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The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-03-17
Billiard Tourney

Pittsburg, March 16.--Ora C. Morn
ingstar, champion 1871 billiard player
of the world will be called upon to
defend his title Wednesday night when
he meets the challenger. Willie Hopp O.,
of New York, who holds the 1872 cham
pionship title.
Morningstar won the 1871 title from
George Sutton in Chicago May Is. 1912.
sutton some time before that date, took
the title from Willie Hoppe. Horning-
star, who. it is said, has held the title
longer than any other player. was
challenged by Sutton early in Decem-
Der and on January g., in Pittsburg,
defeated the Chicago played by score
of 500 to AIS. The game with Hoppe
will be the second he has been called
upon to play since becoming the cham
pion.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-03-17
GIRLS BASKETBALL

Fort Deposit, March -(speeia1D-In
the presence of large and appreciatiye
audience a series of games of basketbali
was played on the local court Friday and
Saturday between the Lowndes County
High school team of girl students, known
as the state champions, and picked
team composed of young ladies from the
Capital City, who also claimed the cham
pionship of the state. Although the visit
ors played well, contesting every inch,
they met defeat.
The scores were as follows: First game
Fort Deposit 10, Montgomery 9. Second
game, Fort Deposit II, Montgomery 1.
Referee, Prof. R. e. Hodnette Time
keeper, A. F. Brooks. Scorer, Henry
CrenshaW.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-03-17
SPINAL MENINGITIS
| APPEARS IN JACKSON
Disease Causes Good Deal of
Excitement in Mississippi
Capital-Two Deaths

Jackson, Miss. March 16.-(Special.)-
Announcement by the state board of
health and the city physicians of two or
three cases of meningitis has created a
good deal of excitement, and should there
be any further developments the public
schools may be closed until the disease is
stamped out. The health authorities have
taken every possible precaution against
a spread of the contagion from the three
cases already pronounced and nothing
like stampede is expected to develop.
So far there have been two deaths-C
p Moore, a 9-year-old white boy, and
Turner Neal, a negro Is years of age
Tab Parish, a 10-year-old white school
boy, is now sick, and those with whom
they have been associated are being close
Iy watched by the health authorities.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-03-17
A SAGACIOUS ANIMAL
BY SAM t. KENNEDY

In view of the fact that today is the
Seventeenth of Ireland and that the Irish
fairy stories and folklore tales are TIE
most interesting in the world the follow
ing story is published. The story may
forever ruin the reputation for veracity
of one of Ensleys most respected citizens.
but that is chance which has to be
taken.
Police Captain Mike Donlin told the
story to group Of officers at the Ems
ley police station and maintained IL wa $
true, so on his head be the consequences.
The conversation had turned on street
cars and reverted to the time when not
so long ago horse cars were in vogue.
Said the captain.
AT a certain place. in Florida about u
years ago street car was operated by
a mule without human assistance. AT
each end of the line loop for turning
the car was provided. so that it was un-
necessary for the mule to be unhitched
"A fare box was placed at the front of
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-03-17
LOOKOUTS' SPRIN G
PRACTIC E GAMES
A RE ANNOUNCED
LOOKOUT SPRING
EXHIBITION BOUTS
ARE ANNOUNCED

Chattanooga, March l6.-tSpeeiai')-
Local fans will have the privilege oil see
ing six major league clubs in action mere
this year, among which win be the Detrelt
Tigers, who will spend practically week
In Chattanooga. The other teams which
will appear will be the Cubs, Cardinals
Reds. Giants and Maps. The full sehed-
ule of the exhibition games here is as
follows.
March 20 and q. Chicago Cubs.
March %, ST. Louis Cardinals
March 27, 2S and %, Cincinnati Reds.
March 81 and April l. p and b l. :
troit Tigers.
April s. New York Giants.
April s, Cleveland Maps.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-03-17
5 Exhibition Games One Week Off
BOXING PROVING POPULAR
WITH ATLANTA FANDOM

