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The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1909-11-05
lEVvER OI3e;l)}i

You TAX" no
chance when
buying Z hAr-
ness from Us.
every set war
rnnted 20 "
as reprerrnt-
ed. This dou-
hlr team har-
~ 80 cnfnplet0
with collars
and breerh-
lngs, Concor0
style. 2-inch
tl.it rs. ! y
. n m CnNA
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1909-11-05

n r. CRAIG SOlicits your business either 10
fell or buy oonnN ~ Harness. " axOns
II II x les HUUhS fNand saddles.
Auction Sales ssS ~ every Wednesday.
2p West Denver Stock Yards. :B2 fhtr.
teenth Street. Phone Ma 2562
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-06-18
NEW CITY BASEBALL
LEAGUE OPENS SATURDAY

A directors meeting OF the City
Baseball Lsagus was held this week
at which the rules players limit,
grounds and the schedule were adopt
ed, and from the amount Of enthust-
asm displayed. the League 10 destined
The league ts composed Of six teams
and all games VIII be played every
Thursday and Saturday afternoons.
Double-headers of seven innings apiece
will be played on Saturday while full
games are scheduled for Thursdays.
ty-iive men out trying for the team.
while fully twenty men have been
praeticing hard to make the team OF
the Dixie Cotton College. The other
four teams , are wei, Orga,n11izeSa s nu,,sa
of tomorrow afternoon, and following
is the complete schedule for the sum-
June 1s-Double headers. Tigers vs..
Highland Parks. scalpers vs.. Bundle
Bees, South Montgomery vs.. Dixie Cot
June siSTigers VS.. scalpers. High
BUNDLE Bees We. Dixie Cotton Colleges
June 90, double neaders)-rigers VS..
Scalpers, Highland Parks VS.. South
Montgomery. Bundle Bees VS.. Dixie
July I-Tigers VS.. Bundle Bees.
Highland Parks VS.. Dixie Cotton Col
lege. Scalpers VS., South Montgomery.
July double headers)-Tigers VS..
Cotton College. scsipers VS.. South
July sETigers VS.. South Montgom-
cry. Highland Parks VS.. Bundle Bees,
Scalpers VS.. Dixie Cotton College.
July 10 double headers)-Tigers VS..
South Montgomery, Highland Parks VS..
Bundle Bees, Scalpers VS.. Dixie Cot
ton College.
laOa HIGHLAND PARKS 2HaInAFN
South Montgomery VS.. Bundle Bees.
July IL, double headers)-Tigers VS..
Dixie Cotton College. Highland Parks
vs.. scalpers, South Montgomery VS..
july 2a[Tigers VS.. Highland Parks.
scalpers VS.. Bundle Bees, South Mont
gomery VS.. Dixie Cotton College.
Highland Parks. scaipers VS.. Bumhie
Bees. South Montgomery VS.. Dixie Cot
July sSsTigers VS.. scalpsrs. High
Bundle Bees VS.. Dixie Cotton College.
July 81, double headers)-Tigers VS.
Scalpers, Highland Parks vs. South
Montgomsry. BUNDLE Bees VS.. Dixie
August s@TTigers VS.. BUNDLE Bees.
Highland Parks VS.. Dixie Cotton Col
lege, scalpers VS.. South Montgomery.
August Tigers vs. B1mbls Bees
lege. scalpers VS.. South Montgomery.
double headArs.)
August 12-Tigers VS.. South Mont
gomery. Highland Parks svs. Bundle
Bees. Scalpers vs.. Dixie Cotton Col
lege.
August "a, double headers)--Tigers
VS. South Montgomery, Highland Parks
VS. Bundle Bees, Scalpers vs.. Dixie
Cotton College.
August 1s-Tigers VS.. Dixie Cotton
College, Highland Parks VS.. Scalpers
South Montgomery vs., Bundle Bees.
August 81, double headers)-Tigers
VS. Dixie Cotton College, Highland
Parks VS.. 5calpers, South Montgomery
VS.. Bundle Bees.
August 26-TigeTs VS.. Highland
Parks, Scalpers VS.. Bundle Bees, South
Montgomery VS.. Dixie Cotton College.
In addition to the regular bill, AM
ateur niEht tonight. Maieatlc Theatre.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-06-18
READY FOR BIG RACE
THE WESTERN vANDnRBILT WILL
BE RUN T0DAK.
&aghteen Cars Are Battered Fer The
Indiana Trophy-Tshe Oobe CUP
Race La Scheduled For
Saturday.

