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The San Francisco call., 1909-02-15
RANCHER GOES DOWN
WITH LEAKING BOAT
John S. Dempsey browns and
John Schmitz CIings to Stake

SAN RAFAEL. Feb. 14.-John s.
Dempsey, about so years. old, also
known as John 1go." a rancher just
outside of San Rafael, was drowned
this afternoon, while John Schmitz had
a narrow escape.
The two went out rowing early in
the afternoon. When opposite the golf
links the boat commenced to leak and
efforts to bail proving unsuccessful
they rowed for shore.
Upon reaching a long line of stakes
that designate the tide lands Schmitz
made jump and succeeded in reaching
one.
BY the time Schmitz secured a good
position he looked around just i'm time
TO see the boat and Dempsey sink from
sight. He called for help, but was
not heard. and as he could not swim he
was forced to see his comrade perish.
Schmitz was still in this precario
position when Joseph Hammil, a car
penter, heard him. At camp of
Chinese nearby he procured boat and
Schmitz in an exhausted condition was
saved. The body of Dempsey has not
been recovered.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-15
IOWA TO PAY HOMAGE
TO GENERAL WEAVER
Memorial Portrait Will Be Un-
VeiIed at Des Moines

DIES MONIES, Feb. 14.-Iowa will
pay homage tomorrow to one of its
distinguished citizens when a memorial
portrait of General James B. Weaver.
twice candidate for the presidency of
the United States, will be unveiled al
the Iowa state historical building.
Among the speakers will be William
J. Bryan, one of General Weaver's
closest friends.
The day will start with a breal<fa ST
at the Savoy in honor OF General and
Mrs. Weaver and of Mr.. and Mrs.
BRYAN.
Governor Carroll will preside at the
unveiling ceremonies. Ex-Governor
Warren Garst will deliver an address
as well as Colonel Lafe Young and
Rev. Father ]. F. Nugent Senator
". y. Jameson will be toastmsster at
the banquet in the evening.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-15
Percy Lawrence Wins the
Five Mile Wheel Race

The five mile handicap race held by
the Bay City wheelmen yesterday on
the stadium track was won BY Percy
Lawrence. who rode from scratch. The
winner covered the distance in IA min
utes 8 80 seconds, which was excellent
time considering the condition OF the
track,
The finish was close and exciting.
less than a wheel separating the three
leaders A. Waterbury, also riding
from scratch. finished second. and Fl
Diver. who rode from the 20 yard
mark, was third. The latter might
have won except for bad fall in the
fifth lap. He was cut up considerably.
but gamely remOunted and finished
Tapped on the winner
Thomas. one of the scratch riders
punctured a tire on the second mile
which put him out OF the running. F.
kiOtz received a nasty spill and
sprained his ankle badly.
The first six riders finished as fol-
lows
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-15
SACRAMENTO BOUTS CARDED
Special Dispatch 10 The Call

SACRAMENTO. Feb. 14,-The Cali
fornia athletic club. under the new
management of George Vice, will stage
Joe Reilly and Montana Kid in 20
round bout Wednesday night. 1t will
be the first appearance of the two in
this city. Young Dempsey of Oakland
and Kid Scotty of Sacramento, and
Young Shannon of Seattle will do bat
tie with Jockey Malloy of Sacramento
in the preliminaries
The Buffalo club. which put on the
Mantell-Smith fight here last week.
will sign Mantell with Kid Williams or
some other middle weight next month.
Mantell is training for a fight with
Jack Tibbets in Salt Lake City for
Washington's birthday
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-15
RIPLEY TELLS OF WORK
ON SANTA FE BRANCH
Line From Arizona Via Parker
VIII Have Low Grades

SAN DIEGO. February 14.-President
T. p Ripley Of the Santa Fe, who ar
rived today from Santa Barbara. gave
out q brief statement this evening in
reference to the Santa Fe branch line
from Arizona into California by wav OF
Parker The bridge at the latter point
over the Colorado is now completed
but the track on the California side is
yet to be laid. The road will not turn
south 10 the Imperial country, but
viii run northwest TO connect with
the main line at Bengal The advan-
1age Of the new road will be its low
grades. II viii ~ used as a substitute
tor the main line for part of the traffic.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-15
Forsythe Close Second in
Winning Owners List

f. A. Forsythe is once more pressing
heading the winning owners list at
Emeryville. being less than $4,000 be-
hind, Neither is the Forsythe stable
far behind II. G. BedweH in the
struggle for the distinction of winning
the greatest number of races at the
meeting. The standing of the Al own
ers whose horses have won in excess
of $1,500 at the meeting is as follows:
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-15
KANGARoo rEAM M1Ns

