ak-Sar-Ben.
Tuesday morning a large force of men
was put to work building the enclosure,
which will occupy practically the same
ground as last year. The Air Dome theater
was built within the space allotted for the
merrymakers, but arrangements have been
made whereby this theater is to be used
by the board of governors. the probable
attraction being ]. L. Sullivan and Jake
Kilrain In their boxing bouts.
The huge entrance arch, with its gilded
dome, will he placed at Seventeenth and
Douglas streets, where Il was last year.
Through some misunderstanding 1t was
thought the Cole-McKay company would
object to the fence being placed in front
of their place of business, as 1t would
shut the carriages away from the front
during the festival. but when the commit
tee Of the board OF governors visited the
firm Tuesday morning 1t was assured
that there must have been a mistake, as
the firm did not object to the fence being
put where v was last year. Builders were
at once put to work on the construction OF
the arch.
MOIe space Will De aVdllaDle Tor the board
Of governors this year than last, and will
be put to good use. The lot on the south
west corner of Seventeenth and Douglas
streets was last year used by the Brandeis
firm for building material for the new
building. That lot will be put to good use
The Rosewater house has been moved away
during the year, and that lot will be used
for the exhibitions of the diving lady and
horse, and also for the fireworks display
Wednesday night Of carnival week. This
will make the lot at the west, or on the
corner of Eighteenth and Douglas streets,
more useful than last year. Several other
changes In arrangements will be made
which will give more room.
Emil Brandeis, chairman Of the conces
sions committee. says that he has already
secured over twenty-five shows, and that
they are of a higher class than any which
have been had for several years. For a
time the governors thought they might be
up a stump for shows. as a carnival COM
pany with which they had contracted had
lchanged its routing and gone to the Pacific
northwest instead Of remaining in this sec.
ton of the country. No time has been
lost, however, and Mr.. Brandeis SAYS he
thinks the jewellers will benefit by the
change which has been made.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-09
W.. C. T. U. ANNUAL CONVENTION
Douglas county Organizations VIII
Hold Big Meeting at Haps-
com Park.

The following program has been an
nounced for the annual convention OF tho
Douglas County Women's Christian Tenn
perance union, which will be held Thurs
day at Hanscom park. II the weather is
inolement the program will be given at
Hanscom Park Methodist church, corner
Georgia and Woolworth avenues:
MORNING SESSION AT 10 O'CLOCK.
Devotionals led by Mrs. Stevens OF Ben
son, Address Of welcome by Mrs. Louis
Borsheim, Omaha. Response by Mrs. w.
@. Whltmore, Valley. Appointment of
committees, credentials. resolutlons, plan
OF work. Paper by Mrs. Nichols OF Valley.
Reports of superintendents. Noon-tids
prayer. Picnic luncheon in park. EKecu-
tive meeting at 1880 p. IN.
AFTERNOON SESSION AT ? O'CLOCK.
Devotionhls led by Mrs, Louis Borsheim,
Paper, christian Citisenships," MIS-.
Henry Rhodes, Omaha. Paper by Mrs.
John of Dundee. Election Of officers.
Music furnished by the South Omaha
union.
EVENING SESSION AT 8 O'CLOCK.
Devotionals led by Rev. r. s. Hyde.
Hanscom Park Methodist Episcopal church.
MEDAL CONTEST.
Violin sols-En' trcte des Errynnes.....,.
Miss olive Carpenter.
1-Blunders, Miss HALLE Lentz.
2-The Modern Belshazzer,
Miss Emma Wilson.
'0'"' N Miss Elizabeth Hamiing.
SONY Sixteen Miss Mildred Lamb.
Aurora Brown.
........Mr Herman Mansfield Of Elk City
5-The Ninety and Nine, Miss
Jennie Golfer.
Piano-(a) The Morning Mood.
Pano-b) Anitra's Dance, from Peer
Gynt Suite. Mr.. William French.
Presentation q medal.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-09
BIG BRICK HOUSE is MOVED
Three-Story Structure is Transported
from One Location 10 An
other,

A brick house three stories hig and
Weighing about ESQ tons is being moved
across the street at Thirty-eighth and Har-
ney streets. The residence is the property
OF c, N. Dietz and is being taken from
the west side of Thirty-elghth street TO the
east side.
The contractors IN charge-Petrie Bros
are using the usual means Of moving large
buildings-flat wooden rollers and horse
power-but the construction OF brick makes
II a delicate business to maintain the proper
balance. The least tipping TO ore side or
the other probably would cause the collapse
Of the whole structure. The three-story
walls are twelve inches thick. but their
enormous weight would break them in
stantly If there was any heavy straining
to the side. To carry the building across
the street over the eurbing and different
ground levels is something OF a feat of
engineering. The Dietz home will be set
up and remodeled In Its new location.
This is not the first Instance OF movins
a brick house In Omaha. A dwelling on
Farnam, near Thirty ninth street, was
moved. 1t is only brick-venered, however.