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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-22

An American speeding over tile cont.
nent OF Europe in his automobile asked
81 bis chauffeur: Where are weg''
I'm Paris shouted the man at the
wheel, and the dust few. ooh. never
mind the Details irritably screamed
the American millionaire, i mean what
continent Argonaut.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-22
4 SANITATION

II loves what maltes the world 80 round,
The stronger than this force.
Tho faster Il my logle's sound
The world would turn, 81 course.
Thus would my love for Mirabei
Threw an the human race.
BY Increased force centrifugal.
Out beadlong into space. Life.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-22

Bethel granite still shas it, name to
make" as we note BY the communica
ton in yesterdays Boston Globe, which
gave the information that The union
alton in Washington was made Of
Bethlam granite, manufactured at
fortified, VT
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-22

4 eoncede.' he said sareasticaliy.
"that women lie more cieverly than
men,
Your concession she replied sweet.
u. I'm Itself upsets your theory. -
New York Times.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-22
Brewers to Fight Prohibition.

Chicago, Feb 22 The United state
Brewers association and the Initet
States Maltsters association have unite,
in common warfare against prohib
ton and temperance movements They
have pledged many thousand dollars a
war fun" with which to fight sun
day saloon closing and 10 stop the wavs
of prohibition This action was taket
at a session Of the executive officers d
both organizations held here.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-22
JINGLES AND JESTS

His Excuse.
Her arms were soft and round,
He said,
And that is why he lost
His head.
He really can't be blamed
A speck
Her arms were soft, and round
His neck.
Princeton Tiger
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-22

Adam never drove 4 horse
That baked upon a railroad track,
And, furthermore. Eve never wore
A waist that buttoned down the back
kansas City Times.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-22

"When I hyuhs some o desc here
patriots maxim speeches" said Uncle
Eben, sometimes its mighty hard TO
realize dat dey Is watchln' fob pay day
jes as anxious rs common people. -
Washington Star.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-22
The Eeho Triumphant.

Hicks Say, I've found a spot out in
the Newtons where my wife can't pos
sibly have the last word.
Wicks Where is It'll
Hicks Under Echo bridge. Boston
Transcript
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-22

He kept before marriage q diary,
But now he's unhappily wed
To lady whose temper is fiery,
So he's keeping scrap book instead.
-Harpers Weekly.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-22

The secrets Of her yearaing soul
She wove into passion poem,
But the verses found q pigeonhole,
And the world viii never know EN-.
Detroit Tribune.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-22
AMERICAN RACER ON THE WAY.
New York to Paris Auto Continues on
Waaiwara Journey.

Wawaka, Ind, Feb. 22.--The American
car il the New York 70 Paris automo.
bile race left at s:e5 o'cloek yesterday
morning Tor Ligoaier, sis miles west.
having remained at Whwska throughout
the night.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-22
overheard e the cirens

"The armless wonder has one bal
habit
what is fhatT'
Biting his finger nails, Judge.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-22

The real pulsating question OF the
hour Is, viii Thaw get divorccY Til
that Is settled, people never win rest
EASY
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-22

Bacon--Is be a studlous man?
Egbert-Sure. He's always studying
where his next meal is to come from,
-Yonkers Statesman.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-22

"she seems like a very reserved girl
"Yes. I wonder who for."-Judge.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-22

Last opportunity to buy Edison gold
moulded records for 25c each from 4 to
8 p. m. all the week. Ayerill Music 90.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-22

II i said that Hartman has Fish Tor
dinner every day now.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-22

Tuesday, April "a; put it down IN your
reminder book as a memorable day The
district convention meets in Montpelier.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-22

Hsrdwick Is still on the may, BY vir-
tue Of the fire fiend.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-22
A. A. SMITH
& BRO.
Great Cleanup Sale

sac. 900 worth Of High
grade Merchandise at cut
prices.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-31
SIX WERE CONVICTED FOR GAME LAW VIOLATIONS

state Game and Fish commissloner John H. wallace. Jr.. received q report Saturday that ten defendants had been convicted in the Circuit Court of Tai- ladega County for violations of the sStAte game. and fish laws and given Hines of sfo each
 Thla number of convicts for viola tione of tho game and fish laws af a single session Of the Circuit Court of one county bears good testimony that the lava for game and fish preservation in Alabanaa are being rigtdly enforced and the vlcIators thereof promptly and properly pun1shed. Commissioners Wal iaea ls 8ratined at this report of vigi- lance and nrniness on the part of game and fsh laws cfiicials, and saws that tng good work will continus and none who ars guilty will be allowed to en- cape
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-31
FRIAL oF c0RNwELL.

