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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-14
PENSACOLA SOCIETY

Pensacola, Fla, June 1s.--(SpeciaL) ) MT. voiney D. Phillips. who has been attending the University of Francesca. has returned home having made an excellent record in the University. Announcement has been made Of the approaching marriage of Mir. Frank E. welies and Miss Flossie Boyer. the event to occur at the home Of the brides parents on June 24. The young people are among the most prominent h the city. MT. Weiies being A mem- Der of the wholesale firm of Welies- Kahn Company and Mss Boyer. the
 daughter of a prominent lumber sx- porter.
 Mfr. and Mrs. William Fl. Knowles and family have gone to North Hadley, Canada, where they will spend the
 summer at their summer home there.
 Mir. Ellis Knowles will remain in Pen-
 saeole.
 Mfr. and Mrs. R. M. Cary and fam fly are among the residents who have sought the bay shore for the summer. occupying their cottage on the shores.
 The weekly meeting of the M. A. E. Club. among the most popular of Pen- saeoia's card clubs, is to be with Mrs. Soderquist tomorrow afternoon, and Is
 looked forward to with interest by the members.
 Captain and Mrs. J. N. Turtle, who
 have been spending several weeks at I the old Mill Inn, have returned to their cottage at Fort Barrancas for the suunner.
 | Miss Jeanette Isrsei left today for | BirminghAnl, where she will remain
 for several weeks visiting friends. | Mir. and Mrs. John Maxwell have gone to North Carolina where they l will visit relatives for several days. l Mir. A. 1T, Credlle. who has been at- I tending Lombard College. at Gales burg. III. during the session. reached
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-14

summary--Inning pitched, by Live. ly s. by Thomas 1. Hits appoFtioued, of Lively {, off Thomas 1. Runs scored, of Lively 8, off Thomas 8. Two- base hit Detxer. Three-base hit, 'RockenfeId.- Stolen bases. Whiteman, deMontreviIle. Huelsman. Sacrifice hits, Lindsay. Double plays. Gremin- ger tunassistedJ, Lively to Rocken- BFeitenstein o. by Lively {, byi Thomas 1. Base on balls, by BreiteIastein (. by Lively .. by Thomas ?. Hit by pitch. G ger Y WiId 1Iatcf pttch. sreitenstsin' s smn- Time 2:1o. Empires, Fltzsimmons and Mo-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-14
no Demonwtrmto Pmtent.

Birmingham, June 13.-(Special-- Representatives of the Bullard Car Door Company, a new equipment for railroad cars. left here today for At lantic City. where they go to make a demonstration of the patent before the meeting of the Master Mechanics of railroads of the United States.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-14
MAsoNs or ABBEvILLE
Hsnry Lodge No. sl Elects Its ona-


 Abbeyiiie. June Is--tSpeciaL)-At a regular meeting of Henry Lodge No. 91. A. F. and A. M. the follawing offi- cers were elected: T. F. Searcey. w. M.: M. V. Capps, s. W: J. M. David son. !. w.: g. N. singletary. Treasurer: c. Fl. Strickland. Secretary: J. C.. Armptrong. s. D.: D. E. Shirley. J. D.: D, M. Hix. Tiier.
 Rev. T. F. Gable. nastor Of the Baptist Church. is conducting a series of meetings. Much interest is being manifested in the meetings and the attendance is large.
 Several of the citizens are endeavoF- ing to establish a power plant on the Abbey Creek. nine miles below here. During the past few days. capitalists and engineers from Washington. Phit- adeiphie and New York have come to Abbevilie to inspect the proposed site with view to erecting Q plant.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-14
rareu.lI of RockhiII.

Picking, June 13-W. W. Rockhill, the retiring American Minister to China. was received in farewell audience to- day by the Regent Prince Chun. who expressed very cordial sentimnts to- ward Mir. Roekhill and the United States. The stan of the American le- gation also was present at the audi ence.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-14
Carey to Little Rock

Memphis. Tenn. June 1S.-(Special. ) George Carey, the veteran first base man released by Memphis. will play first for Little Rock pending recovery from injury to Tarleton in Nashville. the deal for Carey having been close today, when Manager Finn passed through en route home.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-14

Sumnaary--Two.base hit, Baerwald. Three-base hit, Wheeler. Sacrifice hit, wiseman Stolen bases, Seigle, Coul- son. Struck out. by Perdue ?. by Vie balm 1. by Dick (. Base on balls, oR Perdue 1. off yiebahn 1, of Dick 2. Hit by pitcher, by Viebahn fO'Leary.) Time. i;4o. Umpire. osBrien.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-14
HAYES LOSES RACE
 TO JOHN SSANBERG

Kansas City. Mo, June 1S.-Johnny Hayes. winner of Olympic Marathon. after running nine miles of twenty with John Svanberg, of Sweden, was seized with eramp and was forced to retire. Syanberg finished the race. His time was 1:52.33 2-5. Svanberg led Hayes by four laps at the time of the latfer's retirement.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-14
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
PhlII,s. snether Cardlnals.

