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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-18
DELIVER BoNDs.


Il Il Thought S125,000 Issue VIII Come
Today.
It IL thought that the bonds In the
,i25.0oo street Improvement issue will
be delivered the city officials today.
from the lithographing company, to be
signed and delivered to the purchaser
Lawrence II. Parkhurst, of Boston.
1t is likely. from this prosper. that
the money 70 accrue from the sale OF
the bonds viii be available within tbs
newt month, forN the delivery will be
made las soon as the bonds can be
signed and the specifications In Park
bursts bid calls for payment upon de-
livery.
"A legal opinion from the Baitimors
bond attorneys has been received, en-
dorstng the issue as to Its validity.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-18
PENSION WARRANTS UNPAID.

Two Women Have Not Put In Claim
for Money.
The following pension warrants are
in the office of the Judge OF Probate,
undelivered. II not called for by July
!, they will be returned to the State
Auditor:
No. 2143s-Nancy Breach. 1880
No. 21585-Mary Montague, $12.5o.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-18
WITNESSES BALIS.
Several Refuse To Testify In Callahan
Shooting Case.

Jackson. KY, June 17.-Investigatio
by the grand jury into the attempted
assassination of Ed Callahan, the feud
leader of Breathitt county, was rs.
sumed today. but was soon halted when
1t became known that several witness.
es for Callahan had refused to appear
and testify against the accused men,
were arrested.
The sheriff. arrSed with warrants
and accompanied by a posse has gone
to Crockettsville to bring In the wit.
nesses by force. Callahan Is said to
hS out of danger from his wounds.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-18
WEBS DRAGON OFFICER.
Daughter of Robert j. Wynne We'd

London, June Hide M. Wynne,
second daughter of Robert j. Wynne,
the outgoing American Consul Gen
eral in London, was married in this
city today to Hugh Ronald French, a
first lieutenant in the Seventh Ora COON
Guard. The ceremony was performed
in Brompton Oratory. only relatives
and friends of the bride and groom
having been invited. Following the
wedding there was a reception It the
Savoy Hotel.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-18

iect 10 continued there IL little hope tor
fure, and that ths time IL AZ hand for
the introduction OF a policy which win
guarantees the perpetuation Of finn
Der supply at least SUFFICIENT for the
states own Industrial and agricultural
deYelournent"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-18

New Orleans. une 1.-THE dredga
boat John Anderson. No. 2, engaged in
dredging on a government contract,
was burned to the waters edge in
schooner bayou. Vermilion parish to-
day. The crew OF eight men escaped.
The loss amounts to about $4,000. The
cause ut the fre Is not known.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-18
HighlDay Robbery
Cases Are Dropped

until the court room was absolutely
clear. and the trip across the street
TO the couny jail. where the two de-
tectives are quarered, was made with
out incident.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-18

American Steamer Ashore.
Manila, June 17.-According to tel-
egraphfc advices received here the Am
erican steamer San Juan Is ashore at
the mouth OF Carangnian harbor. Is
land of Samar.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-18

There is an arbor Of refreshment at
every hard place in the Christian's life.
A New York worker wrote beautiful
poem recently upon the daily subway
ride which is his time of worship.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-18
GRAND STAND ooLLApsEs.
Eight Persons Badly Injured and Sew
eraI Bruised.

Devils Lake. N. D.. June IA grand
stand which had been erected in o
street for use at the State firemen's
tournament. gave way this afternoon
and went down with a large crowd Of
spectators. Eight persons were badly
injured and several more bruised.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-02
COMMUTERS SPRING BIC
SURPRISE BY AGAIN
DOWNING BEAVERS
Oakland Wins It's Third Success
SiVe Game From the PORT
land Combination

