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Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-04-26

Visitors to Japanese warships at San
Pedro should get off Pacific Electric
cars at First street. Fare so cents for
the round trip; good on the launches
Nora, Music Virginia. Anita D.. Ven
ice, j. G. Elliott, Eagle and others.
John Osborne, manager 4-25-3
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-04-26
Extremely CYNICAL

II never repeat idle gossip. / always tell the
exact truth about people"
Dear mel" rejoined Miss Cayenne; how
can you be SO cruelg'W Washington Star.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-04-26
( Coulter Dry Goods


land and Professor W. PIummer OF
Bradford. Yorkshire.
More than 300 golf balls have been
found here by partyof workmen who
have been engaged in cleaning up the
canyon which is to be used for the
free camping grounds. Fifty acres of
camping grounds have already been
denuded of cactus and other small
shrubs. Electric lights and water will
be furnished to the campers desiring
such at the usual rates.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-04-26
Should Spread Truths

Giving, then, from a metaphysical
standpoint, is the power to impart and
demonstrate the knowledge of Truth,
that is of God, which we have won and
accumulated for ourselves. 1t is ex-
pressed in the most perfect way in a
sentence on page "a of Science and
Health, in which Mrs. Eddy writes,
THAT he might literally pour his dear
bought treasures into empty or sin
filled human storehouses, was the inspi-
ration of Jesus intense human sacri-
fee" Now Christ Jesus was the way,
and the only means by which it is pos
sible to acquire the Mind of Christ is
by the conflict with the flesh through
which he acquired it. What man has to
give is nothing he possesses in himself;
it is the knowledge of the omnipotence
of good which he acquires as he proves
to himself the nothingness of the delu-
sion of evil presented to him through
the evidence of the senses. The gift
consequently is free to him, and if he
fails to impart with the same freeness
with which he has received, he will be
as the servant who failed to use the
talent which his master entrusted to
him:
For we must share, if we would keep
That blessing from above;
Ceasing to give, we cease to have.
Such is the law of love-
The lesson which Jesus drew from
this parable of the talents was that the
failure to improve his opportunities cost
a man the loss of that realization of
harmony which he described as the
kingdom of God within him, and cast
him into that condition of mental dark
ness which is hell. The warning is one
for everybody to take to heart, for men
tai apathy in spiritual matters is the
r..i,, Of "a
is not every one who can say with Paul,
II have fought good fight, / have fin
ished my course, ] have kept the faith"
Christian Science Monitor.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-04-26

II you want TO 60 east. c. Ilaydock. Agent
Illinois Central r. r.. lis W. Sixth street.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-04-26

LET your Matted Milk be HOrlick's. Every
body knows why. Ideal food-drink for all Ages "
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-13
Star Twifler Wins With
Ease.
--s->-
PITCHED HIMSELF OUT
OF BAD HOLE IN FIRST
Had Bases Full and Only One
0ut.
s-
Jua Daiy st.rs q TIE Nat Lining Ont :
Thrss-Bssser ara . sinsie
which Were Good For
Two Rams.