Besnemcr Man WiIl Be In Court Again.
 Birmingham, May 30-- Special )--The trial of Captain T. ]. Cornwell will commences again Monday with Judge A. of Bessemer,
 The case, against Cornwall arises out of the failure of the Besseuer Savings Flank i've years ago. It,wtu be renlrfn- bered that ai the first trial Cornwell was acquitted. if is claimed. of all charges against him after a fun weeks inquiry and on a second trial the plea ef former jeopardy was interposed. which resulted in a mistrial.
 When the case came up again Judge James weatheriy. the special judge who presided. quashed the indictments and if is supposed that the statute Of Limitations will be feature of the pieadings on Monday after which, lf the case goes to trial. the pela of former jeopardy will again he gone Into.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-31
WINS CHAMPIONSHIP
CORNELL yICroRloUs ON FRANK- | LIN FIELD.
Blew Tfnae nfaaa at TntereolIexiate Track Meet on Account of waather
 conoitloms--No Records Broker,

PhilaneiphlA Ma. so.--Jnder weather conditions that were as bad as could Do irnaxined seg 2 track meet, the stoytf today. on Fraplsltn Field. won ths, Intercollegiate championshtp, the pre- saisr eeliSke athletic event of tho year. rhe a totsi i~ points scoRsd Rsni Sy the rtha- cnss was S4 Peuusylvania wac sec8nd with 1e Ia; Yale third with 22: Har- yard. fourth Ia and DArtmouth each q, ufsde sIx points. PrineSion1 and co- sunbia four each, and Syracuse three. No records were broken, but good time was made eongideEtng the conditions. In the day was coming down In tor, rents When the meet began The track wae Hooded !n tnany places and the neld was AnkIe- deep with water.
 i60-yard dash. senai-nnal, three 10 uuallfys won by Caftmeil, Rennsylva< ! E AZ ssiH2os H0stasas sn0s xais 'nfssSn Ti%s. is sAl
 Second heat. won sy sherman. Dsrt- nia: third, Carey. Yale Time. 10 2-s siSoSa iSo Ssrds hurdle, ,etni-final heat two to quality. First heat won by Tal- eott' Cornell; second, Robbins. Yale. 'iHss Second S hsat. won by Shaw. Dart. mouth aecelsd. Howe. Yale Ttfae, 1G 4-5 seconds. - ru0 oHs sn aSsdss s sss Fs deSps sa sfs Fs hurdle
 Ono mile run. final. Won py Haf- stead, Cornell; aecond. Rowe, MichiNaag { third, laynsI Columbia: fourth, Epit-
 Fpinfs: esFnsll. $: Michigan. ]; O.
 7so-yafd run run. liaai, won by Taylor Fsp1sylga sla AEns 'Ss l.s; ..lss;,,,.,,. Michigen. q; Harvard. si colaInhia.. 3; Yhi4. 1s EWar1hn1orH, IA
 2 t20-ynrq huEdie nERl, won by Shaw,
 Shot put. nnal. won by Kreugar, | | peinfs: ss iila Cornsii. iO: Harvard, 3
 HIgs sus srvip sss tea 9sEtS'1 sr ss s.:ss sa At k feet Ia tnchess
 ioe-Yart daeh ilnal, won by Cart nell Penneylvaaias Tin1Ps le s1s g@.T,s,, Iw9 mlas TpaI anai' won 0y Trpoe'
 zS0syart hufidis, ssfni-fnals. won by HarKaiiff. FsnnbylvAnla. Tine, 2S SIS. \ s,.ss ssSond 4D,.s ssst ss nea sy ssw Of Darts VI Brssd ssapp, s Y Won 6y Cocks. cornsli. ga feek Ia inches
 ssnpl final, 2z0 yard dash. first heat won by Whitman. FennsyiSan'4. Tlnis'
 asaona hset won by caetnnsli. Penn
 AsnIsesr tsrov: won bs Pew. Cornell Aais mlis run, 6naL won Ry Jones. Pennsylvania Time. z.e1.
 2a0-yara hurdle, won by Howe. Yale. Tinae, 24 Ss5.
 Pole vault llrAt Bray, Nelson, Gii- bert and Caunhells Nll Of Yale, tied af n feet and If pofnte gn Co Yale.
 220-yard A&Hal. fuals won by Cart me1l Pennsylvania Time. 21 d0t.
 N
 Mnw 1xsTsIx P0T.A .AY0Ms.s
 The erenm ef shs ervp. nIpaaay epe. eaal, spes BRosM oh0cEAx CO.,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-31
NELSON WHITNEY WINS
 THE GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP

Msmphia, May su--Neisqn whitney. of New Offeanss won the utfe of south arf chamni0n today by defeating H. chandier Emans of 1iouisxilEes fonr up and three to play in the finals of the ~nv6nfh annual tournament Of the Southern Golf Association over the links of the Memphis Country Club.
 Tnaavss ana1s conoluded what was probably tho most largely attended, nnd TaoRf exciting tournament ever held In fha South, As c whole. waathsK coudis ffons were ideal and the work Qg fhe nlavers was brilliant Each day laT&e eailerlea have followed t4p con testaEts over the ccurAe.
 TT, the contest for fife 1auier cup. A. IT Mansnu. Of parien. Gn.s won over F. e Ta1Tnage. of Mobile, Ala seven ur and Ave to play For the Dixie epn A H. Malloryof Memphis de1eat9d " n. Tichsnors ex Atlanta. Ga dye up four to u3aT
 F. Doughty, pf Memphis. won over Thaxtorl; z; og B niinghagl Ald.s rbr the Chickasaw cup. light ID, seven to play.
 Teh handican cu1s were won by F. e Richardson, Of Ch6ttan6oga, ana ". D. Mallory. of Memphis.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-31
SCHOOL FIELD MEET
noYs N C0NTEsr 4FFU1ED FINE
 SPORT.
Tearns ux Emsfftnffonn in 1Eonteomery Make Fine Show in FtrHt Dts-
 play of the Kind in

HN8A WA AAE AAtMM AM
 City.
 Favored by ideal weather--a. day slIghtly cloudy and not too suitry. the Intsrscholasfic Track Meet was run of without serious hitch. and as predicted magnificent and gritty contests were the order Of the day.
 Some fair records were made.
 Special mention Is accorded the high Jump as t developed into the feature of the program. Chapman of the Boys High and Film of Barnes tied for nret and for fully twenty minutes etrug- gled for decision. The strain was tell- ing upon the boys and 1t was only after an lntefmission that the event waa won
 The I. A. A. relay race yes swea by the Barnes School withoat oppositfon. the other teams not beins n shape to serve much credit 4n being game to the end.
 The District School relay was won by Decatur Street. Elliott Galloway run ming the last section for thiE gchoca. ran in pretty form. receiving much ap- piause as he crossed the line. All the little fellows deserve credit. as they ran we'll and in good spirit
 Prizes will be given out ak the ,. M- q. 4 at ssso Monday afternoon. June
 In summing up the points dstsrmsn- Ing aeid champions. # was found that the Edgar hovs had sSs Rarnes. s5 and the BoyR High School 31. This fn- ciudes the cross country run of Feb ruary 20, together with the events of today.
 Records. time. diafance. etc. follow:
 Io0 yard dash-- Douglas. first: Web Der, second; Garrett third. Time,
 Shot put--ponelas, ss feet inches; Ferry, % feet Il 1-z Inches: o'Hrten. 20 s aso yard assn--o'nrien. first; cay. E.,
 High 5urnp--Flinn. flrst: Chapman. second; Diniy. third Height. feet
 aso yard hurdIes--Dsnsy. first; strat- ford. O. second; Douglas. third. Time.
 mat decision Is under protest as DouRlss finished far in the lead but on account of knocking down the Inter. mediate and the last hurdles the ofa- elals placed him third. giving Eirst and second to the nsxt two men. Decision I8 peudinE. the correct interpretation of a certain section of the A A Q. ruiss which will be decided by that or. gans4nkion at New York.
 Hair mils rnn--c Galloway (Jos). first; Bagns. second; sparlgh third; Roy Jones. fourth. Time. 2:2a Is.
 Running bread jump Nebbeg, fe feet 5 l-3 inches: Dts1iy. IS feet 10 sinehes 0Hrien. 1s feet 9 t.2 inchea
 $40 yard daeh~-W Washburn, first; o'Brlsn. second; Burke. third. Time, i1;0a.
 Hammer tlirow---DougIas, sT feet no Ia inches: wanhburn. @ feet { Inches; Giimer. 60 feet 10 inches.
 District school relay--Decatur Street. nrsk cottage Hlll, second; Capitol Hni, fhird The winning team only will re- ceive award.
 One milo run--Browder, ", Arst; Jonn stratfoFd. second; Sparks. third. Time. B:5e.
 I. 4. A relay one mile--Isarnea
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-31
A FEW FOUL TIPS

