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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-05-18
PEDAGOGUES
FOR COMING
YEAR
SELECTIONS MADE BY BOARD OF
EOUCATiON
Entire Teaching Force of the Present
SchopoI Year Is
Reelected

The city boarG OF education In a
short session completed the rather ar
duous task of selecting the teachers
for the schools for the ensuing year.
A long session was held Saturday
night, the entire time being taken up
with the question. but the board was
not able to arrive at conclusion. This
necessitated the holding OF another
meeting last night
The following named teachers were
selected by unanimous vote:
II oh School.
Eva Forr, Mrs. Lillian A. Farms
worth.
kindergarten.
Josephine II. Peters, Florence Pohl-
zon. Myrta Thomas, Mrs, Van Vors-
tenberg, Marion Belnap.
Principals.
]. J. Harris, w. n. Peterson, w l..
Underwood. Henry Barker, ]. w Win
tie, Ina E. Craven. NJ June Pierce,
Mrs. Tude K. Maguiro, Mrs Hattie
Wade. D H. Adams. J. M. Bishop
Teachers.
AIDA B. Patterson. Josephine H
Seaman, Anna Cassatt, Julia A. Hill,
Emma Holland, Lillian Stanley. Jen-
ME Lund. Mrs, w H. Meal, Irene
Tomasek, Mrs. Van Derck. Laura
Swanson. Mrs. Cahill, Verna Tavey,
Mary e. Roberts, Anna Powell. Ina e.
Young. Eva Moyes. Elizabeth Hard
ing, Ella Ballard, Alma Doherty. Mar
guerite Riser, Grace Coughlan, Mar
garet Critics, Anna Meyers, Carrie
Knapp. Mabel Clark, Blanche Larned,
Elizabeth Halsted. Clara Brown Emma
Stone, Edith Klopenstine, Blanche
Harris, Emma Nelson, Grace Mcguire,
Mabel Rowse. Clara Peterson Edna
Towne. Lily Leaman. Mrs. Daisy
Wintle, Marion Reid, Florence Bonn
Eva E Brown, Lucille Stanley, Mabel
Lucas, Ireta Chambers. Mrs. Nellie
Cline. Elizabeth Nebeker, Mrs Barnes,
Mabel Gardner, Mary B. GriX. Nellie
Doherty, Mabel l.. Wood. Maud Bel
nap. Florence Shattuck, Florence
Crompton, May Hartog, Mary A
STANLEY. Stella Laing. Elsie Shaw. Ma
rion Cook, Frances Redfield, Ethel
Greene, Alta NJ. Porter. Margarei
Shipley. Crystal Smith. Mrs. Hirst
Laura Kirkpatrick. Genevievc NichoI
son. Katherine Lewis, Lena Mcleod
Pearl Stewart, Clara Warner. Jennie
Thomas, Sadie Powell, Blanche WI
liams, LottIe V Maine. Maud Sprague
Evelyn Turner Bess Underwood
Mary Bihler, Lula Bell, Media Nc
Quarrie. Marion Johnson, Luclc Farr
Edith Roche. Maud Chesley, Sarah
Wilson, Mrs. Maud Horn, Elinol
Roche, Mrs. Olive Blackman, Belle A
Kerr, Mr.. ]. A. Junk, l.. L. Irwin. Mel
lie Wall. Myrtle Blackwood, Agatha
Rail. Helen Powell, Mrs. Dalton, MIS-
Gwen Keys, Eva B. Brown, Abbit
CorteZ. G9
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-05-18
MARTHA SOCIETY
TO GIVE BIG PARTY

The ladies of the Martha society.
one of Ogden's most commendable
charitable organizations. have com
pleted arrangements for the charity
benefit which party is to be held at the
Weber club next Thursday evening
under the auspices OF the society.
The event promises to be one OF the
greatest social successes of the sea-
son. Fifty tables have been provided
most of which have already been spok-
en- for by persons desiring to give
private parties,
Although the affair is more especial
ly intended to be Il bridge party, any
of the many popular card games may
be INDUCED in and those not desiring
to play bridge will find plenty of diver
sion.
Tickets will be sold at the door for
the benefit of those who have not Sc
cured them beforehand.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-05-18
ODELL AND PARTY CROSS
ALPS IN AUTOMOBILE