Atlanta, March 16.-(special.) )-Atlanta is
soon to become the mecca of the boxing
contingent of this country.
With two clubs running. alternately
every other week, giving the fans of the
city show week. the best boys of tne
country in all divisions will be brought
here. as Atlanta, after being educated
up to boxing for three years. is now In
position to support the best fights in the
business.
The welterweight championship of the
world is to be settled in the local ring.
Promoter Henry Norton of the Dixie
Athletic club having planned a series of
elimination contests to settle this muchly
mooted question.
The first of these bouts will take place
next Tuesday night, when Jimmy Perry
of Pittsburg and Wildcat Ferns of Kan
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-03-17
BOXING is PROVING
POPULAR WITH THE
ATLANTA RANDOM


sas City will meet in a 10 round bout.
Harry Brewer, Ray Bronson and other top
notchers In this division will be brought
here for bouts, until the winner of the
division is finally arrived at.
And Atlanta is to see the best of the
worlds lightweights. The big auditorium
armory, which seats 300 persons, is to
be used to show Off these stars to the
public. sA
Bouts are now pending between Ad
Wolgast and Frank Whitney, Leach Cross
to meet the winner. Packey Mcfarland to
meet the winner Of that, with Joe Man
dot, Joe Rivers and even Champion
Richie appearing at later dates.
1t Is the plan of the promoters of the
two clubs to stage the very best boys
in all divisions, and If the game can be
raised on a higher plane there is pos
sibility of the round limit, which is now
10. being raised to either Is or 20.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-03-17

the car and when d passenger got on the
car the only way to start that mule on
his way was to drop a niclsle in the box.
He absolutely refused to bulge until he
heard the tinkling of the coin as it struck
the bottom OF the box. When the pas
senger wished to get off the car 1t was
only necessary to ring the bell and the
intelligent animal stopped the car at the
next corner
Hearing a half suppressed snicler from
member of his audience, Captain Donlin
shouted earnestly: IF you laugh again
won't let you go In the next moving pic
ture parade we have" and the offender
Immediately subsided. The captain pro-
ceeded:
THAT is not half the smart things that
mule could do. Why, / tell you for
fact when old Jerry reached downgrade
he would back up on the front platform
of the car and ride down. And if you
don't believe this story, l can show you
a picture of the mule
When asked to produce the photograph
Captain Donlin suddenly remembered an
important engagement and hurried away.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-03-17
PREPARE FOR BIG
MEET AT v. AND |.

Lexington, Va. March 16.-(Special.j-
In anticipation of the near approach of : e
annual invitation interscholastic tracfS
and field games, which are to be held un-
der the auspices of the Washington ard
Lee University Track association at Lex
ington, Va. on April 20, Improvements on
the track at Wilson Field are progress
ing rapidly and within the next week
should be completed. The track has been
widened on the turns. and the drainage
has been improved. When this work is
completed Wilson Field will have one of
| the fastest tracks in the south. The 145
yard straightaway, passing in front of the
grandstand, is as level as floor and
wide enough to allow 10 men to run in a
single heat in the dashes. That part of
| the field which will be set aside for the
| field events will make 1t possible to run
track and field events in conjunction, thus
greatly facilitating the handling of the
meet.
| Alabama expects to be represented by
the Marion Military institute, while Geor-
| gia will contribute the Brunswick High
! school. Tennessee will stand on the repu-
| tation of the Tennessee Military institute
/ of Sweetwater.
| New York state and Pennsylvania ex-
pect to be well represented and the re-
ceipts of favorable replies from Brook
lyn, N. Y, Polytechnic Preparatory and
! of the Browns Preparatory school and
of the Delaney school of Philadelphia;
from the Western and Central High
schools of Washington, d. c., has proved
a source of especial satisfaction to the
Washington and Lee management.
With prospects of representative teams
from nine different states and the Dis-
trict of Columbia competing In this meet;
with some of the best scholastic track ma
| terial which the north has to offer pitted
against the cream of the southern schol-
astic track stars in matching their ath-
letic prowess, the Lexington meet bids
fair to wo down in the annals of inter-
4 scholastic track history as the biggest
! event of its kind that has ever been he'd
in this section of the country.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-03-17
ATHLETICS HAVE
"A HARD TUSSLE

