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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-22
CHICAGO TAKES TWO
WINS 4 DOUBLE-HEADER WITH
 PHILADELPHIA.
First Game Was Won in the Tenth and Second in the Ninth--Chance Gets Winning
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Philadelphia. Sept 21.--Chicago won both games of a double-header here today the first going ten innings be- fore ena the aoms eiu6 was .,a deieateai ana ,ha ninth inning.
 In the first game Rroh outpitched Sparks, but he was taken out in the ninth to permit Howard to bat when ard singled, took second on Hayden's single went to third on an out and scored on Shulte's single. Holman tripled in the tenth and scored on and a pass to Kling. The latter took second on the sacrifice and scored on a tumble by Knabe
 After the third inning of the second game both pitchers settled down and the score remained tie until the ninth inning when Chance received the only pass McQuillin gave during the game. He took second on Steinfeldts sacri- ping pins at at second. Mcouiiiin threw wild and Osborne fumbled the ball. Chance scoring.
 First game aoo ooo oo, R.a E; Philadelphia :. ..oou oo1 900 0-l Sparks and Dooin. Time. 1;55. cbiss sss0sd @oi game .1ol 900 oo1-s E 2
 Batteries-coakley and King: Mc- Outllin and Dooin. Time. 1:20. Um- pires. Johnstone and Emslie. Cincinnati Gets Third. Boston, Sept. 21.--Cincinnati won the third straight game from Boston today, batting Mccarthy freely and taking advantage of Ferguson's wildness. O'Toole, a new pitcher. secured from Rrockton, was given a try out by the visitors. but he lacked control and his support was poor oo, o9o aooLS Roston. .03i 100 0o0--5 8 1
 Batteries-o'Toole. Dubec and schlei; Mccarthy. Ferguson and Graham and Bowerman. Time, l:4s. umpire His- Ter.
 st. Louis is Beaten.
 Brooklyn Sept. 21.-St. Louis finished up it's season with Brooklyn this af- ternoon. being defeated; Rucker was fine fieiding kept the scoring down. st r.ou,s .o2, 900 ooo--s { Rrooklyn. :. -. 100 401 o2s--S
 Batteries--Lush, Sallee. Raymond ana Bliss; Rucker and Farmer. Time. 1:56 Umpire, owens.
 Pfttuburg Wins.
 New York, Sept. 2l.-The Pittsburg team made it two out of four from the New York club today: ,.s ,n superb form. Hits by Wilson. Gibson and Clarke gave the Pltts6urgs two runs in the third inning. New York made their own run on hit batsman, McMormick's double and an infield out. Pittsbnrg:' .' '.''S09 1oo 0gS 09o SoS- Soo1 i
 Ratteries-WiIlis and Gibson; Ma thewson and Bresnahan. Time. 1920. Umpires, Klem and ODay.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-22
PIttnburg Wins.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
phiIadeIphia Shut Out.

ChicarO Sept. 2l-ChIcaBo shut out Phiiadeiphia here today. The first run of the game came in the first inning. Hahn singled. went to second when Jones walked and to third on sacri- flee and scored when Anderson sent a long fly tc Coombs.
 Jones was safe in the eighth on Nicholl's bad throw. went to second when Barr juggled Parents line drive. cbicaro . 100 900 01'-2 } Philadelphia -. 900 900 000--0 3 {
 Batteries Walsh and Sullivan: SchIitzer and Powers. time, 1:5O. Umpire. O'Loughlin.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-22
DALLASCOURT MEETS
JUDGE BREWER PREsIDEs FOR
 JUDGE MILLER.
Grand Jury ia Organized and Charged and Petit Jury fs Bmpanelled
 News of Central