St. Lolis. June 1s.--Philadsiphia smothered St. Louis in the third game of the series today 10 to {. The St. Louis pitcbers were hit hard sad often driven from the box in the third. Roger Bresnahan played centerasid. Philsdeiphia. .o4o 2s1 ooo--iO IS . s'i 'iBatteries--Mcouilian. nv Richie and Dootn: Beebe, Moore, Rhodes. Higgins and Phelps. Time, 2:o&. Umpires. O'DRy and EmsIie.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-14
MEMPHIS WINS ONE
TAKE MEASURE OF THE CHAMPS
 IN sHUTOUT GAME.
Dicks Pitehing Was Feature, While Periue Was Batted from the Box by Memphis in the
 Seventh.

Memphis, Tenn. June 1s.---In c game free of sensational plays, Memphis de- feated Nashville today by score of { to o. The features of the game were the pitching of Dick and the hitting of the locals, Perdue was taken out in the seventh and viebahn substi- tuted
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-14
.. A. pfeth.ny Arrrwtea.

Birminghafn. Juns iS--tspeciaI) )---I. A. Methany has been arreatsd here on a charge of being wanted in EotwAh county on charge of disposing of mortgage property. The arrest was made by deputy sherif.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-14
CITY BOWLING LEAGUE

The bowiers Of the city league will get together in four more series thls week and there will most likely be q change in the standing before the end of the week. = There are three prizes in the league; one to the team wit hthe highest to- tai pins; one to the team winning the most games; and one to the individual with the highest average.
 The standing for the respective prizes
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-14
campbeII Reatn Wiltee.

Ctncinnati, June l3.--It was battle of ieft-handers when the Cincinnatis aud New. Torks met in the third game of. the series here this afternoon. and won out by 6 margin of one run. Both pitchers received sensational sup port, a enchanted catch by Murphy being | the feature. S,S seoTs; ceo o,. BILE; New York =. 900 900 1oo-i 8 0
 Ratteries-CSmpbell and Mclean :, Wiltse and Meyers Time. 1880. Um- pires, Klem and Kane.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-14

whether any particuiar day shalt bring to you more of happiness or suffering. is largely beyond your power to determine: whether each day of your life shall give happiness nr sucering rests with yourself-Ge so LA Merriam.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-14
nenten Flelaa I,eerlx.

Chicago, June I3.-Boston gave q poor exhibition of feldinS today, but Boston's mispiaya. with bases on balls virtually gave Chicago seven runs, the ninth and allowed fours tallies on ana punched hitting scored Boston's Il three srfors. ( Eift and one hit
 chicaRo... :. ..OlI 500 2os---s ! sosse.l. s.,. .s ,ro, .:.;Ioa 4 ice O gOrI Esr guson and Smith. Time. 1s6k Ums ptres. RiKler and Truby.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-14

Minister in Cleveland stoutly main- tains that smoking Is no sin. Maybe not. but when a poor man insists on smoking nothing but the best HaYanas it's a burning shame
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-14
WnI ohserve FIng nax .

Flag Day will be observed this af- ternoon by the Francis Marion Chap ter D. A. R.. at Oak Park, p. m.
 Mrs. Harvey F. Jones' hostess, Hon. John H. Wallace. Jr.. Orator.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-14
WORK AT THE FORT
COMPARTMENT WILL MAKE LARGE
 ExPENDITUREs.
Bui1ainws Are Being Erected And The GrsunAs Are Being rnproved-- T. A. JennanGs Talks of
 Naval Stores.

