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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-03
DoubLeheader Monday
,0UTHERNER VICTOR
NAT THORNTON DEFEATS PACIFIC
 COAST STAR.
Reversals of Form Develop Many Surprises In the Play at the
 Trt-state Tennis Tour nament.

Cincinnati. O.. Sept. 2.-Surprises galore were furnished in the tri-State tennis tournament. The most start ling reversals of form were the defeat of Carlton R. Gardner, the Pacific Coast star by Nat Thornton of Allan ta ex-Southern champion. The defeat of Mrsx. c. N. Beard of Cleveland and Miss Myram Steever, of Chicago in ladies doubles by Misses Martha kinsey and Adelie Kruz. a Cincinnati team, and the defeat Of Nat Emerson and Harry waidner of Chicago. ex- Western champions by Lincoln Mitch eil and W. b. Breed, a Cincinnati team.
 The results were also the more startling because they were straight sets, the scores being e-2. 6-4, 6-4. Misses Kruz and Kinsey beat Mrs. Beard and Miss Steever. 4-6. s-1. 6-3. The visitors captured the first set 6-2 from Nat Thornton. Gardner. the Coast star, became inaccurate in his play and lost the next two sets 6-2. 6-1.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-03
WAR VETERANS FIGHT
 OVER MILITARY RECoRDs

Louisville, Ky. Sept, 2-Joseph Hall man A Confederate veteran. aged 60 put in the hospital John Hudson, a Soanish- American war veteran. be- cause Hudson dlsparaged the service HalIman had seen un ter Jackson and Lee. Hallman was jailed pending the outcome of an alleged concussion of the brain which his blows Inflicted upon Hudson.
 Hallman says hat he Is a native of Memnhis and that Tn a friendly con- versatlon today Hudson attempted to Iay over the glorious struggle of Isss" the exploits of those who had charged up san Juan hill with Colonel Roosevelt
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-03
MILLER IS IDENTIFIED.

Alexandria. La. Sept. 1-Harry Miller. serving a jail sentence here for wa grancy, was tonight identified by Mrs. Hattie Ransdell as the man who held her up several nights ago and attempt ed to steal her pocket book after chok ing her.
 Mrs. Ransdell is a sister-in-law Of Representative Joseph E. Ransden Of the Fifth Congressional District or Louisiana.
 The police claim that Miller is want ed in Terre Haute. Ind. for robbing an express agent.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-03
HORSE SHOW CLOSES.
Classy steeds shown at warrenton
 Meeting.

warrenton, Va. Sept. 2.--The clos ing day was record breaker at the Warrenton horse show, a large crowd being present to witness the days Judging Mrs. Allen Potts won the honors several times during the day and Miss Cherbonnier of Baltimore. riding second in the light weight hunt CTS class, received applause for her riding.
 Twilight, E. J.. Redmond. took first honors for the harness class. % In the saddle class. Mrs. D. H. Hen- tlerson, owner and rider of Jester. won, Lord Golden, ridden by Miss Cherbon- nier, taking second place.
 Trixie, owned by Dr. T. Lester Jones. won in the pony harness class and in the matched pairs of harness horses, W. Hodges and Bowles, driv- en by Rich Wallach. carried off the
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-03
Irme. Prre Gets PInce.

Washington. Sept. 2.-James Page. the American chief engineer of the water sewer system of Cienfuegos, Cuba, has been permanently appointed to the place he formerly held fin 8 temporary capacity. by President Co., meg According to Mir. Dearing. the American charge at Havana. Mfr. Page was to have been discharged on July 20. last. hut the American Government asked that he he given an opportunity to prove his innocence of the aileRa- tiors made against his administration. and a committee has now completely exonerated him.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-03
Golf at Tate spring

Tate Spring. Tenn, Sept. 2-- sixteen, for first September cup this week given by Tate Spring Golf Club are: D. M. Tutwiler, H. M. Seibels, birmingham, Ala; B. I. Hughes. Rome. Cabiness, Birmingham, Ala; K. A. Bond, Birmingham. Ala; F. P. Roberts, Atlanta. Ga. H. Hall. F. Roos. Mobile. Ala; T. P. Stoney. St. Louis. Mo; J. $. Reese Pensacola, Fla; J. E.. Hickey, Montgomery. Ala; J. D. Full mer, Memphis, Tenn: E. Ashe, Knox vile, Tenn; J. W. Tomlinson, BirminG- ham, Ala; T. I1. Ragsdalo. Tate
 Second September cup next week.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-03
LEAGUE MAGNATES SAY
 CANCEL ME MPHIS GAME

