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The Washington times., 1908-11-13
LEGAL NOTICES

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF the DistrIcf
OF Columbia. In re: Martin Brothers Bank
rupt. In Bankruptcy, No. 496. To the creif-
tors Of said bankrupt. Under the order
passed November s. 1908. the trustee wiz
sell at public auction, in front Of the prem
ises, on TUESDAY, NOVEMBER a, 1905. AT
4-30 O'CLOCK p. NJ, the following pisce OF
property, with the brick house thereon free
and clear Of all membranes, to- wit a mart
Of lot le6, in the National Capitol Invest
ment Compauy's subdivision Of Square S6I
in the city Of Washington, District Of Co
iumha. said house being No. 5d6 Seventh
strGet n E, in said city, and being de-
sCTibed by metes and bounds in the order
authorizing It's sale. z. S. McCALMONT
Referee in Bankruptcy. 1T
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FLOOR OIL.

c. T. HUNTERS sanitary dust killing hOOr
oil keeps the floors clean and bright gives
them polished finish; SOC gallon delivered.
Phone Main 5458. Office lib Pa ave NV. Our
label On every This Is the Jnly oil used
by the y. S. Government. others initiate.
but none as good. Write for samples. Agents
wanted everywhere. This oil is good for the
dnest kind q furniture. tn IT, no3-22t
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FOR Observation-Disclosures.

PHONOGRAPHS for rent. 81 Der month f.
records, Sc per month; phones called for and
]. F. HERMAN. ID floor, 1920 Pa
ave. NV. nO6-I5t
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CATERING.

WEDDINGS. lunches, receptions, dinners and
bsnquets supplied with every requisite;
single dishes furnished. ice cream and ices
in any quantity. delivered all orders by mail
OF telephone win be promptly attended to.
GRAY x BRO Caterers. 1916 NJ St NV.
Phone y. 4G65-Y. oc25-Su, Wifi
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Advertisements will be accepted Mt
lRy Of the following branch offices
lt regular Office rates. If il Is in-
convenient to leave advertisements
ii either branch Office or The Times
BUSINESS Office, they may be tele-
DhOned direct to The Times Main
i260), and a messenger viii call to
,OlIeet without additional charge.
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BRANCH U1rLCES.


EOLDENBERG' 4. 7th and X sts- NV.
;. Kahn, SONS X CO.. sth and Market space
2REENE' S CAPITAL A D V < r I ; y v
AGENCY, u45 18th 81. nv.
& L. McMICHAEL. Cigar store, llth and =
.. FRENCH SIMPSON. cor. 3th a. Rhode
Island ave, ana K 81. M
4 I. BUTTS PHARMACY, eth ct and
Massachusetts ave nv.
SHAS. c. HORNUNG. Christian Pharmacy
sw, cor 7th and II sts NV.
1ANFORDS PHARMACY, NsW York ave-
and North Capitol street.
EARNOLD, 340l 14ch 81. NV
Z. 4. AEITCH, 10Th and II sta. NV.
2UIGLEH' 3 PHARMACY, zIat and G sta. NV.
;. 4. WAGNER CO., 1st and II sts. nv,
L 1. IAILOE, cor. Sth AMI sLS. nv.
NICHOLS PHARMACY, 18th and Pa, ave. ave.
PARK ROAD PHARMACY, Ilth & Park road
AAITINGLF' $ PHARMACY, lsth and l.
3. ID. HOWARD, I4th ami ".
y. v. FOEIIE, 1929 BriShiwO-d ave.
AALTBI'S PHARMiCX, 1867 Calvert 81.
SESSFORD'S PHARMACY. 9Th ana y sls.
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AUTO LAMP EXPERTS.

T. F. MOORE s. co.
Lamps OF every description repaired. plated,
ana polished, sas JOhS MARSHALL place NV
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NoE-MEDICAL HEALING.

