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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-08-27
Today's Games Called Off;
Two Scheduled for Tomorrow

Manager Cantillon went to the
ball park this morning. and after
remaining there some time. during
which the rain began falling. re-
turned to his hotel at noon and an
nOunced that the dOuble-header
scheduled for this afternoon with
the Cleveland team was called off
because of the wet grounds. He
said that even If the rain ceased to
fall this afternoon the grounds
were so watersoaked that playing
on them would be impossible.
A double-header will be played
tomorrow afternoon. the first game
to start at 2 O'Clock. Either Tom
Hughes or Smith will start the first
contest. while Manager Lajoie will
probably send up one of his spitball
artists.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-08-27
Costly Exhibition Game.

PIQUA, Ohio. August 21.-While play
ing in an exhibition game here yesterday
between the Cincinnati National League
team and a team representing this town.
Michael Mitchell, right fielder of the
Cincinnati club. sustained injuries which
will, it is said. keep him out of the game
for the rest of the season. Mitchell
turned his ankle by sliding to second
base tearing the ligaments loose from
the bone.
The local team was beaten by a score
of 10 to 3.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-08-27
Reward for Arrest of Highwayman.

Charles w Russell. acting attorney
general. has directed officials of the de-
partment to offer reward OF $500 for
the arrest of the highwayman who held
up tourists, i'm Yellowstone Park and
reaped rich reward for his nerve. Ii Is
hoped that the reward. together with the
efforts of the United States army Off
Gals in the park, will result in success.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-08-27
Victim Of Ocean Undertow.

WILMINGTON. N. c.. August 81
Charles N. Hutson of Raleigh, a promi-
nent young man, member of house party
at WrightsviIle Beach. was drowned yes
terday, having been caught in the under
tow. Friends attempted to rescue him.
hut their efforts were of no avail. The
body was recovered.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-08-27
National League Bulletin.

NEW YORK, August 27.-President
Harry c. Pulliam Of the National Base
Ball League yesterday announced the ap-
prevail of the following:
Contracts-With Boston. Beals Becker,
William II. ChappelIe: with Chicago, j..
s. Neur. Floyd NJ. Kroh 09OS-19O9) with
Cincinnati. Jacob c. Volz; with Pitts
burg, Robert G. Vail; with st. Louis,
Frederick j. Gaiser.
Releases-By Chicago Ito Boston,, jean
L. Donohue; by Brooklyn Ito Brockton,
E. L.. Pembroke Finlayson.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-08-27
Foot Ball Game Arranged.

.CHICAGO. August IA dispatch to
the Tribune from Tuscaloosa, Ala, says:
A contract was signed yesterday by
managers of the University Of Alabama
and the University of Cincinnati for
foot ball game October IL in Birming-
ham. The contract calls for the drawing
of the color lines.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-08-27
GOLFERS FROM AFFAIR
FOR OPEN TITLE
Field for Championship at
Myopia includes Experts
From England, Can
ada and Mexico.

NEW YORK, August 27.-Wuh the
cream of the professional golfers on this
continent engaged today at Myopia the
most ideal links i'm this country. special
zest is added to the open championship
the thirteenth in the history of the United
States Golf Association. Whether the
title will be transferred to Mexico or
Canada or remain in the United States
is at present an open question.
Mexico relies on Willie" Smith, a
dashing. slashing player, who was cham
pion in 1899. and who has only to be
keen and fit to repeat the performance
He has been here for a month. and as
recently as Saturday smashed the record
Of the Waumbek course and incidentally
led field which included his brother
ALEC" Smith, George Low, Jack"
Hutchinson and Fl. III. Barker.
From Canada come p F.. Barrett.
George Cummings and c. r. Murray a
trio of players who are not unknown
here and have earned a reputation on
Scottish links. Three years since, when
MyOpia was also the scene of the cham
pionship. Barrett tied for third place.
while Cummings came with a rush on the
second day. and from a comparatively
obscure position landed in eighth place.
AS regards the possibilities of the
CHi'eu OldteS retaining the nONOT. IL
boasts many representatives whose capa-
bilities are beyond cavil. On all form
Willie" Anderson of the Ontwentsia
Club stands out conspcuously. He has
not only won the title four times. but is
the only golfer whose name appears more
than once at the head of affairs. In
addition he has been second once. third
once and fifth twice. Of his four vic
tories two have been gained on the pres
ent scene of the struggle. and as the turf
maxim Of courses for horses" is equally
applicable to golfers there would seem to
be every likelihood of the sturdy Chi
cagoan placing a fifth victory to his
credit. Should this prove the case. he
will occupy the enviable position of being
the only golf exponent in the history of
modern times to have been hailed for the
fifth time winner of an open title.
Up to the present it would seem to have
been ordained that no man shall hold an
open championship beyond the fourth
time. This limit has fallen i'm England to
the lot Of Harry Vardon. James Braid
and J. II. Taylor. and although none of
the trio nor Anderson has shown the
slightest sign of starting on the ebb of his
game. a fifth triumph has as yet been
denied them
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-08-27

