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The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1909-03-06

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cotton crop in spring would result
IN starving out all alternating boil
weevis, or II least so reducing them
in number that they would not ma
terially iusurc the crop.
There are several reasons Why late
planting 81 the crop cannot possibly
attain the object sought. namely. the
death hy starvation OF all. or nearly
all. Of the Wccyils before the late
planted crop is up or squariug.
!. All boil weevils do not come
out OF Information at one time tn the
spring or even during any one week
or month. Al kcachie. La. in the
fall o! 1905. the State Crop Pest
Commission built large cages. loxi6
feet. feet high. covered with wire
cloth and thoroughly Uceyil proof.
In each cage Was placed pile o!
leaves. trash. stumps. moss. grass.
etc. 20 afford wccvils just such pro-
lection a. they get out-ut doors dur
ing the winter Adult wecyils we're
gathered in the cotton fields and from
1000 10 5000 call carefully count
ed placed ~ each cage The follow
Ink spring these cages we're examined
twice a day and as fast as Wceyils
came out OF the trash they were re-
moved from the ages and counted
The first Wcc,il came out ~ the
trash March 22ud. the las; one on
June asth. Here S. the rate at
which they came out Of their winter
quarters: OF the total number
which survived the winter. 3 per
cent came out before March !. -
per cent came out between April /
and Is: - per cent between April
/ 6 and 80; 90 per cent bct"ccn May
/ and Is. and IS per cent between
May i6 and 81 over 80 per cent Of
the wecy lis remained in their winter
quarters until after May II.
2 In similar experiments made
by the bureau of Entomology at
Dallas. Texas. IN i906-01. over Is
per cen; of the Woovlls which sur
,ltcd the winter came out Of their
winter quarters bet cen May 5 and
June !. 1907. In tho came expert
ment per cent OF the woayila did
not come out OF h!bcTnAtion until
after juno /.
, The average life 81 the boil
wecY.la after they come out OF theft
winter quarters ia spring. Ia from q
to : accka. Many Of tho weaker
one i've but few days. and OF
those pAlch come out carly. many
die before the plants begin Ia square.
but othcfe I've for many weeks.
~hloh makca the average lie. after
leaving Attenuation. as above. In
our experiments Re have known
wecyl.r - I've from November until
The following July. Prot w. y.
Hunter. at Dallaa. Texas. has had
them 1--we from November until The
following October. . period OF Al
months
{ During the cool weather 81
May aud early June. from u TO 80
days are required FOR a generation OF
~eeyils "a mature. la the hot wealth
er 81 july generation OF wecvilb
can be produced Ia u. or even -
days.
3. Cotton planted early is hquar-
Ing Yert rapidly by. say, July lai
The time when the wccyils breed rap
Idly aud # haa chance 10 produce
square faster than the wccyiis can
destroy fhcm
g. COTTON planted late IN HquhrinR
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-28
BILLIARD CHAMPIONSHIP.

siossen is Defeated h Play by sutton.
 New York. Nov 27.--George sutton. of Chicago. defeated F. Siosson. of New York. at tonight's session for the worlds championship, 1s.2 baIk line billiards tournament. ,as
 D Tn the afternoon, Firmin Cassignol st the French chamti1n Iosf7to Harry F. Cline. of Ffiiada3p hia ghe< sutton slcsson game wsAs thi rfy~two innings Sutton winning by la score of 500 to 4s7. slossons played an uneven game his high innings betfis overcome hy dreary runs spf Espgfe-fgsre scoring. Sutton's average was sis. 20. s2 with a high run of TO- Slcssonss high run was f7 and his average i4, 13. 31.
 Cline now leads in the tournament with record of four games won out of i've played The worst Cline can possibly get as a result of the remain ing competitions isl Ia draw, for he has no more games to play and every oth- CT player has lost at least one game. Cilne's per centage Is ,s0o, while Dem- arest and Sutton are tied at .1S0. The standing of the other players is: Sios- son. sSs; cassignol. .25o: Cutler. 900.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-28
NEWS or CAsTLERERRY.