Can you believe it, the despised Oak
land outfit won three games in a row.
You viii have to go along way back in
baseball history to find where the
Commuters performed in like manner.
They are getting to be real classy and
the fans are beginning to believe that
they are real ball tossers. The way
they went after the Beavers yesterday
stamped them as being dangerous from
now on. The outfield appears to be I'M
usually strong and able TO rap the ball
hard At the conclusion of the fracas
the score had three runs registered
for Oakland and Portland could show
but two.
Big Wigs, the elongated twirler for
the transbay bunch, who has been the
victim of so many tough luck games,
was working at his best. He was put
ting: them over at high speed, and the
fore his assortment. Hardness worked
for the northern outfit, but he was
touched up rather freely. The eighth
frame was an especially bad one for
him, as Oakland sampled his offerings
for three healthy bingles, which Melted
two runs.
The last frame was rather exciting.
Portland had chance, but the neces-
sary hit was not forthcoming. Fisher,
who went in to bat for Speas, failed
to deliver the goods.
Portland was first to. score in. the
fifth. Up to this inning. the Beavers
had failed to straighten out any of
Wigs offerings. The run made by
Portland was the result of bone headed
playing and rough work in the field.
Ort singled, but was forced at second
by Speas, The latter dashed for second,
but the throw was muffed and Speas
continued on to third.
Armbruster hunted one to the pitcher,
which should have been an easy out,
but Wigs was slower than a snail in
getting the ball TO the plate, and Speas
was safe.
In the seventh Oakland tied the score.
Duffy Lewis, who had been swinging a
mighty bat, laced one out to center and
took second on Camerons out. He
went to third when Hogan grounded
out. McKune picked out nice one
and singled to center. Breen ran in
back of second and made a beautiful
stop. but was too late to get the
bali to first Lewis registered.
In the eighth Hardness was touched
safe at first when Olson juggled his
grounder He Immediately stole sec
ond. Murphy hit safely to left, but
Wigs figured that the shortstop had
the ball and held the second bag. ID.
Lewis also hit safely and filed the
bases. Camerons single to center
brought home Wigs and Murphy.
In the ninth Breen went down, but
Ryan doubled TO left. McCredie was
walked, and Johnson. the mighty,
struck out for the second time. Fisher
was put in to bat for Speas, but he
ended matters by grounding out, Nc
Kune to Cameron. Score follows:
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-02
lDldt -
sBatted for Speas in the mint
OAKLAND
RuNs AND HITS BY INNING


Two base nfts-Murphy, Ragan Ryan Sacri-
fce hits-Carroli. Armbrnster. Johnson. Cameron.
First base ion called bals--Off Hardness l. on
Wigs 5. Struck out-By. Hardness g. by Wigs
s. Double play-Hogan "a Raglan to aIckHnc
Wild ptch--Harkness. Time of game hour
and Is minutes. Umpires-yan Haitren and Nc
-Carthy.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-02
Odds Drop Another Point and
KetcheL NotO Rules 10 to 4
Indications Are That One of Largest Crowds
Of Year Will See Great Fight
By WILLIAM J. sLATTERY

the evnn date Of the meeting Papk
a till last night the whole line seemed to
discussing particular subject Everybody who takes
active part thoroughly smoked the big
The fact that kee is such pronounced favote over his
apparently fails detrasf from the general interest that being mani
iesed They all look Tor hgnt ana Oe' S@ins one" WINE " ~
The betting last night favored odds
though known that wasers were made at 10 TO All indications
point the latter price regnng today eeh has come win ucn a
@au fu5a afe I s sItes license to beat HIM His tram
The sale Of seats opened up at Gusf Market and Ellis rs s1fee yes
sy 4 9d tee S aS 3s IN G t s Of y her o All
seem care What they paid Of landing
anquestionab will big Of crowd Already the
indicate i Te port in these places have been making their eeva-
mons or e last week and they seem willing to pass up
fo1oier coafoth looking ford to greatest house city
@ d n better thaD 10 that SOMEBODY will take the count
] m al ir and II goes to show how we'll the fans here ike the
siaabane style Of milling
P lined for the @oyns Pa o gs o 5 the beach
his with Harry Foley It the time that Billy
the 3rgest qzd that ever lined up at any in' n ap
and other preparatory work upstairs in the gymnasium and
saFooaon lighting another chance break
iapS gave Ollie corneit rest and took on Harry Foley Foley
@ og9 m B ' oG four pd rounds u to hs
af98 81 the crowd Ppbe kept Coming every
The Tbundero weighed just pounds
lie Is not At all anxious 70 get down 10 Ielgh in RI b ns hing
at ne would rather have lew pounds 10 woIk on hee beats nm
anything he is better man than he ever was in his life
Keel exhibition the coms train.
AIlets
exhb tion for anyf o
recovered his
Efneal tn timeH with swfng
will big
etch
ell i'm
taking boxing from the black fellow Kech went four
Miller This
they have been pulling of lately Miller commenced to staggeI
vasv cry ast and freely the
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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-02
SEALS AGAIN FEEL CLUBS
Of RECENTLY AWAKENED
SENATORIAL GANG
Brother Joe Goes All to the Bad
and the Sacramento Stick
WieIderS Connect
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

