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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-30

Baltimore, Md. May 2s--e -especiai1-- Tn this weeks issue The Manufactur- ers' Record publishes four pages ok letters from officials of about one hum drsd Southern and Southwestern cities revealing an encouraging interest ale activity In carrying oh work Of mumi- cipal improvements or iu plannins definitely for t.
 Most of the cities reporting nave already provided the funds fof wefk now in hand or contempi@ted for ne immediate future. though some of <ne| 2 with others, under the momentum Qf acconpifshnnent. aoubtless. gro looking fc further betternents. As noted an divers cities in the South from paerys 1snd to Texas and in Missouri @nq 0lslAhpma. the projects embrace REee7 tlcaaiy all the lines Of municipal ner- vice, city halls school houses. elecT Erie lighting. street paving ater works, fire fighting. sewers and aEaln~ As,a. and they range in cost from $toV,- eco for streets In Memphis, Tenn.s or sSek. 900 for a high school building at Rlehnond, Va. to the normal main- tenance of city work at Demcpolts, Ala. Gainesville and snmmerviils Ga.s harrington and Gaffney' s S.. Cisve- land, Tenn. and Lynchburg, Va sev- erai cities are energetically pushing two or more different kinds Of i'm movements at the same time. some are confining their efforts to but one or two. but all seem inspired with the desire to add to the attractiveness Of their limits as places of residence or business.
 Among the cities which have varie- ty of projects in hand Is Dublin. 0as which has soId s65 .0o0 worth of bonds and within the next twenty days will comnencs extension of waternains. in stallafion of fire alarm system. street paving, enlargement of water service and a new school building. Contract has been awarded by Batontcn. Ga. for a number of Improvements at tne water works. Tn addition to q S4b.oeo water works extension and a S5e,VVo sanitary sewer system. Norman, Oiklas will soon look for bids for about five miles of street paving. Shawnee, tn the same state. is just completing 2 9i65 900 sewer system and a water works and Is letting this month con- tract for 100000 square yards Of paw ing, while Muskogee, which has seXeral miles of street paving and sideWailAe under contract. expects to spend ron Si50. GOO to s160.00 on an enlargeneht of it's water works. about S20o.0Oe TOT sewers and S100,000 for school houses. Charlotte, N C.. is spending Sl0o.OVu upon sewers. water works and streets. Columbia. S C.. is paving Main street at an ultimate cost of $173,000 Is iay- ing $4,s00 worth of water mains Ano will remodel the jail or erect new one. Dyersburg. Tenn. has under way a sl.o00 city hall and a slb,o00 school house and will build one or two miles of gravel road during this year. Nashville. Tenn, has under way an addition to It's electric light plant to cost SI5O. .0oo, is building two school ho,,ses for sso oO0, will fay about S135,- noo ~yovth s,f new streets and will prob abiv spend between sto0,0oo and s15o,- 0oI upon extension of water mains. Mar Iin Tex. has completed recently reser- voir and extension of it's water ,,o~Srs system and is now considering
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-30
Municipdl LmprOUements
 I1 Many Southern Cities