BIT. Critchlow. manager of the Con
solidated Wagon and Machine com
pany. has received special cablegram
from the general manager of the COM
pany. George T. Odell, who Is at pres
ent touring Europe in his new SIX
cylinder Franklin automobile, to the
effect that his party has successfully
crossed the Alps.
The trip was made in a binding
snowstorm, the machine carrying sew
en- people Mr.. Odells machine Is
known as the air-cooled Franklin and
TO say tnat he is proud of It's opera
tlons in this particular instance goes
without saying
MIR. Critchlow states that this haz-
arduous and difficult trip across the
snowcapped range Of mountains, con-
clusively demonstrates the SUPERIOR
Ity OF the Franklin machine. This
machine. together with the Little
White Buick automobile are sold in
Ogden by the Consolidated Wagon and
Machine company.
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LEGAL.
PROBATE AND
GUARDIANSHIP NOTICES.
Consult County Clerk or the Respeo
tive Sieners for Further
information.
NOTICE.

In the District Court OF the Second
Judicial District OF the State of Utah.
in and for the County of Weber.
In the matter of the estate and
guardianship of Harriet Bitten, an
Incompetent; Joseph E. Hadley Os-
car e. Hadley, Ada Hadley. Clyde
Hull, Glenn Hull and Alta Hull. Min
OTIS.
The petition of Alonzo Hadley
praying for the appointment of him
self as guardian of the persons and
estates of the said minors and SAID
incompetent person, in the ABOVE en-
titled matter. has been set for hearing
on Saturday, the 22nd day of May,
1909, at $3.50 o'clock a. m. at the
County Court House. IN the Court
Room OF said Court, In Ogden City,
Weber County. Utah
WITNESS. the Clerk of said Court.
with the seal thereof af1xed this 18th
day of May, 1909.
(SEAL) S. G. DYE, Clerk.
BY Rae Keck, Deputy Clerk.
Wiley &C. Wiley, Attorneys for Pc
titioner, Salt Lake City, Utah.
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BY Battling Nelson.
(Lightweight Champion)


| went TO the arena to sec a real bat
tie. What did see? Well / saw?
Being In the lighting business. fight
Ing for money-not for the love of
tho game any more@I am really
ashamed to express my opinion as l
Would like to There is no one who
admires the boxing game any more
than Battling" Nelson-that is, good,
clean. honest boxing. the kind that |
expect to give the San Francisco pub
lie on May %. when / meet Fighting
Dick Hyland in the same ring where
Billy Papke and Hugo Kelly pulled off
their-?
l left the Fairmont hotel at As
o'clock with my party. consisting of
Robert Lamm, Abdul Hamd (the
Turk. Chief Jack Grace, Dick Wheel.
er, Big Ed" Donkhurst. Ed Baldry and
Charley Dalton. We arrived at the
arena. Entered with the compliments
of Promoter Coffrotn We saw the
one minute Left the arena and
arrived by o'clock in our automobile
at the Valencia theater. whore | do
the Identical stunt that Kelly did, only
our bout lasts three rounds, Paul Nc
Alllster doing the Papke part and | the
iNciiS plia- 1ou tuu oNt Jul lllNle SO
for theater prices where you mad to
pay real fancy prices for the Papke-
Kelly?
Events Move Rapidly.
Ringslde. 230 p. m. Papke enters
2:31 Kelly enters. 2:33 the old re-
liable "Iet 'er go kid" Billy Jordan
introduces "The Illinois Thunderbolt
Billy Papke." 2;34 he introduces THE
Chicago cracker jack, Hugo Kelly" The
should have said the Chicago faker").
Papke and Kelly come into a cllnch,
they break. Kelly misses left hook
for Papke's' Jaw foot clInch, Papke
uppercuts Kelly on the wrist Kelly
sprawls on the mat as If hit | got
up from my seat and said: "Stung;
good night; aln't 1t a shame" and
started to leave. | could see we were
getting another gold brick" Not as
an inferior fighter, but Kelly should
be tabooed In San Francisco (Colma)
until he shows us that he Will at least
give the public little run for its
money. He did good 1ob-only took
two falls-the first from a slap on the
wrist and the second | did not see be-
cause ] was hurrying for the exit so
as TO get out of the mob and into my
automobile and get to the Valencia
theater and show the matinee audience
how 1t was done Ia my little stunt,
la "Papke~Kelly"
Poor Jim Cofrroth is to be pitied-
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academy Is Indebted to Derrick Folk
man, who spent yesterday morning
and the early part OF the afternoon in
conducting the election and explain.
ing the use of the machine. Never be-
fore has such excitement been shown
in the academy over an election as
on this occasion, and never before has
such n great majority of the students
taken such an active part in school
politics. The stairs and Railways
were crowded with students lined up
and waiting for their turns to vote
The officers as elected FOR next year
are: For president, Alma Winters,
10; vice president, Lila Eccles. 10;
secretary aud treasurer, William j.
Critchlow, II: yell master. Herbert
Reeder. 10; standard bearer, George
Phelps, '13.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-05-18
PEOPLES PARTY WINS AT
WEBER ACADEMY ELECTION

