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The San Francisco call., 1908-12-15
N.u York stock Lit

E. F. Hutton 4 Co.. 49o California street,
members OF the New York stock exchange, fur
uish the following list OF bond and stock sales
yesterday:
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-15
Foreign E-nrurcS
London Hon Market
Minneapolis Flax Market

LONDON, Dec. 14--Hops in London (Pach,
COAST, firm f293 IS.
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Calls Page Of Commercial News

Hay tons ... T2eILumber. ft.-S 80 81
Hons bales 1O6l 6lApDles. bxs 4.s2
Wool sks - So Rasins. bxs 1.5oH
Corn meal SKIS l. 600 Oranges. bxs 80. 4oe
Alfalfa seed ears SiPaper, bdis o'o
OREGON
Wheat ctls - 7.OOClOats. ctls ....... 2.lsc
WESTERN STATES
E1our o- sks 4nolCOrn ctlz ..... &C
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WATER STOCKS
Marin Co =. so Is Wat Co. SOS 81
GAS AND ELECTRIC
Nut ctfs AS Pac l. com. Is
Pac pfd.- Stkn & E. %
INSURANCE
Cal Ins Co. S213 Firemans I'd
BANK STOCKS
Am Ntl Bk 129 135 Lon-Paris Bk 100 ftO
AnglO-Cal . 81 S21. der Trust .2iJ "a
Bank OF Cal-3T2ls IS National iS0
First Natnl. .22J Union t Co. 24GO
SAVINGS. BANKS
Ger S & l. - $500 S Sav U. .545 go
Hum Saw Bk 100 Saw & L So 70
Nut Saw Blk. 20 See Saw Bk. $50
STREET RAILROADS
California lis Preside ..... 10
POWDER
Giant Consolidated Co............ T6ls IS
SUGAR
Hawaiian {. 9s lMakawe1i S c SO 81
HOnOkaa 5 & l3la 13t OnOmea $ e.. 20 4Cts
Hutch q 179s Is Paauhau ; C. 194s
hilauea c. Union 5 Co.. 10
MISCELLANEOUS
Alaska A. 81 81 Pac Aux f A 81
Asso Oil Co. 3Sia 3SSE lac G B0rax. 1J0
Cal A-1OG@t Pac T&T pfd :;
Cai Wine A. 81 ~ DO com &C.. Is l4lt
MV& MtTm. 1I5
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Portland Butter Market

Eigin Butter Market
ELGlN, Dec. 14.-Butter firm at SOC.
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MISCELLANEOUS
Morning Session


50 Associated oil Co............ IS 90
30 Associated Oil 60. .........-.... Is. -
> Giant Powder ..-.....--...... a. Vu
80 Hutchinson P co ....-.-----. 1S.Ou
80 Hutchinson T Co ......-..... II - 2.
90 Onomea Sugar Co ............. 40 90
IS Savings Union -..-....- so. 90
90 spring Valley Water Co so. -
50. coo Associated Oil 5s ............ 90. 90
IS. coo Cal Gas FL NJ & G T Is. 91,00
1900 Market ST Ry 1st con 5s.. .105 -
$1,000 S Branch Ry 6s.,...,...... .129. on
81 900 Spring Val Wat gen mtge Is. -. p
1000 United = X of $ As. cash. "a .
$3 900 United + r of 5 4 49,. "a 80
81 goo Valley Counties Power IS. ..... 97. 90
Afternoon Session
Board
50 Alaska Packers. Assn ........ IS. -
80 Associated OIL Geo.. ...-.-. IS. 81 .,
20 Associated Oil C0.......-...... IS. 30
Fireman's Fund Ins .......... .140. 40
81 COO Associated Oil -. 3-....... 90 %
IS 600 Market 81 Ry Ist con Js..... los a.
81 600 Northern Cal Power IS ........ 9S. 80
$1,000 y 2 Coast 5s..........1 104 80
$1,000 F. Oak & Jose Ry IS. .1Oj on
$1,000 Spring Val Wat gen mtge As. SIS %
Street
5000 Spring Val Wat gen mtse As. S.. -
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81. Louis Wool Market

