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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-12-03
BOILED II DOWN.
Whist tks Levers lNtsNtsd 70 osy sRd
Whst Tksy oid osy.

Whist shs Levers lnts~dsd 70 osy sad
Whss Thsy oid osy.
what he intended to aay: Lucille.
cannot tell you bow have waited.
bow I bave lonsrd foe this moment.
DO yon remember. Lucille. ihe drst
time We met! Well. ! loved you from
that moment. Are you surprised! !
could not belp Ill felt ~ though
fate had dra wn u together. Only sell
me. darling. that sou,e Of my love h
returned. Therc must b. hope foe me
-say there b: crakes hee handA
love you-love you more than words
can tell. All ! ask 10 that for The n.
maindee Of my life ! may b. your
willing slave. Al desire b your hap'
pines. Tell me. sweetheart. that my
love 10 scciprocated. VIII you BE-
milne! Kisses herI Darling. at iast
my happlneas b complete.
what she Intended 10 say: why.
lack: I did not dream Of ,his: ! have
always thought Of you merely IN q
friendly way. and II seems 20 straues
bow to have you speak OF lore. ! sup
pose ! could get usrd to Il 10 time.
Yes. ! might learn to love you Q little
Just z little. Rut you must really.
Jack, give me some time TO readjust
myself. What: Kiss me: You silly
boy: Well. just one.
what they said: Jack-The fact h,
I.ucy. l-l-l-l-will 700 marry ne!
Lucy-Oh. Iack:-New FORK Journal.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-12-03
SsssiEF MENTION


Hcavy wooien gloves. only &c. q
the Il Dsai.
December Edison records st Mui.
ier's.
Slippers and art skins for Xmas at
1tittcr's Exclusive Shoe Store.
II you want tho most beautiful
calender Of the year. call At X X X
store.
, A complete limo Of Edison phono.
graphs with the new Cyxnct horns NJ
Muiier's.
Experienced mixer wants situa.
tion on dairy farm. Address N. v. X I.
Herald once. ~
Comfortable apartments or single
rooms can now bc had at tho Oregon
House. with or without board.
A contemporary observes that the
disadvantage IN being . cute child
IL that one cannot always remain
young.
Get your carpess. rugs. curtains.
ETC.. cleaned BY Monsold's vacuum
cleaner: rstss reasonable.
A far-siGhted editor has warned
his readers TO be thankful while they
may. ~ congress will convene this
month.
Have your automobile Tires vui-
canissd at the Baldwin Motor asd
Supply company. Phone Ssi.
The woman's National Daily says
that Il was to bc expected that there
would bc trouble between Turkey
and Greece about Thanksgiving time.
Don't wear out your back. broom
and carpets when you can get the
work done 20 quickly. thoroughly and
Ieheapiy by Monsoid's vacuum cleaner.
Senator Aidrich says that Andrew
Jackson is dead. and . southern
daily notes that At last the senator
has said something with which every
one will agree. ,
The Presbyterian church will give
q fair December 10th. Refrcshmeots
will be served and you are cordially
invited TO bc present whether you
tuy or not.
do not forget the Presbyterian
church fair. which 10 TO be held on
the evening Of December 10. Il wiil
To an execilcnt opportunity for you
TO purchase your Xmas presents.
william Dean Howelis declares
that the sense Of humor is more fully
developed In England than In Amer.
J lea. and . sarcastic editor remarks
that u corroborativc evidence were
required. this statement would seem
10 supply Il.
The presidential Thankssiving
proclamation declared: I'VE have
lived In Quictness." But that was
before Cook and Pcary arrived or
Jcffrics and johnson decided TO wear
each other out before the big match
by taking about what they could and
would do to each other.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-12-03
WORKOUT MOUNTAINS.


esvesWelsN NiOhos06s tSse 0e6eee leN6
IN the We~i6.
stretching across Canada poeth Of
the ~. iAwrepce aud epding in The
regions about The source Of The Missis.
sippl h . range Of low granite bills
called the 1Aurentian highlands. Tbess
hills are rally mountains that srv ~.
most worn out. for they are the Oldest
land In America and. according to
Aeassis. the oldest in the world.
In the dsys when th~re vas oothins
but water on the face Of the giobe
the~e mountains came %. q long 10.
land Of primitive rork. with universai
ocean cha6ns against its shores. None
Of The other continents hnd put in
an appearance at the time America
was thus looking up. The Cuited
staiss begnu to cone to light By the
gradual uplifting Of this land TO the
north aod ihs appearance Of The TOPS
Of the AlIssbenies. which were the
nest 10 order. Later the ilockies
started up. The Ualted States grew
south ward from wisconsin aud west
ward from the Blue Ridge.
An Early view Of the country would
have shown Q large isiaud which n
now northern wiscoosio and Q long.
thin tongue Of this primitive roet
ssicking down from Canada into Mio'
uesota. and thess two growing statea
looking out over the watses q tha
mere b~ginnings Of ,pouutaiu ranges
east and west. They were waiting to
The resi Of the United States to sp
pear. -Charies D. Stewart 10 Atlantic.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-12-03
oimpliHsd oeetoetes.

