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The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-12-20
PARR TO RECEIVE
MOIETY

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have been struggled. he shall be en-
titled To such compensation therefor as
the secretary Of the treasury shall
award"
1t was largely upon PARIS discovery
of the steel spring that employees Of
the American Sugar Refining company
were convicted last week. At present
he has charge Of the weighing depart
ment Of the customs service here
Washington. Dec. l9.-Secretary of
the Treasury Macveagh will have To
pass upon the recommendations of
William Loeb. Jr.. collector of the
port of New York. that Richard Parr
he given "maiety'' of the S2.la5.i s6
collected from the American Sugar
Refining company for back duties
lodged and fines imposed for such
avoidance, The secretary could not h.
reached tonight. No other official nj
the treasury would discuss the mat
ter.
Ii was learned. however. that Parr
will receive nothing like 100000. I'm
der a law passed June -. 1874. one
half Of all such recoveries goes to the
government and one-quarter each Il
the seizing officer and Ia the informer
whose Information brnush, the seizure
about. This division. however. is
made after dedueting duties. expenses
OF collecting. litigation. etc.
Duties in the present case amount Il
81. 000.oao This leaves sl35.4s6 to be-
divided as indicated. Expenses of ths
investigation of the sugar trust oper.
atlons and subsequent prosecutions
have been so heavy that il is believed
only a small balance. il any. Of the
fine remains to be distributed
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REFRAIN,
BACK FOR VACATION.

Hamilton. Dec. ls.-Blake Shannon.
son of +. j Shannon. returned yes
t.rday from Portland. where he has
been attending school He viii spend
the Christmas vacation at his home
here.
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PARIS PUBLICATION
EXPLOITS ROOSEVELT

Paris. Dec. ls.-The Temps. extoll-
ing the election of Theodore Roosevelt
as a foreign associate OF the Acad-
envy of Moral and Political Sciences.
pays high tribute TO Mr.. Roosevelt's
political and moral creed and his in
sistence that neither individuals nor
nations have the right to shirk their
duty The Temps concludes:
Peace is praiseworthy. but its de-
STABILITY has been unduly exaggerated.
if inspired by fear. MIR. Roosevelt re-
calls To our age that the war is an
evil. but not the greatest Of evils. Es-
pecialiy as the messenger of national
idealisn., he merits the eminent dis
tinction conferred upon him by the in
situation"
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HANS WAGNERLEADS
NATIONALS
HARD hlTTiNG TEUTON COPS
BATTING HoNoRs ONCE MORE
some slUGCERs.

New York. Dec. 19.-Hans Wagner.
the shortstop of the Pittsburg baseball
club. again leads the batters Of the
National league with percentage Of
1888 in the official batting average
made public by President John Heydler
today. Wagner made 16S hits for a
total of 242 bases. Outfielder Mitchell
of Cincinnati batted $40. Bescher of
Cincinnati led the base stealers with
81
Pittsburg led In team batting with
an average of .259. The worlds cham
pions also led in run getting. COM
plotting the circuit 70l times.
Following are the 10 leading batters:
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MILLIONS OF
Tun,my" Aches

are on the way. They ALWAYS come
Xmas for the big and little. Get
ready for them, mother. The whole
household will have to be helped.
CASCARETS will do it easily
aud naturally-onea at bed time to
each member and keep the whole
family we'll.
Buy q loo box CAScARETS- weeks
treatment-and have II handy to use
every night. NuaS week.
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Montana Abstract and Guaranty Co.
WILL CAVE. Manager
f28 West Cedar Street

Fifteen years experience with Mis-
soula county records. Abstracts
guaranteed. Phones: Office. %: resi-
dence. AIS Black.
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FIVE MEN FINED.

Lewistown. Mont. Dee. ls.-,Spe-
cial Five men who bet on horse races
were each fined $loQ. the minimum.
today by Judge cheadle, under the re-
cenrls-enacted King law This is the
first ease to come up under the nv
statute
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NElSON-GRANOEll.

