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The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-10-23

DETROIT MAGNATE SUGGESTS
CUTS, PLAYERS PREFER RAISES.
Ou.er n Cyvh said Te he Angry Over
Hu~k yennlngs' Pitching
seIectaons IN WORLDS

Detroit. Mich, Oct. 22-tspeciaD--
Rumbiings of Q most horrible row are
heard in the Tiger Jungle. Manager
Hughey Jennings 10 the object OF
President Navin's wrath.
Mr.. Navin 10 said to be so keenly
disappointed over the resuit OF the
OF the Tigers therein that he is likely
TO make a point OF the matter In draw
ing up Jennings new contract. The
two games Summers lost are at the
bottom or the trouble.
The leaving in OF Summers In his
first game and the withdrawal OF Will
lett and substitution Of Works in the
same game, as well as the putting IN
Of Summers for another game; are SAID
agement on the part Of Jennings-
hlunders which, had they been avoid
cd. would have made the seventh and
disastrous game unnecessary.
on the other hand. II IL argued that
Jennings took a second division club
and made q three time pennant winner
of 1t, and made the three worlds series
and their harvest OF dollars possible
It is limited that Bill Donovan has
often been referred to BY Jennings and
Navin as having in him stuff Of which
good managers are made. and even
now the possibility Of turning to him
in the emergency IL fitting through
Navin's BRAIN
other players. They have figured II
| out that the club has made half a mill
lion dollars since Jennings came here,
and nearly half of that amount dur
ing the season Just ended. They con-
slider themselves the main factors In
the result and want part of the velvet
Consequently, there Is likely to be q
universal demand, for big boosts In
salary when contract time comes
around. with Cobb and Mullin heading
the list.
II the demands are not allowed the
movement may reach the proportions
of general strike. And as President
Navin Is not In the habit OF making
concessions In such matters, 1t may
next season. 1t is said Cobb will hold
out for $4,000.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-10-23
TIGERS WILL BARNSTORM
IN PEARL OF ANTILLES

New York, Oct. 22-From reports
the annual meeting of the Eastern
League next Tuesday at the Hotel VIC
toria. New York, promises to be a
stormy one. The principal business of
the session will be the election of
president. For some time dissatisfac-
ton has been spreading among some
of the club owners against the regime
OF Pat Powers. and 1t Is understood
that decided movement Is to be made
to elect another man to the chair.
Just who this man will be is a mat
ter of conjecture. The names of sew
eral candidates have been mentioned.
1t appears at this time that the league
Is about equally divided on this sub
tect. II Is said that four Of the eight
club presidents are in favor of new
leader, while the stand of the re-
naming four Is not definitely known.
President Powers himself is in a
large measure responsible for the add
ed strength which appears to have
been given the opposition. Last win
ter, when the Eastern League and
American Association had taken n
combined stand against the rest of
the organized baseball world, and SO
conducted the campaign that they
were practically offered all they were
fighting fog. namely a higher classifi-
cation and revised draft. these were
sacrificed through the failure of the
minor league presidents to effect a
working agreement.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-10-23
JIM JEFFRIES
READY TO FIGHT
The Big Man Back From
Europe.
TALKS OF JACK JOHNSON
VIII G. i Ring With the Negro
Any Tine.
Believes He Ii In the Best Conaftien
Of HIS Career and VIII Sign
. Articles for the Champ
ienshsp MN.