phia American league regulars were
forced to play the hardest game of
their exhibition series thus far to de-
feat the Dallas. Texas, league club.
s to 5, today. After pitching three
innings, Coombs left to join the re-
cruits' team at Fort Worth, and Grady
Mullins and Harris. who alternated a.
pitchers. were hit hard by the Texas
leaguers. Baker hit for a double and
two singles In four times at bat, while
Duncan, Dallas player, hit safely
each of his four times UP.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-03-17
PARSONS DID NOT
SWEAR OUT WARRANT
As Deputy Sheriff He Served Papers
On Baileys, Who Are Charged
With BrittOn Murder

The warrant for the arrest of Dan A
Bailey and his son, Will Bailey, and Mrs
Will Bailey was not sworn out by M
w. Parsons, but by Mrs. Mary Britton
the aged mother of Thomas Rritton. Brit.
ton, who was a telegraph operator en-
ployed by the Alabama Great Southern
railroad, disappeared mysteriously last
December and the Baileys are charged
with his murder.
The warrant sworn out against then
was served by M. w. Parsons as depul,
sheriff. Mrs. Will Bailey has been al.
lowed bond of $1,000, and the preliminary
hearing Of the cases before Judge II. +
Abernethy has been set for March %.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-03-17
POOR BROWNS
SWAMP MINORS

Beaumont Tex. March 16.-The st.
Louis American league regulars piled
up two home runs, a triple and dou-
BILE and eight singles in the third,
fourth and sixth innings of their game
with the Beaumont, Tex. league team
today, and won II to 8.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-03-17
ONLY FOUR CLUBS IN
THE COTTON STATES

Meridian. March 16.-According to Pres
ident J. f. Redus of the Cotton States
league, who has just returned from a
scouting expedition, there will be no sixth
city in the circuit this season, and from
present indications the league win he
composed of only four cllbs--Meridian.
Jackson, Selma and Columbus.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-03-17
Rrothers ALLEGED Burglars.

Admission, March 49, 6.-(special)-Jack
London is in jail at Admission, but this
Jack is not the author of THE Call
of the Wild'' He is the brother of Tom
London, who is also in a cell hero with
him, and they are Jointly charged with
burglarizing store at Dalton, Ca, to
which place they will be returned.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-03-17
Tesreau Wins

San Antonio. March 16.-Tesreau pitched
the full nine innings for New York Ma
tional league regulars against the San
Antonio Texas league team today, and his
team won but by the close score of to 2.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-03-17
BALL PRACTICE AT
LINEVILLE BEGINS

Lineville, March -(Special)-The
baseball squad of the Northeast Alabama
Agricultural and Industrial institute be-
gan active practice this week, and the
team will be selected in a few weeks and
a schedule of games arranged. New uni
forms have been ordered, and lively sea-
son is anticipated under the coaching
of Professor Glover.
Mid-term examinations will begin at rne
Northeast Alabama Agricultural and In
dustrial institute Monday and continue
throughout the week.
A summer normal win be taught in
Iineville this summer, beginning May 26,
and will continue until the July state ex-
animation.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-03-17
Houston 4, st. Louis 8

Houston. Tex, March 16--The Houston
Texas league team defeated the regular
squad of the st. Louis American league
club today, to 3. in ~ inning&
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-03-17
Giants Defeat Austin

Austin, Tex. March t6.--New York Ma
tional league recruits won as they pleased
over the Austin team of the Texas league
today. The score was 3 to Q.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-03-17
WORK PROGRESSES
ON ROAD IN HALE
Highway on Tuscaloosa Road Com
plcted to Within Mile or Two
of Greensboro

Greensboro, March 16.-(Special)-
Work on the Tuscaloosa public road has
been completed from Big Creek to within
a mile or two of Greensboro. The work is
fine and Hale county is glad to have at
least one good road
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-03-17

steel bars for 1894 delivery The
slack demand for pig iron is causing
some forced selling at shade under
the market
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-03-17
REDS TRIM GULLs

