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The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-15
OIL FOR ROADS.
Test of EHicacy is to He Made by
 Jackson, Tenn.

Washington, April 14.-(Special.)-- The value of Beaumont oil in the con- struction of good roads, country high ways and city streets is to be tested with the cooperation of the Federal Government by the city of Jackson, Tenn.
 s. c. Lancaster. city engineer of that place, was recently in Texas and ob- tained a donation of 2,000 barrels of oil for the experiment. The Tennessee Cotton oil Company Of Jackson has rendered the use of their tank cars for transportation of the oil, which the railways have agreed to haul free of charge. Tests will also be made with gas tar, the use of which in road con- struction has been successfully tried in France. The office of public roads of the Department of Agriculture. will have representatives to assist and op- serve the test in Tennessee, which Will be the first of the kind ever made with crude oil and coal tar.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-15

honor to the President. The President was introduced by Mayor H. B. Brown as .the greatest man in the world and talked for five minutes, warmly greet ing the old soldiers. Turning to the children the President told them how glad he was to see them, "for, he said, you know l am as great on children as I am on irrigation and you know what my views are on irrigation"
 The remainder of his talk was on the subject of the irrigation. The pull ing out of his train interrupted the Presidents speech. As the train moved away the crowd broke through the ropes, climbing on to his car and he shook hands with as many as was possible. The train left Trinidad at 1:45 after stop of only seven min utes.
 The Presidents train was preceded by a pilot train. track walkers were placed at all curves and other precau- tions were taken by the Colorado and Southern Railroad Company to insure the Presidents safety.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-15
Eri.cn,. Rnmored PInns.

Knoxville. Tenn. April 14.-It is re- liably stated that the Frisco System intends to purchase the Tennessee Cen tral Railroad within a month, connect with the Chicago and Eastern Illinois, either at Evansville. Ina or Joppa, build from Hartman. Tenn, to this city and probably secure control Of the Seaboard Air Line. In the latter event the Knoxville extension would be con tinued to Asheville. N C., President A, J. Davidson and Chairman of the Board R P Yoakum of the Frisco have just made a tour of the Tennessee Central
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-15
who did not desire to go into the bet.

ting ring.
 w. S. Vosburgh was notified that the resolution of the stewards of the Jock ey Club adopted May 4, 1904. aRplying to starting with horses lined up 6lose to the barrier and from a standing start Is still in force. Jockey Baird's contracts were referred to the license commit tee The application of J. J. Mclaughlin for trainers license was denied.
 August Belmont, James R. IGeene and F. R. Hitchcock were appointed stew ards for the spring meeting at Belmont Park.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-15
Porcelain Iudustrv Threotensd

Paris. April 1.-The extensive porce- lain industry at Limoges is threatened with serious interruption. The lead ing factories, including the Haviland works, nave decided to shut down ow- ing to the demands of the workers. About twenty thousand workmen are idle and disorder is threatened. Ex- tensive police and military precautions have been taken to preserve the peac }.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-15
President of the Brooklyn Jockey Club
 Buys Controlling Interest in Track.

New York, ApriI 14.-PhIIIIp J. Dwyer, President of the Brooklyn Jockey Club, has just purchased con trolling interest in the Queens County Jockey Club under whose auspices, the metropolitan racing season will begin tomorrow at the Acqueduct track. MT. Dwyer Is said to have paid $225,ooO for 2,64s out of a total of 1000 shares which he bought from the estate of Thomas D. Reilly. Mir. Dwyer found- cd the Brooklyn handicap.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-15
I,verpool Cotton statistics.

Liverpool, April 14.-Following are the weekly cotton statistics. Total sales of all kinds 43,O00; total sales American 3s,000; English spinners talk ings 77,OOO; total export 5000; imports all kinds 67,000; imports American &C., 900: stock of all kinds 7S5,0O0; stock American 707,000; quantity afloat all kinds 221. .OOO; quantity afloat American l97 .OO0; total sales on speculation 500; total Ssles to exporters f,900,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-15
RIx Oil Deal.

Beaumont, Tex. April 14.-The lart est deal in oil made in the South toe place today, Messrs. Carnes, Bass al Benckenstein of Beaumont purchasiI from Messrs. Laertel. and Caffery
 Franklyn, 1,750,OeO barrels of oil storage at Jennings. The sale givi the purchasers a total of three milli'i barrels in storage at Jennings
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-15
NIrs. Craven Nod Insane.

