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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-07-30
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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-07-30
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The Woman's Aero club is the
newest thing In clubs in France,
and is making a great stir.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-01
THE wEATHER.

.. 6. Department ef Agricuiture. Wcasnss 0mre,su. Local Observation tCentraA
 Ttme.l Montgomery. Sept 30. lsJs.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-01
TIGERS AGAIN COP THE RAG Gain Pennant for Third
 Time. NERvE-RA KING FIGHT OVER Detroit Loses, but Also Does
 Athletics Twice. Boston and Detroit In Battle Royal fin Final Game of season-Both
 sides Use Two

Boston. Sept. 30.-The fight for the American League pennant is over. De- troit has won again, making 1t three straight championships and a record Tor the league. The champions lost faels pbiIsds1nas. same here today to 2. but as
 Todays game was hard-fought. both teams using two pitchers. Mullin was Dasted hard in the first inning and in hammered hard. Detroit drove Wood from the box. but Hall held the visit ors scoreless. Three runs tailed in each of the first two innings by the Boston was going to win easily. De- troit. however. by fast work on the bases and timely hitting. was soon leading by one run. Boston % won the out. Another hit sent in an additional run. giving Boston a total of nine.
 The champions this season had to make the hardest kind of fight to result of the race was in doubt.
 Detroit started ofr well and remained at the top for weeks. painly through A setback came toward the middle of the season. however. and at one time the champions dropped as low as thrd place They did n9t stay and passing Philadelphia and Boston. who were In first and second place, re- spectively.
 A long series at home again gave the pennant winners a good lead be- fore they made thsr second eastern trip. But on that trip they slumped again and when they went west for their last home series were about on even terms with Philadelphia and Bos- ton.
 Two deals for players, by which De- troit strengthened its infield. again put winning team in the field and gave the champions a comfortable lead be- fore they started for their last in- vasion of the east.
 Manager Jennings feels confident of winning the worlds championship, and says the experiece his players gained in their two series with the chicago Nationals for that honor will help them praaflv
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-01
HARNESS RACES.

Columbus. O.. Sept. .so.-Paderewski. the Illinois trotter. whose appearance in the 2:O7 class today scared out The Harvester. which beaten In each heat of the race by Wilkes Heart. The re- suit, next to the defeat or George Gano Tuesday, was the most startling one of
 Padsrew ski last week took record of 2:O5 l-l and was ranked then as nn- beatable hy horses of his class. To- day he sold favorite at a1O0 to $14 for the entire field, a small one. after the withdrawals of The Harvester and San Francisco.
 Wilkes Heart in the second set the sst to the poie ,, quickly sbS was as made msds 10 recoysr ground 90 lost. He trotted all the way in the thiid mile. but nev- or tapped wilkes Heart
 Flora Coffee, e stable mate Of Wilkes Heart, was the choice for the 2:lb pace but was second in the race that Alley heats, the frat one In drive with the favorite. Baron WhipS winner or the s:o7 pace. was a pronoune;ssd mrs. eh9ise eise and had all the speed of the parry, The The Eel scored a hollow victory Tn the Tree
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-01
WILL FORCE FIGHT
JEFFRIEs IS AFTER JACK JOHNSON IN
 EARNEST,
Promoters Have Not Given Much Thought to Third Man in hing-B0ut's
 Referee Not
 Named.


 Los Angeles. Sept. so.-Jim Jeffries Is in deadly earnest so far as his intentions ts force match on Jack Johnson con cerned. Facts winch have just leaked out here show conclusively that Jeffries has been flashing his orders across the Atlantic cable. and that the Los Angeles idol has practically perfected his plan of campaign.
 From a thoroughly reliable source the de- tails of Jeffries future movements were learned. and are hereby given. Jim. ac- cording to the present order of things. Is due to arrive in New York during tne f,rst week in October. Sam Berger will be at the end of the gangpiank, waiting for Jef- fries. and together the two calitornians will immediately go to Chicago. where. it is said. the final act in the matching of 1effries and Johnson will occur.
 So far as Jim Is concerned, che final ar rapgements for the great heavyweight match can be fixed up inside of thirty minutes after the two men get inside the same room Thirty sixty days time will be given the promoters to make their bids. Another detail that possibly may De left over will be the matter of definitely naming the referee to officiate in the battle ofathe century.
 The question of a referee for the pig pat tie opens up a wide field for speculation. Both Manager McChrev and Manager Cof- froth, the promoters. are completely at sea concerning this detail.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-01
LET OUT A HOWL.
Pirate Fans Say Team Is Playing For
 Money.

