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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-29

There win be special Thanksgiving services at the Dexter Avenue Baptist Church, negroes, at II o'clock this morning. Rev. R. c. Jenkins, pastor, will preach. Special music will be rem dered by the choir and a collection will be taken up for the poor.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-29
NEWS IN BRIEF

Marriage licenses were Issued from the Probate Court yesterday to Samuel D. Rogers and Mabel c. Higgins. Earl L.. Pittman and Caro Pearson Carlisle and Joseph shunck and Maggie welton.
 The roof of the residence of John c. Hastings in Cloverdale was ignited by sparks from . chimney yesterday morning and was slightly damaged. The flames were extinguished by the fire department.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-29

1 L5--A young Jersey milch COW with
 --lo-tf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-29

LosT--A very heavy. black overcoat last Sunday: probably left in some restaurant 0s hotel. Finder please return to or notify K
 B, Johnston In Advertiser Office and receiV1
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-29

FOR BALE-White Holland Turkeys S10. % trio: SS % single pair; Scotch collie pups s5. DO each. W. F. Adams, Blaloek, Ala.
 --10-IOt
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-29

yANTEn--To rent modern cottage or ground floor of house. in good location. Permanent tenant. Al references. V. w.. care Advertiser. -l
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-29

Under an indictment returned by the grand jury, charging assault to mur- der, Charlie Bell. a negro, was arres- ted late yesterday afternoon and conn mitted to the county jaif Bell Is mulatta and Is 24 years old.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-29
wANTED-aAI.EsalEN.

wANTED--sAr.EsMEN wANTED-FJrst class salesman to carry as aide iine exclusively . complete assort- one guaranteed. Their reputation is estab- tished in Western and Middle States Propo- need apply. Write. Prussian RensdS comr ssrsr many. st- Paul Milan. --s-2t
 wANTED-sHTuATTON
 
 vANTED--A position by young man, as bookkeeper or assistant. having just ecm-- best of reference. Address B.. care Advsr- User.
 LOST.
 FOUND-Relief from indigestion. by a girl who ehews chielats. --1a LosT--wednesday morning from "a cIisbv Park. blue speck1ed hound puppieH one male. one. female. Liberal reward ff return v ~ '. AAeNAlts 1t I.0S1 -Ieatlior poclretbook containfng 6 z5 .00. 1 $2. 0e. Si. % bills. c. II. McFadens lsTRAYED-Erom strother's stock yard about 1B days ago; large black muley headed saue VIII be appreciated and rewarded J. B. McFaden' Phone AVz'
 " gette on 2eth day of Nov, 1906: two miich cows. one black with both horns sawed off and tail off, the other black and white spot ted: liberal reward will be paid if return ed to eo1 South Decatur St. --lt Iosp-or stolen. All persons are warned against purchasing temporary certificates of Southern Ice Corporation. of Richmond Va. numbers 220 to 223 inclusive. value $500. co each Chubb 6 Son. IS and IF ExchanEa Place. Jersey City. N J --2t Losr-Two Diamond Rings at the union Nov soth. i90s. One about karat solitaire, one a cluster. princess setting. Liberal re- ward for returning to Times Office, Selma, Ala. -l0. Sunday: probably left in some restaurant OR hotel Finder please return to or notify K B. Johnston In Advertiser Office and receiVa. reward. --1s-S LosT-strayed or stolen; from Sandy p6s Office. Oct l6. aboue 6 pm. one Drop BeESs Dog, white and black spotted; medium shaS3 l9 months old; named "Prinee. has black cara large black spots on back and feWt small spots all over body. VIII pay eb .0e for return. T. B Ross. Sandy. Ala --1S-tf
 ENGRAVING.
 THE BEsT-Send your work tj us for sat- isfactory results and quick execution all known processes. The Advertiser Engraving Co. Phone ss7. Montgomery Ala -<f
 PERsONALs.
 DE. ARA Chiclet will make you feel better-why not try it1 OURS. -1e
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-29
ENGRAVING.

THE BEsT-send your work t, us for sat- isfactory results and quick execution all known processes. The Advertiser Engraving Co.,. Phone ss7. Montgomery. Ala -<f
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-29

wANTED--for a couple about the 14th of January, board with private family. or
 suite of rooms in desirable part of the city. Address 2, care Advertiser. s-tf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-29
WANTED.