Hamilton. Dee. 1s.-A marriage was
solemnized at the Presbyterian parson-
age on Saturday afternoon by Rev. MIR
Irwin. who united the lives OF Mary A.
Grandeil and John A. Nelson. both of
Florence. Immediately after the cere-
mony. the happy couple left for Flor
ence. where they will start housakeep-
ing. The groom is the proprietor of Il
blacksmith shop i'm that town.
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provisional government of Nicaragua,
General Estrada says:
'"rhe enemy has been on our front
for eight days. We are strongly en-
trenched before Rama and are await
ing the first opportunity To take the
offensive in accordance with certain
plans
What the military plans are in not
made clear and agents of the Estrada
party here do not know positively
They declare. however. that Estrada
undoubtedly has been extending and
perfecting his system of trenches I'M
til now he feels that he has General
Vesquez's army i'm position where
he can venture an attack with all
hope of success.
Merely a Bluff.
Private dispatches from Bluefields
received by members nf the Estrada
party declare that the resignation Of
President Zelaya is of the veriest pre-
tense. Information here says the en-
tire proceedings are plot in which
are involved DIR. Madriz. General lrias
and representative of Mexico at the
Nicaraguan capital. Vaccinations of
the conspirators, il Is declared. would
place Zelaya in the background I'M
der the stress OF political circum-
stances. where he would he free to
dictate the government and direct ac-
tons of his puppets.
The Mexican referred to is also said
To be a partisan Of Zelaya and tn have
worked hand i'm glove with him i'm
many of his official acts. II is this
close cooperation between the M.Ni-
can representative af Zelaya that gives
rise 10 "A suspicion in Central Ameri-
can circles here that Zelaya looks Ia
Mexico as the agency whereby he will
be enabled 10 leave the country. L,
was reported in naval circles that
marines now on board the Buffalo
who were expected 10 arrive at Cor
into this afternoon We're To be dis
embarked Immediately and sent To
Managua IN protect the American le-
CATION there. Officials of the navy
department denied that they knew OF
any orders and the state department
maintained silence
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Dey call Nah de King NV de Levee.
Boots. An dey Han Nah Lot NV de
Cuff. Dey Crawl in Me Cab wild der
Habits on. An roll around to de Break
NV Dawn. Don't know when De'ye
got enuff. Now, Boots. An l amt
stuck on Meself. ! don't pretend to be
a Big Noise, Err ask any Spoit to be-
liev what | sois, But dey don't lay
Yer Enck ON de Shelf.
Youse Guys who liv In Glass Houses
and SIGH, An irunnel de Stones wild
a Vim. We tink ye are Bloods and
Sassy and Rich. But at dis Tonne NV
Year, | can never tell which is goin'
TO han Nah de Film. Two SPOTS cum
long las Year at dis Tonne. An.
Bought Nah Hack for Trip. l drnv
in Mud an. in Slime, l fought I wnd
drown in Dirt an in Crime. But
held on Fas To me Ship. At de End
OF Three Weeks we hailed into Sight
Nv City Beside de Sea. Dey pulled
out a Roll and Paid Nah off Right.
Dey tole Nah To drive hack Hum dat
night But not on Your Mercurie. II
waz Nah To sae what desc Blokes
wuz about. So II hung aroun' in do
Snow. Beliey Nah, Boots. saw do
Goime Out. But never found out me
Whereabouts. Until dss Murmered
Low:
Solo. Pal. we bought yer ole Hack
To ride to dis Town. An. Jack, we've
paid We dearly. Der hain't no use 10
stick aroun'. Fer now that We are
Safe and SCUM. Were ready for
shopping Early"
Now. Sol. what We Please. ole Boots.
ole Boy we've got To ham il 10 dem.
My Void. Ole Scout II amt no Loi.
II Amt no Quip ny Eddie Foy. but
don't We tink it's a Gem? hain't
never had no morals. Boots. But dis is
me Christmas Song. Set .er down To-
dos in yer Meinmy Book. Git up Es-
cry Mornin' an hav a Look. and Yer
never can GO Dead Wrong:
REFRAIN.
Now dis de Point l wan 10 Max.
An l want 10 make IL Clearly. Ef
yer trust TO Il Cabbie to- see We
through. Yer always know what he
can do. An Yuh can go Shopping
Early.
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FATAL EXPLOSION.

