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The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1909-02-11
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STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA. ! :.
COUNTY OF STEELE.
IN DISTRICT COURT. THIRD JUDICIAL Dis
TRICT.
Reuben Danskin. Stewart j. Danskin, Karl d.
Danskin and Laura A. Lynn. 1853. plaintiffs.
Rebecca E. Waller. Henry 1. STANDBY, Ira w.
STANDBY, Horace G. Standby. Ira E. Green,
Joseph O. STANDBY, Emma S. Green. Don O..
ley. Ella STANDBY. Glen STANDBY, and All 9th
er Persons Unknown. Claiming any Interest or
Estate in. or Lien or Incumbrance Upon the
Property Described in the Complaint. ..........
........... Defendants.
SUMMONS.
The State of North Dakota to the above nam
ed Defendants:
You are hereby summoned to answer the
complaint in this action and to serve a copy Of
your answer upon the subscriber within thirty
you. exclusive OF the day OF such service; and
IN case OF your failure to appear or answe
judgement will be taken against you by de-
fault for the relief demanded in the complaint.
Dated this 26th day OF January, A. .. 1909.
F. W. AMES.
Residence and Post ONCE Address.
Mayville. North Dakota.
To The AME DEFENDANTs:- ,4
Take Notice. That the complaint in the
above entitled action was filed In the office OF
the Clerk OF the District Court OF Steele
County. North Dakota. on February End 1909,
and the foregoing action relates to, and is to
ton No. -Four, in Township No. las, Range IS,
West Of the 5th P. M,
F. W. AMES,
Plaintiffs Attorney
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Report OF the condition Of
The bIabon State Bank

at Blabon. in the State Of North Dakota. at
the close OF business Feb. S. 1909.
RESOURCES
Loans and discounts 34.O98 70
Overdrafts secured and unsecured
Banking house. furniture and fix
2.939 81
Items in transit. ......... .......... 1928 05
Due from other banks....$ 1888 81
Cash ..",.".....". 1889 80 s.2Oe Al
Total !. :. $4e. 5l7 IS
LIABILITIES
Capital stock paid in. ....... 5 10000 90
Surplus Fund.-. .............. 200
Undivided profits. less expenses
and taxes paid. .........- 2Y7 10
Indiv. deposits subject
to 20,396 IL
Demand certificates OF
deposit .............. l,4l7 81
Time certificates OF de-
deposit .,....--..... e.205 90 ! 38.02O 81
S48.517 SO
State OF North Dakota. &c
County OF Steele
!, I B. A.. CUNNING. Cashier OF the above
named bank, do %solennly swear that the above
statement is true to the best OF my knowledge
and belief. b. A. CUNNING.
Cashier.
= Subscribed and sworn to before me this 10th
day Of Feb. 1903.
3 [SEAL] F. W. EHRED.
Notary Public Steele County. N. Oak.
Correct Attest: J. D. Brown. n,r
NJ. 3. Cassel, '
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Hides. & Furs tanned for
Robes, Coats, Rugs, etc. Write
for free catalog Is. Tauberts
Tannery, Minneapolis, MINI.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-26
CALENDAR OF SPORTS


MONDAY.
Opening Of automobile carnival week
Annual tournament OF mississippi
Gun Club opens at Vicksburg.
Tuesday.
Start Of four days automobile endu-
rance run at Detroit.
Opening of annual horse show Of the
Brooklyn Riding and Driving Club.
wednesday.
Opening of the season OF the Tri-
State Baseball League.
Jimmy Clabby VS.. Jack Morgan, ten
rounds. at Indisnapolis
Opening Of annual spring golf tour
nament az Atlantic City, N. J.
Western League opens its season with
Sioux City at Wichita, Omaha at Dem
YER. Des Moines at Pueblo. and Topeka
at Lincoln.
centxsi League opens It's season with
Grand .tapids at wheeling, South Bend
at GAINESVILLE, Fort Wayne at Evans
vile. and Dayton at Terre Haute.
with Newark az Portsmouth. Mansfield
at Marion and Lima at Lancaster.
Saturday,
Annual intersch elastic track and field
meet at the University Of Kansas.
Annual intersch elastic track and field
meet at the University of Missouri.
ATSlual intersch elastic track and field
meet at Leland Stamford University.
Iowa.Minnesots dual athletic meet at
Annual Marathon race Of the Missou-
ri Athletic Club of st. Louis.
Western Association opens its season
with Musk ogee at Guthrie, Bartlesville
at Enid webb City at Joplin and
Springfield at Pittsburg.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-26
RIVERS ARE RISING
BIGBEE AND WARRIOR HAVE
REACHED FLOOD STAGE.
Twenty-Five-Foot Rise Has Bees Reg
istered During Past Three
Dnys-F1oOd Warninga
Are Sent Out.

