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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-11
THE RACES
ResuIts st Latonin.

Cincinnati. Nov. Io.-The track was muddy at Latonia today and the mud drs hS r6s1, 6sE pnRs Mas the fspstnrs aSS was won by Merrick in handy fashion; Cloisteress took the place from Bonart. Merrick and Marmerean were the only
 First race. five and one-half furlongs won; Killington, ii2 (Heidell. to l. STroxler5. even show. third Time. i:1I. Signor Duomo, Gold Front, pr. Fizz. Automatic, Col Blue. Governor Haskell. Green Bridge. Leaper and the
 Second race, six furlongs-Marmo- Esan. I. l0S; Martina to 5, won; Mss MISS sseUnd ssS% thiTd hhisdr0psr r%s Ss IFS 'lir fts Esdy Hapsburg. Dona H. Cygnet, Lizzie Me- Lean. Meada, Daisy shine, Miss Koob,
 Third race, six -Sfuriongs-Snake Mary. 100 ,(Glasnerl, f to l, won; Sor- rel Top, 105, (Deyerich(, 2 to 10, place, sa pSs1ty DSa%y tBra Bel5e lime 19S epnessy iT s May Celia, viperine, Camille M, Nata- sha. Refined. Nasty and Moscow Belle
 Fourth race. six urlongs-Merrick. 1o5. (Martin(. 3 to 5. won; cloisteress, Bonaft Bon SeHS id0. @BranSon5. nc 10 to 3, show. !hiFa Fiftb Iae raoe mis fs ana md fveonSMaid Militant. fO5. (ButIer), 2 to 1. won; second; Apt, %, (Martin). 2 to l. show. third. Time, 2:o0 i-2. Gertrude Spann, True Boy, .Imboden, Judge Treen and D. G. Taylor ran.
 sixth race, mile and furlong--Gold Treasure. 9Ss (MartinJ, to 1, won; Bitter Hand ST. (Glasner1, to 1, place, second; Leonard Joe Hayman. 1 TOT, (Kennedy) f to 5, show, third Time, 1859 2-5 Water Cooler, Dunve- gan, Water Lake and Annetta Lady
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-11
PRAISE FOR AUBURN
EXPERTS PASS BOUQUETS TO THE
 TEAM.
Heisman Says it is Probably the south ern Champion, and Whiting Compliments 1t as
 Highly.

Years of dogged effort to attain all that is best, and all that Is clean on the part of the Alabama Polytechnic Institute have found consummation in this footfall season of 1908. Since the first with the rather surprising ana yet clean-cut victory over Sewanee, 70 the valiant fight against the Louisiana team with the muddied record, words of praise and enccmiums upon Auburns policy of sport for sports sake are and e every rVir true sss sportsman of the South As. an. example. the following letter; a voluntary outpouring of one of Lne greatsnsSt coaches of d.sss ths south hs team at the hands of Auburn. to Tom Bragg. Auburn's instructor ma nager. ,oos
 Atlanta. Ga, Nov. 3, lS0s' MT Thomas Bragg, Auburn. Ala:
 My Dear Mir. Bragg-It seems httlng tA me that after so decisive a defeat as your football team administered to mine on Saturday, a word or line or congratulation and acknowledgement is properly forthcoming on my part thdnsb ns ASDuTH oup Tech set@ tgah s very new and green, I did not think it possible TOT any team to put them up In the air as badly as Auburn succeeded m putttnS pa tb ! E 5 it was all done in perfect fairness, ana l am glad to be able to say @ tnat rao no dirty york of any deseSlElPTii9n ssSldPpina %as Yosr team played clean ball as always, and clearly deserved to win.
 Again I congratulate your entire team and college, and beg to assure you, as ever, of my best wishes, in which my team heartily joins me; in all probability you have the best team in the S. l. A. A. for '0s, and we lose gracefully to a sportsmanly team:
 With kindest regards. to all Auburn friends, Sincerely yours,
 J. w. Heisman. From the writers of sports, the fol- lowing by Percy Whiting of The At lanta Georgian can be cited as one ex- ample:
 "As for Auburn-well, there's a team for you. Made up of fast. experienced players, with a strong line and fast back field, coached to perfection. and trained to the minute-they are cer- tainly in the hunt for the Southern championship. It is certainly a cause for regret that the Alabamians have not game with Vanderbilt this year
 The game Saturday, slaughter though it was, was devoid of unpleas- ant incidents. The Auburn team show.
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Amusen1ents
James Young At The Grand.