Burlington, Ia-. April 14.-There is no truth in a report, erroneously cireu- lated early today, to the enect that Mrs. Craven. who once sued the estate of former Senator Fair, had been ad- judged insane. She has been critically i'll for some time. Her relatives are with her and recovery is hoped for soon.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-15
GRANDSTAND BETTING.
Resolution as Adopted by Stewards 0
 Jockey Cluh.

New York, April 14.-At a meeting of the Stewards of the Jockey Club today this resolution avs adopted:
 "All associations racing under the ju- risdiction of the Jockey Club are rec. commended to abolish the grandstand messengers"
 This resolution refers to betting in grandstands at meetings. Heretofore messengers have taken bets from those
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-15
Wounded by Brother.

Mobile. April 15.-(Special.)- )-Dr. W, F. Cobb a prominent physician of Barr low Bend. was brought to this city last night on the 10:55 Southern train seriously wounded by a gun shot wound in the face which was accident ally done by his brother yesterday morning. He was taken to an in- firmary. His condition is considered precarious
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-15
.Gr.ate.t Man in the World"

Trinidad, Col. April 14.--seven thou
 sand persons. including 2.oOo school children waving small flags. greeted President Roosevelt here this aIter- noon with cheers. The depot platform had been roped off and fifty special off, ficers appointed to keep the crowd in order. A number of Rough Riders and other veterans acted as guard or
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-15
cro..,nr the Line.

Trinidad, Col, April 14.-Presioent Roosevelt crossed the Colorado-New Mexico line at 11:5o a. m Governor McDonald and his party met the Pres- ident at Emery Gap, N. M. After greet ings were exchanged Governor McDon- ald presented to the President spe- cial engrossed hunting license gyms hin, nermission to kill any animals he may want in Colorado.
 The Presidents trip through New Mexico was a continuous ovation, Tor although the train did not stop at small stations there were crowds at all of them, who let out a good west ern yell for the nations Chief Execu- tive
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-15

Acting Mayor c. P Mcintyre yes- terday confirmed the appointment of c. A, Ayres which was made several days ago by Chief John F. Browder of the fire department. Ayfes was ap-- pointed to fill the vacancy in the Hook and Ladder Company created by the resignation of J. T. Searcy.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-15
.Blg stick. Presented.

Pueblo, Colo, April 14.-Pueblo citi- gems to the number of 5000 greeted President Roosevelt upon his arrival at the union station here at 5:45 this afternoon. When the special was first sighted a mighty cheer went up ana this continued until President Roose- welt appeared on the rear platform and began to address the crowd. HIS speech was interrupted by the pres entation of a "big stick" the gift or inc school children of the city. The President spoke briefly.
 Promptly at $50 the special pulled out over the Colorado and Southern Railroad for Colorado Springs. The trip since crossing the Colorado line has been uneventful except that at every stations great crowds gathered to greet the chief executive.
 The passenger yards had been cleared and the Presidents special was handled without hitch. A special corn mittee of citizens headed by Mayor Brown greeted the President and wei comed him to the city.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-15
ChoIern,n RavaEes.

Baku, April 14-Three eases of cholera, one of which resulted IataI- ly, have occurred here.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-15

Willie Howard. a 15-year-old negro boy. arrested by Patrolman J. L. Oli- yer yesterday morning for the larceny of an iron wheel rim from repairing shop on Lee Street, was fined SIS end costs by Recorder Arlington yester- day afternoon.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-15
neWS in Brief.

Hon. B. R. Fite was yesterday ap- pointed temporary Chancellor of the Northern Chancery Division to hold court beginning Monday in Lamar and Marion counties The regular Cham cellor. Hon. w. H. Simpson. IS sick at present.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-15
Rv.h.D.n nr,rad,er General.

