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The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1909-10-09

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Mrs. T.. HANSON, 304 East Long ST.,
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CHARLES BARCLAY, RED, Granite
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The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1909-10-09
Exercise Recommended.

Weary Walker-What! Don't look
like a sailor? Why, I've been follow
ing the sea for so years.
Farmer Haycrop-Well, you keep
following 1t for 30 years more and per-
haps you'll catch up with it.-Life.
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1909-10-09

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or how sore your throat, Hamlins Wizard
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drives out all soreness and inflammation.
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1909-10-09

The S0O-foot bridge over the Yellow
river at Lanchowfu, in the province of
Kansu, Is nearing completion. All ma
terials had to be conveyed nearly
1000 miles in Chinese carts.
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1909-10-09

You can't tell by the size of the
gravestone how big the man was who
lies in the grave.
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1909-10-09
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The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1909-10-09
A NURSES EXPERIENCE.
eackaehe, Palms In the Kidneys, Bloat-
ing, Etc, Overcome.

A nurse is expected to know what
to do for common ailments, and wom-
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1909-10-09

Some men never do anything OF
time except quit work.
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1909-10-09

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The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1909-10-09
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PERRY DAVIS PAINKILLER
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The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1909-10-09

Many a mans honesty has saved
him from becoming politician.
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1909-10-09
VERY ENCOURAGING

Old Lady-Is there any danger?
Boatman-Well, mum, it don't mat
ter much-the boats insured.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-06
BAT NELSON GETTING
 TO BE SOME JOKER

Bat Nelson Is getting to be quite a joker. and his sarcasm frequently cuts to the, quick; with some fighters Bats latest Is fling at Freddie Welsh. Jabez White and the other English pugilists now in this country asking for engagements with him. Here Is what Bat says;
 Just to show the admirers of these English scrappers and as grand finale to my ring career. I have made a proposition to James w. Coffroth to fight all the lightweights in one day.
 T will never appear In the ring after the Fourth of July next. but be- fore I retire I want to show the that boxer is myself can beat all the so-called great fighters in England.
 T will let Coffroth pick any two of them, and will fight them for $25,- s3O.oO0. four for sS5.O0O and after that as many as Coffroth wants for S2.50o apiece. all the same day"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-06
BERNHARD FOND OF
 HIS TWIRLING CORPS

Including Manager Bernhard, Nash vile will have four of her 1908 pitch
 CTS back on the job at reporting time The others are Win Kellum, Johnny Duggan and Hub Perdue. They are good ones, too, but Bill is not going to place all of his dependence in the vet erans. He understands the ups and downs of slabmans career, thereE fore he has secured the minor leagues for new twirlers and has bagged four from which he believes he can deVel- op one or two good ones. Berny, though. Is not through. Far from it.
 He has his eagle eye on couple of out East and the other is from the sticks of Alabama. The first named is said to be very promising and while likely that the party in question will be seen in Volunteer uniform before the campaign is on.
 Ma M,anager nssr Bernard y wears a broad the pitching department. Sure, I think l have some good ones" is the Sa2s he the pSts tas m Ddp last Well. I have got three of the vets back and then there is Weaver, Case. Gilroy and Syfert. all new ones. from isfied with this part of the team"
 Gilroy, according to all the informa ton at hand. looks like he Is coming last season. where he did clever work. Since fall he has been down in Mexico playing winter ball and latest reports have 1t that he has won many of his games. Then there is Case, a young ster recently picked up in the Three Eye League. Mike Finn has been hot on this lads trail. He made all kinds of overtures for him, but Berny was first on the job; in fact, the local mo- gull intended putting in a draft for him last fall. He had been watching him closely and when Case tipped him off that he could purchase his release from Springfield MT. Bernhard held off By doing this he got him without using his check book. Little is known of Syfert. He, however, comes highly recommended and will receive a tho rough trial before the pink slip Is han ded him. Weaver has never been in fast company.
 T look for Johnny Duggan to be better than ever." opined Bill "He has been improving with each season, and there is no reason why he should not continue to do so. He Is young, active and hard worker Then he has the noodle and can field. I'll be surprised if he does not prove one of the best men in the league this year. Perdue. too, should come back better than ever. Hub has everything, and all he needs Is bit more experience The pitching department looks good to me-"
 Should the new recruits fail, Mana ger Bernhard will get busy with the major league moguls, from whom he Is sure he can pick up at least one reliable pitcher.-Nashville American.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-06
ONLY PICKED TEAMS
 ALLOWED TO START

