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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-08
INSPECT BATTLESHIP
VISITORS BOARD THE MISSISSIPPI
 AT NEW ORLEANS.
A Hundred er More Louisisna Eaifors vfsifed the Big Man-of-war yesterday-To Entertain
 the O@cers.

New Orleans, May 7.--Lying serenely at anchor in the great stream whose name 1t bears, after having tourneyed through the passes and up the river without untoward happening. the Uni ted States battleship Mississippi was boarded and Inspected by throng Of interested visitors today.
 Among those who went on board the ship were hundred or more Louis- jana editors. They were passing through New Orleans on the way to their respective homes, after attending the annual meeting of the Louisiana Press Association at Covington. La. Prior to their visit to the batfleship. the editors were rendered Creole breakfast by Colonel Page M. Baker. editor of The New Orleans Times
 Numerous tenders of hospitality have been extended to the officers and crew of the Mfsslssippi during its stay In this port. The principal feature of en- tertainment will be a banquet to the officers at, the St Charles Hotel next Tuesday night. Prominent officials of several Southern States-. and of the Lakes-to-the-Gulf Deep Waterway As- sociation. are expected to be present. At the several places where the Mis- sissippf will stop on its Journy up the river. elaborate preparations have been made for the reception of officers and men.
 Little interest was taken among the officfEf personnel of the battleship in the resolution of Congressman Hol- iingsworth, of Ohio. questioning the placing of the picture of Jefferson Da- wis. President of the Confectionery. on the silver service, to be presented to the Mississippi at Horn Island next month. While the officers were ayerse to making statements for publication on the subject, they left the inference that they were not at all in accord with the terms of the resolution. All endorsed the generally expressed sem timent: sectional feeling among the officers of the navy has entirely dis- appeared"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-08
RoYALL CABELL SELECTED.
VIII Succeed Cnpexs as CommIssioner
 of Internal Revenue

Washington. May T.--Royall E. Ca- bell. of Richmond. Va. has been se- lected to succeed John G. Capers, of South Carolina. as Commissioner of Internal Revenue. MT. capers. some weeks ago. sent in his resignation. ef- Sective July 1. Mir. capers Is very Ill
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-08
n w. WrNrwoRTM pIns.
ma Man round Ill On Wharf in Pen- OA~ -- aaam1a

pensacola, Fla, May 7-(Speciai)-- George w. wentworth, an aged Con federate veteran died today h nos which he suffered some time during last night. p..
 He was picked up at the end of one of the city wharves by the police and heinz a stranger was sent to the hos pitai. Later his identity became known.
 The old man resided in Santa Rosa County and 1t is believed he went to the wharf to take boat for his home.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-08

the assistant superintendent of trans nortatIon to have been in the city when the accident occurred and also that all precautions were taken.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-08
HOUND.

rofJND-on Mildred St. purse containing smal sum of money owner can have same by Identifying, and paying for this ad Apply ll2 Alabama St. --is
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-08
TYPEWRIFERs AND REPAIRS

rvmpYBoDY cen afford to, own e type
 s.,r,ter at our prices Machines from e1O up
 ~i.,s7 or easy payments Repairs and sup- S1ssa southern typewriter ExchanEe. Mont Romery. eA
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-08
.Dfvfsion is Favored.

Birmingham. May 7-(SpeciaI)--It was . noticeable fact that during all the discussion in the Episcopal Coun- ell. about the division of the diocese. there was not one word of opposltioa I to the idea. There were differences indicated as to business details, but the proposition for the division had united support.
 A resolution for division could have been carried at this council easily. Tnasmuch as that would not have has tened the matter. 1t was thougSt, after full consideration. advisable to defer final action until next year. K
 At the meeting next year, the re- port of the committee, as to the finan- Gcial situation of the diocese and ways and means for the support of the Episcopate. in each diocese will be submitted to the council and when 1t is adopted, all obstacles to the divisi,n will have been removed.
 It is impossible for a division to be made effective until the consent of the general convention of the Episcopal Church of the United Sta.as has been obtained. The convention only meets once in three years and the next meeting will hot be until October 1910. when 1t will meet, in Cfncinnati
 For this reason resolution for a division of the diocese, this year would not have hastenei things. The division will take place sometime dur ing the early part of the year of 1911.
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MIILTTaRAPH T.ETTERe.