President Chambers of the Montgom cry ball club received letter from President Kavanaugh of the Southern Association yesterday asking him to game between the Memphis and MoLile clups scheduleds for sevssmber, 12ss lie and So notifed the Piesident Of the League.
 Under the rules of the Association no of without consent of ali the learue magnates. The game ,f September r., in such game and which accounts for the kavanaugh communication. All Of game
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-03
Overlooked Entry Wins
 American Racing Classic
WON RACE
TAKES TWIN CITY HANDICAP AT
 SHEEpSHEAD.
King James Made First Appearances since Breoklyn Handicap, But Was In No Condition
 EQE AaeN.

Sheepshead Bay. Sept. 2.-Olambala, ed another stake to his list. when he
 asily won the Twin City handicap. one one and q quarter miles, here today. James ran second, with Half Sovereign third.
 King James made his first appear ly this spring. and was in no condi- lion to race. being high in flesh King James and Half Sovereign went. out and head to ti1e far turn. There But well sent Olambala up on the outside He took the lead on the turn and was never afterwards In trouble, winning same distance in front of Half Sov- ereign.
 Grand Pa made q new track record for the two mile steeplechase by step ping it In 3:53 2-k.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-03

Ma shville 2Ol 100 000-A Mobile. .. .00O O10 O00--l
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-03
BRITT IS CONFIDENT.

Feels Sure Ketchel VIII Whip Johnson
 New York. Sept. 2.---wiiius Britt. mana ger for Stanley KetcheL announces that he Johnson. but he fears that Al Kaufman will defeat Johnson first and thereby beat Ketchei to the title of heavyweight cham pton.
 Kaufman is . dangerous proposition, [" said Britt, and Johnson knows 1t. If Rauf- man whips Johnson. Ketchel will have a much harder time defeating Kaufman than he would have with Johnson. But Ketchel who will be here in few days to fight Sam Langford. will fight everybody until he wins the big title"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-03
NgarhIehena Ynrbt R.e..

Marblehead, Sept. 2.--In an intense ly exciting contest from start to finish the Hevella. owned and sailed by the disabled German skipper, Otto Protzen. won the third German American yacht race off here today. The HevelIa, al- though well up at all times, did not finally secure the lead until two miles from the finish, when the air became very huky. She had plenty of leeway, however, as she crossed the line, and received an ovation as the finish whis- tie aounded.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-03
ian Commissioners.

Seattle, Sept. 2.-The. commercial commissioners of Japan spent today meuting business men of the Northwest and witnessed a fire boat drill. The nresent tour is expected to result Tn inc absorption of the great ShibAura ereineering works of Japan by the General Electric Company of the Unit cd states The presence in Seattle of K Iwohara. the oregon representative .or the Mltzui company of Tokio, and J. R. Geary, representative of the General Electric Company. in Japan, is considered signincant.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-03
AMERICAN LEAGUE
wiu. Sixteenth Straight Game,

Detroit, sept. z-By d~Ieating Boston today, to 5, Detroit accompnsned the unusual feat of taking every game played with the four Eastern cIuDs Tn
 Boston hit harder than DeLro4t. but the latter ran bases Tn daring styie. only two hts, by D. Jones and Cobb. fiRured in the first two runs, while Mo- elgntn, beaten by Bush and Cobb, cost him two runs after his team had made Ghe score close.
 score by innings: R Fl. E. Boston ,... 900 1O2 O20-5 10 8
 Batter.es-- Willett and Stanage; Col lins, Papke and Dononue. Time, 1:4O Umpires. Perrine and EVans.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-03
VOLUNTEERS WIN
GULLs PLAY LIKE BUNCH OF oUIT-
 TIERS.
Nashville Wins Opening Game of Sc. ries. on Gross Errors. as BitrolR Yields But
 Four Hits.

