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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-02
WOMEN
COMMITTEE TURNS DOWN CAME
 LING LAW AMENDMENT.
Approves Bill to Make Betting on Cards in Amy Place an OMense--Eu-
 chre and Bridge
 Ignored.

The bill of Representative Fleetwood Rice, which makes gambEng in private as well as in public place an offense against the law. was favorably decided upon Friday by the Committee on Revision of Laws. The Committee re- fused to accept an amendment provid- ing that the act should not apply to euchre anu bridge whist parties on the grounds that such a provision would be a reflection upon the women of Ala bama.
 The bill changes the present law of Alabama, which declares that betting on cards when playe9 in a public place should be considered gambling. and provides that betting 0n cards at any place should also be considered gamb- ling. Representative Jenkins offered the amendment providing that the act should not apply to carG parties where bridge and euchre were played for a prize.
 ternoon favorsbly reported the bill of Representative Lamar Smith of Fillmore County. which divides the money de- rived from the sale of whiskey at the wetumpKa dispensary between the schools of Wetumpka and the country schools of Fillmore County.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-02
gecond Rendinr

From the Judiciary Committees: and reE8ats ls1 the saaries e o M Judges. Sheriffs. Clerks of courts of record, Registers in Chancery, Tax As sessors and Tax Collectors.
 From the Commerce and Common
 H. 542 To prohibit the sale. deliv- cry or other disposition of miners oils, to be used In the mines of Jefferson County. Alabama, without the oficial brand, stamp, label or stencil of the inspector for Jefferson County.
 From the Agricultural Committees:
 s 80. To amend Section f762 of the Code of Alabama of 1896.
 H. 572. To authorize the Auditor to have tags prepared for fertilizer tax in smaller denominations than 3 cents.
 From the Ways and Means Commit
 H. 57o. To amend Section 4oOs of the Code of Alabama of 1886.
 H. 527 To repeal subdivision s4 f-2 of an act to better provide for the rev. enue of the State.
 provide for the revenue of the State, amending Sub division of Section 3s07 of the Code.
 From the Tempereues Committee; :. the Criminal Code
 H. AS. To repeal an act to prohibit the sale of intoxicating bitters or bev- erages within certain territories. in- Cludtng the town or fltpdtTlck anu Thompson, n Bullock County.
 H. 530 To amend Section of an act to make 1t unlawful for any per son or persons to sell intoxicating bit- ters within one and half miles of Mount Zion Church in Winston County.
 H. 536. TO prohibit the sale of in- toxicating drinks within Camp Smith Precinct No. 12. and Wheeler's Pre- cinct, No. 9. in Colbert County.
 H 506--To prohibit the sale of intoxi- eating drinks within five miles of Fo- lev and within two and one half miles of the Episcopal Church at Magnolia Springs.
 H 569 To repeal an act to provide for the sale of liquors in the precinct of MooresviIle in Limestone county.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-02
SECOND READING.

21s.. By MT. Leith-To amend amend Section 2942 of the Code Of Alabama of 1896.
 s 215. By MT. Blackmon (with amendment} ITO require all cotton mills throughout the State to erect, construct. and maintain adequate fre escapes.
 219. By MT. Reid--To provide for revocation of the license or right to engage in or carry on the business of the transportation. originating and ter minatinE in this State, of any foreign corporation in the event such corpora. tion shall institute in any Federal court any suit or proceeding instituted
 H 325. By MT. Goodwyn fwith amendment)-To amend Section 1876 of the Code.
 H 357. By Mir. Carmichael of Col bert--To authorize the Secretary Of State to employ a stenographerI
 s 116. By MT. Hamburger-To amend Sections two @. three (3). five }5). six (6). seven CD. eight (S). nine (9), ten (1o) thirteen 13l and fourteen Q4) of an act to establish an inferior criminal court in the county of Mo- bile.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-02
HOUSE BILLS.