The new minister was consulting the
oegaulse a. TO the music 10 be sung
90 bis arst Sunday.
"And besides th~ hymn tunes." said
the orgauist. whose daily occupation
was that Of plumber and KEENAN, for
the village. I'VE always hsve two se-
lsctious from the choir. from real
classical music. generally from one os
Handel's OF Haydu's oratorios."
"Why. that b good nswa" said the
minister. who was no mean musician
and had q cultivated taste aud ear
"Ru, don't you dnd the music rather
diflicult for unframed sinseSs"
"Wsll. they aren't uutrained. tor
train en-" said The orgaulst With some
reseutmeut. "Aud. besides that. where
The music's dlthcult ! alter Il for 'em
I strike ont Oh the cadeusas aud trilla
and thinss OF that kind. and where ths
tune runs too low or too high ! elthss
~ Il up or down an octave. OF u
cant do that just have 'em quilt sing
IND. and put ou the VOC humana stog
and play ths tune till Il gets Into thet'
range again. It's easy enough whsr
yeu know bow to do u"
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-12-03
MEMORIAL SERVICES

The Elks Of klamath county will
observe memorial day Sunday. De-
cembcr Sth. 1903. when We will have
with US Honorable Clarence l..
Rcames Of Medford. Ore.
The services will be held at Hous.
tons Opera House. where the follow.
Ing program will be rendered:
Prayer. Rev. Geo. T. Pratt
Solo. Crossing the Bar". "......D. Buck
Mrs. Don J. xumwalt
Violin solo ........Mrs. Margaret Briggs
Address ......Hon. Clarence l.. Reamcs
Trio. Lift Thine Eyes.
............... Mendelssohn's "Elijah"
Mesdamcs zumwslt. Gates. Henry
The general public 10 cordially In
vitcd to attend.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-12-03
no MILK CONSUMERS

Owing to the increased cost Of
feeding and natural shrinkass In pro-
duction In winter. We are forced to
advance the price Of milk. Begin.
ming December let and TIL further
notice the price will b 30 cents per
gallon and 10 cents per quart.
Jas. w. STRAW.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-12-03

The fair 70 b givsn by the Prssby-
tsrian church December 10Th viii b
an Interesting one. and you want "a
visit Il. There viii ~ . ens oppor'
saAity Tor rev 70 PsssAass sss'
xuas preseats.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-12-03

Our stock Of lumber b now eenr
plste. We have svssytAing HeeeeaAsy
to build . house ineiadins rustic tvo-
lap siding. ceiling. pins and No. lvoe.
tical grain ar aoosiAs. WIN Aave y
|a few days slasA grain ar AnlsAlno
lumber and cheaper UPa1e - vestloal
grain a. aoeeinO.
o. q . =. 3. Mooa1
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-12-03
Guaranteed Public
Land Script

ne c. o. Towers Co. Mlies City.
nsss.. agents for the Northsra Pacific
lAsl Script viii select tos you asy
vsssss. son m,asssi sovssnmsai
~. Write them Tor particulars.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-12-03
NOTICE or FINAL ACCOUNT

NOTICE 10 hereby given that thu
undersigned % administrator OF the
estate Of John D. Hall. deceased. haa
nled In the County Court Of klamath
County. Oregon. his Final Account VI
the administration Of said estate. ana
that tho court has nxed Monday. tho
s7th day Of December. 1903. at III
O'Clock In the forenoon OF said day ~
the time and tho County Courthouse
In Klamath County. Oregon. ~ the
place for the hearing Of objections. Il
any, to said account. and the settle
ment thereof.
Dated at klamath Falls. Oregon.
this ssth day Of November. 1908.
Z. J. DAUAAN.
Al Administrator Of Tie Estate OF
John 2. Hal. psssassd.
ii.ls is.at,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-12-03
JUDGE wll1.lTS.
u. u. HENRY.
JUDGE i.EAVITT.
w. A. LEONARD.
ATTENTION. Ei.Ks
h,!tscc.

