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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-06
WON IN THE TENTH
BIRMINGHAM TAKES SLOW GAME
 FROM MEMPHIS.
Both Pitchers Were Hit Freely, But Not a Run Was Scored Until Meek Crossed the Plate
 in the Tenth.

Memphis. Tenn. Sept 5-Neither team scored today until the tenth in- ming largely because of slow base run ming. both pitchers being hit rather freely. In this inning an error by Say. idEe allowed Meek to cross the plate and win for the visiting team. Scoro:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-06

National League f New York 5 |. Philadelphia 1. Chicago il; Plttsburg 0. Brooklyn 3; Boston 4. Second game--Brooklyn 6; Boston 0. Cincinnati 6; St. Louis 5. American Leasue-- New York O; Washington 6. Chicago q; Cleveland 0. Philadelphia g.: Boston g. St. Louis 2; Detroit C0 innings). American Association-~. Kansas City 3: Minneapolis 6. Louisville 0; Indiana polls 1. Columbus q Toledo g. Milwaukee 6; St. Paul {.
 GAMES TO-DAY.
 ---~-- Southern League Montgomery at New orieans---double header.
 Birmingham at Memphis. National LeaAue. Pittsburg at Chicago. St. Louis at Cincinnati. Ameriean League. Cleveland at Chicago. -- Detroit at St. Louis. Americas Association. Indianapolis at Louisville. Toledo at Columbus. Milwaukee, at Minneapolis. Kansas City at St. Paul.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-06

Summary-!Two-b hit. Bay. Sacri- Sabrie. Double plays, Sabrie to Benson to Sabrie. Struck out, by Kellum 4, by Fisher 1. Base or palis, of Kellum l, of Fisher 3. Passed balls, Seabaugh ]. Time. l:2S. UmJires. Wheeler and Ptenninger.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-06

base hit, Blakely. Sacrifice hits, Col- lins, Connors. Page 3. Wood. Stolen base, Griffin. Base on balls. of Hart l. off Viebahn 3. Struck o1t,. by Hart 5, by Viebahn $. Passed ball. Smith.
 Double plays, Hess to Page to Connors. Hart to Page to Connors. Time. 1:5o.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-06

Summary-Two.hAse hits, Grimm, Connors, Page, Helm. Fox. Threes base hit. Becker. Sacrifice hit, Clay ton. Stolen bases, Connors, Hess, Jor- don. McMurray. Base on balls. off Ford 1, of Helm 6. Struck cut. by Ford 4, by Helm 2. Hit by pitcher, by Ford 1. Time. 900. Umpire, Hale.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-06

Just Received--A complete line of foreign and domestic wOOlens.. The Youngs Tailoring Co.,, 2S 1-2 Dexter Avenue.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-06

Summary-IWo base hIts. Donahue, Raub. Sacrifice hits, Downey. SavidRe g. Stolen bases. Downey, Raub. Dona- hue Struck out. by Robinson. 1; by Savidge, 2. Base on balls. off Robin son. 5; off Savidge. 1. Hit by pitcher, Carey. Time, 200. Umpire, Moran
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-06
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
GAMES YESTERDAY.

SOuthern--
 Little Rock 8: Atlanta 0.
 Second game--Little Rock 6; Allan ta [.
 New orleans-Montgomery postponed. rain.
 Mobile {; Nashville l. Second garne--Mobile O.; Nashville g (7 innings, darkness). Memphis 0; Birmingham Q0 in- nings).
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-06
BIDS WANTED

Bids will be received until Monday Sept ' for 9rading and gfaveiiing Norton St. or Fairview Ave. from Court St to the Plank Road. Profies on file in office of County Engineer.
 The right to reject any or all bids is reserved
 T. T. BULLEN wed-su-2t County Engineer.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-06
LABOR DAY
NOTICE

We are prepared to deliver furnace coal on short notice. Egg Anthracite or Nut Coal is the most satisfactory. We also sell Cote for this purpose. Give us trial l.
 nFYTEr DnAF ln
The daily Alaskan., 1908-07-02

that reflect upon Mr. Bridge in various ways and would particularly wish tc correct this impression. can say that Mir. Bridge is ,tlll in the service and l will tratsier him to some other post iu the course of few weeks. We have inspected Mr. Bridges accounts and hud them correct.
 Inspector John R, Beagle comes from Ketchikan where he has been stationed for eight years. Flo entered the GUS toms service in the days of the early Kondlke stampede and was first sta tioned at DyeI and figured in exciting incidents of the rush for .he interior when to smuggle liquor over the line was by 30 many considered legitimate. With the decline of Dyes be was trans fsrrsd 10 Mary's Island and sfterward, with the closing of that office, to Ketch-
The daily Alaskan., 1908-07-02