;,SSi0T1TIONe. etc, 10 faesimiIe of perfect typeWritinR done; names end addxeeses ie. HsskktSN fo f1latop, and envelopes a4dFeeeed sSsre oeaireH H L. Davant typewriter Go. Firsl Nat'onai Bank Bid< --ts
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-08
RUBRER HOsE.

You wiii find e most excellent grade and .trietiv fuaranteed hose here. The new saoia have arrived and remember you take no risk. Little Paint Store II North Perry street
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-08
FrNANCIAL.

MONEY TO LoAN--Loan on improved city real estate , snd MontgoTmsry ne County farm Phone 1tsS, --35-ti MoNExi Moneyl Moneyi We have plenty of ss ta iend on city and suburban and fsrrn nsopsrty at and per cent. Loans usade n one day. State Abstract Co. if 6. Perry. s--s7-tf SEVERAL thousand doliars to lend on i'm. proved real estate. iu Montgomery. Farm fst,as in Montgomery county. R. '. String. fellow. Box Nos-ss4. Phone No. 3ss. Mont gomeFy. Ala -s1-ses TOANs-Mads promptly on Montgomery
 1Ssei Estate If you desire to borrow or isnd money see Montgomery Ahatrect Co, L. W. Ma artin President. First National Bank Ruilding. --aT-7t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-08

>elergy of the dioosse be reQuested to contribute e5 per month for this fund. The motion was carried, .A Rev. R.-H. Cobb, D. D.. was elect ed secretary, position he. has occur urer. and the following executive Cobbs. !. H. Fttts. C.. E. Walker. ". ". Screws and J. O. Banks. The cierGy society then adjourned. . The deisgates to the fourth diocesan missionary conference in Montgomery elected were p, N Bremen. s. crusc. and ". H. Monk. IT. ciergymen Rev., E. W. Gamble. Selma; Rev. lt. A. d'ovies. Birmingham.
 Rev. W E. Evans moved that the next council be held beginning May 10. 1s1o4 which was adopted.
 A. report of the trustees of the Uni- versity of the South, was read by Rev. stewart Mcqueen.
 The report of the standins commit tee was read.
 Rev. Stewart Mcqueen said that the beard of missions met last night and apportioned $500 more than the pledges and relied upon the council to sustain this action, whereupon a col lection was taken and ysi2 subscribed making the total mission subscription s7,212. The sum of ss.soo was secured last night.
 John D. Mitchell. of Mobile. was ons of the elected members of the standins committee and not R. H. Pearson, d was wrongly announced fn yesterday's special
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-08

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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-08
WANTED--BoARDERs,

WANTEp-B -Boasdsrs-oocupants for two nicely furnished rooms one front room
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WANTED-sITUATION.
WANTED FEMALE HELP

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WANTED.

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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-08
MIRCELLANEoVH.

sroRA0E--New eoncrt9a outl4ine, epealnis iv bullt fer all kfaes e skesa9e; bnlk ss4Ee
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-04
THE WORLDS SPORTING NEWS
UMPIRE FLYNN STARTS RIOT
AT TACOMA
POLICEMAN HAS TO OF CALL
60 TO PROTECT UMPIRE
FROM ROUGH STUFF.

TACOMA. June t,-limmy Flynn.
tho umpire. was nearly mohhed
hero yesterday a. a result of a raw
decision In the second inning AIT
or the game be beat u for the
ticket office. and special police
man was called 20 conduct him
nom the park.
Il was al the result OF a de
eision on Magee In the second
Emil frlsk got 20 first on his inns
nv that Swain dropped klppeft %
error lot Magce In for trip TO the
first sack, Custer bit little one
forcing Frlsk at the plate,
Then Miller lined one TO Kip
pert who threw Magoe out At the
home plate. but Jimmy Flynn
couldn't see Il and called him safe.
The row started. With all the Ia
coma team SURROUNDING him, Olaf
lin threw his glove In flynn's face
and was put out Of the game sam
ucls succeeded him without warm
ing up and retired tho side
Miller. for Seattle. pitched won
derful ball. He only allowed the
Tisers four hits, and showed clever
control at all times.
In the eighth inning Seattle got
two runs. which gave them the lead
sufficient 10 win the game Tacoma
was helpless after the fltth inning
when her one run came In. The
score.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-04
HERMAN TELLS TWISTER
ARTISTS To JUMP #
THEY WANT TO
m'eRuplu WAKES wRorH AND
Would HE GWiho.To LAND
or SIZZLING CLIMATE.