the paving of about is0. 900 square feet of streets in vitr4ne6 brick Pafass Tex, will begin next month 10 xay 10000 square yards of pavement aud enlarged water-p piping will be laid under tho new pavement. It will also probably install 6 sanitary sewer ays- tenn. Texarkana, Tex.s ls apending $20.000 upon street Improvements 10 tnveat within the next few months S10.n00 in a jail and additional nre- ANhting facilities At Danville, Va, there Is under consideration the con- etEuetion of a new central electric plant to cost sIs0.000. the erection nf $20 900 jail and a eS0l0Q0 schpoihouee and SIC, ,0o0 or S20.000 additions to the water servics Richmond. Va. has awarded a contract for a large sss4.- 900 buiIding for the high school and contracts for street paving and exten- sions Of sSwer-systefn and water ser- vice, and win build &f00 900 combined armory and market house. Keyser, " Va. will pave about one mile of streets this sumnner and will make ex- tensive improvements ct It's water works.
 Single undertakings or those allied with others include the following:
 Street PawinR~-D Decatur. Ala; 9T5.000 Selma. Ala. $50 GOO Hot Springs, Ark. $50 900. JonesboYo, Ark, Dalton. Ga. EalA4Ak4, Fla, CFlauu0s tla.s &AU5uuDs Fulton. Ky. Alexandria,. La., Salisbura. Md. Lexington Mo-. st. Joseph, Mo, Georgetown. S e. Recwngvtile. xenn.. Fayetteville. Tenn.e Jaekaon. Tean., Bowie. Tex. Pa1estine. Tex, Stanford. rex, Tyler, Tex; sgs.00o, 1fiuter. w. Va.
 Electric Lighting 1000. Abbevills. Ala: Tallahaaeee. Fla. buying out existing plant or erecting a new one; LaGrange. Ga, Abbevi1le. S. C., Beau fort. S, O.. Denton. Tex, Terrell. Tex.
 eewers--Fayett Ark. Rogers, Ark Jackaonvills. Fla. Cadartowu. ca, Rome. Ga, sherbyvilie. Ky. Ponca City. okla, Murfreesbore, Tenn.s Pulasiki Tenn, Ennis. Tex Wichita FaIlE Tex, Moundsviile, w. Va
 schools--Fay Ark, Fort Worth, Tax. Alexandria. Va
 Selma, Ala. Baltimore. Ma. Frederieks. Nd. Wilmington. N. C.. Beaufort. S. e.. Dallas. Tex. Ennis. Tex, Charlottesville Va.s clarksburs, ". Va, Keyser. W. ya
 City Halls-Aiexandria La , EI Reno, Okla, Jackson. Tenn; Wichita Faila, Tex.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-30
JackuOa'u Lake Pionia.

The members of the Sunday schoow of St. Johns and the Church of the Holy Comforter will meet at the Union passenrer station at o'clock this morning to take the train for Jack sons Lake where the two schools will join in their annual picnic.
 IL is urged that every one who fex- uecss to attend the picnic win be at the depot promptly on the hour, A large crowd will no doubt go out to the lake to enjoy the day with the two Sunday Schools and d most delightful time for all Is anticipated.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-30
WILSON (
 Sk7:
A MARROW ESCAPE.
American Car Has Thrilling Experasnc
 em afu RR~a

American Gar Has Thrilling Experience
 fm It's Race.
 Paris, May 29.--A special to The Matin from NikolslE, dated May 3s. says. Paris automobile race continued along the tracks of the Trans-siberian RaiI- road, having had a narrow escape from being run down by an express train and by falling over a precipice 200 feet in descent, owing to the subsistence of badly laid ballast.
 Spies or brigand bands that have been captured recently state that the auto mobiles are in danger of being attack ed. as it is believed by the brigands that they are very rich.
 The American car signalled that C was sixty miles in the lead at noon to- day.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-30
TEAM ARRTvEs.
Expected Chnnges In BarORs' Line-Up
 are Not Announced.

Birmingham. May 2s.-(speelal.)- Upon the return of the ball team from it's disastrous western trip. great in- terest was manifested about the city Vaughn and members of theteam. When seen, Manager Vaughn said: The boys played some good ball and some bad ball on the road trlp."
 Vaughn announced some changes in the lineup, because of Manning leav- ing for Atlanta. where his wife is ill There was a belief expressed that the many changes runlofed for some time would take place. but 1t was soon stated after the team came back that President Baugh would have to return
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-30
Even nreak.