All Eiks are requested to meet at
the Anticrs club before ?:30 y. M.
sunday. Dec. 9Th. 1909. before going
To the Opera House.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-12-03

6tate OF Oro80ns
County OF klamath. -.
I. ]. w. oiemens. cashier OF the
above named bAnk. do solemnly
swear that the above statement 10
true to the best OF my knowledge
and belief.
CORRBCT-Attest:
ODO. T. BALDWIN.
J. A. MADDOX.
Dlrecto q.
Subscribed and sworn to before
me this SSd day Of November. looo.
p. L. FOUNTAIN.
Notary Public.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-12-03

TREES AND sMRunDERY
Left uncallcd for At my place will b
sold NJ n discount on original price
Cali on q. A. Stcarns. West side.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-12-03

Tho nc~iy.orsaniscd Grange will
hold an open meeting Tuesday after.
noon at the workmcn hall. All thu
farmers aud ranchcrs In this vicinity >
are invited. There will BE- special
music and . general good time IL OK
pcctcd.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-12-03
Report Of the Condition OF
rHE FIRST TRUST AND AAVlNO6
RANK

at Klamath Falls. In the State Of
Oregon. at the close OF business No
vember i6. 1908.
Evening star., 1909-03-11
Thinning AND HEATING.

TIMING; HEATING. PAFEEIIANGIN,; PAINT
ing and jobbinc in general phone orders: wors
promptly attended to. Ihun" y. 1898.
ia2S aOt.4 ATCHISii\ BROS. 1897 1ith NV
Evening star., 1909-03-11
WANT ADS, l CENT A WORD.
Minimum, Is cents only.


ioIis Il. Castell. Pharmacist. 31o0 Ilth st.
,"n,Her:a .,1. I Eank klls Postal T|les'aph.
Thos- A. pohyns. 18th snd Columbia road.
It1ront rharnar*. 10th and J. sts.
EI"n'v's Drug Store: 4,h and weIling riacs.
Gnr'n"rS Drug Store. 18th and = sts.
g 'd"nbcr.s Rur"au of Information.
H%frsT TlG Gcwsnd S"r" 9t1 1"n an1 pa aa ,ae ave
In-eriar Dept sth aud F Postal Telegraph.
: Kann. Sons & O.. information Bureau.
y II nsyis. ri DTnr -" St",s. s"4 nth and s.
National Hotel Postal Telegraph.
-tH.an,. rharmacE. 1ith and r. I. are.
Roland Wallace. Newsstand and Stationery
Store. t2n 9th ST NV
linton Station. Postal Telegraph.
United States Capitol. Postal Telegraph
Ffvin Y1rund 14th and Monro" SITS. NV.
Wocdward w 8 1othrop. Srr"rin.sndent':, de.k.
TErd. Il. Campbell Drugs 42n3 Ga ave.
GEORGETOWN:
oD"uuer'S Drug Store. 32d and VI SITS.
n,.nonnclr~ Drug Store. a2d ard SIS.
Pride Pharmacy. 2Sth md Z sts.
NORTHEAST:
!, rilI"r.S Pharmacy: 4th ard Stanton. n. ne.
Y X. Richardson K Co. y. Cap. and T sts.
k"nealy's Pharmacy " Capitol and sts.
g L. KrauS". 9Th and SIS
Ianhsm> Pharmacy. 11th AMI F.. Capiiol SITS.
W""radln'S Pharmacy. 18th anil Fl sts ne.
iestman D. A. Pharmacy. eth and Fl ne.
SOUTHEAST:
n,,ailoy., D-ig store. sth and F SITS. Sc.
UDnnn"lfs Drug Store. ed and Pa. ave. Sc.
81. = Fealy. Druggist. 11th and Pa.
SOUTHWEST:
III. st Wharf. Postal Telegram once.
Charles 5. Walter. 9N1 Az st. s.w.
ANACOSTIA:
e. G. Lohr. - Monroe St
TENLEYTOWN. u. G.:
""'rc" +. Parton. Druggist Wisconsin ave.
Evening star., 1909-03-11

CLASSES FOR BOTH MEN AND WOMEN: IN
struct.on in fencing. boxing. wrestling and
dancing. Physical culture for those in a rIn-
down condition. Instructions for both sexes.
Select PHYSICAL CULTURE INST.
Phone NJ. 5S29-Y. 1913 New York ave.
fe14-8Dt-6
Evening star., 1909-03-11
WINDOW CLEANING.