Selma. Sept. 21.-(Special.)- )--At noon today Sheriff J. P. Doherty called to order the fall session of the Circuit Court of Dallas county
 The term of the court is presided over by Judge Samuel D. Brewer, of the Second Judicial Circuit. who ex- changed with Judge B. M. Mller. of this circuit.
 After the organization of the court Judge Brewer stated that he believed 1t was right from every principle and from every standpoint that upon en- terfng upon important duties that Di- vine Blessings should be asked. He introduced Rev. J. L. Rosser, pastor of the First Baptist church, who of- fered a fervent prayer.
 The roll of the jurors who had been summoned for the first week of the court was then called and which was followed by a large number of them offering excuses as to why they shiufd not serve on the jury Not a quarter of those who offered excuses were ex- cused from jury duty. During the roll call of the jurors three of them, W. H. King, F. s. Mays and w. H. Day, fail ed to answer MT. King came in later but offered no excuse for not being present when the sessiin of the court begun. Judge Brewer ordered the sheriff to take forfeiture against the three who had not answered when tn cir names had been called.
 The grand Jury was then drawn as follows: R. S. Ellis. Morris Lehman, W. F. Allday. l.. P. Ellis. Fred Mc- Kinney. R. B. Hare. Robert Poe. J. L.. Day, Harry Berry, J. S. Lamar, J. W. Bailey, w. S. Canterberry, James Smoke, Reginald Mckinley, W. H. King, J. D. Johnson, T. D. Shelby. E |. NJ. Kasselvander. Juror J. w. Bai- ley was chosen the foreman of the jury.
 Judge Brewer delivered his charge to the grand jury in which he plain ly pointed out to that body their du- ties and what should guide them in the performance of these duties.
 He said that he esteemed 1t a priv ilege to address a grand jury of Dal- las county, which was So rich and which had contributed not only to the upbuilding of the country but had been graetly instrumental in the up- building of the State.
 After the charge by Judge Brewer the petit jury was drawn as follows: c. NJ. Callen, G. W. Mitchell, William Joh T. M. Johnson, J H. Robbins, Jr., J. R. Fisher. Ralph Fullner, J. H. Ellis W. P. Welch. Jr., James Hoop CT, R. M. Goodwin and F. W. Nose ley.
 Fetlt Jury NO. VIII not be drawn until the session of the court tomor- row morning, which will open at g o'clock.
 Immediately after the grand jury and the petit jury were empannelled an adjournment was taken for dinner. The grand jury convened this after noon and started to work upon the cases which will be brought before it,
 The present week of the court will be devoted to the hearing of civil jury cases. There are a large num- Der of these cases on the docket of the court to be heard.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-22
Selma Actors On a Visit.

The popular vaudeville stars, Mir. and Mrs. Sam Vogel, (Mack and Elliott) are in Selma spending a week with MT. Vogel's parents, MT. and Mrs. ]. A Vogel and MT. Vogel's sister. Mrs. Nathan Kahn.
 MT. and Mrs. Sam VogeI have often visited in Selma and they are receiving cordial welcome from their many friends here. They will leave next week for Montgomery where they will fill weeks engagement at a theatre.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-22

part of your body that works.
 Kodol will do exactly what your stomach does, when your stomach Is we'll and strong, and more, when 1t Is tired or out of order.
 Kodol is composed of exactly the same juices as found in a healthy stomach, and therefore will do the same work as the stom- ach, when it is we'll and strong the only difference is, Kodol never gets tired-and Kodol is the only digestant to-day, that will digest all food and do it as completely, as a strong, healthy stomach.
 Get a bottle now and have it ready to help your stomach at times when you need an assistant. Kodol is at the nearest drug store.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-22
Cleveland Wins.

Cleveland, Sept 21-cleveland open ed the New York series today with S victory, going into first place.
 Both teams played ragged ball. Now, three. Berger did not pitch as we'll as usual. being hit safely in every inning but one.
 Lake started out well for New York but Cleveland punched four hits in the fourth and scored four runs. Warhop finished the game and blanked the locals.
 Score: R. Fl. E, Cleveland. ..... 100 400 00$-5 New York ~ 900 030 0O0-3 5
 Batteries Berger and Remis: Lake, Warhop and Blair Time. 1:40. Um pires, Connolly and Egan.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-22
vUa.hInrton sbut Out.

St. Louis, Sept. 21-St. Louis took ! poor game from Washington. keeley was hit hard and his infield gave him indifferent support.
 St Louis .... o2O O01 o2'--5 10 q Washington .... 900 900 OOO--0
 Ratteries-Powell and Spencer; Kee ley and Street Time, 1:27. Umpires. Kerin and Sheridan.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-22
s5o,OoO Put in CIrcuIat,ou.