BY RESTORING the GIRO ILATION OF the
BLOOD CURES LOCONCCOR-ATAKIA
RHEUMATISM, BRIGHT'5 DISEASE
The STOMACH, BOWELS, LIVER and
those ISCURABLE MALADIES where
MEDICINE FAILS. PAMPHLET TELLS
ALL GET IT. PROF. II. N D. PARKER
new location, 1922 9Th st. NV; formerly 1924
New York ave. NV. Sanitarium viii be ready
ia a few days to receive patients. Terms FOR
board ana treatment will be reasonable
oo9s-ff
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HELP wkNrzp-NALE.

BOYs-Two stout white boys. work in bot
thing shop and learn the business Apply
with reference. +. II. FINLEY, POS Massa-
Chusetts ave. II
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AUTOMOBILE COLLEGE-Terms moderate:
easy payments positions secured; write or
CALI open evenings and Sunday. 1928 1fth
-. NV. oc25-tf
BARBER-W White, for Saturday; $3.50 guar
aEteed. Apply 1852 Wisconsin ave NV. II
BARBER-GuaEantee So. r. II. EVANS. Pass
18th s. nv. nOI3-2t
BARBER for Saturday. 81 10Th st NV. 1t
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Three times within one week. "A cents a
sne; times. e0nsecutivsly, % esnts line
minimum space, lines.
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a. (. POWELL. 4th and East CAPITOL SIS.
ROACH DRUG CO.. Sth and G sts. ae.
A. B. BURROWS, 18th ana Pa. ave.
= p. WELLER, cor. Sth and ].
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ALEXANDRIA, VA.
&, l. CARNE 3 CO.. 703 King 81.
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ANACOSTIA.
sURYs PHARMACY. corner Monroe and
Jefferson SIS.
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furnished rooms for
private family with
youns couple; refer
49, Tims5 o.tias, u
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NORTHEAST.

LADDON PHARMACY. LOO Florida ave, ne
On As. H BLUMER. y. Cap. and X sts- ne
AcCHESSEY * JOACHIM. cor. "a and e SITS
K8AUs' PHARMACY car 6th and X sts-
hCCHESNEI d JOACHIM. sth and 4 sta ne
BENZ. u. La &HAM, Eth and K, Cap. ~
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BOYS WHO WANT PERMITS TO
SELL PAPERS CAN OBTAIN
THEN BY APPLYING TO THR
CIRCULATION MANAGER. TIE
WASHINGTON TIMES.
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SOUTHWEST

2 HUGO EIsENBEISS. 7th and 3 streets
MCDONALD. ,. W. IA ami L sW.
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HELP wANrED-FkMALE.

a " HITE WOMAN TO COOK for a family
4 three adults comfortable surroundings ami
rood pay references required. Apply be-
ween IL a. n. and 3 p. m. and after p ia.
500 Siltnore 81, NV. Washington Heights.
IL
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WANTED-At once, experienced sewers on
cats, skirts, ana dresses. Apply JULIUS
5ARFINhLE d co. h 81. corner 18Th, side
entrance.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

FOR sALE-Rooming houses propositions az
sacrih2e prices. our special bargain uea<s
Pennsylyania ave. Price. t509- L. Y. STEH-
REIT & Co, Us 18th ST. Il
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UPHOLSrERING.

J. A. AINGE & SON, cablnetmakers and up
holsterers; hospital for broken furniture.
prices reasonable us 9Th St ne. nos-tf
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

ALL BOYS NOT NOW SELLING
NEWSPAPERS AND OUT OF EN-
PLoYMENT SHOULD CALL UPON
THE CIRCULATION MANAGER OF
THE TINES. au2O-tf
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CHEVY CHASE, Nd.
T. A. SONNEMAN
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GEORGETOWN.
JAMES K, SMITH, Iz64 Wisconsin ave.
g. P WELLER. Pharmacy. ASA N At NV
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

PAY the highest cash prices for ladieg ana
gentlemen's caSt-on wearing APPAREL. dro2
card; viii call. G. LIVINGSTON 1872 IN ..
NV. or phone North 1904 oeIa-9f
VVANTED-Furniture for casn; sell YOUR
good. u the man VINO gives YOU the most
money. See HOLLYWOOD. sth and X je2-tf
HIGH PRICES paid for ladies' ana eents
cast-off clothing; drop postal or phone north
22s0 NJ: viii call 5. KEBESKY. .S0s 7th ST.
nv seal-SOt
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NANTED-TWo nicely
light housekeeping IN
heat, phone By quiet
enCes furnished. BOX
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WANTED-ROOMS AND BOARD