+. SAN FRANCISCO, June i.-Pres.
ideno Frank Herman. or the Callfor
mia atnto league. says ia reply 10 a
Partland dlspatoh. that II Pitchers
Druhot and Lane, now playing with
outlaw teams. have promised to
Jump 10 Portland they will violate
The pledges they gave him few
days ago that they wouid remain
with The state league Herman ~
inclined 10 believe the report. but
be says II they want TO do the ffog
act he has no means Of prevent
ing It
Tho Portland end Of tho oonito'
very sprung from Walter Mccre'
die. who. on his return from the
last California trip. announced that
he had secured Pitchers Carl Druh0t
and Kenneth Lane Mecrcdlo had
Informed Cal Ewing Of his inten.
ton, whetewith he was put hep 10
the fact that while there was no
objection 10 tho two players com
lng 10. thoy would be folsgated 10
tho Oakland club.
ThereAt wAEed one MeGredle very
wroth. and told Ewing and his rang
to bic themselves 10 that mythical
region noted for lis sizzling climate.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-04
BLACK CAT FANS WILL
NOT STAND FOR
CHANGE
ABERDEEN WANTS INDIANS
THERE NEXT WgEK-wILL
PLAY HERE SUNDAY.

Seattle will no; have Spokane
here next week. according 10 an
nounecmrnt made this morning by
President DuEdale. Of the Seattle
club Last niEht dug received a
sire from President Mcfarland. Of
the Aberdeen club. stating that the
fans there would not stand for the
change voted upon last Saturday
hight
During a meeting held here last
Saturday. Manager Rowland, think
ing everything would BE- all nEht
voted 10 have Spokane play IN So
attic nett week. But the Black Cat
fans would not stand for H. and
when Manager Rowland arrived 10
his home camp he vas jumped upon
b. all the faBatical feet In town.
A. tho matter now Hianda. the
regular schedule will be carried out
with tho exception that spokane
and Vancouver will be seen In a
game here Sunday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-04
WILL CLIFFORD Be THE
NEXT NAN To FACE
BAT. NELSON
FRISCO FANS WILL TRY AND
DOPE IT UP AFTER HIS
MILL WITH picATo.

n Jack cilffDrf wins over Frank
ricato at Oakland next Tuesday
niEht u ls mora than liksly that h.
an b. the nsSt man 10 face battling
Nelson.
n casting about for suitable ap-
ponsnt Tor hi sokiahamA CITY date.
luna "a. Nielsen hit upon ciifferl
whom he bsat in fiys rounds q, 90
don a rear Aso. Tho Dane however
vii submit other names 10 the Okla
homa promoters but In All PROBABLE
ny he will fecammend that Clifford
b. selected.
cilfflfd lie a tough boy with a
terrific punch and up 10 tho time
that Nelson laid him low ne was
sivins the Battlsf merry time Of
IL Nelson tried 10 get PM kniKht.
who showed aaina ciasa hero ~ an
Amaicur. and Wis has befn doins
we'll " late In the professional ranks
but Knight wanted a house and lot
. grad plano, an automobile and v
rsf cent of the gross receipts. % he
Fot the big scratch
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-04
" HE KNOCKS YOUR TEETH
DOWN YOUR THROAT HE
CAN PUT EN- BACK.

BAN FRANCISCO. June t.--I~aach
Cross. who accepted terms last night
for ss.round fight with Dick Hy-
land before Jim coffroth'a club on
June "a. is one Of the tailest light
weights In the ring. and Is stili
growing a year ago he stood 5
feet 7 In his stocking feet. and To-
day he stands and inch taller. When
not engaged in the gentle art Of
knocking peoples blocks OF. he In
dulgea In the Joyous pastime Of
separnilng unfortunates from their
teeth. being a practieing dentist IN
New York. His name, az II appears
on the single in front Of his torture
parlor. Is Dr. Louis C. wallach.
Cross. who started fighting three
years ago. has met all Of the good
boys u the east, including Bert
Reyes. Battling Hurley. Mike Glover,
Young Loughrey, Charlie Griffin.
Tommy Murphy. while Fitzgerald
boy OF the east. Including Bert
went six rounds with him In New
York last summer. While no
decision was rendered, tho concen-
sua u opinion WIS., that Cross won
Cross Ia clever and has a punch.
but he doesn't like punishment
Whom the firing becomes too rapid
he resorts 70 a turtle defense that
has the Eddie Hanlon coyer-up LASH
ed 10 the mast Cross has never
Travelled farther than - rounds. and
his decision to take on Hyiand over
tho Marathon route IA In The nature
Of an experiment with him. II he
makes good At the long distance he
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-04
DENVER five LEADS IN
BOWLING TOURNAMENT

