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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-07
Universlty school Boys at CoiIese.

The combined enrolment at Tusca- Ioosa and at Auburn during the ses- sion just ended was probably not less than one thousand students. Among the honor men at these two State in stitutions. Starke's School claims at least three. Jerome Myer. of Union- town. won final honors at the Univer- sitY both last year and the year be- fore. while at Auburn. Clyde Howard and Sam Ellsberry. besides standing high in classes, won each of them a captaincy in the cadet battalion. These were all good students at tho Univer. sity School, and their success at coll lege is gratifying to the principal oi this school.
 The fact that Howard and Ellsberry were made captains tends to show that the motto Books First" does not mean necessarily Books Only..
 The public and especially friends patrons and alumni, are invited to at tend the closing exercises of the school at The Grand Theatre, Thursday. Juns Il, at 8 ?. m.
 An Interesting program has been ar ranged, including an address by tht Hon. Walter D. Seed. presentation oi medals by pr. Staksly and MT. Charlei E. Moritz, and an Sannouncement oi special interest to the School and te the public by Professor Starlxe at ths conclusion of the exercises. = adN
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-07
Nnw YoRK nRY Goops.

New York. June 6.--The dry goods market was quite with the firmness in cotton goods and yarns we'll main tained. Jobbers are getting many small orders for quick shipment and are still doing a large business on cotton staples. Fine and fancy cot tons for spring will be shown genera : fly by agents about the middle Of July. Linens are steadier and some large sales have recently been made to railroads. Burlaps went to the lowest point of the year during the week and have since recovered.
 MANCHESTER CLOTH MARKET.
 Manchester, June 6.-The cloth mar ket although generally dull during the mast week, was a shade more animated for, the smaller markets. This pro- bably was due to the decision or pro- ducers to stop working rather thah accept the recent unremuneratiVe & 9I fers India also bought light cl9t ,s moderately. but the China deInano ar, as "a stiI quite. Yarns, both American ana Fgyyptian met with disappothtlhs trade at about unchanged prices'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-07
OPENING.
UNIVERSITY SCHOOL WILL
 HAVE FIRST FORMAL CLOSING
Interesting Exercises Will Be Held a' the Grand on the Night of
 June II.

Interesting Exercises Whb ne es" ~s
 the Grand on the Night of
 June II.
 The first formal closing the univer- s,tv School has ever had will take place at the Grand Theatre. June H. beginning at p m.
 There will be declamations, presen- tation of prizes and an address by Hon. Walter D. Seed.
 St. stakely and Charles F. Moritz have kindly consented to award the Hoitzciaw and the scholarship medals respectively.
 The beautiful pennants that have haen made by Mrs. Starke and Mrs. Powell. w1li be presented to that team which wins two of the three games or baseball that will be played on Monday. Tuesday. and Wednesday afternoons or next week by the boys of the boarding department on the one side and day pu- pills on the other.
 At the conclusion of the exercises as tha Theatre, Professor Starke VIII make public the names of the faculty for next session, and he will also make an announcement of special interest 70 inc school and to the public.
 Patrons, friends, the public. ana espe- eiailv the alumni of the sch ool, are in- vtted to be present at the formal en- trance of the University School upon us career of young manhood.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-07
6 1-2 inches. held by NJ. R. Dray. os

 Yate M
 One thousand i've hundred metres run. t1.s3s. s yards): Olympic record { minutes. 5 2-5 seconds: held by Lightbody, America-Won by ]. P. Halstead. Cornell. time 4:01 Is. break ing the Olympic record.
 Standind broad. jump; Olympic record II feet. 7-s inches: held by Ewey. America--won bv R. c. Ewey. New York Athletic Club Il feet 1-2 inch
 Running broad jump: Olympic record 24 feet inch; held by Pristein, Amer. ica--won bx T. C.. Cook. Cornell. a feet. 1-2 inches.
 Throwing the hammer: Olympic rec ord 16s feet. inch: held by Flanagan America--Won by l.. J. Talbot. Cor nell. 1se feet. 2 inches.
 Five mile run: Olympic record 2e minutes 26 i-5 seconds: held by flaw ley. EnEland--Won by F. c. Bellars, New York Athletic Club. Time. 2s min utes. A seconds. Band, d,0,; :25he. .3ffiD
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-07
JUDGE WRIGHT COMING.
He VIII Stop in Montgomery to Meet
 Old Friends.