Demopolis. April 25.-(speciaI.)--
There has been heavy rain at this
place and above on the Bigbes and
Warrior today. and the river in con-
sequence. has risen very rapidly. over
rs feet in the past three days, and the
hood stage has been reached. Flood
warnings are being sent out from this
place.
RFriday night. large raft of logs.
a steam tug, the Lille, and lot OF
small boats owned by the Wood Lum-
Der Company. broke loose from their
moorings and went down the river
Captain Wood and four hands followed
the boats and logs. leaving here Satur-
day morning.
Nothing has been heard from the par
ty since 1t is supposed they were all
safe, but have caught the boats and
logs perhaps nifty on 100 miles below
ana are sndeavoring TO bring them
back
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-26
GUEsE's SMILE
PROVED 10 BE A WINNER

me Atlanta Journal has this about
sess. wSitsy eaes s, with The smile that
fans he fully proved the truth OF that
old adase. which says man may smile
81 play with the result hanging In the
grimly holding onto the perch Of un.
s esin.sniiy wn ana eondent smile.
"a a the battle got hstter.
allowed a hit but at that point Bayless
rot triple and later scored.
RockenAeId star.
sRockenheld was the star for Mont
gor,1ery. He has q finger on his right
hand that acts like the end Of . s6ear
1t sticks In the ball when pointed at
one and punctares Il to the very ints-
ger on McMurray and Bayless in the
.sayiess had got safe on an error Of
Kerwin. Then McMurray hit to second
and Rockenfeld baycneted the bali as
1t Bent sailing through the air. His
he pulled it on and threw to Gremin-
ger In time to catch Bayless before he
could get back to the bag.
thrse hss "a ana n's scored ons 81 the
Weather Was Cold.
THE game was little warmer than
the weather, which was not at all kind
70 the small army OF fans who had in
an abundance OF spring confidence pro-
vided themselves q few days ago with
straw hats and thrown away the old
lids of winter.
During the early moments OF the
contest things looked blue for Atlanta,
Tor no hits were being bingled OF the
bats and Montgomery had scored two
men. Guese was working like q we'll
balanced piece OF machinery. He
smiled when the umpire called balls at
times when he thought IL should be a
cry time strike was announced by the
arbitrator. He was bubbling over with
geniality and good humor pervaded his
soul. There was no getting away
from that grin. IT was a winner.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-26
Bernhard's Men Are In
Good Form.
ARE SHOWING WELL ON ROAD
Montgomery to Play Fourteen
Games IN East.
A. the First wesser. Jump Follows
The Atlantis Series, Mcstssmery
Has sixteen Away and
EisAt a Home.

Grsminser's people have fourteen
more games In the East. six on the
road and eight ut home. before strik-
Ing into the hrst Western trip Of ten
games.
Two more games are to be played
In Atlanta, and the last four days Of
this week Bill Bernhard's Nashville
crew will make their first appearance
OF 1908 at Capitol Heights. and II they
get three out Of the six games they
Will hold their position. The week
following Montgomery opens IN Bir-
mingham for the first time this sea.
son with four games at the slag pile.
Atlanta then comes here for four
games, and on May IL the first scrap
In Mobile.
Beginning today Nashville has ten
more games on the road, two in Bfr-
mingham, four In Montgomery and
four in Atlanta. but IL the Volunteers
are as good road club as they Were
last year. they should be able to get
back to Sulphur Deli on the 7th or
May well up towards theAtop.
After the last Memphis game In
Mobile Tuesday. the GulIs have seven
more games on the road. Wednesday
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-26
IA HEALTHY
INCREASE
Work Of Climbers Shows
Well
EVEN SPLIT ON WEEKS GAMES
Ike Rockenfield Sensation Of
Team.
Daley Leads swattfng Departmeat,
whale Perssns Leads FteidAng,
Aeeepsins sevestsen Chaacss
witheut siagie Errer.

