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The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1906-01-12
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The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1906-01-12

New Hope and Mt. Carmel.
Miss Nancy McHoney, who has
been sick for some time, is no bet
ter.
Joe and Harry Polston and fami-
lies, of Mobcrly were visiting rel-
atives in this neighborhood last
week.
Miss Annie McHoney, who ohas
been visiting her father the past
two weeks, returned to Chicago
last Sunday.
David Burgess butchered hogs
last Tuesday.
Josh Dickey gave the young
people a party Saturday night.
They report a very nice time.
Dick johnson has returned home
from q visit to his father in Okla
homa.
John Cox is hauling hay from
Montgomery City thislweek.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1906-01-12

time.
The unfavorable weather Of the
first Of the week, caused a post
ponement of the protracted meet
ing here.
Leslie Aston, of st. Louis is
visiting relatives here this week.
Several from here attended the
party at Hy. Terry's Of Truxton
Saturday night and all reported q
good time.
We r having some bad wealth
or almost to bad for,
UNCLE JOSH.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1906-01-12

John Cox is hauling hay from
Montgomery City thisl week.
Union Items.
Miss Eta Hilbert is visiting
friends near Middletown this
week.
Mrs. Pattie McCord and Miss
Della Coil, ere guests of Mrs.
Cary Davis Tuesday.
j. r. Coil sold two cows to Chas.
Mumford Saturday.
Birtley Bishop had a calf shot
by hunters during Christmas.
j. B. Coil sold some oats to EN-
NETT Walker Monday.
A very pretty home wedding
occurred at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jack Bishop, near Wellsville,
Wednesday evening, Dec. q, 1905,
at 8 o'clock, when their daughter /,
Miss Vera, became the wife of
Mr.. Ollie Walker, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Emmett Walker. The cere.
mony was performed by Rev.
Middleton, in the presence of abou t
100 guests. The bride was attired
in q handsome white silk gown.
The wedding was followed ~ q
reception and a wedding supper.
The young couple have a wide cir
Gle of friends, who wish for them q
long and useful life, full. of happi-
ness and prosperity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dufan delightful lily
entertained a few of their frien de-
at dinner Wednesday.
Miss Eta HILBERT and William
Harvey visited friends in Mont
gomery City Saturday.
Mrs. Troy Howerdon is visiting
her mother, Mrs. Robert Harvey,
this week.
Charley Harrison, of Montgom-
cry City, spent Christmas with r.
H. Harrison.
John Barnes, jr., visited his sis
ter, Mrs. Charley Adams, Satur-
day and Sunday.
Miss Minnie Hilbert visited at
William Zumault's Saturday.
Miss Kate Barnes called on Miss
Lille Davis Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Flaye Glare, of
Montgomery City, were visiting in
this vicinity this week.
Earnest Brooks visited his sis :
ter, Mrs. Luther Cobb, Sunday.
(LAsT WEEKS ITEMs.)
Mrs. Mollie Page Of st. Louis, is
spending the holidays with her
mother, Mrs. Robertson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellient Bishop vis-
tied ct r. P. Harrisons Wednes-
day.
Miss Alma Page very charming :
ly entertained the young people Of
this neighborhood, at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett Walker
Friday evening. Progressive
games constituted the chief feat
ure of amusement, and a delight
full evening was spent by all.
George Barnes attended the
Bishop Walker wedding, Wednes-
day evening.
Mrs. Robert Harvey and son,
Edward, were guests Of Mrs. James
zumault Sunday.
Mrs. Robertson gave the young
folks q party Thursday night. All
report q good time. \
Allen Ward and sister, Miss
Beetle. were visiting at Q. r.. Har-
rison's.
James Dutton sold : team 81
nuIeI ~ Lehnen ~ Wsllsville. foy
tthxss h1ndxsd dollszss
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-23
THE INDUSTRIOUS PERJURERs

