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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-16
The Cincinnati. Hamilton Z Dam
Railway COMPANY

To the Holders of the Purchase Nor.x r.n
Trust -Four Per Cent. Gold Notex of ...d -.
maturing July 4. 1913. issued unde, III -
Agreement Of said Railway Company u,,. 60,
Trust Company Of New York. dated Ja,u,--
1908:
Pursuant 20 Supplemental Trust Axr.sm.,, .,
July 1. 1900. made by the said Railway =.
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Companv r,,, =
trail Trust Company OF New York as Trustee uDa. -.
above mentioned Trust Agreement providing ,,r 49,
guaranty and modifying said Trus, arr..m.,, ~
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company viii .uso,.. ..
interest such q said Notes shall be pre,.na -.
that purpose Central Trust Company Of New w.,
its Office. NO "a Wall Street New YORK CIV \, !.
said Supplemental Trust Agreement 10 which -.,.,
ence Is made FOR its terms and conditions
Holders Of the Refunding Bonds Of N. saur,,
Company dated July l. 1904 (of which onlv A.. .,,,n
remain OUTSTANDING who de,r. to OBTAIN IN,
ing Bonds for Purchase Money Notes: and such az
OF New York on the same terms and conditions On
which exchanges have previously been effected.
The Railway Company reserves the right 70 .srns-
this cner any time without notice.
Copies OF the Supplemental Trust Azrs.m-n, nav
be obtained at the ONCE OF CENTRAL Trust con-
PANY OF NEW YORK. No. "a WALL STREET,
NEW YORK CITY.
Dated New York August ~. 1900
THE CINCINNATI. HAMILTON & DAYTON RAN.
WAY COMPANY.
ByLL- cRANER
vice-President
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1909-10-29
A BIG POTATO CROP
Acreage is Unusually Large and Price
Consequently Low, With Lit
tie Demand at Any Price

The work of digging the big potato
crop about Palouse was we'll under
way when it was brought to a sudden
stop Tuesday by the rains. The yield,
as well as the acreage, is by far the
largest in the history of the Palouse,
the yields in some cases being al
most phenomenal, while the potatoes
are of good size, solid and smooth,
being entirely free from scab. Hardy
Coleman, who always grows several
acres of potatoes, making their cul-
uvation a specially, has dug $500
pounds of Burbank seedlings from
one and one-half acres of land. w.
f. Smith, who is in the midst of dig
ging his 36-acre field of potatoes, be-
lieves they will yield $50 bushels to
the acre, or perhaps more.
There is but little demand for po-
tatoes. even at the present price of so
cents per hundred pounds. A few
cars have been shipped to the coast
earlier in the season, but there is
nothing doing at the present time.
The farmers will be compelled to
put their crop in the cellar and await
"a market.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1909-10-29
RnnI Ninrtgapcs

Geo. Wright and wife to Thos.
Halpin, VIII neg 23-15-45, 1875.
Marie Gordon Crocker and husband
to NJ. E. Fitzgerald nh neq, part seq
neg 3, part VIII nwq l0-l3-45, $4,000.
Mary J. Palmer to VIM. Thomson
ct al, sh seq, sh swq 32-1s-42, $1,000.
Sam1 Back to st. John State Bank,
nd sh 26-2O-41 $2541.
Bessie Foy and husband to Geo.
q. Ickes, tract in 12-17-44, $500.
A. 4. Boone to J. X. Mccormack
sh nwq, tract in nwq nwq 35-17-45s
$4,000.
Chattel Mortgages
f. E. Pickell to Pullman State
Bank, 2-3 crop on seq sh neg 1914
45, $500.
Sam'l Back to st. John State Bank,
livestock, implements, crop on part
nh sh 26-20-4l, $2541.
Judd Hamilton to st. John State
Bank, livestock, implements, 2-3 crop
on part 1854, $500.
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Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1909-10-29
OCTOBER 10. 1909
Deeds