MINNEAPOLIS, Dec. 14.-Flax closed at
S1.43al
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-06
CALLED OUT BY
FALSE ALARM

As a result OF some person turn
ing Ia a needless alarm Of fire this
afternoon. one OF the horses Of the
fire department had narrow es-
cape from injury.
The steamer was going down
Seventh av. at a rapid gait. and
after crossing Union ST. one of the
horses slipped and fell. The quick
work OF the driver aud the mau al
the brakes. however. stopped the
heavy engine before Il injured the
horse.
The fire 10 which the depart.
mcnt was hurrying was only a bon
fire az 1915 Fifth av.. In the rear
OF building owned by the Schwa.
haoher company. The health an.
thoritics ordered the place cleaned
up. and bonfire was started Ia
burn the rubbish. Some person no
ticing the blaze turned In an alarm.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-06
new LABOR PARTY
TO Be FORMED

membership Of 600 900. The Unit.
ed Mine Workers Of America sent
message that u would be repre-
scented at the convention of the
Western Federation. 10 be held IN
Denver IN the first week OF July.
by two delegates. Who would be In.
stfucted 10 assist in the making OF
plans for a new organization.
Labor il about 10 shake off the
shackles' said Haywood today
The iaboring men of the United
States have been grossly deceived
by politicians. One OF the first
steps will be the amalgamatlon OF
the United Mine Workers and the
Western Federation of Miners"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-06
HELD FOR ATTACK
on A WOMAN

Thomas Flanagan. a teamster. as
years old. was arrested yesterday
b. PatroImen Legafe and Loeser
and will be held pending investi.
cation Of the story Of Mrs Anna
Biohler. Of 2l02 ifth av. south. that
he had brutslly beaten her at the
Seattle Brass company plant. South
Seattle station. 1T IL O'Clock yes
terday.
Mrs. Bichier was on her way to
the home Of her parents when the
sssaait Is alleged 10 have occurred.
The woman. from fright and rough
handling. Is under the care Of a
physician.
Flanagan ~ a tesmstef and watch.
man for the Brass Works company
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-06
HoBSON WANTS
GREAT NAVY

tho danger that conffuata the urlt
81 States In as practical helpless
meas tn case 81 var etth Japan,
and 81 che absolute neeessity ii
suxmensing the navy. not cats %
place u upon equal footina sith
Japan In the Pacific. bat 10 make
It's fleets Ia both thr Atlantic and
Pacific ss great a. O. guarantees
ountFol of both seas against any ma
tisn Of nations Al tbs same tlms.
Tbs congressman from Alabama
was speaking on the naval appfo.
prl4fiou bill. and backed up hia ar.
esfmeufs for = greater navy With
data
AT the proper tinae Ia the eecoad
reading ~ the bill. ~ coatinasa,
= laiend % Introduce an snsaa
meat Co the naval apefopris lion
htfI. sfding tao hsffleehsps Of e.
e0o tons displacement To the two
baffleships Of the Delaware class
provided ~ the bill. thus restoring
the original number recommended
By the president. the secretary %
fhe navy snd the general board
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-06
AeED on TRIAL
FoR MURDER

&c Bennett. charged with
q esorse craalek at Issaqaah
fy u. vas placed on trisl be-.
l'ase ffaser this morning
~ fEoseeutisg Attorney john
fs'p appeared for the state
~. r,'ak Wrestling for the De.
~ss.ss'sble doubt exists AZ "a
--s guilt On Jannarv fs
- 4 sisaick and several other
~ !" ne defendants home lot.
he purchase Of a brofes
49, e The Joke became a
~ a. shea crsnick staggered
! 49,, - aacs and fes dead fron,
s<la wound. ~ ''"u'
- ~ Humber Of witnesses have
~ 'posaasd for state and a ae'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-06
TO
PENITENTIARY