The Kangaroo basketball team Of
the Central Young Mems Christian as
ISOLATION defeated the sherman even
Ing high school Saturday evening bv a
score of 20 TO s. The Kangaroos have
several open dates and would like 10
hear from any team in the city averae-
ing 80 pounds. Address all Challenges
TO Charles n Dray, 1920 Geary street.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-15
MoTORCYCLE RACES POSTPONED

The straightaway races of the San
Francisco motorcycle club, scheduled to
take place on the ocean beach yester-
contestants reached the beach there
was a thick haze Overhanging the
ocean. One event was started. but the
timers and the judges could not see the
tagging as they were sent away and
the contests had TO be stopped IL is
expected that the races will be held i'm
two weeks, when the tide will again be
right In the meantime an electric
timing machine will be secured, so that
it will be possible TO get the correct
time at the start and finish
Additional sports ON Page N
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-15
Amateur Baseball

The speedy San francisco parlsr baseball team
of the Native Sons league shut out the Army
and Navy pdror nine in sided game ar
the Fort Mason grounds yesterday afternoon. the
score being - to 0. The winners outclasse
their opponents at every stage of the game and
played fast ball throughout. The batteries were:
Cobbledick and Burns Rosedale and Hanson.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-15
PLAN TWO sOCCER GAMEs

The games in the preliminary round
of the soccer cup competition pieyed
yesterday were without interest. AT
Alameda the ScOtias took the Golden
Vests into camp by score of s to 4
and the Albion Rovers took a fall out
Of the Olympics at the Presidio grounds
by score OF 10 to /. The fans failed
TO turn out at either game, the con
tests being looked upon as practice
matches for the victors
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-15
LEAGUE ADOPTS SCHEDULE

LINCOLN. Neb., Feb. 14-Club own
ers of the Western baseball league, aft
er an allday session, in which all clubs
in the league were represented, adopted
tonight a schedule for the season
There will be l54 games. and the sea-
son will open April 20 and close Sep
tember %.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-15
Arcadia Selections

First raee-Hamper. Guise, Al
len Lee.
Second race-Sureget, San Da-
mius, Kid.
Third race-sir Edward, Ethon,
MOnvina.
Fourth raee-LawtOn Virgins,
joe Madden, DIR. HOlzberg.
Fifth raee-NibIiek, Bye BYE III.
King of the Mist.
Sixth race Grande Dame,
SNOWFALL, Homeless.
Seventh race-Lena Leeh, Cres-
ton, ROsslare.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-15
PHOENIX NINE WINS
GAME FROM THE
ALL STARS
San Francisco Ball Players N eet
Defeat on 81. Mary's
College Campus

OAKLAND Feb. 1.-THE Phoenix
baseball nine of st. Mary's college de-
feated the All Stars of San Francisco
this afternoon by scoresof ? to in
a game which was played on the college
campus.
The proceeds from the. admission
went 10 the relief of John Mccormick
a retired ballplayer.
Following is resume:
R. H. E.
Phoenix ........................ ; !
All Stars. .......................0 2
Batteries Phoenix, Wilcox and Simpson; All
Stars, Coffin. Burke and Burns. Umplre-Jack
GoyheneiN. Scorer Thompson. Time Of game
! hour and 30 minutes.
Two other games on the campus re-
suited as follows: Nictors 2, Greens 2;
Collisions 3, Yosemites ?.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-15

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The San Francisco call., 1909-02-15
TOE RosE-DoLLIE EDoLLARs-sTEEL
)LIGHT-ToM HAYWARD-CoLLEcToR IESsUp