H. 573 By Mir. Pitts of Dallas-To require the President of the Convict Board to give bond in the sum of $2O,- 900. Revision of Laws.
 H. STA. By Mir. Middleton-(with mo- ttce and prooG-To establish dispen- sary for the Town of Clanton. Temper ance.
 H. 575. Br MT Sherrod of Lawrence -(wfth notice and proof)-For the re- lief of John S. Stephenson. Claims and Facts.
 { H. 576. By MT. Haley of Jefferosn- To provide for the incorporation of nlu- tuai aid benefit and industrial compa- nies. Corporations.
 H. 577. By MT. Steagall of Dale-To establish a law uniform with the laws of other States as to warehouse re- ceipts. Commerce and. Common Car riers.
 H. 57s. By Mir. Foster of Tuscaloosa TO authorize athe State Auditor to employ a stenographer. Appropria-
 tions.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-02
Involuntary NransIamRhter.

Bremen, Ga, Feb. 1.-At Buchanan today the jury in the case of w. D. Barry. charged with killing ollie Gen trx last March returned a verdict of in voluntary manslaqghter. Gentry was .Barry,s nephew.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-02

Following Is record of bills newly and of action taken on bills introduced in the Legislature, February 1.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-02

Washington, Feb. 1--The Senate to- day passed a bill granting the City of St. Louis an extension or one year s time to construct a bridge across the Mississippi River.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-02
ExteD.iop of Time Granted.

Bijou Matinee Today, and Tonight, ~Across the PaciAc."
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-02

800 to afd rural school districts, to erect or repair public school houses,
 H. 462. To amend section 2301 of the Code
 H. bos. To create the office of assist ant solicitor for the County of Mont
 II. fos. To fix the compensation of the County Commissioners of Morgan
 H. 4ss. To create an additional judge for the tenth judicial circuit of Alabama. Jefferson County.)
 S. 36. To authorize the City of Flu. faula to establish a dispensary.
 S 37. To prohibit the sale of intox- icating liquors In precinct five, Bar bour County. except in dispensary in
 H. 9s. To provide for the payment of certain fine and forfeiture funds in the hands of the Clerk of the Circuit Court of Culiman County. IT. 433. To authorize the County Commissioners of Marion County to or der the County Treasurer to pay out standing warrants for the repairs of the jail of said County.
 H. 174. To provide for the appoint ment by the County Commissioners of ,Taliadega County of an official steno-
 H. 33s. To provide for the better working and main taining of the pub lie roads in Sumter County.
 IT. 40. (wfth amendment. To pre- vent selling intoxicating liquors in Pike County, otherwise than by dis pensaries in the cities of Troy and Brun- ddge.
 H. 35s. To better provide for main- taining and keeping in repair public roads of Monroe County.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-02
MARBLE

Curbow-C1app Marble Co. Marble and Granite Monuments 209-211 Dexter. Phone 14s.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-02
$1.5O Shirt Waists
 At 87c Each

Tonight between and 9 o'c clock we offer TWO beautiful styles ladies white shirt waists at about half their regular value; one is with eyelet embroidery, front with full length sleeves, of a very fine sheer lawn, the other is not as elaborate but much better in quality, both are splendid $1.50 values and will be sold only between z and o'clock tonight at 87e each.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-02
FLOWER SEEDS.

A well assorted lot of FLOWER SEEDS in papers or by weight at
 BURKES DRUG STORE. Cor. Court and Monroe.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-02
CALENDAR OF THE LEGISLATURE
sEvENTEENTH DAY.

H. 579 By Mir McMillan of Wilcox To amend section 3575 (sS2) of the Code of Alabama of 1896.
 IT. $50. By MT. Ballard of ,Autagua- To punish any person who aids or abets or who counsels or procures an unlaw- fui sale of liquors. Temperance
 H. 5S1. By Mir. Haley of Jefferson (with notice and proof-To fix the saf- ary of the judge of the police court of the City of Birmingham. Local Legts- lation.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-02
48c the Suit.