A healthy increase In both the ciout-
ing and fielding departments IL shown
g result Of the six battles that the
Climbers have fought out during the
week ending saturday night. winding
lost.
The feature Of the week was the
work of Ike Rockenfeld. who during
me ak games pounded out nine hits,
came when they were badly nesded
His vrsatility with the willow PUTS
BIN third In the batting OF the reru-
lars. instead Of ninth. as the week be-
tores Jrd DAILY leads the hitting with
singles and a couple OF two basgers
last week.. while Ed Gremingsr had
four hits and three two bsEKsrs In
h his six games last week. ten. hits in
number OF hits and runs Is the man
aEer. but was At BAT two more times.
regulars. though he is virtually hit
Won, works eyer sxs ses II the zane th,s he
Day. Lively got two hits out OF four
Times up. He was not at bat at an IN
the gams IN Atlanta Thursday. This
give: four 800 hitters In the gang
Joe Pspe got ave hits 10 hls six
games last week and II hitting fourth
In the regnlars and nth in percsnt-
age. Dan Kerwin got four bite in HIS
regulars and sixth In percentage, and
Archie Persons also got four In six
games. Spike shannon got one hit IN
his I'VE games. but Il was pinch two
%Ss u sa ss two n sSsD Sy q
Guese. one was two ageer that
drove In a run. and the other was
pinch Angle that drove In, q couple
Of runs. Pushing over three runs with
Manush Is hitting that ball pretty
hard. but he has 20 far been unIucky
In not getting them safe. when ne
strikes his stride It's good bet that
pr Elmer Bliss are not quite right vet,
but the fans know that both or them
can hit when In condition
DAILY leads the long hits with q
Rocky having four two hagSsrs ana
Greminger three. Pope beads IN stolen
bases with four. DAILY, Persons and
Kerwin three each. Kerwin and Pope
leading in sacriAce hitting with three
Persons stiii leads the fielding with
I! chances and no error. Hart with
eight chances and Guese with seven
with no errors. Kerwin In twentystwo
error each. Greminger is playing a
great game. with one error In niraty-
nine chances. In hfty-five chances
Rocky has I'VE errors. but he IS play
ing grand game, ,twenty-seven Of
his chances being assists Pope IN
forty-fve chances has six errors. ana
Manush two errors In twenty-five
chances. In thirty-seven chances
shannon has one error. and his work
behind the bat is q feature
Guese is leading the pitchers, his
control wonderful. two bases on
balls and I'VE stroke cuts In three
games. George 10 looking good. one
base on balls and ave strike outs in
d n,s game Lvsiy TAI aown ~ AZ
would be leading. DeBalt also showing
up nicely.
The batting. fislding and pitching
averages are:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-26
Strang, Chevrolet and Dewitt
Are Here for Big Auto Races

For the big automobile race meet to-
morrow afternoon three OF the leading
drivers OF the world arrived IN Mont
gomery last night. They were Lewis
Strang. the Ameican champion; Louis
Chevrolet. the French daredevil. and
George Dewitt, the Jacksonville star.
all members Of the famous Buick team.
Other drivers for the big meet are ex-
pectsd to arrive today. while the mo-
foroyciists are expected tomorrow
morning.
strang IL young. clean, manly-look-
ing fellow. He IL 20 years OF age, but
has been driving cars for a number of
years. For the last two years he has
been considered the best pilot OF the
modern juggernaut In this country He
IL thorouGhiy gentlemanly In his de-
fneaner. and as he sat at dinner last
night he talked pleasantly. OF his ex-
periences. his purposes and hopes Of
tomorrow,
ssince i first lowered the worlds
track record at Birmingham. Alabama
has been something Of q hoodoo to me-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-26
EDITED BY
WALLACE SCREWS, JR.
Peicay,s Lose
Southern League Champs
Will be Here Wednesday