Naples. Dec. ls.-A mandatory OF
explosives exploded today near Cas.rta.
five persons being killed and five in
jured.
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\ new ladder designed for conven-
fence in handling is made in three sec
tions, hinged together like a folding
screen. and held rigid when unfolded
by pins.
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MADR|z COMES INTO
HIS own

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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-04
PENNANT NEXT YEAR
CLIMBERS WILL BE MATERIALLY
 STRENGTHENED.
Hook Out for Some Very Classy Young sters--Double-Heade Will Be Played on Home Lot
 Monday

According to statement made yes terday afternoon, the Montgomery team will be notably strengthened next season. stronger team means an in- creased patronage at home and around the circuit. This is a business propo- sition that is recognized by President Chambers of the club and one that will he followed when MT. Richard Tillis takes charge of the teams destinies.
 There is no criticism to be made on the manner in which Manager Grem- finger had run the team this year. He has done admirably. And 1t is not in- tImated that any movement to strengthen the team reflects on his
 The situation Is that the men at the head of the team believe that if Mont- gomery can break into the first di- vision and finish one, two, three, as indications points the team will finish a focal lot a year hence. That's what the movement to build up the team means.
 There Is an agreement between the local magnates and the owners of one ar two big league clubs through which the Montgomery club is certain to gel control of several choice youngster' next year. These men whose names are being withheld just aa at present present records in Western Llubs. They vii, he sent to Montgomery. presumably with tags on them, for years furth. to cut up on the big lots. The an. nouncements will be made soon, and Montgomery fans will be pleased
 Nothing doing locally in the baseball line until Monday afternoon, when a double header will be played between the Climbers and the fast bunch from Arkansas. It's two games for the on The first clash will commence at 2:. o'clock
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-04
To Play Pelicans Today
Game Uhlan Defeats
 Flying Han,burg Belle
LONG SHOT WINNER
EMPEROR WILLIAM AT TWENTY
 TO ONE, FIRST.
Feature Race at Esrt ssr.e Track Goes to Best of Fair FIeid--Other
 Eventn Are Ordinary.

Bufralo, N. r., Sept a--Emperor the fourth race at Fort Erie tooay.
 summarfest
 First race, selling. six furlongs. purse S40O, s-year-oids and up-Clois- teress, lDs. G.. heed). II to 5. won; Home Kun. 1vs, tr. Hice), 80 to l, to l. tnird. Time. l:ls 1-5. Belle of the Tribe. Odiu. Strengency, Sister Phyllis. Hazlet, Lady kitznerbert, Blue Lee and Tony Faust, also ran.
 stsspiaeaass hsnSieap ior sSH and up--Burgoo. 146. tAicClainl. 2 to second; Lizzie Flat, li2. ssobell). 5 to Tan. Bilberry refused.
 Third race, five furlongs. purse s40o. Tor z-year-olds and up, selling-Hal- lack. 100. lRice). 70 to l, won; Polly Lee; lSs ,Ss tHarty); to l. ts,rS second; ms La t:00 1-5. (l-5 on record); Dave Nich-- olson. Lord Elam, Betty Lester. Good Intent, Eleanor Robson, Daisy 9ar-
 Fourth race, hve and one-half fur longs, purse s400, for 3-year-olds and up-Emperor William. 113. Nee). 70 to 1, won; Richard Reed, 113, (Burnsl. (Ricej, 6 to 1. third. Toy Boy and Smiley Corbett also ran..
 Fifth race, six furiongs, purse s4oo for 3-year-olds and up, sellinK-Sin- fran, 96, {Reid), to I, won; Whisk Broom, {111. (Howard), 6 to l. second: Boserrian. 106, (Jackson), 8 to 1, third Time, LII 4-5. Mrs. Sewell, Alice Mack, CoQueta, Patsharp, Orogo, Many Colors. Little Minnie, Kokomo and Carthage, also ran.
 Sixth race, mile and one-sixteenth. purse s400. for s-year-oids and up selling-Cruche DOT. 1o4. (Reid(, ? to s. won: FloreaL 100, tKennedy). 10 to 1. second; Kenmare queen. sS. (Moss), 20 to 1, third. Time, 1:46. Grensque, tNightmist. Dorothy Webb. Carew, Miss Heymer, Maid Militant Boema, Black Hawk, also ran...
 seventh race. purse s4o0, mile and three-sixteenths, 3-year-olds and up, selling-Delestrome, 100, (Estepp), 20 to i, won: Vesme. 104. c. Reid), to s, second: Little Turkeo. 1os. co Burns), 15 to l, third. Time, 1;b9. Dunvegan, Harry Richeson. Conville Banridge, Ada o. Walker. Red Hussar. The Shaughraun, also ran.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-04