A story told by company of capa- ble actors with more entertainment
 than the bare outline of the plot and situations would seem to indicate was
 the attraction at The Grand Tuesday night The offering was Brown of
 Harvard" with James Young in the
 leading role. It is. seldom indeed ink this period of "gingery" shows that ones secs a comedy acted with more | sponteniety and swing than that which the knubert Theatrical Company has put Aon the Southern circuit in Brown of Harvard"
 One saw the real college atmosphere on the stage last evening, and a faith | fuI reproduction of a college room and
 scenes therein. The plot of the offer ing may or may not have happened, hut 1t seemed very real on the stage. Mir. Young and his company made 1t so.
 There was not a large audience last
 night and those who did not see the
 production missed a most delightful entertainment. Those who were pres-
 ent showed their appreciation in their encores. So numerous did they come at the end of the third act that Mir. Young was called before the curtain,
 responding with an expression of ap- | preciation of the growth of a city which he had not visited in several 
 | seasons.
 MT. Young heretofore has confined himself to Shak espeareau roles, and has worked hard to achieve success.
 It has been said that genius Is but an infinite capacity for hard work. If this be true then Mir. Young Is a
 genius, for his hard work to make himself a capable actor showed itself
 in his smooth presentation of Brown l last evening.
 But in addition to Mir. Young's act ing, Miss Catherine Calvert showed herself to be fully up to the possi- bilities of the role assigned her. She was well chosen to play leading wo- man with the excellent production. Her
 presentation lacked nothing in any Of the situations.
 There are a great many attractions to be seen at all Southern theatres having excellent actors in the leading roles. with little, if any. real support | This can not be said of the production last evening. There was real swing and colIegegy effects to the acting of the students. and they looked the part.
 A delightful bit of comedy was the acting of Henry Garron in the role of Tubby Anderson. IT. the second act his diplomacy" won the audience, and they were prepared for something good ! during the remainder of the scenes. Particularly good was he In the last act.
 The next attraction at The Grand
 will be Little Chip and Mary Marble
 in His Honor. the Mayor" to be seen tonight.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-11
REMAIN IN CLASS A.
COMMITTEE REPORTS FAVORABLE
 TO SOUTHERN LEAGUE.
It is Believed the National Commfs- sion Will Adopt Report of the Committee--Kayanaug
 Great Work

Chicago. H.. Nov. Io.A(speciaL)-- After rough wrangle in which Presi- dent Kavanaugh, of the Southern League remained cool throughout the night. the Committee appointed to lis- ten to the politicians" trying to shove the Southern League in a lower class than the American and Eastern Associations, reported adversely onthe amendment proposed by O'Brien. This happened at midnight.
 If the committees report Is adopted in the morning. as It Is believed 1t will be. President Kavanaugh will have won another great fight in behalf of the South as the Southern Association will remain in Class A
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ed a sportsmanlike spirit and there were few penalties and few causes TOT penalties.
 "Umpire Riggs cautioned both teams about the use of profanity before me game, and If there was any unsiung le was not loud enough to ooze out where anybody could hear it.
 "The Auburn team is always a htgn- class organization. made up Of sports men and always above suspicion as tc any kind. Auburn teams always play hard ball, but clean ball. and they de- serve credit for all of their victories . bali than their ich Is more than can be said of all teams"
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Montgomery. Ala. Nov. 10. 1908.
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IOsT-Money--by not having D. o: Nichols Decorating Go do your paper hanging. The dnest line In the city. 2Ia Dexter Ave. next to the Grand" Phone 3ss1
 -ls-set TOST-I.ady's black silk jacket trimm- cd with black silk braid and lined with white satin. Finder please re- turn to I0s S, McDonough and receive
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-11
FURNACE IN BLAST.

Torch Applied To Plant at Thomas,
 Birmingham. Nov, 10-(SpeciaiJ-- Hepublic Steel and Iron Compauy's No. blast iron furnace at Thomas, near here. has had the torch applied and by the end of the week 1t Is expected there will be steady output of iron at thls place.
 The furnace has a capacity of about 300 tons Of iron day and 1t is be- lieved the full capacity can be reach- ed.
 There is a strong demand for iron, some of the furnace companies al- ready announcing that their sales are aggregating as much as they desire il to be for delivery during the firEt quarter of the coming year
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-11
BIG PROFIT ON LAND. Bought By MF. Rainbow For @4OO And
 Sold For 94,OOO.