Crown Point. Ind, June 1.-THE
Western Vanderbilt" one of tire.
great automobile events scheduled fol
this year. will begin over the Crown
Point-Lowelk course tomorrow.
This rage is tor light stock cars
which will contest for the Indians
trophy There are eighteene entrants
a. follows:
Indiana Ttorhy-.Corhin, A.. ]. Mas.
enville; Marion, Charles stubbe; Ford
George Dunneil; chalmers-Detroit, VIII
ltahm Knippar; Marion. A. Monsen: I1o-
eomobtle. ]. w. Florida; Buick, George
Dewitt; Fal-CAr. W. H. Paaree; Lso-
comobile, George Robertson; Moon. Phi
Wells; RenAult, A. W. Greiner; Buick
Lewis strang; Fal-Car, John Ruehl;
Detroit. Al Poole; stoddard- Dayton
Wright; Chalmers-Detroit, J. n Mat
son; Buick, Robert Burman.
The offdcials In charge OF the racina
who arrived here today are: Referee
Asa Payne, Of Minneapolis: Starter
Fred j. Wagner. New York; Clerk OF
Course, c. P. Root. Chicago; Chief
John Farson. John O. Eastman and
Fred d. countiss. Of Chicago; H. o.
Smith. OF Indianapolis; Judge w. @.
Mcmahon, Crown Point. Ind; Judge ",
s. Reitsr, Hammond, Ind. Chief Flag
man. F. b. Wood. Elgin. Ill; Chief
Of Electric Timing. q. Edwards. Chi
cago; Commissary General. o. G..
femme. Chicago.
The Crown Point-Loweu Parkway
10 1878 miles in length with long
straightaways on three sides. The
fourth side is irregular from Crown
Point to Cedar Lake, about five miles.
As the Indiana trophy race calls for ten
laps, the cars must travel 23e miles.
This IL but sixty-one miles less than
the. Vanderbilt race on Long Island
last year.
The cobs cup race on the Crown
Point-Loweil route Saturday, the big
event Of the meet, IL seventeen laps,
or 400 miles. which is los miles longer
than the Long Island route. 1t will
furnish one OF the most severe tests
of automobile stability in the history
of motor car racing. In fact 1t has
been stated by many drivers that the
pilot, who best saves his car will win
both races.
Final work on the cars for tomoF-
rows race was done today.
The course Is In good condition.
Better than mile minute has been
made in practice.
Colonel Joseph B. Sanborne and nine
hundred men OF the LIST Regiment, L N.
g., by special permission OF the Gov
efnor OF Indiana, will arrive with full
equipment from Chicago tonight. They
will patrol the entire course curing
both races
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-06-18
TOD SLOAN AGAIN
ON THE ENGLISH TURF

Chicago, June ia London special
cable to The Inter-Ocean says:
The Jockey club stewards at a meet
ing Monday resoinded the order recent
ly Issued excluding Tod Sloan, the
American jockey, from English race
tracks, and he appeared yesterday in
the Ascot Enclosure for the nrst time
this season.
The Jockey Clubs action against
Sloan has been severely criticised In
sporting circles as unjust II being mo-
trious, that other men, much more
serious offenders against turf conven-
tons. had been treated much more len
iently.
The ruling does not mean that Sloan
IL restored to good standing az a jock
ey. He has not had his application
for license granted. The ban against
him has been merely lifted SO that
grandstand and the betting ring-Of
the race tracks.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-06-18
'--Rsttsd for wheat in ninth.

Sumnary-stolen bases, Sentell, pa-
Rocksnfisid. g. sacrifice fiy out, White
man, Two base hits, Nsighbors, Thorn
ton, shannon. Struck out, by JUL 2.
Double plays. sentell TO Rhoton to Sa-
by Juul /: by Stockdals g. lift by
pitcher. senteil. Whitman. Thornton,
Watson, Neishbors. Wild pitch. stock.
stockdale q; by Hill 2, Hits appor-
toned or JUL, 81 OF stookdale on
Hill 3. Left on bases, Mobile 8; Mont
simmons.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-06-18
WEST MONTGOMERY
TO PLAY DEATSVILEE