Forest Thomas worked his second
game OF ball yesterday and had the
Gulls helpless most Of the time. win
ninx easily BY score OF 4 to 1. Thorn
A. did not have his usual control. but
neither OF the two bases on balls did
any damage, Jack Hardy getting one
In the second and Watson one In the
fourth.
OF the three hits made on Thomas.
one came after the side should have
been retired In the first inning and
the other two came in the nth Inning
AID thanks 70 Jud Days arm proved
The sSsre really should have been
! 70 In favor OF Montgomery. both
Of the Montgomery runs In the first
inning being due 70 errors. though one
The Montsomery run in the ffth was
possible by an error as was the one
The Gulis got iE the run In the hrst
inning after Thomas should have had
had q rum during the game Gremin-
ger shifted his outfeid. putting Daily
n Center Kerwin IN left and Persons
DAILY starred at the bat with .
walk out of i've times up He scored
two runs. bis long hits. making them
possible both times and was heartily
cheered by the Mobile fans.
Jack Hardy. the same gent that got
Into the tan shoes trouble at Capitol
Heights. when he was with Nashville
last summer, got into trouble again
yesterday and was shooed from the
game. BY the umpire for keeping up
g b n bs eS .ss s moss fans aS
he evidently had rough day OF IT.
Daly. the first man up. enifvened
the matinee croYa at Jack Higgins'
with = clout for three bags TO center.
let Persons hit the bali ana walked
him. With Kegwin up. Hardy let one
get BY him and DAILY counted. Persons
going 10 third. With Greminger up.
MT Hardy ssy had snosher passed ball
and Grsminger out. Rocky was hit BY
the bali, but Osteen ended II with Al,
infieid hit, but there were couple
OF runs In on one hit.
saif s ana s. Meia ssel "a In s ns
Rhofon hit one that was pretty hot
and Pope juggied II ana made 3 high
throw 70 Greningers Wheat going to
third ana scoring On Thornton.s drive
Thomas tilled the bags stttaTsss-
one ont; Whtson bit f}feninE ger
who promptly threw nhefen ssnt Al
sss Rlss s. rssSfe sns ss5a q
BENSON hit 10 Dsteeh and watson was
forced At second and the inning was
over with the Guils getting the Only
run OF the game.
with two gone In the ffth Grenain-
ger was safe on Senteii's bum peg TO
sabrie. Rocky drove him In with q
smash for two bags and II was to /.
Daily hit for two bags IN the seventh
was safe on ian infield error and Greris-
jnger was out on foul to third with
Rcckenneld up. Kerwin's head work
put in the fourth run Of the game. Kerr
infield to chasing him up and down the
line Daily dashed for the plate and
Sabrie would haYe had him. X he had
had time to steady himself but he
threw high to Petit and the run scored
Nothing more was doise and II endad
that way. The score was:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-13
Hollis TENNIS TEAM
INCREASES LEAD

The Holt side In the Country CiuD
tennis tournament made net gain OF
two points yesterday afternoon. wnsn
q couple OF matches were played on !.
The surprise or the day was the cap
ture OF three straight sets BY Hudson
Norton from John Brame, the FORMER
being of the Holt team.
Last week Brame beat his opponehs
two straight sets and he had expected
to nut three more on the Kealhofer
side Of the ledger, but he ran into q
much stronger game than Norton pre-
scented on the first afternoon.
Tn Kealhofer rooters had nttie
consolation in the outcome OF matcn
niayed on another court, between Tom
bradford and "Crick" Crenshaw, the
former (Keaihofer1 taking the best
two In three. The scores OF this matcn
were strange. as Crenshnw TOOK tnS
first set SO while his opponent took the
next two straight in scores Of e-s ana
This makes the total score now stand
'unoffieiaily at "a TO 70 in favor o. Cap.
tain Holt. II seems that the Holt XIII
will have the eating on Kealhoferse
bunch. unless practically an the Few
Ersmaining matches are taken by the
II Is very probable that all matches
win be played or before Monday night
and the supper that viii be the tro.
pIly and the climax OF the best local
meet ever held 10 expected 10 be given
Monday night.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-13
EAGER FOR COTTON
SEED CONVENTION

Montgomery will expend its every
energy-and that means something,
thew say--to secure for this city. the
1910 annual convention Of the Inter
state Cotton Seed Crushers' Associa-
tion. The matter will be discussed to-
night. at a meeting of the directors OF
the Commercial Club, and at meeting
OF local cotton seed men, and Mont
Romery's bid will probably go before
the convention to be held at Memphis
next week.
The convention will bring TO Mont
geometry 500 men or more from through
out the South, from Virginia to Texas,
all substantial business men. The
only problem anticipated Is the mat
ter of securing quarters for the visit
oEs.
II is understood that the local cotton
seed oil men have offered large sum
Of money to be devoted to the enter
tainnent of the visitors, should Mont
romery secure the convention for 1910.
II is probable that Secretary Weever Of
the Commercial Club, will go TO
Memphis to present In person, Mont
romery's bid for the convention.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-13
sTARKE BOYS WIN
FROM PRATTvILLR

