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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-15
Defeat for Harold and
 Edgar. FINAL SET EASY
 FOR THE vIcT0Rs Winners Presented With the Hand-
 some Cup. Final Set Brought to . Close the Mosk Successful State Tennis Tourna- ment Yet Held In
 Alabama.

By playing a game fully as strong as their clever exhibition of last Fri- day. Tyson and Stakely swept their before them yesterday afternoon in the uecisive set and thus won the doubles enampionship of Alabama. ringing cessful State tennis tournament yet held in Alabama. The losers in the contest of yesterday afternoon showed
 dyns than os s,aa1 their pace m snatched one set out of the match.
 Edgar's ahkle seemed to have im- proved but little, and he lacked confi- dence In his own game, thus again throwing e little extra burden on his partner, who. though measuring up strong Friday, when the match began. But i must bs said ssf thst sss ofhsr Montgomery team was going fast and hard. and by taking the first game on naroid.s service. gained a degree of swiftly through set to love. The nnal score was 6-0.
 Edgar was at himself on service. and on his single opportunity in this de- partment of the game threatened to take game and check the rushes of his opponents. But his support was not enough 10 puii out an apparently of the others. The presentation of the cup took place shortly after the game. the winners taking possession on terms CTS if they win 1t two more times.
 The effectiveness of Tyson and Stake ly's play yesterday lay In their excellent lobbing and smashing. These were re- sorted to carefully and at the right time. There were few spectators out to see the tall end of this match. as the clouds were lowering most of the afternoon and 1t Seemed that no chance would offer to play. The set was finished. however, just a few minutes before q rainfall and the tournament was ended
 .N Stakely's favor: s-e, 6-2. 3-6, s-0.
 The rest of this week will be taken up with the ladies' championship tourn- of the club will contend for fhe KeaI- hofer cup, offered for the best lady player in singles.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-15
JUUL WILL JOIN
 TEAM IN NEW ORLEANS

Montgomery, New Orleans. Nashville aud Memphis clubs. the Climbers play ing at Mobile Thursday, Friday and Saturday. The Pelicans and Turtles playing in New Orleans Friday, Satur- day and Sunday. The Birmingham and Atlanta clubs have an off-day Thurs day.
 A telegram was received oY PresI- dent Chambers from Herbert Juul yes- terday morning. in which the little Southpaw said that he would join the Climbers in New Orleans today.
 This should be great help as a left handed pitcher is badly needed. If Juul is in any kind of condition. a workout this afternoon with another workout on the off-day tomorrow, should put him in shape to pitch one of the Mobile games. at least.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-15
PRESIDENT TAFT MEETS
 DETROIT BASEBALL TEAM

Washington. June 14.-The Detroit baseball team, champions of the Amer ican League, was received by President Taft in the East Room of the White House this afternoon. Each member of the club was introduced to the Presi- dent by Representative Denby of Mich lgan, whose home Is in Detroit.
 When "Ty" Cobb, who led the league in batting last season, was presented to him, the President grasped the hand of the Georgian warmly and said:
 T believe you and I are fellow eiti- zens of Augusta, MT. Cobb"
 Cobb modestly replied that he was proud to be a citizen of Augusta and a fellow citizen of MT. Taft.
 The only difference between us" re- sponded the President, with a broad grin, 'ds that down there. they thnk you are about twice as big a man as I am"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-15
REPORT OF MUTINY.
Insular Affairs Bureau Receives Dis
 hatch from. the PhIltnrtnes.

Insular Affairs Bureau Receives Dis-
 patch from the Philippfnes.
 Washington, June 14.--Acting Gov ernor General Forbes of the Philip pine Islands has sent to the Bureau of Insular Affairs at Washington the following dispatch regarding the mu- tiny of the second company Davao con- stabulary on June 6:
 Acting Governor Hoyt reports sec- ond company, Davao constabuiary, mu- tinied June 6, wounding native officers. attacking American constabulary. one of whom was Killed and four slightly wounded: other cokstabulary company came to the rescue. Thirty escaped into the mountains with guns. United States infantry pursuing. Extremely regret bad effect of this. particularly Tn the development of Davao. Most seri- ous mutiny in history of constabuiary in several years; telegraph has no po- liticaI significance because no politi- cal question in the region. General Bandholtz now there. Will report as to causes as soon as informed"
 Acting Governor Hoyt mentioned in this report Is Colonel Hoyt of the 25th United States Infantry, now governing the Moro province.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-15
AWARDED cHILD's CUSTODY.

