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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-11
PENITENT OF SINS.
Catholics Made Pilgrimage Good Fri.

Catholics Made Pilgrimage Good Fri-
 day Up Mount Adams.
 Cincinnati. April 10.-In penitenee for their sins and with faith in their remission because of the indulgence granted from Rome years ago to all who should make the pilgrimage on Good Friday up the long flight that leads to the Church of the Immaculate Conception, on the summit of Mount Adams. this city, thousands of devout Cath olios toiled piously upwards yes- terday. praying as they climbed. Their pilgrimage, in emulation of the Saw tours toilsome journey up the Mount of Calvary. when he bore hts cross to the crucifxion, made a spectacle impressive and inspiring.
 During the early morning the pil- grimage began. but because of the rold weather there were long periods when the steps that lead up to Celes- ual avenue were almost deserted.
 Each pilgrim paused on every one Of the nearly three hundred steps and whispered a prayer.
 Cath olics from all the parishes of Cincinnati and many from across the river came by hundreds. and some from still farther away as the Mount Adams climb Is widely famed among devout Catholics.
 As the day waned the crowds of ponitents increased and throughout the afternoon the never ending procession went on
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-11
Easter Day Marks ActiUe
 Commencement of Ball Season

caster. the Climbers open at Nashville in the Southern. Mobile at New Or leans. Birmingham at Atlanta and Lit- tie Rock at Memphis Montgomery has nine Saturday games at home and four Sundays on the road with a eou- pie of holiday dates. the Pelicans at Capitol Heights for the Decoration Day games and Little Rock here for the Labor Day games playing the Fourth of July games this year in Nashville, instead of Atlanta. Mobile has fourteen Saturdays at home and eight Sundays on the road but they leans playing in Mobile on the Fourth of July and the Gulls playing the De- coration Day and Labor Day games both in Atlanta-and Mobile is lucky in those two dates at that.
 The Sally season starts on the same day-Thursday-.and while there hes been lot of talk about Hal Chase's small pox causing the opening to be delayed. 1t is thought that there will be nothpg in 1t. Macon opens at Co., lumbus. Augusta at Chattanooga, Charleston at Columbia and Savannah
 The last league to start business this week will be the Northwestern Saturday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-11

This Easter day. marks the active commencement of the baseball season of 1909. and from tomorrow. morning the bugs of these United States will have ali the excitement that they are looking for for six months to come.
 A low estimate of 800 athletes will be starting the championship season in i've different leagues. during the coming week. Ban Johnson's American, Harry Puliams National. Judge Kav- anaugii's Southern. O'Prien's American Association and Jones' South Atlantic. will start this week on the long sum. will be the American. the. Eastern clubs starting tomorrow. afternoon and the Westerf clubs Wednesday. the Sunday games of the Western clubs balancing I Connie Mack vii open his grand ball park this week. Boston playing in Phll- adelphia for four games. New York will be at Washington on the same days. On Wednesday the Chicago White Sox at Detroit and Cleveland at st. Louis and the championship sea son of the American League will be
 On Wednesday both the National and American Association open.
 Thursday two more leagues shy the
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-11
UMpIREs FOR THE
 OPENING GAMES

Little Rock, Ark. April 10.--with the sending, ont of their assignments to his stan of umpires. President Kav- anaugh has concluded his preseason labors and ell fs now In readiness at league headquarters for. the opening
 The assignments for the opening se- ries are as follows: Little Rock at Memphis, Rudderham: Mobile at New Orleans, Carpenter; Montgomery at Nashville, PfenninRer and O'Brien: Birmingham at Atlanta. Moran and Fitzsimmons.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-11
BIG HARNEs MEETING. Many Eutries for AKerchants ana Mnn- x.f~-furern Stake.