Aetx Nr< Il r. "a
new aotk. CcE zS 81. No. =. M. ~,
Us a. so sa q. rh. hl Icbss ~, ~
the heevvvs,Sht chsmnSoa shin ~ fhe
wnrld
In the ouiet enyirons OF Carlsbad, Boz
~ ~ Anu ..s,., 49, trs ors,time
bo,,er narer baa trsined vt~orousIy for
tne yohn, ,s mn wit sa sl ~ n srs
lea Of what he was doing.
r,snL 81 tha stsamshin Iusifania.
xs,,htch arriveS todsv- IN f,rhtinr Trim.
Wnicn n' S.,9s - t.a,aa was w,thomt
S,s. as.S IVA hss con,niexion wa 4
eiscr sam Rerrer. his sparrinr part.
ner. and a hos. o. adm, hvsiss ~ cnnsition
stt.ea ahamrlcs :
VI .es VIZ al WI, * ANT rohnsou to
morrow" said the big fellow, "and the
SOY mi i've I'm 10 the Berrer agree-
yer. Al tNe w aaeasis fbay ear ~ u
men' th,an,.eives"
care !. 81 tne ehnst gohnsony. was asked.
ys Wnas a0S Srown ewes snapped and
Jenries prown exes s.,ya sbouiser.
W WIN us
ne ..,,,n aho,t John.or THAT
CO.. &c ,.asss mors a.sfss ana done
~, nssr t,,s ms snv ma nan tnow."
less tHeh @nx n'a sn.Sss;..
80 .sanss,~ y.Ur,.. ,o,a
Tnen, un0er qvcsohtet ;msa1e tntc
soMt,n ne cang,tion lo hut he was q little
GOV about stating his exact 40 weight a:,,a.
Wen. I can ten yor ,nss }, h,ereu
Jenries' sQwiy. snd Tue .asr E,rano.
jumped on the scales-H was IN = a h,,s
III tipped the beam az zze pounos, Su s
you can't get me on the scafes nv" ioi
$50. . =. ...r,.
How DID get INTO shape ms
/. the newspaper men slWays n~sy Az
with Q lot OF rat on my Doay, s u,d
not have much wnen 1 went away Ahu
haven't any now A.. ,n. Ia.
And to emphasize tne point, 9et
fries seized suDs,anua, pars u III
vest. to show how small MS WHIST hhe
had grown.
Now at Carlsbad I ald Ten MITES .s VI
the road every morninss cons.nasse
the former Champion. aho IN she a.
ternoon i put IN my tlme IN tne sy
nasiums. The Germans tnouEnt was
crazy when they saw me runnlns s.ons
the HIGHWAYS. Iney aohe KNOW any
thing about Doxink.
did some work In france anu
trained at piacs Just OUT OF ~. -
had to look at the auoress on 80
every time l went out mere 20 WoIh;
The French are cray over ns .ls, ai ~
saw some pouts te' as 49, ~ 49,
some Of the exhioitions at the Naslon ne
Sporting Cluo AZ Lonaon; pu. ,neir IA
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WILL CONTEST HEARING
POSTPONED UNTIL MONDAY

Due to the presence OF the attorneys
In other courts. the hearing In the
contest OF the will OF J. c. Elliott
which was set in the Probate Court
for yesterday morning was continued
until Monday morning at 10 O'clock.
&c. Elliott. railway conductor died
July IL last. and. according to an In
strument purporting to be his viii. the
greater part OF his estate. inciudine
All or his personal property. was lsft
TO his second wife. Mary Eiizabeth M,
lott.
VT, the win Is contested by Mary r.ouissl
",nn, James Monroe Elliott ana
testator. who aliege the viii va
executed BY the exercise of siominicn
s s.,,, under undue influence over his.
VIII and wishes and that n ~.
sisned under circumstances amountinr
to force and fraud.
Judge J. 3. CASTOR. OF the Probate
jury. tnoui
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-10-23
AFTER POWERS SCALP
ARE LEAGUE MAGNETS

Chicago. Oct. 22--Announcement was
champion Tigers that his club would
leave Chicago tomorrow night for
Jacksonville. Fla, to play. exhibition
games next Monday and Tuesday.
day and Saturday. From Tampa the
Detroits will invade Cuba. playing sew
eral weeks at Havana. The club will
include O'Leary, Delehanty, Bush. Mo-
riarty, D. Jones, Mcintyre, Willett
Muliin. Summers. Schmidt. Beckendori
and Stanage.
Chances badly bent ex-champeens
back from their disastrous expedition
to Beloit. gathered round this morn.
ing at Cubs headquarters to receive
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cREHsHAw DEFENDERS
ORGANIZE COUNTY