It develops this morning that In. spector O. Customs Beagle who accom- panied Collector Hobart to the city, is to remain here, taking the place held today by Deputy Collector Matthew Bridge.
 The action t,king the community by surprise as lt did caused lot of guessing on the part of the m'ny friends and acquaiutances of Mir, Bridge as to the cause, aud the qusS- ton was put to Mir, Hobart by the Alaskan. It is the policy of the depart m.nt." he said, Ito change the men of the customs service abOu. from time to tiuo-A policy supposed to be to it's ad- vantage. The action is ia line with that policy. I have heard that the sudden action has Giver rise to stories
The daily Alaskan., 1908-07-02

kan where he has been ever since,
 Mir. Matthew Bridge has been sta toned at skagway for four years and has made many friends here, He ssys there was some friction arising from the case of tho horses which he ordered shot some months ago. Iu this case Mir. Bridge says he simply carried ont the provisions oI the law and declares he did all in his power to save the horseu but that he was ordered to shoot them and did so. This action engender- ed bad blood resulting in the action taken by the collector upoa reports brought to him of dissatisfaction. Ms. Bridge says he is on the pay roll of the department and will remain 80, but says he will enter the service of the Road Commission on Monday and his later plsn5 are not determined.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-07-02

The fourth of July celebration is speeding along under full sail nOw-tho preparation for 1t, that Is. Every con- mlttee has rounded out the arrange, monts given to 1t, charge. At Elks' hall there will bO singing by the school children for which Prof. Teltord will be responsible. There will also be other music. Mrs. q. H. Draper will read the declaration and Juuge Gunni' son will deliver tue oratiOn of the day.
 All doubt-of which some expression has been giveu-as to Whitehorse com iug over, was dlSpelIed by wire at noon today saying a special would
 bring about a hundred people over from the rapids. They aye bringing the ball team with them nnd Charlie
The daily Alaskan., 1908-07-02
SUICIDE 0F LOUIS M'|NTYRE
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Seattle July 2-Lous Mcintyre, the best known rail, road in Alaska, committed suicide here last night by putting pistol ball into his brain. He died almost instantly. He had just returned from Cordova His friends say the act was the result of love affair Me Intyre very popular, generous and good fellow and generally spoken of as Ia good sport "
 Louis Mcintyre is well-known in Skagway. He ran on the White Pass road for several years being employed as brakeman and conductor at various periods.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-07-02

Judge Royal A. GunnisOn and wife, Clerk of the Court c. c. Page, wife and son, Court stenographer Lull and wife, District Attorney BoYce, Assis- taut District Attorney BarnhiIl ard vile, Marshall Shoup, wife and daugh- ter, are all expected up on the Jefer- son tomorrow. Rooms have been en- gaved for them at the PulleD house.
 Court begins it's session in this city on Monday.
 The session Of tue court is au import ant one. Thore will be no other until December. On the calendar there are, among a number of criminal cases the following:
 The United States against Olaf Ly- stad, the case of a fish agent at Douglas who fed from Juneau and is alleged to
The daily Alaskan., 1908-07-02
(By United Press.)

St. Paul, July 2--Republicans in state convention nominated Jacob Jacobson for governor.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-07-02
ROLLER WAS EASY FUR GOTGH
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Seattle July 2-Frank Gotch is still the champion wrestler of the world In the contest last night with Dr. Roller he proved himself to be in another and better class than the Seattle man-the latter had never look n lie won with two straight falls the first being after fifteen min ues and twenty-five seconds wrestling in which the differ ence in the men was apparent in every way The tecon bout Roller stood against him fer twenty-five minutes and fftyour seconds Both falls were secured by toe hoId Dr. Roller was thoroughly outclassed.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-07-02

This Is due not to any falling of iu the business Of tue interior but rather that 1t is the growing custom to ship around by the river. There is the additional reason to make difference between this and last year that the GuGgenheims last year sent in such a quantity of heavy machinery and supplies. There is little of this this year,
The daily Alaskan., 1908-07-02
BUSINESS FALLS OFF THIS YEAR
(sy United Press.)