Pittsburg. Pa, Sept. 3o.-tspeciail The cinching of the. pennant owing to Chicago's defeat by Philadelphia did not bring the joy to Pittsburg ago, owing to the fact that the fans just now happen to be in an angry
 A great crowd went to Forbes field to see the Pirates cinch the pennant by defeating New York; The great and careless about who overheard loudly expressed opinions. of Fred Clarke and Barney Dreyfuss. The same thing happened today.
 Briefly, the fans are loud With their opinions that deliberate play for the gate was made yesterday The shift t3f criticism is directed at Fred Clark e.. men in yesterdays game was classed by the spectators as boyish. That he was more interested in fight in the bleachers over a straw hat than in gathering in batted ball which came his way incensed his most enthusiastic admirers The players were not blam- ed as was the management; It was argued that an early cinch of the pen nant would have made Forbes field uninteresting until the worlds cham nionship series Is played.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-01

for all pace, neither Hedgewood Boy nor Citation being able to prevent the race from being a processional.
 ?:ls class. pacing: three heats. purse Aicytras. TO. m.. by Alcryon tH. Flora Coffee. oh. m., by Red: erea test 'fhiS iins. br. m. IA. {.
 St, o'fsn Patrick. Aiaradaw. GUS E E.. pi. rectly Connor, Mackey Boy. Rex L.. Sa- rah Ann Patch, Gillfi ord and Jennie Direct. Time, 2:06 1-k; 2:07; 2:0S 3-4. POT class. trotting; three heats. purse Wilkes Heart. b. As.. by Great s;:si;s: sssiss.; ss,; G. ;..,.;
 Locust Jack started Time. 2:o7 1-4; 2:0S 1.2; 2:07 1-2.
 2:07 class. pacing: three heats. purse. Baron Whips. oh. v.. by Baron
 Dillon (Murphy) ..... l l l Governor searies, b. h. (Mc- :. w,liie MaaSnI Benton. & br. h. ti tDe;n, .. 5 $
 Rollins. Geraldine. Arthur Jr and Milton s. Jr. started. Time. 2:o7 l-2: 2:0s l-2: 2:07 1-4.
 ,.s,s rsse ns9,. iS; all ], ,sa class Dao'nr three Fss fss'ii sse sIfis sr. ',;.'S; s. Sy oambolier. HedsswooG s"b Boy. oh. h. 'iiwi,:- '. . :. Citation. b. m. tMcMaionj .... , 3 3
 Three starters. Time. 2:Os l-4; 2:04 1-4; 2:05 l-2.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-01
FOUR TIME WINNER.
Pirafess Manager Holds Record Among
 HaaehalI Lenders.


 Pittsburg. which yesterday clinehed al League for 1909. also. won the pen Manager Clarke the distinction of be- League today with a record of four pennants. Only three other managers of major league clubs ever surpassed this record. They were Anson. Selee and Hanlon, whose teams won pen nants five times.
 Five players hold the record of be- ing members of club that won the pennant four times They are Man- ager Clarke, Shortstop Wagner. Center Fielder Leach and Pitchers Leever and Phillips
 Pittsburg is the best hitting team in either ma Tor league. having 1,2e2 bingles to their credit, including 204 doubles, SS triples and 24 home runs. and Is second in fielding. Chicago be- ing first.
 having the second division of it's line' up the hardest hitting aggregation Of any second division in any major league club. These men are Miller Abstein. Wilson and Gibson.
 Another interesting feature IS that O'Connor was catching for the local team when the pennant was clinched and the only other game he caught thss year was on May 5, when his three hits helped Pittsburg defeat Chi cago, thus placing Pittsburg In the lead in the race. Catcher George Gib- son has caught I30 consecutive games
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-01
GAMES TODAY.