Nr "a. Lr-A.> lot II WINDOWS OF IL kEls
cheaper than YOU can: knew how. LEON L.
tAIlD0N. Acme Window Cleaning Company.
1906 ST. NV. Phone Main 1853. ja3-@t,f
Evening star., 1909-03-11
WANTED-APARTMENTS.

WANTED -tTNEXPIRED LEASE OF COOL,
modern fiat of ! rooms. unfurnishcd:
tral location aud fair rent. Address with full
description location etc. Box III Star Office.
WANTED-t1.AT OF FOI'R OR FIVE ROOMS;
convenient 10 Vermont and III w:
sonable; no children. Address Box loG Star
office. fnnlo-N
Evening star., 1909-03-11
WANTED-AGENTS.

NNIII'- Ten GOOD tA\N NSSER> or SALES
f"'pl" 10 sell pianos good positions to the
ones that can make good JAMES NNriIER,
40 18th 81 II. ".
WANTED MAN or WOMAN N EVERY CITY
AMI town :" handle article used i'll all
'iic.S: cool money tr th.. right parties T. :
EARNES, L. -. EuA H. Station :. Er"okiyn
NH re
Evening star., 1909-03-11
LEAVE "WANT ADS" AT
STAR BRANCH OFFICES.

If not convenient TO call at The
Star office. 11th street and Penn
sylVanil avenue. leave your adver-
tiscmcnts at any of the following
Evening star., 1909-03-11
REFRIGERATORS & ICE BOXES.

Mct,RNN MODERN uEFHh:EH NT0HS WI
COOLING ROOMS ARE THE BEST NJ ,DE.
NELSON REFRIGERATOR co.
feS6 GOT, eSu GO = 81. NV.
Evening star., 1909-03-11
CARPET CLEANING.

GEORGETOWN STEAM CARPET CLEANING
WORKS. Rugs woven from Old carpets
Office 3S3; l4th ST. NV. Works lo65 .Sth u. ".
Phones West 5o4-M.. Columbia l3.0M
fe13- 81 tn. tn 45t
Evening star., 1909-03-11
BIOLOGICAL ARITHMETIC

PLAYERS
is expiane
that the play gamb t Band
Evening star., 1909-03-11
LIQUOR AND DRUG CURE.
SEWING MACHINES.

STANDARD Sti5 DROP-HEAD. SIS.
Singer drop head. $l5.
New Home drop head. SO.
T. T. ROBERTSON. 1910 7th ST. NV.
pbonc y ly15 fe2ti -a0t :
Evening star., 1909-03-11
APARTMENTS TO LET.

FOR RENT-tONtiRESSMEN WISHING DESIR-
able furnished apartments for the short session
Will find them at THE TORONTO. dupont
lIrcle. American ulan mf10-3t
Evening star., 1909-03-11
MANIFESTATIONS.

HOJ St,WORk BY tOLUREI' GIRL FROM
Virginia place to do general hcuscwork. Call
Evening star., 1909-03-11
WALL PAPER.

ALI. KINDS OF PIt"rI RE FRAME AND FUR
niture work done; also restoring oil paintings L
ensravings; drop postal. OTTO BURCHARD-
ING. 1915 y. y. ave. n. w. All work guaranteed.
-Qnf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-21
Southern Football 7eans HnUe
 Named Captains for Next Year

Tenn
  ss souh sn % Ss % esp.sed men snussa University named leaders defense this pivot posi-
 
 captains will the % sms Sm na foa aa n % ss. % ns % saa
  ana ss the ysSSs sr M ans
 captain. Tuscaloo.a Ala. end
 s1 saese , F ss Sass s 4 'ssss Ho'Sx nsn Ga Ss.sssi oushrty oaDn. Powsls Tenn University Iog.son Tszss University Hammond captain Columbia g. C. :. Fx,,..-. r.-.. Kentucky. E M Duny captain Louisville Ky end Georgia whteford Mau dn captain Moksoure Ark. ha ss..u ...r..,,. sroa.o, e.nt.r LSSsisns eaDta zwOls La hs,asacx S ,,, Memphis Norwood captain stamps Ark =. s..,.u. r... ..s j M College Dewitt Blgsey captain Wnoha MISS University captain Kinshsher Okla full ts*se Sewanee south) end A M milton captain Bryan Texas half back ..,.,. ,,...ru,. ran, .,,,ack yniysTsy MoGE $ slPn eap.sn SnS slose % Miss onts
 front rather udcen as TOT me pions hip mex q =
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-21