AS the purpose of the management
 of the six-day pedestrian race. whict | starts midnight March ! in Madison
 square Garden. New York, is to hold
 the contests down to field or not mroe
 than twenty picked teams. great care
 Is being exercised inI the final selection | or the men from the hundred or more
 applicants already listed as probable | contestants.
 Among the prominent foreign teams | who have signed the agreement for the l race the most noteworthy combination | Is Eduardo Cibot and Louis Orphee 1 the very best pedestrians that could be round in France to represent their na- | i've country. Cibot is an endurance
 performer of great reputation and his
 partner, Orphee equally we'll known,
 was. a competitor in the 1855 kilome-
 ters' road race recently held from Rou- | en to Paris.
 Another notable foreign entry is that or Ferri, the champion distance run her and walker of Italy, who holds the l record Of having beaten Dorando Pie- tri, the famous Italian Marathon race The final choice of the teams to rep resent England and Germanay IS be- Ing held In abeyance until tests which are 10 reduce the selection to a mat made
 The combination which has aroused comment In the pairing of the Ameri- can entries Is Mike Spring, the Mara lhon and long distance runner, with Ed Adams, the veteran road ana en- ourance racer. Spring has made a great record in amateur pedestrian races in New York; and has only re- gently entered the professional ranks. while Adams, known els the winner of the l,900-mile road race from Mime. apolis to New York two years ago, is cohsidered an excellent mate for the fleet Spring.
 Another comhfpaf;on orrnoa I the athletes. subject to approval of the race officials. IS P. J. Dineen and w F. Prouty, who are to represent Ire Iand. These men are known as cham ners ana walkers, the former holding me weston gold belt won in the six uay continuous race held Tn Philadel- phla a few years ago.
 Henry shelton, much in demand as a partner, has expressed hIs desire to Ieam with James Frazer, who holds n!ty medals for all sorts of road races at all distances. George Harrington. Iivan. who claims the distance cham Piohsnip or New Jersey. have agreed 10 pair, and the combination ia offered Tor approval. George Klubertanz. of ss worcester. and Tony Loeslein, of Erie. Wno have competed as partners in sev, erai endurance contests. are desirous or being considered as a team.
 theT pairlngs agreed upon by the 1.nietes nes are Henry Guignard and B rassicoussit as Swiss team and two Greek teams In N. c. Athanassiades and Andrew Devaris as one pair and G; Trekarus and H. Typaldos as inc ether. The Igorrote team selected bv Gapt > K. McRae. who has charge of the Filipinos. are NutTewt and Ma Tee Dan. both Bontoc Igorrotes of Luzon. iney are now in Philadelphia training under the general direction of Mike
 One of the most ;ptarast,,. made to bring out material that may De equal to whining the race Is thai which the soldiers of Fort Leavenwortb are conducting to try out in the hone represent the United States Army i5 the race. i' III
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-06
FIRST GAME OF BALL
 AT MOBILE TODAY