Pensacola. Fla, June 13--(SpeciaD--- Improvements in the way of new build ings are being made and are to be made at Fort Barrencas, which will reach almost s10o.o00 in expenditure.
 Much of the work will be started in q short time, the contracts having been awarded, while some of it Is now be- ing done. and big force of men is be- ing employed at the forts in carrying out the Improvements.
 Five large buildings. which include q barracks ITO feet in length, two sets of staff quarters, a lsvstory and bath house and a mess hall for the six companies of artillery stationed there, are now under construction, while con- tracts have been awarded for an Iron fence enclosing the grounds. a steel water tank, and ornamental gateway and a steel trestle is to be done at once.
 Bids are to be awarded soon for hardening the cemetery road. which extends from the fort to the city, thus providing an excellent driveway.
 The government has just expended half . million dollars on a sec wall at Fort Pick ems and in addition tloo.- 900 more has been expended at this fort and at Fort Pickens in other inn- provement work.
 When all of 1t is completed the group of forts will be the most modern along the gulf and Atlantic coasts.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-14

Key West Fla. June fs.--Arrived: and sailed for Tampa MascottA, Allen. Knights Key and sailed for Havana; Rio Grande, Risk. New York, and sail- cd for Tampa.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-14
Petstion Aeafnst sEerrsa.

Huntsville, June i3--tHpeciai.1 1---A
 petition asking that Charles T. Mor- ris, a druggist at Tuscumbia. be ad- judged an involuntary bankrupt was
 |, filed in the United States Court by al- legged creditors. yesterday afternoon.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-14
Amersenm f,>a~m>
Mnssnnna r,..w,.

gostoq at Chicago,
 New YorIk at Cincinnati. Philadelphia at St. Louib.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-14

Milwaukee q: Louisville .. Toledo {; Minnealofis O.
 Indianapolisf (; St. Paul 1. Kansas City c: Columbus a.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-14
NayaI store. nnsiuess.

That the naval stores market, which has been advancing rapidly during the past ten days or two weeks. will con tinue upward is the belief of T. A. Jennings. President of the Williams Naval Stores Company. and one Of the best informed men in the naval stores business.
 For months. when the market was low and apparently without hope of recovery, he has expressed the belief that 1t would re-act for the better. and now that 1t Is jumping forward he gives utterance to the belief that 1t will continue to climb for several weeks and until it reaches a point where it win be very profitable to be engaged in such a business.
 For year or more few of the opera. tors or factors have even paid operat- ing expenses. the sale of the output being sold at below the actual cost of production. and the fact that the mar ket has turned and is now advacing rapidly is causing much rejoicing among the producers.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-14
National \
A~.mvsrlnm A.~n

ChfcAHo b; Bost0n T.
 Philadellhie 10: St. Louis (. New York l.; Cincinnati |.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-14
MARINE NEWS.

Key West, Fla. June 13.-Passed Sand Key. 18th. p. rn., steamer Co., mus; 18th, e. m.. TioEo to New Or leans; ?. m., schooner George R, Bradford; s p. m, steamer ccloradc. Aall bound west.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-14
dANrEs TODAY.
seutzbern Ienwra.

eeutheen xsenmua. Montgomery at New Orleans. Birmingham at Mobile. Nashville at Memphin. Little Rock at Aflanta.
 ---~-~---s
 Amaraean Lsague. Chicago at New York. St. Louis at Philadelphia. Detroit at Waohfhcton. Cleveland at Boston.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-14

home this morning to spend his vaca- ton with his parents.
 Mrs. W. N. Herrider. of Waycross, Ga, arrived in the city thls morning to join. Mir. Herrider. who has decided to locate in the city.
 Mrs. E. B. Hoffman and daughter. Miss Mary, will leave tomorrow for San Antonio. Tex, where they will visit relatives for several weeks.
 Miss Carrie Gahlenbeck is the hcst- ess thie week of the Maidens Club. which 1s one of the new social organi- cations composed of young people. .S
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-14
Texas League

Fort Worth. O: Galveston, 8. Oklahoma City, { San Antonio, c. Dallas. {; Houston, 1. Shreveport, 3; Waco, 2.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-14

gone to North Carolina, where the, will visit relatives for several dayA
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-14

Miss Jeanette Israel left today for BirmiuxhAnl. where she will remain for several weeks visiting friends.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-14
HArIoxAL LEAGUE
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.
GAMES YESTERDAY.

aousherm Lengwa New Orleans 6; Montgomery 6. Memphis (; Nashville Q.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-14

Mir. A. H. Credlie. who has been at tending Lombard College. at Gales, burg, H.. during the session, reached
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-14
Arkansas LeagVM

Monroe oe-Jonesboro, rain. Hot Springs, s; Helena. {. Texarkana, 2-1; Fort smith. 5-5.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-14

Pensacola, Fla, June Is.--(SpecfaL) MT. volney E. Phillips. who has been attending the University of Harnesses. has returned home, having made an excellent record in the University.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-14

Captain and Mrs. !. n. Turtle, wht have been spending several weeks a the Old Mill Inn, have returned to thei cottage ct Fort Barrancas for tn, suunmer.
The border vidette., 1909-09-04
Big ResOrvOIr Completed.