f . i s 3
 That was loatns sonaa,
 +.-~-@--~s ss4a4 fs, .l
 Mobile aid the same thing.
 cregnd ruIss bss .'I. :. so J. ss 2 gsses ysstss- day. the crowd being % tar&e,
 John Malasky ist cnarleston down with four hits yestardAy, Macon win- hing So A.
 Perry's stab of Rohe's hit In the third Inning of the first game was great piece of felding,
 Toe Rfckert made a ssneaticnAl catch pf Perry.s long drive in the fourth in- nlnk ot the last game
 The GIanGs jump to second place In the National League, beating Brook lyn one game and rain the other.
 oniv one bali. was used in that first Rafne yesterdAy--but it was fatally Twisted when the Pelleaas got through hammertng it
 Memphis jumps te second place, New orleans third. Atlanta fourth and Mo: bile Cor the first time this season is out of the first division
 That was. swift double started by Pepe in the sixth Inning of the first game when he, Furry aud Baxter double aabrie and pundoa out.
 Pepe's play In knocking down Dun don's hit and getting the runner at first brought she fans to their feet In the fourth Inning pf the nrss game.
 TWO men were Killed at the plate In lhe sixth lnning of the second game. grsns inssr throying b1is gilep5ensy 5ein ens 9a On the doubls steal and stoDped at the plate.
 The Pellcans are not the only ones at those Tigers who took A doubloe deelx6r from the White Sox and are in seeoud place ia the Amefiean League who were g&ined out in both games.
 Tom msssett was given his formal ralease yesterday morBsng and unless fuses 10 afve today he will leave in a aav or s6 for Richmond. Va, Charlie Frank withdrawing his refusal to waive, x
 Hub Hart seemed to hit the right spot. He got two of the htss, had six chances without an eEr2r ons o1 his HaxteT catchihg Dundon oh irst n the aeeond dnntng~-and he did all this ak- ter hardly getting the car smoke out Of bis eyes. ,. t
 A deaI was concluded yesterday YanrninW by which. Ross Helm goes to I o6nnlnicis M1ilianey's Jacksonville team. Helm will make Null. star pitcher and cne of the best in the South Atlantic | f5aawua His frienda hare WlSn him ruceess And will watch his. record with Intersst. fze leaves for Jacksonvilie ! Tuesday.
 Timer Rliss and Ed Gra1ningeg were I Nreftv hsDny yesterday morning when | ITS Bliss reached the city sgom Rlcll- | burg, N r., and MFg. 4ssiai1sef and ! nssiv bachefors now are Archie Persora. | Csiayton Perry Eddie Hassett, Steve | RSawan. Joe Pope and Moose Baxter.
 Yynieas eonaa of the other clubs of l he Southern League refuse Co waive ! en Messere-~-aud it Js thought that | shariie Teauk'g refusal tH a stAll-. I fbe retebsF will leave tomorrow for ! Richmond Va, where he has been
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-31
INonEAsns Irs oAPIrAL.
nallroaa to GuIf Filss Nesessary
 -a-E. I1m.anrn a