Northwestern Improvement CO. 20
Geo. Anthony Troy. lot 6. hlk 8. Ia
mont. s2S5.
Trasy T. Hubbard and husband 81
Edna l. Crouch. Iof g. hrF 3. Pres.
colt 4 Perkins Riverside AID. Col
fax. $500.
Railway Land q Improvement Co
10 c. Euler. lot 10. tIk "a. rssarfes
o. steptoe. sIeo-
Frst Saw. a Tresf Bank 10 Thas
A. white - a. rarf sections Sc. 20
in iT-4s. 81.
Firss National Bsak af Cellar 70
Katie Miller. lot r b.k I. Emly IS
Huu's aid. Coifar. $50.
Thos. A white Re g 81 Frauk n
Garrett. part q sections 81. sf 81 1-.
a.. ssl.TTe-
Flarine I1vinrsfon aus husbsaa q
z Boone. - I'VE. trart Fri uwr
ava ss-i7-ss. ssees
Neknlins Nyron and aashaH FL 7
n Npwberrv. trart il Oakesss. g.
zee.
a Martin e a. - y. , Rsef
- g rars s. e - fT-ss. ieas
WI. gaekzan sna wife e = {
poison. part s-1s-ss. consrart-
ees.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1909-10-29
BIG SAW MILL CLOSED

The Potlatch Lumber company's
big sawmill at Potlatch was put out
.of commission temporarily Tuesday
night by the breaking OF the big
.castiron pulley on the main shaft.
A crack Is inches long was discover
ed in the pulley some time ago, but
was repaired and 1t was thought the
pulley was as good as new. Tuesday
night, shortly after the night crew
went on duty. however. the pulley
gave way. The big piece of iron
is five and one-half feet across and It
is believed that IL will take at least
two weeks to have another pulley
built and installed. The plant has
been running day and night since last
winter and this is the first break
down Of any consequence.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1909-10-29
SHIP FIFTY CARS TO SEATTLE
Hogs Averaging 80 Pounds Bring
Seven Gents Per Pound TO
Oregon Growers

WALLOWA. ore. Oct. 2G-Fifty
cars If 1--we stock have been shipped
from this valley this week. Twenty
six ears Of mutton sheep left Sun
day In a special train for Seattle Ten
cars 81 cattle and eight Of hogs are
being shipped today. Two cars OF
hoes averaging $50 pounds a head
for Whieh cents a pound was paid
AZ Flora. Were shipped from Wal
lowa. while Eve cars Of porkers aver
aEing better than 20e pounds each
were shipped from Enterprise. Three
cars mere are enroute from Flora
for shipment 90 Tacoma. In all near
D. 1899 head ~ hogs viii BE- shipped
from the Flora country alone
Pour ears 81 cattle are being ship
pea from here today 10 Ia Grande TO
- Ted ou sazar bret pulp from the
beefs shipped regularly 10 the re-
hnery at IA Gran8e The cattle were
Purchase from e. A. Hunter By r. f.
REYNOLDS 81 IA Cran8e. SIX cars
Were shipped frem Enterprise and
Joseph Toy TIE same purpose.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1909-10-29
TO HOLD FARMERS INsr,r,
series of Meetings to he u.,,
western Washington by Ey. N
pertinent Station STAR