New Orleans, June 1.-The custody of his 6-year-old child was today awarded by the Civil District Court here to D. L. O'Neal, a wealthy tur- pentine operator of Florida
 After the courts of Mississippi had decreed that the father should have the daughter, the mother, who is di- vorced from O'Neall. disappeared with the child. She was followed through several States by O'Neall, it is stated, and located here a few days ago.
 Her arrest followed at the instance of her former husband. who instituted a writ of habeas corpus to secure the child. Mrs. O'NealI has been released from prison and 1t is believed that no further action will be taken in the matter.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-15
Tuscaloosa . Montgomery {.
Anniston BIanked.

In the second game Mobile handed Anniston a row of goose eggs, and won the contest by the score of to 0, which was the first game so far this season in which one side was blanked. Stratford pitched phenomenal ball for Mobile. as only seventeen Anniston men faced him and fourteen of that number hit nothing but the atmosphere. Glider got the only hit of the game for At niston, which was two-bagger in the gallery.
 The score by innings as as follows:
 R. IT. E. Anniston ...ss....y g-0 Mobile .-........2 0 S--T 0 Batteries--MarcuH and Glider; strat- ford and Allen.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-15
WARNED OF LAxrTY.
Entrance Facilities to Big Universities
 Are Too Easy.


 Are Too Easy.
 New York, June 14.-Harvard, Co., lumbia and New York universities have been warned of laxity concerning standards at the institutions which may violate the requirements for participa- tion in the benefits in the Carnegie foundation for the advancement Of teaching, according to The Herald to- day.
 These facts became known through an interview with John G Bowman. secretary of the foundation, in which he discussed the recent action of drop ping George washington University, Of Washington. D. c.
 The request of the University of Illinois, to be placed on the foundation's s list has been denied with that of the University of North Carolina and for similar reasons.
 The foundation contends that en- trance facilities are too easy and that the advertised standard is not main tained The University of Wisconsin is held to be a model institution by the foundation.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-15
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Boston, June 14-Cleveland took the third straight game from Boston to- day, to 1, errors being responsiblt for every run scored. Taylor announce ed that Chester L. Nourse, the Brown University pitcher, had signed a con- tract with Boston today and would report to Manager Lake, Thursday.
 Score by innings: R.HE Boston ....... 900 900 001-1 s
 Batteries-Joss and Easterly: Arrel- lanes and Carrigan. Time, 1880. Um. pires, Perrine and Evans.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-15
sURRENDERs AT PRISON.
Former Judge Abner Smith Gives LII
 Long Fight


 Chicago. June 14.-The long fight of former Judge Abner Smith to escape the penitentiary ended today when Sheriff strassheim of Cook County was informed by 0 telegram from Warden Murphy of the Joliet penitentIary that Smith had surrendered himself at the prison.
 Abner Smith, for years a respected fudge of the Circuit Court. was con victed of violating the banking laws while he was President of the now de- funct Bank of America. It was charR- ed that he had profited greatly by his manipulation of the funds of the bank After his conviction in the Criminal Court he fought the case through the Appellate and Supt eme Courts, losing at each stage He then appealed In vain to the Pardon Board and the Governor. The sentence Is indetermin- ate.
 Late this afternoon Smith appeared and stepped into the guard house op- posIte the prison entrance. There he
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-15
MARRIED TO REFORM HIM;
 GOT BULLET FOR KINDNESS

Cincinnati, June 14.--''Now I've got you" shouted Andrew Deck as he sprang from behind door and fred three shots ct his young wife today: She was removed to the city hospital where the doctors said her condition is critical Deck Is at large.
 Deck and his wife are each 20 years of age. Deck had been thief Rose shuck had known him since childhood. He was sent to the reformatory at Mansfield. O., and she worked for his pardon and two years ago met him al the door of the reformatory and they were married. The case at that time became famous as she married him to reform him. A few days ago the young wife with her baby fled from her home on account of the husbands cruelty,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-15
PITCHER LELIvELT
 HURT IN MOBILE

Mobile, June 14.-(Special. )--"Big Bill" Lelivelt. mainstay of the local pitching staff ana one of the best sprain of the right ankle this after noon that will put him out of the game for the next ten days.
 While the teams were practicing this afternoon Lelivelt was trying to stop a ground ball and when 1t got away from him he threw out his foot to stop ball throwing him to the ground and turning his ankle. He was given at tention in the club house and the att tending physician stated he will be able to play again in about a week or ten days.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-15
TO PnnsENNT LOVING OUT.
Enlisted Men Of HattIeship Nississfp- nj Show AnRrecfation of Kindness.