ahead of squads that have been in the run on Tor every pennant, since 1908 when New Orleans walked away with
 The Memphis inneid will not be al tered from the appearance of late sea | son Tn lsos. Scooper Carey will be at nrst Billy Cranston will return fo | second. Babb will occupy third and
 nosay Caroiina League youngster season until incapacitated by illness Is | reserved for the short field.
 | :. 70 confident Is Manager Babb that .is .nis quartette will suit his own and yae pubiic's demands that with excep- ton of two extras, he has not drafted, pursnased sed or borrowed any other in-
 The outneld is destined for two chan 8es but on account of the star ma- I terfal embraced, no one, not even the prophet Law, can be found to. name the regular trio. Otto Wagner, who helped Mobile win Cotton States League pen- with Decatur. George Reeds Tkree I League team, last year, and since sign Ing to manage Mobile. Reed has thought so well of his former hired flcials large bonus to release their claim on Wagner.
 Guy woodrufr. janother former Cot. ton stater, but more recently with Bill another ontfieid candidate and ike Wagner, he hit right up with the first ten In his territory last year.
 9ttnson. who led the Virginia League nattsrs with an average well over 800. Basrwaid. the versatile. member of the Seam last year. can be regarded ss one
 Babb has ten pitchers. including last echwenck. Keiber. WilIis; also the new candidates. Emerson, from the Fri State; Dick and Quiesser. from the Wsstsrn. and others with more or less
 The loss of Frank owens. perhaps the best pegger among the Dixie back stops of 1908. Is felt here by fans ana efactais. He cannot be replaced accord Law says that young Schmidt. strong armed, sturdy built brother of Charley Schmidt the Detroifss heady receiver, will m the bill The younger brother caught for Helena last year In the Ar kansas League and Memphis claimed him by draft. He has thus far held out for the fancy financial Inducements expected by all future greats at this time of year and is completely storm bound, at his ciassie home at Carbon
 HI. Ark. so far as the Memphis man.
 Other satehsrs are o,Leary; under A Chicago semi-pro. D9iley- from Michi- gan and St Louis youngster.
 Mike Finn'A plans Are winter bound as usual. The silent manager of the Arlrhnsans has kept his deal4 well pro- stecteds and is not expected to announce his bunch of worlds conquerors. until the eleventh hour.
 Mike ,. doesn't believe fin lending a helping hand to the newspapers, during the duh baseball days. but so far as iiaa been known he hos never failed to take advantage Of asking of them a favor during the .heighkh of the season, when lines of type are calculated to ae- sist the financial fund.
 Yet enough ls known of Little Rocks line up Co justify the prediction fhaf they will be in the getaway until. at. least ipsnbs3dlg etipn ip the raeks
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-21
CLAYTON PERRY JOINS
 RANKS OF BENEDTCTS

The latest of the ball players to join the matrimonial league and at the same time. to join the ranks of the surprise party clan Is Clayton Perry He was married Thursday night with out any of his friends being given the Up. Perry has numbers of personal friends not only in Montgomery, but all over the South. who will heartily congratulate the young couple and wish hem every auccess. i The following was received by a friend yesterday morning:
 "Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Bjo1r
 ter
 "Hilda Theresa
 '1o
 "Mr. Clayton Shields Perry "wednesday, the seventeenth of Feh- ruGFy "One thousand nine hundred and ninu
 Rice Lake. Wisconsin"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-21
as 1t has in many of Mister Finn's in

as 1t has in many of Mister Films in the past.
 Finn's greatest deal during the snow months was in coralling Perry. the hard working, sober and versatile third baseman who was lost to the Climbers, through what all Southerners, except a few in Montgomery regarded the cheap est deal of the year. Reference ie made to the sale of the Wisconsin eollegl2r to Detroit, at the eleventh hour of ths 1908 Southern race, when his presence might have prevented the slump of the team that followed his departure.
 Perry will occupy third for the Tray- eilera. Hess has been let out. Fms much of .Finn's plans are known anl unless Bob TarletoEi. tho Pelican play CT, traded to Little Rock Tor Seo0 ano a box of cigars, should fall to come UP to expectations. Tarieton will nnd per- rnanent employment at first. He sue ceeds Buck connors. the big Turk who couldn't find congeniaiity enough. ne said. in the genial Mir. Finn.
 Johnny Page will probably pc Dack at second Speaker will be missed n the outfieid but Ciliins Wiil probably be pack. Jack Connor, who was play ing baseball when most of the present day writers and players were In kiiss vriit coach the catchers. Mtke thinks tha oid vet can display brains enough 10 offset the youngster's ginger. out. side of Buchanan little is known or Finn's pitchers
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-21
CHARLEY FRANK THERE
 WITH BUNCH OF SLUGGERs