being an OF day and opening IN Lit
tie Rock Thursday.
II tnsrs Is any virtue in being st
have TO show i. Beginning Thursday
they are In Little Rock for twenty
three straight games, every club In
the. circuit playing there. the Western
Eastern clubs with thirteen. The last
game In Little Rock IL on May 20
The Travellers should be up In the race
by then. for they have an Eastern trip
Atlanta has six more games at home
and eight on road beginning today.
Birmingham has ten more games at
home Beginning today; Memphis has
nesday and the PeIicans have eleven
games on the road. beginning wednes-
Birmingham and Little Rock have ali
concerned. and when Molesworth gets
hold Of Moxie Manuel--and he - after
Ralph Savidge and Mac Robinson--the
6 puS o soaa s e BE se. aS. .n w .har some
pitchers they are liable TO give any
On. e ths srightss. phases locally ny
In Montsomsry this week. ana with
the fast gait that the Climbers are go-
Ing, Gremingers bunch should be In
nice trim to start that Western trip.
McGraw.s Giants have four games At
the Polo Grounds this week and the
Cubs have four games In Cincinnati.
This is the FIRST clash between the
Cubs ana Reds and II will be Interest,"
ing 20 watch the result.
The White Sox have seven games at
home in the American. st. Louis and
Cleveland PLAYING three each In Chi
Sunday. New York has four games at
Boston and staliings's people have the
Athletics In New York the last two
days OF the week; The Tigers play
two at Detroit and the Tigers one at
Chicago. l
Chattanooga has twelve straight
games on the road beginning today
1t all looks like q hard fight In every
league for the next week or SO.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-26

chances in a race. He shocked Barney
Ofdheld In 1906 by his daring and af-
ways had "the goat" of Barney in con-
tests. His work in Chattanooga Thurs
day was the mosA astonishing OF the
day and he was the talk OF the town
that night and since. Little Dewitt -
.younRster from jacksonville who
drives with all the abandon and IRE
OF the youth. and IL rapidly achieving
an international reputation by his skill
and daring.
The cars OF these three drivers were
shipped by expressa Strang and Chew
rolet had cars shipped from chatta-
nooga, deciding to use those which
they piloted In the Lookout Mountain
climb. Dewitt viii drive a new car,
shipped here from Atlanta. His car
was smashed beyond repair in the
Chattanooga hill climb and bad to be
shipped back TO the factory before be-
ing made in condition for any kind Of
racing. M
The race for the Alabama champion
ship promises TO be a hot contest. The
cars which participated in q recent 100
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-26

Archie Persona. 10 checked.
The CHIEF interest here today was In
the result OF the New Orleans Little
Rock game, and when II was known
that the travellers had won, the play,
ers Of both Atlanta and Montgomery
were glad None Of the Eastsrn
teams have any idea about the
strength Of FRANKS team, and the fact
that Little Rock has been able to
stop them, twice In succession, SHOWS
that the Pelicans are still IN the south
The papers here are swing Roekin..
Geld 9 big boost fer his playing OF
Saturday, and he was certainly desery-
ing OF H. His catch OF that liner In
the frst inning was Just about as SEN
sationaI as 1t IL possible to make
play In q baseball game.
We have two more games here, one
Monday and one Tuesday, after which
you viii see us at Capitol Heights
again. We did not come across with
the goods there last week, a. We
should. but the boys are all determined
to make q good stand at home against
the Champs. "wednesday, Thursday.
Friday and Saturday. 80 We Will have
but four other games at home, before
hitting the road for q western trip.
Our road record 50 far hAs been two
out OF ave and IL we maintain this
clip. we should be q pretty DANGEROUS
contender when the race comes to Q
close In September.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-26