Enlisted Men Of BattIeship Mississfp-
 nj show Appreciation of Kindness.
 Philadelphia. June 14.-ln token of their appreciation of the hospitality shown them by MT. and Mrs. Emanuel Wolfe during their stay at the Wolfe plantation at Bayou Sara. La, the sail- ors of the battleship Mississippi now at the Philadelphia navy yard. have contributed toward q fund for the pur- chase of e silver loving cup to be pre- scented to their former hosts fin the name of the enlisted men of Hhe ship
 Of solid silver, the cup, exclusive of the base. stands 14 Ia inches high. It is inscribed;
 ''To MT. and Mrs. Emanuel Wolfe.
 "In remembrance of their hospitaii- ty while the ship was at Bayou Sara. of the Mississippi present this cup"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-15
70, M Could Only Step That Pile.
 Iieh 'S

You can stop it. and instantly. by get ting a package of Dr. Hebra's Ungoid well as eczema, barber's itch letter, ringworm, and other skin eruptions and sores. One application will prove 1t.
 Dr. Hebra's Ungoid has no equal for these troubles Get a package today. It costs only soc and 1t will be money we'll spent
 Dr. Hebra's Ungoid, sold by all drug gists at soc a package, or sent prepatd by The c. c. Bittner O., Toledos Ohio. Always send name of your druggist. Kor sale In Montgonaerg hy Es c. Fowler.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-15
SHOT LIKE RABBITh. Foreign Consul Makes Report Of Mas aaerea in Aafafie TmFkev

Constantinople. June 14.--One of the foreign consuls in Turkey has arrived at Tarsus after a tour of the scenes of the April massacres. and has sent in a report confirming the previous ap- palling details in the course of which he says:
 1.-TWO thousand laborers were shot like rabbits at Hamadieh and in the surrounding fields. Their bodies are still lying as on a battlefield, just where they were working.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-15
Memorial to Blshop GaIlornx,

New Orleans. La, June IA special from Jackson. Miss. says:
 A meeting of the board of stewards of the First Methodist Church was held this evening with a view of formulating plans for raising funds for a memorial church to the late Bishop Galloway. MethodisSs throughout Mississippi will be asked to contribute to the fund.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-15
New York Wins.

Cincinnati, O.. June 1.-Two errors, and a hit, gave the New Yorks two runs in the second inning of today's game. enough to insure victory. Both Raymond and Casper pitched fine ball. A enchanted catch by Mitchell was the fielding feature. Score:
 Cincinnati ... ... .o0o oo1 0o0--1 3 New York .. ... .020 900 00O--2 5 o
 Batterles--Gasper, Rowan and Me- Lean; Raymond and Schlei. Time, 1:A5. UmpIres Klem and Kane.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-15
CAPT. RAYmoND.s CONDITION
If He Survives Operation He Will B
 Parmlyxed For Life.

Parmlyxed For Life.
 Des Moines. Iowa. June 14.-Captain John C. Raymond. in command of Troop B., of the 2nd Cavalry. station ed at Fort Des Moines, who was shot down by Corporal Crabtree. Sunday noon. lies at Mercy Hospital in a most precarious condition
 He Is able to move his head a trifle Surgeons expect to probe for the bull let today. It Is lodged next to the spine in the back of the patients neck Surgeons said today that should Cap- tain Raymond survive the operation, he will be paralyzed for life
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-15
Going Direct to Naples.

New York. June 14.-The agents of the Cunard Line in this city today re- ceived a cablegram from the Liverpool office of the company stating that the Hamburg-American line steamer Ba- tavIa, which has on board the Sia- vonia's steerage passengers would prob ably not call at Gibraltar but would proceed direct to Naples
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-15
French Bark Wrecked.

St. Vincent, June 14.-The French bark Turgot. from Hull vie Brest, for San Francisco. Is reported totally wrecked on San Antonios Capt Verde Islands, the cargo burned and the crew landed at the latter port
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-15
INDOOR BASEBALL
League standing.

The first game between Tuscaloosa and Montgomery last evening at the indoor baseball games at the Y. M. c. A, was one of the prettiest contests seen on the gymnasium floor so far this season, while the second game be tween Mobile and Anniston resulted in the first shut-out game so far this year and was played in the record breaking time of twenty-five minutes.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-15

Summary--Three base hit, Walker. Sacrifice hits. Cocash, Buchanan. Stolen base, Cocash. Bases on balls, off RoE- by " pitcher by Rogers (Fiood.) Double play, Collins to Carey. Time. 1:25. Um- pire. Pfenninger.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-15
Lose Orleans Fastest Of Season
Tyson and Stakely
 Win Tennis Doubles

was found a few minutes later by a deputy sherin and escorted indoors.
 After transfer to the penal authorities Smith was passed behind the portals as convict No. 1920. He will go through the usual medical examination, be shaved, bathed and assigned to work,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-15
Rnnnnn Cron Damaged.