M9Ay EutfteB A0f MGkcmnM*s @~% 'N
 ufacturers Stake.
 Detroit. Mich. April 10.-With the entries from California stiu to come Tn the mail due here next Monday, the largest number of horses Tn the ms tory of the event has been named TOT the. Merchants and Manufacturers si0.- 900 stake for 2:2t class trotters; wnicn ,ssa meeting here July 2e-3Q. which. opens the Grand trotting circuit.
 eptFiesf have slreaoy beepi ceiyed-ya The. Chamber of Com sneE9e stake for s class trottsrs has has 'fSTsa thirteen. and the the s:fi Gotfine event seyenteSn. Following are the entries, for fhe four events: :I1YaA 7ff,
 Merchants and Manufacturers Stake. 310,000, for 2:24 trotters-Edward, Ar ,tonr. Denver. Ethel Mac. Frasae, Henry Selzer. Homer Wilton, Jack McKerron. Margin, Marie N. Marrave. Martha Dill lon, Mechanic. Melva J.. Remorseful. The Angelus, Wiggett Wilkerson. Wynema, Chimes, To San.
 for s:i spacers@Anna Belle Lee, AK, tara, Captain twhite. The Limit. Direct Hal, Jr. Directly Conner. George Gano, Geraldine. Hallie Direct, / Hoosier PseS PssS rs. sssdssHs Hs5SD s NS'liss SS:un Star --The Broncho, citation. Hedgewood Boy. AiIssn wilson. Argol Boy. Baron Gra.tan; Auto; psrRsg ih,a.s asi. serTy ie, b:
 raa1l 5:i1 nassesoi trot: ss'oeo-Beli Bird. Busy inner Guard. Judge Lee. Just the raria Eaih Nancy ss Royce. % Neicyons, Penico Maid. Peter Balta, reaseL Ward - SPOhT6 TIA
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-11
rxERcIsEs AT MARION.
Military Students WiII Observe SG0v-
 ernment Week."y

Military Students VIII Observe "Gov-
 ernment Week."f
 Marion. April 1o.--(SpeciaI. )--The annual government exercises of the Marion Institute will be the most bril- nRnt in the history of the college. To- morrow the exercises will begin with the annual sermon on Christianity and citizenship by Rev. George k. Eager. of Louisville. Ky.
 Tuesday evening the annual address on education and government will be delivered before the council and stu.' dents by President George H. Denny. of Washington and Lee University.
 Many out of town visitors will at tend the exercises, and the town will be unusually gay.
 The college boys are rejoicing to. day over the signal defeat adminis- tered yesterday by the Marion Insti- tute to their old rivals. Howard Col lege. The Marion boys overwh elmed the Birmingham Baptists by the~ tre. merdous score of 22 to 2.
 Next week Marion plays series of three games with Mississippi College during government week.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-11
BIRMINGHAM PR0HIS
LAW AND ORDER LEAGUE IS D0R-
 MANT.
Expected That PIanA Will Be Shaped for . Crusade on the Traffic
 in LinuoR.

Birmingham. April i0.--(Special)- The fact that representatives of the Law and order League in this county have secured list of the clubs and Individuals who have Federal license to sell malt or spirituous liquors. se- curing the same through the official publications recently and from the coll iector's office. is an indication that there is to be another effort made to get at the growing business in the liquor line in Birmingham.
 Very little has been done lately by either city or county onicers to put down the selling of liquor.
 The recent ruling of the Supreme Court that the law was com this sectaoa of the State. and.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-11
Climbers Win
BASEBALL RESULTS.

nnal game of the ssriss between the local National and American League teams was played today. The Nation gaines, the Nationals losing one Nasioasls @ " .1n ooi 200 oos--s is ' , Apsrisans ooI Fl oi9 9oo,o oooi pvsers and Lapp. Umpires. Connolly and
 McGraw,s Mea Beat Yale. game between Yale and the New oyrk National League team opened the local baseball season here today,
 McGraw.s men pleased the local en- 5 to I. Meyers. the indian backstop, runs. He made two home runs vl Score by innings; aoo oo, ooo, Aa- F
 Batteries---van vleck and Phnbin: Ames. Wiltse and Meyers and schiei.
 Alabama. ?: Vanderbilt. l.
 At Knoxville. Tenn. University of Tennessee, s: Emory and Henry Col lege. T.. At Nashville, Tenn. Brooklyn. lNat.) s. Nashville. tSouo {.
 New Orleans. La, April 10--Cleve- land. iAnn.,. ,: New, Orleans tsOu.) O.
 At Providence. R. L. Brown. 5; Pennsyiyania State. [.
 Anderson. s. C.. April 1o-charleston ssAI). l; Anderson. tcaro. L) II. tNass a,aIaYDS; |: YYDdianapoIis tAmn. Ass'n.j ,, lteu inningsD
 At Chattanooga. Tenn. Atlanta lsou3. 5; Chattanooga. tsALs, '.
 At Atlanta. Mercer a: Tech [. : A a,a4l,s' A.hsns; Ga. ttirst Tams'. Auburn
 At Baltimore, Baltimore. tEastern., 3. Boston. tNat9. 0.
 At At Roanoke. Roanoke. tva. L.). 12; Virginia Polytechnic. 5.
 At Lnychburg, Altoona. (Tri-state). '; Lynchburg. (va. L4). 2.
 At Charlotte. N. C.. Charlotte. 5 Oak Ridge College. 3. teieven innings, is 4 arssnssoso psnsss,s scaro. as' Assns' 5.
 At Columbia. Columbia. tsAL). 4: .Greenviile. Caro. Assn.l, 2. At Richmond, Va, New York, (Amn.l (second team). 2. Richmond. (va. L). 6. At Toledo. Detroit. 6: Toledo. ,. (ren innings, s
 At Norfolk. Elmira. 9; Portsmouth (Va. L), 6.
 Al Norfolk. United States Marines 5; Norfolk. (vaI L.) 2.
 At Annapolis. Columbia, 1: Midship- men, l2.
 Lowney's Chocolate Direct from Factory Hfx-GrnveIx Cigar Co. Orpheum. Zl
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-11
FORGED FATHER's NAME.

