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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-16
NEEDS CHEATING
THREE APPLICANTS WE'RE CAUGHT
 IN ACT.
Supervisor Promptly Dismissed ApDllr cants From Room Never to Practice Medicine in Ala-
 bama--The Eaw.

Examinations for, licensing of phy- sicians for the practice of medicine in the State of Alabama were yesterday concluded. and the papers Of sixty-four candidates were sent to the Board of Examiners. Three candidates were re- ported to the Board for cheating, and their papers held up.
 In the cases of cheating. Chief Clerk Walter R. Brassell, of the State Board of Health, acting as supervisor of the examination. stated at the beginning of tho three days period that close watch would be kept, and that any candidate found attempting fraudulent means of answering the questions would be expelled from the room. and unless allowed by special permit of the Board of Examiners. would be forever barred from the practice of medicine in the State of Alabama.
 Not once was the caution thrown out to the sixty-seven candidates. but many times. Suspecting that something was amiss in different parts of the room, the supervisor made his appeal for fairness, and adding the penalty which would be inflicted.
 On Tuesday, however, Mir. Brassell found two candidates with papers of an alleged discriminating nature being used, and the Students were informed that 1t would be useless for them to continue the writing of their paper. Their names were not called out from the rostrum, and the students to keep their fellow candidates appeared the following day to take the remainder of the examination, knowing that 1t would be useless.
 On the last day a candidate was found with a page torn from a book between his knees. He was carefully watched, and found to be using the paper in writing his answers. He. too, was expelled from the further taking of examinations and the practice of medicine in the State.
 While the names of the candidates caught "cribbing' will not be made public by the Board of Health. 1t Is hoped that the expulsion inflicted upon the three candidates in question will prevent future "cribblng."
 Although permanently debarred from :he practice of medicine in the State of Alabama, the debarment does not prevent the candidate from taking an examination for the practice of medi- cine in another State. He may not, however. even though passing anoth- CT States examination, be allowed to practice medicine in Alabama.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-16
LAW OF EXPLOSIVES
ENFORCEMENT RESULTS IN SEVER. AL ARRESTS.
Assist ;ant Fire Chief end Alderman Sullivan Effect AFresfs--Latter Makes Significant Statement
 About Insurance.

There is a law on the city statutes that prohibits the keeping of certain highly infiammatory and explosive oils on premises within the city. Excep- tions are made in cases of dying and cleaning shops, and merchants are also allowed to keep a small quantity on hand for sale. Thursday Assistant Fire Chief E. J. Grifith and Alderman J. ]. Sullivan took a buggy ride about the city to see if anyone was violating the ordinance about the explosive oils and as 8 result of their tour the fol- lowing named gentlemen were request ed Friday to report to Recorder Baber and talk over the matter: Mir. Sher- wood. of the firm of Sherwood & Bart lett; c. l.. Brown, R. S. Armistead, Ed Creath, R. s. Maultsby. J. D. Ru. bin, c. D. Wornum. W. J. Brinsfield J. D. Bacon and John Birch.
 When the case was called Alderman Sullivan, the witness in the case. sai& he was not satisfied with the ordi- nance relative to the subject, that cer% tain insurance laws were such that the keeping of g supply of the coma modity for sale was reduced to an un. necessary minimum and he believed tht City Council at its next meeting wouN arrange the fhdtbST sdIlSIactoIIiy duQ therefore asked that the cases against the offenders be postponed ten days.
 In speaking of the insurance concern Mir. Sullivan said:
 'T have no confidence in the South eastern Tariff Association. They have lied to Montgomery too often, prom ising to reduce insurance rates if cer- tain things were done and then when their demand was granted they did not lower the insurance rate. Because of this ask that the cases be postponed until the City Council can look into the question:"
 The cases were postponed.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-16
Tide of Horse Flesh Sets Ln
 With Rush Towards Tampa Fai,