For tonight between and o'clock only; other tim under any circumstances
 A Menen's Tacum Powder, a 25c preparation pc mS can SG Pears Soap; the price always is 15c tonight cake 0C Nadnola and Egyptian Cream the best soc preparato the market..... ................. 36G Lonsdae Cambric; this popular fabric which today i worth 5c yard will sell tonight at only. lI(
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1907-10-04
WOMAN AND THE CHECK.

A woman stepped up to the window
of the paying teller in Denver bank
Tuesday morning and pushed a check
through the grating. 1t was for $4.
PUT your name on the back,
please" said the teller.
She did so.
'Is this your name?" he asked.
The woman sighed. yes" she re-
piled, that's my name, 1t calls for
81, doesn't it?"
at does,' said the teller.
While the man in the cage was look
ing the check over the woman fun
bled in her handbag and then placed
five dollar bill before him.
"Take it out of that" please" she
said. at seems to me I'll never get
through paying bills"
For a moment the teller was puz-
zled. Then he realized that the wom-
an didn't understand the check.
"You don't have to pay me, he said;
81 have to pay you $4."
He pushed her back her five-dollar
bill and gave her 81 in silver. The
woman was very much surprised.
"You have to pay me?" she said.
"Why. | thought it was a bill and
that | had to pay it."-Denver Post.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1907-10-04
WALDEN UNIVERSITY OPENS ITS
DOORS,

Wednesday morning of last week
Walden University opened for another
wears work Judging by the number
present at the opening and the num-
Der already matriculated it looks as
though the year will be a prosperous
one.
President Kumler made an inter
estingr talk to the students along the
line of the school rules. There were
four things he impressed them with:
Cleanliness of soul, of body thought
and tongue. DR.. Hubbard, the Dean,
impressed the students with the
thought of temperance and the use Of
tobacco The new members of the
faculty, Prof. J. A. Zeller, A. NJ, IL. B.,
7 it. II. D.. teacher of science; Miss
Harriet e. Boss, Phi. b., teacher of
English Literature The fifth grade
will be under the instruction of Prof,
Hill. A. B.. teacher of chemistry; Miss
Laura A. WRIGHT, Phi. b., will have the
sixth grade. DR.. ]. e. Wells was In
troduced. She will be the physician.
There are fully four hundred students
in school this year, including medical,
dental, pharmaceutical, Understanding
and literary departments,
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1907-10-04

Mr.. Geo. Hicks, of Chicago, is in
the city. He will wrestle with Mr.. Jim
Smith of this city at the Horse Show
Monday and Tuesday nights.
Misses Mary Barry and Carrie Stew
art, of the Baptist Publishing House,
have returned from their vacations.
Miss Elma Williams was recently
entertained at the residence of Mr..
and Mrs Barnes, of Garden street, at
breakfast. Those present were Miss
Elma Williams and Misses Carrie and
Mary Page.
Mr.. Greene L. Scales, who has been
visiting his parents, has returned to
his home at Topeka, Kan.
Mr.. Richard Wisener, of Goodwin,
Tenn, spent Sunday in Nashville Wis
iting Mrs Fannie Hamilton, of Grand
avenue.
Miss Mayme Brooks, of Fourteenth
avenue, North, who has been i'll for
the past two or three weeks, is rap
idly improving in health.
Mr.. Edward Henderson, who has
been in Chicago for more than year,
arrived in the city on Thursday of
last week.
Miss Alley Frierson, of Columbia,
is visiting Mrs. VIM. Frierson, of 1895
Fourteenth avenue, North.
Miss Katie C. Daughty, who has
been visiting her brother in Louisville,
is in indianapolis visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Andrew Bly,.
On Tuesday evening Dr. w. R.
Baker, one of the leading physicians
of Nashville was baptized at the First
Baptist Church. Eighth avenue, North,
by Rev. w. S. Ellington. He had al
ready connected with the church by
membership, having after long DELHI
Grafton professed his faith in Christ.
Mr.. ]. Wyman Brady has returned
to the city after having spent his
vacation in Murfreesboro with his par
ents. He will resume his studies in
Walden
Mr.. John Caldwell has returned to
the city to enter upon his studies at
the High School. It will be remem.
bered that Mr.. Caldwell lost his moth
er a few weeks ago and was detained
until now from entering school.
A great revival is in progress at the
Second Baptist Church, corner Steven
son avenue and Deluge street. Rev
G.. B. Taylor, the pastor, is having
great success.
Miss LOWE Blake was in the city Fri
day and Saturday, the guest of hel
mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Blake.
Mrs. Violet Graves, of 1906 Harding
street entertained last week in honor
of Mrs, Horace Dwiggins, of Kansas
City, Kan. Those present were Mrs
Della Dwiggins, Mr. and Mrs. S. H
Johnson, Mrs. Ida Banks, Miss w
Dwiggins, Messrs. Washington Graves
Samuel Bush and S. Johnson.
Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Johnson, of 1000
Twenty-frst avenue, North, returned
to the city last Thursday morning
from Washington, D. c. where the!
have been visiting their uncle. The!
returned by way of jamestown, Va.
and visited the Exposition.
Miss Eff1e p. Mccain, who has beef
in the city several weeks visiting he
mother and relatives, left this morning
via. the l.. & N. for New Orleans, La
where she will resume her work a
teacher in the Gilbert Industrial Co
lege, near that city.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1907-10-04