Judge A. o. Wright of Jacksonville. will pass through Montgomery on Mon day morning en route to the Confeder- ate reunion In Birmingham. where he will make an address to the old sol- diers upon the topic, The Confederate Navy" He Is scheduled to speak Tues day afternoon. Judge Wright will change cars from the A. c. l.. Rail way to the Louisville and Nashville Railroad. and will be in the city per haps an hour.
 Judge Wright is weli-known in Montgomery, where he lived during the years of 1890 to 1892 and made many warm friends through the city. who will be glad to see him again. In re-s turning from the Birmingham reunion, Judge Wright will probably stop In Montgomery for a few days that he may renew the old ties.
 While in Montgomery, Judge Wright will be at the "old Commercial Club as he is fond of stating 1t. and will like to meet his friends.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-07
TREssLAR FINISHES
IN HEAVY BONDS.

Recorder Binds Negroes to Higher
 Court OF Serious Charges.
 Julius Caesar McFarley and Henry Conyon, alias Snowball, were tried in the Recorders Court yesterday after noon, McFarley on the charge of burg lary, Conyon on the charge of grand larceny. They were each bound over on a bond of $500.
 McFarley was arrested Friday morn ing by officer Loe after having made an alleged attempt to burglarize the residence of M. P. Lecrand. 430 South Court Street. He was caught. 1t is said, in the pantry by the negro but Ter, and was turned over to the officer.
 Conyon was arrested some time ago by Oficers Ragland and Taylor on the charge of having stolen some pants, shoes and other articles of, clothing.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-07
Camn at chlcknmauga.

The Pelham Guards and the Calhoun Rifles have begun making arrange ments with 2.5o0 other Alabama troops to go into camp with the regulars at Chickafnauea Park on July 2S. The three infantry regiments and the ar tillery battalion have been assigned to this encampment. Gen. Louis V. Clark, BriEadier General. will be in com mand.
 General orders to this effect have been issued.
 roated will be S50,00O. The railroad fares are the greatest item of expense, as under the law no special privileges can be given even the Government, as was the caseS in days gone by.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-07
HORSE AND HORSE
Result Oe Two wetumpA<a-TaII
 Games.

Result Ox Two ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
 Games.
 TaIlassee. June G.-CSpecial. )--- Tallassee and wetumpka broke even in the two games played here Thursday and Friday The locals infieid went to pieces in the second inning. allowing the visitors to score six runs Tallas- see brnced up in the seventh inning and tied the score. Rainey relieved CiiI- ion in the box and held the locals dowm throughout the game. Patterson, for TaIlassee, pitched good game and would have won his game had it not
 Batterfes-Wetumpl Clinton, Rai- ney and Mccain; Tallassee, Patterson and Tommie. Umpire, Burns.
 Score: Wotumpka. il: Taliassee. S.
 In the second game, TaIlassee played an almost erroriess game. Tommie's work at short for the locals was the feature of the game: Tommie pitched a beautiful game, giving up only two hits and had it not been for Noble's err TOT on third. the visitors would not have scored.
 Hun, fir the visitors, was batted com pletely out of the box in the fourth Inning, and was relieved by Rainey. who fared but little better. The We tumpka boys are a clever set and would be glad for them to return at any time.
 Score: Tallassee. 8; Wetumpka, 2.
 Batteries: Tallassee. Tommte ana Noble; Wetumpka, Hun. Rainey and Clfffton. Umpire. Burns.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-07
KILLED TWO FISHERMEN