Tampa at least will not have the merry-go+round that has been making the whole country laugh over the Sa- vannah burlesque. In a telegram re- ceived last night from Tampa 1t is shown that only one of the horses. Clifton Forge. that was here during the fair at Vandiver Park last October will be at the Tampa meeting.
 The telegram follows:
 Tampa, Fla, Jan. l5.-Racing stables representing over 800 horses have been grounds for the meet which begins February 3. In addition to these. RAc- ing Secretary E. D. Laurence has re- cefved applications from Savannah from the big stables now in that city. for 100 more stalls, the names of some of the most prominent horsemen of the New York tracks being on the list.
 James Mclaughlin, who, at one time was the premier jockey of the Ameri- can turf, and who has a select string of eight horses headed by Sunfire. with an unbeaten record at Savannah; J. W. Kerr. with i've horses Benjamin Hurst, four: Slack and Benton, five; pr. :. Wright. owner of the good platter "The Ram," and four others; P. s. P. Ran dolph, one of the best known Virgin
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-16
PUGS SHOW CLASS.
JOHNNY LYNCH AND WILLIE JONES
 THE UP.
Scheduled for Featherweight Tilt, in
 New Orleans TOnight-GOs- sip of Calcium

If nothing prevents it the fans of New Orleans will see pretty fast fight when Johnny Lynch and Willie Jones get together down there in the featherweight class tonight. Both boys are good and the go should have some class to it. Both of them want to meet Jimmy Walsh. the for mer bantam, but whether the fight will ever be staged is another ques- tion.
 scrap that was to take place between Harry Ferns. the Boston fighter and row night has been postponed until next Sunday the 24th. There Is lots of interest being taken in this fight and fl. is possible that several Mont cent City to see the boy fight that beat Terry McGoVern up at Hart ford seven years ago.
 some goSd regmIsss gntIs are e on hs TOT ,,SeSy HsT one in this line. since Abe Attell put Freddie Weeks away out In Nevada All Lippe, manager of the Hebrew virtually completed arrangements for a meeting at Dayton, Ohio, either the last Of this month or the hrzt part of February between Atteli ana ,hoW- town, New York. It would be queer now if Attell after beating such men as Kid Broad and George Dixon seven years ago and going to fifteen round draw with Battling Nelson last March out in Frisco and 2 twenty-three ma, Ca, in September of last year, should get up against something too fast for him in this unknown" from New York State.
 Another fight of next week will be one at Little Rock next Friday night when Brooklyn" Tommy Sullt" van, of Brooklyn, and Woolgast. one of the leading lightweights of the country, get together. An important fight that Is being arranged for early in February out in Los Angeles Is @ twenty round go between Young Otto and Packie Mcfarland. February will be a banner months for the pugs, Marvin Hart, the Kentucky boy, who fought draws with both Philadelphia Jack O'Brien and Joe Choyinski at Philadelphia in 1908, will meet Jim Barry in Hot Springs.
 Barry was recently defeated by Al Kaufman but Barry's manager of course said 1t was not a true light Barry broke his hand in the fifteen round and again a few rounds later. In 1905 Hart got the decision in twen- ty rounds over Jack Johnson, and he says that if he beats Barry next month In clean style he ought to be in line to fight the negro for the heavyweight title. Still they come up for the Johnson scrap-next.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-16

ian, ians on the turf, with six: Alber. ter ter s; C.; four; Ira Cox. of Latonla, eight; Patrick Flynn. five; F. R. Ros- teck. four; A. W. Foulk. six; William McGweney. four: J. U. Strode F. J Paris A. H. Dewney and J. H. Ninir --all of these have reserved stables at the fair grounds.
 These horses will leave Savannah on a special train the day the races close there and will reach Tampa January 2S, Some of these good horses are; Clifton Forge, Sunfire, Belle of the incident Jigger. Malecon, Youthful Hand. Arthur Stliwell. Ensley, Risk Auspicious. Ponganita.
 Hurdle racing will be big feature and some of the most up-to-date Ob- stacles for the timber-toppers are be- ing made.
 The State Fair Association is making an effort to have Johnny Hayes and Dorando. the famous Marathon runners come to Tampa and engage In a Mara thon race during the fair. There Is every indication that satisfactory terms will be made with these runners.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-16
ONIONS ARE READY.
Chicago Club wmI Feast TomOrro
 Nl~hk