castleberry. Nov. 27.-(special.)-- Thanksgiving day was observed ap- propriately with services in the Meth odist church, the sermon being preach ed by Rev. e. w. Jones. the pastor here.
 Special music was rendered by the choir and the day was very quiet and enjoyed by all.
 MT. ana Mrs. E. r. Pittman visited the family of MT. and Mrs R. c. Brawner for several days. returning to their home at Brewton Friday.
 Rev. Mir. Taliafer"o. of opelika. ad- dressed small crowd in the Baptist church here Wednesday evening in ia vpr of the proposed constitutions amendment
 Mrs. R. c. Brawner entertained in honor of her sister. Mrs. E. T. Pittman. of Brewton. Thursday evening from 8 o'clock to II o'clock.
 Progressive dominoes were played after which selections were rendered by Mrs. Pittman on the plano. and rs- treatments. consisting of Ices and cakes were served.
 Those preset were: MT. and Mrs. E..
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-28

nation st the poiIs on Mcndsy win De emphatic.
 Tt has seen the snort of the anti amendment committee of Aontgom- cry county Co conduct the campaign on . high plane. and I think that no one can honestly charge us with hav- Ing done otherwise.
 Montgomery county headquastsrs over the Exchange National Bank will remain open during the entire day Monday for the purpose of furnishing any Information to those who desire to vote. as we afe excaedinBly anx- ious that we have . fair and full ex- pression of the voters in this county on this great question.
 T have not the slightest reason to change my former estimate of 1sSoo as the minimum majority against the amendment In this county and, after the display of Saturday night, II would not bo surprising to me to see majority of 1000 or more rolled up against it.
 we urge every voter to 60 to the polls on Monday and do his duty"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-28
NEWS OF HE DAY
 IN SOCIETY WORLD
tCs.ts.sse fssn fsss ruessysFs.s.,

tcs.ts.ss9 frs. Pcs. reessysrs-r's
 Miss Lusy Houser and Mss Mary wsathsrly, who have been the much admired guesfs of Mas Mary Kennedy. have returned to ths,r hons n Annis- ton.
 Mrs. Hnsh orr. of Macon, ,Ga.. is the guest of Mrs. olase. on Hull Street.
 The friends of Mrs 4. T. LAmsr viii regret to lssrn of tho death of her brother. Mir. w.. g. Durham. at his home iu Fairfield County. South Caro- iina- .
 Miss Ines Ansley and MT. Arthur Ansisy are visitine relatives in sssss- mer.
 Mrs R. l.. saiter, of Columbus. Ga. is the guest of Mrs. Reese Martin. sos Madison Avenue.
 Mrs. John Flowers and children are visiting relatives In Jaiin. O.. MT. and Mrs. win Hubbard Of Mex leo. are the guests of MT. and Mrs. W. H. Hubbard on South Perry Street.
 Mss Frances Pearce. who is . stu
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-28
SOCIETY IN FLORENCE.
E srxs. A wafktr Caves Brilliant ] III M IT. iIfnranflhx VI

Etrcep31bx.
 Florence, Nov. e7--1 Special )--Mrs. A. E. walker was hostess Wednesday afternoon at one Of the largest and most delightful receptions of the fall season. giyen complimentary to Mrs. : Irvine Crasg Porter and Miss Virginia Caldwell, of Roanoke, Va.
 z Others assisting Mrs, Walker In re- eaiysng hers guests were Mrs. ". F. A6tafaTiaf1d.s Mrs. C. F.. Jordan, Mrs. James $. Robinson. Mrs Pratt. Miss Douglass Robinson. Miss Alice Tweeiy. Miss cellie Martin, Miss Lucy Ewin.
 In the dining room. prettily decorat- ed with palms. ferns and chrysanthe- mums. a salad course was served and coffee and various delicacies, Misses Martha Isonise BUS Willie Benham Heei1sx. Emma NaNa bn and Armine IwNedy officiating
 Mr. and Mrs N ", Efatton and MT. and Mrs. 0. W AndeFt6n entertained Thanksgiving day with 6 o'clock dinner, at which the faculty and students and twelve additional guests were present Autumn leaves taste. fully arranged, palms., ferns and chrysanthemums made delightful setting for the young ladies who were all in white After dinner the students and members of the faculty furnished delightful program of vocal and instrumental music and eloeution.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-28
7sasley Expects Bie Vote on
 Monday and q Big Majority