Hits-On Taylor. G I'm innings) of McGin-
niyt . lin 1 inning: off Mathewson. In 1
inningl OF Young II dn 2-:' innings; of
Lever lin 1-3 inning. Sacrifice hit-Ta ylOr
stolen bases-wagner. Gil. Abbaticchio Double
plsy-Tenney and Doyle. Left OH bases-Pitts-
burg 1: New York. 1. First base ON balls
or TABOR. - of Young. 4. First base on err
ror-Iittsburg. l. Hit by pitcher-SeymOur and
Bresnahan. by Young. Struck out-By Taylor, ):
Icy McGinnity. l.: by Young. .. Wild pitches
Taylor and McGinnity. umpires-Rigler and
O'Day Time of game hours
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3 + = z
sBatted for Gibson I'm ninth. fBatted for Lever
In ninth. 4Batted for Taylor In eighth.
Pittsburp ... o o o 3 o %
New York ..O o o o "a
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-17
WHLSTOP THE GAME
NO BASEBALL AT MONROE PARK
 MOBILE, TO-DAY.
Sheriff Announces That He win Arrest The Players And officers of The Local Association are
 Indignant.

Mobile. May 16--(SpeciaD-- The Mobile and Montgomery baseball teams will be arrested If they attempt to play ball tomorrow. Deputy Sheriff Charles Green who Is in charge of the Sherifrs office in the absence of Sheriff Cazalas so declared when approached on the subject today.
 Officers of the Mobile Baseball As sociation said that such action on the part of Sheriff Green IS uncalled for and will smack of persecution. The arrests made last Sunday. they con tend will lead to a decision as to the validity of the law and if it is held to be valid they will pay any penalty as- sessed against them and withdraw all games scheduled for Sunday. Until such decision Is made they insist that they. should not be regarded as law breakers or treated as such.
 Should they discontinue Sunday games now and then the law. Is held to be invalid they will be subjected to heavy financial loss without recourse against any one.
 MT Green, on the other hand. says he Is simply performing his duty as advised by his attorney.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-17
THE RACES
Results at Belmont.