London, May 29.-( Especial. )---In an exciting contest today between London and Fitzpatrick, the teams divided hon. OTIS. The features were the janl-up playing of both sides.
 First garne-London, runs, hits, errors; Fitzpatrick, { runs, [ hits, 1 error.
 Second Game-London, runs, 6 hits. error; Fitzpatrick, 5 runs. 5 hits, 8 errors.
 Batteries-Firsf game. JudkIns and game Jones and JudtSins. Davis and Gfiswald. Umpire. Thornton.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-30
NEGRO E REPRHRvEp.
Condemned Man is Given Fifteen na
 ueanffa

Condemned Man is Given Fifteen nays
 Respite.
 It has just been learned from Gov ernor Conner. who was In his office yes- that he granted a reprieve Co T. AL Patterson, negro, who would have been hanged yesterday in lColumbiana for murder. The respite is for fifteen days.
 Just what was the new development in the ease of Patterson that saved his neck for the extra time Is not known The Governor was prevailed upon while in Birmingham to defer the ex- ecution. J. J. Haynes and Judge Me Milan of Columblana, were in Mont gemery yesterday in the interest of the negro. It Is hoped to at least set q ecmmutation of the death ssntence
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-30

qrhree base hits. Dundon, Rofis. Home run. Lord Sacrifice hits. Lord. Dele hanty Double play Greminger to Baxter Struck out. by Van Anda {; by Guese. g. Stolen bases. Rohe. Hu. ber. Persons. I. Rickert. 3. Base on balls off Van Anda. 2. of Guese 1. Time, 1:55. Umpire-Brown.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-30
AnrERrcAN AssocTATIoN.

Al Kansas City-st Paul. q; Kansas City, 9.
 At Colum mbus--Columbus 8; Toledo, 1. At lis-Mil ilwaukee- -Minneap- oils game postponed; rain.
 At Louisvilie-LouisvIlIe 10: Indian Apolis, c. fsTgs'7 -4e --
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-30
TALMApGE WINs.
Mobile Man auaIIGed for Finnls for
 Chlel<uBaW Cup

Memphis. Tenn, May 2s.-(SpeciaI.) ) -lRy defeating Percy Galbreath in to- days semi finals of the annual South arn Golf Tournament at the Memphis course, J c. Talmadge of Mobile quail ihed to meet A. IT. Manson of Darien. Ga. ., Tn the final for the sChickasaw Cup.
 The championship will be played ofi thifty-six holes between Egan. Louis vile, and Nelson Whitney. present champion.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-30
cbarI..ton T1eeeatn Nrnrnn.

Macon, Ga. May 29.--Charleston won the game in the two opening innings today. making total of six runs.
 RH.E. Charleston ..-.420 900 000--e 8 8 Macon. q. s.. GOO 200 00O--2 Batteries--Biebahn and Reisinger; Weems. Stowers and Robinson
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-30
SOUTH HATLANT1cLEAGUE
Augusta Shut Out.

Augusta, Ga, May 2s.--Bireman's bad judgment and 6 passed ball by Car son gave Jacksonville the only run of a poorly played game R.H E. Augusta :. =. .000 900 0e0-0 Jacksonville 100 900 0O0--rf Q
 Batteries-Beckle and Carson; Lee and Roth.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-30
A VICTOR
MEMPHIs DRops CAME TO THE
 yOLuMTEERs. A
Clarity Was Hnssed Hard and Sixteen Hits We're Made or Him.
 Handy Makes sensa- flnsanl Catch
,..''',.'..'..,.,

Nashville, Tenn, May zs.--Nashviile batted Garrity hard today and defeaf- cd Memphis. Q to ]. Hardy, iii center field. fell lat while chasing a long fiy from O'Learyss but. and in that position made sensational catch
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-30
CoIusahln ghut out,

eavannah, May 29.--Savannah took an eleven inning game from Columbia this afternoon. R. b. E. Savannah ..oO0 900 poo 01--l Colunlbia 1000 GOO 600 O0--0 0
 Batterles-Hoff aud Moran: WeIcher and Harnish.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-30

Summary--Tnnings pitched. by Hun ter 2. by pugan F Base on balls. off g. Struck out, by Enntsr2 zby Gar rity 2. Wild pitch Hunter l. Two base hits. Hunter. seabaugh Clarity |. Three-baae hits. Daubert. McElveen. i. Left on bases Nashville 6, Mem pnis 8. Time, :45. Umpire, Fitzslmmons.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-30
WIN AGAME
TAKE AN EASY VICTORY FROM THE
 TfsAvELERs.
Bunchfmm of Hftn In the Thfrd and Seventh 1nMinMa Wan the Way
 The, Bnronn worked

Birmingham, May 2s-Birmingharn punched i've hits ID the third and sev- enth innings and won without trouble. The acoxas e
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-30
Bonra ana Loan1mw for Horses.