Ellis Hicks aud Joe Whitman
pleaded guilty TO charges % bur
glary before Judge Fratsr today,
and we're sentenced to serve from
enc 20 fourteen years in The state
penitentiary.
Hicks begged the court 10 i'm
pose a jail sentence. Judge frates
told the prisoners that he would
recommend a short sentence 10 the
pardon board upon tho presentation
BY their attorney OF proofs of pre-.
vioua Knnd character.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-06

fs~sttis star Gwefvssss Service. J
NEW YORK. Apsfi Fifty dol
lars shsa you get married. $50 for
ever haby."
That's the offer J. Il. Martha, pro.
prtefof Of q fashionable Fifsh AZ.
hotel. has made 90 his rnspioyes.
In case the hsbiss come III twos
OF threes each one stands tn collect
tsa Just ths same. NF Martin 10
game lie has paid $3.50 In
bonuses within the last year. and
IL willing To pay A. much mare
this year. Once onlf he has paid
upon twins.
I've foand the plan 20 work out
admirably Martin declares Mar
fsage and babies bring responsible
ny. and that increases the reliabii.
rs VI my help. Mr. men are not
looking aruaua all the time for
another Job. their habits are better
than ever before and | can always
depend upon them.
4 used TO have lots Of trouble
IN keeping my people Now they
seldom make change. The plan
Is worth the money
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-06

the people he was contesting are
rich. or words Of similar import.
Tho second additional charge al
leges that when e. 7. Peli asked
Smith for Information concerning
the land office. Smith refused aud
told him to consult an attorney to
which pcll replied that he had
several years experience In land of
flee practice before he came to Sc
attic and that be would act as his
own attorney. Smith replied "fOn
haven't got money enough to do
business before this office" or
words to that effect.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-06

Il Is alleged Ia the new charges
that smith refused the request OF
Richard Dunn for information con.
corning the status of a certain
entry or filing which Dunn con.
templated contesting. that Smith
remarked that he would show him
nothing the records contained. and
that n Dunn persisted he would
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-06

deirA river. great tSibutary "a the
yellow Amazon
Every expedition which haa AZ.
tempted ca penetrate this region
has beea u1azaaered 10 = naa b.
fl~rce sayaxes
Yet Ceo Melville noynten OF nos.
ton Il about 30 start sifh 81 picked
mca IA 0loeeestcf FISHING schnon.
ct. with the determination OF col.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-06
))kIoIN OF FIRES
- SUSPICIOUS

ssg.sioss fires within two
= n FIAT % sfra. kadie
racx. al fs0g 18th az.
4. ~ lssssiIgased b. the police
p dspafsmenf.
sshday morning tvo weeks
,ouse vas discovered 10
The blaze started IN
sAxzY oa the ground floor,
~sing bad been stored
rFes we're alleged 10 b.
Fur Of the roomcra
s<ped With their lives
yesterday morning fire
~ between the wooden par.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-06

sssHi>sToN. April ST
NJ y blly fof "a 70 imaKine
= so safsiy and security. in the
- d ali this exposure. could
= svss s<utlmsnt or simply ira.
- fri>ndshlp In fact. lt h
~ ~ - 20 place The tsnpta
n - - have placed IN the
\ J4ean u i perfectly nal.
- laFas = ssgiF= 20 dom.
y ~ esmm.rcu u China. the
NSlhvp u Asia ard OF the Pa
y &<sa n r. perfectly nssaral
r. - "a $3.50 10 eonlFol NE
- 4 EAina and 10 attain "a
1e b he Pseifis ocean. and
: ~ ~ yellow eofld toward
N7rnispd Supremacy In the
~ 1si Il Il Clear 20 Japan $
lnleN that traeFtca Is The one
~ Min standing mthsart u
- ln1ofim u she~e ambitions.
, 49, words Congressman
1npnt fezssoa iIobsoa. hero OF
= nerfzzc warned coagress Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-06

CHICAGO. April s.-rhe first
attlve steps looking 20 the forma'
lion OF a new labor party will be
mssn In July. William u. Hay.
wood. OF the Western Federation of
Miners. will speak in the mining
tywna OF Illinois In the hope of
winning miners 10 hts cause
This much vas decided today Mt
a conference between leaders and
the exchange Of messages between
executive committees aud leading
officers Of labor organizations Ia
various centers throughout the
country representing an aggregate
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-06
JUDGE NORRIS SPEAKS.