Luverne, oct.' as.--fspecsar. ,---rhe
anti-amendment forces Of crensns 1,
county were orsanissd today at the
Court House, and a very enthp.s.s,s.
meeting was held.
- ne meeting was called to order Nv
-. -. bishop. member OF the state ~.
osr. committee. and Q permanent
organization was effected.
Mark L.. Black was eha.., =.
~ saeht chairman and also chAirna,, a
the Central Campaign Commitfee
RMS county will give q big matorttv
sssInst the amendment. estimated con-
ssrvatfveiy at three TO one.
The pfohfbitfonists were rvarts.
cretly untfi today. They fook I'm ~.
statement OF VIII Stevenson. who shnt
ms VIE and stepdaughter ana are
using II as an argument for the ausend-
h.sas. Ills statement was published In
town. tA1
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Al RoMANTIc WEDDING.
Mis-. Johns BECOMES bride of Mr..
Tnrver.

Tarver.
Union Springs. Oct. 22--(SpeciaD-
An unusually interesting ana romantic
wedding occurred at Midway IN this
county last evening when MT. John
Bass Tarver and Miss Nettie johns
were married.
The young woman was engaged 70
be married to Mr.. Lamar King. OF
James. and the invitations were issued
for event; the brides trousseau was
about ready; the bridesmaids and
other attendants were busy In the
preparation OF their costumes. ana
flushed with the interest usually taken
in such ceremonies, which was an
nounced to take place next week.
Mr.. Tarvef. who was an "oid sweet
heart residing in the West. heard OF
what was going on. He played the
part Of young Lochinvar" and made
haste to return to his boyhood home
and sweetheart and laid claims 20 the
first place In her affections. The old
love proved stronger than the new
and the BRIDE to-be discovered that
HE, whom she loved the first. was he
whom she loved the best" A license
was procured and the marriage took
place last evening at the home Of the
brides parents.
Another interesting feature OF this
affair is the fact that these two young
men had been partners in business In
the West and their fathers. Messrs,
H. l. King and NJ, w. Tarver, are now
partners in the banking business at
James, being president and cashier
respectively OF the James and Midway
Banking Company.
The bride is a daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Proctor Johns, a merchant at
James.
Hon. Holmes Powell, mayor OF Tus-
kegee. spoke in the court house here
tonight In favor of the proposed con-
stitutional amendment, and Hon EN-
NETT o'Neal will speak here tomorrow
against its adoption.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-10-23
MILEAGE TICKETS.

On and after October 10. 1908. the
Central Of Georgia Railway will honor
between certain points I,000-mile tick
cts, Form ~" and 2.000-miie tickets.
Form VIZ" sold by other lines at ?
cents per mile.
Ask any Agent or Representative of
the Central of Georgia Railway for
copy of Mileage Ticket Bulletin No.
1. dated October Is. 1908. 1t contains
a list of places and conditions under
which such tickets will be honored. /.
adv.tf
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-10-23
BUSH DENIES RUMOR.
SayS Detroit Players VIII Not Go On
We Strike.

Indianapolis. Oct. 22.-Owen Bush.
the Indianapolis boy who surprised
the Pittsburg baseball fans with his
playing on the Detroit team in the
worlds championship series, arrived
home today to remain until tomorrow.
when he will rejoin the Detroit team
and leave for transforming tour OF
Cuba.
Bush denies that the Detroit play
ers will rise up In revolt and demand
increased salaries next year. Some of
them expect to get better contracts.
but he says there will be no strike.
The Detroit team and the Indianapolis
team. which Is now in Cuba, may play
a series of games at Tampa, Fla. be-
ginning about the first OF November,
when the Indianapolis team starts
from Cuba on its return trip home.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-10-23
AuTo CAusEs sTIR.