A series of farmers inst,4n
10 De held west of the Cascade mo' a.e
talns in the near future Tho n-
ings will be under the snnros
of the experiment station stan 'oa
washington State College and mo,
bers of the staff will deliver ,oo,.s
on matters of interest to the f.n. =
ers' dalrymen, poultrymen and fr,,,.
growers of the west side. Fo,,on'
ing is the schedule of the i,,.,...
together with the names of the snoo,'
ers: ""-
Bothell, King Co.-Noyembor !.
and End and Bird. Day sessions
Novembe LIST, Prof and Mrs
renee. November 2nd, DR. No,so.
0. M. Olson and l.. w. Hanson Ma,
ember 3rd, w. S. Thornber and u N
Rau.
Snohomish, Snohomish Co--Nor
ember LIST, End and 3rd. Dav coo
sions. November LIST, Professor
Thornber and II. T. Rau. Noyemhor
End, Prof. and Mrs. Lawrence. Nov
evmber 3rd, DR.. Nelson, 0. NJ. Olson
and l.. w. Hanson.
Arlington Snohomish Co-Nov-
ember LIST, End and 3rd. Day SOS.
sions. November 1st,Dr Nelson. O
M. Olson and L. w. Hanson. Nov.
ember 2nd, Prof. Thornber and n
T. Rau. November Bird, Prof. am
Mrs Lawrence.
Burlington, Skagit o.-Novembe
4th, 9th and 9Th. Day sessions. Nov
ember 4th, Prof. Thornber and H. 7
Rau. November 9Th, DR.. Nelson. O
NJ Olson and L. W. Hanson. Nov
ember 9Th, Prof. and Mrs. Lawrence
Nooksack, Whatcom Co-Novem
Der 4th. 9Th and 9Th. Day sessions
November 4th, Prof. and Mrs. Law
renee. November 5th, Prof Thor
Der and H. T. Rau. November 6tl
DR.. Nelson, O. NJ. Olson and l.. v
Hanson.
Lynden, Whatcom Co.-Novem be
4th, 5th and 9Th. Day session
November 4th, DR.. Nelson, O. \
Olson and l.. w. Hanson. Noyembt
9TH, Prof. and Mrs. Lawrence. No
ember 9th, Prof. and H. T. Rau.
Laurel, Whatcom Co.-NovembC
Sth. Day sessions. o. NJ. Olson, I
W. Sparks and l.. w. Hanson.
Marysville, Snohomish Co.-No'
ember 9th. Three sessions. o. \
Olson, II. w. Sparks and l.. W. Hal
son.
Poulsbo, Kitsap Co.-Novembe
10th and 18th. Afternoon and ever
ing session the 10th and day session
the 18th. o. NJ. Olson. II. w. Spark
and l.. w. Hanson.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1909-10-29
OCTOBER rs, 1909
Deeds

Philip D. Bunnell and wife to Jay
r. Lee, sh seq, eh seq, sh neg, nh
seq 30-17-42, 81.
Roy Clark ct al, to Emma Chaie-
nor, tract in neg neq 23-2O-44. $500
Clabe Howell TO Horance Streeter,
part lot >, blk CT. SAINT Simpson s
add. Garfield. $3.50.
r. II. Streeter to Clabe Howell,
part lot >, blk 60, Samuel Simpson $
add. Garfield, $3.50.
Harvey A. Gray and wife 10 Esther
r. Hemingway, lot s, blk 4, W. c.
Mccoy S add. Oakesdale. $3.50.
Peter Taylor and wife TO Thos. j.
Rhoads. lot IS, End add, St John,
$4,000.
NJ. N. Charles and wife to Bird
Leuty, lots 9. 10. blk A. Almina D.
Lewis add, Pennington. $500.
G. W. Easter and wife TO II. J..
Easter, seq nwq. Ell swq nwq HIS
As. 81.
Jos. H. Greer and wife TO J. F.
Ailor. nh lot n. blk q. Johnson.
$3.50.
Real Mortgages
Juo. Canutt ana wife 20 Eleanor
.Truax Harris. wh 3I-Is-42. 5000.
AlFira J. Nackey and husband 20
r. B Netealf. Blk = part Dix r. all
blks 6. :. S. sunnysido add. Pullman.
$500.
. Archie Wiezharh and wife 60
First Saw. a Trust Bank 81 Whit
Co. s-1a-sa. $4,000.
thattsl Mortgages
inc Potts 20 Bank ~ spueua.
livestock implements. Sfs-e.
Wooleear a NcPhau to g. Brand
"a al machinery. St25a
s. % S.apietou ~ al CD u. e Pad
dock. livestock SITS
Releases
First Naf1 Rank g Pullman fo =.
X SwawleF. twe chats
FIRST NatI Rank uf FalImau ta
E g. S Alsap chat
Giasrs Hauf e. e. E. d Fortune.
g .. Freeman "a aI. 81 D. Nrrr- 30
al lHo. 2. Freeman et ii aHI u. a
START 6 g. chats
SEQ. H Gallagher a. a S. s.
h.sar. char
% o. Nas ta G.. r. Cress taa
arHrH
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1909-10-29
RECORDS OF
WHITMAN COUNTY
instruments Filed During the
Week With the County
Auditor.
OCTOBER 20, 1909
Gov. Patents and Receipts