Mobile, March 16.-The Cincin-
natl Reds, in training here,
trimmed the Mobile Southern
league team today by score OF
to /. The diamond was swept by
breezes that chilled players and
spectators to the marrow and made
playing difficult. All the Cincin-
natl regulars We're used
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-03-17

Mabry Dozier has been appointed by the
faculty of the Southern university to
speak in the state intercollegiate oratori-
cal contest to be held in Birmingham in
the spring.
Mr.. Dozier was chosen by the faculty to
represent the Southern after a prelimi-
nary contest, which was participated in
by three OF the students.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-03-17
COURTHOUSE WILL
Be PUT TO A VOTE
Special Bond Election Will
Be Called by Madison
Commissioners

Huntsville. March specially 1.-The
courthouse proposition will go before the
people OF Madison county in special
bond election. which will be called by the
county commissioners as soon as possible.
The people will be allowed TO express their
choice of a new courthouse, of remodeling
the old one or doing nothing at all. A
bond election will be called at the next
regular meeting, and there will be two
propositions. one for new courthouse
to cost SIPS, 600 and the other providing for
remodeling the present building at cost
of $4,000.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-03-17

Walter W. Aldridge of Decatur and Miss
Mabel o. McCully of Paint Rock were
married here yesterday afternon in the Of
flee of the probate judge.
John Hambrick and Miss Euniee vest
of Newmarket were married here Satur-
day in the probate office, Clerk Thomas
w. Jones officiating
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-03-17

Jake Gantle, young man from jack
son county, who tried to pass forged
check at Rison's bank several days ago,
plead guilty to a charge of forgery in the
second degree in the law and equity court
Saturday and was sentenced to two years
Imprisonment at hard labor.
Judge Ballentine has set the trial OF
Percy Brooks, charged with assaulting
a young school teacher, for March 2.
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Den az &nrban1er o. Solu itaor
Sier ion 2anocts bcoite Srlgtoi'
thrift, % lUrlig cr 2ierbpobenS @ru.
penltencr ficn0t o. ioretrutfet. Nco
oclto 'terre 9cflagelie, %eriorer man
oerfor, at Sicrs Nr,,gtopI aIporlig
triieS Al Sfabciniefter, Tom SiIi1I.
oct por paa &eitIanoet flor. Ger er
iorti6en unber Torbercoelie Ell itor
Seriing al 9GbIeiiigcren o. @lao.
trlgen. @lomitqrbrmoen nisi,er, Ola.
oene freacr liz ionrmen. Sfllb %
aort iorfrebleS. en- Masiciorefomit,
iont set Der iesller iii, pil beuirfc, at
Irncrllc life bGrer Sriiat tro0s ocn
rigcilc 9lonitrilg. Sier Sane.
bru1aiorening bapSe iislSe Or.
Sio." iornplia i%anmcnfalot CT We.
Sc, bpor Statsentomolo9 Shspet
ir. rcoegiorNe for Stillinaen. %
hpor nlul, brciteoc, buao Ser lfuIoc
Aierc5 Tor at outage en- enerQi'f
Stamp MOB llteiet. Ser beilutteocs
iorelsbig at inofisbe 4 mooerne
Spreiter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-12-23
Wian0el paa Seuloger.

6enbaUn me00elce Ben 290e atopbr. a.:
Ger bar / nogen 9ar pGret Tor Iioen
(ilaong iii Oct t~eologiife Stuoium,
og ser piier iig M @nnifeIiQbeo ueO
at ioo @reiteembeoerne beiat. : Fir
felige ateoie brsiter man Oerfor M
Wuli9beoen al al oniPtte Ereiter
uoen teoloqiif llooannelie. Wenin.
gen er at oisie @pgmanospreiter 10.
relsbig fun ifol iaa mi0IeriiOi5 In.
iGttelie, men man tGnfer ia at De
efterbannoen fon iaa SOP til al bli
/ De oDertngne Gmbe0er.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-12-23
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