WANTED-Tabie boarders at 121 Madison Avenue; can also accommodate one young man with board and room. -At
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-29

WANTED-Room and board in strictly first-class private family; young married coupIe one child five years old References exchanged. Address "s. V. E." care Ad- vertiser -n
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-29

LosT-Two Diamond Rings at the union depot, ladies' toilet room, at Selma, Ala
 Nov. goth. 1906. One about karat solitaire one a cluster. princess setting. Liberal re- ward for returning to Times Office, Selma, Ala. --l0
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-29

sDoR sALE--A hand power elevator. with platform 5x5M feet. all in perfect order
 now running. will sell at less than half cost
 Apply 10 N. Lawrence St. --10-tf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-29

 yvANrED--A position by young man. as bookkeeper or assistant. having just ecn,- pleted course in bookkeeping; can furnish tiser.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-29

WAN1ED--BOA OR BOOMERS.
  without children or tive young men to occupy nice room with clos st., Address Box 90. -Af
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-29

vyANTED-Furnished rooms housekeep- ing: down stairs preferred; good location. References exchanged. "c" care Advertiser.
 --S-St
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-29

FWM RENTING fine milch cows. Jersey
 2S months old. first calf; other is Jersey tclulars Also new s25. % gas range and in- stantaneous water heataF. ---10
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-29
TOR RENT.

FOR RENT-Six room house, No, SIS Wash iEnton Street. Selma, Ala, Apply to Mrs Kate Butt 715 Washington St. Selma Ala
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-29

FOR gALE--A4y upright piano al a saowfies cash or terms Lock Box 7eS. Fs-te
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-31
a DEFENDANTS BRIEF. 4
Full Text ST rgutnpent in De.
Z tense Of Commission
t1se Of Commission.

Tho brief Of the defendant follows: I'd
me TIC yhsiss e
Is constitutional. This case brings up for.
consideration ana decision by this court
cues lions which $nrc new in constitutional
and duty. respectively. Of tho Leg stature
rnnd Of tho Corporation Commission over
the ppontmcnt 3remoynl AZ Of s,lb pr,
inntes and assstants Of the c9rporti2fn
tutionul duties touching, the control and
regulation OF corpora tlols, !, It's essential
to the sharmoniolis nntl efficient working,
in It's relations to- the 4. egislat ure; that.
this question should 'bet correctly decld ed.
SO as to ensure harmonious action Q +
crnment In the discharge OF their rcspec-5
tive duties. ThcI determination OF the
Ct TAT s9@na CON
structiorr must boz based Il upon a view
OF tho whole plan and SCOPE OF the. Corr
stitiitioni In creating the Corporation Cons
closed by the ConsttutlonR.as to-. tho
tic Corporation Commission, aEand upon
the particular, lanEuage contained IN seq &C.
dcclsionEof the 8quest ion.Bt,It must also
be considered tlmtsthe existing Gonsti-
tuition is asdeparturee fromit those hereto-
fore prevailing IN virginia. or In. other
depnrtment az government, vIz.S tho Cor
control Of Mi corpora lions In the state,
md giving to that body constitutional
rights ana tpowors for tho. purpose OF
enabling to exercise and carry out
created. S..s t,,si, 4s.3s asl NJ tl5St,
The first thing that must he observed
is, thut tho Constitution created q new
plan for the creation and CONTROL OF al
Corporations, and provided that such
creation and Control should be Mn the
hands and throush me & agency ,ln
OF q single department q go ,
1856 N OF theI Cons tltutlon. WIN tno
plan and purpose dlsclosen py ,.tiio E,'
sections, cGtionG 100 y ~ ~ NV
carries out and 3eniorces tIe s.tl " ~ W.T.
8M'"fhe General Assemnly may i ussun
lisli subora,na.a Hp, T ~ II m her specIal
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-31
NEGRO. TRIES TO
II, MURDER FAMILY.
Fired Load Of Shot at Man, Wife
and Infant Child in &.
iiis H ffis 58s X ,eoroia ssst3 W. NJ u
fpu a. snniatnd.

(By Associated Prcss,)
MACON, GA, July aO,---1oe Norris a
negro. aged twenty years, to-day made
an attempt 70 Kill George u. Blood.
their home near Macon. While the
family were ats the supper table. Norris
stole up TO the house. md thrusting the
barrel of q shntgunt through nm open
struck George ! Blood worth and nearly
as many struck his wife, who was
seated 1T his side. wonnding them go ]
riously, Mrs. Dloodwortlil had !. ier d n, (
OF the shot struck the babe. A I'VE
firing, Morris dropped his gun 1nd lleef 8,
Neiglbors organized a posse ana nTe ~, y
pursuit. Of the negro. AZ III Ia "A VI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-31
BURNED HOUSE
TO 4. HIDE ! {. Crime } hi 7 !.
Negro Charged With III. Murder 81 !
Woman and Two Cllildrer,
Makes Confession. . .sst
" -.----- ~.
FEELING e. IS RUNNING R V; 1. HIGH
Prisoner. PITS TIurriced il Trolley ca,
from Scene Of Shooting to
Jail.
FEELING Is RUNNING HIGH
Gay Associated Press.


