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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-21
Popinn Bids Wanted.

Sealed proposals in duplicate will be re-
ceived by the City Treasurer OF Montgomery,
Ala. until IL O'Clock, noon. Monday, August
End. 1902 for the paving Of the roadways
OF the following named streets with Brick.
Asphalt, Bitulithic. Blome Granitoid or Min.
eral Rubber Pavement. together with the
necessary work and grading IN connection
Herewith, according to details. drawings,
plans specifications. surveys and estimates
on file In the Office of the City Engineer, viz;
South Lawrence Street, from the North
side of High Street to the North side of
East jefferson Davis Avenue.
South Lawrence Street. from the North
side OF East Jefferson Davis Avenue to the
North side OF Julia Street.
Mildred street from the West side OF
Court Street to the East side Of HOlcombe
Street.
A certified check must accompany the bid
on each street In the amount as set out In
the specifications on file In the ONCE OF the
City Engineer.
The City reserves the right to reject any
and all bids.
ROBERT TAFT.
ju-21-25-31 City Treasurer.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-21
STEAMER IS SUNK
ONE LIFE LOST IN NEW YORK
HARBOR.
steam Freight Propeller CoIlfdes With
Tug--seven OF Eight In Crew
Are Observation-Disclosures
Are Arrested.

New York, July 20.-The Martha
Stevens, q steam freight propeller be-
longing to the Trenton Transportation
Company OF Trenton, N. J.. collided
with the tug Confidence. of the South
ern Pacific Steamship Company in up
per New York harbor today and sank
almost Immediately.
Her crew OF eight men besides the
negro cook and her baby. were all res
cued excepting Zachariah Logue. of
Bound Brook. N. j., the second enRi-
neer. Logue's companions tried to
keep him afioat but he slipped out Of
their hold and was drowned.
The collision occurred in the Green
vile channel, about half mile from
Robbins Reef between Staten Island
and the BROOKLYN shore. The Conf
dence was unchanged.
Capt Edward B. Foster, of the Ste
vens, was placed under arrest under
the technical charge Of homicide. 4
similar warrant will be issued against
the captain OF the Confidence.
Captain William Paasch, of the Tug
Confidence, was later arrested and ar
raigned at New Brighton. Staten Is
land, on charge Of homicide.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-21
MARRIAGE BRINGS TITLES.

Paris. July 20.-The marriage OF
Miss Fernando Wanamaker, daughter
of Rodman Wanamaker of Phila, and
grand daughter OF John Wanamaker TO
Arthur o. Heeren. son of Count Hee-
rem. of Paris and Biarritz. will take
place early In the autumn and the
couple will reside in Paris.
The Heerens belong to the Spanish
nobility. NJ. Heeren was graduated
from Elton and for time conducted a
banking business in London. He Is
well known In society and a fine
sportsman. He is a cross country
rider and has won several gentlemens
steepfechases at Biarritz. where is tina
master of the hounds.
Mr.. Heeren is sister of the wife Of
the Peruvian minister at Paris.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-21
KEEFE DOWN ON SOUTH
FOR IMMIGRANTS HOMES

New Orleans. La. July 2o.--Before
leaving New Orleans for st. Louis to-
day, Daniel J. Keefe. United states
Commissioner of immigration declared
that opportunities Of agricultural en-
pioyment In the South were not such
as would attract immigrants IN CONF
parison with other sections Of the
country.
In connection with decrease of i'm
migration TO this section which he said
had been steadily shown III recent
years, Commissioner Keefe let It be
known that unless convincing evidence
to the contrary could be brought he
would make an unfavorable report up
on New Orleans as site for an immi-
grant station.
'I do not believe In putting UP a
signboard and thinking you can bring
the immigrants this way" he said.
"You want something more substan-
tiai. think there 10 something more
at the bottom OF this Immigrant ques-
ton than mere advertising alone"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-21
COTTON MARKET NOW
IN NORMAL CONDITION