Belmont Park. N Y. May 16-The surprise of the day at Belmont Park to- Mouse in the Fashion stakes for the 2-year- old fillies. She was the despised outsider in the betting. being backed down from 100 to 1. to so to l. She is
 While Ralloping to the post she sud denly wheeled and threw McCahey who was badly stunned. but ~oon and the Ally showed bik improvement. Notter sent her into the lead early and she won by eight lengths wifh Melissa second and Lady Hubbard. the favor ''f Berry 'r! Maid. quoted at l2 to l; won the Toboggan handicap six furlonEs. from a high class field of sprinters. Berry Maid was well supported ana 9 neck in front of Restigouche. Sum-
 First race. handicap. seven furlonEs- zienap. I12. Shilling. { to |, .aH0a woa Fancy. 1os. l(E. Duganl. IS to 5; third. Time 1:2S Is. Pantouhe. Whip Top and Grace Cameron. ran.
 half furiongs. straight-Royai Captive. s6: (E Dugan), to 10. won; Nastmr- tia. 9l. tKoernerl. l2 to 1. second; Ia hoo. lo5. (Mccaheyl. 10 to 1, third MadriIno. Hawk Wing. Miss Highland . Kwai. Elizabeth Sweeney. San Vito and E Third race. the Fashion. four and Mouse. tNottSr5, 50 to 1, won Melissa 119. (Garner). to l. second: Ladv Hubbard. 1Is. (McCarthyl. 3 to 2, third Time. :52 4-5. Glady Louise, Top Not ana Lady Selma. ran
 Fourth race, the oboEgan handicap six furlongs. straight-Berry Maid. 100 (shreve). 12 to 1. won: RabY Wolf. HIS tE. Dugan), 9 to 2 second; Restigouche 10p fNHfVAFh third Time 1 Fl a-5. Roseben, Red River. Dreamer King Cobalt. Far West. King James ransvaal, Cohort, Fleming and Rosimir' ran.
 Fifth race. Junior trial steeplechase about two niles-Economy, t47 CMc Atsel, ii to 5, won: Sandy Creeker, l4s M. Henderson,. ! to 10. second Kini Castle 42. (Dupee)i to 1, third Time 4;oS Jim McGhl ran. Sandy creeke arc Jim MeGill coupled.
 sixth race. selling. one mile--za
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-17
THE PELICANS BEATEN AGAIN Climbers Took Last Game, Score 3 to 1. ANOTHER GARRISON FINISH Fast Baserunning by the Montgom-
 cry Team. The Balloon Ascension Took Place in the Ninth Inning and the Climbers Pushed Over Three Runs sad
 Took the Game.

After being shut out by a score of l to o, those Climbers of Jimmy Ryan's came through on the rail with their another erer,psaS spectaeuiar ninth innihs an fin ish and won the game by Q score Of 3 to l. >sl
 Forest Thomas was in superb form Fritz, but the Doctor was much stead fer than Charlie Franks side-wheeler, striking out six batters--three Of them in pinches when even scratch would have spelled a run--and not giving a port. not one of the errors made be- hind him amounting to anything. Of the hits made Frank Delehanty got one in the first after two. were out. Rickert a two-bagger in the fifth aft CT two were out, Lord another two bagger in the sixth, Huber in the seventh--that caused the trouble--and Rohe one in the eighth.
 Fritz was hit pretty hard at times, fast fielding and work that was q bit too daring on the paths by the Climb : CTS saving hom-three 4 men we're steal home and one thrownlsout from center field by Lord.
 In the fourth. fifth and eighth the Climbers punched two hits on Fritz. Jimmy Ryan led the hitting with two swats, his pinch drive in the ninth in- ming clinching the game. Spike shan non got two Reagan. Baxter, Perry, Greminger Pope and Thomas one each. Fritz received swell support until the lightning work of the Climbers in the ninth caused the lowing up of the Pel- ican inheld. couple of clean hits do-
 Nothing happened until the last half of the fourth when Lord cracked out a two bagger. Delehanty hit-to short and Pope tried to get Lord at third, the runner beating the throw. Then Sabrie squeezed Lord in with hit to Thomas Delehanty getting to second on the play and going to third on Dundons hit to Pope but Thomas end ed it by getting Huber's fly.
 With one out in the fifth Pope was shannon hit clean and Pope got to third, Ryan getting out going to sec ond Then Pope took a desperate chance and tried to steal home, being thrown out at the plate.
 In the seventh Greminger punched Perry's hit to Fritz. Pope hit a fly to center and Lord made the double throwing Greminger out at the plate. Tn the last haf came the trouble be- tween Baxter and O'Brien which ls given in s~other column of The Adver- tiser.
 With one out in the ninth Perry hit clean, going to second when Rohe jug gled Persons hit and tieing the score when Huber juggled Pepe.s hit, Per sons getting to third and Pope to second. Then 1t was that Jimmy Ryan drive to right Persons and Pope scoring Ryan was out stealing sec ond. and Lord got Shannor's fly, but the score was to l. The first three men up in the last half were easy--and a thee game was Montsomerys' The
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-17
BARONS WIN AGAIN
MOBILE DROPS SECOND GAME TO
 TAIL,-ENDERs
The Rally of Sea Gulls In the Ninth Was Nipped in the Bud by Um- pire's Rank De-
 Nsnf0m