Dermss ssnator chsriss 3. rsasley. Who has been Aotipe in the capacity 6f ehafrmau of the Montgomery coun- e 4nti-amepdpsns forces. while Hon :. Aay Aushtop hss been on spsakins ttur. envs out the relieving state meat 1aturday night;
 'leotwifhstanding tho efforts of poms of the lssders of the amendment forces to intimidate the voters by threats and fnttmidstions in the daily press for the purpose of keeping them from tho poI1s. indications point to the larrest vote ever polisd in this county
 T think the minimum vote win bs 's.s0o and it would not De . surprise If t rssche~ 1.ooe. 1 have never in all my experience seen such interest dis played in any political question. With the exception of the small number who will vote for the amendment, the entire popu1ation seems to feel out ragsd at the bold attempt to. deprive 1t of It's rights which the people and their fore-fathsrs have enjoyed from time immelmoriai and their condem-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-28
NEWS or sUGasvILLE

kuggsvilie. V No4l 4lE1 a7 .tsbeeial. )-The sh8me Of Mrs. and Mrs L. A. Creagh was dAtroyed by fire Friday after noon. = saz
 Thomas B Moefss who was moved from here eight weeks ago with typhoid fever returned Friday and Is much improved.
 Mrs. W. Morris Barnes and Miss Mannye Deas are among the recent visitors to Mobile.
 S. e. Gordbold and Dell McKaskey attended the teacher Institute In Greenyille Friday and Saturday. Mrs Goldbold being on the program.
 MT. and Mrs. J. c. Wifham enter tained Thanksgiving.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-28
COTTON STATE LEAGUE
 ORGANIZED AT JACKSON

Jackson. Miss. Nov. s7.--tSpecial. l--- The Cotton States League was reorgan. ized here today with Algiers, La, Baton Rouge, La, Jackson, Miss. Yteksburg. Miss. Canton, Miss. and HattiesburE Miss.
 An invitation was extended to Me- ridian and Guifport, and Meridian to- night consented to come In, making an etght-club circuit.
 A committee composed oS W. R. Ham, ilton. New Orleans: Fred Sullens, Jaclk- son. and J. A. Flournoy, Canton. will have charge of an additional franchise. and will report on the etght-club prop osition at a meeting to be held in New Orleans. Dec. II, when permanent of- ficers will be chosen,
 This will give the league three Sun- day towns or four, if Gulfport comes In. The salary limit was set at $1. .2a0, with twelve men. and 1t Is agreed that R playing schedule of 110 games would be adopted. Link Stickney Of Mont gomery attended the meeting. aud. tt Is said several of the clubs are after hls services for manager.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-28

Default having been made In payment of executed by Susie T. Jones Waller and George F, Waller to the undersisned, s. P. and recorded, in Book POT of Mortsages on Page is5. of the Records in the Office of Judge Of Probate of MG,ntgomssry ,,,n,is. County, sf Traie contained in said mortgage, on Mon- day. the s7th day of December 1909. at the Arteiian Basin. in the City of Montgomery. ceed to seu at public auction to the highest bidder for cash. the following described real estEte. which is conveyed in said mortgage viz: ,,,, ,< U. .aE,N of N.W.N of section ls. Towaship is. Range fs. MontsomeT,gs, T,gs,.oSsn SSgnlS; Alahans
 v. P. MedAuGH Attorney. su-4t
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formed the simple. but artistic decora- tions for the four apartments thrown open to the guests. numbering sixty or more. Dancing was indulged in until a late hour
 Haynes Hall. of Montgomery. was the guest of his brother. E. O. Hall for several days this week.
 J. c. Donald of Monterey, was the guest of his sisters. Mrs. Joseph Me- Clurkin and Miss Mary M. Donald Thanksgiving.
 Hugh Frazier of Eimore, is visiting Dr. Williams and family
 Miss Mary Van Johnson of Pike Road Is the guest of Miss Lucille Broadway.
 Kelx Siedge of Montgomery, is spending the weekend with his cousin, George Dean Sheilman.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-28
Big Week for Sales
 at Abraham Bros. Stables