Axea Parent Now Sues Bank To Re-
 cover the Money.
 Lebanon, Ind, April 10.--Joseph s. Miller, who died or committed suicide here last week. had forged his fathers name to notes amounting to- x2o,VoO'
 The father, Matthew G. Miller, a farmer of this county. has filed suit in the local court against the Farmers State Bank of Lebanon and sixteen other individuals. holders of the notes. Miller, who is eighty-two years old and feeble in health. recites in his petition that he fears that unless he Is able to prove the forgery now, his mind shall become elouded by illness and the hold CTS of notes will close on him and leave him penniIess. The court has ordered that the defendants appear with the notes on April 22.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-11
0UTFIELDER BECKER
 MAY GO TO COLUMBUS

It has been learned here that Billy Smith has settled upon his Qptfield, and that Becker who, has been with the man to go. 1t is stated that Billy Smith is figuring with the Eoinrab us team for the gale of Becker.
 1t has not bean learned whether yet, but if not. 1t is said that these will be prepared very shortly
 k Evidently Smith Is using Columbus for a farm as he has several former Crackers at work under Long Jim Fox, and 1t Is most likely that other out casts of tho present Cracker 'combi- 'nation will go to the Columbus team.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-11
MEMPHIS SHUT our BY ST. PAUL TEAM

Memphis, Tenn. April 10--(speciei)--- Local Southern Leaguers, who have been. beating major leaguers found LeRoy and Gehring in form and were
 Neother team could hit hard. A pass. steal and single produced the only run of the game for st. Paul In the fourth inning,
 Memphis .Ooo ooo ooo--O ? St Paul ...... 000 100 00s--1 2 1
 Batteries-shields. Dick and Lud- wig; Leroy, Gehring and Carrisch.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-11

 AGAIN WINS Cop Anothsr Close Score Contest. GOOD CAME IS WITNESSED The Locals Nose Out the Visitors
 in the Sixth. The hitting was Very Light, All the Pitckers Bsi.s the Masters
 sf the Opposing Bat
 ters.

When Joe Pope drove Greminger the Climbers had nossd the Foxes out v Jack Ii Lively went the entire route for the second time this week. and again cinched the fact that he IS good and Nsssss ssSy for next hTfa gsnns four hits credited against him only three were clean hits--Hille's scratch and Riggs two bagger coming In the sscoud aso 'snd snd FOX in the n fonrsh. max ins up the sum total of the hits against sim, His control was perfect, not q base on balls being. given. That old and he struck i've men,. through. but the star play. of the
 ssia was made sunons Sassnss sssh ha' Fssa sss. leagues in right field, and Manush's running catch of Massing's foul. hear the negro bieachers in the ninth in- Nsnush is steadily working himself he runs in and handles bunts. which with his throwing makes him look
 The outneld did not have much to do. Whiteman playing center In Per sons place and having his speed with Ras m PeRs nen ss tSs istnf Miss sSs sSs bags full In the hrst, drove in three of the runs, Pope driving in the fourth and winning tally.
 Spike Shannon again caught grad ball. his throwing to. bases and scoop ing .ups buiits. just in front of the plate being about as classy as they If Fncich. the New orleans boy, who started on the hill for Columbus, looks like q pitcher. If he can steady down. Only one hit was. made off him, but that came In the. first with a couple sof bases on balis and his wild pitch which with wild throw of Htlle's netted the three runs. After that nothing was done with him and John FOX, a long drawn out fac-simile of Jim. went ln m the fourth, the win, hits ,oif him in tho sixth. sMcLeos the boy wsnt ip ia the las! 9s the on seventh ss, ,,n lie Mad Ereat Speed, not a hit was made of him and # he can get bet ter control, he will be a conner.
 The only time that Columbus scored was In the first inntng. lille, the first man up. hit one to Pope, that sgas too one down in frant of the plate, shan non throwing him out at first. lille goin gto second and counting on Riggs two- bagEer Coveney hit one that Manush got. Pope and Rovky got thasfd sd but Manash thrsE covsney out M at second Riggs scored when Grem- ,pgsE fa@eIsa goxS a fSlor. nS Tess sss twas the third. rnp, srx AZ sarsst
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-11
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-11
ATLANTA TO HAVE
 AN AUTOMOBILE SHOW