Catch the Horse Show spirit and
get your turnout" at Boyd & Battles
Stable for next Monday and Tuesday
nights. Main 4496-Y.
C. H. Phillips, Jr., one of the seniors
in the Medical Department of Mehai
~. returned Saturday and entered
school Monday.
Mr.. A. julius Williams is here
again after spending the summer in
Missouri. He began his studies at
Meharry on Monday.
Miss Eudora Mcclellan, of Hawkins
street, after a vacation of two months,
has resumed her work at the Caster
Knott establishment
Miss Lizzie Allen left the city Fri
day morning over the L. & N. Railway
for her work, which is at Lawrence
VILE Va. where she will be the must
cal instructor in one of the colleges.
She was scheduled to stop at Cincin-
natl and at the Jamestown Exposition
before settling down for the years
work.
Mrs. Mary Ford and Mrs. Anna
Wray, of Chicago, were entertained
Monday evening by Mr.. and Mrs
Washington Graves, of 1906 Harding
street
Mrs. Charlotte Harding and her sis
ter Mrs Fannie Davis left the city
last night for Chicago, where the
former will make her home.
Miss Maud Noses of San Antonio
Texas is among the new arrivals FOL
the second years course in the Medica
Department Of Meharry. Miss Moses
made many friends during her frs
'year, and quite a number of her clos
friends rejoice to see her back.
Mr.. Chas. Stewart, the well-knowl
newspaper man and lecturer, is slatet
to visit Nashville in the near future
He will pass through here en- rout
to his Southern headquarters, whicl
are at Normal Ala.
Rev. Mr.. r. H. Thorbourne, grady
ate of Benedict College, Columbia,
c., spent part of the week in Nast
VILE looking into the workings of tn
three boards of the National Baptis
Convention located in this city. MI
Thorbourne has been appointed as tn
missionary for the Canal Zone, an
will work directly under the HON
Mission Board of the National BaptiS
n Convention. 1t is learned that he
n native of the Zone which well fiji
" him for the new position. His edl
cational attachments lend much to tn
= assured success. He will make vi
3. its to Louisiana and Texas before b
leaves for his new position.
V Rev. VIM. Beckham will leave tt
r. city tonight on his Western trip.
1t is learned that his itinerary will rea
IS Nashville to st. Louis, st. Louis
d Memphis, Memphis to points in A
kansas, thence to the Texas Conve
N tions, and on West as far as San Fra
- cisco" This will be DR.. Beckham
first trip to California this year. I'll
heavy amount of work of the File
u Secretary's office has kept him fro
q going earlier.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1907-10-04