Today was pay day with the em- ployes of the South ern Railway in Selma and as a result about 350,Ooo was put in circulation. The appro- priation fixed for the amount of work at the shops of that system in Selma is $40,000 each month at present when before the panic of last October the pay roll at the shops amounted to nearly s75.0o0 each month.
 Besides the $40.000 which was paid to the employees at the Southern shops today there was paid to the other em- ployes of that system in the city nearly 310.000.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-22
rrohlhition VioInfiona,

Birmingham, Sept. 2I-(special.)- Between the police and deputy sher-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-22
Boston pefeats Detrolt.

Detroit, Sept. 2I-Wagners home run in the ninth. after Gessler had sim gled and Cravath had walked. decided today's game.
 Burcheil and Killian both pitched well but errors of judgment by the latter were costly. Bush's fielding featured.
 Score: R. Fl. E.. Boston .. 900 0I0 o03-4 3
 Batteries -Killian and Thomas; Bur chell and criger. Time, 1885. Umpire, Evans
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-22
Our Guarantee

Go to your druggist today and got 0 dol. entire contents of the bottle if you can honestly say, that 1t has not done you any good, return the bottle to the druggist and he will refund your money without ques~ tton or delay. We will then pay the drug gist for the bottle. Don't hesitate, 0ll druggists know that our guarantee ts good. This offer applies to the large bottle only And to but ono in Q family. The large bot. Ole contains eA times as much IS the fifty cent bottle.
 Kodol is prepared at the Iahoras toriescf E O Dewitt & O., Chicago.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-24
4 HOUSING MEETING HELD BY DEMOCRATS WHO HEAR
 ISSUES IF CITY CAMPAIGN
(Continued from First Page.)

an introduction. Harry Barkdol. Thos. Grady from the Third Ward and W. N Edwards from the SeconG Ward, are all men of integrity and emineRtly qualified for the position.
 It has been the cry of the Repubi cans that the Democrats could not defeat their nominee for City Clerk. and while Mir Hicks Is an -estimable man, yet we have put forward d man in every way his equal, Mir. George s. Gage. There is no reason why any Democrat should scratch the name oI Mir Gage
 Tt is a significant cfrcumstance. that on examining the list of Repub- lican candidates, we find a woeful lack of representation of the largest interest in our midst I refer to the miners, that body of men upon whOh. Bisbee is dependent for its exis- tence. Not so, with the Democratic ticket. Not only are they represented cn that ticket in the person of Harry BaTkdoll candidate for alderman, but the Democratic party has select ed from their ranks it's nominee for one of the principal offices, viz.:- Jack Stevens, for City Marshal. Are the miners going to support the ticket that gives them such substan- tial recognition. or are they going to vote a ticket which denies them any.
 What the Democratic Party stands for in the. City of Bisbee has been fully outlined in it's platform adopted at the City convention, and in tais respect it Is markedly differ
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-24

the district, and while this rivalry is entirely of friendly nature, be cause We realize that there will be enough inhabitants and to spare, rU i'll all the available territory of both places, yet it behooves the citizens of Bisbee, not to be negligent n the matter. There are contain consider. ations that are worthy of attention. The present street railway franchise was granted to the same Company, that is interested in Warren" That Company was averse to binding itself to build the street car line to the western limits of the city, for obvious reasons If it could tap the lower and business portion oF the city, 1t would naturally result fn the gradual influx of population/to it's more ae- cessible town of Warren, from the more remote and inaccessible upper Tombstone canyon-that is, more re mote and inaccessible under the conditions proposed-but thanks to the wisdom and insistence of a Democratic Council, such a scheme was rejected, and the result was that the franchise was granted bind ing the Company to build to the Western limits of the City, under certain conditions to be perfomeo Dy the City, and which conditions the Democratic Candidates have pledged themselves to fulfill.
 Bisbee has been referred to in the past, with scorp and ridicule as a place unfit for any person to live in, by people who were enyious of it's progress and prosperity, but such cannot be said in the future, if our present enterprises are successfully carried out. Instead of mere min ing camp with houses struggling at haphazzard along t4Ie hilI sides. we will have a beautiful City extending from the crest of the divide the s.- tire length of the Canyon, with per feet sanitary conditions. and ade- quate transportation facilities. A City of beautiful homes-the metrop oiis of the Southwest.
 The demands of this section of t.i county will insure the early removal of the County Seat, and I an satis-
 fled that determined efforton the the part of the citizens of Bisbee will secure its location here. The
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-24