LADY DESIRES room and board. southeast
section private family preferred. state par
ticuIars. RAY. 1871 stn 81. NV. II
TWO ROOMS with board Ga strictly private
family. cor tH ladies' state terms, with fun
particulars references exchanged Address
BOX 5II Times Once. n8II-gt
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WORKINGMANIs WAITS

wORKISGMES. why worry about clothes.
call On Us save "a Ave dollar note on a sIlt
a. IZJt OF an UFeTo1at az $500. fine tailor
made. slightly worn. 10 takes the wrinkles
on the brow OF the man who has a family ID
support one price only. JUsTHS OLD
STAND. SIS ID st noe-7t
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CLASS b

One cent a word each insertion. Minimum
harEe raufH
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SPIRITUALISM.

ARTHUR WALTER. European graduate in
manual massage, Swedish gymnastics facial
and scalp treatments. Gle Eye st. NV. Phone
1882 Main, viii call. noli-3t
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WALL PAPER.

6. g. SILENCE,
zs7 G 81 NV. Phone Main 1904. Wall paper
ing: lowest prices. let me give you an estl-
mate before having your papering done
HOUSE PAINTING.
nof2-tf
SEND TO HUNT. the old reliable. sl4 New
York ave. and get his reduced prices on Al
Eork Cor the next so days. Main e5f7.
auZs -s0s
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THE LATEST.
Our business has increased 500 Der cent
the past week.
Give Us another VIM. H. Taft, we want
10 make 1909 per cent in another week
u. z. HUNTER.
Sanitary Dust-hillng Floor oil Co
and
Bicycle Man,
lI3 Pa. ave. Phone MaIp SIS
II you need any signs OF Victoria Painting
call on me. Estimates cheerfuly given I0g-
est prices and best work no13-2r
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OOK-Experiencsd. for quick lunch Testau-
rant; no Sunday work. Apply RITTER S
CAFE. cor. b and La ave. NV nOE-3t
WANTED AGENTS OF good appearance Cali
from to p, m; best seller out, c. T..
HUNTER, III Pa. ave. nv. nOll-Tt
SHORTHAND-Compl course N syllable
system in $50 hours, $50 including typewrit-
ing. positions guaranteed STENOGRAFHIC
ACADEMY. Colorado building oCZ7-tf
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18TH ST NV. II32-MeaIs served out; hot
cereals; best home cooking homemade pas
tries noIO-6t
y NV, l5l5-Bsst table board, two meals.
as home cooking fine locality. n07-1t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-15
FOR MOLLY
FRANK READY TO SELL MoNTGOM-
 FRY PITCHER.
It is Believed That Frank Wants to Farm Him Out to Gufport-
 Fell Ont Over Salary.

Charlie Frank has asked for waivers on Rufus Molly. the Montgomery boy who refused to report to New Orleans. So far as the Montgomery club is con- cerned the waivers were granted.
 It is thought that Frank has fixed up a deal to dispose of his obstinate pitcher and the rumor in Montgomery is that he will turn him over to Gulf port, the farm" of the New Orleans Club.
 Molly was a sensation in the Cotton States League last season when he helped Mobile win the pennant. Every club in that league would probably be glad to get him. It is possible. too. that some Southern League Club will refuse to waive and agree to take Nol- ly.
 Nolly's trouble with Frank has been on the question of salary.
 He thinks with the showing he made last year, his pay ought to be boosted
 Frank has also asked waivers on Lave Cross, the veteran third baseman. All this indicates that Frank is not satisfied with the Pe1icans as they now stand. and is strengthening up for the big battle
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-15
The Bdrons Come! The Battle
 Is On! stPlay BaH'' Is the Cry