SACRAMENTO, July Brother Joe
Corbett was all to the bad today when
he essayed to toss for the Seals and
besides lacking control he was found
with apparent ease by the Sacramento
stickers. who got to him for 10 bin
giles. He was lucky to hold the score
down to 8 to L. for every inning but
two found the Senators crowding the
bases. Ehman, on the other hand, had
a nice assortment of curves and con-
troll, together with a barrel of horse
shoes for good measure.
The Seal battery had a wobbiy first
| inning, Corbett allowing two singles,
walking one and tossing away the ball
once, while Nick Williams had two
passed balls and allowed two stolen
guard got but one run. Ehman added
another in the second with a terrific
drive to right for three bags, scoring
lansing. Three hits netted the last
run in the seventh.
BY the time the seventh arrived the
San Francisco lineup looked like a
crazy quilt, Umpire Toman making his
debut as a disciplinarian and chasing
McArdle, Henley and Lewis to the club
| house in quick succession. A decision
at first by Toman in the seventh, rob
by making a double play possible
brought the Seals hooking around him
| The daring base running of Rollie
Zeider saved the Seals from shutout.
After singing in the third he stole
second and third, and had the town
constable out after him when he
swiped home as Ehman carelessly
dropped the ball on a return from
Graham.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-02
JEFF PLANS TRIP ABROAD
TO. PREPARE FOR FIGHT
WITH BIC SMOKE
viii Place Forfeit TO Meet john
SON Before Leaving to Visit
Springs at Carlsbad


ROCHESTER,, n. Y. July flames
j. Jefries, former champion heavy
weight pngilist of the world. and the
one to whom fight fans look to take the
title from Jack Johnson, is going
abroad this summer
No formal announcement Of his plans
has been made, bat Pat Calvin of this
city. promoter of athletic and ring
events, who has been travelling with
Jeffries for some time and mana cling
his theatrical ventures at the one night
stands. has been taken into the conf
dence of the big fellow and is I'm a DO
sition to speak authorize lively of his
plans.
Jeffries' theatrical contract will ex-
pire July IS. Immediately after that he
will post a forfeit to meet Johnson
thus binding him to fight and then
he will take his departure for Europe
Germany will be the destination of
the big fellow. He will take the baths
at the famous Carlsbad resort, another
Indication that he is in earnest In his
desire TO round into shape for a hard
fight Jeffries will remain abroad five
weeks, and on his return will go into
active training for his fight with john
son.
Calvin says that every time the on
portunity presents itself, Jeffries goes
on the road for a. 10 mile jaunt Jeffries
is making the smaller towns in Penn
sylvania and the middle west and is
now at Easton. Pa.
Calvin and JeEries both did road
work, and on their return JEFF tipped
the scales at 22S pounds. His wind is
not what ii should be. His regular
/ lighting weight is about 220 pounds.
/ and il will not be hard TO reach tina
weight, but it will take considerable
road work to give him the endurance
needed for hard fight.
/ Talk of Jeffries dissipating is pro-
/ nounced false by Calvin He saws the
/ big fellow lives temperate life Gal
| yin may take the trip abroad with
Jeffries.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-02
WOLGAST STARTS TRAINING
FOR HIS BOUT WITH
THE BATTER
Ad Is Confident of Being Able to
Trim Nelson and Claim
Championship


Los ANGELES. July 1.-Ad Wolgast
the Milwaukee feather weight; accom-
uanied by his manager, Tom Jones, ar
rived here tonight to enter training for
his bout with Battling Nelson which
will BE- staged Tuesday July: l3. al the
Nalid Junction arena at 10 rounds.
Both Wolgast and his manager speak
enfhueiasticallv Of the coming bout
and declare that the eastern lad VIII
Trim the champion. The men are 10
make 1873 pounds ringside. and thus. are
70 fght for the title While the ooui
viii be 4 no decision affair. should
Nolzasf decisively trim the Battler he
viii be hailed as the lightweight cham
rien.
erffamobfln trim to Venice after greet =
fna the newspaper fraternity. and
r-ifhin "A couple Of days the Wisconsin
Fuhter viii establish his quarters at
10 seaside town and viii enter hard
raining
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-02
SUMMARY