Three warm games of baseball are
scheduled for the West End team
within the next two days. The West
Montgomery team has scheduled three
contests with the strong nine from
Deatsville and the patrons OF the great
city are guaranteed some fast ball.
At 4 O'Clock this afternoon the West
Montgomery team and that Of Deats-
VILE will clash in the frst contest OF
viii meet in a double header. The
West Montgomery team is giving its
patrons q good article Of ball and good
attendance is featuring the contests.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-06-18
THE RACES

Cincinnati, June Ill. A. Ceiia's
Ali Red won the Brewers exchange
handicap, the feature ct Latonia today.
The race was run ever sloppy track.
All Red took the lead IN the run home
an added starter. with Rich
ara Reed third. All RED and Sea
Swell were coupled In the betting ~
The celie entry. while Madman and
we'll entry. Dainty Dame, Alice and
TaIket were also added starters.
First race, mile and three-quhrters;
Belleview l0g (Fowors) 9 to won;
Maid Militant, 80 lARrtin) TO sec
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-06-18
JOHNS QUITS THE
ATLANTA CRACKERS

Memphis. Tenn, June 1T.--(Speeial.)
Harry Johns, who has proved one of
Atlantis mainstays on the slab, has
Rogers and Atkins to do all the pitch
ing This caused Manager Smith to
turn down an offer OF 5000 for a bat-
terry to be loaned for an Independent
Miss, Friday.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-06-18

KorWich, Conn, June IT.-Pre9ident
William II. Taft who is to be the guest
Of Winslow T. Williams in this city On
July S and 6, on the occasion Of the
eeIebration Of the 3Soth anniversary Of
the founding OF the town, has been
elected q member OF the Norwich Golf
Club. and a letter apprising him Of the
fact has been forwarded to Washing
ton.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-06-18
wHrrNux,s HORSE WINS.

The AIL-aGe Stake Goes to Hillside HI.
Ascot. Eng. June 1.-THE all aged
stakes of Ave sovereigns each with zoe
sovereigns added. for a-year-olds and
up, distance six furlongs. was won toe
day by H. P. Whitney's Hillside III.
HaIIaton was second. These were the
only horses to run.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-06-18
PLAYED GOLF WITH AID
OF LIGHTNING FLASHES

Philadelphia, Pa. June 17.--PiayinE
In protractsd thunder shower after
II was 20 dark that the later Contest
locate the balls. this evening furnish
ed q dramatic windup for the qualify
ing round OF the annual Lynnewood
d Hali v sSp so9rnasns cf the HNSsst,ins
suburb Of this city. There were nina
" starters. nearly half Of whom
caught the fufi force OF the storm, yet
went to Howard Perria, former cham
pion Of the Philadeiphia district for
the fne card Of 10. which is within one
stroke of the competitive record He
OF the low-ecore men. There was q
triple tie for second place ~ go be-
tween Gilman Tiffany. Nswhurg, N. r..
Mcfarland. Philadelphia. the former
University Of Pennsylvania star, and
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-06-18

New Orleans, June 17.-P q. Shears.
singles championship over Fred DEM
ourelie. Of the Young Mems 0ymnastic
Club, at the annual meet OF the South
ern Amateur Rowing Association here
this afternoon. Shears' time was 1858
over course Of one and one half miles.
The Young Mems Gymnastic club se-
cured the team championship Of the
South. All entries were local.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-06-18
THE CRACKERS WIN
HEAT rAu.rNDERs THROUGH BART
LEYss PITCHING.


Memphis. Tenn, June 17.--Bartisy pitch
ed steady game today and his support
was Of the best while Fritz was mot In
suoh good form. nor was his support 90
while Atlanta had four runs TO her credit
when the game ended.
In the sixth Rohn walked and Jordan and
walker singled. Bartiey's drive far into
left field scored Rohn and Jordan. Bayless
scored 10 the next on . throw In and In the
eighth Jordan reached home In a like man
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-06-18
NATIONAL LEAGUE


Ct. Louis. June i7.-Boston gave 81. leu
Won out, sy : score at 4 70 4 Luss p,tchsd
good bali with the exception OF the third
inning, when he was hit hard. Boston sup-
ported white poorly Score:
Boston .. -. :. ..ooa ooe eeo-s .
st. Louis =. .. :. ..i01 900 20x--A
Batteriss-whits and Graham: Lush and
PHELPS. Time I;st. Umpires Kane and KEN
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-06-18
AMERICAN LEAGUE.