Appearunce Of Ketchels $4,000 Machine
Gives Rise to Gossfp.
San Francisco, Cal. Oct. a.
Especially appearance on the
streets OF Stanley Ketchel In Dig
brand new $4,000 auto has given rise
to much gossip. not complimentary to
Ketchel and his manager
The fight fans, who didn't like the
theatrical finish of Ketchers fight
with johnson. and who believe that
both fighters posed for moving pic
lures, are now using Ketchefs pur--
chase Of a high priced auto as proof
that there was something crooked
about the recent fight. 1t was well
known that deducting a $4,000 side bet
which he lost. Ketchel only received
~, 600. which would barely pay his
training expenses. 1t also was given
out he had lost all his ready money
on his lasting fifteen rounds.
Now. three days after this fight, In
which he received so little money. he
buys a $4,000 auto. Britt will have to
do much explaining to remove the bad
Impression made by Ketchefs pur-
chase.
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their share OF the city series spoifs.
''Husk" yesterday penned the checks
payable to each member Of the squad
loverail viii invest their shares OF the
coin In tickets good for transporta-
ton beween Chicago and Los Angeles,
getting away from town next Mon
day.
At his headquarters in the Corn Ex-
change Bank Building yesterday Pres-
ident Murphy. Of the Cubs, enjoyed O
gay afternoon reading up the dope on
his newest phenoms. The boss Of the
West Siders claims to have baGged
four hitters who lead their respective
leagues In club swinging
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-10-23
WAGNER AND ~ COBB
IGNORED BY GRIFFITH

Cincinnati. o., Oct 22--Evers and
Tinker, both members of the Cubs
have been named by Manager Clarke
GRIFFITH as the two Chicago men who
would. 90 on his All-American base
ball team, were It to be selected for
contests. The Chicago pitchers, Brown
and Overall, are also on the list. He
makes these selections as those whom
he thinks are better players than
Pop" Anson's selections" The other
men are: Catcher, Mclean. Cincin-
natl; first base. Chase, Highlanders;
third base, Leach. Pirates: right field,
Puritans; left field, Clarke. Pirates.
Both Wagner and Cobb are left out.
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Early This Year.
Annapolis, Nd. Oct. 22.-Mindful OF
the delays and the trouble experience
ed in getting together on men to OF.
Philadelphia last year. the athletic
council at West Point and the execu-
tive committee of the Navy Athletic
association have settled the question
for this year. A. Ia Sharp of Yale
was chosen as referee, Il. K. Hall of
Dartmouth umpire, w. s. L.angford OF
Trinity field judge, and Ed smith.
present field coach at Pennsyiyania'
head linesman.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-10-23

SUFFICIENT. Oct. 22--tSpecial.--WIII M.
Wood, of Red Bay, will start weekly
newspaper at this place In a few days.
The paper Will be called the sulii-
gent Enterprise and its politics Demo-
cratic.
Mr.. Wood has been here several days
uerfecting the arrangements for the
paper. He has already receivd a part
OF the outfit and 10 expecting the ball
ance In three or four DAYS.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-10-23

Sheffield, Oct. 22-(Special. REV.
Frank p. Culver, presiding elder OF the
Birmingham district OF the Methodist
Church, is in Colbert County this week
dIivering speeches against the adoption
of the prohibition amendment 10 the
Constitution. He spoke at Spring VAL
lev yesterday afternoon. and last night
TO a large audience in this city. Spring
valley Is conceded to be largely against
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-10-23

vey. In his contest with Joe Jeanette.
in thnt city. had really won the night
and that II had been hxed for Jeanette
to win. Jefrries added that Mcvey
was only q right banded fighter and
would have little chance with johnson.
You want a left hand to fight john
SON. added Jeffries, as he walked away
to Join an admiring crowd OF frienos
on the pier.a
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Fu.ersi AttenssA NJ oae 1Asuan11