Three base hit--Ehmau. Sacrifice hits-House
Graham. Doyle First base called baIls-On
Ehman 2. of Corbett ;. Struck out-Ry Ehman
4, by Corhett ,. Hit by pitcher-A Iohler, Ora;
:m. Double plays-Ehman to Raymer; Ray
rRer 10 Shinn TO Gand; Melchoir to Williams
Passed balls William CD. Wild pitches Cor
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-02
State League to Commence
New Race for Pennant

The State League magnates held a
epceial meeting ia Oakland yesterday
afternoon al which IL was decided to
splft the season and commence a new
race for the pennant July -. It was
also resolved that any player found
guilty Of assaulting an umpire be sus-
ponded FOR Eve days without pay and
rkaf any captain who took his team
from the field as a protest against any
decision be fined 500. the money TO be
fsben from the offending clubs share
ed the gate receipts if the captain re-
fused To pay the fine
The new schedule provides for con-
ffnuous ball AT Oakland and Santa
cruz and also ailots more games tc
stockton san Francisco will meet
stockton al Oakland in the first series
and Oakland viii tackle the Crabs At
santa Cruz San Jose and Fresno will
meet in the city of prunes.
The schedule will be ready for pub
ifcation Sunday.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-02
BAN FIGHT AT MONTE RIO
ISpeciaI Diseatch to The Call

SANTA ROSA. July district At
tOrney Clarence f. Lea and Sheriff j.
K Smith have issued the ultmatum
that there will be no fight at Monte
Rio. on the Russian river. Monday at
the 4th of July celebration between
south Side Jack O'Brien of San Fran
cisco and Walter Coffee, local sport.
as previously announced. There has
been strong protest against the ng
by residents OF the vicinity. and Deputy
Sheriff Frank j. Murphy has been mott
fed to enforce the law and see that
there is nothing doing there on the 4tl
in the fight line.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-02
TROUT FOR SANTA ROSA CREEK
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

SANTA ROSA, July Judge Efnmet
Seawell during a recent visit at Ukial
induced Colonel L. " La Motto. ir
forward $4,000 trout here to be nIaceS
in Santa Rosa creek. They will he
the rainbow variety and are expected
next week. and viii be placed alone
the creek at various points from here
TO the head waters 1t is expected ina
in couple of years the waters Of the
s.raek will nrovida enle',S'S s~t.spa
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-02
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
American League

CHICAGO. July 1.--st. Lotiis eontiinn-
ued it's winning streak today by dS
feating Chicago. Score: r r. r.,
Chicago ..--.... 90. ...-..-..--g
St Louis LEX
Batteries-White, owens and SUM-
van; Petty and Criger.
BOSTON. Jut- boston won the
fourth game of the series from Phtia
delphia today. Score. X H. r.,
Philadelphia -............-. : !
Boston . 81"
Batteries-Bender and Thomas; Ar
rellanes and CarrigaE.
CLEVELAND. July cleveland was
easy for Detroit today. Score;
Cleveland .......s.. = =
Detroit ...--S L
Batteries-Liebhardt. Berger anu
Easterly; Wi1lett and Schmidt
NEW YORK. July New York de-
feated Washington today in a 40 m
ming game. Score. X r. r..
Washington .......-....l d.
New York .....-..-...- = p
Batteries-Smith. Hughes and street.
Quinn, Manning and Sweeney
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-02
Northwest League