He hitherto prosperous industry OF perjury appears have
oountered bad setback The municipal boodlers and the
trust magnaes who have long been afflicted peculiar
but adjustable disease described corporation memory
length discovered the point which popular patience
virtue In Texas H. Clay Pierce president of
Pierce Oil Company Standard Oil operating in that
and Missouri has been indicted for false swearing
with the investigation of oil methods He swore that the
Standard did control any stock of his company He
said TO have fed to New York avoid arrest
In San Francisco the fringe of prize fight promoters keepers
houses of ame and all the unclean sudge
of protected have experienced They
ready tell where the wages of sin paid to name
the backmaer
II interesting situation Everybody has facts
seemed impossible prove them because the power
public punder strong for the machinery Justice The
hahearted that have been undertaken
regarded with indifference by the public large
il known that the rasca would lie all with i'm
punlty and there press the charges home
Things changed San Francisco resolved guilty
shall and for the wav of
Justice will be much the They cowadly
best All that needed them where they belong
action by determined They have escaped hitherto because
people regarded them small game.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-23
One of Mexico's S States That Is
Taking Notice Of Opportunity

TN the Consular District OF Saltillo.
State Of Coahuila. Mexico. many
evidences of progress and enter
prise are manifest. During the
last six months OF 1905. steam plows.
modern machinery for several new roll
ing -four mills. railroad engines, aerial
gravity trains and freight cars were
among the imported articles. The i'm
portations of American vehicles. furnt-
ture shoes and ready made clothing
are also steadily increasing.
The total exports from the district
during the six months ended Decem-
Der 81, 1905, were valued at s1.303, ,123
United States currency, as against
s1,0s3.7S2 for the same period Of the
preceding year. an increase of s26s,341-
A factory was recently constructed
at the northern part of the State for
the manufacture of goods out of the
ixtle fiber, which absorbs a large por-
tion of this product.
The Introduction of steam farming
machinery will greatly increase agrf-
cultural products Hereafter the State
will be able to furnish its own full
supply OF wheat and corn. Owing to
the short crop of the past season
wheat and corn will necessarily have
to be imported 70 supply the local de-
mand.
Guayule a rubber-producing shrub,
has attracted much attention. Fac
tories for the extraction of the gum
are in operation and many are being
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-23
Personal Mention

Grace Carroll of Honolulu is at the
Jefferson.
Alexander MeGregor OF Toronto is ar
the Dorchester
e. W. Pursa. an Eastern horssman.
is at the Palace
Major A. F. Jones OF Orovi1Is I.
at the St Francis.
A. NJ Bode and Mrs. Bode Of 81.
Louis are at the Majestic
Ernest Kennedy is regists~ed at the
St Francis from Goldfeld.
Renwick B. Knox and family ar. a,
the st. Francis from Duluth.
Ben B. Bryan and wife OF Chicago
are staying at the ST. Francis
2. A. Hayden and Mrs. HAYDEN OF
this city are guests at the Jefferson.
A. W MaItby and Mrs. Maltbv Of
Concord are guests at the ST. Francis.
r. \. Bode and Mrs. Bode Of New
York are staying at the Majestic An
mex.
DR.. Edward Bowes. a mining man Of
Ionopah, is al the Palace with Mrs.
Bowes
". Broderick Cloete and Mrs. Closts
Of Newmarket. England. are at the
Palace.
Mrs. James Biddls and Mrs. William
Disston Of santa Barbara are regis
tered at the Hotel Majestic Annex
J. E. Chilberg. a prominent MINING
and shipping man from Alaska. iS reg
istered at the ST. Francis from Seattle
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-23