The first public meeting Of tho
Madrona Heights Mems club VIII
be held tomorrow evening In the
Methodist church. at 5Srd av. aud
+. Union st. at o'clock. Judge
George +. Morris. of the superior
court. viii make the address OF tho
evening. Refreshments win DO
served
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-06

lowing tie Amakan % ia aourcea.
crosaius ~. Andes and reaching
the Pacific OCEAN through Peru
Hia exp~ditlon all be fore five
years and win cost at leas, tioo..
600
Tia ARCTIC RIDDLE.
Peafy went within ia miles OF
the north pole. but he left an an.
known region OF i.aas 0o0 square
miies, sheltsring the largest glacier
In the world This glacier Is nearly
four times an large a. France
Two expeditions are 10 push 10.
wards tlis polo.
One IL the anglo American party.
under Capt Eiuaf Aihkalsen aud
Ernest i.effingweil 81 Chicago. an
other il the party headed b. Dr
Frederick A Cook. who Is nos
stru.gling north from Greenland.
AUSTRALIANS oGAo saAsr.
The dead heart Of Australia hides
300 uea square miles Of unknown
country. Including Lake Eyre. =
body u water covering a.00a square
miles and bins - feet b~lou s~a
level.
Plans srs nov on foot IN oreanlne
4 iafgs exploring party which witl
make an exhaustive study Of this
unknown territory A formef erge.
dition. led b. Dt Gregory. profess
sor Of geology at uiaaEow. in isai.x.
found faesils Indicating that ths
shores % Lake kyre we're the birth
place OF Australian life.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-06

IN TIE eNIANS W
-. ssknorn land and ga
-. IL ssash p'ie covers t.Ssa'
= sagp miles
80 sxpedl,ians goiug south are
nss,.a party under Capt z II
.'1,s.ee ana French expedition
-, n. CAareot
=. EnrI<h iefl London June 80
! - Steamer Nimrod. with
. =, -,,,sAI- ass. u siberian ponies
!. ss.s.s.s dos and an auseuso-
- /, klzx E.avaFd vi Land Il the
=. & tknlf explorations The,
g . rxirad stations to within
4, msIzs Of sAr pels. sad then
- 4 tzsh slih ponies amt the
-. car
4, cassce. party viii sail IN a
= - sAlp Supplied b The
- xssernm~nt They all take
-, s5s.4xsx. end establish a bAas'
4 aani~l Island
ART expeditions has eiready
|n<>s n he ship Austral ts0m
- Ayrps. ard = fourth y
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-06
LOSES SUIT OF CLOTHES.

Harry ManheImcr. Of 1852 East
cath ST. while playing ball az the
thier OF a suit of oiothesemff
Armory yesterday. vas robbed OF
O cult of clothes which he had left
IA the room OF company y. by q
thief. The room was broken into
and. besides a small sum Of money
taken from other boys. Monheimer
leat y suit of clothes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-06

tItions in a bedroom on the second
floor The department ex'ingulshs
ed the blaze after loss estimated
b Chief Bffngharst az 300.
There vas Insurance OF 81 500 on
the furniture. with an estimated
loss by the owner 81 $1,000.
The circumstances IN both cases
were 80 suspicious that Chief
BriuRhufst Is making an Inveatlga-
tion eith the aid Of the police.
Chief Brlnghurat said this morn.
lng that be had found where coal
OH Ind been poured about In the
region Of the fire.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-06
ASKS $1,000 FOR
BITE BY DOG

Alleging that bis boy Elmer was
attacked by vicious dog and Sc
verely bitten. Ephrlam Seymour to.
day started suit against Il. ]. Reekle
Cor 81 600 damages. In hts com.
plant. filed IN the county clerk q
office. Seymour charges that Ree-
kie permitted the animal 60 run
at large and that the dog was a
menace To public safety. The at
tack IL alleged 60 have taken place
on March 81.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-06
Smith MUST ANSWER
ADDITIONAL CHARGES