New York, Juns i7.-cisveIsna Won to-
Days game from New York BY scoring three
rnns In the first inning Hughes being found
TOT triple. two doubles and single. War
ana prevented any talliss. Score;
New York 600 i6i ooo--z o
Batterfes--Bsrger and Bemis: Hughes.
WARRIOR and Kleinow. Time 1859. Umpire
oloughlin and KERN.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-06-18
GAMES TODAY.

e0uthewn League,
Montgomery at Mobile.
Birmingham at New Orleans.
Nashville at Little Rock.
Atlanta at Memphis.
American League.
Detroit at Philadelphia.
Cleveland at New York.
st. Louis at Washington.
National Leaguaa
New York at Pittsburg. ~
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-06-18

Greenville. June iT.--{speciaI. La
tohatchie took the second game OF the
series from the Greenvilis team by q
score OF 4 to /. Garrett tanned four
teen men and allowed only four hits
Crenshaw also pitched . good game.
fielding OF Sheloslsv, who had fourteen
chances without an error, and the fast
base running Of King with four stolen
bases. Score:
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-06-18

Troy villas 0eme.
Troy, June fT.-~( Especial. l---Troy
took the frat game OF . series with
Highland Home hare today. Score:
Highland Home ......-. ....
fr Batteries. Cook ana Cook Aired.
SteReF ana ChAnln.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-06-18

Chicago. June 1.-THE locals won Q dul,
ana listless game today, enliyensd only by
two triples BY Evsfs crAxy base runninT
on both sides lost chances for scoring and
two Of the visitors errors helped Chicago IN
. pair of runs. Scorei
r. u, T.
Chicago -. -. .ool go oex-a Z .
Brooklyn -. :. .o9e Gee oee--a
Ba1terias-Brown and Meran; hunter Aad
Bergen. Time lisT. UmpiTea Johnatona and
Cugaek.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-06-18

Gravesend n. Y. June 17---Masketts
owned by J. X. keene. today added an
other stake to her list. when she cas-.
sixteenth. at Gravesend
that she was he'd st the pFohibitivs
price . q 70 l.. s n. took s..n s.s
First race. three ysar-oids and up,
selling. enc mile and 9 sixteenth. s5ss
to 1. q to and even. won; 81. Joseph.
second: Rockssoe. %. tKins5. to ].
d to and a.s.s 70 s. shirs Time l;ss q.
Rose Beaumont and Erbet also ran.
ave and one-haif furlonss' $500 added
aad out. Won: Pretend. ia. d pasanS. J
to . to 8 and out second: scArpia.
los. (McI4augh1in), 50 to /. 10 to / and.
9 to l. third. fine f:oz 2-k. chaFlls
Hs rs,rs Dsims,isa; also ran. -.
year-oid allies, mile and q slxtsenth
$500 added--Maske cite, III. (ScOviilal
TO 4 and out. won; Petticoat III.
o SpSyT1n,; ~ n e = 7 e To-, saa oat, 5000.
to I and QUE third. Tims. Tea.
Twilight Queen also ran.
Fourth race handicap. Ssae added,
fvs-year-olds End up. one mile and
to 10 and to 4. won: Norbit. Iea. (But-
weld. to 10. to 4 and out. seoonds
Pearl Point. a.. (Glass). Is TO 1, 20
l and even. third. Time 2:0e as. Rfs
Grande. Judge Ermentrout and Killia-
crankie also ran.
Fifth race, three-year-oids ana up.
selling. about six furlpngs. s400 added
Sir John. 1876. (Ntcels). to 1. 4 to
and . to s. won; Julia Howell, lie
(Butwslll. To n to / and TO s
second: Mccsrtsr. ii& fDuganl. e
5. to and 1 to 4, third- Time 1:1e
is. Esoterics Jolly, Rubia 0randn.
Ida D.. Deslrouss Oeaa, RagnaE. apall-
bound. also ran. Prevent LETT 1t ths
post.
sixth race naidsna. thres-ysar-oide
and up. ssffing. mile and q sfxtsenth.
$500 aaded--Bisot les tHrandl, % 70
/, 20 TO and 60 4. wons g. YM1se-
nay, %, {CFeevy). to l. II 20 and
to s. second: NedIim. %. tRusBelll. 7
to /. Z TO 4 and 10 s. third. Time
1:4s els. Chairmaster ef Chssterhrooh.
Danger, Campon. Obadiah Kfngnton.
Bale. caife Edge. MOBILITY. Coeatelie.
Tiana. Ore. Gatisn Lass and Aunt Ju-
la, aIse ran.
Dcn't fm&l ~ rttenA tAe cwmufng
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-06-18