Birmingham. Nov. 10-(Speciall- Chris T. Rainbow has sold to Dr. W. E. Gwin forty acres of land on Shades Mountain, a few miles over Red Noun tain and within ten miles of the city, property MT. Rainbow bought from The Louisville and Nashville Railroad Just
 MT. Rainbow paid s4Oo for the prop ertv and deeds filed show that he re- ceiyed S4OOO for it. Not spade was touched to the land since its purchase hv Mir Rainbow.
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fense, but were never able to combine fa any ofFa0qfva rampaiun

fense. but were never able to combine in any. offensive campaign.
 The lineup:
 Louisiana-Stovall, center; Rillman. right guard; Noblett. right tackle; Sipe and Gill, right end; Pollock. left guard Candy (captain). left tackle; L. Sto- wall. left end: Lally, right half; Fen ton and Albright. quarterback; L.. Smith and Ryan, left half back; C.. Smith. full back.
 Genrym, right guard; Can't (captain) right tackle; Leizer and Cooper, right end; Robertson. left guard: Isbell. left tackle: Foutts, left end; Grissom, right half; Puett. quarterback; Robinson, left half back; Adams. full back
 Oficials-Halligan referee; Summers. umpire; head linesman, Pritchard. time keeper. Smitherman.
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D- Coxe Deud in Europe.

Huntsvllle, Nov. l0.-S(specIaI. l-pr. DaNies Coxe. former well known nhvsician of Huntsville and later or New York City has recently died Wnlie tovrtne Europe, according to a cable ge received here. pr. Coxe was a son of the late R. L. Coxe. for long time the President of the Hunts vile Gas Company.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-11
LOUISIANA WINS AGAIN.
Piled Up Score Against Baylor Univer-
 slty So to O.

Piled Up Score Against Baylor Univer-
 slty So to O.
 Baton Rouge. La, Nov. lO.--In run away match today Baylor University of Texas was defeated by the Louisi- ana State University eleven s9 to O.
 This is the highest score made this year by Louisiana over another team and is the most tremendous pile of points rolled up on any Southern grid iron during the session. Baylor work ed pluckily to the end. but the ma chine-like interference of Louisiana down after touchdown was made by Lally.. Clarence Smith, Candy Stovall and Fenton.
 Puett, the Texas quarterback, played a brilliant game, smashing fearlessly into Louisiana's line of interference, ball Robinson, for Baylor, kicked well and throughout the game other Texas backs did good individual work on de-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-11
n,r IIrouhart in selma.

R,rminrham. Nov. 1O-(speciaD-- crand Master W. E. Urquhart of the TndeDenient Order of Odd Fellows, went to Selma this morning and in the evening addressed the joint meeting of the two subordinate loogeS at 1Ias niace The grand master will spen0 tbe balance of the week hunting in Dallas County.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-11
Robert pavin bond.

E-untsville. Nov. 1O.--(SpeciaL)- Rob ert Ravis. an aged citizen of Madison County. died yesterday at the home or bis son. Robert Davis, Jr., at New Mar ket after a lingering illness He was ss years old and is survived by two sons Robert and Albert Davis.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-11
TILLERY ACQUITTED.
GreenvIIIe Man Freed of Murder
 Charges.

Greenville, Nov, 1o-(SpeciaD-Re- mainlng out only short while. the jury in the case of William Tillery, on trial for murder, rendered verdict of not guilty, self-defense being pus forward as justification.
 Tlllery is a well known white resi- dent of this section. and was being tried for the murder of a negro, some weeks ago Much interest was mani- fested in the trial
 John V. Smith of Montgomery, was present, as an attorney for the de-
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Williams Tenn, Wins.

Huntsville. Nov. 10.-(SpecIaI. )--The football game played by the Williams and Butler teams of this city was the sporting event In this city yesterday afternoon.
 The Butler team was too light for their opponents and Williams won the game by score of 29 to 6.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-11
WANTED.

YOUNG MEN or couples to board in first class family at t25,O0. Address Reasonable. care Advertiser, -7-3t WANTED-A few ears 2xe. 2xs. and axio. Advise fully what you have and chipping point Address M S.. care Montgomery Advertiser. -l-0
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-11
May Meet in naoh,l..

Chicago. H., Nov. I0.-(Special.)-- President Inge's invitation for spring meeting of the Southern League to be held in Mobile. was extended today to President fKavanaugh and will proba- bly, be accepted.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-11
No. a4s7
1'''. NOTICE
 TO CREDITORS
OF FIRST MEETING

 Tn the District Court of the United states For the Middle District of Alabama--Ir Bankruptcy.
 In the matter of Saliix Ashley. Bankrupt Post once Montgomery. County Mont gomery Alabama
 The aforesaid party having been adjudgec n Bankrupt, under the Act of Congress entitled An Act to Establish a Uniform System of Bankruptcy Throughout the Uni fed States" approved July 1st. 1898. meet ing of the Creditors of said Bankrupt Il called at the office of the undersigned ref cree, in the United States Court House Montgomery. Alabama, on the 26th day O November next, at 10 o'clock. A. M. to mak' proof of debts and for the election of Trustee, and such other matters as ar, necessary and required by the Act of Con gress aforesaid.
 ASA D. sTRATToN.
 Referee Montgomery. Ala. Nov. 10. 1908.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-11
MANICURING.