PORTLAND. July Poor playing
in the early stages of the game and
general listlessness through the rest
of 1t added to the fact that OvitZ
pitched fine game for Aberdeen We're
the principal reasons that the Port
land team lost to Aberdeen today.
Score: r. H. T.,
Portland ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Batteries-Ovitz and Kreitz; Kin
sella, Fournier and Murray.
SEATTLE. July LIN the ninth in
ming with the score 4 to ? in favor
of Spokane. two men out. the bases
full and the call two and three on Pug
Bennett he Knocked the ball over the
fence giving Seattle the victory by a
score of to 4. Score: r. Fl. F..
Sea title ..........5 ,
Spokane .....-.......4 8
Batteries-Anderson Rush and Gus
ter; Holm and Ostdiek.
VANCOUVER. B. C., July 1.-van-
couver and Tacoma broke even today,
the local team taking the morning
game by score of. 10 to and the Wis
itors winning in the afternoon, to 0.
The afternoon game was marked by
considerable wrangling. four. Vancouver
players being fined. Scores:
First game r.. IL. r..
Tacoma
Batteries-Baker and Kellackey; Hall
and Brooks.
Second game r. II. F.
Tacoma ............-.
Batteries - CIahin and Kellackey;
Hickey and Sugden.
MILK LAW vIoLATED-M F. Cariozs.
dairyman. Manzanita. was fined s25 by Police
Judge Deasy Yesterday for shining Watered milk
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-02

Los ANGELES, July 1.-Judge Magic
must have looked good to Big Scout
Jim Mcclure of the Cleveland Ameri-
cans. who was a spectator of today S
game, in supposed search for "phe-
noms. Maggie shut out the Vernonians
and held them down to three hits and
himself registered a two sack drive,
runs. A feature of the game was
Daley's one handed catch in deep cen
ter. Score:
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-02

Tom Dillon Just received eight new
STYLES in soft hats.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-02
Coy batted for Schafer in eighth inning
$%Stovall batted for Hogan in eighth
PINS AND HITS RY INNINGS
MNIARY

Two base hits-Beall, Maggie. Sacrifice hits
Dillon. Wheeler. Daley. First base on calle'
balls-On Schafer g. OF Coy 1. of Maggie I
Time of game hour and so minutes Umpir
--McGreevy.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-02
no celebrate the Fourth

frfre Crackers. Cannon. Flag and
s.l,fcid Boxes filed with candies APP
nronriate Fourth of July Gifts for
Young and old
Al All four Of Geo. Haas & Sons
f.sndx stores. Pheian Building. Fill
,,,o-o ii Ellis Van Ness at suffer, and
- Market St (ncar ferry).
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-02

MILK LAW vIoLATED-M F. Cardoza
dairyman. Manzanita. fined S25 by Police
Judge Deasy yesterday for shipping watered milk
into the city
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-02
STANDING of THE CLUBS
coast League)
Vernon O, Los Angeles 5

sett CO. Time Of game hours Umpire
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-01-21
BREAKING
 ALL RECORDS
THE QUEENSTOWN PROPOSITION IS PROVING REMARKABLY AT TRAcTIvE TO INVESTORS.

Not since the old boom days of Bir- ningham has there been exhibited so much popular interest in any real estate proposition as has been created In the new suburb of Queenstown.
 This has been done by the personal work of good salesmen backed by plain, honest statements in the newspapers re- garding the plans and purposes Of the Queenstown company.
 The sales have shown steady daily increase until all records have been broken, for at the present rate the entire 1000 lots will be all disposed of within the next six months. This statement will be verified to any interested person who may call and ask for it.
 The proposition has proven popular be- cause it is a simple one and self-opera- tive The charter of the Queenstown company requires one-half of all sales to be placed in industries, and that both guarantee the dividends on the stock is- sued and give value to the lot that goes with each share and all for s100-on easy monthly payments.
 An investor at Queenstown can safely estimate on a return of g for every s1 invested, almost from the outset with further enhancement of the lot cer- tainty.
 If you are not in on this proposition we advise you to get busy and do. so at once. Call on the Queentown company, 2113 First avenue and get one of their at tractive folders.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-01-21
Will Pave Franklin Street.

Huntsville, January 0.-(Special) l)-An ordinance providing for the paving of Franklin street, one of the handsomest residence streets of the city, was passed on it's second reading and confirmed by the city council last night. The material to be used will be mineral rubber asphalt. A large number of bids were received for the paving of West Clinton street and a special committee was appointed to go over them and ascertain which of them is the best The system of paved streets is rapidly being extended and one or more improvement ordinances Is passed at every meeting of the council
 The fire department committee reported the receipt of several bids from manufae- turers who wish to sell the city an addi- tional fire engine, but the matter of buy ing was passed over to the next meeting.