them the first line on them against the teams that they will have to nght all summer. The team as a whole is in excellent shape, Greminger being the only one that is doubtful. If the day is good and hot the hard hitting third baseman will set in the game. but Ryan Is not taking any chances with him, and if he doesn't feel altogether right Perry will be on third and Has sett at second. Thomas who for the past four seasons mas pitched the opening game for Minneapolis. will pitch the opening game today Spike shannon doing the catching. so that 1t will be the famous old Minneapolis battery.
 There will not be a parade of the players, as they will go direct to the grounds ready for business. A brass band on a special car of the Traction Company will make circuit or the city, however. and play In the grand stand during the afternoon.
 Following will be the lineup of the two teams:
 Heniine. If: Ryan. cf: Baxter, tb: Greminger or Perry, 3b; Perry or Has, sett, 2b; Persons If; Pope ss; Shan non, c: Thomas, D.
 Birrningham's lineup will be as fol- lows: Reagan, If: Houtz, If; Moles- worth of; Douglass or Raub, c; Meek. ib; Demont ss: Walters. 2b: Downey. 3b: Robertaille. p.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-15

with great regret that Manager Toft had to release him, but Toft had so many good twirlers on his list that he had to release some of them. It is make good with any other team in the league
 Manager Toft has signed Harry Mev- CTS. first baseman. last year with Vicks- burg. who was drafted at the end Of greaty strengthen the team in the in- field and will allow Marshall. who has been covering the initial bag. to play his regular position in the outfield.
 Toft believes that he signed Bishop from New Orleans. and will get the fast pitcher. If he does not make good with New Orleans.
 Huber is doing better work al short this season than ever before. and Bil- lie May Is doing the best box work in the league. having won all three games that he has pitched this season.
 Tho fans are rejoicing over Gulf ports defeat Monday, thereby placing Columbus in the lead, whihc Is the first time that Columbus has ever oc- cupied that loftyIposition since she has been a member of the league.
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First Game of the Season Against
 Barons.
Thomas wni Pitch the Opening Game, and Shannon, His oid side Part. asry wnl Do tn. Re-
 ceiving Today.

Just before the battle. mother.
 The Southern League season for 1908 will be prized open this afternoon in Montgomery. Atlanta and New Orleans. the opening in Memphis being post poned on account of the election in that city.
 1t will be the first time in many years that Montgomery team has opened at home Ryan's band of Climbers enter taining Vaughan and his aggregation from Birmingham. Naturally this fact together with the added fact that Ryan has about the swiftest combination that ever represented Montgomery, has aroused lots of enthusiasm. While the local fans have seen Ryan's team in the exhibition games, today will give
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-15
CONGRESS
Summary of House

Washington. April 14.-The expect ed fight in the House of Representa- lives over the question whether there shall be two or four battleships. au- thorized for the coming year did not materialize today while the naval ap- propriation bill was under discussion.
 Instead, most all of the session was devoted to a lively debate regard ing naval stations in the Philippines. The supporters of the Subig Bay ap- propriation led by Messrs. Foss and Hobson. were victorious despite vig- orous opposition from both sides of the chamber. Accordingly the sum of $l00, ,0O0 as recommended by the commit tee for improving and developing the
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-15
THE RACES
ResnIts at Bennings.

Benning. D. C.. April 14--Today brought to a close the spring meet. ing of the Washington Jockey Club at Benning. The feature. the Jesse Brown cup for two years olds, bred in the District of Columbia. Maryland and Virginia was won by the Aftongeen tables, Taboo. with Hawkwing second and Al Busch third. Tn the steepie. chase. Essex with 164 pounds up made all the pace to the stretch. where the light weighted favorite Aiken. came on and won handily.
 Five favorites and a second choice rewarded packers. Summaries:
 First race; five furlongs-witching Hour. 1o7. (Fairbrotherl. IS to 20. won; Claiborne. 1o7. (s. W Walker), to to 1; third Time 1:05. Flatfoot. Foot loose; Miss Granville. Harold A Frank and Huldy also ran.
 Second race. selling; seven furiongs 5. won; Servile. s2. (Bergen) to S.. brother). 5 to i. third. Time 1:se 4-s. oraculum. Miss Marjorie. Trey Of
 Third race. Jesse Brown cup; four furlongs-Taboo, 112 (McFadden) II to 20. won; Hawkwing. 110. (Powel). < to 5 second; Al Busch. 1io. (BrusseD Cannon. Sheek and Spanish Prince also ran.
 Fourth race. steeplechase: about two and a half miles-Aiken, 140 (Shagan), even, won; Bannock. 142 (Huppe), { to 1. second; Yamachristin, 164. (Mr. Hayes), Is to 1. third. Time 6:O7. Essex also ran.
 Fifth race. handicap; seven furiongs Howard Shean, 91, (McCahey), 8 to won; Requesting. 114. (McCarthy), { to 1, second; Smoker. 116. (BrusseI), 1S to 10. third. Time 1:29. Reidmore also ran. "
 Sixth race. selling: one mile and 100 yards-Lady Karma, s6. (Fairbrother), ! to 5, won; Banker, 11O, (Brussel), to secona; Peter Knight. 107. (sic- Fadden). to 1, third. Time f:53 Brookdals and Venus also ran.
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FIRST MOBILE CAME.
Effort VIII Be Made to Close Up Bust
 mAaa.