New York, July 20.-The cotton mar
ket was sensationally strong today, re-
covering all of yesterdays loss. on the
failure of the official weather report to
confirm the talk of a break in the Tex
as drought and renewed prospects of
dry, hot weather In that part OF the
country. The heavy liquidation of the
latter part Of last week seemed to nave
eliminated in the quotation of 11.T7 for
December cotton yesterday.
Today's market advanced steadily,
shorts covering and bulls showing in
creased confidence. In the late trad
ing December reached 1917, a price OF
~ points or So per bale above last
nights closing.
The market closed steady at a net
advance Of 80 to 80 points with Decem-
Der quoted at 1914, only 3 points of
from the best
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-21
xUuu Meet Revolut,onlstu

El Paso Tex, July 20.-A large body
OF Mexican rurales is concentrating in
the vicinity of Fuerta Sinaloa to pre-
vent further Revolutionary demonstra-
lions, following the arrest of revolu-
tionlsts there Friday. Many revolu-
tionists are reported gathered In the
mountains of that vicinity and are we'll
armed. Dynamite has been stolen
from a number of mines. Arrests of
supporters of General Reyes for the
Vice Presidency continue in Northern
Mexico and is causing extreme discon-
tent.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-21

osterman told substantially the same
story Of the Incidents Of the night AZ
told By Lieutenant Adams.
In answer TO questions By Major
Leonard. osterman said tho reason
he and his friends refused to take a
drink with Sutton at csrvel Hail was
because Sutton was not wanted In the
party.
He was unpopular with his GLASS;
mates" the witness said. "Then. too,
we had been drinking beer all day and
did not want to drink whiskey." the
witness added. $500
Ostermsn told Of an Incident about
q month prior to Sutton's death when
Sutton "shot up the camp"
Shortly after this. recess was taken.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-21

one exception. the events went 10
straight heats.
The summary:
Local colts race. half mile purse S400
Lady Margaret. won first. third and
fourth heats and the race; Hal d. sea-
ond; Lolita Hal third. Best time
1915 Ia
2:2o pace. purse $500: Merry Widow
won in straight heats: ]. b. second
Charwood third Best time AIS Ia.
2;14 trot. purse 500: The Outlaw
won In straight heats: Alton second !;
Robert L. ia, third Best time a:1s Ia
2:1s pace. purse $500: Royal Lion
won In straight heats; Star Wilkes ssa-
ond; Prince Logan third. Best time
2:l6 Ia
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-21
Langford and KetcheI.

Ely, New. July 1.-The last impede
ment to the meeting in the prize ring
here on Labor Day between Ketchel
and Langford. was removed last night
when Langford wired from New York
to Tex Hall, promoter OF the contest:
II accept original offer" Langford
Is guaranteed 5000. win or lose. be-
sides 81 900 for training expenses and
two round trip tickets from New York
to Ety.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-21
DENIAL BY BUTCHEL.
Former Governor did Not DenOunSG
Women Voters

Chicago, ILL.,. July 20-The Rev.
Henry A. Butchel. former Governor of
Colorado. who was credited in an in
terview denouncing women suffrage
denied today that he had made any
such statements. He said:
II stated that some of the best peo-
pie 1 know are very Indifferent to the
exercise of the franchise. Nothing
that 1 said could be made to convey
the idea that only the dregs Of woman
kind vote. That's not true"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-21
Austrian Consul interested.

washington, July 20.-fnstead of APP
pealing to the State Department in an
effort 20 adjust the difference between
their striking eountrymen at McKee's
Rocks, Pa, and the Pressed Steel Car
Company. the Austro- Hungarian con-
sular oflclals are to take up the sub
feet with the Pennsylvania State Of
ficials. Information was received to-
day at the Austrian Hungarian Embas-
sy here that Baron Won Bornemfza,
consul at Pittsburg. will go to Har-
risburg, for a conference with the
Governor OF the State in the hope Of
doing something to relieve the sItua-
ton.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-21
TENNIS IN AUGUSTA.