Additional charges against J.
Henry Smith. register Of the local
United States land office. we're filed
on Saturday by Attorney Thomas
X. Horner and l.. w Martin. The
complaint made against Smith will
be heard this week before Special
Examiner Edward w. Dixon, al
though tho exact date has not been
set
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-06
RE1ALERS WIN
LICENSE FIGHT

b. she license and revenue commit.
tire this afternoon The license wss
granted Ia Miller 4 te~ctt. 2it
James 81. The independent bruw.
cry had made . strong fixht 10 -.
cure the license. but this afternoon
gave up the fight.
The ilc.nsa committee approved
the renewal of - saloon Iicenaes
The council VIII pass on The H..
csuses this evening
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-06
ABUSING
WOMEN

CiAimlng 10 10 . fspalr.f u
Ersnstewsrs a~~d for cooking asen
slls. a strange lssn has becn gain,
Ing entrance TO houses In Cosumbss
rity and ssaaultiag wosnsn
]. y Horst. Of tsIs Ferdinand 81.
reported the matter to the psiie@
last night. and ssys the man Il a
fake Two attempted assaults are
credited aEzinst him At Columbia
City
Columbia CITY officers are search.
ins for him
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-06

NEsilsv hare apparently
= NJ sxx~a between the
49, ~ retsiIsFs regarding
e1Rsa.r q Hcenses issued 10
nlen bai paid for with
ed'xzcsa BIZ the brewery
qun
T. nv aorass regarding The
sassp = skieh there vas a
- ~ frxsfsd to the retail.
~ ~ eyc&ni d the brewery
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-06
BURGLAR cars JeweLRy

l.. II. Rose. liza ssrd nv. g.. told
the police this morning that his
house was entered Saturday after
noon. aud a stick pin worth -. a
manicure set worth SO and a lady =
emerald ring Waived st $50 taken.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-06

ar. ssfeooo square miles Of the world Of which mankind
sss~t 49, alae expeditions starting preparing
ses.i s.r,~e Of standing
n1l y. s.se seeing has before
sss -. ace Of seresd tire polar
-. esas,ssas Asia. Austf ala ana South America.
s's .ssas~n poeona Of IN world about all
N,sr Assrea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-06

ss@clsl vsiu- an . fine reel SEVEN
styles fsf aefartlou single 90 double
multiplying hishif ni1hried sctev n
brass reel balanced handle fais@d
pillar and ebony thumb piece Patent
asiu.fabie afsa anB hack siiaius aliak
taahsd bearings Capacity. 90 and 50
rafds
800 No sss y Double muitipiyinK nickel
plated 81 Itistsble click. 20 yard - 5ar
go Ne tsasa and aft n pnusis muius
pIsiHs nickel plated Hdtu@tahIe click
and dreg 90 yards. raiasd pillar
Ivsrf thumb pssus .=.a4.4tssas4.. tas
Tsa Ne. ts4ts No 81 ~. No asJt n,
A choire assortment. all the points %
hist .cisss rect. 40 80 ard 10 yards
tf rh "a sfH aud 80 y The "emplrs
snd Anchor. msks=-te ana 10 Yaras
deshIs o. qsedrspie action. highly
siis 10 ia. casa single so,isa and
dpui,is multiplying beautiful reel
70 ysfis .s. tss.s.ssss st.sststts. SIN
Safe ends April 10
+. NJ. SPINNING
tlf0 Scroud Avenue
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-06

planned hy Belgium undcf the lead
erehip Of ftenryk Afctawlski
TIE SECRET or ASIA.
Unknown Asia embraces t6s. n0o
square miles ON the eastern slope
81 the Hlmalayas. In tho region
known as eastern Tnrkextan These
are vast deserts surrounded hy
anoS capped tnounfains The single
desert OF Takls makan covers -.
go square milea
Expeditions are ~ work here un.
der Or. n A. Steiu. a. English.
man. and Sxca Hardin Dr Stein
xtafted In February. 1905 Letters
from him ssY that he has already
made wonderful discoveries in shiH
REGION witch VAS the cradle Of
fstf,4trFtt Eifsaa4ta
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-06