New York. April le.--Preiiminsry arrangements for an automobile show to be held In Atlanta, Ga, next fan or winter have been made here and at the eheadQuarters of the National Assoct- akion of Automobile Manufacturers, un- der the auspices of which organizatioH the show is to be held, 1t was said to- day that only the dvtails remain to be worked out
 The date has so far been left open, but probably will be fixed during . visit of General Manager Miles. of the Association. to Atlanta, about two weeks hence, when the exhibition building will be inspected and further details agreed upon. Some time late in the present year was given as a probable date Tor the holding If the may be found advisable to select an early date in 1ei0.
 Lowney's Candles Factory Shipment. NHa- fNs. Q
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-11
ro INVESTIGATE GAMBLING.
More Raids May Re Made Tn. French
 Lick Hotels.

More Raids May Re Made Tn. French
 Lick Hotels.
 indianapolis. Ind. April 10.-Gover- nor Marshall before leaving for a trip to New York City, has instructed the prosecuting attorney for Orange ana Washlngton counties to investigate the reports of gambling at Frepch Lick and if he finds them true. to proceed against the proprietors of the games
 Under the direction of Governor Han ley, the present Governors Republican predecessor, the games at French LICK were raided. It Is alleged they have been reopened In elaborate gambling rooms. which are. crowded every even. inT by fashionably dressed men and women. who play roulette. faro and stud poker. The gambling rooms. It IS reported to the Governor. are in small CT hotels just outside the land limits described in the charter of the West Baden and French Lick hotels Thomas ,ragrart, former chairman of the Na- tIonsi Democratic Committee. is owner of inc latter resort. Governor Mar shall is a Democrat.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-11

l1ont tsCknasts s.ssifs .'f.h sYS1 sSa nan . c9sSRms amnsry-sacriic: hts: RceksrsIsI gI sId i. Daley i. Stolen bases. Kerwin |. Pope i. Struck out. by. Fox 2; by Lively, S. Two base hits, Riggs 1, Rockenffeld i. Bases on errors. Mont- gcm,ery 1, Columbus 2. Bases on Lk lis Of Fuchich 9; off Fox 2: oE hicCiou"
 i. Left on bases. Montgomery B.; Co., lumbus 2. Wild pitch, Fuchich. 1.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-11

Write for our Large Price Ltst'
 New Edition. It will keep you posted. GreiI Trading Co. Pensacoias Fla Box S37. Phone <VV'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-11

Lowney's Candles, Factory shipment. Hfx-Gravely Cigar Co. Orpheun. 2t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-11

owney,s Chocolate Direct from Factory Cigar Co. OrDheum. ~
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-11

Lingerie dresses and waists should never he washed. Dry Clean them and you will get that creamy soft finish you want.
 French Dry Cleaning Co.
 Phone 113 203 Dexter.
Arizona republican., 1909-03-14
NEWS OF FLORENCE
 THE FINAL CAPITAL

Florence. Ariz., March 12.-(Special Correspondence of The Republican.)- Mrs. Anna F. Bourne, department state commander of the Ladies of the Maccabees, has been here several days and has succeeded in organizing a hive in Florence. Mrs. Sam Pinkley of Blackwater trading post and mother of the GUS todian of Casa Grande ruins, arrived home today. having spent the past two weeks visiting friends in Phoenix.
 l.. NJ. Beard. a cattleman from Flagstaff, and Miss Amy Carpenter of this city were married at the home of the latter's father, Fred Carpenter. on Wednesday afternoon. The young cou- pie left on Thursday for the home of the groom, taking with them the best wishes for a long and happy welded life. The bride is a Florence girl who will be greatly missed in the young peoples circles.
 Ben Stevens, brother of our livery man. Daniel Stevens. arrived in Flor ence last Tuesday to spend the re- mainder of the winter in this mild cli- mate. His home is in Jamestown. Pa.
 Mrs. James of Mesa is visiting her daughter. Mrs. Frank Lehman.
 Mir and Mrs. Zeigler spent a cou- pie of days in Florence. Mrs. Zeigler is a daughter of Charles Sligh. a noted furniture dealer of Grand Rapids. Mich. MT. Sligh has made a couple of trips to Florence recently. presumably looking after land.
 l.. K. Drais of the Florence hotel made a business trip to Ray Thursday.
 MT. and Mrs. Lucien Carpenter lost their baby on Monday with mem braneous croup.
 The Florence Ladies' Improvement club has fitted up corner in the post office building very neatly. to be used as free library. Quite a number of the residents have contributed some new books on the way. This is a long felt want in Florence and the ladies are to be congratulated on their sue cess.
 Frank Ennis. Il cattleman. is down from the Silver King country.
 Frank Stillman is in from the Rep resito Shooting club quarters at the reservoir.
 The family of Thornton Fitzhugh. architect for the territorial prison. is moving to Phoenix. where Mir. Fitz- hugh has his office. The people of Florence are sorry to lose them from this community.
Arizona republican., 1909-03-14