Summary -- Innings pitched. by Rhodes. 8; by Toren. 1; by Bartley, 9: by Rogers. R. Hits apportioned, off Rhodes, 12; off Toren. 0; of Rogers, G.: off BartIey. 8. Two base hits. Collins, Flood. Grady. Lee. Newton. Three base hits. Hoev. Smith. Sacrifice hit. Hoey. Base on balls. of Rhodes. G. off Bart lev. 2; of Rogers. g. Struck out, by Rhodes. 9: by Toren. 1 by Bartley. 2: by Rogers. Hit hv pitched. by Bart. lev, (Persons.) Left on bases. Little Rock. Il; Atlanta IS. Wild bitch. to " Grady; Flood to Grady; McMTprsv v to Jordan. Time. 2:25. Umpire. Rud- derham.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-04
CLIMBERS INvALTDs
 HOME FOR A REST

whitey Guese and Elmer Bliss reached the city yesterday morning. Guese will probably be out of the game for the next few days on account Of the mix-up he and Whiteman had in trying for an infield fly in Mobile. Bliss arm is a trifle sore and Gremin- ger thought that rest here at home would help him more than taking him to New Orleans. With Rocky this makes three members of the team in Montgomery making eleven men that Greminger carried to New Orleans.
 Juul will probably work in New Or leans today with Lively Sunday and in all probability 1t will be Bliss for the first game of the Little Rock double header Monday and Thomas for the second game with Lively or Juui Tues day.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-04
HAVE BIG SWAG FEST
VOLUNTEERS POUND sTOCKDALE
 ALL OVER LOT.
Each Man on Nashville Team Got From One to Three Hits--Doubie- Header Scheduled for
 Today.

second game from Mobile this after noon by swatting the ball all over the lot, every man. with the exception Of two, making one to three hits Easts hitting was the feature. In the fourth
 with the bases full, his triple to cen ter cleaned them up. While Mobile made a greater number of hits than riety mostly, not more than half Of them being clean swats Nashville's felding was ragged and Wheat made the only error for Mobile which let in
 two runs before a man was out in the fifth inning. Doubie-Eeader itblAo row.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-04
MAY GO TO ORIENT.

Plttsburg Team VIII Travel if It Wins,
 Pittsburg. Sept. alt is announced that if the Pittsburg club should win the pennant In the National League, Manager Fred Clark. of the Pittsburs team will be made an offer to lead two baseball teams into the Orient this coming fall. He will choose the teams from American and National League players and a we'll known theatrical man of New York will father the whole scheme. as well as advance all the money.
 Clarke has declined to give reply until after he sees how the League season winds up.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-04
ATLANTA IS BEATEN
LITTLE ROCK NOSES OUT LEAGUE
 LEADERS.
Games Goes Over Two Hours and Left on Base Record is Made. Bartley Mxn0cl6ed Out
 of Rex.

Little Rock. Ark, Sept. s-In a game that lasted two hours and twenty-five minutes, and with total of twenty-six men left on bases today, Little Rock defeated Atlanta 4 to ?. Bartley was knocked out of the box in two innings. Rogers, who succeeded him, was hit frequently, but fast fielding saved him from being scored on.
 Atlanta had men on first and third and none out in the ninth, when TOren relieved Rhodes and retired the side scoreless. Score:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-04
nAY MINETTE BAsEpALI..