Washington. April 14.-The vacancy in the list of Brigadier Generals of the army. caused by the retirement of Brig.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-15

BAND CONCERT TONIGHT. At Electric Park. There'n be some new and catchy airs that you will en- joy.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-15

Gen. Francis Moore and the subsequent promotion and retirement successivelJ of the other officers, was filled perma- nentIy today by the appointment of Col. James A. Buchanan, commanding the 24th Infantry ct Fort Harrisono, Mont.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-15
ZZeDzzks,,,
  When You See This Label On a Suit

You know you in the presence of s' Real' Merchandise, something not only nsbby, but some thing swell. Every man who has ever of know it. Let's get together right away. Come by the store and yourself in a !" Real /" Suit then we'll trade.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-15
The Mother
(No.7.l

who gives her daughterin mar riage frequently does so in fear and trembling. She hopes for the best.
 If she has given her a healthful body and a cheerful disposition she has done her duty.
 But if she knows that the daughter suffers from those diseases peculiar to women, she may we'll mingle the tears of Sadness with those of Joy.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-09
ANGELUS THEATER
LATEST ADDITION
NEW PLAYHOUSE FOR LOCAL
AMUSEMENT SEEKERS
VIII BE Located In Turn Vereln Build
Ing, on South Main Street, and
Have Seating Capacity
Of $50
The Anselus theater is the latest ad-

The Angeus theater is the latest ad-
dition to the local amusement world
Playgoers Of Los Angeles will be
given an opportunity to visit this new
and handsomely furnished show house
early In May.
The place will be located in the Turn
Verein building, just north of the
Belasco theater on South Main street.
The seating capacity will be about $50.
1t Is the intention of the management.
William Paul Allan and Ralph Wray,
who have long been known in theater
circles, to make the new place Of
amusement one of the most attractive
as we'll as inexpensive in the city.
Prices of admission will be 10 and 20
cents.
Mr.. Wray, who will look after the
productions at the Angelus theater, Is
himself an artist of many years ex-
perience. FTe is we'll known through
out the east and middle west, where he
has figured quite prominently in pro-
fessional bills.
The new theater is being advertised
as "a Show House Run by Show Peo-
ple," which will be devoted to high
class continuous vaudeville, burlesque,
travesty and minstrelsy."
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-09
MASUDO "NO WASHEE"
ON WEST TENTH STREET
Japanese Builds a Laundry but Finds
Himself Out Of
Business

Fuso Masudo will mo washee, no
washee" OH West Tenth street, although
his intentions were good enough unit!
the notice of the city council was
brought to the industrious efforts of
the energetic laundryman. Citizens
living in the vicinity of Tenth street,
between Grand avenue and Olive street,
also took a hand.
Before Masudo put in his request to
establish a laundry on Tenth street,
where he had erected a building, an
ordinance was passed reading that for
such a business consent of property
owners within $50 feet on each side
of the lot must be gained. Before
that the ordinance read $50 feet This
effectually put Fuso Masudo out of
business. Yesterday a long petition
was received by the board of fire COM
missioners from residents in the vicin-
ity of Tenth street protesting against
the laundry and although it may have
been unnecessary, as the man from the
fiowery kingdom was already down and
out, the board took another rap, and it
too said mo washee, no washee" on
Tenth street.
Hence Fuso Masudo is looking for a
less aristocratic portion of Los An
geles, where the -dub-dub of the
washboard will not CRATE on neighbors'
ears and the sight of drying wearing
apparel will not be distasteful.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-09
MUST DECIDE WHETHER
EXPOSURE Is AN INJURY
Petition Of Fire Captains Widow for
Pension Is Taken under
Amusement

The firemens relief and pension fund
committee whose membership is iden-
tical with that of the board of fire
commissioners, met yesterday morning
It's executive session in Mayor Nc
Aleer's private Office lasted nearly half
ar hour, but its meeting open to the
public lasted only five minutes.
Petitions to come up before the COM
mittee are those of ex-Fire Chief
Thomas Strohm and of the widow of
Captain j. Clint Johnson. 1t was an
nounced that the petitions had not been
returned from the city attorneys Of
flee and action was deferred for one
week.
In the petition of Mrs. Johnson the
city attorney will be asked to pass
upon a delicate legal point. Captain
Johnson, who was classed as an ex-
cellent fireman and who rose rapidly
to the position of captain, died of con-
sumption, but his wife bases her pc
tition for a pension on the statement
that his death was indirectly due to
exposure and an injury to his breast
received while in the performance of
his duty.
The statute reads that pension may
be granted when man becomes physi-
cally disabled or dies by any bodily
injury received in and In direct conse-
quence of the performance of his duty.
The city attorney will be asked to
decide whether or not exposure is to be
considered as bodily injury under the
conditions in fireman's life.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-09
VOLUNTEER FIREMEN TO
HAVE OWN HEADQUARTERS
Members of the Veterans Association
Assigned Rooms in Fourth
Street Station