Ia Arzcnglaa. Elollyla. Paraguay
and Brazil there aFe more than 50
eo0 square miles of which civilized
man knows nothing This IL along
the s.nve-msie stretch ef the Ma.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-06
TO saH aATIlEsttIPs

Take boats at Pier 2 Ten round
trips daily. 5ec round trip. a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-06

{ planned hx Belgium under the lead
ership OF uanryk AectawlgAl
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-14
MAKE PLAY AT SECOND
 WHEN THIS BOY BUNTS

Notwithstanding the fact that "Muggsy'' McGraw Is buying out the Cardinal team. and Fred Clarke Is pre- pairing to strengthen his Pirates great ly. all with the avowed intention of dethroning the worlds champion Cubs in 1909. Charley Murphy is not alarmed oyer the situation, and he needn't be afraid if what he says is true about the Cubs next spring.
 There is one man on the Cubs 1909 list, according to Murphy, who is so fast that every time he bunts the in- fielder handling the hunt has to make the play on him at second to stand any chance at ali of getting him. This eighth wonders name is Miller. and he played with Wausau, Wis, last season.
 John McCloslxey told Murphy of a play he saw Miller make. The young ster hit a sharp one toward third base. The third baseman knocked the ball down but didn't handle it cleanly. When he started to throw to first base he saw Miller sliding into second.
 Murphy first saw Miller at the worlds championship games.
 T understand you hit above .3S0 this year" remarked the Cub presi- dent to the Wausau wonder. He ac- knowledged this and when Murphy in- quired about his base running Miller had stolen ninety-thrce bases during
 Miller was recommended to the Cubs by Charles Nichols, the old pitcher and former St. Louis manager.
 Now, the whole Cub gang is talking about the man on whom play has to be made at second every time he buntS.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-14
AROUSED INTERESTS
CAME CAUSES
 MUCH SPECULATION.
Play In MontRomery Thsnksgtving Day May Be BeEInnIng of Gridir0n Contests cS Importance In the
 Capital City.

.a
 It goes without saying that the foot ball season of 1908. now; rapidly draw ing to close. has brought Forward more surprises, and has awakened more genuine Interest. even among those heretofore torpid on the subject of the strenuous Rridiron game. than has any of recent years in the South.
 Colleges whose pigskin repute. has juvenated. sweeping with irresistible force to victory. and to the top-notch In the Southern world; old-line lead CTS have east over their former splen- did records the pail of mediocrity ant. defeat; for the first time in recent meul- ory the championship of the South Is conceded to neither of the mighty Tennessee colleges, Vanderbilt or Se- vance. Grizzfed cofiegians who had unconsciously bestowed upon. the two unquestioned superiority. have rejoiced that things are not so. but that an in- teresting change is in order. Georgia, aroused, by dint of enthusiasm. and an application of scientific football. crowd ing the. leaders of the old regime 10 lower places.
 To Auburn Is conceded Southern su- periority, by many of the. dopesters. But they reckon without the possibil- ity of surprises In the Georgia game, to be played in Montgomery on Thanks giving day. Always full, of surprises. the Auburn Georgia game of 1903 is like. to follow it's usual course. and pro duce results that will further entan- gle the championship schedule.
 Georgia, the victor over Clemson, meets Auburn flushed with glorious victory over Sewanee and Tech. There has been Httle In forecast of the game for Georgfa's resources are still mat. ter of speculation.
 MontEomerians appreciate the facr that a game of the most interesting va riety will be pulled of in the Capital City and .footballists rejoice in what they believe to be the beginning of ap era of gridiron contests for Montgom- cry.
 And already there are some who have figured upon g schedule of Montgomery games. The Capital City would prove . central point for a possible Auburn Vanderbilt game, if such is arranged. or probably Tennessee. now one of the leaders in the Southern circuit, can be enticed to a game with an Alabama col- iege in this city. But however that Is, there are high hopes for a pronounced injection of football into M0ntgomery's athletic atmosphere.