New Orleans. La.. Feb. 20.-(special) The 1909 team looks better than the one last year, as Frank has a hard hit ting outfield now where he was weak last year. The team will probably be better balanced and the chances are that there will be better tean1 work. The squad looks like this:
 Pitchers-Otto Hess, Dayton. Ohio; William Bartley. Cincinnati. Ohio; Ce- fauIo, Cincinnati Ohio: Nestor Neyen- para. Youngstown. Pa. Charles Pruitt. Osgood. Ind; Theodore Brietenstein. St Louis, Mo: ". H. Hitchcock, Bing- hamton, N. r.. Charles Fritz. Mobile. Ala.
 Harry Matthews. Lexington, Ky.
 Infielders--Charles Dexter. Cincinna- ti. Ohio; Gus Dundon,, Alleghany Pa; Ed Reagan. McDonogh, qa.; Leo Hu- Der. New Orleans, La; George Rohe, Cincinnati. Ohio.
 CONTEMPLATION weimer, Gettys- burg Pa: Steve Reagan, Chicago, In.i Ed Hucisman, St Louis, Mo; Jack Manning. Binghamton. N '.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-21
TURTLES LOOK GOOD aRABB HAS SECURED GREAT A0- GREGATTON THIS YEAR. EnaaeHd Intact, Outfaeld Stronger and with a PGtchlmg stan OG Excep-
 ti0naI Merit Great Thfngs
 Are Expected.
BY.E G. scARBROUGH,

s-BaeebaIi men who scan the summer kecores in almost evdry league 60; watch
 fthe performances of promising young
 Sters have cOmpatmented Manager coming season fn Memphts Jack Law, "a baseball soldier of fortune who gen. Ieraliy scouts over the entire country iduring a current season, Is regarded d liar with the prankB of young blood Ethan the average fan or manager and Law decIares that Rabb has mustered tnis sgreakest coIl6cti0n. This meanSa of icourse that Law believes that on the spaper appearances right now, Memphis fwfiI win the pefinant for Law has not
 1orTokten that when declaring the pres- .enf turtle Hook superior to preceding teams that he is rating he 1908 bunch
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-21
BIRMINGHAM DUBs
 LOOK VERY WEAK

Birmingham. Feb. so.-(special.)-- Contracts are now being received by Manager Moiesworth for the coming baseball season.
 The following players will alow un for try-out and final signing. if equal to demands:
 Pitchers-DlcksOn. Moore, Molly, Robinson Fleherfy, Robitailias Ford and Bauers. Catchers- and Raul. First--Dohglass axa Gyglie. Second Bowen. Third--11a&tus. Short--slam. Night McGiiIwray.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-21
PROSPECTS BRIGHT
 FOR THE CHAMPIONS

Nashville. Tenn, Feb. 20.-(Speeial.l Prospects are pretty bright here this spring, and while there are several ln- completed deals under way, Bernhard's team will look something like this:
 Seabaugh and Tonnsman. catcherss DuRgan Perdue Keiium, Gnroy. Sy- fert. pitchers; Robertson, first base: East. second base; Butler, shortstop; Moves. third base; Bay, Seigle ana Wiseman, Outheld
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-21
William Gallagher Arrested.

Pittsburg, Feb. 20--Wfliiam Gala Rher. who Is alleged to be wanted at Teurs Nova Scotia. for murder and bank robbery. has been arrested at GreensburG. Pa, near here. by Sheriff John 4. Shields.
 Gallagher Is said to have gone to a bank at Teurs. last June. and when closely questioned as to a check for S2s. 900 which he had presented. shot the cashier and made on with the money, which had been counted out nnd placed at the cashiers window.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-21
Prehistoric Forest i'm Jeruey.

New York, Feb. 2O-ArmY engineers who are boring for an additional water supply on the Sandy Hook military res arvation. have discovered what is be- iieved to be a buried prehistoric forest on the New Jersey coast. A broad strata of wood was struck by test pipes GOO feet down. Twenty feet of this wood was bored through and an inves- tigation is being made in the interest oe archaeology.