Augusta, Ga. July 2o.-The second
days play In the South Atianpc Ten
mis- Tournament at the Country Clubs
ing than the FIRST day. Bridges. the
chamion OF North Carolina. qualified
for the semi-hnals az did Capers, a
local player.
The ladies' matches will open tomor-
The finals in both ladies' and mems
doubles vii. begin Friday afternoon.
The winner in the finals In mems
doubles will have to play williams and
Thornton Saturday afternoon.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-21
Gamblers Are Shot.

Mercedes. Tex. July 2O-Joe e. I'll
jerina was killed outright, Cayettano
Lopez was badly wounded and two
other Mexicans were shot last night
near McAllen by Deputy Sheriff r. l..
Mayfield, who was endeavorinG to ar
rest the men for gambling
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-21
C.mp Hin and Nota.uIxa /.

Camp Hill, July 20.-(Special.-)In
the best game ever played here. Stud
divant pitching the game of his life
shut out Notasulga without hit, and
struck out fourteen men. winning his
game with a home run in the eighth.
Scheussler struck out fourteen and
allowed two hits. Batteries: Sturdi-
want and Brewer; Scheussler and Arant
Score 1 to o.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-21

st. Petersburg, July 2o.-N. Abram-
of, a member of the second Duma. was
today sentenced to two years and two
months in the fortress for the publica-
ton of a chronicle of the Manchurian
war containing charges against the I'm
perial family.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-21

are under arrest at the police station
charged with rioting. In the battle,
Joe Barnard was killed. william Young
was fatally shot; Murclie Moore was
twice wounded; william Mun.phfes.
President of the Club. lost one finger.
and others received minor wounds.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-21
Sporting Addenda
HARNESS RACES.

Windsor. Ont. July 2o-The summer
harness meeting at Windsor the cur
tain raiser Of the circuit. opened today
with some fast heats and a hard trot-
ting race. The feature of the day was
the victory OF Country Jay IN the hrst
heat Of the trot In z;os "a beating
Teasel 2 hais.iength In drive nar am
tering the select 2:10 trot after such a
took record Of 2:io IL, Lameness
was lame today and after the heat
Geers beat him with Teasei without
The best mile of the day was by Hal
q mile In 2:o6 Ia. which tired out the
rest and allowed her to win the race
handiiy. snow, who drove her. also
asssn rs In hs S psss Sm sres
candidate. although there was nothing
in 1t to extend him. On Thursday, The
Eel, 2:o2 IA. PAGES against his own
record. Summarizes:
2:21 pace, purse $1,000:
Patchen-Sara Ann. by This
The t Rosun b. r. ;;coxj;... 1 :
Victor M. br. g. (Hopkins). distanc-
t tan Ia" Time ne Cos "a. a'is; a:is
All trot. purse $1,000:
Tea sci, oh. m, by Allan Downs
Lady Kittson. by Com Kilt
son. (Geers). q ]
Country Jay, CHI. g.. by Jaw
hawker-Paroneiiamby Park
Vile, (Macey), :. .........1 as Q
Peter Balta, b. g., tSnow),. ...e .
Inneguard, b. g.. Murphy ..,..4 80
Nelcyone. b. m, (HowelD, IS 4 3
Demerest, b. g., (Ross), 3 6, distance
ed. Time 900 3-b:- 200 Ia; 2:10 Id:
2:11 Id.
2:07 pace two In three. purse $1,000:
''" Raven sa' BY Aicant ia snow. l /
Green Pilot. b. h.. murphy. ......3 3
Matte Chimes. b. m, tToor). ....2 3
Rollins, b. e.. Goomis), :. ......4 3
Arthur v, b. &, tGeers), ....5
Time 2:0s Ia; 200.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-21
GRAIN TO THE SOUTH.
New Freight Tariffs VIII 70 Into IF
feet