nalTrona to Gulf Files Necessary
 Papers.
 Birmingham. May 0--fspecial.) )--The BirminRham Gulf Railway and Nayig- ating Company, the concern that will built an electric railroad from f$adaden to Tuscaloosa. and from the latter point will operate a barge line to Mo- bile and New Orleans. today a.ed no- tice In the probate office that at q re- cent meeting the capital stock had been increased from ss.ooo to s1o.ooo.-. GOO
 Announcement was recently made that the Birmingham Gulf Railway and NavlgatinH CompanyS had made tinan- claI Arrangements for the actual con- struction of the Zines and the picks will be applied before the end of fhe year with the hope of completing the raad within, two yeara
 The company now operates the Belt Railroad in Tuscaloosa and this will be efectriened at onca
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-31
-::- Sporting Addenda -:-
FANS NOT PLEASED
DTssATrsFACTT0N AT THE DxtMrs-
 SAL or VAUGHN.
Carlton Moleswerfh Takes Charge of Nfrminmham Teaxu and Announeea
 No Changes VIII Re Made at

WEEmEM& HAIW AZ#IW MM0 MMH0t4NNA%"
 No Changes Will Re Made at
 Present.
 Birmingham, May s0s---f Special. )--~ There was considerable division in Birmsnghem over the disposition ot. the management Of the basebali club Vaughn being dropped and MolesWorth being put in charge.
 Harry Vaughn has many frienas Mno .sa tion should have discharged players inf stead of taking the old mans ecAIp. There are many however, Wno oetisvS that the change was wise one enn are now waiting change in 1hs pay ~ Eht few of the fans in this section are of fhe oplhion that Birmin gnam haa the weakest team in the league, as the standing would. would i5oleats snf tSe % psayers should have been allowed tq practicsi- lv lay down to the detrimen@ Sx rne city and to the manager or the teams
 The announcement o1 the cnanse ln great Interest to fandom. Molaeworth, the new faanaeer, was out to ne park early saturday and he anncunces to the players that he expected eEsry one to give him the best enort. Ine play could to make his management suc- cees Mofesworth announced that there would bs no changes. anyhow, until if was ascertafned that changes were needed. Tho players all shook bands wlth tho new manager and w*hed him
 Vanehn made Short statement to nswspaper men, but he did not appear ir the nflices at all. His future. ac- lions remain 10 be seen. He said he had no malice toward any one. He witnessed todays game rom the bleachers.
 Mike Finn, of the Little Rock clubs announced today that he would give r,lfchers q chance on the present visit 4n rfrfAinGli&fn end " he showed up well a contract would be made with hifn.
 tered q protest that Birm1ng ghann is above the player limit. It iR denied thak Mack Robinson, pitcher. la the property of Birmingham The pAtcners however is in Birmingham.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-31
.REPUBs TO CHICAGO,
Alabauaa Party WnI Be on the Scene
 Early

Birningham, May S0.--(Speeial)-- The delegates to the Republican Ma tional Convention to be held in Chi csgo next month. elected by the admin iEtration, or Thompson. faction m this state, will leave for Chicago Tuesday 50 as to be ready when the National Committee takes up the matter of com to1ts.
 Alabama contests will be heard first and inasmuch as there is a contestlng delegation from almost every district In the State the Alabama cases will take up some time.
 Between thirty and forty men VIII go in ths party 10 Chicago Tuesday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-31
Morl. nn- Nerr .rnIIroaa :.

Hunssville, May so.--(Special. )--- George K Armes a civil engineer of Birmingham has started the survey work for the Nashville and Huntsville Railroad. He is setting the grade stakes for the construction crew and VIII go over the entire route. making new survey and eliminating or re- duelng many of the curves
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-31
NATIONAL LEAGun
SOUTH ArLANrIo LnAoUn

American League
 EorufnE Games. Boston. 6. Washington, O. netrcit. g: ChicsHo. q. New York Philadelphia, postponed: !:
 Afternoon Games. Washington. [: Boston. 4 Detroit. 9: Chicago. s. FhfladeIphla-New York. rain. St. Louis. |; Cleveland. S. Nmtiamn1 Lenmues~-
 NFoxninG Games. Cincinnati. O. sPtttsburx. 1. New York. 6. Brookiyns O. Philadelphia Boston postponed; rain. St. Louis. 2: Chicago. 10.
 Afternoon Gakmna. Cinciuntf. 1: PittsburE. A Brooklxn-NeW York. rain. Philadelphia Boston. rain. St. Loufss g. Chicago. H. S0mth Atlantic LenGue,-- Savannah-C Columbia. no gamer rain. Augusta, Q. Jacksonville, 5. Macon. a. Charleston. l.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-31
oUaIaAN AS DoOR-MREPREs.
Birmsneham Man To Serve NatlonaI |
 fsowvea ffom