spartanburg. 8. c.. Oct 31--A crowd
numbering about 5000. many Of whom
had come from all sections q tlo
State. gathered on the campus Of Wo1<
ford College here this Afternoon fer
the funeral services over the BODY a.
DR.. James II. Carlisle. late pre6ident
emeritus of the institution.
Presidents Of all the colleges IN the
State also were In attendance and
more than 1900 school children occu-
pied positions on the streets trnvsrsed
by the funeral procession.
Among the most sincere mournero
at the funeral were about 1000 negroes,
who attended the service 20 honor thu
memory Of one Of the greatest friends
to the race in the State.
All stores and onices In the city were
closed during the hour for the funeral
while the cotton mills also suspsudcd
operations that the operatives might
attend the services.
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Dan Fielder, g negro. who resides
about seven miles from Montgomery
on the Hayneviile road. was arrested
by Constable Jim Smith yesterday
afternoon on a charge Of obtaining
money by false pretenss. He was
committed to the county jail by JUS
tice ~. III. Screws.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-10-23

NAp&syeB Jaken g aAvan-
nah. =
savannah. Ca. Oct 2e---The Austrian
steamship Clara from oalveston care
into port at noon today laving N
board Cornelius Petersen, aged IL. Herl
bert Sawyer. aged is. and victor Mat
son, Finn. who were rescued ~ sea
on Tuesday from the naptha launch
Eioise In latitude 3s:fs north, ionrfttfs
22:1s west. after trying experiences.
The young men. who ara all IN ths
government employ at hey West. Pa.
went to search for q pile driver which
had broken away IN the recent sforrn.
They were aught in q storm and the
waves washed over their small craft.
making navigation impossible.
The men. when found, were In q pfs.
liable condition
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-10-23
PHONE 256


Oysters on the coast daily. r.
Plants and Selects. All ninos rra..s
Mackerei. Pom PIANO, Blue Fish, Trout
snapper, Crabs. shrimp.
Chick ems. Eggs and Butter.
Celery, Kalamazoo.
rsvervthinr In our line up.to-date.
W. deiiyer anywhere In the city win
promptness. A welcome TO all.
Respectfully,
aav Brockman a Robinson.
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soft For The sBnhe. ;,

| Pittsburg. Oct. 22-"Babe" Adams,
the Pittsburg pitcher. who won three
games from Detroit, received in addi-
ton to his regular share OF the Pitts
burg Club winnings, amounting to
1853, an additional check for s1,264
This was made up of contributions
from the people of Western Pennsyl-
vania and $25 from each of the Pitts
burg players. Adams therefore re-
ceived $3,117 for his work in the
worlds series.
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SHORTAGE IS PAID.
surety Company Settles With South
Carolina,

Columbia, s. c.. Oct 22--Attornsy
General Lyon today effected a compro-
mise with the National Surety Company
by which the company's check for S9o.-
600 was accepted in satisfaction of the
S24,171 shortage of former Treasurer
Jesse I.angford OF Hampston County,
with the understanding that the ball
ance is to be paid out OF such amount
as may be recovered by the bonding
company at civil law.
No criminal proceedings have been
instituted against Langford. who was
deposed from office by Governor Ansel
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-10-23
NEW rNsPEcr1oN.
sa.itary Department wili Inspect
whele City.

sssitary Department WIN Inspect
whele City.
The first official act or Marsnaii
King. chief clerk OF tho city sanitary
department, was to inaugurate q house
to house inspection Of Montgomery 10
ascertain actual sanitary conditions
throu ghout the city. He said yesteI-
day that the canvass could NOT pc com.
Mated ,vithfn the thirty days but
would be most complete.
new system Of reports for the
sanitary department has been put In
,,se and the daiiy work of each inspec-
tor will be a matter Of record the
actuaI condition of each residence or
business place in Montgomery Will be
on the books as each place Is inspect
ed
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-10-23
THE OLD STORY OF 80
GRAsSHOPpER AND ANT

when the freeze came the improve
dent grasshopper froze to death. but
the ant, with Characteristic forethought,
had already had his winter clothes put
In order by Hollis Dye Works. and was
ready for the blizzard. Moral--Unpack
now and telephone 432. adv-tf.
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DAHLEN HEADS LEADER.
bad BnJ," Recently Released by the
Doves.