Chicago, July According to a
decision reached by the Southern and
Western railroads tariffs will go into
effect October /, equalizing the grain
rates to the South Fast from all points
in Iowa, North and South Dakota, Min
nesota and Nebraska, SO that grain can
be moved through this city at rates
equal to those of st. Louis and other
junction points.
At the same time. 1t is proposed to
put in fat rates on grain south of the
Ohio river from Cincinnati and Louis
Vile two cents a hundred pounds lesS
than through other Ohio river crossings
in order to equalize the shrinkake al
lowance which has been made hereto
fore so that al gateways will be
on a parity.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-21

Savannah. Ga, July 20.--As the re-
suit Of battle between members OF
the Eureka Social Club, negro or
Eanization. and negroes employed at
Lincoln Park. an amusement resort,
near here, last night. thirty negroes
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-21
wOMAN's BoDY FOUND.
Husband Under Arrest ana Son Held
As Witness.

As Witness.
Pittsburg. July 20.-The mutiiated
BODY ct Mrs. Mary Saloman. aged 40,
was found beside a lonely road near
Charlton, Pa. last evening with the
head beaten as though by a rock. Ger
ry Saioman. her husband. Is being held
pending the coroner's Investigation
and a i3-year-old son 10 In custody as
a witness.
Mrs. Saioman told the Clarion po-
lice last Saturday that she had been
threatened and requested protection.
IL Is said
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-21
Event. at sprIngfleId


Springfield. ILL.,. July 20.-Bland 5
won the 1903 pace. the feature event
OF the opening day of the Great West
ern circuit meeting here In straight
heats. Results:
2:09 pace. purse. $700-Bland s. won
Tony Swift, second; Creston, third.
Time. 2:05 Ia.
2:1S pace. purse s1.50O--Lady Elgin.
won: Halperry. second; Samuel Harris,
third. Time, 2:0S is.
2:27 trot. purse $700--Ruby Clay. won!
Ora Bellini, second; Martha Dillon,
third. Time. 2:10 Ia.
An innovation tonight was three
races In the evening. This will continue
Throughout the meet. Results:
Half-mile dash--Mamte Marie, won;
Mickey Ray. second. Halima, third.
Time, :51.
Three-fourths mile - Come on-S Sam.
won; Scare Grow, second; Nillette,
third. Time. 1918.
One mile-The Mate. won: Maurine.
second; Sterling, third.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-21

Columbus. Ga, July 20.--whsn his
horse dashed under a shelter today at
his home near Lumplsin. w. J. Davis's
head was struck by swinging rafter,
and he was severely injured. A Sis
ter who witnessed the accident, Drop
ped deads as result of the mental
ST. ock
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-21
JUDGE has DssAppEARnD.


NVtE0 am0 afpSse~s
Away From Hems.
Kenosha. via. July .o.-Friends OF
former Judge Joseph r. Ciarkson,
junior member Of the law irm OF Bak-
err and Garrison, announced last night
that he mysteriousiy disappeared from
Kenosha last Wednesday night ana
asked that the police Of this and other
cities aid In the eiarch for him.
He was formerly Judge Of the dis
trict court OF Omaha and gained note
throughout the United States as q
writer and lecturer. having at one time
been head Of the lecture bureau OF the
Christian Science Church.
The Judge disappeared under SINH
lar circumstances from Omaha eigh-
teen years ago. He was away four
months. He recovered his memory
while working as iaborer In lum-
Der yard. Judge Clarkson returned TO
Omaha and resumed his law practice.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-21
DOVE HOVERS
/ OVER STRIKERS,
Prospects For Settlement
Brighter.
COURT WILL NOT INTERVENE
Declines to Force Arbitration and
End Difficulty.
At Mass Meeting strikers PIan To RE-
turn To work II Question OF
Rents Can be
Settled.