FOJ RIH RACE-Seven furlongs; purse;
Index. Horse and Owner. W.T.. /
4lU3 CL0UDLIGHT (Moleral ....lO2
40SS TOM HAYWARD fWilliams). 90
1910 COLLECTOR JEsSUP Murray 107
4l01 Deutschland (Schreiber) ......1o7
40SS Ocean Shore fElliott) ..104
4oSS Charlie Dohertv (Dunnl ..... .fO4
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-15
FORDELLO-TOM SHAW-SIIVER STOCKING

@LlKELIEST WINNERS-ACE OF DIAMONDS, JOE ROSE
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-08-22
THE STOCK MARKET

New York. Aug. 2f.--After ave full
days Of unwonted activity and excite
ment the stock market today settled
down 70 more orderly routine IN 10
weeks lowest prices was generally re-
corded. London's exchange was OBJ
serving q holiday so little guidance
ssrs S Sa rss s
substantial. as Union Pacific. That
stock opened In one lot Of ten thous-
s.os SIS at the previous days close.
Another strong Issue was American
Gar and Foundry which was Up I rs.
Fractional advances were made BY
and and many other conspicuous IL
% directsd upon United states Steal
and Amalgamated Copper. After the
movement set in with recessions. This
was followed by q brief period Of dull
ness, but there was marked absence
Ut 1.-The the manipulativs activity 80 charac-
Quite naturally also there was much
disposition among the professional ell
eInent to await the outcome of Mr.:
Of the nrst hour the upward movement
was again in full sway under the lead
OF Union Pacific. Reading and United
States Steel. while Pittshurg Coal Com
.l.oH anu PTclCEEcup OcHcTAl 6iCCtttSy
Westinghouse Electric and Internation-
al Pump. were up 1 to 4 points. later
making further gains. There was also
. smart advance in western. Union
On the successful outcome of some
long standing litigation in which the
company was involved. The recovery
held for the balance of the session, an
nal prices being. for the most part.
Mt or near the best with total trans.
sections OF over 100000 shares. The
bank statement in its daily average
and $4,000. 600 decrease IN deposits
The figures were not materially chang
ed In the table OF actual conditions
An increase of oyer SO per cent. in the
total Of bank ciearings all over the
country for the week was hailed as
another indication reviving business
Bonds were irregular. Total saies
par value, $1,77S,00G.
i. There was no change In government
bonds throughout the week.
CLOSING. srfDCR ryaT.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-08-22
NEW ORLEANS COTTON.
Cotton future, on the New Orleans Cation
Exchange today ranged follows:
lOpsnlHishl Low.i Close
! Bid
NEW ORLEANS COTTON.

New Orleans, Aug. 3i.-spot cotton steady
1-16c higher; middling 12kc. Sales on the
spot 81 bales. to arrive none.
Futures opened steady 294 points up.
Cables were slightly lower than expected,
but shorts were nervous over the oullish
visible supply statement and the large sales
for the week Of spot cotton In the Liverpool
market. Their buying was the chief sup
Temperatures in the Western cotton belt
were lower and considerable rain was re-
ported I'm Texas, but neither had any effect
on prices The advance was gradual and
the market acted oversold Bulls made no
effort TO press their advantage. London
tion was paid TO this news. At the highest
the active months were IL points up. The
closing was steady at a net advance OF 10
GIL points.
over the fina! prices of last week, all the
active months standing on the closing ex-
actly 10 points higher. This advance was
IN the face OF great bearish activity ana
was caused by the very alarming weather
reports from Texas and the Western cot
ton belt generally. The highest temperature
on record. 10 to ia degrees in the shade
were reported during the week at many
points in Texas and at the weekend. ad-
vices from the interior were received stating
terioration Prices were also helped late
in the week by buliish statistics and very
favorable accounts from the Manchester ana
New York dry goods markets. The high
est prices were on wednesday. wnen octo-
Der stood two dollars bale higher than
last weeks closing. Prices fell and then
recovered later in the week.
Spots lose lice from last weeks closing
prices Business was small. total sales on
the spot being s72 bales. against 2'oe2 last t
bales. against 500 last week.
Cotton futures closed steady:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-08-22
CHICAGo GRAIN MARkEr