Mobile. March 5-(Special. )-Au is in readiness for the first exhibition game of the season. which takes place tomorrow, when the Cleveland Mans meet the Mobile Southern League team on the new grass diamond at Monroe Park.
 Cy Young, Joss. and other famous twirlers will work for Cleveland. while Mig Clarke. another celebrity, will be seen in action on the rear end of the Nap battery. Torrey. Hlxon, and Schultz will work for Mobile, with Braun and Eddye Lauzon, of the Tex as League. training here. doing the re- ceiVing.
 The Cleveland club will be made up of the pitchers and catchers. aided by George Stovall. who will play first base arriving this morning. StovalI brought with him Andreada. a Spaniard, whom he picked up twirling in California. and he states he Is a find, and on the strength of Stovall's recommendation. the Maps signed Andreada.
 Most of the Mobile club have report ed and will probably line up as follows tomorroW:
 Sabrie. first; Gregory. second: Sen tell. short; Watson. third; Thornton. Cote and Wheat in the outneld The other players of the Mobile club will all be in by Sunday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-06
EXPERTS TO
 SHOOT HERE Big Trap Event For March B. CHAMPIONS WILL CONTEST U. M. (. Team is Making a Tour
 of the South. us'ier the Auspices of the Country Club Capt. T. A. Williams, R. 0.
 Heikes and William H.
 Heer Will Appear.

Under the auspices of the Countr, Club. the U. M. C. Remington trio ol trapshooters will be seen in Mont. gomery March Is In connection with shall. R. o. Heikes and William II Heer. three of the best known profes. siona!s in the business. the local trap shooters will participate in the events ] and the occasion will be a big one for trap shooters of Montgomery.
 The U. M C. team Is touring the south for the purpose of making friends. friend The three experts are ideal auaintances throughout the United States. The oeasion is expected to boom trap shooting nere.
 Tom A: Marshall is well known to the shooting fraternity as the only man who ever won the Grand Ameri- can Handicap twice. At his spacious | home. Keithsburg. H., he holds per- aaps more trophies than any of the well known American team. which travelled abroad and never expe- | rienced defeat He was also captain of the U: M: c. southern sauad of of Keithsburg and would be today if he were at home long enough to be elected.
 W. H. Heer. known as the silent man from Kansas" has the honor of making the highest yearly average of 1906. 9e.S per cent. out of 15.000 tar gets He is perhaps the greatest liv. ing shot today. As an amateur MT. Heer won every championship for which he competed. including the State championships of Kansas. Nebraska and Oklahoma. Last year he broke 100 targets straight, twenty one different times. and in 1905 he made the grand score of 5s4 out of a possible 500. in- cluding a run of 307 straight. He was also 6 member of the U. NJ. C.-South- ern Squad.
 MT. R. O. Heikes is one of the best known trap shooters In the world. and is often called ''The Daddy of them all" Mf. Heikes probably has held more records than any other living shooter. He won the Cast Iron Medal, emblem- atic of the Worlds Championship at Live Birds. five consecutive times; also the target championship five different times. MT. Heikes was a member of the U. M. C.. Southern Squad and of the All-Americap Team. During the last three years Mir. Heikes has been shooting better than before. due chief ly. as he says. to the Remin gton auto- loading shot gun. which he has used exclusively.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-06
MONTGOMERY MAY
 HAVE MOTOR BOAT cLuR

Montgomery will soon see, some mo- tor boat racing. if the plans of the gentlemen who are fostering a motor boat club organization. pan out
 In various sections of the country much interest Is being taken in motor boats and motor boat races. and whiia II IS not generally known, there is con motor boats. i''
 Although the fad has not been given any publicity here. there are at present some, two dozen boats being used by Montgomerians and at least a dozen more are in the course of construction So by April l. it is planned to have close to forty boats plying the Ala oama River.
 Motor boat racing Is said to be A most fascinatinR sport and on the Mis- sissippiand iOhio Rivers 1t Is reisninp at the present time.
 A meeting of motor boat enthusias sts Is to be held at Is 1-2 Dexter Avenue, tomorrow night. at which a perma. . There is a national order of motor boat enthusiasts eTah ;n, and the local enthusiasts ganization of the local body.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-06
MATTY MATHEWS ASKED
 WAIVERS ON HIMSELF