NnsSonat le~9Ue. Philadelphia at Cincinnati.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-01
HOWARD IN SHAPE
COLLEGE ELEVEN READY FUh
 HARD CAME
Feel That Auburn VIII Win, But Not Without . stubbarn Fight -New Men Are
 Good.

Birmingham. Sept. S0.-(SpeciaI)- )--- Howard College goes to Montgomery Saturday to meet the husky eleven of Auburn. and Birmingham College goes to starkville, Miss. to meet the ath- letes of the Mississippi Agricultural and Mechanical College.
 The football season for the two local colleges Is opening.
 has bs,s. good ssarss tsam hiy hy fs ssa nre of several of last seasons stars to return. new men are dlling these ao- ceptsbly. Six of the regn ars are back.
 Dr. Longwell, the new coach. ho syivania teams of several years ago. and who got his experience as coaeh in training the teams of the Phlladel- at T Howard % and when he strikes Au- generally admitted that Auburn will win. Howard. nevertheless. Is preparing
 Birmingham College Is trained by Coach Leonard. who has had 6,d,n much aef eF- psrience in the ss. Sovth W aefspst the AK ricultural and Mechanical College. all though. according to the reports. tae team of that institution is strong. The light. but fast and aggressive.
 The ofacial schedule of Auourns eleven for this season Is: ,, i. October s-Auburn vs. Gordon. at Au-
 October 1e-Auburn vs. Mercer. at Macon. Ga &.,. =. Nashville. November 6-Auburn ys, Geofsia Tech, at Atlanta. Ga
 November iS-Auburn vs. Sewanee' at Birmin gham.
 November 2s-Auburn vs. Georgia. at MnnfRnnnafY.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-01
RESULTS OF RACES
 AT MEMPHIS TRACK

Memphis. Tenn. Sept. 30.-(Special.) --Results of races here today follow: 2:21 class. trot, purse $500 Dimple Foster b. III. by Bell
 Buckle. dam by Nut Hill
 (A H. Frank .. ......... l 2 Kerry Bell. b. m.. by Maple
 Bells, dam by Bourbon
 Wilkes (Snyder) .. ..... l 2 Sprento Todd. b.. n1... by Todd.
 sonI ,.'........ g 8 The Idol (Fisher .. ........3 3 ( The Ella (Byersl .... ......... Dist Time. 2:lS; 2:ls 1-I: 2lt Ia.
 Free for all pace. purse $500: Bland g.. b: h., by Gypsy Boy. dam :,
 Hoku (Rash) .... .....:..... l Senator e.. D. r. g.. by. Senator Walter Hal. gr. h.. by Walter Di-
 rect, dam Brown Hal (Garth) Three starters. Time BPS 1-2: BPS. TO beat the track record Bland S. won. Time. 2:06.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-01
CHICAGO TAKES DOUBLHEADER Detroit Gets Pennant by Athletics Defeat. BOTH GAMES ARE POOR Philadelphia Pitch:rs Arc Hard Hit
 in both. Last Chance of Atheltics at Pennant Was Spoiled by Poor Class of
 Baseball Put UD
 Yesterday.
BOTH GAMES ARE POOR