Collector Of Customs Hobart in an in- tervlew today said thstrepo'ts received by him were to the effect th 1t the bu'i' ness of this port would fall somewhat below the record Of several years past.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-07-02
Beagle Takes Place Of Bridge All Ready For The Fourth

Runner reports having received let ter from over there calling for bets to the sum of $500, that whitehorse WINS BOTH GAMES. He has bulle- tined the announcement at the Fifth Avenue. and 1t has created many phas- es of interest in the development of the day. It is presumed that WhitehorSe horse has been making flank move. ment in this matter.
 There is nothing definite about Ju- ueau except that 1t will not be up with it's ball team on the Fourth but there is hope of its coming for Sunday game,
 Impartial judges will be appointed to pass judgomen, on the features of the parade, so as to avoid all criticism. All merchants are--everybody is-invIted to take part in the parade with any
The daily Alaskan., 1908-07-02
APPALLING HEAT IN NEW YORK
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New York, July 2-The record for heat in New York was broken today Seven deaths reported before noon There are so many cases of proraon in the hos pta that they cannot be counted They cOwdng the capacity of all the hospitals Suffering is general and n the tenement districts is terrible Business is practically suspended.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-07-02
COURT OPENS HERE, MONDAY

have taken with him funds of bis em ployer. He was taken of the boat at Seattle aud a portion of the money. al leged to have been taken, was found on him. It was claimed that some of the m ney had been taken from Lystad by a former traveliag man who had resided in Juneau and couple Of dance hall women who went down with him CD the boat.
 The case of the state aGainSt Frank H. Ellis. The defendant is charged with a murder alleged to have occurred in Juneau. The partner of the accused was found in a cabin badly wounded The assault from which deOth resulted afterwards had evidently been caused by an axe. The accused claims that
 [Continued on Page 4.l
The daily Alaskan., 1908-07-02

proper display or feature that would add to its interest.
 Tickets for the dance tomorrow night proceeds for the benefit of the enter tainment next day-are going of rapidly and there is likely to be . fine time good music being provided. The polls for the Goddess of Liberty contest will close at 10 o'clock at all the polling places tomorrow evening but will re- main opan at the dance until 1l:3O when the contest will close and the result be there announced.
 There is being arranged gasoline launch race, the prize for which will be s25 and sl5. The prize for the wet test in the hose race has been raised to $50. The prize for the best feature in the parade will be sl5 and the second sl0.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-07-02

wife accompanies him though she, too Is critically Ill.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-07-02
WIFE ALSO IS VERY ILL
(By United Preso.)

Cleveland, July 2-James S. Sherman was carried to the train this morning and is on his way home to Utica. His
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-11
ALDRICH ELL
AT 7ACKED BY
CONGRESSMAN
HAYES OF CALIFORNIA RAPS
PROPOSED LAW
Says Measure introduced in Senate
Is In Nature of Stock Gambling
Instrument Pure and
Simple
BY AssocIate. Press.

BY Associate, Press.
WASHINGTON. Jan. 10.--At a meeting
of the house banking and currency COM
mittee today Chairman Fowler explained
at length the provisions of his currency re-
organization bill as distinguished from
the Aidrich bill in the senate, arguing
that while the former contemplates the
complete reorganization of the national
bank currency on the basis of leu credit
guaranteed notes secured by national
bank assets, the latter is an emergency
expansion measure purely and provides
for the issue Of currency on such gem
eral security as the bonds of railroads
and municipalities.
Numerous questions were asked when
brought out to some extent the varying
attitude of members toward the Fowler
bill After the meeting Representative
Hayes of California said:
while l am not committed to Mr.. FoW-
iers measure. or shall not make up my
mind until the subject has been more
thoroughly gone into, l am favorably in
clined toward it. Between it and the AL
drich bill there is no choice. The Aldrich
bill aside from the serious objection that
ii is merely temporary in scope and aims
at emergency expansion, is in the nature
Of a stock gambling instrument pure and
simple.
wall street in its boldest moment could
ask for nothing better fitted to its own
peculiar purposes"
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-11
LABOR CONVENTION
FAVORS SUFFRAGE
Equal Rights at Polls for Women Is
object of Resolution Passed at
Vallejo After Lively
Argument