Yesterday was election day at the
Weber academy. The affair was the
climax OF week of nominating con
ventions, rallies and general election
eering and ended In a victory for the
Peoples party. whose slogan. as 1t ap-
pcared oil the printed ballots. was
Good Times and Prosperity" The en-
tire ticket was elected. although there
were n good many who scratched.
One of the features of the election
was the use of n standard voting ma
chine. which was installed I'm the
lower hallway and which added inter
est and novelty to tho AFFAIR. Inc
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NELSON HAS BEST OF
BOUT WITH CORBETT

Schnectady. n. Y, May 1S--"F1ght-
Ing Dick" Nelson last night before
the American Athletic club here, best
ed Young Corbett He landed at
will and chased Corbett all around
the ring. Nelson forced the fighting
and at no time during the ten rounds
was Corbett dangerous. In the last
three rounds. Nelson not only out
pointed him, but had him absolutely
at his mercy He, however, appear.
ed over anxious and missed at least
two opportunities for a knockout.
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NOTICE OF ELEcrIoN-whereas

NOTICE Or GGGC ION-W neTedS,
by an act OF the Legislature OF the
State OF Utah, approved March IL,
1909. provision was made for the hold
ing Of an election throughout the
State. on the Tuesday following the
first Monday In June, 1909. to deter
mine the question OF whether or not
a one mill tax shall be levied upon all
taxable property within this State.
said one mill to be a rate in excess
of the rate OF taxation otherwise fix
ed or limited for all other purposes,
said levy to continue during a period
OF fifteen successive years, and the
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-05-18
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate OF Kate Hassett. Deceased.
Creditors will present claims with
proper vouchers to undersigned at the
Office of ]. D. Murphy. Municipal Judge.
at the City Hall. Ogden, Utah. within
four months from date hereof. April
10th, 1909.
BERTHA A. CONROY.
Administrative.
], D. MURPHY
Attorney for Administrators.
Date first publication. April 20, 1909.
Date last publication, May IS, 1903.
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Philadelphia. May 17-Chicaso
scored an easy victory here today by
hitting the ball hard. Manager Chance
had his injured left shoulder SUD
jected 10 an X-ray today and 1T WAS
discovered that bone was broken
The Injury was caused by collision
between Chance and Gibson, OF Pitts
burg, two weeks ago. Chance Will be
kept out of the game a month. Score:
Philadelphia ..,......s.-
Chicago ..s.......,... IL z
Covaleski, Foxen and Dooins Brown.
Moran and Archer
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FIVE STATE RECORDS
WERE BROKEN
Logan, May IL
University Of Utah-5a.
Brigham Young University-45.
Agricultural College-1s.
Brigham Young College-9.