Philadelphia, Sept 3o.--Detroit, al- though defeated by Boston, won the American League baseball pennant for the third time this afternoon by vir- tue of Philadelphia's double defeat at the hands Of Chicago.
 Philadelphia had e faint hope of winning the flag by Detroit losing all its remaining games and the home team taking all 1t had to play. but the two defeats made 1t impossible for Philadelphia to win or even tie the champions.
 Both of the games here were poorly played. the scores being to and 6 to 4.Philadeiphia played poorly In both games.
 In the first contest Dygert was hit hard and he was very wild while his team was charged with five errors and Chicago won easily. In the second game Chicago knocked Krause of the rubber in three innings and also land ed on Coombs' curves at the right time
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-01
WIND-UP OF SEASON
LAST GAME OF EASTERN TRIPS
 TODAY
Detroit Closes in Chicago Monday PittsburE Ends With Cincin-
 natl Next Thurs

Today winds up the last Eastern trip of the season of the Western teams of the American League. and Hughie Jennings has a third pennant for De- troit fans. After today the Tigers and Athletics each have couple of games, Washington playing in Philadelphia Saturday and Monday.
 The Tigers go home Saturday. the White Sox, who put such crimp in the Athletics yesterday. playing In De- troit Saturday, the Tigers closing the season in Chicago Monday.
 The Pirates play in Chicago Satur- day, Sunday and Monday and in Cin- cinnati Tuesday and Thursday of next week; the Cubs have Pittsburg In Chi cago Saturday, Sunday and Monday. playing in St. Louis Tuesday. Wednes- day and Thursday.
 Yesterday wound up the last Eastern trip of the Eastern teams of the Na- tional> League, the only scheduled game today being St. Louis at Cincinnati.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-01
Exenernte. Street Car Men.

Birmingham, Sept. 30-(Speciait- William D. Riev. e street car man. was exonerated today by Coroner Brasher for the gilling of Augustus Williams, a negro on Second Avenue near Tenth street last night. The negro attempt ed to hold up the white men when Riev pulled a pistol and shot the negro to death. Riev was accom- panied by another street car man named ]. L. Foster and when the negro loomed up in front of them and order ed them to throw up their hands. Foster compiled, but Riev pulled pis- cA
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-01
rorroN ReGI,lN nuILNTrs

Montgomery. Alabama. for the 2s hoars ending ct 6 am. 18th meridian time.
 ThursdaY. Sept. 90. IQOa
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-01
Ciearsngs To BirininEham.

Birmingham. Sept. so.--tSpeciaL,--- The report of the Birmingham Clear ing House Association for the month of September shows an increase this year over the same month of last year of S1.s02,eo4e2 The clearings for this month aggregated $S.647.e42.64 and for the same month year pre- yiona, S7.145.03s.02. Miss Ira Shep- ard. the manager of the local clearing house expresses the opinion that an- other biR increase will be shown in the figures for the month of October aR compared to the figures for the same month as last year.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-01
MOBILE DID NOT TRADE
 SENTELL FOR NEWTON

Mobile. Sept. O.--tSpecial )-Presi- dent H. T. Inge, or thme Mobile Base- ball Association. tonight denied the rumored and published story that Paul Senteli, local shortstop. had been trad ed for Al Newton. of Atlanta
 ''The Atlanta club has made several offers for Senteli but no deals have been closed with any club. The story as published Is untrue."
 Paul Sentell knew nothing of the deal and was surprised to hear of such a report.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-01
pnnt aeAnon Games.

StephenS. MdHHIHR HHu 1INII:
 2:10. Empires. Evans and Perrin
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-01
THREATENS OFFICER WITH
 AXE; FACES PISTOL

Deputy sheriff Will Frizzle narrowly escaped death at the hands of negro whom he had zone to arrest early yes- terday morning. John Henry Green. the negro in question. was wanted for shooting another negro some time ago. and when the deputy sheriff knocked at his door. the man raised an axe and would have struck the deputy down had not a pistol been drawn on him. He was arrested and brought to the county jail.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-01
AUTO skIDs, TWO HURT.
In Attempting to Avoid Buggy Driver
 Runx Machine on Rocks.