Mobile. Sept. 2.-Nashville opened the last series of the season on the home grounds this afternoon, and Mo- bile handed them the game on a plat ter in the first four innings of the game, her five errors and Nashville's three hits giving the visitors four runs. Viebahn forced in a run in the fifth Inning, Mobile filling the bases after two men were out, and although Mo- bile outhit the visitors, Viebahp kept the only run they got Only tour scat tered hits were made off Bitroln. but Mobiles error onset his good work in the box. After Nashville forged to the front the entire team played like 6 bunch of duitters.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-03
HOUSTON WINS RAG
CANNOT BE oUsTED FROM FIRST
 PLACE.
Defeated Galveston, While Oklahoma City Lost First Game of Double Header to Dailns in Texas
 League.

Houston. Texas. Sept. 2--By defeat ing Galveston today, 2 to 1. and Okla homa City losing the firts game of Q double header to Dallas. while the second game was called in the seventh, 1 to 1. on account of darkness. Hous- ton was the 1909 pennant of the Texas League of base bah clubs.
 Should Houston lose the remaining five games to be played her percentage would be .6s7. while should Oklahoma City win all of the remaining games. including three double headers, her percentage would be but .584. Okla but Dallas and San Antonio are such close contenders that the place posi- tion will not be known until Septem- Der 6. the close of the season.
 Fort Worth and Shreveport are bat ting for the lead of the second division, while Galveston will close at the bottom
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-03
ueath fin a Fire

Philadelphia, SeptA 3.--During e fire at the oil plant of the Atlantic Refin- ng Company at Pont Breeze today. several workmen were badly injured. The fire started in gas still. It is be- lieved A, dynamite cap passing through e coal crusher exploded. setting the plant on Are.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-03
TiIlIn Tn nenA Tenm.

HlcDaTu IlITls, WHO, lf IS slIU Ee- cured recently a majority of the stock of the Montgomery ball team will con- trol the team next year He was ap- pealed to and asked tp do so in order 10 save professional ball for this city. He said yesterday that he had q prop osition to make the local magnates and would take ever the team fl the propo-
 'tieu wac met There ts sight dVuDt that 1t will be. He denied that the games wIll be played at Pickett Springs next year
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-03
Climbers HaDe Off-Day
LITTLE ROCK LOSES
OLD MAN HART WAS VERY WILD.
Travellers Score Lone Tally on Wild Throw by Newton In Trying
 10 Compel q Double

Little Rock. Sept. 2--Lttle Rock got but three hits on Atkins and escaped a shut out only because Of wild tnrow by Newton. trying 10 complete aou- ble play.
 Harts passes were responsible for two of Atlanta's runs.
 Jones. an infielder from the Enid (Nestern Association) team. made his debut with Little Rock and showed well after he recovered his nervous ness. Scora:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-03
sanADvILLE RACES.
Nour Events Won in Straight Heats.

Heats.
 Meadville, Pa, Sept. 2.-The four events of today's card of the Connaut Lake meeting of the Lake Erie trot. ting circuit were won in straight heats. Summarizes:
 first; Moline second; Lady Fullerton, third Best time. 2:ls l-4; N 2:2O trot. purse s4Oo. Lady Kusse. first; Ella C. second; Little Peter. 2:12 pace, purse &400: Locus Todd, first; Mercy Me, second; Dick Yates, third. Best time, 2:15 t-4.
 2:l6 pace. S1.000 stake race; Merry Widow first; Vasten, second; Prince Logan, third Best time. 2:le S-4.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-03
Wealthy Man Suicides.

Wilkes Barre Pa, Sept. Z.--Col Geo. H. Reichard, a veteran of the civil war, bank officer and identihed with many business enterprises in the Wye ominR Valley. and very wealthy, com mitted suicide today by shooting. Ill health probably prompted the act.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-03
Xxnohmen At Rarhecue.

Huntsville. Sept. D. tSpecial) )--Ths woodmen of the World held barhe- cma at Rockyford yesterday and sever- al of the county candidates were pres- eut. F. T. Petty candidate for pre- bate fudge and Representative A. D. Kirby declared themaelvss in favor of the adoption of the prohibition amend- rrent to the constitution
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-03
Chicago Beats St. Louis.

Chicago, IIl., Sept. 2--Cnlcago de- feated St. Louis to 3 In a hard hitting game today. St. Louis made i've hits and three runs in the first inn.ng, but Chicago tied the score In the same in- hing when Doughertys home run scored Parent and Cole in front of him
 Score by innings: R. H. E Chicago '....... 300 no 10s-6 St. Louis ....... 800 900 O00---3 II ]
 Batteries--F. Smith and owens; Bai- ley, Graham and Criger. Time, 1:65 Umpire, O'Loughlin.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-03

Murray. smith Lee, Jordan. Stolen base. Newton. Base on balls. off Hart. 4; off Atkins, g. Struck out by Hart (. by Atkins {. Hit by pitcher, Per. ry. Time. :5o. Umpire. Rudderham
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-03
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Philadelphia Splits Even.