Chicago. Aug 21.-Liberal receipts
of wheat at Southwestern grain cen
for harvesting in the Northwest caus-
ed weakness in the wheat market here
today. Final quotations showed net
losses of Is to IA 20 1-2 cent. Corn
closed firm, oats weak and provisions
steady.
Trade in the pit was only moderate
ly active and considerable nervousness
was manifested although the ten lency
There was a slight bulge at the start
due to an advance of Is to Lad at
Liverpool, but the market quickly re-
leading commission houses, prices
dropping about / cent from the high
point.
wea Their conditions in the Northwest
almost no rain being reported on eth
er side OF the international boundary
line. These ideal conditions. however,
weather bureau whose forecast for
Minnesota and the Dakotas predicted
showers in those states tonight and to-
morrow The possibility of delay to
harvesting and threshing of the spring
wheat crop owing to wet weather in
spired some buying during the latter
part of the day and caused steadier
feeling in the pit.
Heavy movement of wheat in the
Southwest. particularly to Kansas City
was also a bearish Influence. Total
approximately 100000 bushels In ex-
cess of those of the corresponding
week year ago and the pros
poets were bright for a still greater
increase during the coming week.
During the day the September de-
livery sod between 80 is and 100 Is
70 IA.
The market closed fairly steady with
september at SO 5-s and December %
S
The corn market was strong at the
start, owing to the continuance of
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-08-22

drouth Ia the southwestern portion of
the corn belt, but weakened material
~ during the first half OF the day be-
cause Of the break In wheat. The
principal trading was In the new crop
months Numerous crop damage RE-
ports were received during the day
and these advicAs caused q firmer
feeling in the final hour
The close was firm with prices
shade to lis to IA higher.
Oats were weak all day because of
liberal receipts here. The arrivals to-
day were nearly 100 cars in excess Of
the estimated amount. Receiving
houses reported that the movement for
next week would probably he still
larger The market closed weak with
prices Ia to SIS to "a lower.
Trade in provisions was quiet and
sentiment In the pit was bearish near
ly all day, Increased receipts of live
hogs at Western packing centers was
the chief weakening influence.
Prices at the close were Ia lower
to 10 higher.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-08-22
TRANQUIL MARKET
SHORT SESSION SHOWS NO LOCAL
TRADES.


sAt o. ~
hlooilng -. .............'. ~ l-zc
Low middling -. .......... lie
Tran guilty marked the local spot
its short half day session. Not q sin
gle holder had ba,e Of the staple to
oner. and consequently no trades were
Although Liverpool cables were not
any better than expected. and al
though many stations in Texas re-
ported rain. the cotton market opened
SssssSy fo one tho to ts wS paints Up
support was given the market by the
bulls, 1t advanced steadily through
out the short session. and closed froIr
10 TO IL points higher than Fridays
The market yesterday was without
special feature. The week end news
was rather bullish, but the trade
and the operations in the market were
limited. The bulls seem disposed to
wait further developments. while
there was some selling carried on by
the bears in anticipation Of the new
crop movement being the next factor
to be used In the decline of the mar
ket.
were steady at one point decline:
This month ruled steady all day. and
closed at l21S. or an advance Of II
points above Fridays figures. Decem-
but rallied and closed at 1911 regis
tering an advance of 10 points.
The Liverpool market due seven
points down, opened seven points on
The close was barely steady six 10
seven points lower. Spots were four
points lower with sales estimated at
$4,000 bales
The weather map showed parity
cloudy weather prevailing in Texas
with some good rains recorded at sew
eral places. Generally fair weather
existed elsewhere in the belt. except
along the Atlantic coast. Tempera-
lures in the Central and Western
states were considerably lower.
The Indications are for cloudy, un-
settled weather over the entire belt.
with Increasing prospects for rain.
especially in the Southern half OF the
belt over Sunday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-08-22
NEW YORK COTTON.

