The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-18

1no ETtsCO htu ID OOAo th AAc cSAA reliance. His attitude toward news. paper men was that of the press agent and he wanted 1t understood that the public was waiting to hear from him. main guy of Montgomery tomorrow, he said. Den I will trot up to de big house of Alabama an do a turn I see de town good it's me for Bir- mingham. Oats a good town"
 If Acting Mayor Mcintyre doesn't keep sharp lookout his .sa snoeS eSrr,sca Wl,, Kid" before he knows the operation has begun.
 Dog With Car Habit.
 Street car men of Montgomery. have discovered a dog with the electric car habit
 sd s 6n frent seat o the car. He's made two trips with me this afternoon and he made one trip yesterday. When my car gets to rush to Belt Line car. Chances are that late this evening ne will jump from Pickett Springs car and join
 At this moment the dog began to whine and. Jumping from the seat. he growled about the feet or the con-
 "oh be quiet, Jerry" cried the, con-
 
 Presently Court Square was reached and the dog. started through the street and bounded upon an outgoing car.
 That dogs got the street car habit said the conductor, as he watched the car and athe dog leaving the square. been riding the cars several weeks and all of the motormen and conductors know him. l can't understand It un- less he once belonged to a conductor who took him on the cars.
 Nan Patterson on the Stage.
 'Tve lost all faith in Nan Pafter- alter son." said a newspaper reader; DIT ing Caesar Young I woyked up con. siderable sympathy for the 'Florodora girl but now that she has signed a contract to show hesseif on am the tsrnngS syags
 .'When she moaned about getting out of jail and going. home to stay there must be much of good in her hut 1t seems that the whole thing was a play for advertising. .,
 q understand she IS to receive Sl,- on the vaudeville stage and Of course the firm which secured her signature to a contract will make great deal of money even paying her that large
 She has the newspapers to thank for making her worth $1,S00 week because the newspapers which printed so much about her aroused public in- terest to a Iemarkable point, I've no doubt there are thousands of prettier and more talented girls in New York who do not earn $l,SOO m i've years To them the example of Nan Patterson is certainly not good one.
 A Fine Body of Men.
 thfnIr I finer to comparisons, "than the Grand Lodge, Knights of Pythias which has
 Swhen I vieewd the grea. army of Knights seated in the hall of the House of Representatives It occurred to me that 1t was as distingniShea gus saaa In that historic chamber .,.
 There was good reason ndSG for this this impression, too, as there were men in the Grand Lodge sessioq rHPe tiPPe in iaSe Alabama. S There were numerous members of both branches of the Leg islature, Congressmen, bankers, DroK- tiTs aGHsGrss asssemSiy nT5goff of Aiabamlans.
 Montgomery. Mobile, Anniston' BIT mingham Selma sans aSsfbto0sa as fhe State H were by some of their pest men It was fine body"
 Hon. Thomas J. Hall, one of Mont representatives in the lower House of the Legislature, who has been very i'll in a Mobile sanitarlum TOT six weeks has almost completely re- covered his health and has returned home. MT. Hall was down town yes- terday and his friends gave him an ovation wherever he went. While ne is still weak he looks better than ms friends expected He said ne would go to North Carolina within Few days to recuperate from his long spelA of illness.
 Dr. W. c. wheeler. Grand Master; Independent order of Odd Fellows, and MT, D, w, Tafts of Huntsville, who attended the Grand Lodge or knlgnts of Pythias, left last nignt Tor thelr home. They were the guests or MT. and Mrs. D. W. H1rlburt, No. Clay ton Park, while here.
 MT. L.. P. Jordan of Suffolk, Va. is in Montgomery on a business trlp; He has friends here wnom he had not seen in several years.
 Hon. W. F. Glover. of Butler, who has been in Montgomery in attendance on the meeting of the Grand Lodge of the Knights of Pythias. has returned to his home.
 MT. c. M. Luttrell, of Brewton, re- turned to his home from Montgomery last night.