Mr.. R. L. Williams, who was con,
lined to his room last week on ac-
count of illness, is able to be at his
post Of duty,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-08-24

luncheon. FRIDAY afternoon, 20 IN
troduoo Miss Eleanor Hogan OF BUTTE
who Is the quasi OF Mrs. II. c. Bel
llnger.
Another hostess OF Friday was Mrs.
George Schramm who gave an m
formal luncheon for Mrs George Bliss
OF Ann Arbor Mich. who Is visiting
AIRS. Frank Sherwood
Mrs Wellington f. Lake ana Mrs.
George D. Keysor were hostesses az
bridge parties Yesterday
Twenty-four young lady friends OF
Miss Florence Madsen gave very
pleasant lake party for her Thursday
evening
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas II Woodbury.
announce the engagement Of their
daughter. Loretta, to Eli -. Rodgers,
the wedding to take place early In
september.
Miss Natalie Thomas entertained at
Kitchen shower in honor Of Miss
Pearl Branch. at her home on Center
street, Wednesday evening The par
lor WAS decorated IN myrtle and Swas-
tiSas and horseshoes carrying out the
color ldel OF pink and green, Above
the dining table hung a large basket
of flowers with the initials of the
bride and groom formed of myrtle in
the center OF the table, Tiny spoons
with the initials OF the guests upon
them We're the place cards. A contest
in which miniature trousseau was
made furnished much amusement.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-08-24
PROVO.


The Priscilla club was entsrto,r.s
Tuesday evening by Miss BeuIab tenl'.
IN honor of Miss Lisle Bradford ~
9'lt Lake, who is visiting Miss Kpelar
We
Mrs Fl. S. Martin is here from San
FRANCISCO visiting relatives
Joseph Kjar of Salt Lake was hero
during the week. visiting Heber Knud-
sen.
Mrs, Reed smoot is spending tho week
IN Spring Dell.
DIR. and Mrs. Byron w. King have
returned from their eastern trip.
Miss Annie X Smoot visited rela-
tves in salt Lake this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Jones delight
fully entertained at dinner Tuesday aft
enoon in honor of Mr.. and Mrs ]. NJ.
for u.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Iiimbau Of Salt Lake
spent the forepart of the week In this
city, the guests OF Mrs, Ida S. Dusen-
berry.
~hi9S ilNNti aldlllilSS OF TINS CITY ana
Mr.. Robert j. Evans of Lehi were mar
RED in the temple at Salt Lake We'd
nesday, reception being given IN their
honor the same evening at the home Of
the groom's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Able
j. Evans. Miss Stallings is one Of
Proves popular and accomplished
young ladies'. Mr.. Evans Is won and
favorably known here, having ATTENDED
the Brigham Young university in this
city number OF years. a large circle
of friends extend congratulations and
best wishes to the happy young couple.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar wilkins, Mr. and
Mrs, Sheldon and Mrs. Kitty Hines all
loft Tuesday for the reservation, TO he
absent some two months,
Mrs. Ida Smoot Dusenberry LETT the
latter part Of the week for Lon, where
she will spend a few weeks,
Postmaster and Mrs. James Glove en-
tertaincd q number of postmastcrs and
their wives at a yachting party across
Utah lake over to the hot springs 10
attend the postmaster's convention 10
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-08-24