5y Associated PresA.
VALLEJO, jan 10.--A resolution passed
today by the convention OF the State
Federation OF Labor provides that the san
Francisco supervisors be urged to issue
unsold bonds In the way OF clearing
house ceruncates and all laporiny men
and merchants are urged to accept them
in order that the cleaning of the city,
the building of school houses and the
Improvement of parks can be carried on.
Resolutions were passed providing for
Strengthening the union movement by
requesting that state organizer be APP
pointed by the American Federation Ior
one year and also that county organizers
be established throughout the state.
Los Angeles, Santa Rosa and san Jose
applied for the next convention After
much discussion Los Angeies withdrew,
giving notice of a call for 1895 conven-
ton. San Jose was selected by a vote
of 70 to 42.
This later was declared the unanimous
choice. This morning a resolution con-
tanning a recommendation for woman
suffrage to be made by the legislature
was introduced by L. L. Reguin of San
Francisco. After a hot debate the reso-
luton carried by a vote OF 70 to 90
The election of officers this afternoon
resulted as follows:
President-George A. Tracy, San Fran
cisco.
First vice presidential. M. Thompson,
Oakland.
Second vice president-w. Rambo, Oak
land.
Third vice president-D. D. Sullivan.
Sacramento.
Fourth vice presidential Sager. San
Francisco.
Fifth vice presidential. r. Murray.
San Jose.
Sixth vice president-Fannie Koehe, San
Francisco.
Seventh vice president--B. Burlingame,
Eureka.
Eighth vice president-N. G. Ross.
Vallejo
Ninth vice president-R. A. Larrlmore.
Los Angeles.
Secretary y-treasurer-George w. Bell.
San Francisco.
Delegate to A. F. LII. B. Gale.
Delegate to Exclusion league conven-
tiou-W. II. Gibson.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-11
SAN FRANCISCO STILL
WANTS STATE BUILDING
py Associated Press.

cy Associated Press go,
SACRAMENTO, Jan. 10.-Mayor Ed
ward r. Taylor of San Francisco will in
a day or two bring a mandamus suit
against Governor Gillett and Attorney
General Webb for the purpose of having
the recent action Of the latter in declar-
ing illegal the act appropriating $500,0O0
for the erection of a state building at the
bay passed upon at once by the supreme
court. The mayor of San Francisco has
informed the executive of his intentions
and has also requested State Controller
Nye TO take no further steps in the mat
ter of carrying into effect the decision
of the attorney general until the legal
ity or illegality of Webb's judgment is
established.
Mayor Taylor will formally petition
his excellency and the attorney general
to appear before the board of supervisors
of San Francisco, meeting with the
mayor, with the aim in view of proceed
ing to carry out the provisions of the
disputed act.
Governor Gilett will Immediately refuse
to comply with the wishes of Taylor and
the latter will then institute mandamus
action to compel the executive TO pro-
ceed under the statute.
The action will be friendly.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-11
WARNED AGAINST BUYING
LANDS HELD BY S. P.
Attorney General 5onaparte, in An-
swer to Many Letters, Advises
the Public to Take Nc
Chances
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press
WASHINGTON, Jan. 10.-Attorney
General Bonaparte recently has received
a number of letters relating to the status
Of land held under railroad and wagon
road grants in Oregon, which have not
been disposed of by the grantees. and
asking IL the present holders OF such
lands "have to sell the same to actual
settlers only at a rate not exceeding $3.50
an acre"
The purpose of the inquiry made is TO
Determine whether persons cannot secure
the right TO purchase such lands. the
value of which in most instances is in
excess of the price named. The attorney
general has made a general reply as fol-
lows;
-'Inquiring as to the sale of lands now
held by the Southern Pacific railroad un-
der grants from the United States, you
are respectfully informed that proceed
ings will shortly be taken to determine
the rights and responsibilities If the rail-
road companies holding the title to the
lands mentioned in your letter. Further
than this I am not authorized by the
law and the practice of the department
to advise you on the project, but recon-
mend that you take no steps involving
expense to yourself In connection with
this matter except on the advice of coun-
sel of unblenlished reputation and high
standing and well known to you"
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-11
HEAD OF PACIFIC STEEL co.
FACES EMBEZZLEMENT CHARGE
9y Associated Press.

9y Associated Press.
SAN JOSE, Jan. 10.-C. w. French of
San Diego, chairman of the board of
directors of the Pacific Steel company, a
corporation incorporated at SlOV 100000,
was arrested here today on q warrant
charging him with felony emhtzzlement.
The charge was sworn TO last spring in
the police court in San Francisco by =,
Fl, Geldert, formerly president of the
Union Hardware company of San Fran
cisco, who is at present resident of this
city.
French is being held at the police sta
tion tonight pending the arrival of officers
from San Francisco. French refuses to
discuss the arrest stating that 1t was
'all foolishness'
Geldert stated that the sum he is
alleged to have embezzled is $1,000, but
declined to state n wha. manner.
French might have eyaded arrest but
for the wreck OF the Sunsel express at
Rucker last evening which forced him to
come back to San Jose for the night.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-11
ROUND OF ENTERTAINMENTS
PLANNED AT RIO JANEIRO
By Associated Pr~sr