last night was an off ore ~ the
haN ling tournament sra sHtY three
fifasmsn teams eenusteli. The South
sides u beaver, The Seepefis u - /.
attic aHi tho Case a Aetaf team nf
fnrtiant The beaver quiHistta sas
cured The highest total - tsa eVs-
Ming 1855 fts Portland team roll
"a 9Ha ~ the biggest single games
u 3he tourney. VA but ilsit other
two snmea were % lad that theY
only tGtaied $50 IRE iaeai team
uais tame rhovins ard relied
t.138.
In ne aftcrnonn me tSo-usn
teams and the individual matches
were rolled Wnulicy n beaver
rolled sis. i8g. 9ol ard riied ~ a
total u si7 In tho Individual max .
IND him high man In sha ipafna-
ment hut a few mnrsnta later Doh .
kius u apakans rolled zee III and
al. making total Of ga which
score will probably win tie inii.
tiduai ehampionship In the doubles
netkins and ballard u Spokane
rolled the high score lila. which
pat them IN MN place.
Following are Nte-mfu scores
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-04
MAGNATES MAY SPLIT
NORTHWEST LEAGUE IN
TWAINTO SAVE GAME

In the sams. and the clubs viii SUI.
Ter financial Ices
President cahn u tho apekhne
club faxufa the movement. hieh
makes It pretty strong Tor spokans
10 far IL the only team which ean
give Seattle "A Gloss rub,
Small attendance has MARKED the
games aii over the rirruli laialf In
this city. WHEN sunday and Aaturs
day afternoon games arc taken out
there Isn't mitch 10 talk about the
roai u the week
Tho magnAtea have u dopsd out
that this il due 10 the fAct thai
Seattle has such a blE lead aVef the
athrr teafual
while President nuHdale Is glad
70 hAvr his team vinninF, yet iia is
ready Tor any move uhich wili bsne-
NJ the league.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-04

GAMES

Next Sunday the Keystone col.
pred team OF this city will play a
team Of Jaianeae sailors at Dug.
dale's park The keystones are a
last team. and Il Ia said the jap.
lnnese are some classy for ANA.
lteurs.
Last Sunday the Keystonee lined
inp against the Brace a Hergert
team and were lust getting down to
business when somebody started
the clouds leaking and the umpy
called tho game on account OF the
heavy dripa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-04

curve or a waste ball and vice
versa.
IN addition the catcher has In his
repertoire rlEnala that ZIP of 10
tho pitcher when 70 throw 10 first
% catch q man mapping. 10 the aec.
ond hascmhn and pitcher, or 10
the pitcher and shortatop. 80 they
viii act In concert TO got man
asleep on second
Il has been truly said that the
brain Of q team ls behind the bat
and tho eatohers sho rise above the
ordinary are the men who, In add
ton 10 their ability 70 hang onto
tho bail and throw, have some OF
that gray stuff under the roots Of
sheir hair
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-04
CARROLL WILL ACT
As referee

Jimmy Carroll wiil referee the
wrestling match between Eddie
|OCannell, instructor Of tho Multi
nomAh Athictic club Of Portland.
and Frank Riley Of Tacoma. which
IL to take place Friday night In Ger
mania hall IN the City Of Destiny.
o'Connoil must throw his man
three times within an hour or forfeit
the match. O'Connsli recently threw
Riley In loss than a minute At Port
land
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-04

TOURNAMENT NOTES.