Volunteer firemen who compose the
have permanent headquarters for their
organization in engine house No. 5, at
Fourth street and Towne avenue. where
a room will be fitted up for their oc-
cupancy.
Ex-Fire Chief j. X. Kurtz, George p.
McClain and w. S. Moore composed a
committee from the association which
appeared before the board of fire COM
missioners yesterday morning and asked
that the organization be recognized by
the board to the extent of granting 1t
some place to hold it's meetings. When
the petition was presented the board
had adjourned, but informally assigned
a room to the association in the No. 5
engine house.
Some years ago the Volunteer Fire
mems association was in a flourishing
condition, with a large membership, but
within the last several years interest
in it was allowed to lapse.
Now, however. there is a determined
effort on the part of some of the prom
inent fire fighters Of the old days of
Los Angeles to revive interest in the
association, which at the present time
numbers eighty members. and meetings
are again being held.
1t is also planned that the present
quarters shall serve as temporary
resting place for the relics Of the old
fire-fghting days. and an effort will
be made to bring together such as are
in the possession of the friends and
members of the association.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-09
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Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-09
EQUALIZATION BOARD HERE
Officials investigating Railway Values
for Purpose of Taxation

Ed Colgan, state comptroller Alex
ander Brown of Calaveras, Frank Mat
tison of Santa Cruz, Richard Beaman
of Yolo and William H. Afford of San
Francisco, constituting the state board
nual trip of inspection here, investigat-
ing the value of railway properties
located in Southern California for pur-
poses of taxation. They will be in Los
Angeles several days.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-09
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shelves put together. or the many
dozens sold under guarantee, l have
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children, and always with the best re-
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gists.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-09

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Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-09
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-02-17

Congress is again likely to force
upon the Secretary OF Agriculture
$4,000 which be does not want,
in spite Of the opposition # S-ns'or
Lodge and few others. Al IT. IN
csption the plan Of supply ing the
seeds, slips, roots or cuttings II rare
and valuable plants 10 each member
OF Congress for trisl in his locality
was not q bad idea, but for many
years it has been merely chesp
wsy Of couferring small fsvCrs Al
y first il was thought tHat useful data
could be OBJ aimed from such exten-
sive and varied experimentation,
and blanks were sent out with the
seed for this purpose, but the re
ports received we're valueless. La
lterly there ha- been no attem
made to work up these data, a d
even the pretense Of asking Tor II Is
allowed to lapse. Testing varieties
lis really a difficult branch OF ex-
perimental scier ce and most farmers
have neither the training, the tim-
aor the desire TO do such work.
: There il an agricultural experiment
/ station in each State established ex-
] pre-sly for this purpose, and any
( farmer for the cost OF postal card
, can find out what will grow best In
his locality. Nevertheless, COM
mon garden and flower seeds are
b still sDwn over the country by the
r sv N and promisruous hands oi
: Congressman. chiefly Tor the pur-
r pose OF raising q crop OF votes
! sometime we throw them In the
! waste basket, sometimes we ea'
I them, sometimes we give them away
4 sometimes NE plant them-which'
y ever way OF disposing Of them hap
d pens TO ne the easiest at the time.
u The city member gets his gu )ts
lust the same as the rest, sltho afte'
20 many years Of such experiment
ing il ought to be considered settled
y that timothy and alfalfa cannot os
li grown in the streets OF New fors
le aud Chicago, and probably this wll
81 be the case for many yesrs yet. y
ie course these packages OF seeds ar
c handy for inte congressional trsdin
(, stock, but i4ckknives would be pct
y,lter and, il We remember night
le members are also furnished Wit
1T these a, public expense. We hav
~ no ohi.ction to pst-rnal Govern
Il ment; it is only that The Govern
IL ment shove more than the ordinsr
i'd psternal blindness in the selectio
Do Of the most nesdel gifts Ne
n York independent.