Mobile, May 1.-The official report will say that Birmingham won from Mobile today Oh a to ? score; but
 sxs at ss victory a% properS ns seonss to Umpire PfennInger. Just as Mobile was setting on to her ninth inning %ub5urnshaired Thomas. who I was Sss'bsif half way to first before he realized he was dead.
 form up to the ninth The feidinE WAS as good as could be desired, and Ja Ss running above the average.
 In the fifth. Demont went out Benson third and beat it. to first. Walters fol- lowed with a double to center. and Henline scored while the play was on. worth singled to right and Walters through second to center, and in at tempting. to score. Molesworth was to center. Meek flied out to Daiy. Downey bunted down the left line aud went to second; Demont singled to in; while Douglas scored Henline nlied out to sentell; Walters walked;
 Tn the seventh, Hart flied out to Dow ney. McIver singled to left. James singled to short center and Molesworth went to second. Benson singled to center and McIyer scored. Garvin went to bat and the fans did their share. but Lee fouled out to first. Stock dale rolled an easy one down to first and retired the side with two good
 In the ninth. McIver walked. James flied out to right. With Benson up, McIver stole second. The fans again got busy. but Benson was an easy out from short to first. Massing went to bat for Garvin and hit a clean single to right. on which McIver scored. Fisher went in for Stockdale. Fleharty fooled him twice and had had three balls called when he fired in another shoulder.high and a way out. Fisher dropped his bat and started for first. He had gone about half way. when Mfr. Pfenninger called him back and whispered to him that he was out Toms words could not be heard from the grand stand. but 1t is safa bet his language was as lurid as his head piece. Never mind, we will put tho Climbers in the hole on the morrow
 When Stockdale went to bat for the first time in Mobile. he was presented with a beautiful basket of flowers, ex- preesive of friendship and good wishes of his Mobile admirers. The score:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-17
nreeze. Fay, Top Lofty. Naney. Maxton

Breeze. Fay. Top Lofty. Nancy. Maxton
 Third race, free handicay, I mile-- Kerchiyal. los, tPowers); ssx.se straight, won: Woolsandals, i0b, lMar- tin), Sii.5o. place. second; Terah, ss. (Lee). S9.10. show, third. Time 1:4o. Evelyn S., Green Seal, Pasadena. Bal- bus, ran.
 Fourth race. the Louisville handi- cap. furlongs-Alluda, 10T. (t4eildel). $126.s0. straight. won; Dainty Dame. Ios. ,(Powersl. slSto place; second: third. Time I:Is 2-6. Col Jim Doug las. W. T! Overton, Clulita. ran.
 Fifth race. 1-2 furlongs-Acqua, S5. (Butler), $s6.50. straight. won; Advanc- ing III. (Powersl. place, second; Anne McGee. 1O7. (Lee). &s6o, show. third. Time :54 4-5. Ben How. Jim Fritz. Emily Almanac. Tapioca. Ed Shuste. ran.
 sixth race, 1 mile and a sixteenth St. Ilario, 105. (Powers), SIS, straight. won; Huek. 90. (Franklin), siLl0. place. second: Hostile Hyphen, ss. (Butler). S6so, show, third. Time i:4S Is. Tom Kearny. Kings Son, Aunt Rose. Miss Mazzoni ran.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-17
Results at Louisville.

Louisville. Ky. May l6--Alluda. George J. Longs Alvescot fiily easily won the Louisville handicap today be- fore a big crowd Dainty Danie was second and Black Mary third. Keche- val beat a good field in the mile handi- cap. lowering the record from 1:S9 2-5 to 1:39
 First race. four and a half fur longs. selling--Anderson 106 (Powersl. straight $17.60: place $9. so; show S6.SO, won. Cassowary, 10s. (Warren). place, $950; show. S6.70, second; Romp 95. (Franklin), show S6.50 third. Time :54 1-5 She Wolf, Silvertone, Inela. McDale, Denver Girl. Miss Hapsburg Jack Patton. Dorothy Webb. Pursley also ran.
 Second race. six furlonEs. selling Dandy Dancer. ss (Martin), straight s3750; place, s21.sO; show. Si3.70. won Barnesdale. 10s, CLee) place, sl2.7O; show. S10.50. second. Stoner Hill. IDA. (Pickens). show. s302O. third. Time l:13 l-5. Lens Lady Anne. Lady Bal dur. Bill Heron. Finaneier. Meadow
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-17
Desirous of Curing the
 Drink Habit