Philadelphia. Pa. Sept. Z--Philadel- phia and. Cincinnati split even in a double. header here this afternoon, the visitors winning the first game and the home team the second.
 Score first game: R. H. E. Philadelphia ..... 120 900 000--3 II Cincinnati ....... 100 104 OS0--9 IF and Dooin; Spade and Hoberrer Time. 2:20. Umpires. ODay and Kane.
 Score second game: R. H. E. Philadelphia ..... 103 900 1os--6 Cincinnati ....... 020 0Uf 000--3 Batteries--Moo and Dooin; Rowand. Cantell and Heberrer. Time, 1:40. |. Umpires, O'Day and Kane.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-03

Knoxville, 4; Augusta, 8. Savannah, 0: Jacksonville, 2. Columbus. .12; Columbia, I. Chattanooga. 1: Macon, 1.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-03

The Orpheum is the only place in the state and Jew In the south where they put on absolutely continuous pie lures.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-03

Boston, 1-3; Pittsburg, O-5. Brooklyn, 3; Chicago. l. New York, 2; St. Louis, 5. Philadelphia. 3-5; Cincinnati, 9-3.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-03

Summary Stolen bases. Ludwig. Sac rifice hits. Wiseman 2, Seabaukn. Two base hit, East. Wagner. DvuDle play, East to Butler to Sabrle. struck out. by Viebahn s, by Bittroltr 5. Base on balls. off Bitrolht 3. off Viebahn z. Hit by pitcher. Bitroln lNoyeso Left on errors. Nashville 3. Mobile l. Time, 1:4O. Umpires, Carpenter and Fitz-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-03
soutb AtIentic I,enrue.

Kansas City, 2; Milwaukee, .. Indianapolis. 2; Toledo, {. Louisville, 9; Columbus. 6.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-03
Errorn Lose Game.

New York, Sept. 2.-Marquard struck out eleven men in seven innings today. but his support was so poor that in this time St Louis made five runs, which was enough to win from New York.
 Score: k Il E St. Louis .. ......2oo oo3 ooo-5
 Batteries-Ralelgh. Beebe and Phelps: Marquard. Crandall and My CTS. Time, 2:05. Umpire. Emslie.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-03

The Orpheum saves you the price of admission by cutting cut the long. tfreseme waits between pictures where there is but one machine.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-03
psttnhur~ su,Its Even.

Boston. Mass. Sept. 2--Boston won the first game of a double header from Pittsburg, to 0, and the visitors cap kured the second to 3. It was the first time this season that the locals have won from Pittsburg.
 Score, first game: R. M E. Pittsburg ........ vOo 900 oo0-o Boston .......... 900 100 00s--1 o
 Batteries--Camnitz and Gibson: Cur tis and Graham. Time, 1:a. -
 Score second game: R. H. B. Pfttsburg ........ 1O4 900 O00-6 Boston .......... 100 1i0 Oo0--3 1
 Batetries-- Philippe. Camnitz and Gibson; Mattern. Richie and Shaw Time, 1884. Umpire. 'Klem.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-03
Brooklyn Turns Tables.

Brooklyn, Sept 2.-Brooklyn turned the tables on Chicago by winning a hotly contested game, to 1. Fucker had the visitors guessing and allowed only four hits. while the locals found the two Chicago pitchers for ten. Meyers, the new Brooklyn outfielder was the hero of the day. his hits driv- ing in all three runs for his team. Fucker struck out Needham and Schulte with men on second and third in the eighth.
 Score: HI. E. Brooklyn .. 200 900 O1'-3 10 ]
 Batteries-Reulbach, Higginbotham 1850: Empires, Rigler and Johnstone.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-03

Kansas City at Milwaukee. Minneapolis at St. Paul. Louisville at Columbus. Toledo at Indianapolis.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-03
GAMES TODAY.
soutberB League
American League

Atlanta at Little Rock. Nashville at Mobile. Birmingham at New Orleans.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-03
National Leag

Detroit at Cleveland Philadelphia at Washington. , St. Louis at Chicago.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-03

The Orpheum prepared to handle their ever Inereasing patronage by cutting out the long tireaome waits between pictures
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-03
AnI,t DouhIehea3er.