constructed. The demand for the plant
land upon which the shrub grows close
or in some way is being controlled.
The prices offered. owing TO competi-
tion, have advanced and in conse-
quence buyers now must seek the most
remote regions where il is found.
thereby increasing the cost OF trans
portation TO the mills.
Goats are rapidly becoming one OF
the most important branches of live
stock now raised in the northern part
OF the republic. Requiring but little
care they are especially adapted to the
rocky grazing lands surrounding this
plateau. Many persons here are en-
gagged In the business of buying goats
and feeding them for two or three
months, when they are marketed at a
large profit
The district. rich mineral region
containing large copper. silver and
of great activity in developing the
near there Owing to the prevailing
high price and the active demand for
calamine. numbers Of these mines that
formerly could not be prohtably work
ed are now being reopened and new
ones extensively developed. Great
alertness is now being displayed by the
representatives OF American zinc smelt-
ers In securing the ore. in getting con-
troll of mines. and even buying them
outright.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-23
KILLING JUSTIFIED BY A BELIEF"

He reckless Staying of Major Tden by irresponsible
claiming authority they did possess has gone unpunished,
and jury is asked Ernest Denicke who by
like usupation OF authority killed unknown
without any kind OF provocaon April 20 The cir
surrounding the history Of this suspicious from
the beginning In the first instance Abe Rue appeared for the
prisoner before OF his Police Judge Shora and
procured Denicke dismissal Ruef only counsel for
the defendant but likewise contemplated
by the law
In OF this obvious miscarriage of justice due Shortals
action the eopened before Superior Court Judge Laor
who held Dencke The trial
Tor the that Dencke although the time
Der OF the National Guard old uniform and believed
the shooting be necessary the discharge of his duty What
duty Dence there apparently personatng officer of the
National Guard No authority of kind vested in him. He
took the law his hands and if he had killed
man he attacked the would have been justified.
According the extraordinary theory of
justify murder OF mind inspired old
uniform pistol Duty uniform although it be
masquerade Even he had officer of the militia
that would have justified him in killing
There martial law Francisco during
FIRE after the FIRE Tlden slayers acquitted COM
Pasant the ground that they believed" that martial
had been proclaimed therefore
themselves citizens patrol loaded their rifles
vovers and killed citizen leading member of the
Fifty who mPeriled public safety by riding public
automobile In the compasant cour-Judge Carroll
Cooks oouraPPears young Dene also charged with the
OF an nohensive His plea also justification He
belief in martial law pistol old uniform.
old whose consisted in running away
leyeed revolver, ordered him to halt
# Dencke too, shall escape, may murder
impossible in those calamity days.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-23

cedlng movements developed nothing
more enhancing than did either of
their fellows in the Mozart sympho-
nies OF which the f fiat completes the
TRIO In the playing of the inevitable
minuet, however. the orchestra dis
played perfection of attack that was
extremely pleasing.
AS predicted. the prelude to "Lohen-
grin proved to be the real piece de
resistance of the programme Wagner.
master OF sustained sound eXcels him
sell In this beautiful composition.
from the opening note to the final
sigh, heard only by watching the di-
rector's hand, the violins and the wood
winds fairly sung the music. Through
out the prolonged crescendo there
is no cessation of the melodious
flow, and even at the apex there is
not enough percussion to disturb it's
rythmic turn into the long descent that
mas nnale so faint that nothing lives
twi1t ii and silence
How they did applaud that number.
The conductor bowed repeatedly In re-
sponse, but the clamor would not down
until the entire orchestra stood up
and followed his example. Then he
Joined the renewed handclapping in
tended to reward his men.
1t was so unlike Wagner-neither
bangy nor glowy," whispered the fair
critic behind me.
Dvorak's Slavic dances received il
Eliminating exposition. The opening
movement was not surpassed in weird
charm by any of those that followed.
despite its heavy taxation of the sheep
skins and brass. The music through
out was marked by abrupt transitions
from crashing passages to most catchy
melodies, and the audience liked Ii so
well that an encore narrowly escaped
being insisted upon.
Although the symphony season is
closed for this year, the university
orchestra will be heard again next
Tuesday afternoon in the Messiah of
Handel. when a chorus of 225 voices
and the following soloists--all under
the direction of Or. wolle--will ap-
pear: Mrs. zilpha Ruggles Jenkins
soprano; Mrs. Lille A. Birmingham
contralto; Frank Onslow, tenor. and
Arthur Cunningham, basse. The ora
terio will begin at o'clock sharp in
the Greek Theater, if weather permits.
and within doors II the elements frown..
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-23
PREPARATIONS FOR HARD WINTER