We board and lodge horses Of all kinds and give them best of attention at reasonable rates. Exchange Livery Stable. 222 Lee He. Phone 216.
 adv--7t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-30

aesly what every garment requires, and we spare neither tiEne, trouble mox cost in treating eaeh according to It's ewn nature and comdRsfon. HoIk'n Dye lNtnrAxa
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-30

Joe Riekert left the sacks for use to-
 Joe Pope is playing as senaatlonsl . game of ball as has ever beeA seen in Montgomery
 Colonel whitey Guese was over vvhelmed last night--he didn't know himself that he could pitch such ball.
 Charlie Frank sure has got a ball team and with some good pitchers will make them all hustle.
 Double-decl<er today, first game call cd at 2.s0 sharp. Billy CrIstaI wifl ond with Fritz and Breitenstein for the Pelleans, as Bartley and Ryan were left h New Orleans.
 The first holiday games of the sea son will be played today two games being played In the Southern, American, National and American Associations one in the South Atlantic and Cotton States. Morning and afternoon games will be played In the Southern, American, Ma tionai and American Association. e double-header being played at Mont gomery, first game at 2.s0 sharp.
 Yesterdays game was played under protest. Jugt after Tom Brown had announced the batteries and the first inning was started Frank and Field Captain Rohe notified the umpire that New Orleans had refused to waive on Messett and had claimed the catcher as Ryan had asked for waivers they claimed that Messett could not catch for tbe Montgomery team. Manager Ryan came An from the field and told Rohe and Frank that he intended- Mes sett to catch the game out as Frank should have notified him of the refusal of New Orleans to waive on the catch % CT before the game started. Ryan has three days on Messett but N Frank uNfa a4rraf fr Nf f@ Na Q. take the catcher for S400 If all of the clubs in this league waive on him Mes Aett will go to Richmond, Va, the deal being made yesterday Hart reaches Montgomery at n o'clock this morning but under the fifteen man rule Ryan will not work him until Monday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-30
BRIEF NOTES OF SPORT

Bad weather this spring means that 1t will take mighty good management to pull several of the minor baseball leagues through this season.
 There are several National League clubs that would give more than four dollars Tor %Eugs Raymond Of the St. Louisl Cardinals.
 Manager orimth of the New York Americans surely picked up a wonder Tri-State League.
 Losing the game on the day they raised the world champions1ip lag Cubs. The New York Giants did the same thing in 1895.
 will have to do better work for the New York Giants if the team ts to get near the cupoia-
 "Josh" Clark. brother of Manager Fred of Pittsburg, is proving one of the finds of the season for the Cleveland club.
 Manager Billy Murray of tho Phila- delph ia fNationals seems to have found the secret of how to make youngsters play star baseball
 Cincinnati baseball fans will feel prettytkipy if the Reds succeed in hold Ing down a first division berth through the season.
 The Chicago and Detroit Clubs of the American League are both playing far better ball than they were a month ago and doubtless will keep the leaders bustling from now on.
 "Rube" Waddeli says he has been up against a good many hard propositions but when they refuse to permit you to spend your own money, why, it cer- tainly beats 'em all. e e Few of the younger generation are doing better work than Johnny Bates of the Boston Nationals. Johnny has a way of shaping the ball out near the fence for extra bases that makes the pitcher pull down his cap and take hitch in, his trousers.
 Messrs. Jones Of chicago, Jennings of Detroit and Crihith of New York have all gone through the experience re- gently of being placed where they could do no harm for q few days And it's not a very good year TOT the sus- pension of managers, either.
 alovnmma Da Root. Jimmy da Collin come pack iasta week
 Weeth Coma da A1acka stop- It makes me link oI @ tol.s lssiiS siir,, @sII a
 Hub.
 Da roota cry an yella for yim
 It like olda time Co zee Cap When we usa to win greata az game
 An! Dose was da days oa nap No mora da Boston gotta da champ
 She clear at de bolt da ladd An when I see her playa da game It mak' me feela so pao.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-30
Auction Sole Of Machinery.