r,,..-. -, "a T,. 6rat
n'spus, s"A s",y E-,.as Stat.s
snol. eVer inaue IN s"e .a,at' Nth
70 stop strike py ehJoin'hs po.
the principals ana the coinnonw eale
failed today when Judges roro anu
Brown or the common peas
sustained the demurrer OF the e.
steel Car Company to the peu.ioh loi
injunction, made by the ruphc
Tense Association OF PittsDurs' against
the company. the striking employees
and the sheriff. The hearing con-
sumed most OF the AFTERNOON.
For the strikers. who joined In tne
demands of the Defense Associatioh
that the court enforce Arbitration ~
the company, II was argued that IL
was high time for the courts 10 m
tervene. For the Defense Association
1t was argued that the strike is
costing the tax payer much money
and much uneasiness. For the COM
pany II was argued that as the petit
TONERS are not injured personally
and as the corporation Is q private
one, the courts cannot interfere.
The court in refusing the petition,
said:
"This court has no right to COM
pei the company to re-empioy these
men or to compel the company TO
operate Its plant again or pay their
men more money, or 10 install new
wage system.
Have No Jurisdiction.
we only have Jurisdiction in re-
gard to trouble growing Immediately
out of the strike and any request for
a restraining Injunction against VOL
ence. or which may lead to lose OF life
or damage to property, will be con-
stdered. We sustain the demurrer of
the company In all points except that
which concerns the right of a tax
payer to file such a BILL
When the men heard late today that
they again were facing the company.
only without an arbitration council In
sight ugly threats were circulated.
Fewer men were at work at the
plant today than yesterday.
The strikers at the Standard Steel
Car plant held mass meeting two
miles from Lyndora early today at
which they ratified a plan to return
to work for the former scale Of wages
provided the company would reduce the
rate OF back rent payments from TWEEN
~ IN ten per cent. According to the
strikers. the company charged them
rent for their dwellings during the
several months the plant was closed
down. In some Instances this amount
ed to 500 with average about $50.
Mutter Against Coastabulnry.
There are still muttsrings OF re-
sentiment toward the state constabu'
larry on account of the shooting of ont
Of the strikers on Sunday, and as the
saloons at Butler have been reopened
trouble may result. The sheriff receiy.
cd word frem Coy. Stuart today thai
the matter OF Keeping the State troop
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-21

Mathews was pretty hard on the
Climbers In the first round. Thomas
had the first three men struck out.
Dutch Weimers strike. out was too
plain, but after Thomas had Robe
struck out. Matty called balls until the
fiaxen haired third sacker got hit.
Hill was struck out fair and square.
but Matty gave him his base on balls.
Huelsman hitting into a double that
Pepe atarted
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-21

Dutch weimer was clouting some
yesterday. He would have had four
hits IL Dan Kerwin's keen eyes had not
caught him cutting first base in the
fourth inning. Dan probably saved
run as Weimer would have been on
third with two out and Hill at the
bat
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-21

Erie. Pa. July 2o.-All favorites
were winners in today's Lake Erie trot-
ting circuit races here and with but
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-21
a Few FOUL TIPS.

BY one run.
Puzzle--what are umpires in this
Southern Lacquer
Nose wormser.. "Ofiicial Auditor" Of
the league, spent yesterday in Mont
gomery, leaving last night for Num-
myville.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-21

1000 people say every day the Orpheum
shows best pictures ever.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-21

Get Base Ball tickets and Cigars
before going out--at the Orpheum.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-21

whiteman and Rocky cut of clean
hits in the second. Dexter drove
line hit at whiteman that was smoking.
whiteman jumping in the way and
hanging on to Ii. In the same inning
Rocky got a. hit Of Lindsey's that look
ed safe.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-21

Looked squally In the fourth. Hill
hit clean with one down and got to
third when Whiteman failed to handle
Dexters hit, Thomas filling the bags
sey's fly, making two out. anu Greniin-
ger ran nearly to the home players
bench and got Shrivers FOUL. saving
the run.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-21