New York, Aug. 2I-Ths cottor .ro.
openeo steady at decline of one point to
s an aovanee Of four points ana during the
birSar &C sold eight to nine points net
s.s On covering for over the week-end
s.eaoy liverpool cables reports that spin.
I ns ere liking prices In LivelpooI this
o,nihs ana the apprehension of complaints
OF heavy shedding In the near future from
.ne southwest Trading was quiet but the
ma held steady during the middle Of
tne morning within a point or two OF the
pest The market closed very steady with
prices net 9912 points higher
sutures opened steady and closed very
me market closed very steady with
prices net sQ12 points higher.
Nsc ipts- az the ports today ASIA bales
1sainst zoS5 bales last week and 6Tei
. .ss. week ana 6,767 bales last year For
, me week $4,000 bales against 1887 bales
Today's receipts az Na~ &c.. q,
against $50 last year and at Houston 23gi
oales against 6,673 last year
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-08-22

Groceries
MEALr-Standard w. q. 90 lb sacks s2c
bushel; cream Peerless 95c bushel.
cOFFEE-Green. common to ordinary 10
Ole; prime 12@1sc; fancy 14@15c; pea
ArbuckIe's 17.0b, basis per case; prime
roasted IAN glAc; fancy roasted A017c;
MS SnsE sPs aYa creams DAISIES 1soso
psi ssuSoARIGrSnulsted. standard $40: fancy
FLoURSFancy nominal; straights 50. 90
Pas; patents So. rs @ IS; fancy patents 1900
Pearl lhc; gloss lump 4%c: nickel goods
'' REficE-Extra fancy head 7h@sc: fancy
9sSxIIiT-Liverpool n.10; Virginia 55c;
X5EEESR4HFS@DexEx ssl Soda so ssS xxx o,n
&c; Ben Hur Soda Biscuit &c carton SOC
do ssasIRD1NEs-American A-on $2.75ass:
u Mustard 8? rs. Imported hon ksy
LAssEs-eeorgia Cane Dbl. $40 gal;
trifugaI corn syrup in cases gallons. 81
PEI MAPLE s sYRUP-"Log Cabin" brand, 8
gallons 81 per case. - gallons s7.60; 20
4 gallons $50 P per case:
BACON MEATs--Clear ribs sls.52q75;
AIAKp@Hoe Compound sac; fancy hog
lard 1SIAc; kettle rendered II Is q l5c; Snow
nrift sc; sno"-whitv 81 sc. IAke-wh mite
SIC; standard cotton oil lard sssc.
DRY SALT MEATS-Dry salt ribs
s12 90q $l3.12iz dry salt cut ribs S12 IS.
BREAKFAST BACON-1G% q2f&c.
GIAin and Feedstuffs.
CORN cHOPS-Per bu. s21zc.
COKN-WhIte from store so q csc: mixed
HAY-Timothy. choice per ton s2i; No.
per ton SI9; Alfalfa per ton S23; johnson
grass per ton S12QSl3.
oAIs-White fiom store. dray lots SIC.
BRAN-Per ton $2S. Shorts $50.
GRITS-Per Dbl 81. SO; per sack ST. rs
Cotton Seed and PrOducts.
COTTON SEED--&ls per ton.
MEALq-Cholce $33: first; prime IA Der
cent. per ton $32 prime cake per ton S2I
LINTERS-Per ID. a &c.
OIL-Car lots: prime crude basis per ID.
I l-Sc; basis refining.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-08-22
ST. Louis GRAIN.

st. Louis, Aug. 2l.--Close: Wheat lower;
track No. red cash 81 OF y COS; No:
hard 81 O2@lOM September 99%qh; De-
Corn higher: track No. cash 6Sh @67c;
September s5%c; December e4%e; No
white zoe.
oats firm; track No. 2 cash 36kc: Sep
TENDER 36%c; December 36%c; No white
3Shc.
Rye nominal re.
Lead firm $40; spelter firm $50.
Poultry quiet; chickens lac; springs Ice;
turkeys lie; ducks SC: geese &c.
Butter steady; creamery 2SG27c.
Eggs steady lie.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-08-22

st. Louis. Aug 21-Fluut higher; red
winter patents $5.1O@4O: extra fancy and
straight s44o@s5.OO: hard winter clears
Hay dun Timothy s11@5O: prairie So. 50
Q$10.50.
Whiskey 81. Al.
Iron cotton ties soc. Bagging &c. Hemp
Irvine &c.
Pork higher; jobbing s22.25
Lard lower; prime steam $11.471s @57h
Dry salt meats and bacon steady
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-08-22
METAL MARKET.