saw Nm Blower and Piping (snd hand) s.700 lbs, refused by Carlos Bros, Reform. Ala. Fertilizer Mixing Machinery (newl 1,45o lbs refused by A E Bell and W. T. Adams Machine Co., Gordo. Ala.
 The above freight shipments will be Company for freight and storage charges according to law. to the high- eat bidder for cash at 12 o'clock noon at the Mobile q Ohio Railroad Com pany's Freight Depot. 319 Lee street. MonfgcTnery Alabama. Monday, June Eth. 1908.
 Mobile & Ohio R. R.. Go. By R. Fl.
 May ss. 90 S June 6.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-30

first from Memphis, where he is play ing golf before changes will be post lively stated. if any are to be made
 Give me your order
 for RaRe CanteloupeB and Waaermeaons. YeIvert0n's Palace Market.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-30
' AMERIcAN AssocIATIoN.
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.
GAMES YESTERDAY.

Soufherm Lengue---
 Birnaingnam. { Little Rock, 1. Montgomery. i; New Orleans. {. Nashville. 9; Memphis. l.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-30

Connors Heas MOlesworth. Stolen bases, DemcBtreyik1e. Struck out by Turner. 5 by Walters, I. Base on balla. game. 2.00. Umpire -Pfenninger.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-30

Chappie (blase)-Don't you think so- ctety is an empty thing2 Miss Fuller - think there are iots Of empty thinga in aociety.--Smart Set.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-30
roTTov aTATEs LEAGUE.

Al Nonroe--Afonroe. s; GuIfport, O. Az Tarlseo5,.--l acis aOn, Q; Colunlbue, O., Al Meridian..-d Meridian l; Vicksburg,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-30
Lfanid Gas.

DEU0IM Un1s Fer The Llauaa CaEbonic Acid MEg Co.'S Diamond Brand. Phone 44l. .. James A. EnFtght, Agent.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-30

Colonel Whitey Guese was over himself that he could pitch such ball.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-30

Charlie Frank sure has got a ball team and with some good pitchers will make them all hustle.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-30
GAMEs ToDAY.

Scngherm League s--- New Orleans at Montgomery. Mobile at Atlanta. Memphis at Nashville. Little Rock at BirIntng ham.
 --- Amspriean LeaGues-~ Chicago st Detroit. Philadelphia at New York. St. Louis at Cleveland Washington at Boston. NntfonaI League. Chicago at St. Louis. ! Cincinnati at Pittsburg. Boston at PhiiadeInhia. New York at Brooklyn.
 ------s---- American Assoclation. Indianapolis at Coiunnbus. oLufsvlile at Toledo. Milwaukee at Minneapolis. St. Paul at Kansas City. South Atlantfc League. JaclxsonviIle at Augusta. Charleston at Macon. Columbia at Savannah.
 ---~----s Cottom states Leagme-- Monroe at viclsburg. Jackson at Colunbus Gulfport at Meridian
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-30
A,m4rscnm ', AmmarfntloI,,-.....