Mrs. Thomas Frier is in Prescott this week visiting her parents, MT and Mrs. W. D. Powell.
 W. R. Johnson, president of the Southwestern Indian Conference, was here from Tolchaco this week.
 Everett Walcott, who is attending the Northern Arizona Normal school. spent Sunday at his home in Wins low
 pr. R. O. Raymond has returned from a visit to Los Angeles.
 w. J. Kingsbury. of the Farmers and Merchants bank of Tempe, was in Flagstaff this week on business.
 Judge Edward M. Doe returned last evening from Prescott, where he went on legal business.
Arizona republican., 1909-03-14

T. F. Pollock will return Monday from visit to Los Angeles.
 H. A. Massac was a visitor to Flagstaff the first of the week
 Mrs. John Hennessy returned last evening from Phoenix, being called home by the accident to her son, John.
 Newt Lewis, who has been visiting relatives in St Louis, returned yes .terday. He will leave in a few days for Alaska
 Miss Lillian Terry, who had been visiting friends in Flagstaff, returned Sunday to her home in Williams.
 Miss Jolly returned Tuesday from Apache county, where she has been visiting relatives.
Arizona republican., 1909-03-14

son departed this week for Phoenix, where they will visit Mrs. c. c. Hutchinson.
 Mir. and Mrs. l.. Cutler rturned this week from a two months trip east
 Mrs. w. F. Griffin entertained a few friends Wednesday afternoon at Lenten collation..
 Miss Alice Carlson spent Sunday with her parents at Williams
Arizona republican., 1909-03-14

A very special, showing the new Jabot's in short and long lengths. some very handsome styles. Sat
 urday and Monday special values at from .........35c to S1.50
New-York tribune., 1909-03-24
CO4L STRIKE UNLIKELY.
First Day ct Scranton DeUoted to
ORGANISATION.

S,ra,.or Penn. March 2s.-with the prelrn-
to work of organizing the trt-dstrict convention
=. tho anthracite mine workers accornphsheo to
- ~ irrnrAssion grows that the mine workers
III not raU strike unless something not now
~ the surface develops. This is the opinion "l
-,a,r ~ the mine workers who are mere LrOih
All narts Of the anthracite fields
- .rA-aI committees created, the most irnpor-
-. one will define the policy OF the antnraclte
,,-s President Lewis heads this committee.
-, a+,ar roenobers being the officers and natlonal
hoo-d members from the three districts
=. !. GENERALLY believed that whatever thls com
-,ittea NAV suggest to the convention II VII ~
80, .ba brain of the national president He mas
raneatedlv refused 10 ADMIT tnat ne mas p-1,'
~. +,ara are few who dc not believe that ne mas
a rroposition TO lay before the men
A. tntItng OF what is to come II question OF
a, sought before the delegates came out
~ The convention to-day. when one delesate saio
- r,,s,ructed and that his people are un-
"7 . o. a strike while another said that he
- - Instructed TO stand by the leaders IN
iiir .. .bav advised If a strike is suggested
ts tbara will be a sharp contest on the floor
~ the convention
,rLa conservative men favor the plan Of worKihs
,.,o,,, an agreement II the operators VIII ho1
-. ~. men the demands they have presented
g. ras considerable tank heard among 'ne
,,.as IN favor Of the plan to continue WORK.
- :, tbA mines are closed by the operators On
-, the miners say the coal consuming puohc
IN bold the employers responsible for the smut
down -. -. ..I .or,
=. r,es learned here to-day that the coaI COM
=, Ill rot make the usual 50 cents Ton re-
auction in coal on April should strike DC U'
cIared.