ent from the Republican platform, which consists of nothing but glitter ing generalities, and endorsemeuts of Republican offiee-holders The y0t- CTS have therefore. right to pre- sume, that the Republican party is careless of or at least lukewaTm in it's support of those measures, the necessity and benefit oE which is in- dicated in the Democratic Platform. 4 brief review of those matters will not be out of place.
 we all know that the title to the lands in Bisbee were acquired by Townsite Patent from the Govern ment, for the benefit of the occupants The title is vested in the Mayor d., Trustee. The patent includes Q large quantity of unoccupied land, whica owing to the present defective con dition Of the law the Trustee 10 s,.- able to dispose of. The greater DOT tion oT this unoecupied Territory is situate in the upper part of Tomb stone canyon.-A most desirable resi- dence district,-and in which direc- ton Bisbee is bound to extend. The Democrats propose to see that the next Territorial Legislature so amends the law, as to permit the Trustee of the Townsite to dispose of this unoccupied land to those who seek homes. the money to be used for public improvements, in the way of road building in the very district from which tAe funds result This will have doubly beneficial result it will leave the city with more fiber. ty to use available funds lar t1le building oE streets in other portions of the city. Some portions of the city have complained and with some reaaon, that they have been ignored in the matter of distribution of street improvement. The Democrat ic Candidates for Council and Mayor. if elected, propose 10 remedy this, as far as lies in their power. They realize that such portions Of the city as YoungbIood Hill, School Hill and Chihuahua Hill are entitled to con sideration in this respect.
 We all know that there is cUusIo, erable competition between the new town of Warren and the old City of Bisbee as to which shall meet the de mands of the growing population ot
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-24

feat as candidate for Mayor and to that end intend to vote as a unit for my Republican opponent and not for their own Candidate. Why they should be so bitterly opposed to me. { do not know, as there is nothing in my principles or expressions that should lead them to believe that favor the impositions of hardships or burdens upon anyone, unless it is that l am in favor at all times of the due preservation of order and the recognition of the rights and property of every person-regardles of party.
 But this fact, impels me to ap- peal with more confidence to the cit izens of Bisbee, who believe in saRe and sound government and wno are not waited about with every windy clamor that arises.
 T do not feel that 1t is necessary to say more. as to the position of my self and fellow candidates, and we come before the citizens d Bisbee and ask for their suffrages with full confidence in the honesty Of our pur- pose, and with the final promise that if elected. we will be governed by neither fear or favor, and will serve you with integrity"
 Closing his speech Mir. Neale re- ferred to the attacks of the Anti Saloon League of Bisbee on him and the story the Republicans are circu- lating that it was a campaign trick of the Democrats. MT. Neale statea that he was aware from personal knowledge that the Anti-Saloon league endorsement of candidates does not reflect the sentiment of some indiyid- ual members of the league. who gave him assurances to that effect He said that it is positively known and can be proven that a copy of the circular letter of the special commit tee of the AnttSsIoon League was in possession of Chairman c. M. Holmes before it was given to the public and that Holmes submitted 9 copy of it to Dr. c. l.. Cayen for his approval MT. Neale further referred to other anonymous and underhand attacks that nave been made on him and said that there would probably be more of them circulated tomorrow, too late to answer, but that they could be put down in the class of the others which have been proven lies.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-24