Last Sunday the Nogales Water Company and hundreds of Nogales citizens, many of whom are stockhoId- ere, celebrated the completion of the great l, 100000 gallon reservoir.
 There was music, beer and sand wiches, not to mention spe eches galore, the principal orators of the occasion, being Judge Eb Williams. Frank J. Duffy and District Attorney w. A. O'Connor, who spoke in behalf of the invited guests. The gentlemen ex- pressed the sentiment of the entire community when they complimented President Ephraim and his company for the manner in which they have more than fulfilled their contract with Nogales, which about two years ago granted the company a franchise.
 President Ephraim. on behalf of his company, feelingly and in a straight forward manner responded to the speeches, during which he said the completion of the mammoth reservoir was only one of many needed improv- mehts contemplated by the Nogales " ster Company.
 Manager kphraim is all right; so IS the No2eles Water Company. This week large force of men have been busy putting roof over the reservoir.
The border vidette., 1909-09-04

Thursday morning Mrs. George P. Jones departed for Los Angeles, ac- companied by master Charley Emory. Mrs. Jones will enjpy a couple of months visit in Los Angeles with her friend Mrs. F N Cox. Charley will en- ter one of Los Angeles excellent edu- cational institutions when the fall term opens The bright little fellow has host of friends here all of whom join ia wishing him luck at school. MT. Jones will try and get along some- ho- during the absence of Mrs. Jones and Charley, but says it is mighty lonesome at the big house on Mob Hill.
 John Henderson, the mine manag ger, who many years has been operating in the state of Sonora. was a business visitor in the city Wednesday of this week from Pasadena, California, where he and the family have an elegant home After transacting the business which brought him to the line city, MT. Henderson returned to California. He said that very shortly his company would commence active operations down in tho Altar district, Sonora. William Kemp, the mining engineer, is asso ociated with Messrs Henderson and P. Sandoval, the Nogales, Sonora, banker.
 Ed. Holler is now holding down the responsible position of cashier in the Sonora railway depot. on the Mexican side of the line. filling the vacancy caused by the removal of E. w. Adams, arrested at Benson on a charge of forging telegraphic pass for him. self and affinity" who was also brought back from Tucson. Adams could not furnish bail and is in the county jail waiting the action of the grand jury. The "affinity" gave bail for her appearance. The railway of icials will push the case against Adams who appears to be hard up against it.
 
 'ice-president of the Yaqui River Consolidated Gold & Copper Company, eft for Del Rio, Texas, his former nome, on combined business and pleasure visit, taking with him the pest wishes of a host of friends and The property of his company, which is located ip the Mag lalena district, Sonora, is reported az 'eing very valuable, and arrangements Ire now being made to operate same 'n a larger scale than ever. Samples if ore from the mine on exhibition in THE BORDER VIDETTE office certainly ook like ready money" and is said o assay better than fourteen ounces old per ton.
 Tuesday there was held. in this city, special meeting of the stockholders f The Wanless Exploration Company, incorporated under the laws of the erritory of Arizona. The following we'll known, prominent business men If HermosilIo, Sonora, were unanim- 'usly elected directors for the ensuing 'ear: Mark w. Wanless, H. H. Light, A. F. Tarin, H. J. Smith. Victor A guilar, Antonio B. Monteverde, Al 'ert0 May. Caledonia o. Ortiz Mark Nanless is president and manager, H. l. Light, vice president and engineer, I. J. Smith. secretary, and A. F. Tarin treasurer. Wednesday morning dr. Wanless, who was accompanied y his family, left for the east, on nbined business and pleasure trip, to be absent from Sonora a nonth.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-05-23
GETTING HUNGRY AGAIN.

Mansfield Enterprise: All hunting
licenses expired on May 5, and you will
have to step UP to the Captains office
and pay another dollar before you can
Kill any more of the States game. The
hungry boys have spent the $I25,ooo you
gave to them last year, but they are
getting hungry again, and their insatiate
appetite calls for more and more blood
money, to be wrung from the tax-bur-
dened people. However, there seems
te be no help for you, and you can only
pay up and look cheerful.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-05-23
HAGEMAN SENTENCED
He Is to Serve Thirty Days OH the Pub
lie Roads and Fped Two Hundred
Dollars and Costs