chance to ret just the animal that they have been looking for. Without . doubt they are as nne a lot of the good about whatever you buy from Abra- ham Bros. is all that it fs said to be. They have the reputation of being al- ways fair and square and If there does happen something to cause you worry just tell them and 1t will all be straightened out to your satisfaction Remember the name and the place Abraham Bros, corner N. Perry and Jefferson Sts.. Montgomery. Ala.
 Adv
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-28
NOT ON SECRET MISSION. Nicarasuan fs Not In Anerica on stats
 Buslnesa.

New Orleans. La, Nov. 27.--A rumor that his purpose in coming to New orleans was to institute action in the Federal courts to prevent further shipments of arms and ammunition to the revolutionfsts in Nicaragua from this port was denied tonight by Louis F, Corea. former Nicaraguan Minister at Washington. Mir. Corea arrived ners today. He said that he had come to New Orleans on private business and denied any connection with Nicaraguan official affairs.
 Although It was currently rumored that large quantity of arms for the insurgents would be shipped on the steamer Marietta di Giorgio. which sailed for Blueheids late tonight, its manifest showed no such articles and the official representative of Estrara here denied that any such shipment had been made.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-28
sTARKE BOYS WIN THE
 SEASONS LAST CLASH

In the fnai game Of the city inter. scholastic football season, the team of Btarke's School defeated the Edgar eleven by a score of 33 to 0. at the baseball park Saturday afternoon. score. was well played. Minnis, Trot. ter and Davidson. for Starke,s and the Sanford brothers for Edgar, put up 2 classy article of foootbaii.
 After the game the two teams were entertained at a dinner, tended b5 Professor J. M Starke at down-town restaurant,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-28
NEGRO SHOOTS TWO.

Ice Richmond Held for Assault to . Murder.
 fingered because his sweethert in sisted on riding with another man. Lee Richmond. a negro, began shoot ing promisculously Saturday night on the Norman Bridge Road. near catoma Creek. Two negroes in the party. Will Johnson and Wes Ashley. were hit. but not dangerously wounded. it Is thought.
 Richmond was arrested on the charge of assault to murder.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-28

The pas. week was a busy one for Abraham Bros. but the present one promises to be stiil bigger. Now that the campaign is practically over tho farmers can got down to work again and the nrst thing to be attended to should be the live stock. These live stabismen have prepared for the re- newcd interest h livestock and have on hand some Of the best stock that they have ever imported. Ono carload of fine horses arrived Saturday cons taining as fine string of horses as has been seen in Montgomery. Fcus carloads of mules are to arrive Mon day. This win give everybody .
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-28
BE A TRAINEp NunsE.

An opportunity is offered to young women who wish to become trained nurses to enter Registered nurses in Chicago receive s2S DO a week. Graduates of this school are eiigi- ble to membership in State and National Az. socia tons of Nurses. Tns course comprises three years Of training h prartieaL and ths- branches of the work. Tuition. board and laundry free. While in training the physical moral and social welfare of students are carefully guarded. For further particulars. and free booklet. address Miss Caroline Soellner. Suppl. Lakeside Hospital Training School for Nurses. 4i47 Lake Ave. Chicago.
 ---wed -au- If
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-28
changes Among ofacer. :.

Washington, Nov. 27.---At confer ence today between President Taft and Secretary of War Dickinson. it was de- cided to appoint Col. Edward R. Pratt of the 30th Infantry. commanding the Department of California. Brigadier- General. vice Carter. promoted. Upon his retirement Col. John D. Knight of the engineer corps. will be made a Brigadier- General. according to the de- cision reached and upon his retirement next January Col. H. M. Crittenden. of the engineer corps, will become q Brigadier General. He will be retired immediately after being made a Briga- dier General because of physical disa- bility.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-28
NOfce.