Effort Win Be Made to Close Up Busi-
 ness.
 Mobile. April 14.-(Special. )-The first Southern League game to be play ed in Mobile .s sch eduled for April 20.
 A committee of the club is canvass ing the business houses in an effort to secure the general closing at 3 o'clock on that day. The Mobile and Ohio will run an excursion from Meridian. and 1t is hoped that the Louisville and Nashville will put on a special train from Montgomery.
 The Louisville and Nashville author tiles say that their special train car rying the Mobile fans to the opening game at New Orleans tomorrow will be crowded.
 Half the fans in town will go." said one of the local agents; If they can raise the price" he added in an under tone
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-15
TOM BROWN, VETERAN
 PLAYER, WILL UMPIRE
New Man in Southern League, But Has
 Had Much Experience.

His Uumphs" today will be one of Judge Kavanaugh's new mea. Tom Brown. ths old National League ball player. Years ago he played with the Pittsburg and Boston teams of the Ma tional League. afterwards umpiring In the National for number of years. Then he umpired in the Eastern League TOT some years ana also in some or His last experience was as manager of the Denver team in the Western League. This year President Kava- naugh has succeeded in getting him on his umpire staff, and from all reports he will be one of the hest men in the business with the indicator.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-15
Ronton Tnken Eirnt.

Boston, Mass, April 14.-Despite a chilly day, the grand stand and bleach. were crowded today and the spectators saw the home team defeat Washing ton in the opening game of the sea son. The visitors did not score until the ball over the left field fence for a home run. Young struck out nine men. Smith was a trifle wild in the third inning but was generally effec- Boston. .t. .... 1ol 0oi Oos-3 Washington :. .. 900 900 00l-i { ,
 Batteries-Young and CriEer Smith and steit. Time l;So. Umpire Sheri.
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SAILS FOR ORIENT.
nemaEf.

French and Italian Cars in Paris Race
 Depart. 5 Seattle, Wash, April 1.-The French and Italian cars in the Paris race reached here late yesterday and after a parade were loaded on the steamer Aki Muru which sailed for the Orietn today
 A telegram was received from The Paris Matin instructing the automo- piles to leave on the Aki Muru: The several days. All of the machines will be shipped directly to Japan and will be transported from there to Vladiv- ostok.
 The American machine is due to ar- rive within a few days and will be sent on the Orient.
 .0ur work has been most highly conn plfmented by people who know good work. Give one trial and we will please you. Phone 113.
 French Dry Cleaning Co.,, POS Dexter.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
gt T,oulu Vac4nlrfowu.