Prattvilie. May l2.--(By Teiephone.l
with the Stars and stripes stili fioat.
Ing In the breeze. the Starke's Univer.
sity cadets are seated around theii
glowing camp fires tonight at CAM
Conner, fdling away the hour befors
taps. In true military fashion discuss.
ing their victory OF the day In their
baseball game against the picked team
from Prattviile.
The game. was to be sure victory
and although only i've Innings long
the cadets won Nv the overwhelming
score OF Is TO q showing the Pratts
Vile boys that they can play bail as
well as drill. The batteries for the
cadets were watts ana Carter and for
Prattville Fay, Spices and Minis.
After the game the frst dress parade
Of the eneampment was held. which
was Witnessed by many visitors from
both Prattvil1e and Montgomery, and
many complimentary remarks wers
made on the showing OF the cadets.
DR.. M. D, Smith OF Prattvilie In
spects the camp every morning, pre-
scribing for complaining cadets. willis
Otis Williamson Of Montgomery Is alss
In camp looking after their welfare.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-13
BASKET BALL PLAYER
LEAVES FOR HIS HOME

Trucker Myers, the crack Y. NJ. C.
A. basket ball player. whose work at
forward was one Of the features of last
seasons play, and who has been in the
employ OF Coolidge and Sons for the
past six months. left last night for his
home In York, Pa.
Myers made many friends in Mont
Basketball player. but proved himself
to be q gentleman in every way and
when he left for home last night the
Wish 0f numerous admirers was that
be would have remained in the South
Myers says he found this section Of the
country to his liking in every way,
hut tha coming OF warm weather made
him long for q place above the Mason
and Dixon line and so he bid his
friends farewell.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-13
WILL ENFORCE THE
POOL ROOM ORDINANCE

with the arrest Of Hszekiah Sharpe
pool room operator. on yesterday
begins an extended sffort OF the poles
to uphold tbs city ordinance prohibit.
ing minors from frequenting sslch
places OF amusement.
sharpe Is charged with violating the
ordinance inasmuch az minors. Il IL
alleged. were allowed the use OF his
tables in their game.
Captain Smith last night adrnonished
his officers TO look we'll to the regu.
iation, and it's violations. declaring
that II is being violated every hour
Of the day and night.
The penalty for the violation OF the
ordinances is set as $50 nne.
The trial Of Sharpe will be held this
afternoon In the police court before
Recorder Baber.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-13
AUBURN WINS AGAIN
MAKES TT THREE STRAIGHT FRoM
CUMBERLAND.
Thomas Was Knocked Out of the Box
by Cumberland In the >Third,
Buf Reynolds Afterwards
Held the visitors Safe.

Auburn, May i2.--(speclai.) auburn
made IL three straights from cumber-
land today In 3 game that was called
at the end Of the eighth inning to all
low Cumberland to catch train. In
the second, Cumberland scored three
runs OF Thomas. on four hits. which
were largely the result OF slow field
ing Auburn tied the score In the
fourth, when Smith was safe on an
error BY the catcher, He stole second
and scored when Mccoy hit out .
home run. Mardage was safe on an
error by the first baseman and scored
on Manning's sacrifice ny. On an err
ror BY the visitors second baseman,
two singles and home run by Hsy-
noIds Auburn scored four more In the
seventh. Reynolds replaced Thomas In
the third. and held Cumberland easily.
Auburn :. 900 400 4o--7 Z
Cumberland !. ...003 600 oo--3
Batteries-Auburn Thomas. Reynolds
and Hall; Cumberland. Barbee and Car
isle,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-13

southern League.
Mobile, 4; Montgomery. e..
New Orleans. 4; Atlanta, q.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-13
CANNOT TAKE DECIDED
PROPERTY FROM CHILD