HE small deer that have been handled by the municipal ad
ministration getting under Frank Schm who
has been quartered the theory
San Francisco the whole Schmitz family living has
secured Tor himself the protection of the civil of
charterrules which his brother the Mayor the days OF his
prosperity openly houed In the security Super
ntendency Frank Scm laugh
brother jail With civil of friendly
mind cook scale of merits"
which holding the might close I'D
100 per cent in the of experience
1t petty job of importance significant as
sign of the times The King S dead.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-23

ramento tomorrow for a weeks stay as
the guest of friends
Mrs. Mills and Miss Carrie Mills have
returned to town after a visit to Los
Angeles and Santa Barbara.
Miss Mary Louise Powell has left
for round trip to Tahiti.
Mrs. E. P. Buckin CHAM of Vacaville
is at the Berkeley Inn. where she will
stay for a short time and will then
return TO her ranch.
Tati salmon. chief OF the Clan of
Teva in Tahiti and closely related to
island royalty returned yesterday to
the South Seas.
Mrs. Oscar Heinrich will entertain
at a tea in honor of her daughter. Miss
Vera. Heinrich. tomorrow afternoon.
from to 5. at their home. e2s Lafay-
cite street, Alameda.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-23

In former yesterday afternoon in
the Greek Theater. He sup
planted DR.. Wolfe as a promoter
of sounds for the treeswishing and
fence creaking effected by his bolster
Gus Majesty was so loud and discord-
ant as to rout possibility of their be-
ing smothered in instrumental har-
ness chill atmosphere and swirling
dust clouds made the spot uninviting
to the public, so it was by mutual con-
sent that the orchestra and audience
adjourned to Harmon Gymnasium,
where the sixth ana final symphony
concert of the fall series was given and
received. Standing room was at a pre-
MUM before the first number on this
programme was played
Overtures to scenes from Goethe S
Faust" Schumann.
Symphony in E fiat. Mozart-I. Ada
gio (allegro): IL. Andante& con motto;
III. Menuetto; ". Finale fallegro).
Prelude, "Lohengrin,p Wagner.
Slavic dances. firt set, Dvorak-I.
Presto; II. Allegretto scherzando; III.
POGO allegro; ". Tempo di menuetto.
Schumann's treatment of Goethe's
immortal work lacks the indefinable
tonal charm of the Guonod opera. al
though the central theme is main
tanned with equal. if not greater. con-
sistency by the later composer. 1t
was a fitting selection with which TO
open the concert, however, just as the
weakest act on vaudeville bill is
utilized to keep the stage going while
the late comers of the audience are
arriving.
Doesn't 1t sound giggley?' whis-
pered a young woman seated behind
me to young woman seated beside
her while the orchestra was discours-
ing the allegro movement of the sym
phony, and the descriptive term was
so happily apt as TO compel Affirmative
reply to the query. Indeed the antre
movement savored of variegated
laughter--ranging frt m the hearty and
prolonged guffaw to the gfggle tnat
prompted the young woman'S interro-
cation, to say nothing of chuckles and
snickers galore. alternating end blend
ing In complete harmony. The pre-
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-23