Notice is hereby given that by virtue of an agreement made and entered inte between Denison- Mum Telephone Co, partnership doing business at Brundidge Alabama. on Thursday, December 18th, 1909. on or about the hour of noon, in front of the court house at Troy, Alabama, they will proceed to sell to the highest and best bidder for cash all phone co. list of the assets to be con veyed by said sale Is file In the office Of ,G J. Hubbard. Register in Chaneery, at Troy Alabama The purpose of said sale Is to pay claims against said partnership and
 J. J. pENISON.
 J. J. MuNN. --wad -fri-sun- lot
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-28

scoring only forty-two points to his opponents fss.
 From the tenth inning on. the French oh synpion played ( skilifui uphill game. but the Phtiadelphian's lead was tooo great. although cassignot came within two points of tieing Cline in the thirty.hfth Cline went out easily on the fortieth with an unfinished run of fve points,
 cline's high run was ss and his aver age F 2o-to; cassignot averaged II e1-40. SPORTS
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-28
An Arc4ic ExpelIltlon.

Chicago. Nov 2T,--Dr. Harry ". Edmundson of San Fransisco VIII pc surgeon of the Amundson arctlc ex- nsdition which will saif from Norway tn JuIy according to an announcement made by Captain Roald Amundsen here today. Captain Amundsen IS here arranging for seven years sup ply of provisions.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-28
sheIten ie Arrestea.

H. Shelton, living at Martha Street and visitor at the shelton homei were arrested Saturday night charged with disorderly conduct, 1t being alleged that shelton struck his wife and knocked her six-motnhs old baby from her arms. seriously injuring 1t when IL struck the door.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-28
Moore Wins Cup.

Pinehurst. N. C.. Nov. 27.--F. A. Moore of Apayanis, was the winner of the Presidents cup in the final round of uent today, defeating F. T. Heating of Lenox. three up and two to play; c. B. Hudgon of Rochester won the consoii- datidn trophy from E.. A Guthrie of Gt. Augustine. four up and three to
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-28
Iansen win. sfar.then.

Yonkers. N. r.. Nov. 27.--Harry Jan. the annual Yonkers MarstSon race to- day. Dan sheridan of Toronto wa, second. and Mike Ryan of the Irish American Athletic Club was third twenty-six miles and ss5 yards.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-28

Anderson. wife of prominent attorney of Memphis. was seriously injured. and Mir Anderson and his father. s. B. Anderson. were slightly hurt when an automobile in which they were driv- ing coilided with street car tonight. Mrs Anderson taken to a nospi- tai, where her ndition was declared critical t,a late, hour tonight aseaf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-28

dent at Bremen College, will be in the city until Tuesday. tine guest of her parents, MT. and Mrs. L. B. Pearce. COUNCIL OF JEWISH w0MEN.
 The Council of Jewish Women will hold their regular monthly meeting. Monday afternoon. at 3:30. o'clock, in the vestry room of the Temple
 All members are requesteda to be important one.
 Miss s. Hsrsusher Of Troy spsnt sat- urday in the city with friends.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-28
rHE pAss1NG rHRoNa.

Ilf !. a Rabbi Alfred Moues. Of Mobile, pass cd throush Monte0mery Saturday night on his wAy to Loutsvtlle. whore he is calisd btcause pf fhe death of his bvothsr. Rabbi Nylv1ils Moses
 W. ". ouariss. of selma. is spend ing sunday in Montgomery.
 w. O. Hooten. of AutauEa. was a visitor ih the city Saturday.
 James W. Tranade. of chatom, was in Montgomery on business over Sat- urdsy.
 HI. O.. Abbott. of Birmingham. is spending sunday in the citv.
 O. s. Justice. of Central, Ala. was in the city Saturday on business.
 Judson Davil, of Eiat Top Mine. Ala. vas in Montgomery Saturday.
 E. R. Stewart. of Birmingham. is spending Sunday fp Montgomerv.
 