Geneva. June iT--lspeoiel )--ssnevs
defeated Hartford In o fourteen inning
game, Geneva. q: Hartford. g. Bat-
teries for Geneva, Raisdsn and Katea:
Hartford. Cox and Romeo.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-06-18
Mobile Is Outplayed

onfi wateriake ZOE (Rurton) 4 to 1
third. Time s:s6 Billy Pullman, Husr-
rano and stonestrset ran.
second race, ave furiongs: Prince
Cherry Ola. Iii tPage) to s second;
puQuesne i07 walsh IL to 1 third
Time 1909. Paul Davis, Granny Dis
NAL, sager Tyras Coli Qrmsby. Select
or. Pinkard and Royal Report ran.
Third race, six furlongs: Merrick
los (Powers) & TO s won: wooisandaIs
10s lLee) . to /. Becend: Alice George.
80 (Martfn) 70 third Time rs.
Mystinsr, Procla ara Rnpicoia LAX all
Fourth race. the Brewers Exchange
handicap, yi,2eo ADDED, six furlongs.
All Red. o. (Martinl. s TO won; Mad
man. % tCeburn 10 to second; Rich
Time q i:i3 as = y. Green. Ghsrlis
Dame and Alice Hsslkst alse ran. Al
90 Gel, Celia entry hsdman: an ADDED stds
ARD Reed a. Bedysirs entry.
Console, 81 cR. Wiiiiams) 4 to j. won:
McNaiIy. % (MartfnJ 2 to second:
Plume. 90 (Brannonl 0 to 2 third. Time
1851 AS 0reenbridgss vanen and
sxth race. mile and sixtesnth: font.
81 (Paul) Is 70 / second: Gifvedar,
lot (stesD IL 70 1 third. Time 1851
LIS. Eiysiun, Bryce, Sempro, ouagga.
Roseburg II. Bonebrake. Tim Kelly
ran.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-06-18

Philadelphia. June i7--Summers proved
effective In every inning except the ninth
today while Detroit punched hits in two
score Of to 1. scorei
Phiiadsiphia 900 900 eot-i
Batt.ries.Piank. pvrert. cocmSs and
Thomas; Summers and stanage. Time 1850.
umpirss Connolly and Hurst.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-06-18

st. Louis, 4; Boston, 3.
Chicago, 3; Brooklynu, q.
Cincinnati, philadelphia. rain.
New fredericksburg rain.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-06-18

Cleveland, s.; New York, 2.
Detroit. 4; Philadelphia, /.
Chicago. Al; Boston, 2-e.
Washington. S; st. Louis, /.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-06-18
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.


&asafAern Len9ua.
Montgomery, 8; Mobile, 2.
Atlanta. 4; Memphis, o.
Nashville-Little Rock, rain.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-06-18
INDOOR BASEBALL.


IN one Of the most exciting games
In the Y. M C. A. indoor baseball
league seen on the gymnasium floor
this season. the Selma team last even
ing defeated the Tuscaloosa bunch In
an entertaining contest by the SCORE
winning from Birmingham to the tune
OF z to 3. still remains the undefeated
champion with the per cent. of 1000.
selma Wins.
In the frgt game with the score tied
at the end Of the nfth inning, Selma
pushed four runs across the pan in
the sixth, while Tuscaloosa was hand
ed q goose egg and the bird OF victory
Selma bunch. for the Arst time in
many moons. Heavy hitting and fast
fielding were the features Of this con-
The score by innings is as follows:
selma selma ,co.. ;'.... -. a nls s stUat-l !,
Bstteries: n. Marcus u.s. ana ndY Davis; N
Marcus and Johnson.
Mobile Umdefeated.
Strike outs and scattered hits mark
ed the second game between Mobile
and Birmingham which the former
won by the score Of Z to 3. securing
Birmingham was unable tc oyercome,
Hall had nine strike-outs to his credit
while Stratford compelled eleven to
saw the air. The feature OF the game
was a triple play pulled on by vass
and Knabe for Birmingham,
Following is the score by innings:
y. ~s.n, -. az $40 30. g
Rattsriss: j, stratfoTrSSi ana lU Alien:
Hall and Johnson.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-06-18