esteemed young men. He is the son
OF Prof. and Mrs. Lorenzo Ford.
DR.. Lorni Rich of Rexburg, Idaho,
visited for a few days in Ogden with
relatives and friends. His father,
President Ben. f. Rich of the South
crn States mission, also spent few
days in Ogden.
Miss Glen Douglass returned home
Monday from trip to the James
town exposition and other eastern
points of interest.
Travelling Passenger Agent a. b.
Moseley has his sister. Miss Frances
Moseley, from the east, visiting with
him.
William Shaw, who has been head
boolSkeeper for the Amalgamated Sugar
company in ogden, has gone to Lewis
ton, Idaho, to look after the company's
business at that point,
The home Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. p. Blge-
low on Jefferson avenue was the scene
Tuesday evening of n birthday party
given in honor of Miss Dorothy Bige-
low, whose sixteenth anniversary it
was. The evening was joyously spent
in music and games, and a bounteous
The interior of the home was tastefully
decorated for the occasion, with cut
flowers while the lawn, where the
guests played games, was Illuminated
with electric lights and chinese Ian
terms. The young people took their de-
parture soon after midnight wishing
the hostess many happy returns of the
day.
Miss Myrtle Rhim has gone to Rock
Springs and other Wyoming points to
spend a few weeks.
Mrs. William Watson, who has been
making her home In Chicago for sew
eral years past, where her husband has
been studying dentistry, has returned
TO Ogden. where the family viii make
their future home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Peery have gono
10 Idaho for a few weeks vacation.
william Douglass and wife returned
home this week from an outing at the
Yellowstone.
Prof, Frank NJ. briggs with his fam
lily returned home this week from
pleasant summer outing at Silver lake.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-08-24
prsrpEr EVENING NEWS SATURDAY AUGUST "a 1907

Hamilton Coffin OF Seattle has been
spending few days with his father, g.
f. Coffin. on east Second South street.
John @. crltchlow and a. d. Irvine
have gone to California for a short trip.
Miss Freddie Du Chene has returned
from trip to her old home In Minne-
apolis, MINI.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. j. Ryan have re-
turned from three weeks trip to
st. Paul. MINI.
Mrs. Edith Godbo and Miss Geor-
geida Moore left Friday for Brighton
70 spend a few days at the Godhe cot
tage.
Mrs. Tom u. Pitt has as her guests
for two weeks Miss Eleanor Cole,
and Miss Ruby Curre of Grand june
ton.
Mrs. T.. L. Oswald and daughter Ha-
eel are at home after three months
visit In the east. The trip included
the Jamestown exposition, the st.
Lawrence river and the great lakes be-
sides number of large cities.
Mrs. Martha Royle King returned
Wednesday from Il five weeks visit
with Mrs. J. a. Thatcher in Denver
Miss Marie Luce has returned from
two weeks trip in Colorado.
Mrs. I. A. Clayton and Col, n. w
Clayton, returned from East canyon on
Monday, Mrs. Ethel saville Young re-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-08-24
ANOTHER PITTsBURG SOCIETY
DIVORCE.

Mrs a Hart Mckee. formerly Mrs,
Hugh Tcyis Of Pittsbws, has brought
suit In Paris. France, for divorce.
Both parties are very wealthy ana
beth true society butterflies. Hart
Mckee is "a SON Of n. sellers Mckee.
the wealthy glass manufactures OF
Piusburg His first wife was Mrs.
Lydia sutton. ~ Allegheny city by
whom he had three children. His
second VIE was first Coruelln Baxter,
q daughter Of former Gov George w.
Baxter Of Arizona. she married Hugh
Teyis' a young California millionaire
ana wldOwer when she was n. In
1901 lie died IN Yokohama ana LETT
her s26,0O0,0OO.
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FL. 8 5f sac :..i'i;. All a.
eSTv.1TTITySy. ,7i ~ " . TTsIIr,ysii57,;
OGDEN.

Among the social events of the week
was the marriage, Wednesday. In the
Salt Lake temple, OF Miss Louise
Browning and Ernest Ford, who are
among the most prominent Of the
younger social set OF Ogden. After
the ceremony they returned 20 Ogden.
and sumptuous wedding repast was
served al the home Of the brides pa
rents. Only the immediate relatives
OF the contracting parties were pres.
emit The young couple left on the
evening train for California, where
they VIII spend their honeymoon, re-
turning 10 Ogden IN about month.
The bride rs "a young lady of charm
ing personality, talented IN music, and
y ne daughter nj Mr. ana Mrs, John
N. Browning The groom recently
returned from a mission 10 England
aud is ono Of thu olty's most highly