OnAcA&O CtuD VIII Feaat TOHnORrOVV
 Night.
 Chicago, Jan. 15.-Everything is in readiness for the annual onion feast to be given by the Onion Club of the oc- cident tomorrow night. The chef will not get busy until the down town rush Is over and he hopes for a westerly wind
 The menu speaks for itself:
 Green onions.
 Onion soup.
 Boiled onions in cream. Onion omelette.
 Fried onions.
 Sliced Spanish onions.
 Praised onions
 Picked onions.
 There will be a generous supply of Eioves, lemon peel. coffee grains and other alleged breath killers" before the home going. Some members sug- gest that chloroform be included in the follow ups.'
 Green onions will have a conspicu- ous part In the feast. Besides spell ing out on the wall the clubs motto: "In Onion There Is Strength" they will be promiscuously scattered around she banquet room, just as celery and olives are served at erdlnaEx banaueta,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-16
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in Henry or Houston Counties within the next two months If w. c. Howard of Ruthford over in Russell County is still of the same opinion that he was when his challenge was publish ed in The Advertiser last Tuesday morning. The challenge in question was taken from a recent issue of the The Advertiser.
 In substance Mir. Howard intimated that he had a bunch of fox hounds Dan Patch look cheap in the matter of getting next and speed. In Mary, Buck and Liz he says. that he has a trio that can do any fox hounds in tended primarily for pr. Von Gremp. but he says that the challenge is open to anybody in the United States who can even keep in sight of his pack.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-16

about the middle of February. This will be his fourth trip to England. His first was in 1901. when he took part in sixteen fights and won the middleweight and heavyweight cham pionships of England.
 Jack expects that three of the men he will light in England are Palmer. Roche and Walker. From England he will go to France and thence to Australia,
 O'Brien said today that while abroad he will fight all corners except Americans.
 eien soil" said O'Brien. 'I will fight AmAricana only in this country.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-16
To MateraI,se FiIip,nOs.

New Orleans, Jan. 15.-Several hun dred Filipinos. colonized in Louisiana, will ask the courts to make them Am erican citizens, according to three members of the colony who them selves filed naturalization papers here late yesterday. Their settlemnt begun some years ago in Jefferson parish, about forty miles below the city of New Orleans. is said to have had it's nNunbexa materially. increased recently.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-16
I. C. Traaic Ia Incrcaainr.

New Orleans. Jan. l5.-That business Is of good volume and railroad traf- fic steadily increasing. with the pros pect of normal conditions being req ltzed in the near future. was the opin- ion expressed President J. T. liar riman, Of the Illinois Central, who Is here on a trip of inspection with a party of the company's prominent of- feial&
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-16

vile down fin the cspitsi of Henry County and says that old Nestor. Sport and some other dogs that he owns can make any of the Howard dogs quit To cltnch the matter and show that he is in the deadest kind of earnest Mir. Peterson has already showed into an Abbeville bank a bunch of crisp. % oy the full century.
 It's now up to Mir. Howard. MT. Pe- terson has called his hand and the chances are that the people of this section of the State will see one of the greatest fox hunts within the next two months that has ever been held in the United States
 The question is-shall old Nestor or Buck be the sire of the next litter of blooded fox hounds owned by Messrs Howard and Peterson--the answer is -? :? Ion with the dance.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-16
Hart and seAreck slgn

Lexington. Ky, Jan. 15.-Marvin Hart and Mike Schreck have signed ar ticles it was announced today for a match here within the next three weeks for the benefit of St. Joseph Hospital of this city. James c. Rogers of the hospital, will handle the money. The fight will take place at the opera house If not prevented.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-16
Two Mules and n Train

Chicago, Jan. 1.-Two balky mules nearly cost the lives of two passen- gers when a train struck their cart yesterday. Both mules were killed and the men had a thrilling ride of a quarter of a mile on the end of car in front of a limited train. but beyond 6 few bruises they were uninturea.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-16
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New Orleans, La, Jan. 15-Johnny Lynch, of Boston. and Willie Jones, of Brooklyn. will meet in a bout limited to ten rounds before the Royat Ath- letic Club here Saturday night.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-16