Democratic candidates stand pledged to do everything in their power to this end, and are not influenced by any connection with or consideration for any other interests.
 T have reYiewd the candidates and local issues which should appeal to every voter in the coming election, and have shown you why these candi- dates and these measures warrant the support and endorsement oF every citizen, regardless of party, who has at heart the progress and betterment [ of this city
 T wish to say a few words as to some other considerations that should appeal to the voters of this city in behalf of the Democratic party at this time It is true. this is only municipal election in the i largest city in the Territory and 1t is at a critical time in the history of the TerTtory We have, to the ! standing disgrace of the Republican party, been denied that right which is nearest and dearest to the Ameri- can heart, the right of self govern ment-the boon of Statehood-not because we are unfit, not because we have not sufficient population or wealth, and in Tact, for no valid req son, but for purely political purposes. For the fear, that the enlightened people of this Territory will send to the United States two Democratic Senators, and with the desire for in creasing power so recently mani tested by the Federal Government under Republican control, that they will surrender no whit of that power derived from the appointment of the chief officials of the Territory.
 We see these officials, instead of carrying themselves in a d5grffied and non-psrtisan manner, mingling activity in political affairs, interfer- ing with the wishes of the people, and in fact stopping short of nothing that will prevent any shred of power or prestige being torn from them, but to the honor of the people of ArizoEa. meeting defeat at every turn.
 We are on the eve of statehood. for am convinced that in Novem- Der, the men of the Republican par ty will be sounded, aud that under the coming Democratic administra-
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-24

the city council for the past two years And the past administration is en- titled to credit for what it has ac- complished. While credit is due to all members of the City Government, yet it must be conceded that to the party in power, the Democratic major ity in the Council, in which body all measures originate, should be given most of the credit, and the work that has been done is no small matter Instead of a narrow muddy trail as the principal means of exit and en- trance to the city, we now nave a broad :.=.a :;..:.ssttzs .ssttzsiittta iitttisal thoroughafare along Naco road. The principal streets of the city have been paved and a magnificent start has been made towards making Q road to the wstern limits of tae city. Do you think these men will stop there if reelected? Ancther zaan who has aided so greatly in this work os i'm provement IS P J. Mccullough, the Democratic Street Supervisor, wao is a candidate for reelection. You are all familiar with his work, but you may not know that the economy with which 1t has been done is Ouie of the most astounding features It is Q matter of record that his work has cost less than half what ft would cost, if awarded by contract.
 These men are certainly worthy Of favorable consideration at your hands.
 'The other candidates for alder man are too well known to require
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-24

ton. the People of this Territory will obtain thir just rights. It. Is import ant then that the Democratic party preserve itself intact, in order ro control the destinies Of the new state. That it may do in this new State. what it has done in Oklahoma frame a constitution, that is a model of popular self-gov irnment. The eyes of the people of the Territory are upon you in this election. Do not be false to your trust nor under estimate its importance.
 If you are Democrats there is no reason why you should give the smallest encouragement to the Re publican party. If you are, or have been. Republicans, there is no reason that you should longer continue in the error of your ways. That you should support party the logical outcome of whose principles Is inimical to your own interests. Can you derive any benefits from it's policies?
 The policy of protection which has built up and fostered the trusts and monopolies under which you are now writhing, and of which you now com plain, and which even your leaders sadmit is an evil and which they are trying to regulate, but cannot. on ac- count of the grasp of the protected interests upon the organization of the Republican Party.
 'The policy of centralization of power, which leads to things ab- horrent to the heart Of every true American, such as the dictation to Judges Of what their decisions shall be if Political Expediency so de mands. The issuance Of decrees and proclamations. The establishment of a petty court at our capitol with all the tinsel and ponp of ridiculous royalty.
 These and many other things that I could name should drive you to a realization that you should not i'm peril your safety for the sake of tradition.
 Now is a good time to take the first step, by endorsing the candi- dates of the Democratic Party.
 Tt has come to my knowledge that so-called political party in this city known as the Socialist Party has determined upon my de
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-24
Harn1noCkS Here

It's hammack swinging time and we disire to direct attention to the extensiyeness of our hnl which embraces over a score of styles and patterns. We know of no other porch comfort from which you can derive so much pleasure and benefit at so small price. They are we'll WOW en of strong serviceahle materals, have tufted pillows and strong spreader. Plain colors, white and Persian patterns are most promi- nent. If you contemplate buying, do 1t now, prices range from S1 .25 to $10.00
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-24
Alaska Sanitary Rs

refrigerator the market and They have proved
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 Interiors galvanized finished odorless white enamel keep keeping thu hardwood and finished ir golden Sizes all requirements S12 m SIPS ICE BOXES AT ss5o
 freezers $300
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-08-09

Among the most successful AFFAIRS Of
the past week was undoubtedly Ehe