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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-01

chairan of the international schciarsni. Committee of tho General Fedcration of women's Clubs.
 MORRIs-sTEwART.
 Mir. and Mrs. w. R. stewart an- nounce the marriage of their daughter Emmie. to Mir Hilton Lucene Morris, which took place Wednesday evening oct. 30, at their home on Holcomo Street, Rev Neal L. Anderson onciat- ing. Mir. and Mrs. Morris are at home with his mother at her home, l4o Hol- combe street.
 strndwiclk-EIlsberry.
 The following invitation has been received by friends in Montgomery: MT. and Mrs, Laban Andrew George request the honor of your pres 4 ence at the marriage ceremony of their daughter, Mary George Elisber- ry, and Mir James Webb Strudwick, Tuesday. Nov. i2. at their home. De- mopolis, Ala
 The Tintagil will meet Monday af- ternoon at I o'clock with Miss Rebec- ca Pollard.
 Miss Georgia Wood. of Louisville. Is the guest of Miss Kate Davidson, at the home of her parents, Mir. and Mrs. II. C. Davidson. on coRrt Street.
 Miss Lucille Aairston, of Brewton, is the attractive guest of Mir. and Mrs. Herbert Coleman at thNir home, Rose dale, on the Pickett Springs Road. Mir. and> Mrs. Robert Thomas Rob erts, of Clayton, have issued invita- tons to the marriage of their daugh- ter, Miss Bessie Roberts, to MT. John Hill Peach, of Sheffield, the marriage to take place on Friday evening. Nov. Is. at s o'clock. at Grace Episcopal church, Clayton. Mir Peach Is city at torney of Sheffield.
 Mir. Royal Sanders. of Greenville. 5. C., is the guest of his relatives. Mrs. Emma Herbert and Mrs. Mary Dillard, at their homes on Virginia Avenue.
 .-- +
 Mrs. Stewart Mcqueen has returned home. after spending the summer in Mississippi
 MT. H. H. Shields and little daugh- ter. Edith, of Evergreen. are visiting Mrs. w. J. Reynolds, Jr, at her home, 5o6 Jefferson street.
 Mrs. s. j. Helton and daughter. Pearle, of Pollard are visiting Mrs' A. Seymour and Mrs. J. II. Mccall. Mrs. c. W. Simmons has gone to Atlanta to spend some time.
 -
 Mrs. JR. Woodall and little son, Ry- all, of Troy. are the guests of Mrs. Lou McManus at her home on Adams Avenue.
  Mir. and Mrs. E. L. Halsey have re- turned to their home in Tuscumbia after a pleasant weeks visit to Hon. and Mrs. Frank N. Julian at their home, 723 Monroe Street.
 Misses Lill and Belle Sellers of Fort Deposit are visiting their sister. Mrs E. A. Woodruff. at her home, on Ferry Street.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-01

max of Toms ''we do not love ones perfections. Becky, but ones self. causes q sigh which Is far more sincere than the enthusiasm of hand clap
 MT. Fitch has ever sought io olaW moral little matter how frivolous ms theme or his manner of sustaining it. In "The Truth" the lesson is to snow inc danger of indiscriminate and con tinuoua fibbing. Becky Warder finds early fin life that fib will often smooth out a rough place better than the fuses to be party to It, sNihs serious results threaten when her husband commences to suspect her ana finally catches her in 8 series of fa- bvicattonS.
 An tinnocent irritation with anotlier man is made more serious by the de- ception practiced, until Beelsy's hug band leaves her only to he deceived into returning. The deception in the last instance, however, is practiced py her fathsr, and Becky, penitent. re- changes of emotions during some of strength to her pleadings for forgive ness and promising to fight hard against the habit.
 Zelda Sears, who created the role of Mrs. Crespigny, received what Mont gomery audiences eeldom sive--a spon taneous applause during the progress of a scene. Her delineation of the
 
 icient to remind nearly every enc who saw her of some earlier day and some one with whom she could be compared.
 William Ccurtenay was clever, hand some and fully up to the demands Of the part of Tom Warder. In the dis ruption scene with Betty he exhibited much dramatic strength. His rapid thoroughly competent one. Certain of the very trying scenes were so natural ly toned and so perfectly acted as to win the high commendGtion of one more audience.
 The performance in the main is a the players indulged in occasional over acting, Mrs. Sothern speaking the lines of Eve in a way which often smacks of affectation, and John Emerson, as Ste- phen Roland the father of Becky, fre- quently playing for points" more than the best standards of supposedly high comedy approve.
 edys approve.
 Frank Patten, ss Fred Linden, the gentIemanly villain, is slightly too ob- vious in his characterization. Exhu- berance in a viilainous character, ale though 8 gentlemanly one, is better effective in real life than on the stage. MT. Patten smiles often.
 Pick ering Brown adds to the air of an aristocratic household and carries no sign that lie is "an actor"
 "The Tourists will be the attraction at the Montgomery Theatre Friday night.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-01
TOPICS THAT WILL BE OF
 INTEREST TO FEMIlNllNITY.

great moving public in the city parts with It's one-cent pieces makes tho in- terest of the dealers centre in the evo- lution of the penny purchases. rhcir scope will be vastly extended.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-01
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

chairan of the international schciarshis of the General Federation of Women's Clubs.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-01

ping and rolling until all has been cleaned. Then rinse it thoroughly. This is very good way to avoid those troublesome knots.
 