Captain Adrian C. Ansou and his Chicago semt-professionals will tour New England the last two weeks in April.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-16

Philadelphia fight. fans claim that Mickey Cannon can make Battling Nelson say Yes. Sir"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-16

It wasn't fair to name 1t Class AA after the American Association. It should have been christened AE. so that the Eastern League could have had part of 1t.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-16

FOR SALE-Furmiture and fixtures purchased from Bankrupt Sale of Gold & LinhOVv. Can at store, 2o1 Dexter Avenue. today.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-16

Promoter Percari, of San Francisco l Is trying to match Sam Langfora and Marvin Hart
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-16

Howard Jones and Henry Wheaton. two former Eli stars, will have a to the Yale, squad tha coming sea
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-16

The Birmingham club has traded "Chick" Robertaille for Pitcher Pap- alau, Of Btnghampton. One name Is as good as another in baseball.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-16

Robbie TarIeton has lost out in his efforts. to be declared free agent, retary Farrell of the National Asso- ciation. MT. FarrelPs first ruling was that Tarleton was free in 50 far as followed this with another letter ex- plaining that his sale to New Orleans September cancelled the East Liver pool. contract. and that title to his leans. This means Robbie will have to go to Little Rock. which club claimed him by waiver. A copy of nI;.I Mr; Farrs,rs els letter was sent the New o''o''0 Albany. N. Y. Jan. 9. 1909. MT. Robert Tarleton, SlS Decatur Street, Ne% Orleans, ,, .. your last letter. HyJHlch yves replied to pear that you had been paid only to September by the East Liverpool salary till September 30;- that upon September you went to New Orleans, your , hom,es and .so of your Iy own accord d simply to finish the season with the Investigating our records. how. by purchase by. East Liverpool to New Orleans. and the same was officially promulgated in Bulletin 23. Septem- Der IT. We find further that the East
 
 to leave East Liverpool September 5. in order to join the New Orleans club at Birmingham. and that as a favor for the good work you had done in East Liverpool the club paid you in full to September [. Your sale was an outright one by East Liverpool to New Orleans, and therefore the East Liverpool club was not compelled to pay you any salary after September s. Title to your services remains in the New orleane club, and your claim for salary from East Liverpool from September to September 20, is there fore disaIlowed.
 Yours very truly.
 "J. H. Farrell"
 Secretary"
 Jack o'Brien announced that he had positively decided to make q grip around the world, meeting fighters wherever he could get men to face him In the ring.
 As a starter Jack has ben prom ised a guarantee of S10,00O by Bert A. Dorman. the representatiye of a land. He has decided to accept the. offer and OBrien sxnsets to 1Aass'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-16

Another Driscoll has arrived on these shores from England. This one is Boyo Driscoll and no relation to
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-16

The Tri-City Amateur Billiard League is the name of a new organi- zation with billiard teams in Chicago, St. Louis and Kansas City.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-16
MEMBERS ARE DIVIDED INTO TWO
 TEAMS.
Losing Side Gets Stung for Cost of Dfmner at Club Next Thurs
 day NtGht.

The County Club has arranged a match hunt, the starter giving the sportsmen the word yesterday morn Ing. For the next i've days the mem bers of the club who will be in the hunt are at liberty to range any old place in this big country of ours that they want to. The limit of the hunt will be Jn Tuesday of next week-that day being included, of course-and the count will be made. averages fg- name of the winner of the hunt will Do announced.
 The conditions of the hunt are that every member participating will be placed on his honor to report every night the result of his work In the fields for that day. If the member happens to be too far away from Mont gomery to telephone the result to the club house he will be expected to use the wires and telegraph the result for that day in full.
 The importance of this can readily
 be- saunderstood. If all of the results
 the hunt Tuesday night it would re-
 Quire several days and possibly a week to make out the averages. To simpli-
 fy the matter, make 1t fair to every member and at the same time avoid any possible confusion this plan of averaging the results every night has
 been decided on. In. this way it will
 be compar atively easy matter to av-
 craze up the grand total at the end of
 the hunt, and the result can be an-
 nounced Wednesday or Thursday morn
 ing of next week at the latest.
 The scale of points will be:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-16