Ray Minette, Sept. -3-- Especial. The olives and the North End baseball teams split even in double header here this afternoon.
 The first game was taken by the visitors by the score of 8 to 5, the sec ond was forfeited to the olives because the visitors failed to take the field.
 The visiting team was composed mostly of Mobile semt-pro players and the games do not count for the coun- ty championship which the ball play CTS of this place hold.
 The games were full of rag chewing. the visitors raising q kIck on every decision of the umpire.
 Batteries, for Bay Minette. Beasley. BedEood and Still: for North Finders, Ross. Hal. Cause and Dixon. Umpire, Shields.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-04
SHOOT AT POINT CLEAR.
Tournament of Mobile Gun CIub Mex
 

Week.
 Mobile, Sept. 3.--(Specia1. )---The sixth annual registered tournament of the Mobile Gun Club for professional and amateur shots. will take place at Point Clear Ala. September and will continue for four days. with six events daily, i've of which are twenty tar gets, the sixth event beiRg twenty five targets.
 The Interstate Association trap shoot ing rules will govern the shoot. There are number of cash and spec ial prizes offered, purses being divided by the Rose system. A prize is offered for the amateur high average for the four days and for second amateur high average number of professional shots will attend. Prizes are offered for first. second and third high averages in pro- 9essional events.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-04
CLIMBERS
 GOING FAST Play With Charlie Frank Today. H0MESTRETcH BEGIEs MONDAY Should Have No Trouble in Landing
 Third. Gremiaser's People Given Chance Ts Rest up For Nisht and Morning After Pelican Series In New
HoMEsTRE1cH BEGIas MONDAY.

After their two days rest the climbs CTS tackle the Pelican flock in Charlie ETankIs ball yard this afternoon. and tomorrow. the last Western trip of the he season will be over for Grefninger's pptPPis' psoPiis' hsi, sack so Higgins gives the game ternoon: he will give tomorrow's game i5 Int the Casino at Pickett Springs. Hig- Service ,s ns sha, fses he sns ssss done. done. every game on the road has been given by him with the exception of one roeayD rs%Dhss Mina. fsw SD dsgs sSs Is, s ws.,.rn Atianta and Nashville. Atlanta playing sasSyiile SvRls heSdss Sans, in Littls Rosk and Monday the Eastern clubs begin their last series at home. each of them hay hesder with xo6iis at hcsn cSpiso a.iss,s cGsss nexl Mednesday gives the Climbers fourteen af nome.
 erew s 1ss p1tns al 1a ap 'has thsrs shonIa not be much trouble in landing third. Out of the ten games played since wsn six % SnS iost At tRres and M 'ess eea naSs ons ed on the trip. and only one sams ton made @ % when they left Sui MontsSomery. ont Sree In reg regard to winning seven out of the Little Rock and Atlanta win have pretty hard sledding. The two teams play a. double header oyer In Little Rock this afternoon, make the fear ful jump from Little Rock to the East, and Monday the Travellers have a dou- ble header at Capitol Heights, while Atlanta has a double header with Mo- bile al Piedmont Park.
 The Volunteers have hard times ahead of them. for after the double header in Mobile this afternoon they, jump to Nashville and have double header with Memphis at Sulphur Dell Monday. Mobile and Atlanta and Nash vile and Memphis may pley morning and afternoon games Monday, which amounts to the same thing;
 The Climbers get of light, for after the game in New Orleans Sunday. they have . nights sleep in one of Pull mans hotels and reach Montgomery for breakfaat Monday morning.
 XIII and Hiu
 Bostled In Bond, Four Full
 0aarfs fer eS.00
 Express Paid.
 |. BFtckman q Co.,.
 Psnsaeoia. Fla.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-04
TURTLES WIN AGAIN
.rHrm DUBs, HIT BALL WITHOUT
 EFFECT.
Rohsnaon Forced to Retire After Rtrst
 Inpfnx and Fleharty Was Little l Retter--FeatuFe of Came Was | Heavy HfthnB.