r4..a,o rune 6.-Private Guitell. ,,.n ,r ,9ith cornoral Cooper is on trial tasorn mI" wa" snecial military court at Camp S,olomhia Spi on the charge of having mur- Sorsa two Cuban fishermen, took the oeres % todsv twU and corroborated the or stsne sIIsa, story so told by Private Feariy. who ,,,rnea ,S ,ral s states evidence which was to the effect that they had Killed me nsa- ermen because of the refusal oI 'ae ias- ter to take them in sal, post r,ss,s " S''e0 Of the Islands near the 1sle oA &Ailes'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-07
LITTLE BOY DIES
sheriff Daniel of Russell County Loses
 His Sen.

eeaie. June 6.--(speciaIl l--hopeII r.ee-f inc i5-fnonths-old son of sherin and Mrs. P. NJ. Daniel. died at the home of his sister in Columbus yester- dav after an illness of only few days. He was a bright little fellow ana was In perfect health until last Sunday night. He was taken to Columbus TOT treatment Monday. but t was sovn ns found out that there was little hope VI recovery. and his death was a severe nloW 70 them. ,.
 The remains were brought to Scale this morning and inferred in the Scale cemetery. The funeral services were conducted by Rev. R. w. Greene or Gsrard.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-07
TOOK DOUBLE HEADER.
Juniors Beat snowaoun in Two Bmse~
 ball Games.


 The Montgomery Juniors are 5ubii- ant over the double header which they took yesterday from the hitherto invincible nine from Showdown. The locals were several years the younger of the two hines, but they made up in speed what they lacked in years. Ths result was that they took two games handily, the score of the first being 10 to and of the second. to 2.
 The Showdown crowd were unable to find Battle or Gordon, the two siab- men of the locals. They whipped them around the neck and about the knees as if they knew the exact weakness of their oppoQents. Features of the game were the terrific batting of Mar tin, Gordon, Stewart. Atkinson and Lee. The support of the Showdown team was not what their pitcher, Stowers. de- sevred in the first game. Atkinson's rum ming catch of Mills's long punch In the fifth inning of the second game when the bases were full, brought the ono hundred spectators to their feet.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-07
SURFACE CLOSETS.
Sanitary Departments Crusade Taken
 Into the Courts.

Into the Courts.
 Violations of the sanitary ordinance in regard to surface closets received a large share of attention in the Re- corder's Court yesterday afternoon. ThIrty-one cases were tried. twenty five being dismissed. In the remaining eight cases the defendants were each fined s10 and costs. Sixteen cases were continued for ten days in order that the defendants might-be given time in which to comply with the law.
 The eight cases in which the defend- ants were fined were test cases and will be appealed to the City Court. The Judge held In these cases that the de- fendants had had opportunity to comply with the law and had failed to do so.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-07
MAsONs HOLD EIECTION .
Delegates to Veterans Reunion at Bir-
 mfngham Named.

AMAAkb AAnAA ANeAAArsA"
 uniontown, June 6.-(Special. )-At the annual convocation of Union Chap ter No. 2e, Royal Arch Masons held June {, the following officers were elected for the ensuing Masonic year: I. s. Kennedy, High Priest: sddons Stollenwerck. King; s. T. Townsend, Scribe; F. Nj. Golf. Treasurer; Junie Harwood. Secretary; S. W. Roberts. Chaplain; W. M. Nicely Captain of the Host; w. J. Walden. Principal Sojourn- CT; J. L. Flowers Royal Arch Captain; J. A. Rankin. Master Third Veil; J. N. Mclean, Master Second VeiE J. W. Barkley, Master First Yell; D. F.. Gouldmann. Sentinel.
 Delegates to Convention.
 The following delegates to the vet erans reunion will go to Birmingham Monday: A. S. Corcoran and Thomas Hudson: alternates A. L. Woodhn and NIL. McCorkle and also the following veterans: B. F. Harwood A. H. Civ han; B. F. Cooke and l.. A. Morgan, Er
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-07
Cnter Gets Appointment.