Henry Hageman, convicted of selling
Intoxicants i'll violation of law, ap-
peared in the District Court yesterday
morning with his attorney, Hon. Leon
R. Smith. His presence in the court
room was a surprise to many, who had
not expected his return. After hearing
a plain talk from Judge Murf he was
sentenced to thirty days on the roads
and to pay a fine of $1oo or thirty days
additional on the road He was sem
fenced to pay fine of 500 i'll a second
case, and in default thirty days on the
roads.
In his remarks Judge Murff said he
could make no difference between the
educated man and the ignorant man who
violates the law. Mr.. Hageman was Wis
IDLY impressed.
Having been sentenced, his attorney
applied for writs of certiorari and pro-
hibition, intending to take the case to
the Supreme Court for revision in the
hope of securing reversal if not an
alienation of the sentence imposed by
Judge Murf
Hageman was released on bond.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-05-23
KNIGHTS OF PYTHlAS
The Grand Lodge Session Held in
Minderl-Officers for the Year

The twenty-ninth Annual Session of
the Grand Lodge Knights of Pythias
held in Minden was attended BY large
delegation. It was an enthusiastic gath
ering The knights were welcomed
heartily and entertained royalty. Much
business of interest to the fraternity was
transacted.
As reported in the Minden Democrat,
the election of officers for the ensuing
term resulted as follows: Grand Chan
.cellor, Ben Mendelson of New Orleans;
Grand vice chancellor, B. F. Thompson
of Alexandria; grand prelate, Judson
Harris of New Iberia; grand master of
exchequer, T. c. Will of New Orleans;
grand keeper of records ard seals, J. A.
Mclean Of New Orleans; grand master
at arms, E. F. Haley of S1idell; grand
inner guard, G. Boos of Hammond
grand outer guard, A. D. Turner of
Mlnden. The retiring member of the
Grand Tribunal, A. w. Brown of New
Orleans, was reelected for the term of
three years. For supreme representative
Albert Harris was elected; alternate,
Fred Adolph. The nominating speeches
for the supreme representative, the high
est Office elected by grand lodge, by
L. E. Thomas and DR. w. V. Taylor of
Ola were especially eloquent tributes to
the many worthy qualities of the candi-
dates.
The officers elected were installed
with appropriate ceremony.
The next session of the Grand Lodge
will be held in Lake Charles.
The incoming Grand Chancellor was
authorized to appoint a committee of
five past chancellors to take action with
a view to prohibiting the use of the
name of the order by negroes. The fol-
lowing six members were elected to
serve as trustees Of the Castle Hall: R.
J. Alexander, L. E. Thomas, Howard
Little, Fred Ado1ph, J. Halbach and w
J. Soneman.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-05-23
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Record of Realty Transactions il. the
City and Parish

Furnished by the Caddo Abstract
Company. Sam W. Mason, president; !;
F. A. Leonard, vice president; D. P.
Eubank, secretary-treasurer Office 5I7
Marshall street
Fl. A. Bauman to R. l. Murphy, lots
and block University Heights; $500.
D. T. Manning to John D. Wagner, S
acres in southeast corner of southwest
quarter section I, II, ID; $1,000,
B. B. Smith to D. T. Manning, part of
block - Currie subdivision; $25oo.
John D. Wagner to B. B. Smith, lot
43 1o-acre lot 23 Schumpert subdivis-
ion; $4,000.
J. F. Fisher to A. G. Eggleston, lots
22 and % block 7 West End, lot I6 block
5 West Shreveport; $I2oo.
J. D. Eubank to E. M. Gribble, north
so feet of lot 9 and south 20 feet of lot
10 block 10 Howard Cole addition );
$1,000.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-05-23
LOUISIANA POTATO CROP

The yield of the Louisiana potato
planting, with an increased acreage over
last year, is disappointing. Growers
whose crop yielded last year from 60 to
100 bushels to the acre have gathered
from 80 to so bushels to the acre this
season. This unsatisfactory condition is
due to the unusually cold weather
which checked the growth of the potato
crop. The ruling price for May pota-
toes free on board cars has been ST LOS
per bushel at Shreveport and at stations
having the same rating as this city. The
second crop is more promising. Thous-
ands of acres have been planted to po-
tatoes i'll this section of the State.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-05-23
MIKE LIPSEY
Is i'll Jail-Was Surrendered by His
Bondsman

Mike Lipsey is in Jail. He was sur
rendered yesterday by John Pomranky,
his bondsmah. 1t is alleged that Lipsey
swore falsely when he testified that the
Palace saloon was operated by Pom
ranky. 1t was in the palace that Uncle
McDuff of Vivian was relieved of 500
when under the influence of some drink
given him by Lipsey, who was convicted
before Judge Fullilove Friday morning
of selling whiskvy in violation of law
and allowing gambling on his premises.
He was sentenced to thirty days on the
roads and to pay $500 fines and costs.
He had appealed to the District Court.