Five state records were broken and
wo equalled in the track and field
meet at Logan Saturday afternoon in
which athletes from four leading In
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION,

Kansas City. 4: Toledo, 2.
Minneapolis. l. Indianapolis. o.
St Paul. 6. Louisville, 2.
Columbus, 5, Milwaukee. 6.
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Detroit. May 17-Crawford trlpled
in the eighth inning with the bases
full. and decided the game In favor of
Detroit. The score was to 3. Score:
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-05-18
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Plttsbura. II; Brooklyn. /

U0NTJTTJ 7.
Brooklyn, May 17.-Pastorfus gave
eight bases on balls today and this,
with hard hitting by the visitors and
ragged fielding by the locals, gave
Pittsburg the game, ii to /.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-05-18

New York, May 17.-Matthewson
year today. Cincinnati was beaten 6
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Boston, May 17.-St Louis found
Derner easy and won from Boston to-
day, to / Pitcher Boulten has been
sold to the Rochester club of the East
ern league. Score.
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A cold bath can be

A cold bath can be
taken at any time of
day; but the best time is
before breakfast.
A hot bath should be
taken only at night
just before retiring.
Cover the body with
Ivory Soap lather and
rub it in. By doing this,
you not only cleanse the
surface Of the skin, but
you also cleanse the
pores, which is equally
important.
Ivory Soap
90 1900 Per Cent. Pure.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-05-18

Japan Building Locomotives.
Japan is building her first home
made locomotives.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-05-18

st. Louis, May 17--By taking this
afternoons game by score OF 4 10 0
from Washington, st. Louis made a
clean sweep OF the series here Score;
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ST. Louis, a; Washington, o

Batteries-Berger and Clark; Broc
kett, Lake Kleinow and Blair.
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BASEBALL
New York 6; Cleveland 5.

Cleveland, May 17-New York de.
feated Cleveland today to in a IL
inning game. Score. r. H e.
Cleveland ............5 3 2
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PHILADELPHIA, 4; Chicago, 8.

Lush and Bresnahan; Dorner. Luck
ey and Bowerman.
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ST. Louis, 6; Boston, I

Rowan and Mclean; Mathewson and
Myers.
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Chicago, o; philadelphia. I.

Chicago. May Philadelphia and
Chicago clashed in another extra IN
ming game today and this time the
visitors won In the twelfth inning l
to O. Score: II. II. +
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Detroit. S: Boston. 3,

Batteries; Petty and Criger: Groome
and Estreet.
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Philadelphia ......... 5 2
Scott and Sullivan: Krause and
Thomas
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Time 1:191 Winner RapaloArstc
Went easily;
Brush o. o2 NaKo 81
Sam Bernard, Precnson, PbalaDx
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Cincinnati, o; New York, 6.

LiefieId and Gibson, Paste
Scanlon and Bergen.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-05-18
STANDARD FORM CHART

Ogden Racing observation-disclosures Weather
,S FIRST RACES furlongs maiden selling
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-05-18

Time 81 1861 Is Went
al al
third S.
so SIXTH RACE furlongs. selling
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-05-18

. g., G, w. Johnson Virginia Lee.
tart good; won easily; second driy-
Mary S-5 p, out s, Mundo out g.
len.
r-olds and up. selling
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Went
al
Grain 20 So
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-10-16
ARDS SMITH IS DEAD
FOUND LIrELEss IN ROOM OF ROSE.
DALE HOUSE.
Hemofrhage OF Lungs Was Cause Of
Ocath--Was Once Member OF
Louisville NstionaI
BALL Team