That a father after having in good
faith and sound mind, decided property
to his minor child. cannot lawfully
force her to surrender the title and
sell to third party. Is the text Of a
decision by the Supreme Court yes
terday. Justice r. T. Simpson wrote
the opinion, the case being that of J..
p webb VS.. Inez Reagan, appealed
from the Jackson County Chancery
Court.
1t seems that parental love induced
the father OF Inez Reagan to convey
about 5000 worth Of property to her.
Some time thereafter. seeing chance
to sci 1.-The same for a profit. he COM
PEELED by force his daughter to convey
the same property to J. p. Webb. The
daughter complained in the chancery
court and asked that the deed be set
aside. 1t was. and the Supreme Court
affirmed the case.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-13
MUST SELL GOODS BEFORE
STORAGE TO SAVE TAXES

In order to avoid the taxes and gen.
eral requirements of foreign corpora
tiohs doing business in this State.
goods that q corporation outside Ala
bama wishes to store In this State,
must be sold before stored here. That
IL the tenor Of a decision rendered
Yesterday by Attorney General CARRIER.
The ruling was called for in the case
Of the Toasted Corn Flakes Company.
Il was its desire 10. make storage OF
their goods here and on receipt OF or
ders at their foreign once ship from
the local warehouse. This would mako
them auaenahle to the laws, aa Il would
Be oonaldersd ~ doing business here
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-13

Contests to Take Place Duxlng ghriners'
Convention.
Leuisvtile. KY May f2.--Arransements
have been perfected BY the qommittse In
charge OF the shriners convention 70 be
held here next month Whereby national
automobile race meet viii be run IN con-
neetion with the gsneral entertainment
The races VIII be contegted over the
Dcuglas Park track IN conjunction With
The committee appropriated 81, 500 In gold
for prizes and contract wRs made with
Automobile Club for Mr.. George TO act as
manager and referee OF the meet.
Sanction for the meet VIII be secured
and many noted drivers VIII be here. En-
trants will include the stars OF the paytona.
New Orleans, Vanderhiit Cup, Briarcliffe,
Lowell and Savannah meets.
Two five mile races. q tan mile raceT .
ten mile handicap and fifty mile race Will
be included. the latter for $500 stake.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-13
Mon
NashvlHe NJ Me.sc'

MONTGOMERY 2, Nhshv,iIe " nIts'
Montgomery ., Nashville o; errors,
B' NAM a Rom n J. Nashville !: hits.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-13

Blrmlngham, May Ia.---(special.)--
Walter Smith. white. 10 being held al
the county jail here ON a reqpistion
which has been honored by the Cow
ernor. for oficers from RnoxviIie,
Tenn, where 1t Is claimed he Is want
ed on a charge OF assault with intent
to murder. Smith was recently tried
on a charge OF killing a negro ana
was given seven days In Jail. Another
charge against him was mol pressed.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-13
Dr.. Thomas Wins