New Orleans. June 14.-A special from Puerto Cortez. Honduras, states that recent high winds have caused great damage to the banana crop. the yield on a number of plantations has been ruined for the present season
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-15
John PauI Dead.

Lacrosse. Wis, June 14.-John Paul, aged 76. for a generation one of the leading lumbermen in Wisconsin and more recently operating in FIorida. where he was the head of the largest lumber company in that state, died to- day at Watertown, Fla.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-15

summary-rwo-base hits. wheeler. seigie, Babb. Sacrince hits. seigie, Tonneman. Keilum, 2; Bay, g Double plays, Wisenan to Tonneman. Hits apportioned. of Schwenck. in ! in- ium, 2; by Schwenck, 3. Base on balls: off Kellum. 2 on Schwenck, I; on Quisser, g. Time 1:40. Umpire. OBrien.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-15
Yankees Defeat Chicago.

New York. June 14.-New York de- feated Chicago today for the first time this season to 5. After Walsh had been found for two runs in the third inning, Burns was substituted. The locals made five tallies off him in the one round he worked. Engles' batting was responsible for five of New Yorlk's seven runs.
 cbIesTo 1000. o1s 100--5 ii 3 New York .002 500 00s-7 1
 Batteries-walsh Burns, Fiene and owens; Crockett. Hughes and Blair. Time 2:l0. Empires Kerin and o'LouGh- lin.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-15
WINS THIRD
DEFEATS LITTLE ROCK TRAVEL
 FRS FOR THIRD TIME.
Only One Run is Scored in . Game Which Goes to Atlanta, Keep ing Crackers on
 Top.

Little Rock, June 14.--Rogers. the native ArKansan. beat Little Rock for the third successive time this season today. The locals got twelve men to first. but could not hit with men on bases Slow base running also cost several chances to score. In the sew enth Moran, Rohn and Jordan. the nrst over the only run of the game. Carey, released by Memphis. played his first game with Little Rock today. He will be retained until Tarleton's injured
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-15
GAMES TODAY.
Aanfhern LeaRua.

Aoufhexn League. Montgomery at New Orleans. Birmingham at Mobile. Nashville at Memphis. Atlanta at Little Rock. 
 American League. Detroit at Washincton. Chicago at New York. St. Louis at Philadelphia. Cleveland at Boston.
 National Lea@aeA Brooklyn at Pittsburg.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-15
Tuscaloosa Wins.

In a hard-fought game, featured with light-hitting and fast fielding, Tusca- score of 3 to ?, although only two hits were made off of Alley, Montgomery s pitcher. The star play of the game was a catch of line drive by Mason in left field, also doubling a man on first on the same play.
 ! The score by innings as as follows:
 R. H. E. Tuscaloosa .....1 Q Q 1-3 0 Montgomery ......0 0@2 1 Batteries-M. Marcus and Johnson Alley and A. Marcus.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-15
Ate BIackberries and Died.

Amite. La June 14.-As the result of eating blackberries picked in a neld near here. two negroes died yesterday. There is said to be a poisonous insect egg on some of the berries which is deadly.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-15
wlnn rourta straIrht.

St. Louis, June I4.-By taking today's game Philadelphia won four straight from St. Louis. The visistors hit Moore hard while their own pitcher, Earl Moore, had the locals at his mercy
 Score: R. HE. Philadelphia .. ..002 o0s 20o-7 10 0 St. Louis .. .. .001 900 000--1 5 o
 Batteries-Moore and Dooin; Moore, Rhodes, Higgins and Phelps. Time 1;50 Empires Emslie and O'Day.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-15
TAI-ENDERS LOSE
MIsPLAYs WE'RE FOLLOWED WITH
 SAFE HITS.
Memphis Hit KelIum Hard But Was Bnable To Overcome the Lend
 Az kellum Was Well
 suDported.

Memphis, Tenn, June 14.--By fol- with hits, Nashviiie gained an ad- vantage in the third inning today which their erroriess fielding prevent cd Memphis from overcoming, notwith- Score:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-15
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Wina sIugglne Match .

Pittsburg, June i4-Pittsburg won a slugging match from Brooklyn today by score of 2 to 5. In the fifth in ming, with the bases full, Pastorious made a wild throw to the plate, letting in two runs.
 Score by innings: R.HE. 5rooklyn .. Sod % o9o olo1S is I Pastorious and Bergen. Time, 1:20. Umpires, Cusack and Johnstone.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-15
Win Poorly PInyed Game.