BY Associated PreSF
RIO DE JANEIRO. Jan. 10.-rhe Off
cial and final arrangement for the enter
tainment for officers of the American
battleship fleet under Rear Admiral
Evans which is due here tomorrow. was
made known today. IT has been approved
by Irving B. Dudley, the American ann
bassador and Is as follows:
January 12-Officers of the fleet will
visit the minister of foreign affairs,
Baron de Rio Branco.
January 13-Visit to DIR. Penna, presi-
dent of the republic, at Petropolis; ia
the evening a banquet at the American
embassy at Petropolis.
January 1i-Breakfast given by the
minister of marine. Admiral Aleucar. OH
Mount Corcovado.
January 15-Breakfast given by the
president of the republic at Petropolis
and a garden party at the American en-
bassy.
January 16-Fete by the American col
ony at Fluminenez park.
January I7-Picnic given by the min
lister OF Marine in the botanical gardens.
January 1S--Banquet by the minister OF
foreign affairs in the Monroe pavilion.
January 19- Picnic given by the Bra
lillian navy at Lljuca park.
January 20-There will probably be a
reception OH board some of the American
battleships. The fleet is scheduled to
leave January 2l.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-11
PARKER SAYS BLAME
IS ON ROOSEVELT
Former Democratic Nominee, in Ex-
planning Cause of Financial
FURRY, Censures the
President
Rv Associated Press.

BY Associated Press
KINGSTON, N. Y. Jan. 10.-Before ar
assemblage of political associates of his
home county of Ulster, former Chief JUS
tice Alton B. Parker of the court of ap-
peals, Democratic candidate for the preei-
dency In 1904 spoke tonight of the causes
of the recent credit panic" and of what
he considered the dangers of putting
''untutored idealism' in charge of the
nations affairs.
The occasion was a dinner given by
four score or more Ulster county Demo-
Gratis, at which Judge Parker was the
guest of honor. Judge Parker said iu
part;
I'VE are all members one of another.
Oregon and Maine are linked together If
only by so humble a md as the pine
forests and great apple crops. Florida
would be no stranger. whether she found
herself seated under the sacred Goldfish
that hangs in the hall on Beacon street
or sat in a California orange grove.
''Pittsburg and St. Louis may inter-
changeably accept their respective SYM
bolic Roosevelt currency emblem stimuli
taneously ISSUE 'lnder the stress of the
great credit panic
"And here, incijep ally, we can do at
least one thing-thank our present chief
executive. He has bound us lndissolubly
together. He has taught us 10 rely on the
last analysts upon each other and upon
ourselves against himself and against all
others like him. He has shown us that
peace. plenty and prosperity are no guar
antees If we guard not our constitutional
rights by putting in office constitutional
rulers.
"What Is Wrong7"
dition? Can any one say that we are
on an unsound financial basis? What Is
at fault with general mercantile condi-
tons? They are excellent. Wha'. visible
danger threatens our prosperity? None,
so far as we can determine Whence,
then, this abnormal situation Ehich has
startled the world and reacted upon
every European financial center?
THE answer is to be found in the
simple fact that there has been deter
mined attack upon property as such.
"Our actual wealth today staggers the
belief of the world. Yet great unknown,
underlined dread--a fear that we shall
none of us. be allowed to retain the re-
suits of our toll, but that in a renewed
exploitation of wild Observation-Disclosures
financial, theories governmental, theories
economic-we. shall see the wreck of in
dustry. the paralyzation of effort, the
destruction of thu value of the Invest
ments of our savings-has taken possess
sion of the entire body polite.
"If you ask how credit shall be re-
stored / can give you but this negative
answer. Not by continuance of the pos
sibility of the application to the whole
of the country of still other new theories
nor by a continuance of the will of our
present ruler, nor any like him, of spo-
radio spectacular attacks, one following
another. upon the various. forms of in
vested savings
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-11
CONGRESS TO REPEAL "MosT
PECULIAR LAW IN COUNTRY
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press,
WASHINGTON, Jan. 10.--The repeal OF
what has been denominated by some
iuries as ''the most peculiar law in the
United States is the idea of joint reso-
luton introduced today by Mr.. Birdsall
of Iowa,
The law in question is a New Mexico
statute which has been In force five years
under which all damage suits against
New Mexican railroads for personal In
1uries must be b~ough. in the courts or
that territory, and afiidavits In support
thereof must be made personally within
the territory and before the expiration OF
ninety days from the date o. the acci-
dent falling which, the railroad con-
cerned may itself enter suit against the
injured person and obtain judgment or
non-lia bility.
Representative Birdsall stigmatized the
law as "the strangest monstrosity on
American statut books"