Birmingham, Oct. 16.-(Special 20
Ards Smith. well known In Birming-
ham. where his father. the late w. F.
Smith. was pioneer settler was found
dead in his room at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Roper, in Rosedale, Friday
morning.
Death was caused by hemorrhage Of
the lungs. Mr.. Smith had evidently
become very I'll during the night and
had attempted to get up and take some
medicine. as he was found lying on
the floor Friday morning by member
Of the Roper family. He had been Ill
for some time and had taken up his
abode In Rosedale In order to receive
the benefit OF open air.
The body was taken to the home Of
Mrs. Robert l.. Simpson. a sister. at
1900 Tenth Avenue. South.
Mr.. Smith was 80 years OF age and
Is survived by a sister. Mrs. Simpson
and three brothers. w. F. Smith Of At
lanta, Sloss Smith OF Arkansas, and
Wallace Smith OF Birmingham. The
deceased was n son OF the late W. F.
Smith, who came to Birmingham with
his family from Montgomery in the
early days.
The family is we'll connected there
and have many relatives in Birming-
ham. Ards Smith was a great ball
player at one time being u member Of
the Louisville team when that city had
membership in the National League.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-10-16

List Of Winning Horses Mt the Fair.
Huntsville. Oct. 15.-(SpeciaL 1.-The
following awards were made yesterday
at the Tennessee Valley Fair:
Class Ne. I--Draft Horses.
Section No. 1-One-year old Ally,
first premium. J. NJ. Fisk.
Section No. HORSE colt under one
year old. first premium. T. L. McCrary,
Deposit. Ala.
Section No. 1T. L. McCrary. De-
post, first premium.
Section No. lit. L McCrary, De-
posit. first premium.
Glass No. SADDLE Horses.
Section No. 12--Stallion, mare or
gelding. first premium. T. A. Hayes.
Lynchburg. Tenn.
Section No. 1S--Best stallion, mare
or gelding. two years old and under
four. frat premium, T. A. Hayes
Lynchburg, Tenn. g
Section No. 1>-Colt two years old
under three; first premium, r. II. Pitts,
New Market, Ala.
Glass No. 3-Harness Horses.
Section No. 16--Filly colt under one
year old; first premium, D. H. Turner.
Section No. 17-Horse colt under
one year old: first premium, Dave
Walls, Monrovia.
Section No. 1s--Colt one year old
and under two, regardless of sex; first
premium, T. A. Hayes. Lynchburg,
Tenn.
Section No. 19-Colt two years old
and under three; first premium, r. H
Russell, Jr, Stevenson.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-10-16
sALEM-TROY BAPTIsTs.
They Adjourn Their Convention al
HAmxfhmh

Troy, Oct. 15-tSpeciaD-The Salem
Troy Baptist Association. which has
been in session the past two days at
Hepzibah, this county, adjourned yes
terday evening, after concluding the
business of the meeting.
Prof. E. NJ. Shackleford was Modera-
tor. Prof. J. NJ. Carter, clerk, and Joel
d. Murphree. treasurer.
Interesting talks were made by DIR.
A. J. Montague OF Howard College,
Frank Willis Barnett representing
The Alabama Baptist, Rev. s. O. Y.
Ray, representing the Baptist Orphans
Home at Evergreen and George ARles
of Montgomery.
Collections were taken for the minis
terial education at Howard College and
for the Baptist Orphanage.
At the close of the meeting, resolu-
lions on temperance" were passed
Pike County Law Court has ad-
journed after completing one of the
heaviest dockets for this court In quite
a while
The members of the Pike County
Jury Commission: c. II. Cowart OF
Troy. VIII Chancey OF Orion AMI j.
G. Johnson of Tarentum have received
their commissions and will meet and
organize next Monday.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-10-16
MIR. Fits CELEBRATES
SEvENTY-NINTH BIRTHDAY