Doves.
Toledo. o., Oct. 2.--(SpeciaD-
President w. r. Armour OF the Tole-
do base ball team 10 expected to an
nounce next week the name OF the
player whom he has in view to succeed
Socks" Seybold as manager of the
Toledo team 1t 10 believed that his
choice will, sbe rBiIl" eDahlen, who
played short, for tho Chicago Nation
ais In the days of Adrian Arson and
who has just been released by the
Boston Nationals. 1t is understood
that the Buffalo and Baltimore teams
of the Eastern League have been ne
gotiating with Dahlen to take the
playing management of those clubs.
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TEN MEN ARRESTED.
they Are Accused Of Breaking Iato
Texas Jail.

Greenville. Tex. Oct. 2e--Ten whits
men were arrested here today charged
with breaking into the Hunt County
jail yesterday and taking out three
negro suspects Tor the purpose OF iden-
tihcation. In connection with the as
sauit upon Mrs. VIII Lloyd several
days ago.
Another crowd OF citiZens gathered
about the jail today but were soon
dispersed.
State troops and county authorities
are In control OF the situation.
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New York. Oct. 22-The state attor-
neys continued their efforts to locate
the corporations missing minutes to-
day when the trial was resumed on the
charges of illegal monopoly against the
American Ice Company. These minutes
cover the meetings of the directors
prior to July Is. 1898.
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Beginning October LIST the Haywood
Transfer Co.. will require cash for all
service performed. the same as all
other public service companies.
Drivers OF vehicles Will be provided
with the proper amount OF change.
For the convenience of patrons,
books Of tickets ranging from u to %
will be sold for hack service ana can
be had at 10 per cent on at our once.
II Montgomery street.
Hayrood transfer Co.
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CITIZENS IN EMRRYO.


Three Aliens made applications for
the issuance OF naturalization papers
in the office of the clerk Of the Unit
ed States Court yesterday. They are
Hans II. Dahl and o. A. T Lefstad,
natives of Norway and G.. L. Fors-
man. a native of Sweden. ALI are
residents OF Thorsby. Chiffon county,
Alabama.
The applications will be considered
by Judge Thomas G.. Jones. Of tho
United states Court, and IL found sat-
isfactory. the aliens will be admitted
to citizenship In ninety days.
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SAYS He's Bankrupt.

W. j. Harrison. laborer of Mont
gomery, filed a voluntary petition in
bankruptcy in the office of the clerk
of the United States Court yesterday.
He gave his liabilities as $3.50 and his
assets as nothing.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-10-23

Tennessee ODD B'ezIevvs Rann Meselu-.
tfaaM.
Knoxville, Tenn. Oct. 2s--rhe Ten.
nessee Grand Lodge Of the Independent
Order Of Odd Fellows this raorning
passed resolution dsnytng aamissfon
into the order TO dealers In near beer
and also 20 men who conduct so-caIled
soft drink" stands.
Since the exclusion OF the liquor
traffic from the state last 3uiy, the sale
Of near beer in soft drink stands has
become general in cities and towns.
barred saloon keepers from member
ship.
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Shreveport, La. Oct. 22--Hearing a
heavy object fall on the rear gallery
of their home at an early hour today,
Miss sallie Belle jackson found her
father, II. W. jackson. lying on the
porch with his throat slashed and a
bloody razor nearby. Jackson was go
years of age. Ill health and financial
worries are said to have caused his
act.