The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-14

WanlS me cotton. It Is great lght. one that means much to the Solttis. and l am anxious. to s- the outcome Tho Southern Cotton Association has proFeda veritable stumbling biocl' Tor the speculators%
 Fasgrouaas for Children. .I read with interest the, views oc a Montgomery minister in The. Adver- tiser this morning" said weif-known school teacher of the city yesterday. fin regard to a park system for the city. His remarks were of special inc teTest to me for tho need of play grounds for tho children of Montgom- Not long since. while thinking. over the subject, the idea came to me that the playgroundss about the different school houses of the city could be utif- ized. for this purpose. and that they would go far toward keeping small children out of the streets. My idee IS that the city should make provision to Keep the janftors of the different buildings employed the year round in- stead of during the months of the school term only. as is done at pres cnt.
 Tt should be. the duty of the tanl. tor in addition to looking, after the puliding, to take care of the grounds also Every school yerd could be made into a pleasant playground, If grass and flowers and shade trees were plant eu. The expense would be slight. anl 1t would do away, in large measure. It'll tttG uGC6SSfIE oI phI for the children. This is a plan which think could be worked successfully, and which would result in untold good for the children of Montgomery"
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 Coming to the Fair. The Agricultural, State Fair at Montgomery Is. attracting attention that is widespread ever the northern man man y yesterday s faye f If all Sthiqop the peopis come to Montgomery to attend the Fair this fall who have said they are coming, hardly see how the city wili De able to. accommodate them, even thouSh its entertaining facilities have been increased
 "The idea through the northern mart or the State is that the Montgomery Fair will be the biggest and best Fair ever held in the State The Birning- ham Fair has becon1e an old story snd many people living in the north of the Fair at the Magic City, will como 10 Montgomery this Fall instead. To an outsider, the success of the Agricul- tunal Fair seems assured"
 Mir. Fuller Goes to Atlanta. H. B. Fuller, Assistant Ticket Agent at the union railway station will leave Saturday for Atlanta. where he has accented the position of Ticket Clerk at the union passenger station for the Western and Atlantic Railroad MT Fuller has been at the union railway station here about one year in his present position. Prior to com ing to Montgomery he was with tho Western of Alabama Railway in the ticket office at Opelika. His success sor at the union station has not yet been. named.
 H. B. Grfmshaw, Superintendent of the Fifth Division of the Seaboard Air Line Railway, spent Wednesday fss Montgomery on official business. MT SIrimshsw was in consultation with an increase in the office force at the freight depot of the Seaboard Air Line Railway at his placs. He returned to savannah yesterday morning Major s. T. ,Westcott and several Montgomeriansy returned Wednesday night from the shoot at Seagirt, N. J.. where. they spent sixteen days in en- feels. that the trip io seagirt was, very beneficial to the party from Alabama. Governor Jellxs went to, Union SprinEs yesterday morning to attend the funeral of relative in that place ing.
 Among the out of town visitors who spent last night in. the city was MT C. w. Johnson. of Florence.
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 Mir. H. S. Hall and Mir. Thomas Ellis Of Birmingham. were registered at the New EXcnange last night
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 Mir. J. H. Fuller, of Nadawah, was among the Alabamians who visited Montgomery yesterday
 A S& Mir. J. R. Young and, daughter, nt- Dothan, were registered at the Nab son last evening
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 MT. S. c. Starke returned yesterday from Asheville, N C., where he spent the past week.
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 Mir k. NJ. Blackburn of Marion. spent portion of yesterday in Mont
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 MT. J. W. Cunningham. of Birming- ham was in the Capital City over night
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 MT. J. F. Holmes. of Abbeville. was registered at a down town hotel last night.
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 MT King Riddle. of Gadsden, was at the Im3erial last night. Mir M. F. Boone of Mobile. spent yesterday in Montgomery.
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 MT. T. A. Can't of Evergreen. spent yesterday in the city.