 Huntsville. Sept. 30.-(Special. J. Dr. Charles c. billiard and Miss Sarah Slaton were painfully cut and bruised last night near Meridianville, when an automobile in which they were rid- Ing skidded and threw them out with considerable force.
 pr. billiard and Miss Slaton were riding with Miss Lottie VanValken- burgh, and J. 8. Davis Of Mobile in car owned by J. Sykes Gilbert Mir. Davis was driving. As they approach ed buggy. Mir. Davis attempted to give half of the road to the other ve- hicle and the automobile ran upon loose rocks, causing 1t to slide.
 All the party except Mir. Davis was thrown out. Miss Slaton was badly bruised, cut on the head and face and shoulder dislocated. Dr. billiard was severely cut Miss VanValken- burgh escaped with a few scratches and Mir. Davis burned his hand on one Of the lamps of the machine.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-01
Sent Tn AnhxiIle.

Birmingham. Sept. 3O-(special)-- Lieutte Giovanni. Lorenzo Lcatta and Dicurlo Vinzenzo. the three Italians who are charged with holding up and killing a white man several months age in St. Clair county. near The Mar garet mines. and who were brought here for safe keeping. were taken to Ashviile. in St. Clair county today for trial. The Italians have employed counsel and will make a strong fight for their lives.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-01

Jwind Rain state of weather % s''a' Temp IP' hf .essn:i s i of '1S %,na' ''"''
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-01
WILL PLAY SERIES
MURPHY AND CoMsKEy DELAY FINAL
 ARRANGEMENT.
Cubs and White Sox to Clash In Windy City In Past Season Gamcs-- Fans Much Ex-
 cited.

Chicago. Sept 30.--No meeting between President Murphy, of the Cubs and Presi- dent Comiskey of the Chicago Americans came off yesterday. but that does not mean there Is any danger of calling off the pro- spective post season series for the city pen nant. Both are going ahead with preiinni. nary plans for the series in the matter of the games. Regarding the story from Kansas City to the effect that John Klng was 'tickled to death" because the Cubs lost the pennant. President Murpns made this statement:
 My .uty to the patrons of the West Side Ball Club is not to supply managers for the Cincinnati team bus to keep as strong a lineup as possible at the West Side Park. That Is my reply to the press agent story in which John KlinE's name was used. "----e-sz -- - --
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-01
Explosives Tn tine Mines.

Birmingham, Sept. oo.-(Special.,-- Chief State Mine Inspector Ed Flynn has sent out to mining companies ana others interested a circular letter in regard to the use of explosives In the coal mines of this State. Every ef- fort is to be made to reduce the fatal accident reports in this State. Cau- tionary circulars are to be issued at stated periods by the inspector fin the hope of bringing the fatal accidents down to a minimum.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-01
Will Imnrn-e IairhwnY.

Birmingham Sept. 30-(SpeciaD-In order to improve the county pike towards the lower end of same and join to the road in Tuscaloosa county, three members of the board of revenue of Jefferson county went down to the edge of the county to look over the situation. Six thousand dollars will be spent on the Improvements of the road. Efforts win be made to join to a good road leading into the city of Tuscaloosa. sixty miles from here.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-01
SPLIT TWO GAMES
PITTSBURG AND NEW YORK DI-
 VIDE DOUBLE HEADER
New Recruit Holds New York At All Times During Second Game
 New York Pitcher Strong Tn First.

Pittsburg. Sept. 3o.-Pittsburg and New York divided a double header here today. the visitors taking the first game to 3 and the locals win ming the second 9 to l. Klawitter was strong in the first and Frock. re- cruit. held New York at all times in the second game.
 Score-First game: R. Fl. E. Pittsburg .. .. 200 ooo ooo-s Q
 Batteries--Willis. Leever and Gib- son and simon: Klawitter and A. Will son. Time 1920. Empires. Emslie and Johnstone.
 Score-Second game: R. H. F. Pittsburg .. .110 103 12s-9 13 0 New York .. .. 1000 001 000-1 z 8
 Batterles-Frock and Gibson; Daily and A. Wilson. Time 1880. Umpires. Johnstone and Emslie.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-01
CHILD STRIKES MATCH
 CLOTHES ARE ON FIRE