We are honestly desirous of curing you are interested in any one needing Orrine we invite you to write us, Our correspondence is confidential and our replies are sent in plain sealed envel- opes. Orrine No. is the secret treat ment and No 2 for those who wish the voluntary treatment $1 per box
 The Orrins Company Washington D. c. The leading druggists endorse Orr inc. Sold by E. c, Fowler. Cawthon- ColaE@n, Selma :" (s6)
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-17
Played Tie Game.

Macon. Ga. May 16,-Darkness tied the game today In the eighth inning. Sutton had the best of the pitching for Augusta, but Macon made two runs in the eighth on errors. R. H E.. Macon. :. .. 1000 900 o2-2 3
 Batteries-BeckIe and Robinson and Shea: Sitton and Carson. Time. 1855. Umpire, Truby.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-17

The opponents of Morgan s. Gllmer have accused him of everything, ex- cept incompetency. therefore he must clerk in the office. I have faithfully X man. therefore the expedition hurt themselves and their aeeuaatEoms amount to naught. Promote the faifhS ful clerk by voting for Morgan g.. Gllmer for Tax Assessor.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-17

The opponents of Morgan s. GilmeP have accused him of everything. ex- eept incompeteney, therefore he must be competent. The people know him as man, therefore the opposition hurt themselves and their accusations amount to naught. Promote the faith fuI clerk by voting for Morgan s. Gtlmer for Tax Assessor.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-17
Mobile school Boys rlax.

Mobile, May tSpecial) )-The Mo hiIe Military Institute and the Barton Academy ball teams played a double header this morning at Monroe Park resulting in a double victory for the by score of g to 2. and the second by 10 to 5.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-17
ChnrIe.ton Yictorlo,,n.

Savannah. Ga, May 16.-Charleston the score of to 1. R. E. Savannah ono 900 oOO-i 4 3 Charleston ..210 900 o00-3 9 1
 Batteries-Hoff and Hahlkoff Vie balm and Reisinger. Time, 1850. Um- pire Goodhart
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-17

1o4. (shilling) to 1, won; Rock Stone, waddeIl. iO3. tGarner), to 1, third. Time. 1:4l Druid, Zethus AnimuB, Greene, Orcagna. Miss Delaney. S. Har- ris, Castlewood and Rio Grande. ran.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-17
piftnhnrr shnt nnf.

Pittsburg, May 16.-Philadelphi again shut out PittEburg. The home team used three pitchers. Moren re- eeived excellent support. R.HB. Philadelphia. ..013 002 2iO--s { 0
 Batterles-Leever. Young. Liefeld and Gibson; Moren and Dooin. Time, 1:40. Umpires, Klem and Rudderhann.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-17
OUTHATLANTTcLEAGUE
JacIx.onvilIe shut Omt.
"7ke Qualify Shop,

Columbia, s. C., May 16.--Columbia won the third straight game from Jacksonville today in the twelfth in- ming. R.H.E. JacRsonville. .oOo 900 900 oOO-o ( 8 Columbia 900 900 900 001-1 0
 Batterles-Goettel and Roth; volz and, Cote. Time. 200. Umpire, Lanigan.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-17
Cinclnnata Waua.

Cincinnati. May IS-clncinnati drove Mathewson off the rubber in the sec- and a triple, which netted tf1o runs.
 R.H.E. Cincinnati .. ....120 900 oOs--S E New York .. e. .000 900 010--1 6 Batteries-Coakley and Schlei; Ma thewson, Anes. Grandall and Bresna- han. Time, 1:45. Umpire. o'Day.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-17

summary-Two- base hit, cranston. Sacrifice hit, Owens. Stolen bases, Sei- gle. Passed balls. owens; Struck out, by Hunter. 1. Garrity 1; Base % on balls, game, I:45. Empires Carpenter and Fitzsinmons
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-17
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Chicaeo Defeatn nrooIklrn.