HFsDAMEs LOTT & ApAMs-From Chi cago. have opened up-to-date Manieuftng Parlors at Room S1A Bell Building. First. elAss work guaranteed. Your patronage so- licited Phone ga2A --set
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wANTED SHOES TO REPAIR

DON'T BUY new shoes unless t's an abso- ints necessity We repair good new" soiea' pure white oak. 7bc. Only electric half-soiing machine Work called for and delivered. Rubln's Boston Sample Shoe Store
 2I g. Court St.. Phone i11T- If
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY.

------~-<--SS--.-N- ------e-,S--~----S> Rest location in the city Has been . bak- cry for thirty years. Store and bake house ali complete. ReasNnable rent. Man with small capital can d. good business. Ad. drsss H. P. Dohrmeier. Greenville. Ala.
 -1T-7t
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MULTTGEAPH LETTERS.

QUoTATIoNs, etc. in facsimile of perfect typewriting done; names and addresses ln= serted tO match. and envelopes addrea9sd where desired. B L. Davant TYDeWrtSaE Co., First National Bank Bldg. -eg
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-11
wANTED-FEMALE HELP.

WGNTrD-Lady stenographer. Address Box 6S1.
 WANTED-White giris e % general noess- stS work. good treatment and gooa oppor:: tunlsaaA Those whe wish sisoAssscn s.a an1 iiv@ oV1t of town may wrAto The Salvation xrmy Montgomery. Ala Oth@rWtsS In@g SRii at s19 WhttmAn B.. 0S phone As41s
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FURNITURE.

A sPECIAI-A genuine coin gold decorated 100 pIece dinner set. only 90. 50 cash. oE weekly payments; also a genuine coin sold decorated 57 piece dinner set oniy u.so. sold strictly as an adverttsemsnt; eptlrs worth of goods of us within twelve months A. 0. Rhodes & Son Co.,, 2O9-2i1 MontGom- cry St.
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wANTED-sALEsMEN.


 sAIEsMAN wanted-Experience unneces- eary, S100 per month and expenses. Royal Cigar Co, Chicago. III. -5-At
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No. PASS.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
OF FIRST MEETING.

VF F4INDA HL LN11@ 11NI' Tn the District Court of he United itates For the Middle District of Alabama In Bankruptcy.
 Tn the matter of Rebecca Lee, Bankrupt Post otnco Montgomery. County Mont gomery. Alabama
 The aforesaid party having been adjudg- ed a bankrupt. under the Act of Congress Sntitled '.An Act to Establish q Uniform gystem of Bankruptcy Throughout the United States" approved July lst, 1888. I'd called at the office 5f the undersigned RefeTes. in the United States Court House. Mont gonery. Alabama. on the 26th day of Iovsmber next at 10 o'clock A. NJ. to make proof of debts and c'r the election of a trustee. and such other matters as are necessary and required by the Act oE NOnG'''- ASA E. sTRATToN.
 Referee. Montgomery Ala. Nov. 10. 1908.
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FOR RMT-RESIDENCES.
FOR RENT-sToREs

FOR RENT-store. 500 Jefferson St., cor. ner Ripley; first and last chance; thIckly settled neiEhborhood. Apply to J. J. 0rif-
 fin. 1s Monroe St. -lB-w-Hu-tf
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PLUMBING.

All. KINDS of piamSinG work dons DTomDtiy, ReDaars my spectAlty. gatisfac- lion KuaFantesd P. !. Breaslngham. 90 N. Iawrencs g.. Phone 2BB.
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RURNTTURE

CHEAP FURNITURE-oar stock of sldo- boaFds tables. hat.rAeks. wardrobess chtr- fonIers odd pieces. iron beds and ladies dssks cheap for cash. Gay & sightiar. 9a
 Commerce Bt --tG
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gistered, many years ex- perience. sober. good business qualities. can manage and build up business. Write and I will come to see you. Address "Adhesive", care this paper. -6-3t
 yANTED-Posltion by sober industrious young married man at once Not afraid of hard work. Address W. H. care Adver-
 tiser -6
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wANTED-AGENTs.