It is very seldom that a player asks waivers on himself. but this was done by Harry Matthews. according to Chol- y Frank. The Pelican manager says that when he was talking with Matty about a raise in salary. which he re- fused to grant. Matty suggested that Frank ask waivers on him. This Frank consented to do, and turned to his desk and wrote to President Kav- anaugh asking waivers. He says he then 1aughingly handed the letter to Matty and asked him to mall 1t, so he would be sure that the letter went to Kavanaugh. Matthews said he would wait awhile to post the letter.
 Frank said day or two ago he didn't know whether the letter was ever mailed or not. but 1t Is said Bil-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-06
PHILADELPHIA HAS
 SIGNED COVELESKI

Philadelphia fans are not content Big Coveleski has at last come to bound for the South for the spring training camp. The Phillies are head ed for Southern Pines and Manager Murray has a big bunch of men un- der salary, which will be paid by the new Philly owners. Jacklitch. the catcher, Is still holding out for more money. but up in Philadelphia no one seems to be bothered about Jack be- cause 1t is stated he never has shown any great class since he joined the Phillies. He is lazy to an alarming degree. Pitcher Corridor has not joined the team because of sickness in his family
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-06
M'ELVEEN DETERMINED
 TO WIN REGULAR BERTH
MnL,1vaan 4bo

Humpty McElVeen. the boy who stlngs 'em to the far corners of the made a very acceptabIe captain I for The the champion Volunteers last year, Is now ready for his big league tryout He says that he Is going 10 make some body go some to beat him out for a regular berth on the Trolley Dodgers and Manager Lumley will have to keep an eye on him from the very start Nashville fans however ex- pect to see Humpty back on the Sul- phur Dell before the Southern League seas0n is much under way.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-06

ly Smith and the other managers have just received notice that waivers have been asked.
 It will now be up to some oth CT t400. which is $100 less than Manager Frank paid Birmingham for him three years agu.
 Of course, there is still a oh ance that Matty will stay in New Orleans If all clubs waive on him, 1t will be up to Matty to find some other trade It is not absolutely necessary for Frank to sell him, but the Dutchman said the other day Matty was for sale to any club in the league for the $4C0 waiver nrlce
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-06
o,Connen Wins Rout.

Portland, oregon, Maroh 6-Eddie OConnell. wrestling instructor of the Multonomah Amateur Athletic Club. successfully defended his title of well terweight champion of the world here last night by winning two straight falls from Con Albright. of Rochester. N. r., in +7 minutes 47 seconds and B minutes, 50 seconds respectively. Both men weighed 145 pounds rineside. O'Connell secured both falls on ham merlock holds. It was the fastest bout ever seen in this city
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-06
AUTO MEET TO BE HELD
 HERE DURING APRIL

It was learned here yesterday, that plans were being made for the hold Ing of the automobile meet at Van diver Park some time during April. The meet was originally scheduled to take place March with Strang. Rob ertson. Burnham, DePalma and oth er famous drivers as participants, but because of the destruction of machines In the New Orleans meet. 1t was found necessary to abandon that date
 Arrangements have been made with the Fair Ass ociation for the holding of the meet at latter date. and ad- vi ses yesterday from racing head quarters, would indicate that 1t will be the idea of the promoters to hold the meet here during the latter part of April, following the Florida Bea oh races at a time when the celebraties will be in the South with their famous machines
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-06
Woiuerton to Manage President
 McGinnity Of Newark Club

that Wolverton is to lose out, but i'm stead 1t Is now known that Wolver- ton will not be interfered with and that McGinnity will not take charge of the managerial roles until next year. In the meantime, however, Mo- Gnn1ty is going to take his regular turn in the box and will be under the management of Wolverton Mo Ginnity was recently elected presi- dent of the club and the fact that he will work under his manager makes a new situation in baseball.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-06

Harry Wolverton. late manager of the two times Tri-State champions will while acting as manager of the Newark club this season appear in a role altogether different from that of any other baseball manager.
 Wolyerton. this season, will have the honor of managing the president of the club for which he Is working. It has just been learned that the purchase of the Newark club by Joe McGinnity, the former New York twirler. does not necessarily mean
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-06
TURF WRITER DEAD.
Sam B. Weems Passes Away
 AhacurffY.

sam B. weems Passes Away in
 ObscurttY.
 Chicago, March 5-Word has reached Chicago of the death at Los Angeles on December 21 of Sam B. Weems. for years identified with racing both on the trotting and. running tracks.
 For weeks friends are reported as having sought the old time turf writer. who disa appeared from his usual haunts some time before Christmas
 At Los Angeles hospital it was announced that Weems had steadfastly refused to reveal his identity and when he died he was buried in an un- marked grave. Weems was 54 years old and was born near Zanesville. O..
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-06
Fight to a DraM.