Equality. Sept. So-(speciaD-whlle playing in the yard with other child ren yesterday. MT. D. W. Falkers B. year-old child set fire to its clothes and was badly burned about the body and face.
 The child struck a match and set its own clothes afire. It will probably recover.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-01
STEAMBOATS DUE HERE
 WITH kPAVY CARGOES

The steamboat City of Mobile will reach Montgomery today, and the steamboat John Quill of the B. and c. Line Is due at the Montgomery wharf tomorrow. Both boats are heavily loaded with consignments of cotton and groceries.
 The cargoes are exceptionally heavy. The City of Mobilt will return tonight.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-01
DAVID W. W. FULLER IS
 OFFICIAL STENOGRAPHER

In accordance with an act of the re- cent Legislature. Judge w. w. Pear son yesterday made the appointment or an additional stenographer of the Eff teenth Judicial Court. David w. W. Fuller of Montgomery was his choice. Mr4 Fuller has been an attorney in Montgomery and he undertook his new work yesterday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-01
GREENVALE WINS
 THE RICH STAKE

Belmont aPrk. Sept. 8O.--Greenvaie. at to l. easily won the lilly end of the matron stakes. six furlonRs worth $S,475 to the winner. Green vale won easily by three lengths.
 Fair Louise was second two lengths before Indian Maid.
 Jockey Schilling had his first mount of the year on a Metropolitan track today and his signAlized his return to the saddle Dy winning with Sir Ash
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-01
Lumber Floats A,vay.

Bangor, Me. Sept 30.-Conditions such as never prevailed before on the Penobscot River at this season of the wear before. are now alarming he lumber and mill men of this section. Today a boom holding about 2.000.o0o feet Of logs above this city. gave way and about a million feet passed down towards the sea.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-01

summary--Two-base hits,

Summary--Two-ba hits, Delehanty, Donohue. Three-base hit Wood. Hits, of Mullin. in one inning and one out in second; Willett, : in seven innigs: Wood. 6 In four innings; Hall, in i've Stolen bases Lord, Speaker, Cobb, 2; Crawford. ?: D. Jones. Hooper. Double play Moriarity and T. Jones. Left on bases, Detroit, 9; Boston. 2. Base on balls, Wood. 6; Mullin. 2; Hall. 1; Will lett, 1. Base on errors. Boston. ?; De- troit, 2. Struck out, by Mullin, i Wood, {. Passed ball, Donahue. Wild pitches. Wood. T. Hall L Time 2;oo. Empires, Connolly and Oineen.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-01
BOSTON TAKES GAME
 FROM ST. LOUIS

St. Louis. Mo. Sept. 30.-Boston won today's game to 2. Boston's vic tory made 1t an even break on the series.
 Score: R. H. E. Boston .. .. ...1I0 900 i1o-i 10 l St. Louis .. .. .001 100 900-2 s Raleigh and Bliss. Time 1:25. Um- pire. Kane
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-01
DESTITUTE NEGRO PARDONED.
Judge .yoaem Releases MO0nshiner Who
 Ia neatftute,

Acting upon a petition signed by cit- izens of Randolph county, Judge Thom- AS c. Jones yesterday released Charles Boykin. Q negro convicted at the last term of United states Court for the H. licit distiillnE of whiskey. The peti- ton was prompted by the destitute condition of the negro family. who were dependent upon hin. The peti- ton credits Boykin with a good char acter
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-01
FOUR VOLUNTARY
 BANKRUPTS ASSIGN

Four petitions in voluntary bank ruptey were filed yesterday with the clerk of the United States Court Tn each case. the bankrupt gave his as' sets as nothing. The petitions were filed by:
 ID. L. Gorty, Girard. Russel county. liabilities ss31.7s: I 4. McLendon' Montgomery county. liabilities $l7s John oYung. Montgomery county. iia- bilities, trifling: P. H. Green, negro. a merchant of Montgomery. rhabilities SIPS, $650 of which are to one firm.