With Mathewson out Of the running.
looks like the Giants are out of II for
this year and the chances are that the
Reds will pass them now-pretty rough
deal for McGraw.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-21

Newcastle. Pa. July 2o-During a
riot here at o'clock between strikers
and alleged strik ebreak ers near the
Greer Tia Plate Mill. one man, WILL
fatally injured. Fifteen others are un-
der arrest
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-21

George Hunter and Harry Mcintyre.
backed by the hitting of the Trolley
Dodgers, nosed the Cubs out yesterday.
hammering Jack Pfeister.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-21
The Chicago Record Herald says G

The Chicago Record Herald says Of
the Hoffman deal:
"Tootsie" Hoffman. brother OF Artie.
the Cub center fielder. yesterday was
sold to the New Orleans club of the
Southern League. The younger mem-
bey of the Hoffman family has been
playing with Quincy in the Central AS
ISOLATION, but the champions had a
string to him. They dicleered with
New Orleans after seeking waivers,
ably take charge of "Toots" tomorrow.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-21

The Tigers made the Yankees q pres
ent OF yesterdays game--Better look
out, Jennings may need some games be-
tore long.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-21

It's either Bert Maxwell or Pruitt
today and against Lively or JUL. Work
hard and take the series from the
PelicanS.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-21

Last game with New orleans today,
Babb's outfit playing here the last
three days of this week. There Is
double header with Memphis. that SAT-
urday tie game having to be played
off
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-21

Harry Bay and Tonnyman each got
three hits of Rhodes yesterday, one OF
Bays being a two-saeker.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-21

The Climbers were knocked out of
run In the first. Persons worked
Hess for q base on balls. but Mathews
said he was struck out. Kerwtn and
Daily hit safe and Kerwin got to third
on whiteman's hit to DeMont. DAILY
being forced at second. Whiteman
started to second and Shriver threw
down, getting the ball back in time
to nab Kerwin at the plate.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-21

That's what call o misunderstanding
was shut out to 0 up to the sixth
round and pushed nine runs over in the
next three innings, beating Nashville
bv ann ram
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-21

"Tootsie" Holman is now in New
Orleans, being the first installment of
that "3. 1000" outlay Frank Is scat
tering around. Just whose place Hoff-
man viii take in the infield is some
thing Frank won't tell. but. It's a cinch
that somebody has got TO go. The
and 1t is probable that Hoffman will
join them there.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-21
Cures Heat G situation FREE

and county physicians publish their
to beware of unripe or over-ripe
etc But OF more Importance still Is
bowels well open these hot days, and
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-21

Otis Stockdale was hammered by the
Dubs but that bunch did not play even
town lot ball behind Manuel.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-08-17
A FAMOUS ORCHARD
IS SOLD
kRESS AND CARY FRUIT FARM
PASSES INTO HANDS OF
MILWAUKEE DOCTOR.

Hamilton, Aug. ls-The kress and
Cary orchard, the most famous apple
orchard in the Bitter Root valley, was
sold today to DR. George V. l. Brown
of Milwaukee. The amount involved
in the sale is not made known as
yet.
This famous orchard, consisting of
20 acres OF the finest fruit trees in
the valley. has reputation for fine
fruit that is almost national. Apples
from this ground have been exhibit
ed in many places and numerous
fairs and always attracted great at
tention. A display from the orchard
took first prize at the state fair at
Helena last year and other prizes
have been captured by fruit from the
land
Or. Brown. who is a wealthy east
erner. took "A fancy to the orchard and
negotiated until he was successful in
securing the piece of ground. The sale
Is of utmost interest and Importance
throughout the valley.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-08-17
VICTOR NEWS NOTES

Special TO The Daily Missoulian.
Victor. Aug. 16,-Ar, and Mrs, Abe
k"irns hav" returned from a trip to
Seattle,
Bruce Wells and sister. Miss Caro-
line "f StcvensVille, visited in Victor
saturday.
Harvey Taft MAS severely Injured Il
few days ago by being tramn!ed by a