Howard Baker. of Boulder. Colo. and Clarence English. of Omaha. fought 20 rounds to a draw last night before the Gate City Athletic Club There were 1.000' spectators. The features were the in-fghting of English and Bakers better boxing Both men took considerable punishment but finish ed strong.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-06
CLUB FOR CAR MEN.
LhieaGO Company Provides For
 W0PkmRn.

Chicago. March 5-Car men in the service of the Chicago City Railway Company. soon will have the advan- Sages and privileges accorded to mem bers of an aristocratic club.
 Club rooms equipped with all con veniences are being furnished in the new car barns being built by the com pany.
 The barns cover a city block and khe second floor will be largely de- voted to the club rooms. containing g library, billiard and pool tables. bar gber shop, bootblscking stands shower fbaths and an assembly hall with a stage and piano.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-06
Nnf Chicago Ment.

Chicago. Mch 6-OfTicisls of several yaarge packing concerna declare that lst Is extremely unlikely that any of com plained of by Dr. Williams. the
 medical officer of the port of London.
 Mas shipped from Chicago.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-06

racing interest of the veteran of the track he took great pride. He was a regular visitor to the course and his colors were seen there just as they were in the gala days of Wash ing ton Park. Chicago when Volante. Sil- yer Cloud and Emperor of Norfolk were invinclbls
 Lucky Baldwin, at his best, typined the hardy adventurous life and spirit of the West. which Is shown in a re- mark of his made a few years ago when he was then an old man:
 T don't believe it Is ever too late In life to take a fresh start"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-06
Papke Goe. iu Training.

Los Angeles. March 5.-Billy Pspke. former middle weight champion ar rived last night from Hot Springs and will go into training for his fight with Jim Flynn on March 19. Flynn has been in training here for several days,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-06
InvestiRnte Hnas.

The Southern Amateur union Is now investigating Haas. the forward on the Mobile team. whose playing without proper registration raised howl of protest from the Birmingham Athletic Club.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-06

York. Pa. has taken Wilmington's place in the Tri-State League. Doe" Reisling will manage the new team.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-06
If You Get Thirsty Today

Ask the soda fountain boy for Pep To-Lac. It looks Eood-tastes good is good. Contains no dope" or heart stimulant, 5 cents. Wed-Sat
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-06

Big Chief Bender. the Athletic pitcher. recently carried off S376 purse in . pigeon shooting tournament.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-06

An effort is being made to bring Johnny Coulon and Monte Attoll to- gether in a light for the bantam cham pionship.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-06
NEWS NOTES OF SPORT

The St. Louis Nationals have secured a good infielder fin Enwright. the Call tfornian.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-06

Jack Barry. the former Giant, says that he will not go to Milwaukee for Sl000.000. Think of a ball player that
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-06

Jones. walsh. Donahue and Ander- son were missing when the White Sox left Chicago for California.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-06

Johnny Klins. the Cub catcher. has received the last notice" to report to Manager Chances Johnny says all mo- tices look alike to him
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-06

"Going like hot cakes" doesn't hsIf express the enormous sales of our Meal Mixture Fertilixer and High Grade Acid Phosphates. The people will have no others.
 MARKS & GAYLE.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-06

A Rochester baseball fan wants to name John Cancels team the "'Alk' OLoughlins" but silk" is called 483 different names in one afternoon along in July.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-06

"shovv 1t to me-" look at our cotton seed meal mixture.
 MARKS q GAYLE.