St. Louis VictOfi0us.
 Cleveland, Ohio, April 1A-St. Louis won the opening game from Cleveland by the score of 2 to 1, fu ten innings. calls, to six hits. St. Louis won in the tenth on c. Jones single, a wild pitch and WiIliams's single. Score.
 RH.E. Cleveland .... 900 900 oof O---i 6 0 St. Louis.. ... 900 900 0le 1--3 g 0 Batteries--Joss and Clarke; Petty Apds stephens. Time 2:04. Umpire Evans +-
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Nem York wfna

Philadelphia. Pa, April 14.-New York won the opening game of the National League season here this aft ernoon through the fine pitching of Mathewson. He kept the four hits lent control. McQuillin's lack of con- trol was responsible for his teams defeat. Magee's triple in the ninth in- ming saved the Philade1phians from a New York. ~. 900 oI2 ooo-s Philadelphia :. 606 900 00f--i { 1
 Batteries-Mathews and Bresna- han; McQuillian, Brown and Dooin. Time 1:40. Umpire Klem.
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AMERICAN LEAGuE.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Boston Wins Easx,

Brooklyn. N. r., April 14.--Manager Kelly and the Boston National League team opened the championship base ball season here today by defeating Brooklyn g to g.. Loose fielding on the part of the home team was responsi- ble for the big score of the visitors. Score: R,H.E. Boston. .. .. :. ..2io 900 4o2-s II ? Brooklyn. :. 010 010 100--3 Ii {
 Batteries-Young and Bowerman; Fucker and Bell and Ritter. Time 2:O2. Umpires Emslie and Rudderham.
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Played Tie Game.

Savannah, Ga. April f4.-savannah and Macon played another eleven in- ming tie game today. duplicating the performance of yesterday R.HE. Savannah. \. .000 003 900 00-3 8 { Macon. ... III 900 900 0O--3 10 {
 Battefies-Hixson and Kahlkoff: Stowers and Stubbe,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-15

Old Bob Unglaub. of the Boston Americans, evidently wanted to stari something when he said the Eastern League wasn't in It with the American Association for good and fast ball playing. And after Buffalo and Toron- to of the Eastern League had made the Columbus American Association champs Took like a bunch of wet colthes.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-15

naval station at oiongapo, subis Bay was allowed to stand.
 A special message from President Roosevelt urging four battieships was read and elicited loud applause from the advocates of the proposition.
 The naval bill was not concluded when the house at B:03 p. m. took . hecess until 1:3o a. iff.9 tomorrow.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-15
Al FEW FOUL TIPs.

ing list will be a couple of ex-Mont- gomery players-Fred Houtz and Carl ton Molesworth. Both are very popu- lar in Montgomery and both will re- ceive . warm welcome today.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-15

The manager ot the Gulfport team in the Cotton States League must have picked his players to correspond with the name of the town. The Gulfport lineup reads: Gilks, Gettinger, Gum and Grafflus. O, gee! V
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-15

Both of the Boston ball clubs are preparing for rush of business this season. New bleachers have been erect ed at the National League grounds. and more 50-cent seatS have been ada ed to the outfit of the American League park.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-15
ssFOR nENT.

We have . dozen splendid pianos of reliable make shnt we VIII rent by the Snonth and allow all rents to apply as purchase money in event . sale is made. Rental pianos delivered anywhere in
 E. F. FORBES PIANO CO.,"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-15

Raub. one of the catchers on the Birmingham team, was team mate of Charlie Fuller, both of them being on the Toronto team of the Eastern League some years ago.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-15

Charles (espider") Baum. manager of the Fresno club in the California League. was formerly an expert teie. graph operator. V,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-15

Frank Chance. King, Evers and other Chicago champions are of the opinion that Clark Griff1th has a real ball team in New York this season.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-15

Add the Richmond (va.) team to tha minors who made the big league bali teams look like plugged money in the spring exhibition games.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-15

If thew ather is good today the crowd promises to be one of the largest that ever attended a week day game in Montgomery. Besides the home peo- ple there will be quite a crowd from Birmingham and places near Mont gonlery.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-15
NOTES AND NEWS
 OF WORLD SPORTS

To judge from the way most of tha big league teams have been naissing the ball. 1t looks to be another season
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-15

The new International Baseball League is made up of Hamilton, Guelph and London, Ont. and Niagara Falls
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-15
LETS TWO PITCHERS GO.

ColunnDus Manager Releases Wheeler
 and David
 Columbus, Miss, April 14-(Special.l -ManaKer Toft has released Pitchers Wheeler and David. and Outfielder Yount. Wheeler is reported as having signed with Jackson.
 David is a good twirler. and it was