A0ENTs-Are you making money? If not get a good line. Ours worth two hundred dollars monhly. Every article guaranteed.
 Ae''" anu -2-su-wed- fri
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PIANO TUNER.

z S7 WaEFIER-Piano Tuner and Re, 1eirSr EndorBed by best musicians. Office St Seals Piano & Organ Co. Ill Dexter Ave. Phone s7. --te
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WANTED-MALE HELP.

WANTED-MALE HELP.
 WANTED-A Linotype Operator, steady work bast wages paid. plenty overtime work n two machine book plant. AddreSa III Crenshaw, Pres. Montgomery, Ala
 -s-n " NTED--bOO Men to learn barber trade ana take nosltions waiting our graduates. flaw weeks completes. constant practice fur- nished. scholarship includes tools demon strationa exarninations and diplomas. Write for catalogus.s Moier Barber College Al. ianta. Gs-
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MIsCELLANEOUs.

MRB F. M yaussa. 1ioS Bell Blag. hal aHSssinR mRxioaxing and facial maasar
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FOUND.

FoTJNp-Tho place to buy tncandescene ianene electric and combination nxturae and to ret ali kind of electrical work done. L.
 BaEeF. phone 3Ss2. 7fe Dexter Ave --iS-tf
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FINANCIAL.

MoNmY to loan on improved city real es- fafa | xer cent. interest 9ume Of S1s0oe Snd upwards. John c. HaEdaw@y, soS Beli Building. --sx
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INTERPRETATION.

S-~-~--~--~---~>----~------- -
 WANTED-A position by accurate book LeeneT and up-to-date office man. Can give best of references Address Necessary. care Advertiser. -o-'e yVANTED-Position as cashier by nice young lady, who can furnish best of refer ences. Address G., care of Advertiser or Shona a0aI -6
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FOR sALE-Four three months old No Remington typewriters ts0 each: one older writer desks at half price Anderson aie ia Dexter Ave. fa ss
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FOR SALE.

sTENooRAPHERs-Fopr No 6 Remington typewriters. used three rnonths for es6 each; also roll-top desks chairs and ayne-
 writer desks at half price. Anderson sfS i-s Dexter Ave. as
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BAaGMG AND TIES.

VR GAN cave you money on sscond-han
 haSRin9 and ties. See or write us hefog bWying M Babel A Son. MontEomary. All
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TWENTIETH AND REPAIRS.

Smiths. Underwoods. Fay sEoles, S3O and up. Also the following SiiShtiv uaed maehfnas: L. C. Smith seS;
 Monarch Ss0; Fox te0. Southern Typewriter Exchange. 1T
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FLAMING MILL

WI ARB pFegaTed % % an hlnos es See- boor and windows screens a speciality. 2.
 e ESwtA Phons Nc ~-<s
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aHla < 1la llla aala LOST.

' T,osT-one rather small setter. with col far on but no name: answers Co name of :Cloud''. Finder please notify L. Lasseter,
 2 Court Square -As
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VARNIsHEs. STAINS. PAINTS.

YOU will fad aIl the stains. paias. sisas, oils. tuFpsntina brushss. gold enamel glue. Stc.. as ths Little Paint store II N. Perry NR --9G
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FOR sALB-Fine paper she'll oceans in Iota of ten pounds OF more 2Ec g0c age ner pound. L. c. Fisher. Milton. Fla --io.Tt
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PERSONAL.
aHTN0LKs

S1Fs r. N Jansen, II0l Bell Blds. mani. eurfns and ehiroPo4y. -1e-tf
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-08-31
He's From Marshalltosun
Yelled One Of $4,000

You can't get away from Marshall
town. No matter where you go, or how
long it nay have been since you were
proud to call Marshalltown your home.
the fact that you once lived here will
crop out some way.
That was the experience OF Cap
Anson-the first white child born In
Observation-Disclosures Saturday after
noon, when he was making the pre-
sentation of the Chicago American cup
to the most popular visiting player.
Mike" Donlin, the New York Giants
right fielder and fsuband of Mabel
right fielder and husband of Mabel
ply.
Facing Arson were $4,000 people as
sembled to see the game between the
Giants and the Cubs. For once. at a
ball game, as Arson talked, all was
quiet When he had finished, and was
making his bow, some one, somewhere
in that vast sea OF human faces. yelled,
He's from Marshalltown." Thirty-two
thousand people cheered, altho it may
have been that there were one or two
of the small boys in the crowd that did
not realize the significance of the re-
mark.
A former Marshalltown man sat in
the big grandstar,d. He turned to
catch sight of the owner of the voice,
but failed to establish his identity. But
at any rate, Marshalltown was adver-
tised and there were $4,000 people who
were impressed with the fact that Mar
slalltown Is on the map.