On Friday MT. R. l.. Cater received notice of his appointment as District Deputy Grand Chancellor or the tSngshts of Pythias for the First Dis trict of Alabama. He was appointed to the place by Grand Chancellor sam sord- ana succeeds Major D. Houston sn,ith. MT. Cater is one of the best informed and most enthusiastic mem
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-07

A thief made an unsuccessful att tempt to steal the horse of J. L. Payne from the stable at his home on Twelfth Street early Friday night. Mir. Payne's dog frightened the would-be rogue away. The loud and continued bark ing of the dog caused Mir. Payne to investigate. When he went Into his lot he found that his horse had been turned from the stable. He again fast ened the horse in the stall and when he returned to the house he found that his saddle had been moved and placed m a convenient place for the thief when he had succeeded in securing the horse.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-07
Dr snnderu rIag Returned.

pr. W. H. Sanders, State Health of- hcer. returned yesterday from Chicago where he has been in attendance on the annual meeting of the American Medical Association. The state Health Officer is a member of this great organ ization and never faiia, when posaiotes to go to It's sessions regularly.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-07
CARTER COTTON SEED
 BRINGS EARLY RESULTS

Intensity and intelligence or cuitiva- tion have made results so notable in the improvement of cotton on the place of John c. Carter, wen known planter or Montgomery county. that despite re- ports of early blooms from other farms MT. Carter's fields have been admised greatly.
 The average season of cotton's early blooming Is from June 10 to 10 but already his plants are bright with pios- som. Since May 2s his fields have shown their colors and Colonel Joel Barnett. who is familier with condi- tions in Montgomery County remarked the fields for their goodness.
 Mir. Carter's success is resultant from his endeavors to improve inteiifgently the seed of the cotton. He has labor ed hard and his endeavors have been fraught with success.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-07
STRANGE FIRE IN TROY.
Store of JoIIey q Co. Burns With Heavy

Troy June s.-(Special)--Last night about 3 o'clock the store occupied by A. E. Jolley and Company on south Three Notch Street. caught fire and as the fre had gained considerable head way before the alarm was turned In, the stock of tinware and other merchandise was almost entirely de- etroYed before the Ire was extin-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-07
N,rmh.ll ElcIa Contents,

Chicago. June B--Chicago won ths annual track and field meet of the In. ter-collegiate conference on Marshall ffeid this afternoon, scoring twenty four points.
 The teams of Leland Stanford, IT,. University, and the University of Wis consin. tied for second honors with twenty points each. Illinois. the for mer conference champion, was fourth. with eighteen points.
 The meet was so close that the re- suit was not counted until Merriam won the last event on the program, the 220 yard hurdle.
 No records were broken during the afternoon. but May, of Illonlos, tied dash, running in 4-5 seconds
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-07

Lace and silk waists, linen suits, lingerie dresses, silk and voiie skirts, veiIs, gloves, FibbOns, the French Dry Cleaning Co.,, will clean and refinish for you,
 French Dry Cleaning Co. Phone HIS POS Dexter.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-07
CENrREvrLLE V. TUSCALOOSA.
The Second of the Series Goes to cen
 

The Second of the Series Goes tO Cen-
 trevAIIe.
 CentrevilIe. June 6-(Special- l-Cen- treville took the second of the series of games from Tuscaloosa this morning. The game was long drawn out and without interest. being full of errors on the part of Tuscaloosa. Jeff Jones. nitcher for Centrevflle. had the visit ara enterlv at his mercy throughout inc game. The features of the game were Jones's pitching and hts home run in the third inning. E. ra..+ravtiIa ..12 II 4 I,,,~caIooSa ... . . 10 Batteries - Centreville. Brown and Tones: Tuscaloosa. McGee and Tiliery, struck out. bv Jones. 8: by Tillery. {.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-07

Columbia. June 6.-Columbia played n ragged game all the way through, but bounded Vlebahn's curves unnlerctfuily. and but for bad fielding would have won easily seO5eoi e5eo i1o oo1-s II II ri S Sbarieston O00 sO1 001--5 O
 Batterles-volz and Cole; Viebahn and Reisinger.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-07
Casino today, afternoon and night, Vaudeville, 10 and 2o cents.