WASH iNoT ON PA, July 30 n
Dempster was safely d 10 doed 4 In JAIL &
hers at 9 o'clock. 7 wo attempts
@ were made to take the negro from the
officers. Shortly after leaving Can. 5
o1sburg about twenty man boarded
n the car, and, With shoute Of ~ ynch
hImin and Xiii ;hIml,' dragged the
$5 prisoner and officers from the car. WI
"a fierce struoGIe ollowcd 81 but the 81
Il officers finally drove the mob off at ~
I the points Of their revolv ers. d Near.
s5ss ~ three hundred peope had oath. l53s
4 cred at the courthouse here, but tts
crowd was eIuded BY taking the prls. Il
oner through y the basement 70 the 81
3% Jail. IN
81 355 Is (By Associated Press.) ~
$CANNONsBURCi, PA, July 80 Elmei
Dcmpster, nineteen ear.old negro; whd8
4 had \ been arrested for he murder Of
Mrs Samuel 1oearcc and two eli ldrcn, and
shooting third child near here last
evening, was taken 10 the washington
county al, B. ut washington, pennsylvania
leaving here on a trollcy car a e 8 O'CLOCK
/ this morning. #
/ q Dcinpstcrs waB the last s person q seen I
about the house before the tragedy He
was a helper on tho Pcarces farm and
after the departure Of Samuel Pcarco
with his sister, NJ lss Fanny Pcnrce, for
tho cnnnotlsburs Railroad Station, Delnp.s
ster rs sdid TO have been at THO seems
iof the triigetly, looking after tld stock.
sHe wnA arrested and put through o Z
course OF 3 wcating which lasted until
daylight. when lIlt Is claimed 3l,o made q
cent ess:on. "a IL 81 81
Feeling Running Hig b.
Tho only things missing from the the
1earce home nre3 sl2 and 4 a few cents.
and the revolver with which Mra, Penrcoy
and her two children wero inuid cred. MI
I According to the story told in his con NJ
fession, Demps ter attempted an assault
on the four-year-old daughter a fter3 tha
departure OF /. Mr.. Pearce.. but was fus.s
trated by the mother, who wen " to- a
bureau to get n reyolvers5to shoot .htul.a
The negro says he secured the gun frat,
and after killing tho mother and shooting
The children, set fire TO the house to
hide tile crime. fS SsSs .5s05. t38
Feeling against Denpste Is running
high. 5 Nj III
Cleared Up Another Murder.
x Defnpsfcr ma de several con cssions dur-g
Ing tho day, and late tonight made .
clean breast OF the Canonsbnrg tragedy
that he killed Mrs. Penrce md II
tho children. In supp emcntary con-
fession he cleared up another murder
mystery which hnst led TO the arrest Of b
two othergnegrdes. These mon were al
rested by the Wnshington5co county officers
tonight The names OF the men are
Patterson and Butcher. and they are X
charged with the murder OF John 10,
boda. "a wealthy foreigner, who waf
found dead in n culnp OF Dushes along
the Wabash RIA lrond tracks In Indepen-25
dcncc Township on May LIST. VS. ti Il A 3%
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-31
Writer 81 stupidities.

\. one day last winter, 1sepresen tive
tCushman, Of the State OF Washington,
was entertaining Ia constituent ut lunch,
con, 4 man passed whom Mr.. GustHnan
seized by the arm and presented to his
friend,
iii'This is the man." said MI, cunhnan,
iconNdentially, "who has written more
istupiditles than any other living per-
son." & sg S
THE man from Washington was so "a ken
him to be tile height of impolteness, thar
he sat In opened-mouthed silence. the
man introduced. however. took the Obs
scryation good-naturedly, smiling broad Y
~. s u.
oPerhaps should add, continued
Cushman, "that8thl gentlemanyts one o.
the Official stenographers OF the HOUSE 1885,
-Harper's Weekly. ~ N Z, yS5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-31
Players Fined,
~ - "a J.
Press

81 n NV ,yGI,IS Truly President Harry
q, pulllam, OF tho National Baseball
League Lear, Tonight announced his finding
In thn cases Of the players, Pictz, Of
plttsbllrg, and Mcciinnlty. Of New York,
WHO recently engaged II an alteration
in the Pittspury ball park. McGinntty
is fined 500 and suspended until August
eth Pletz Is fined $50 but his suspension
il slifted Tomorrow. President Pulllam
o,eo INC xpcctedly fined Umpire O'Day
sNo ror not preventing tho "dsgraceful
I'm Il. ~ s4 5ll54s ELitf ff4 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-31
Root Entertained.
f(By a associated Press.)