said strang, hut hope to outdistance
that boogher- man tomorrow. Just Is
have run away from other hoodoos. Ny
car Is IN fine shape, and ] an told this
track is even better than that At Birm-
inRhann. Hence / have no hesitancy in
predicting that some new and astonish-
Ing marks Will be set during the events
on the card. NY hoodoo in Alabama
has been confined TO Birmingham. the
only city in which i have yet appear
ed. On my second trip there I smashed
up car and upon the occasion Of my
last VISIT there in November. my part
ner, Emil Stricken. was killed in
car smash-up. have no fears here,
however"
Louis Chevrolet is accompanied by
his wife. He is a typical Ffenchman.
with an aggressive mustache and de-
cidedly nervous manner: 1t is said
that he IL the most daring man alive
on q track. His nervousness always
passes awav as soon as he starts his
car. He has no idea Of danger or fear
and will take the most thrilling
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-26

mile race here have been entered. Os-
car Norman will drive the little Buisk,
which has already been stripped and
tried out Norman has driven in four
races, all OF which be wen. The Chai-
mers- Detroit will lie handled by Co.
well, Mr.. Cannon deciding he could get
as much out of 1t as any other driver
in the city. He has stripped II and
says he 10 sure to come home the win
ner. The Patterson-I ingalls, Company
will have an Oldsomobile and a Mitch
ell In the race. while Cadillac will
also likely start, A probable starter
from Birmingham Is the car ocned by
Larry Smith.
The rain of yesterday was just what
the Montgomery Automobile Club
wanted. 1t packed the traek and set
tied It into magnificent condition. As
a result some wonderfully fast time
Is sure to be made in the race. The
FIRST event will be called at 2:30
o'clock. The officials have been nam
ed by President r. e. Steiner and the
racing committee OF the club
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-26
SONS OF VETERANS URGED
TO TAKE PART IN PARADE

Commander John A. Elmore. of Camp
Holtzclaw, United Sons of Confederate
Veterans, urges all members of the
camp TO meet at the Commercial Club
rooms at $3.50 o'clock this afternoon to
form for the parade. He 10 extremely
anxious to have a good attendance OF
the Sons. The number OF Veterans who
march is smaller with each year, and
he SAYS the number of Sons who take
part should DO larger each year.
The Sons with be under command OF
First Lieutenant Commander W. c.
Swanson, who Will march them from
the Commercial Club rooms to the
place of formation of the big parade.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-26
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
The white sox win.

Chicago, April 25.--The Chicago
Americans defeated st. Louis to 0
today, largely through the excellent
work OF Pitcher James Scott. e. recruit
from Wichita. Kas. 1t was Scotts
Grst game in q major league, but he
hefd ST. Louis to three scattered hits.
besides striking out six men.
The winning run came with none out
In the ninth. Parent led on with g
sinRie and stole second. Sullivan bunt-
"a and Parent scored when Graham
threw wide to first base. The winners
stole seven bases or stephens. Dough-
erty having three to his credit. Score
R.H. e :.
Chicago 900 900 OOl-i .
st. Louis -. 80. 900 900 600 2
Battsries- Scott and Sullivan; Gra-
ham and Stephens. Time. i:4S. Um-
pires. Perrine and Sheridan.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-26
BAN IS PLACED ON
BETTING ON BASEBALL

Birmingham, April AS Especial -
Sheriff Hlsdon and Chief Bodsk0r
served notice on the fraternity tonight
that no more betting or baseball games
nor book making will be tolerated.
With the season, speculation on the
outcome OF games was rife. Book
making has fourlshsd. The authori-
ties state, however, that they have
learned the names OF the book makers
and win arrest them II they continue
the franc.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-26
MOxIE MANUEL REPORTS
TO MANAGER WORDSWORTH

Birmingham April Especially -
Moxie Manuel, the Chicago White sox
twirlsr. bought last week BY Birming-
ham ut an expense of $1,000, reached
He will work In one Of the games
against Atlanta this week. Manuel
states that he has never received Q
not sorry to get away. His health has
not been very good either since leav-
ing the South.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-26