'Who is that stout gentleman in the boss's room?" said the clerk in the War Ofice to the private secretary. Why, that is Secretary Taft. Didn't. you know him7'' NO, I've only been here two Years.p---LAfe.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-07
VIII Open Library.

The Anniston Library Association will open a library here on September I. This was decided at a well attend- cd meeting of the Association Friday Tn the pariors of the Alabama Hotel. Al the meeting a constitution and by laws were adopted and a book com mittee consisting of Mrs. w. T. Ed- rnonson. IT.. Mrs. J A. DuBose and Mrs. Belt White was appointed. The Association has membership of 147. The privileges of the library will also extend to the citizens of Oxford.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-07
Horse Thief Failed.

bers of the order in this section and his Is worthy one.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-07
BAD LITTLE NEGRO.

Casino today, afternoon and night, Vaudeville. 10 and 20 cents.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-07
MISSIONARY SOCIETY MEETS.

Casino today afternoon and night Vaudeville, 10 and 20 cents.
The Winslow mail., 1908-08-22
THE MOJAVE DEVELOPMENT
AND MINING COMPANY

Know all men by these presents:
That we, the undersigned, have this
day associated ourselves together for
the purpose of forming corporation,
and for that purpose do adopt the fol-
lowing chart er:
The name of the corporation shall be ::
The Mojave Development and Mining
company.
The names of the incorporators are:
V l. Bean, +. + Mera, W Msyes,
Thos A. Hayden all of santa Fe, n. Nj
and Wm. Il Morgan of Bagdau, Cal
The principal office of the Company
is at 3U7 Winslow, Term ory Of Arizona
Inc name of the agent upon wnom
process may be served III any action,
sult, or proceeding that may be had or
brought agalnst the company in any of
tie courts OF the Ierrit ory of Arizona
Is l. Ii. Ball, Ninsiow. Arizona.
The general LA, ure of the business
Ill which thls corporation shall engage
is as follows to wit: 70 prospec, for,
locate, acquire by discovery, lease, IL
cense, option, purchase, franchise,
grant, gift, devise, or otherwise, hold,
possess, enjoy, develop, mine, work,
operate, and exploit mines, mineral
lands and clalms, mining rights, metal
lferous lands and rights in the state
of California or elsewhere, also to carry
Oh the business in all its various branch
es of mining gold, silver, copper, tin,
lead, iron, and coal, and to construct,
purchase, or otherwise acquire, malu
tain, nd Opepate tunnels, sluices, res
ervoirs, and bitches for mining, irrigs-
tion, and transportation purposes. Also
20 purchase, lease, or otherwise acquire
lands, mills, mill sites, tunnel sites,
buildings, machinery, power houses,
umping plants, pump machinery,
dump rights, ditch rights, fumes, pipes,
pipe lines, private railways, private
tramways, private roads, easements,
franchises, and licenses. Also to pur-
chase, construct, lease, or otherwise
acxuire, operate, and maintain electric
lighting and power plants, buildings,
machinery, al pliances, and equipments
appertaining thereto 10 purchase,
construct, lease or other wise acquire,
operate and maintain telegraph and
telephone lines for the transmission of
messages and sound by electricity. To
purchase, lease, or otherwise acquire,
construct, and maintain plants for the
purpose of extracting values from re-
fractory ores.
To purchase, treat refine, extract, re-
duce, crush. calcine, smelt. concentrate
and manipulate all kinds of ores, min
erals, and metalliferious substances
with view to obtaining therefrom
gold. silver, copper, tin, lead, iron and
other metals, com bination of metals, or
other valuable substances with a view
TO preparing the same for market. Gen
erlly to engage in smelling, reducing,
crushing, refining, milling, treating,
assaying and selling minerals and
other ores of all kinds, classes and de-
scriptions.
To purchase, lease or otherwise ac-
quire lands for the purpose of erecting
The Winslow mail., 1908-08-22