OCTOBER 20, 1909
Gov. Patents and Receipts
United States to Jas. w. Richards,
neg ned, neg swq 14-14-40, patent.
United States to VIM. Wallace
Reid, Ell swq 20-20-39. patent.
United States to Jno. Andrews Fol-
som, neg NEG s, nh nwq 10-20-S9,
patent.
Deeds
Emma E. Thayer to Claud Kirken-
dallfl neg 11-15-45, contract, $4,000.
Gottlieb Pfugard and wife to j..
G. Pfugard, tract in eh swq 1916
AZ, 81.
Clara M. Cavner and husband to
Frank Foy and wife, tract in 12-17-
A, lots 10, Il, II, blk 1, 2nU add,
Elberton, $1273.
f. G. Dodson and wife to Jacob A..
Kenoyer ct al, tracts in sections 15,
IA in 1914, S1150.
B. F. Price and wife to Jas. r..
Mcqueen, tract in 1-1S-45, 81.
Marie Madsen and husband to AL
fred w. Robinson ct al, lot 10, blk
2, Elberton, $425.
j. G. Stricken to Marie Madsen,
lot 10, blk 2, Elberton, 81.
N. f. Mcdaniel to Harry Thomp-
son, lot 2, blk 8, Elberton, $225.
Hurshel M. Halstead and wife to
N. F. Mcdaniel, lot 2, blk 8, Elber-
ton. 500.
w. H. James to Melvin e. Thomas,
sh neg, lot 2, of Cid SO, $1,000.
State of Washington to Jno. S.
Schmick, nwq 24-17-40, $4,000.
c. d. Armstrong ct al to Marie
Carbon Crocker, nh seq, part seq
neg 8, part VIII nwq 10-13-45, $4,000.
Eliza Ann King and husband to
Emily Stone, lot G, part lot s, blk 1S,
Reaney's End add, Pullman. $500.
Real Mortgages
Melvin e. Thomas and wife to w.
H. James, sh neg, lot 2, of Glass,
$3.50.
ChatteI Mortgages
j. E. Duffy to d. r. Judson, live
stock. 5000.
w. H. Branch to Chas f. Scriber
livestock, part crop on 32-14-4O,
$3.50.
Edw. Shields ct al to ST. John
State Bank, livestock. % crop on
pare sections Z. s. of 1871. $656.
Ephriam d. Turner to F. A. Davis,
% crop on sh seq 29-2O-44, live
stock, $3.50.
Ed. Byers to ]. p. Hagaman, live
stock, etc, $3.50.
Releases
A. r. Metz TO d. r. Smith. real
mtg.
Christian Klossner to ]. NJ. Child
ers. real mtg.
Jno. E. Randall to Fred Weber.
real mtg.
A. w. Mott to Geo. Wright. real
mtg.
J. !. Case Thresh. Mach. Co. 10
Arthur r Swift, chat
Colfax Natl Bank 10 v. IT. Strick-
Ter and Carlton Saxon. chats.
A. r. Metz to d. Z. Smith. chat.
W. X. Tetherow to T. L. Ross.
chat.
Henry Busch 10 Nicholas Busch
conditional bin Of sale.
A. NJ. Phillips 10 d. 7. Cochran
conditional bill Of sale.
Conditional Bills of Sale
Remington Typewriter Co. % Bert
Simmons. typewriter. sos.
Natl. Cash Register Co. % Wm
Burns. register. SIS.
Miscellaneous
Chas = Maynard rs. Hazel barnet
et al. lis pendens-
Potlatch Lbr. Co vs. A D Ford
and wife. lot Il. Blk r. IIolbrooks
add. Pullman. SEA
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1909-10-29

s1e regions 1t a where the mills a..
ated' 1t is therefore, importa s Oper-
max seed should be gros !. 'ant that
change-crop in Californio as a
the direct results and for the IN Tor
Oh al who are endeavoring : 4
crease and improve Californ,., % IN
stock industry. live
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1909-10-29
Rills Of sn1o