55l- 7059I lI3yI "A HsucIHIeu I7EessJ .3T-
x PIITROPOLIs,, BRAZIL. July 80.-Sec,
rotary Root ands I4loyd G, Grlscoln. the
American: Ambassador toe Brazil, We're
entertained lsat luncheon here to-day ny
Baron dc lilo Rraneo, the mlpster Of
foreign affairs. a diplomatic dinner was
giyeI, by AIR. Griscom AZ tho embassy
this evening, &, X
American delegates to the Fan-American y
Congress to-day.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-31
A.WandyerfaI Tonic

roRsFo RD.s ACID PHOSPHATE
Cooling. refreshing and 'inyigoratlrh
Dispels that dragged out feeling durlul I
spring and sumter, IA. fis AZ eSS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-31
SIS. .. purely yiElEIAB[ilI|

forests and fields nbunday supplied With vegenio Of vaf
Kinds furnteh th ingredients rs
making aid altnent 81 mahkihd Mdnes made
from ths fs herbs aud bark Which nature i PLACED a. tie dsposal OK
Of the chemists Mineral medicines or danger
tie deae system the stomach aug bow
eating the lining membrane producing chronic and
entirely funng health SIS enjoys tie distinction 81 being the
healing herbs aud batk tat
bleed s
tod the aud cure:
blood medicine that le used
Book tile blood free TO all who
write. IKE SWIFT SPEcxF7c CO., AvzANIA O..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-31

What are our; sacred institutions coming ~
When a Chlnalnan who kicks q Policeman
named Finn Is let oft Wltheh NM. Gf y TX
named Finn --S ew Il YerlS " orl9'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-31
0THE WEA''I'T HE r..

Forecast: Virglnia-7Partly cloudy Tues
day; Wednesday fair: variable winds,
cept fair in extreme west portlon;S We'd
nesday fuir. warmer; gynrluble winds. &.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-31

sun rises. ,.Ba4
sun sets,.......IlS
Moon sels....,,l;l0
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-31
Miniature, Almanac.

fH1tiwTfI1l55E.~'.
Morning. ,,,,,, l2sS
Evening. ,,s.,,.l2'ov
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-31
Thermometer This Day Last 81 ear ear

(? n A" M::Es 5 n
3 I, NJ, .,.-..,...So IL ml1night..,,....iO
l Average, ..,,,,,,752 "a .tls
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-31

This principle was Illustrated in a
case where I'M not made 1t penal. to con-
vey to u prisoner to tuid his escape '"'any
mask. dress or disguise, or any letter
adjudged that tic common ehnracteris-
tic of the particular words used were
things which would aid the escape Of
tho prisoner, and that the general words
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-31

Conditions Yesterday,
meter: 81 tF sttf 3 AZ N9Sg tsf E
% "A. AI...,.,.,....73 p. Nj. 80
II M....,,,...,.....77 r. NJ. ....,,..,.;.iU
Si ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, ,Sa brG Ii
Highest temperature .yesterdny..,. 80
Lowest temperature yesterday ..,...,.. Is
Mean temperature OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
Normal temperature for rnly....., rs
Departure from normal tompetnture.,.,}0 VI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-31

2t VII s.. KELLEY. d
NJ ss Il For tho Petitioner.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-31