Tuscaloosa, Oct. Jan
interesting and enjoyable event was
the celebration of the 10th anniversary
of James II. Fits President of the City
National Bank and Treasurer of the
University of Alabama, at his home on
Broad Street.
Although Mr.. Fits has reached his
10th year. he Is hale and hearty. He
recently returned from O. tour of the
West that extended into Alaska and he
came back looking as fresh as when he
left.
The affair given In honor of his ami
versary was family dinner consisting
Of six courses. The following were
present: Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Fits, Mr.
and Mrs. 8. F. Aston, Mr.. and Mrs.
]. F. Aston, Miss Marilou Aston. Mr.
and Mrs. w. +. Fits, Frank Fits.
Miss Mary Emily Fits. James II. Fits
Jr., DR.. and Mrs. Aston Fits. Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Fits, Mr.. and Mrs. s. j.
Leach. Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. VanHoose,
r. H. Cochrane, Rev and Mrs. A. E.
Penick.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-10-16

mobile sheriff seizes q lot OF Whiskey.
Mobile, Oct. 15.--(Special.) --Shsrin
Drago this afternoon searched the es-
Establishment OF J. Brooks. northeast
IApscombe and Joachim Streets, and
found and conflscated twenty-seven
pints of whiskey.
Brooks will be arrested later. On an
anonymous letter written to the grand
Jury now in session the Sheriff also
searched J. B. Webster's place at
Beanuregard and st. Joseph Streets.
but found nothing.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-10-16
MACON GRAND JURY.



charged.
Tuskegee. Oct. 15.-(Special 1.-The
grand jury which has been in session
this week reported having examined
all matters presented and made re-
turn of forty-one true bills.
They reported all OF the various
books neatly and correctly kept. They
found the jail In good condition. but
the cell room insufficient and recom-
mended that additions be made; also
recommended that the scaffold In the
rear of the jail be taken down. and
stored away. They found the poor
house neatly kept and the two inmates.
who are negroes, we'll fed:
The jury complimented the books OF
the Probate Judge and the manage
ment OF his once in general. saying.
I'VE reiterate the statement made In
1906 by the examiner. Mr.. German,
In his report to the Governor. which
was, IL all tho offices In the State
were as correctly kept as the Probate
Once OF Macon County, then the once
Of state Examiner would have to be
abolished"
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-10-16

The Sims Maddox Stone Company,
with a capitalization of $4,000, all
paid in, will be Incorporated tomorrow
by the fling OF necessary papers. The
company will enlarge the plant at Ten
nessee and Wilkinson Streets and will
increase its operations.
T. w. Sims Is president, with J..
Blocker Thornton ice-president, Elmer
Maddox secretary and the officers. to-
gether with T. W. White and T. h.
Jackson form the directorate.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-10-16
Sunday Schools I'm Decatur.

Decatur, Oct. Observation-Disclosures
Alabama Sunday School Association
will hold an institute In the Central
Methodist Church New Decatur, on
October 20 and %. Afternoon and
night sessions will be held. The pro-
gram will be in charge OF Mrs. 8. T.
Moore, State superintendent of teach
ers' training work. and Leon C. Pal
mier one OF the secretaries OF the as
ISOLATION.
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AGED PROSpECTOR ON
TRAIL OF PRESIDENT

Albuquerque. N. NJ. Oct. 15-Shout-
ing where is Taft 1 want to kill
him." Thomas Thorp. an aged pros
pector. approached Policeman Guvera
today, few minutes after President
Taft ana party had reached Albu-
querque. Thorp was arrested.
He had acted queerly during the day
and at noon asked Chief Of Police Nc
MILAN number of question which led
the chief to have him watched.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-10-16
Goes After Schooner.

The ocean-g going tug Monarch left
here tonight for Key West where she
will take In tow the three-masted
schooner Fewer. which put into that
port few days ago dismasted and in
distress.
The schooner is owned In Mobile and
was on the return voyage home. when
she was caught In the hurricane when
of Key West and narrowly escaped go.
ing down. The Monarch will take the
vessel to Mobile, where she will be re-
paired.
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steamer I'm Hurricane

New Orleans, Oct. 15.--The British
steamer Coleman from Liverpool.
which arrived here today, reported that
in the Providence channel she encoln-
tered a violent hurricane for twelve
hours duration. She was not damaged
In the Florida straits the Coleman
passed a derelict barge, No. 70. loaded
with gravel and another barge loaded
with sand. Both were adrift and were