JOS. Urban to j. II. ST. Lawrence,
irons, stoves, etc, $50.
VIM. A. Wilson to e. E. Paddock,
machinery, livestock, $4,000.
Miscellaneous
United States Fidelity & Guaranty
Co. to G. w. Larue ct al, three pow
ers of atty.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1909-10-29

George q. Bowers. United States
fsh cauu.lss. aner has arrived In
Seattle ard Hlu select sites fer tao
sa5uaH hatehsrles. far which con
Erea has appropriated sse.8ee.
T5Haunak rsuutF has 81 aside
So H|H f. o. expended 80 Rad aork
snrnE fhf rauln year
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1909-10-29
800 per Year
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Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1909-10-29
Miscellaneous
OCTOBER 1e, 1909

OCTOBER 16, 1909
Gov. Patents and Receipts
United States to Frank l.. Snyder
sey swq 34-1S-39, patent.
Deeds
o. r. & N. Co. to NJ. S. Oaks, SEQ
3-1S-41, $3.50.
Chicago, Milwaukee & Puget Sound
Ry. Co. to Town of Tekoa, tract for
streets and alleys, 81.
Merritt Smith to Ann r. Hobbs
nh swq, nh sh swq. part VIII seq ~.
17-45, 81.
Fidelity Natl. Bank of Spokane tc
stephen Devenish, neg 2S-19-39, $4,.
600.
E, c. Dowel and wife to F. N
Baker, lot 5, blk 2, Huffman's add
Tekoa, $500.
Geo. A. Davis and wife to Geo. A
Peavy, tract in 23-15-43, $3.50.
Ralph Cosens and wife to Geo. A
Wagner, neg neg 15-18-45, $4,000.
Thos. Carton to Hickman B. Tay.
Tor, nh swq, swq swq, nwq seq 2O-1S.
Al, $1,000.
w. H. Ragon to Robt L. Ragon
neq 1S-18-44, part nwq 13-1S-43, 81
Geo. w. Anvil and wife to Eliza
Rufner lot a, sh 8 lots 10, II, 70
blk z OaIyacda1o e1o00
Arthur l.. Heglar and wife to M
S. Oaks, seq, sh neg, 3-1S-41, 81.
viii r. Heglar and wife to M. S
oaks, seq, NEG 3-1S-41, 81.
Real Mortgages
Philip j. Ochs and wife to Peter
Machleid, tract in 22-16-43, 1920.
Hickman B. Taylor and wife tc
Thos. Carton, nh swq, swq swq, nwq
seq 20-1S-41, $4,000.
F. w. Cobb and wife to First State
Bank of Garfield, part lot 9, blk 4
Sanford A. Manring's add, Garfield
$500
Francis NJ. Sever and wife to Jas
Ewart, lots IS, 10, blk Is, Prescott
& Perkins Riverside add, Colfax,
$1,000.
Theodore Straube and wife to Flea
nor TruaX Harris, VIII 22-15-3S, 3d.
700.
Cattel Mortgages
T. J. Stills to Security State Bank,
livestock, 2-3 crop on sh sh 20, all
crop on VIII swq 21-16-45, 5000.
II. A. Kincaid to G. W. Martin,
l-3 crop on part neq S-1S-43, $2S5.
Thos. Ringer to Whitehouse Cloth
ing Co. livestock, etc, $495.
J. G. Baumgartner ct al to Gilbert
Hunt Co, machinery 5000.
c. E. Laird to Marion Freeman,
livestock, $3.50.
S. NJ. Vinson to Jno. Berger, live
stock, $50.
VIM. NJ Walker to First Natl
Bank of Pullman. livestock, etc. So
600.
VIM. NJ. Walker to First Natl
Bank of Pullman. crop on part 2-16-
as. part swq 16-15-45. $4,000.
Tom Ringer to \. b Railton. live
stock. etc. $22O.
J. T. Hagaman to Geo. " Dubois
10000 bushels wheat on part sec
tons -. Il. 16 in 1S-41. livestock
etc. $4,000.
T A. Hanna 10 Jno. Ellwart, live
stock 1900 bushels wheat on part
sections 4. 13 in 1871. $1l72
q b. Trull TO Jno. Ellwart. live
stock. 1900 bushels wheat on part s.
lo in 1910. $500.
A. Johnson 10 Ellen f Har-
wood. livestock. 1000 bushels wheat
an nee 19-ls-41. $#5O.
Releases
Estate # Thos Nein Wilson "a
Mary J. Palmer. real mtg.
C.. shirley TO \. d. p Keith.
real mtg
A. ". Mott to Minnie L. swal
real mtg
~ = Curtis 10 r. F. Farnam. real
utr.
Metropolis Trust a Saw Bank "a
E.Ia Grant. resi- mtg
First hank 81 Tekoa 10 p. A.
Craig real mtg.
r T.. Arms 20 T.. n StIvers. chat
Wm. r. Baker "a y. C. Dodson.
Eat
1no. " Carroll 70 A ". Hail
.at
p 81 Gaines to ]. T. Giles Charley
#ar.F g. g. Haeaman. A A. Teal
end =. H Scott. chats
ees IS uuUois 60 J r Haeau1n
threH chats
So Carroll 20 a IS. Hatl chat
Archer ta QnesneIla Hres
hat
Marion Freeman 40 d r Laird
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1909-10-29