Nashville II. Montgomery 4; errors.
Nashville I. Montsomery 4; pitchers,
Case and Debait.
Bfruingham nj Montgomery.
Montgomery 8. Birmingham D: hits.
Montgomery II. Birmingham 9: errors
Birmingham 2. Montgomery .. pitchers.
Fiehardy. Schopp and Lively.
Montsomery II, Birn,inRSam s; errors.
Montsomery 2. Birmingham /: pitchers,
schopp, Moore and Guese
H, gIr,miSSshsm 8 Montsomery >; hits
girmlnsham ., MONTGOMERY .; pitchers.
Flaherty and DeBait.
Birmingham 4 Montgomery 1; hits.
Birminshsm i, Montsomsry d: pitcnsrs
Bauer and George.
Montgomery ut Birmingham.
Montgomery s, Birmingham q: hits
MMontgomery ., Birmingham z: errors.
Birminsham ., Montgomery .; hits.
Cunningham 10. Montgomery '; errors.
B5irminshsm 2. Montgomery Q; pitchers
Birminsham :, Montgomery 4; hits..
Birmingham 9. Montgomery 81: errors.
Montsomery I, Birmingham ,; pitchers
Birmingham J, Montgomery q; hits
Rirminghana /. Montgomery q: pitchers,
Fleherdy. George and Bliss
Mont&0mefy @t AftAntn.
Atlanta 2. Montgomery 4: hits. At
lanta 1, Montgomery o: pitchers. At
kins Lively and DeBalt.
Montgomery 3. Atlanta q; hits, Mont
gomery, Z; Atlanta. 81 errors. Atlanta
Z. Montsomsry !; pitchers. castietcn
Atlanta s. Montgomery o: hits, At
lanta Q, Montgomery ); errors. Atlanta
2 Montgomsry .; pitchers. Fisher and
Lively.
Atianta NJ Mentgemerx.
Montgomery 10. Atlanta 4: hits Mont.
geometry 6, Atlanta. 6; errors. Mont-
Gomery D; Atlanta s; pitchers. Thomas
Atlanta /. Montgomery 8; hits, AZ.
ianta 6. Montgomery 6; errors, Atlantis
4, Monteomery 3; pitchers. ouese and
Viebahn.
Atlanta ., Montgomery 1: hits. At.
ianta 10. Montgomery s; errors, ATT
lanta Z. Montgomery o: pitchers, At
kins and Bliss.
Monfsomery Z. Atlanta s; hits. At
ianta 8. Montgomery 3: errors. Mont-
gomery I. Atlanta o: pitchers. Lively.
Johns and Rogers.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-13
BOB POE FOUND NOT
GUILTY OF MURDER

Gadsden, May Observation-Disclosures
guilty was the verdict of the jury to-
day in the case Of Bob Poe charged
With the murder of W. H. Howkins,
The jury was out nearly twenty
four hours. The evidence against the
negro was altogether circumstantisi.
This leaves the murder OF Hawkins
as great a mystery as ever. A reward
aggregatine $500 is ofrered Tor the
arrest OF the murderer
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-13
sBatted for HEM in ninth.

. Summary--Two base hit walker.
Stolen bases. Dexter, Huelsman. Robe.
Eacrifce hit. McMurray. Double plays,
dan 10 kirkpatrick to HEM. struck
out. by Pruitt, s. by Maxwell. 4. Base
on balls. by Pruitt. 8; by Maxwell. 4 !.
Passed ball, McMurray. Balk, Maxwell.
Left on bases, New Orleans, Z; Atlanta.
s. First base on errors, New Orleans,
i; Atlanta, /. Time. 1850. Umpire.
Pfenninger.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-13

Track Meet .. AssIss.s olus. r New !

Track Meet Of Athletic Clubs ip New Or.
leans. Il
New Orleans, May 1.-THE Young Mems
GymnastIc Club and the Southern Athietic
Birrningham Athletic club for a track and
field meet here on some date In this month
1t is believed that triangular meet Will
The young Mems Gymnastic Club won
first place and the Southern Athletic Club
second place in the Southern chmmpionships
held here a few days ago, while the Bir-
minram Club was the victor In contests IN
which q number of other southern clubs
and several college teams participated In
I3irYningharn at the same time.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-13
TWO INDOOR GAMES
OF BASEBALL TONIGHT

Tuscaloosa will play Admission and
~ the Young Mems Christian Associa-
tion tonight, when the regular exhi-
hilton games Of the State indoor base
BAH league win be played. Tuscaloosa
white SELMA ana Birmingham are tied
for last place This means that
change win pe made In the lineup az
ter tonight'c game. conseeuentlv mucn
team will retain the cellar position.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-13
GRoR0IANs WIN SOUTHERN
TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIPS

Atlanta, Ca. May University OF
r7eorrIa men won the intercollegiate
tannis champfonship OF the South in
singles and doubles here today.
Carter OF Georgia, won the chaH-
pionship IN singles while he and Holmes
Of Georgia won the championship IN
In the finals today for the champion
ship In singles, Carter defeated Jordan
OF TRINITY, So, So. ell.
The play in doubles tor the chsm-
naorninR TO q contest between Carter
ana Holmes Of Georgia, and Glover and
clark Of Georgia Tech, the former win
ming In the hnals by a score OF SIS, e-V'
Al
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-13

The Cumberland University base
hall team which received three suo-
cessive defeats at the hands OF the
Auburn team. spent the night in this
city on their way home. The Tonnes
scans lost two out Of three to the
University OF Alabama before bump
ing into the humiliation at Auburn.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-13
n,cken. NOD ReIearea.

Mobile May 12.--(Special. 30. c..
dickens. who has been in Jail here for
Ave months on charges Of contempt,
was not released today as was expect
I'D. The lower court interprets the SUI
preme Courts decision that Dickens
must file true and correct account OF
MS business transactions with his
brothers widow before he can be re-
leased. aaIA .
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-13

summary--Inning pitched. sohopp.
I Ia. Hits apportioned on Schopp. Z;
Collins. Folbre. McGilvray, Kane Home
runs, Flood Sacrifice hits. Ffaherty,
Cocash. Stolen bases. Boucher Hen
line. Bases on balls. on Foibre. s.:
Flaherty. !. Struck out. by Folbre. q:
Flaherty. I. Time 1:40 Umpires
OBrien ana FitzsImmons. N N
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-13

summary--Stolen base. Daley. Sacrt-
sons, shannon. Two base hits. Rock
enfieid, Daley. Kerwin. Three base
hit, Daley. Struck out. by Schulz q;
Schulz, (Rockenfeld. %; BY Thomas.
(Sabriel. Ralk. Schulz. Passed balls,
Hardy, 2. Left on base. Mobile. 8;
Montgomery.s 10. Time. las. Umpire.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-13
seiIs orlie weaver.

Nashville, Tenn. May i2.--Manager
bernhard. Of the Nashville team, an
nounces the sale OF Pitcher orlie
Weaver to the Jacksonville. Fla, club.
south Atlantic League. Weaver will
report at Chattanooga today.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-13
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Nationals neat son.

Chicago Nav 12-washlngton scored
its first victory Of the seriaa by de-
feating Chicago. Q to 2. today.
George Browne. purchased from the
Chicago Nationals by Washington,
today. made good by alarming out 8
two-bagger and two singles.
Score by innings: KH.E.
chicago ,..... 600 oso 600 II Z
Batteriee--owne. Scott. and Sullivan
and owens; Smith, Johnson and Street.
Time, 1900 umpires. Connolly and
Egan. fT
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-13

In q very exciting game yesterday ,
the Hull Street Ranblers defeated the
Rye Ola team by Q score OF to 3.
stratford and Patton: Rye Ola. Haardt
and CARDINAL
Score By innfhss: kAW,
Hull Street.. -. 100 Qeo Qz1--4 10
rye ola. -. oa0 o1o ooo--s 2
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-13
Pitchers Very w,Ia

Boston, Mass, May l2-Cincinnafi
took the second game of the series
from Boston TODAY, to g.
the three pitchers, Karger allowing
twelve of them.
Score by innings: R.H.E.
Cincinnati :. 80. 100 600 00f--e
Boston .... 600 200 00O-2 4
Batteries-Karger and Mclean: Nc
carthy. Lindaman and Graham. Time.
2:se umpires. tombstone and Cusack