Kansas City. 2; St. Paul, z. Columbus. 8; Toledo, 1s
 A1inneapolis- Milwaukee,. rain. Louisville. 10s Indianapolis. {.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-30

Boston, 1-5; Washington, 6-7. New York. 6-0; Philadelphia, S-1. Cleveland. Q; St. Louis, l.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-30

MaafomaK Lea@wer--
 Piftshurg. I; Cincinnati. $. St Louis. i; Chicago, 3.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-30
AMERICAN CAFE

new uptodate place Conducted by Americans liberal The best the offers reasonable knows Frank recently with the High Life Ca
 MORGAN and MELTON PrOprietors, s1 Commerce St.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-30

Joe Pope is playing as sensational a Montgomery
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-30

Joe Riekert left the sacks for use to. day
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-30
AsFEW FOUL TIPS
Lost the nFst.

win ysz look at thenn DubsG
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-30

Bad weather this spring means that 1t will take mighty good management to pull several Of the minor baseball leagues through this season.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-30

South Atlantic Lenwue,---
 Jacksonville Il: Augusta, O. Savannah. 1: Columbia. O.. Charleston, 6; Macon, 2.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-30
nlnrnnnl I1a Root,

.Tlrouv ds 'csoilini come back lasta week Weeth Coma da Alaelka club. When Ia vorida champ z'long in da
 Hub
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-30

There are several National League clubs that would give more than four dollars Tor Bugs Raymond of the St :. Loulsg Cardinals.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-30

Da roota cry an yella for yim
 It like olda time Co see cap When we usa to win greata da game An Dose was da days da hap
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-30

No mora da Boston gotta da champ
 She clear at da bott' a da ladd An when I see her playa da game
 It. u1aiS' me feela so bad.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1908-12-23
A Pretty Birthday Party.

One of the prettiest chlldrens'
parties of the season was given at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. M. E.
Smith Tuesday afternoon, the occa-
sion being the ninth birthday of their
son Donald.
At 4:3O o'clock about thirty boys
met at the Smith home and we're
first entertained by being given a
sleigh ride. At e p. m. a dainty
luncheon was served, followed by a
Christmas tree. Santa Claus also
appeared upon the scene, and after
leaving favors for all, took his leave,
whereupon the party broke up. The
house and yard we're very prettily
decorated with Japanese lanterns,
and all who attended voted their
host capital entertainer.
Mrs. Smith was assisted. by
Misses Mabel Brown and M. Wess-
berg.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1908-12-23

Additional local matter will be found
on fourth page.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1908-12-23
LOCAL BUSINESS HOUSE
owns ST. PAUL OFFICE
Increasing Business Demands Twin
City Office For T. J. Miller Real
Estate Company.

The T. ]. Miller Real Estate COM
pany of this city has established new
Offices at 489 Dale street in St. Paul
in order to facilitate the handling
of their increasing business.
T. J. Miller, the head of the COM
pany, left this morning for ST. Paul
O take charge of the Offices there
and will make his future home in
that city. Mr.. Miller's son, D. D.,
will direct the business in this sec
ton of the state and will run the
company's offices there.
The T. ]. Miller Real Estate CON-
pany has been making rapid strides
in the insurance and land business
during the last two years and now
ranks among the largest concerns of
it's kind in this portion of the state.
Of late the company has felt a
strong need of an of office in the twin
cities and it is in accordance with
this pressure of business that the
new office has been established in
St. Paul.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1908-12-23

Barret, and it is more than likely
that Clark will also come to grief.
For some years there has been
stories told relative to the hunting
ability of Barret, Clark and some
other residents of the Third river
country, and efforts are being made
to put stop to the illegel killing
and selling of game which has its
origin in that vicinity.
Jesse Harry of Grand Rapids took
up the matter, with the result that
he has made a good start toward
putting stop to the wholesale
killing of game and driving of ami
mails out of the country by the use
of dogs.
From information given by par
ties who have visited Barret's place,
there is little doubt of the guilt
of that gentleman, who has been
known to boast of his ability to
kill deer and moose by the score,
at any time suitable to his fancy.
Barret was taken to Grand Rap
ids last night and will be given a
hearing before a justice at that
place, and it is more than likely
that the warden will make another
raid in the Third river country.
MFR. Harry has made an enviable
record as warden for the State Game
and Fish commission, and his work
during the past year has been highly
successful. He has secured the con-
viction of a large number of violat-
ors of the law, and in every instance
the fines imposed were of a SUBJ
stantial and beneficial character.
Mr.. Harry is one of the most
efficient men in the employ OF the
commission.