The annual meeting Of tho west
ern Bowling congress was held yes
to-day morning at the Washington
Annex. and much Important bust
ness was transacted. Harry Leap
u San Francisco was elected preal-
dent for tho ensuing year. Leap Ia
one Of the beat known bowlerH on
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-04

Did you ever 70, a good llno on
tho work Of the catcherf
For instance. the way he signals
to the pltchorl
Probably not. for as a general
thing no one but the pitcher can 500
what tho catcher calls for.
When the backnlop adnaia down
behind the batter aud holds bis mitt
edEsways. or perhaps turns II 80 the
palm faces the pitcher. he tips on 10
his battery mate what he thinks will
FOOL the batter
II he wants straight. fast ball.
he holds down hla index finger
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-04
TURKS WIN so MANY oAnEs
THAT GANG IS oAspiso
FOR BREATH.

Because purs bunch under tho
leadership u tho Peerless Mike. ~
winning % many games a move
meat has been started in Tacoma
and ethef cities whose teams arr
down Ia the cellar 70 have the sea
son split In twain IN order. ., ls
aid. to prevent interest in tho
league Kamcs dying out altogether
fresideni Shredder ~ tbs Tacoma
club says that unisss the season Il
divided tho fans viii lose Interest,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-04

n he thinks the batter will go
after a curve ball. or bite on It. az
tho players call II. he holds two fin.
gers as shown In tho photograph.
II he wants the pitcher 10 waste
a ball. so as to give him a chance
to nip a runner. he holds down his
thumb
There are times when tho catcher
gets an Instructive bunch that his
signals are being dipped OF either
BY a runner on second. who may be
IN a position To see his Signals. or
BY someone in the hloaehers. armed
with q slaAa Then he switches II
and with one finger may mean a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-04

tho Coast. and Al pfgaani Is The
proprietor n ths Central aiieYa in
San Francisco besides having ethaf
large business lntareats
The other officers selected were
n n Alien Of Seattle, first vice
president. Freti Wolf u Denver. Sec.
nni gicr president. r. a. clihnfn II
Vancouver, third ylee president. A.
4. Jenkins Of Seattle. secretary and
treasurer. aud " =. Xchrins u Salt
iAhr. delegate II large Il was de-
rldei 10 hold the isio tournament
Of the " n c. at aan Francisco.
Ladies Roll Well.
One 81 the features u last nights
bowling was the match batWsen the
ladies team 81 Denver and dilbsfs's
tat men Of this city, II proved to
he very enc aided az the ladies out.
clasaed tbs haavywelghis and won
BY q score ~ 3,ols 20 i.sss
WpoileY u Denver. DphkIns n
Spokane and wilkins u AnacHtss
Lad In the order named for the
medal offered 10 the bowler rolling
the best average fof nine games In
the toafnamsnt
Want Dig Match.
Thorpe and Ahrena u San Fran
cisco are anxious 20 roll any two.
men team IN town on Tho t1urna-
mont alleys for any sum up 90 ftea
Here IL a chance for weoiify and
Watt
Has Coed Eseuss.
'Hse-Hos Brown. who rolled with
nechtel In the doubles. claimed that
HE bad showing was dur 20 the
fact that the lights shining on hts
partners bald pate dasslsd his eyes
% that no could not 500 the pins
Bic poinas Sunday.
Sunday night theirs viii be a
special evsnt for five teams Of five
men each Entrance fee for each
team will be 100. and the high team
after rolling three games will take
the money
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-04
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-04
Norrp noRsrMAN prAp.

SAN FRANCISCO. June 4. -
News reached this city today OF
III death In Sonoma county OF
Burr Noble. one Of the bes, known
horaemen In the state. Noble was
killed yesterday In a runaway &C.
eident near Santa Rosa. His skull
was fractured and he died within
a few hours,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-04
Totals

The 1855 Of tho corinthlan No. I
breaks a national record. In 1901
the Corinthians won the national
championship In Atlantic City With
asst Last year the BrrnHwiclss Of
New York Won the championship In
Rochester with 2,sa3. establishing a
national record that was broksn LAT
night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-04
RACERS REACH BUFFALO
ON THEIR WAY To
A.-Y.-P. {.

BUFFALO, N. u, June 4. :
The automobiles entered In the
tfanseontinental race from
New York to tho Alaska. Yukon.
Pacific exposition At Seattle
arrived hero at 4:f5 O'Clock
this afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-04
BOWLING RECORD
GOES AT new YORK

NEW YORK. June 4.-An Ma
tionai Bowling association records
were smashed at Madison Square
Garden when the flss-ma team No.
3 Of the Corinthians made the great
mark o. 2sss This Is considered
a notable performance. and mighty
cheer was sent up whom the score
was announced. Here il tho team