thereon office buildings, plants, work
shops, dwelling houses, warehouses,
stores, hotels, and other buildings ill
connection with the foregoing purpose,
and to buy, Sell and deal i'll groceries,
provisions, clothing, boots and shoes,
and furnishings vii all other articles
and things i'll any wise required or cap
able of being used in connection with
mining operations.
The authorized amount of capital
stock of this corporation shall be One
Hundred and Fifty Thousand Dollars,
($l50,0UO 00) divlued into one hundred
anu fifty thousand shares of the par
value Of One Dollar each The Board
OF Direct OrS may canst said capital
STOCK or ANY l'4rt thereof TO be sub
scrlbed or pad for i'll cash, in the pur-
chase Ur eX'hAugp or transfer of real
or le' @ou4l Properly or for services
rendered, and to u" or canse to be
any part or all of the capital stock as
required. al any time or from time to
time, and when so issued il shall be
fully paid and nOn-assessa BILE, and in
the absence of fraud in the transaction,
the Jud. emeut of the Board of Direc-
tors as TO the value of the property
purchased or transferred or exchanged
or services rendered shall be conclu-
sive. Shares of stock may be voted by
proxy at all stockholders meetings.
The time of the commencement of this
corporation shall be the date of the
filing of a cert flied copy of these artic-
les of incorporation in the office of the
Territorial Auditor of the Territory of
Arizona, and termination shall be
twenty-five years thereafter.
The affairs of this corporation shall
be conducted by Board of Directors,
who shall be elected annually by the
stockholders at the annual stockhold-
ers meeting.
The annual meeting of the stock bol-
ders shall be held on the first Monday
of July in Santa Fe, n NJ. in each year.
The highest amount of indebtnesS or
liability, direct CIR contingent, to which
this corporation is at any time subject,
shall be One Hundred Thousand Dol
lars The private property of the
stockholders of this corporation shall
be exempt from corporate debts of any
kind whatever.
In witness whereof, we hereunto set
our hands and seals this Goth day of
June 1905
The Winslow mail., 1908-08-22
V. L. BEAN +
F. E MERA r
JOHN w. MAYES |
THOS. A. HAYDEN T
VIM. II. MORGAN Il

Territory of New Mexicol os
County of Santa Fe ss'
On this 18th day of June 1908, be-
fore me Notary Public, in and for the
Territ ory and County aforesaid residing
therein duly commissioned and sworn
personally appeared " L. Bean, F. e.
Mera. j. W. Mayes, Thos A. Hayden,
and VIM. H. Morgan, known to me to
be the persons described in, and whose
names are subscribed to the foregoing
instrument, and they acknowledged to
me that they executed the same for the
purpose and considerations therein
expressed.
The Winslow mail., 1908-08-22

Mrs T. NJ Barsaloux returned
last Monday from Los Angeles
where she has been visiting for
some time past.
The Winslow mail., 1908-08-22
Painting a BRIDGE.

So vast is the Forth bridge that it
takes 100000 pounds of paint to give it
one coat The area dealt with is about
l20 acres
The Winslow mail., 1908-08-22
Gossamer Spiders Web.

So light Is the spiders web that a
pound weight Of it will reach round
the world. and then leave enough To
reach a few thousand miles.
The Winslow mail., 1908-08-22
Coal Oil for Stained Floors.

Stained floors should not be wiped
of with water. but with little coal
oil. This prevents the varnish from
being dulled or stained
The Winslow mail., 1908-08-22

WANTED-Five men Saturday
Teamsters preferred. For par
ticulars inquire at Post Office
Store.