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so mueh?" oh. can't you see be
has a double chin"
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Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1909-10-29

Gov. Patents and Receipts
United States to Frank l.. Snyder
sey swq 34-1S-39, patent.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-09
BEATS BIRMINGHAM
ROUGH EXHIBITION OF BASKET.
 BALL IN MOBILE,
Visitors Played the Game UudeP Pre- test and There Was Considerable IIl-Feeling During the
 Contest. '

Mobile, Feb. s.-(special. )--The Ave representing the local Y. M. C.. A. defeated the team from Birmingham Athletic Association tonight in the roughtest exhibition of the indoor game ever witnessed in. this city, the score being: Mobile, 52; Birmingham, al. :.
 Both tearns resorted to slugging and foulinE was a continual feature.
 The Birmingham five played the game under protest, owing to the con- tention of their manager. Sid Jones, that there was but one ofhcial in the contest and that the game should Dei played under the rules governing the Amateur Athletic Association allowing two referees and an umpire. Mobile contended she was playing under the rules submitted by the Southern Bas- ket Ball League.
 Woodruff of Birmingham was the star of the evenings contest. His shooting at goal was a decided feature. Haas of Mobile also played a spectacular game. Cole of Birmingham retired from the contest with but six minutes to play, having injured his hip. Rad cliffe of Mobile was put out of the game with but one minute to play, for rough ness. He squared off, assumed a fighting attitude and the referee promptly put him off the floor.
 The contest was g distressing exhi- bition of the game and considerable bad feeling existed between the play CTS and the gathering.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-09
Sporting Addenda

Club. In Woodruff and Thomas. Coach Miles hes1 what he terms, the fastest pair of forwards In Dixie. That Wood. run Is good is an established fact. His lett-handed goal throwing has made has faced this year. and together with Bob Ware, who Is playing center. the team work which results from the playing of these two old Auburn stars has resulted in many of BIrmingnams playing the best game in his career His friends in Birmingham. cannot see how he can be overlooked when the all-Southern center Is selected this sea- son. Ware is playing . masnincent in- success s,Ss s%sf Sf aes sss AthissiS A M pS c,aS. '
 Captain Thomas ls the smallest man In the Southern League. lie Is streak of lightning on his feet however. and Is a man who is figuring m the team work at every stags of the battle; tssn hal. a guard who is Ideal in every way. He plays clean. snappy game ar all times, and Is the fastest man on the guard. is . big fellow. wne reserts Io A report says that streit is not going to play in Montgomery. and If not. the BirminEharn seam will be strengthened by the addition of Chairseil, who fs a much better, player. at least in the eyss of those who have seen the pair work.
 The Montgomery team is in good shape for the contest and expect to give a good accounting for themselves The biggest crowd of the season is ex. ists between the two teams will mean an exciting evening.
 The teams lineup as follows:
 oodruff, and Thomas.