Cleveland. O., Sept. 2--Cieveland and New York broke even today. Hughes held Cleveland safe m the first game. Columbus, allowed only five hits. He won his own game by single in the ninth.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-03
American Associatf~m

Chicago at Brooklyn. Cincinnati at Philadelphia. St. Louis at New York.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-03
Americas Leawue.
Ar,.rtcnr s..arintia,

Cleveland, 1-z; New York. e-1. Detroit, 8: Boston, g.. Chicago. 6; St. Louis, ,.
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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-17
FIGHT ON BLACK HAND
is SERIOUS PROBLEM
Major Sylvester, Of Washington, Urges
Sweeping Campaign To Crush
6lackmaii Society.

BUFFALO. y Y, June l7.-That
the determination Of the Black Hand
societies is the great problem now con
fronting the police of all American
cities is practically agreed 10 by po-
lice chiefs in annual convention here.
At yesterdays convention OF the
chiefs. Mai Richard Sylvester OF
Washington urged the convention to
adopt resolution calling upon the
United States department OF state TO
convene a worlds police congress at
Washington next year for the purpose
of enlisting the cooperation OF the po-
lice OF all foreign countries In the
movement 10 crush the black hand.
Secretary OF State Knox will b
asked 10 communicate with stats
departments OF European countries il
the hope that sleuths OF the old wor!,
: may be drawn here TO the propose,
congress.
( This Black Hand society Is ou
greatest menace" said Maj Sylves
ter 1T is spreading rapidly and tbs
police OF America must crush IT,"
AT present America is sendin1
thieves and bank sneaks abroad
Those countries are sending their as
sassins 10 this country. Il can be seen
readily that an international congress
will work 10 the advantage of al
countries"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-17
ROYAL WELCOME GIVEN
TO ELKS OF MICHIGAN
ANNUAL Convention Is Being Held In
caIumet--Next Meeting To Be
Held In Traverse City.

CALUMET, Mich, June IA
royal welcome is being extended TO-
5day to thu Michigan Elks, who open
led their annual convention yesterday.
Fifteen hundred Elks. II is estimat-
Ted, are in town today. The attend
/Ance from lower Michigan is very
barge A special train with 200 Elks.
#Who live below the straits, arrived
n last night from st. Ignace.
A heavy rain largely spoiled the
first days pleasure. The visitors
took In the stamp mills and smelters
lat Lake Linden and Hubbell. visited
the Calumet & Hecla mines. and
went underground at the Wolverine
and Ahmeek mines.
Traverse City will get the 1910 con-
'vention and Saginaw is asking for
.1911.
Following the usual custom, the ex-
alted ruler of the lodge acting as
host viii be elected president OF the
state organization today, the honor
going TO Harry S. Scott. OF Calumet
& There is a fight for secretary between
Secretary L. F. Williams Of Detroit
and George w. Kent. OF Traverse
\ City.
4 At yesterdays business meeting
< President w. r. Taylor, of Kalama-
4 ZOO gave an address. reviewing past
! events and making one recommenda-
\ ton, that the state organization pro-
! vide trophy instead of a cash prize
for the ritualistic contest. The rec
ommendation will probably be adopt
ed. The law committee reported ad-
versely on the proposed adoption Of
the so-called Chicago constitution.
which makes all constitutional state
ORGANIZATIONS more uniform.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-17
SOME TRICK TO FEED
QvININE TO AN ELEPHANT

During the weeks stand of the Gen.
try Bros. show. the management is
cheertully assisted BY the boys Who
live IN the immediate neighhorhood.
one OF the elephants has contracted a
slight cold. and the attendant decided
10 give him dose OF quinine. Sixty
grains is considered a small dose for
an elephant. SO the attendant put that
much OF the bitter drug in bucket
/ full OF oats and gave the mixture %
the elephant. but the animal was too
wise for that After one taste he pick
ed up the bucket by the handle and
scattered the contents all over The
ground Then some one suggested
that they get an apple cu5 hole I'm il
and put the quinine inside the apple.
but evidently the elephant had seen
that trick before. because as soon as
they gave him the apple he placed Il
on the ground. smashed = wit HIS
foot, blew the quininc away and ate
the remainder OF the good apple Then
one of the boys said, why don't you