Convention.
 Birmingham. May 30--tSp l---For the fourth time. Jack curran. the well known Birmingham man. will he 2 door-keeper at the National Democratic Convention to be held ct Denver. He has received his credentials and Is very proud es them.
 Jack Cuyran Is the popular batlin of the Interior Criminal Court and also custodian of the City Hall He has been an ardent Democrat for years and has been a hard worker whenever called upon.
 AZ door-keeper at previous National Conventions he was Q success, receiv- ing the highest praise from those in cfnr-e
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-31
owENTON ExERcIsEs
nishsp candIer WiII Preach Sermon
 RundnY.

8isb9p CHndter VIII EreAon SermVH
 Sunday.
 Birmingham. May 3o.-(Speclal.)-- The commencement exercises of the pirInlnEham College, owenton. the Methodist institution In this confer ence, are now on.
 Bishop ". A. Candler, of Atlanta, win preach the commencement sermon Sunday morning at the First Methodist church in Birmingham and before the M. c. A. at the college in the-eHen% Ing.
 sophonlores and freshmen have the day Monday, the junior orations on Tuesday and the graduating class wil have the day on Wednesday,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-31
Wap xoxgx wfms.

Brooklyn. N K. May s0--HcGraw,s q New Workers scored another shutous on the Brooklyn. team today, tallylna live runs. The neidinR feature was q phenomenal catch hv Nicklins of Lam~ teyss high drive in the seventh Inning. and he whlpea it over to first base for h clevar double play Scores
 New York ..ss. 1Ql 020 00l-t 0 Brooklyn s.. j. GOO o00 100--~0
 Batterien~~Mccln lnnttx and NeedhaEa: Pastorions, Wilhelm and Bergen and Ritter. Time. 1.1e. umpttes. tudder- ham ana Rigieg.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-31
AFTERNOON A GAMES. !. .l.aanY. a..nfc.a. Xgann.

! BeStom. May a9.~-Ths viaitoTs took itbs eaine Tannehf1i started 10 pitch
 foP fhe firat time this year and was Q 'trifie wild Fruit who succeeded hina,
 was easy for Washington Score:
 vvashington ..ol0 OH 2ll--f ia 9 Boston ..... O2O O00 10l--4 6 4 Bafteries--Ea alkenberg and Street;
 Pruitt, Taunehfll and Donohue. Time,
 t.43. Umpire, Connolly.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-31
uIeHeIanA Wins

Cleveland, May Se.--clsveland nat- led timely and beat st. Louis this af- ternoon. st. Louis rallied in the ninth. but fell short two runs. Score: cteveiand ... GOO ssi o0s--s } 8 st. Iouis ..... 80l 100 003--4 1s Q
 Batterles--Joss and ". Clarke; Acwv ell and Spencer. Time, a:s5. umpire@. Hurst and Evans.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-31
AgaY N00N eAmWa.

At colunlb ndianapolIs. 2: Coz lunabus. 1.
 At ToIedo--x 9uiavIiIe, s: Toledo, q. At bunneapoii inneapolia. l:' Mii- At Kansas city gansas City. 6; st Paul Q.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-31
AFTEKNOqN A GAMES.
 fgharana NEIlna.

St. Louis, May 30-~Chicago found the St. Louis pitchers for total Of sixteen hits. and easily won the alter noon game. Score: E.H Es Chicago ....i02 25i 0e0--aI 16
 Batterien--Lueh, Ne(slynn. Bebee and Aoatetter; Luudgreu and KiinE. Time. a;0a. Umpire. Kleigt and Johnstono,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-31
p.ee.r.-w- gvgm.

Pitfsburg, May s0.--Fittahurg took the second game today from Cincinnati The home team punched their hits in the third inning and scored three runs.
 EH Pittsbure M o0a 900 01e-e-3 Q Cincinnati ... 0OG 100 00O--1 q Batteries-~Leever and Pbeipa WeiSn- CT and Schlei. Time, t:ao. Umpire. Emslie..