 Asto Celll1ss With Car.
 Memphis, Tenn. Nov. 27.--Mrs. H. B. 2 .l- -
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-28
NEWS OF CECIL.

Cecil. Nov 27--(special)-- )--one of the most interesting social events of Thanksgiving was the game and oyster supper. complimentary to the young people and their friends. Mrs M. K Futre1l was hostess.
 Palms and cut flowers In profusion
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-28

Downing. Jr. pr. and Mrs. L. VI. Kirkianj Mir. and Mrs. J- W. Thur mond. Mr and Mrs R. A. Daird. Prof and Mrs. R. E. l.. Key, Mir. c. K.
 Lee Miss Mamie Baxgett
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-28
Trial Treatment Package Coupon

.Dr. .. LawrSnce Hil,
 s e0e Hill Building. Jackson. Mich. am suffefinE from throat and lung trial package in plain. sealed wrapper. that i may try 1t and see for my self tf 1t win do what you claim 1t will I enclose 200 to help pay for packing, etc, and as an evidence that I am not sending for the trial package out of Of Idle curiosity.
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-28

inr and Dry pcek Company for the ssn Franeisco~ Poftlsnd Steamship Company, ou the PRcific coast. was
 suocsssfufiy leunched st high water todey. The. Bsaver complete is to cost
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-28
Importnnt Notice of Bsby Opera.

The Yankee Doodle Boys will re- hearse at 5 o'clock Mondays. wednes- days and Friday afternoons. Only boys under 12 can be used.
 At 3:30. on same afternoons. the Gypsy girls will rehearse.
 At 3 o'clock Tuesdays and Thurs days. the little Japanese dolls will meet.
 At s:so same afternoons the Minuet babies, Adv
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-28
A Cure For
 Consumption
pR. '. LAWRENCE HILL IS ACTUALLY CURING CONSUMPTION. BRoNcHiI1s' CATARRH. ASTHMA. AND ALI
 THROAT AND LUNG
 TRoIIRLES.

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 To Prove That Even tho Worst Casrs
 of Consumption Can Be Quickly
 Cured at Home.
 Jackson. Mich- Spscial--A remarkable announcement. based on positive proof mas hesn made by one of the foremost Apecia- lists and physicians in this @untry. pr. J. Lawrence Hhl.
 Esvervone who has weak Iungs Catarrh of the Bronchial Tubes or CataFrh In any form. EhronIc Hacking Cough. loss of flesh. Night 4sgaats Hemorrhages, Soreness or pain In tha chest or under the shoulder blades, or any other deadly symptom of Consumption should send for a trial package Of pr. Hilrs New Rational Remedy. This treatment quickly checks further progress of the dis- ease and produces new resisting power. ap- petite, flesh and good health All throat and lung sufferers should i'll out coupon below and send at once for trial pack age which the doctor sends by mall pre- paid.
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tent and it's occupants and the tent was burned in few minutes. Two children were badly burned. one fac tally, and 1t Is thought the other will die.
 Tine other occupants of the tent were burned, one of the men severely and the others slightly.
 All the clothing and the other con tents of the tent were destroyed.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-28
Lnuderd.I. Rexistrst,ou

Florence. Nov. 2s.-fspeciaD--Ths registration officers are doing a rush. ing business and before noon today about sixty men had registered. Of this number only three favored the
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-28

Any Fool can spend money. but the wise person makes money by patron king
 Fowler's Book Store.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-28
CLINE WINS AGAIN.
Outplays Cassignot With the Greates'
 Hrmaa

New York, Nov. 27.--Cline defeated Cassignot at the afternoon session by score of 800 to 4s1. the game being forty innings and Cassignot lost his game in the first ten innings, playing 1T his poorest form of the tournament ant
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-28

White of Pensacola are the guests of Miss Lucille Clanton, on South Holt Street.
 Mrs Morris Frenkel. who has been visiting her parents in Greenvilfe. has returned home.