New York, Aug. 21.--The metal markets
were quiet and practically nominal in the
absence of cables. There were no quotations
for standard copper the metal exchange
was closed 8 usual on Saturday. Local
dealers are quoting lake copper at $13.I2IS
@S7h; electrolytic $1s. 81 y @12s casting
S12. e2h @S7ia.
Tin was quiet at S30.15Q25.
Lead remained steady at $435@45; Spell
ter at $5.70@S0.
Iron was UNCHANGED.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-08-22
MERCANTILE PAPER.

New York Aug 2l.-Prime mercantile
paper Az Q4& per cent.
Sterling exchange steady with actual bus
mess in bankers bills at ASS .10420 for
sixty day bills and at 4s6 85 for demand.
Commercial bills 4S4A 9%
Bar silver 81. Mexican dollars a..
Government bonds steady; railroad bonds
Irregular
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-08-22
x-FallinR,

s-RisinK- x-Falline.
RIVER FORECASTS
The Coosa will remain nearly stationary.
The Alabama will continue falling tonight
and Sunday.
WEATHER. CONDITIONS.
disturbance eenters in the Gulf some
distance west of Tampa. 1t has within the
last "a hours. caused showers along the
east Gulf coast, and In Florida. The storm
central in New England yesterday. has pass
ed off towards the Northeast. 1t was at
tended by showers in the middle Atlantic
and New England states Showers also
occurred in eastern and extreme western
Texas. New Mexico, Utah and northern
Montana. Low pressure areas center in
the Northwest and in Arizona. An extensive
area of high pressure centers over lower
Michigan.
The indications are for partly cloudy and
cooler weather tonight, and generally fair
Sunday.
COTTON REGION BULLETIN.
Montgomery, Alabama. for the ~ hours
ending at 3 am. 18th meridian time.
Saturday, Aug. 81, 1903.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-08-22
DRY GOODS MARKET.

New York. Aug 21.-The dry goods mar
ket closed steady. Jobbers had very good
week and during the coming week will of
fer special sales of wash goods, / 500 Gales
being rendered in one instance Linens are
very strong. Fine cottons are tending high
er. Yarns remain generally quiet on the
coarser numbers.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-08-22

The percentage of actual reserve of the
clearing house banks today was 26. AZ.
The statement of banks and trust COM
panies of Greater New York not reporting
to the clearing house shows that those in
stitutions have aggregate deposits of 1.402.-
979 400; total cash on hand $l54,S77, 60J and
loans amounting to $1,21S.719.000.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-08-22
ENGLISH CLOTH MARKET.

Manchester, Aug. Blowing to the FIRM
ness IN yarns manufacturers of cloth d,,r-
ing the week adhered tenaciously to prey
was comparatively small India placed soma
spot contracts for light cloths. South Amer
lea and Mediterranean buyers We're inclined
TO operate more freely, but business FOR
China consisted of small lines of bleaching
cloths NS
Yarns during the week advanced ONE
eighth, due to the forthcoming holtdav va
and the reduced output, rather than to any
material increase in business, which is still
below the average. ~
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-08-22
Mobile Portland
Cement & Coal Co.

Van Antwerp Bldg, Mobile, Ala.
OFFICERS:
EDWARD L. RUSSELL, Pres. Mobile.
Vice Pres, Mobile Il Ohio r. r.
+. J. LYONS, Treasurer, Mobile
Nice-Pres., City Bank and Trust Co..
Mayor OF Mobile
R. H. GENTRY, Sec. Mobile. Civil Engineer
o. GERLACH, Phi. D., Former Mgr, lola
Portland Cement Co, lola, kan, Mgr,
of CONSTRUCTION and Operation.
Subscriptions VIII BE- received by the fol-
lowing banks. Mobile, Ala.
The Bank of Mobile, n. b. A.
First National Bank,
City Bank 4 Trust Co.,
Central Trust Co.,
Peoples Bank
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-08-22

T. indicates inappreciabls rainfall For
yesterday t-For "a hours ending 8 am
7hth meridian time.
Note-Ths average maximum and mini
mum temperatures and the average rainfall
are made up each center from the actual
number Of reports received. The state Of
weather" is that prevailing at time OF OBJ
serVAUQn.