AEMtNHcWH AHDVCHWtHUWs
Milwaukee, Q; Columbus, /.
Minneapolis, 2; indianapolis, 4.
st. Paul, 3: Louisville, /.
Kansas City. s.; Toledo, ..
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-06-18

Have you been to the Majestic this
weekf
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-06-18

south Atlantic League.
Chattanooga, 10; Augusta 3.
Columbus, 2; Columbia, /, Go in
nings.)
Savannah, l.; Macon, 0, Go innings.l
jacksonville s; Charleston, q.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-06-18

Bosten. June l7,-Beston won the sfter-
noon game easily 10 1. Ryan outpitching
Boston :. :. zoo 40 AIS i
chtcsgo -. -. ..ooe 900 coli
Battertea--Ryen and Carrtgan; Smith and
sullivan ana Payne Time 1850. UmpfraA
Perrfne and Eyann.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-06-18

Den't smas ~ HttenA the cwusfnm
Tan ana Whate sale.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-06-18

Boston. June 17.-Chicage batted
two Boston pitchers hard in the mora
ing game today and won, to .. The
port and were wild ct times. A rally
by Boston in the eighth was stopped
BY sharp felding by the visitors.
Score: R.H.E.
Boston. :. . 600 600 01i---2 3 s
Batteries-Burns and Owen; Bureheli.
Schiitzer and Carigan and Madden.
Umpires Evans and Perrine. No time
given,
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-06-18

In addition to the regular bill, Am-
ateur night tonight. Majestic Theatre.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-04-13
TEN CENT COTTON
 AGAIN REALIZED
For the First Time Since Jan- uary the Price Is Reached
MARKET IS VERY ACTIVE
Realizing Is Heavy, But Crop Adviees Are Taken as Bullish and the Close Is at an Advance of fl to 1e Points.

New Y ork, April 12-The cotton market was very active today with near months selling above 10c for the first time since last January. There was something of a reaction in the late trading but the close was steady at a net advance of Il to IS points.
 The market opened firm at an advance of to Il points on an, increased de- mand from outside sources, covering of shorts and aggressive support from local and western bulls. Realizing was very 10c level and as profit taking sales di- unfinished the market worked higher reaching the best point during the middle of the day when May and July sold at 10.12c and October at g. 96c, or 20 to 23 points net higher. Later prices reacted several points under realizing by early buyers and room. traders who were prob ably influenced by the talk of rain in the southwest but offerings were by no means urgent, and the close was we'll up from the low point of the day. Mail advices from Texas suggest that recent rains were heavier than indicated by official reports and some additional precipitation for the 24 hours ending this morning was re- ported, but the Texas foreoase was for fair and colder weather, except showers in easterly sections and local bulls argue that the rainfall has not been sufficient to offset the poor season in the ground Interior markets are said to be following the advance. and the southern markets reported today a gain of 1-16c to Ac, while reviews of the dry goods situation in- dicated more active business in cotton goods
 Liverpool will reopen tomorrow morning and is due to come about Il to 15 points higher to meet American gains since her close Thursday.
 Receipts at the ports today. 19.16S bales. against 12,11 last week, and S921 last year. For the week, S5,00O bales, against 91, ,004 last week, and 71,051 last year
 Todays receipts at New Orleans. 29s1 bales against 439O last year, and at Hous- ton, 55S5 bales, against 1894 last year.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-04-13
Hubbard Bros. e Co.'s Letter.

New York. April 12.-tspecial)- )-showers fell in Eastern and Northern Texas today and other showers occurred on Friday night in many sections of the state. These advices led us to expect lower market at the opening. but the accumulation of buying orders over the holidays, to- gether with the bullish feeling in Chi cago and Wall street, opened the mar ket firm and absorbed all the offerings causing at one time advance of over 20 points. At the extreme point heavy realizing orders appeared in the sum- mer deliveries causing 8 reaction Of from to 10 points The advance should bring about an improvement of F to 1s points in Liverpool tomorrow. The ques- ton is whether the knowledge of these rains and the increasing movement will check the buying from the above men, toned sources, based on the belief that cotton must advance with stocks and wheat on the prospective improvement in general business.