Memphis. Tenn. Sept. s-:Memphis and Birmingham teams yielded hefty bats in today's game. the iocals win started to pitch for the locals. but re- tired after his finger had been hurt in the first inning by line drive. He was succeeded by Keiber. Robinson ing succeeded by Fleharty The feat ure of the game was the heavy hitting bv both teams. ScOr6.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-04
RIOT AT BALL GAME.
Wisconsin Umpire NIobbed by PIaysF'

Wisconsin Umpire Mobbed by PIayeRs
 at La Crosse.
 La Crosse, Wis. Sept. S.-Umpire Mack, of the wisconsin -Minnesota League, was mobbed by Duluth players this afternoon in the deciding game for the championship.
 Pitcher Dauss. of Duluth, was or- dered out of the game for .objecting to most the entire team of visitors imms- diately attacked the umpire.
 Several members of the Duluth team were elected from the grounds by force and the game proceeded with @ re. vised lineup.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-04

o.I cary Larsen. Three base hit, Yancey. Hits, on Robinson. in i-9 oS one inning with two runs; off Fritz in G-s of one inning. one hit. Sacrifice hts BaerWald, Cranston, Quiesser. Stolen base. Baerwald. Double plays Baerwald to Daubert; Granston to bv Keiber. 3. Base on ballsh of Rob- inson. 2; off Fleharty. {; off Keiber. 4 Hit by pitcher, Keiber (by Flehar- ty.) Time. 1880. Umpires, OBrten and Pfenninger.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-04
RACING IS FARCIAL.
Gard At sheeps Head Ray Most DIsap-
 pointing.

Sheeps Head Bay. N V. Sent. s-J. W. May sold to E. R. Bradley today his good two year old lilly Turf Star for a big price. It was rumored that Bradley acted for James Butler. owner of the Empire City track
 The card offered at Sheepshead Bay was ruined by many withdrawals. In the fourth race at Is miles. only two started. with Gliding Belle. a l to 8 shot over Miami, The latter ran away and when pulled up. the stewards re- fused to allow 8 new rider. Gliding Belle won by fifteen lengths.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-04
JoyETrE WINS RAGE.
Yacht Taises Fourth Contest of tl
 

Yacht Takes Fourth Contest of the
 @ Series.
 Marblehead. Mass. Sept. s.-The fourth German-American Sonder boat race was won today by the JoyetLe. owned by Commodore William H. Chiids, of Bensonhurst Yacht Club. of Brooklyn. N. Y.
 for the Taft cup and with the Ellen and the HeveIla the Joyette will race on Monday for permanent possession. the principal incentive for the leading in- fernational yacht races.
 President Taft witnessed the victory of the New York boat from the bridge of the Sylph. tsf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-04
FAvORITEs WIN.
Last Day of MendviIIe Race. Draws Big

Last Day of Meadville Races Draws Bis
 Crowd.
 Meadville, Pa, Sept. 3-One of the largest crowds of the season saw tho close of Lake Erie trotting races al Conneaut Lake today. Favorites wor in each of the three events.
 Summarizes:
 2:16 trot; purse $400-Miss Rosedale first; Baron Spanker, second; Cameilla third. Best time 2:16 1-2.
 2:22 pace; purse $4O0-Miss Edith first; Terry H.. second; Roxis D. 2:2S. trot; purse s400--White Line first; Al-Me- -Teer, second; Jim J. third Best time. 2;1S 1-4.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-04
Prices Were Low.

Sheepshead Bay. Sept. S-The first consignment of yearlings belonging to J. s. Wheatcroft. were sold at Sheeps- head bay today and only small prices were realized. owing to some of the stock being untried dams. J. w May paid s1,700. top price. for the colt by Wolsthrope-AIlie Bell.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-04
Taking Long WnIlrn.

San Antonio. Texas. Sept, 3-Walk- ing from Buenos Ayres to New York City. Franz Fred Truemper and Will liam Frey arrived here today. The pedestrians left Buenos Ayres on May 1, 1907 for s15,0O0 prize offered by the Sociatate De International De Sport of Buenos Ayres.