Three base hits. DAILY 1. Two base
hits, Rockenfeld. 4: DAILY, 4; Gremin-'
ger. 3; Kerwin. 2; shannon. /: Guese,
I; Lively, /; DeBalt. 1. Stolen bases.
s D Msnush' pay: shann rson sssr rTIn
hits. Kerwin. s; Persons, 1: Hart, ]
Greminger, /; Pepe. 8; shannon. /:
DAILY. /; Manush, ].
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-26
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Cincinnati. o., April 25-Camnitz.
pitching for PittsburR. held Cincinnati
to one hit today, Mitchell's tripIa into
the crowd In the fifth inning alone pre-
venting a shutout in hits and runs.
Camnitz also failed to give a base on
ball or hit a batsman. Abstein. OF the
Pittsburg. hit safely every time he
came to bat.
Score by innings: 49,. R,HE.
Cincinnati :. -. 900 010 000---1 2
Pittsburg :. ..... 010 900 1902 9
Batteries-DuBuc and Mclean: Cam
nitz and Gibson. Time, I:40. Umpires.
KLEIN and Kane,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-26

Summary--Two base hits. Tnrleton,
VILE. Dundon. sacrifics hits. Boucher.
Collins, s. Reagan. Double play. Dex-
ter. tunassisted) Struck out, BY Brett
enstein, s. by Hart. O. Bases on balls.
pitcher, Robe. wild pitch. Bretten-
stein. Passed ball. Matthew'S. Time
1:to. Umpire. Rudderham-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-26
Wish of Locals
HART WINS HISGAME
PELlcxSs TO TWO HITS.
Breitenstein wss nafteA oppsrfuseiy
By the Travellers But sensa-
tiena1 Fielding Kept the Game
Close All the T1ne.

New Orleans. La. April 2s--Pitcher
Hart held New Orleans to two hits.
Rock won easily. though the locals
punched the pair Of safeties they Sc
cured In one inning and an error by
Casey. aided In the scoring Of two
runs. p
Breitenstein was batted opportunity
by the visitors. and sensational field
ing kept down their score. making the
game one Of the prettiest of the sea-
son. Score:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-26
BICYCLE MARATHON RACE. y
Frssk l.. Kramer wins I'm q Stirring
Finnish.

FtUa8h.
New York, April 2s.--A bicycle Mara
thon race, so-cailed. for professional
riders. over the full distance, twenty
six miles. ass yards, was won nc the
Veiedrome board track, near Newark.
East orange. II. j.
The finish was stirring. Kramer
went over the line first In q fierce
sprint, half q wheels length ahead Of
two lengths ahaad OF John Bedell. the
Long Island rider. the winners time
was I:02:4e 2-5.
Al three-mile amateur handicap was
won by Peter Lawrence of San Fran
cisco (scratch) in s:4s 3-5.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-26
MONTGOMERY BUNCH
FEELING GOOD At ATLANTA

Atlanta, Ca,
April 2S.-fEpe-
cia1.)--Aithough
the weather 10
nothing like
that desired by
bali playefs- the
Climbers were
feeling pretty
good today and
were doping
dire happenings
to AtlInta Tor
urday's victory
felt good to Us,
- II came az
ter we had Just
lost tn rec
straight and
every team -
UIod ~haff
losing streak
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-26
WRECK PREVENTS BASE
BALL GAME AT MEMPHIS

Memphis. Tenn. April 25--Memphis-
Nashville game postponed because Of
non arrival OF Memphis team. which
was detained at Mobile because OF q
wreck.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-26

ST. Louis. April 25.--The Chicago Ma
tIonal League team had a hard time
winning from st. Louis today. Chance
used two pitchers, Pfelster being
Knocked out of the box. overall stop
ped the local team from making runs.
ST. Louis 1000 o4O ooO--i 10 1
Chicago -, .,.,.3 500 Ito COOS 5 o
Pfeister overall and Moran. Time,
2:0S. Umpires, o'Day ana Emshe.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-26

bangles, tasseis. frinSes, ali are in
order, and passementerie drop trim
mings may be found IN all the modtsh
colors and In the metallic. pearl. let
and crystal effects.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-26

Detroit, April 25.--Detroit and Cleve-
land played here today, the home team
shutting out the visitors. to o. SUM
merS pitched q fine game and was well
Schmidt were the real features Of the
game. which was close and well played
all the way through. Score:
Detroit $3.50. 600 O02 O1s--s /
Cleveland . 80. 900 900 5000 3 0
Batteries Summers and Schmidt
Wright and Clarke. Time, 1873. Um-
pires. KERN and O'Loughlin.