(FRoM THE CHRONICLE OF MAY ). le0s.l
A contemporary thinks that the tariff
laws should be set aside for the bene-
fit of San Francisco, and derdes the
suggestion that proposition to do 40
might open a discussion which would
unsettle business. Experience has so
often demonstrated that the free trader
is an irrational being that 1t is hardly
worth while to argue with him. But
in passing It may be well to remark
il IL were not for the prosperity which
by a consensus of opinion seems de-
pendent on preserving the business
status quo San Francisco would be in
a very bad case at present. ANY LIT
TIE ADVANTAGE WHICH WE
MIGHT DERIVE FROM THE RE-
TAXATION OF OUR REVENUE LAWS
WOULD CERTAINLY BE MORE
THAN OFFSET BY THE DANGER OF
BUSINESS DEPRESSION IN OTHER
PARTS OF THE UNITED STATES.
Now more than ever we should wish
to see our neighbors prosperous, so
that they can easily lend a helping
(FRoM THE CHRONICLE OF MAY - 19o6.l
Congress need not be afraid of open
ing the tariff question by admitting
San Francisco to the drawback privi-
lege accorded to other cities overtaken
by calamities like TO that from which
we have suffered. There is enough
skill to down a bill which could be
put through in its integrity or be
knocked If the free traders sought to
make it an entering wedge. Not that
we have any hopes OF II proving bene-
fetal 10 San Francisco. As matter
of fact, the privilege. il accorded, will
be so little availed of that it will fur
nish an object lesson which may suffice
for some time to come that in the
matter of staple products the vast VOL
ume of American production and con-
sumption fixes prices, and that ANY
CONCESSIONS MADE WILL INURE
TO THE BENEFITS OF THE FOR
EIGN MANUFACTURERS AND EX-
PORTER AND NOT TO THE CON-
SUMER IN THIS COUNTRY.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-23

Francisco informed how Ruef tracks
and exclusive privileges but be point
that 1t to their be their good and
add to the public resentment by OF exclusive privileges
that could possibly be obtained except
a bribe.
We observe learned contemporaries painful agu
demonstration OF the sevent privileges
should not be granted and congratulate them wisdom
discovering
The who franchise brbe-taker
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-23
In the Joke World

Physicians Wife, need a new even
ing gown. Physician-All right. my
dear, I'll look over my list and find
some fellow who can afford an opera
tion for appendicitis.-New York Press.
Jones-Old Griggsby looks worried.
I wonder what the trouble is?
smith-His only son thinks he can
play the races and his only daughter
thinks she can play the piano.-Chicago
Daily News.
Summer resorts go through three
stages. First-People go there to en-
Joy themselves. Second-People go
there to divert themselves. Third-Peo-
pie go there to faunt themselves. then
the place Is tashionable.-Life,
I want to complain of the -four you
sent me the other day" said Mrs. New
lywed severely What was the mat
ter with it, ma'am7' asked the grocer.
TT was tough. My husband simply
couldn't eat the biscuits | made with
it."-Ram's Horn.
Kloseman-It's an awful thing TO dis
cover just as the collection plate comes
around in CHURCH that you are abso-
lutely without a penny
NeWftt-fess because then you nave
to drop in nickel or dime. don't you /?
Press.
The old lady entered the taxider-
mist's shop IN a blaze of wrath, carry
ing a defunet cockatoo in a glass case.
You can see for yourself. sir. You
only stuffed my poor parrot in the sum
mer. and here's his feathers tumbling
out before your eyes"
''Lor' bless YEN. that's the triumph
of the art We stuff EN- that natural
that they moults in their proper sea-
son. Tit Bits.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-23
ONLY ONE POSSIBLE CONSIDERATION

n both sides OF the bay the Company max
ing determined efforts shut competing roads from
the OF spur tracks and switching lines In this city the
Chamber OF Commerce has filed protest with the Board
supervisors against the grant OF exclusive track privileges
In Oakland the railroad
right exclusive belt line that would
front to all other transportation enterprises 1t is of
mpuden demand and the frame of mind which Southern
Pacific regards Oakland is indicated by Superintendent
interesting and instructive remark
We held this business for years are not
Going 10 others take il from now"
In word Oakland its front and its immense potenta-
great manufacturing center part OF the kingdom the
Southern Pacific which prepared invasion
uepass How does Oakland like the picture held up
Mr.. Palmer?
We know whether have any influence with
Of abrd constituting majority OF the Board of Supervisors OF