The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-07
SIDEWALK PENcILINGs
Fox Chase at the Fair.


 agent of the convict bureau, yester- day, and l have thought of something that might be interesting to have at hosnqtsomsry's state Fair next fail:a Dit chase by bloodhounds. 1t would De. great sport for the Fair Sheriff John C. Ozmun, of El Reno, was talk ing to me about it He has every ments. foxes. rabbits and thirty-six hounds. It struck me as being some thing novel and attractive and the sheriff told me that he would give get sufficient inducements.
 have never known of anything like that before in Alabama and be- lieve # would be drawing card The chase could be put on the race course where everyone could view it from the grand stand.r
 MT Jones returned Wednesday from Oklahoma, where he secured an es- whom he carried to speigners. Rey- ago from the Henderson Boyd Lunl- sscu sas ymoss ss as as m a .sn ssfvsS for robbery from Talladega to serve
 After Reynolds was put in my pos session" said MT. Jones. s'ne told me than to be hiding out and continual ly harassed for fear of being caught" ss sS %
 Success of Charlie Harold. eoInery who will will reyoiee s ct the sue. cess of Charles l.. Harold. young man who served eome time on the reportoriAl stan of The Advertiser and removed remove, from Montgomery to
 The Birmingham News of Thurs
 sFriends of Charles [. Harold in 14~~.. .sxl <~~ff ! <fA cAA fr. nl . of lis success In the life insurance business in Texas. Some time ago he resigned his position on the repor- torial stan of The Montgomery Ad- Prudential Life Insurance Company with headGuarters at San Antonio, Texas. The June bulletin of the Pru- dential shows that among the sew the company in the United States MT. Harold tock good position. On the net increase in insurance In force | from January to June he ranks ness done during May he. ranks thir- ty-eighth. Considering the brief pe- riod in which Mr. Harold has been in the insurance business an1 the fact CT not many months ago hls record Is one to be proud of. Charlie Har- old as his friends call him. was re- porter on The Birmingham News for & couple or years au0 Weilt ITOtu tHlS paper to The Montgomery Advertiser. He is clever and energetic fellow. All his Birmingham friends rejoice at his success"
 improved Car Service. tT want to say a word in con1men- dation of the changes that have been inaugurated in the street car service since the Traction Company has taken entire control of both street car lines" said gentleman who resides
 since the Traction Company has entire control of the street car sys- tended the Oak Park line to the Country Club. which,. for the resi- dents of High Street, was a great favor. Prior to that time the Oak Park line stopped at point where the residents are all negroes and as the business on that line demanded but a limited number of cars. as a negroes it. was no worse riding a few blocks with car full of ne- groes than the never varying sight of the cars passing one's home crowd ed always with negroes.
 Now that the line has been ex- tended to the Country Club. more cars have been put on the line. better service is given, bthe negroes take the High Street are very pleased with the change-
 Dr. Thomas M. Owen went to Birm- ingham yes;teTday evening. He will Bessemer where the Confederate vet erans of Jefferson County have a re- union. The father of pr. Owen and his father the in n-law Ia, Hon J; H Bank
 Hon. N. B. Powell, of Union Springs. who has represented Bullock County in the House of Representa- in Montgomery. He will be a mem Der of the next House. ss Y sS
 Mir. Gaynor Turner of Mobile, presi- dent of the United Commercial Trav- New Exchange.
 Hon. Harry C. Gwnnels left yester- day for his old home In Oxford. He will spend several days in Calhoun County.
 MT. W. c. Hagan and Mir s. S. Johnson of Mobile. were in the city yesterday @.
 MT. H. M. Canfey of Hayneville, was a visitor to Montgomery yesterday. se eS SS Mir. S. H. warrick of Birmingham, is registered at the Hotel Mabson. e e
 MT. F. P. Michel of Roanoke. is registered at the New Exchange. Se M se
 Prof. J. B. Little of Greenville. spent yesterday in Montgomery
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 MT. W. D. Hays. of Birmingham, was in Montgomery yesterday. se SS SS
 MT. D. s. Anderson of Birmingham, spent yesterday in the city. j % se $
 Prof w B! Saftold. of Tuscaloosa. spent yesterday in the city. F & &
 Mir. T. E. Jones of Florence, was in Montgomery yesterday. % 's TS MT. W. c. Henderson of Prattville, was in the city yesterday.
 Mir. S. W. Burbage, of Birmingham. was in the city yesterday. Ss }s Ss Mr. l. E. Edwards of Ozark, pent yesterday In the city. CUNNINGHAM DATES.
 Lieutenant Governor Cunningham will address the people at the follow