Chicago. May 1s.-Ths locals won in the ninth inning today. a single and a double rattling Wilhelm and his in- field so badly that the two runs were scored on fielder's choices. R.HE. Chicago. .. =. 900 o20 o02-4 6 i Brooklyn .1o1 ool Ooo-3 z 1 Kling; Wilhelm and Bergen. Time, 1:42. Umpire, Rigler.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-17

Summary-Two hase hit Walters. Sacrifice hit. Stoekdale. Stolen base. MoIes worth. Passed balls. Garvin and Meek. Struck out, by Stockdale. 3; by Fleharty, '. Base on balls off Stock dale, 1: of Fleharty, 2. Time. 1855. Umpire, Pfenninger.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-17
LITTLE ROCK WINS
TAKES GAME FROM ATLANTA IN
 EASY STYLE.
p,,oh.r,n Pitched Another Magnificent Game And He Was Ably Sup Dorted by The Travellers
 ThrOughOut The Game.

1jttla Rock. Ark. May 1s--Bucha nan nitcbed another magnificent game to- SSaT Flo was ably supported and I4it= tia Back had little trouble defeating Atlanta. Score;
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-17
Bonton Yicfnrinna

St. Louis May 16.-Cy Young, with erroriess tess support, held St. Louis to St. Louis. =. 900 010 000--l g i Boston. -s.4.. .. 100 001 020--4 8 o
 Batteries-Lush and Marshall; Young and Bowerman. Time. 1:4t. Umpire, Emslie.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-17

sMassing batted for Garvin n the ninth. ."Fisher batted for Stockdale in the ninth.
 Score by innings: Birmingham :. ..h..e .e00 02i o0o--s Mobile .. .. .... ....O 900 600 lOl--s
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-17
GAMES TODAY.

Southern Leagues et Montgomery at Mobile. Birmingham at New Orleans. Atlanta at Memphis. NnTtOBBl LenRue:--
 Brooklyn at Chicago. New York at Cincinati
 Boston at St. Louis. American Association. Indianapolis at Kansas City Columbus at St. Paul Toledo at Minneapolis. Cotton States League Columbus at Monroe. Jackson at Vicksburg.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-17
Cleveland Defeats Boaton

Boston. May 16.-Joss and Winter had a pitchers contest for eight in cotte easy in the ninth. winning to 1. Cleveland .o1o 100 Oa2-a s ? Boston .. ., 900 100 0O0-1 3 2
 Batteries--Joss and N. Clarke Win ter. Cicotte and Carrigan. Time. 1855. Umpire. O'LoughiIn.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-17
New Ycrk Wins.

New York May 15.-The largest gathering of the season crowded the York beat Detroit to e R.H.E. Detroit ~ .0o3 100 O02-6 6 3 New York . 200 1l0 I2"-7 8
 Battertes-Donovan. Miller, Siever and Thomas and Schmidt Newton. Doyle. Lake and Kleinow. Time, 2:o6. Umpires, Evans and Hurst.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-17
You Gan Be Cured in Your Own Home

Chronic diseases require special knowledge and skill which can be ac- quired only after years of strict devo- ton to the study and treatment.
 No matter how competent your fam fly physician may be. he has not the opportunity or experience necessary to thoroughly understand and successfully treat Chronic diseases. Dr. Hathaway. the wel-known specialist. has devoted 25 years to the study and treatment of these diseases. and his reputation ex- tends over many states.
 By his perfected plan of home treat ment, he is enabled to successfully treat the most obstinate eases at the home of
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-17

Jack Higgins will have a big crowd at his matinee out to the 5all grounds this afternoon. He reeelVed telegram game there today would certainly be Tiayed, even If both the Mobile and Mont ntsomcry teams are arrested
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-17

If you don't know Smith, inquire and you will find he has lots of friends who know his ability and high charac- ter.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-17
AMERICAN LEAGUE
WanhInpton shut ou.

Washington. May 1s-white held the Washingtons to four scattered hits to- day and Chicago had an "1sy time Washington e.. 1000 oO0 ooO-0 5 Chicago ... ... 900 030 200--5 g ?
 Batteries-Burns. FalkenberE and Street White and Sullivan. Time. 1923. Umpire Sh erdan.