Philadelphia, June 14.-st Louis de- feated Philadelphia today by score of ii to in a poor played game. St. Louis hammered the ball hard and knocked three os Mack's twtrlers off tho rubber.
 Score: R. II. E. Philadelphia .. 032 00o 00t-6 13 1 St. Louis e. .. A000 324 020--1I II I
 Batteries-DygwsA Coombs. Morgan. Vickery and u whfNon: Howell, Di- neen and Criger ,vit topith. Time 2:Os. IJmpires. Hurst gt sS qolly.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-15
Amerfcau Aaseciatlon.

Cleveland. 8; Boston. l. Detroit, I; Washington. o. St. Louis, Il; Philadelphia, 6. New York, 2; Chicago, 5.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-15
One Run Wins Game.

Washington June 1t.--petrolt inning today, scoring one run. It proved enough to win as Willets was strong in pinches and the game had sixth inning on account of rain.
 Score: RHE. Washington ..... 900 00-o Q DGsafte DGRsaafftteeries.cray and street; tge WniettS and Stanage. Time 1:05. Umpires Egan and Sheridan.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-15
,. 1T. E.
RnYEAd dent GomAau
 judged ah

nT,rderer off PArIng: I pINDn ce4.
 Tempo" sne Pladuemine, La.,, ,,assu Nbeing confined in jaif.on Sl h<han eis Ut .,th tSa n,,,le property hours < Van Ingen. was I'.st,,s< " iurv oVg g,,r,,, sbo4 a,Iition to this october 23, 1s9Veral heaAs seated on a tra bride of a few some months az greement of the
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-15
south Atlantic Leagu

Columbus, s-4; Charleston, 0-2. Macon, Il; Jacksonville, T.. Chattanooga, 2; Columbia, Il. Savannah, g.; Augusta, O..
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-15
RATIONAL LnAaun
Aa1ERIoAN LnAGum
GAMES YESTERDAY.
seatAern League.

New Orleans, l; Montgomery, 0. Mobile Birmingham. rain. Nashville, 5; Memphis, 2. Atlanta, 1; Little Rock. o.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-15
National Leagua.

PittsburR, 7, Brooklyn, g. Chicago Boston, cold weather. {. New York, 2; Cincinnati, 1. Philadelphia. [; St. Louis. l.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-15
American Associatiou

Toledo, [; Minneapolis, 2.
 Indianapolis, 5; St. Paul, ?. Kansas City. q: Columbus. 6. Milwaukee, 6; Louisville, 2.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-15
GOLF TOURNAMENT.
Midlothian Country Club Carries O
 HOn0ra.

Chicago, June 1.-The Midlothian Country Club carried off the honors to- day in the qualifying round of the four day open tournament of the Women's Western Golf Association on the Mid lothian Club links. Miss Myra Helmer, of that club, leading the field.
 Good work on the green was respon- sible for her victory, her butts being of exceptional merit, though her drives were distinctly weak. Her score was 53, 51. 104 for the IS holes. Thirty eight contestants took part in the nualifYinR roundg-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-15
Texas League.

Galveston (; FortWorth & Houston s; Dallas O. San Antonio s; Oklahoma City (l1 innings).
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-15
ScOre bY InnfngS

Summary--sacTiice nits whiteman. Daly. Double plays. Hess to DeMont- reville to Dexter; Kerwfh to shannon. Base on balls. by Hess, 1. Hit by pitcher, by Hess (Kerwin.) Left on bases. New Orleans, 2; Montgomery, 3. First base on errors, Montgomery, l; New Orleans. l. Time of game f:15. Umpires. Moran and Fitzsimnions.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-15
pvrnI CarrIer Retn.tnt.a.

NShington, D. C., June 14-(spe- tJasper W. Bryant has been re- Nvural free delivery carrier,
 N4. at Birmingham.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-15
MORRIS RELEASED.

Ex-Birniin9ham Inhelder Given Can by
 Babb In Memphis. Memphis. June 14,-(Special.)- )--In- fielder Morris, secured from Birming- ham, has been released outright by the Wemphis club.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-15
NOTICE.

To Whom It May Concern:
 Lettefs testamentary having this day been issued to the undersigned by the Pro- bate Court of Montgomery County. Alabama. under the will of M. A. Mason. deceased. all persons having claims against the estate of the said M A Mason are hereby noti- fled to present the same within the time required by law. otherwise the same will be forever barred. &9 This May s1st, 1909.
 JOSEPH C. MASON.
 RALPH c. MASON.
 As executors of the estate of M. A. tues-4t Mason deceased