IAN unconstitutional Fact H. 8nol y 3 4
son19pS ni
d 1t creates no onlce; It y In legal COM
temptation as imperative ms though
Lit had mover been passed, "a lsi5
one is presumed to know tho law, and
tits 4 principle Of law that every one
called upon to DO an act must Discerning !1 rs
whether Or not the act ~ aa'tlorized N :,
which it Is passed. Is valid ors binding
IL Unconstitutional ana no person ca n
be required to perform any actauth!er1
AN Unconstitutional statl te, or f!lQSS Hny
o etfa' Y 9ap 'a s ,il.;, J,
{ 4 No ministerial officer can justify}(u under
an UNCONSTITUTIONAL statute any trespass
upon tho property. person or TIGHTS OF
anotheri and noTFtrlpuna1 ean ne ~
Unconstitutional statute; and "a fortiorl"
not only Is there 4 right. but It ls the
duty OF q tribunal y refuge TO perform
any act under an unsonstltullonal. st9
own constitutional dignity, rights md
bowers, II 1t were merely u question OF
private rights, the defendant might waive
them: but here public rights are in-
2yolYed, and tho Corporal Commi = !, n1
ia protect those rights from INVASION,
M None Of the authorities relied upon by
opp9sg counsel s;9pR9,t the!y po nr,,,1s
Esf Gases ssrfsff's oaers Purely emhatera
VIII Nv variety q AjndiciaE iegls'
latiye ana executiYe.--nnd Ia crea ted py
tho Constitution itself for most importnnt
by admitting the plaintiff to Office ~
Virtue n his Legislative appointment. y
Is q further principle chat y MAINTAINING
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-16
GIVE BURLEsQUE ON PRESS
Members of Friday Morning Club
Listen to Unique Program
bv Newspaper Women

The reading of the Friday Morning
Club Press was the novel entertain
ment given the members of the Friday
Morning club by the Southern Califor-
mia Press club yesterday. Mrs. Mary
Holland Kincaid was the editor-in-ch chief
and Mrs. Mary M. Bowman the city
editor, while her staff was chosen from
the newspaper women of Los Angeles.
The articles were burlesques on the
articles appearing in the daily press
and were supposed to be written ac-
cording to the laws laid down by the
men editors of the papers.
Those comprising the city staff were
Miss Bessie Beatty, city hall; Miss
Katherine Thompson, superior courts;
Miss Jean Crab, police; Miss Rose Ell
lerbee, sports; Miss Lenore Fl. King,
general news; Miss Gertrude Price
human interest story; Mrs. Martha IN
gersoll Robinson, clubs; Miss Ethel
Dolson, society.
Mrs. Dora Oliphant Coe was tele-
graph editor, Miss Grace Dennen lit
erary critic. Miss Belle Sumner Angler
art critic. Miss Neatly Stevens music
critic, Mrs. John w. Mitchell dramatic
critic and Mrs. Ella Enderlein ex-
change editor. Miss Amanda Matthews
contributed a short story, Julia Boyn-
ton Green a poem and the advertising
was in charge of Grace Tower.
The newspaper women were the
guests of the club at luncheon.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-16
SENIORS RENDER A
PLEASING CLASS PLAY
WRITTEN, STAGED AND DIRECTED
BY A MEMBER
University of Southern California
Graduates Entertain Large Crowd
With "GIimpses of College Life"
in the Chapel

The senior class of the University of
Southern California presented last
night, as the annual class play, pleas
ing little sketch entitled "Glimpses of
College Life
Mrs. Bertha Baruch, a member of the
senior class, staged and directed the
play.
The exercises were held in the col
lege chapel, which was prettily deco
rated and draped with the senior class
Colors.
A large crowd was in attendance.
+. There was some delay in getting the
play started, but the university or
chestra gave excellent service in Will
ing away the time.
The first act opened with a scene in
Bachelors hall, with an assembled
company of bachelors and bachelor
maids to be. There were stunts, songs
and many joshes on members of the
senior class and on the professors Of
the institution. Mr.. Breitkrentz gave
an excellent "josh" on Prof. Arnold
of the mathematics department.
Act ii opened with matricula-
tion scene in the Institute of Universal
knowledge. In scene two, showing the
board of examiners Harold K. Vaun,
as the examining doctor, and Roy
Malcom as the registrar of the institu-
tion, were considered especially good
Others who showed talent were Marie
Carter, Edward A. Henderson and
Leila Webster.
The exercises closed with the class
poem, "The Beginning of Wisdom"
written and read by Mrs. Baruch.
Those taking part in the performance
We're: Bertha Hirsch Baruch, Esther
Carver Boardman, William e. Brett
krentz, Marie Ladd Carter, Emma At
lanta Casner, Mamie Ethel Chandler,
James Duncan Ferguson, Edwin Roy
Hadley, Mildred Elizabeth He'll, Ed
ward A. Henderson, w. Aimee Holl-
ingsworth, Harry La Verne Twining,
John King Hubbard, Walter John Len
nox Roy Malcom, Joseph e. Pottenger,
Wihelmine M. Rodenberg. Matte p.
Sharpe, Corless II. Thornton, Harold
X. Vann, Royal A. Weaver, Leila lone
Webster and Harriet M. Willett.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-16
hank Open Tonight

eeies 19l south Broadway In the
Chamber of Commerce building, Will be
open tonight, as usual, to accommodate
the public in general ana It's old pat
rons.