A new law. in Iowa has been the time ball manager, out of business, Tn his home town of Dubuque Tom
 owned the finest cafe in the Hawk eye
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-16

Jim Jeffries starting to train spoiled sa lot Of good advertising Tor Jim Cor bett-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-16

Claude Ritchey doesn't want to come South and train with his team the Boston Nationals. Oscar Ham merstein, the New York impressario, leads 8 happy life as compared with some baseball managers.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-16
NEWS NOTES OF SPORT

Leach Crosa has signed to meet
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-16
DEFI OF w. C. HOWARD ON
 FOX HOUNDS IS CALLED
Caller is B. 0. Peterson Who Inhabits Capital oi Henry County and Thinks His Hounds
 Are Best-Match Hunt.

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 t and tes tw select third VIII three Il will continue Old # truly g g n E g E n H g g s n n H m E n <: a s E s s
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-16

President Comiskey, of the White Sox. has been to every claifvoyant in Chicago trying to find out something about Fielder Jones. The palmers could all see Fielder somewhere bue he wasn't wearing a White Sox uni
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-16

They must think pretty we'll of Umpire Brick" Owen in the American Association to steal him from the Ma month. If he got 525 waggieriRs a minute he would still look just the game to the fans.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-16

With Rudy Baerwald to look after the right garden and an abundance of material, including some star stick CTS from the minors, eligible to enter the race for vacated positions in left and center fields, Manager Babb is at peace with himself over the pros poets for a trio of players who can hustle for flies and heave when the opportunity presents itself for death
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-16

Thursday night a game dinner will tue members of the club with their families or lady friends, the evening to be rounded of with an informal dance. The captains of the two sides will be IT,. and thes losing side will be stung
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-16

Five young Newark semi-pros will try their hands at minor league base ball next season. Edward Barrett. Joseph Lemon and Michael McLaugh- lin have signed with Macon, Ga, James Taggart with Jersey City and Oscar Menchner with Lynn, Mass.
 A Southern exchange says that Lit- tie Rock has thirteen pitchers signed for next fall Mike Finn always was original. He signs 'em for next fall while the other managers are coppinR them for next spring.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-16

Detroit players are incensed over sion granted Charley Murphy perinis- sion to give s10,0O0 to the Cubs as a bonus for winning, the pennant. them @ ' ss5.uuo ap1 if s they would sssa repeai last year, with 35,O00 additional for every game won from the Cubs This offer the commission killed with It's anti-bonus clause. The Tigers ridi- cule the circumstance that permits an owner running second, like John T |.
 Brush, giving bonus. while thes owner of a championship nine has his hands tied.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-16

Colonel Pulliam says that outsid' (the National League that is) know the least thing about the playint rules. These" says Pu1liam, sar' Johnny Evers of the Cubs: John Mo
 Pittsburg; Kid Gleason. of Philadel phia, and Miller Huggins. of Cincin.
 natl. Not a magnate in my league
 continued. Pulliam, ''has any more idea
 in Hebrew"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-05-18
INDIAN BOYS ON THE
ATHLETIC FIELD


The Indian boys If the government
Indian school gave d splendid ana at
times exciting exhibition of athletic
sports at their annual field day eX-
e%rcises Yesterday afternoon on tn
campus. Tho most interesting event
was the Two mile relay ruee entered
hv thrcc TENNIS Of three mon each.
The winning team was composed of
H. spencer. Felipe Toledo ana John
Keller. Che time being nine minutes.
Fciipo Toledo won the l00-yard
dash and tine hurdle race, also VIM
ming The broad jimmy with a mark oi
seventeen feet and eleven inches
George Percpc won the high jump
with a record of four feet, six inches.
ana Theodore SIMPLIFY came out best
in the shoe race Prizes of one dol
oach went 10 the winners in Tho
various events.
4 lengthy and interesting program
was rendered Last night at the school
as part Of the commencement pro.
gram Today there VIII bc q dress
parade BY the cadets. a baud concert
and d baseball game with the High
school which promises to be worth
seeing.