 When the mating has faded or be- come worn. 1t can be restored to new and interesting 1ife or nsefulaeas by painting first with regular foof paint and then varnishing after the paint 1iaK' thoroughly dried. When rugs gre used over tho mating. the mattina can be painted any desired color. It makes e beautiful background for the use.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-01
Good Program at Majestic.

A variety of entertainment seldom seen in a vaudeville house has been furnished this week by the manage ment of the Majestic Theatre, the new Commerce Street playhouse.
 The management has given the peo- pie of Montgomery and the numerous visitors a clever dancing set by two unusually attractive and graceful wo- men. high class acrobatic act, a sing CT whose equal is rarely heard in cities of this class. an orch estra that has much to boast of and moving pictures that are above the ordinary.
 The first act is the Kauffman sisters. a remarkably clean dancing act. while the second Is put on by the Aherns, a team the male members of which performs feats of strength that elicit prolonged applause. The .hird nunlp CT Is Mime. Maconocni. the soloist with the Ricci band. Her voice is heard TO much better advantage tn the enclosed theatre than in the open air and she has been compelled 10 respond to re- peated encores.
 Altogether the performance is thor oughly pleasing.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-01
some HourehoId HIntn.

There are few professional carpet cleaners who take enough care of the rugs to get them thoroughly clean. thorough beating and brushing. and perhaps a quick dry cIeaning, Is all that is considered necessary. A good Turkish. Persian rug or the best kind of domestic rugs can easily be cleaned at home in this way: Beat and brush the rugs thoroughly first. Get a soft brush and good soap, not laundry
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-01
HELD FOR ASSAULT.
CRbman Attempts To 'strangIe Woma
 Passenger in Hts Cnb.

Buffalo. N Y. Oct S1-Thomas Mill burn. a cabman. was arrested tonight charged with assault He attempted to strangle Mrs. Ethel Dolan, passenger in his cab, the police say.
 For week the police have been searching for the murderer of Daisy Stauch. who was strangled tc death in a hotel They are holding Mllburn, pending an investigation.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-01

great moving puDlfc Tn the city parts with It's one-cent pieces makes tho in- lution of the penny purchases. rhcir scope will be vastly extended.
 smart Thing to Look Qmcer.
 1t strikes me with new wonder. ev- cry time I visit New Fork. writes an investigating woman. to sec the docile way in which the women submit to the dictates of tailors, dressrnakers. hairdressers. shoemakers and miiiiners. who this year seem to be imbued with the notion that woman Is figure of fun and fancy.
 The smart thing this season is to look queer. Immense. fantastic hats. long cloaks. short skirts. to the anklea at least. and often several inches high CT. showing phenomenally high heeied shoes and conspicuous hosiery, mark the woman who aspires to look up-to- date.
 The composure and evident satisfac- tion she shows in her get-up is one of the most interesting things about her. She no longer needs grace, beauty or dignity in her attire. but seems to aim large and her skirts so short that she stimulates the outlines of an umbrella tree. The Jnpsuese Woman is self-Support-
 ing.
 "The Rise of the Japanese Woman" by
 Henry George, Jr.. in The Circle
 for october.
 Tn the Government cigar and cigar cite factories of Japan are thousands of girls whose fingers move with speed that tires the eye to follow. Ev- cry such factory has it's champion op- erative. Generally she Is young, and often pretty. conscious. and fiattered by attentions. She Is kind of local Car men. She earns. perhaps, as much as 50 cents day. This is extraordinarily high pay.
 Or, observe the women who pole the heavy barges through the canals; or those who in company with men, coal the ships at Rope and Nagasaki, car- rying the mineral on their backs; or those who drag heavily laden vehicles through the narrow streets of the oth- CT cities; or those who mix mortar and carry bricks in building operations; or those who, their babies toddling about nearby. all day long to the rhythm of their own cries and songs, sway on ropes of pile-driving ma- chinery.
 Then there are the women above these in the hierarchy of employment .--those who tend store: who serve as clerks and can and do keep accounts; those who are in the Government de- partments especially in the department of communications, embracing tele- rraphs. railroads and telephones. The telephone girl is an important institu- tion even in Japan.
 Moreover, women have made their appearance and are more than holding ther own in printing offices and also on newspapers; while the fame of the yananese trained nurse spread over the world during the recent war. Women are even now appearing on the stage with distinction. The most notable are Madam Kumehachi and Madam Sada Yalko. The latter made a success in Paris. She is now to be seen in turn in the larger cities of Japan m modern pIavs. after the European type.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-01

soap. but a Castlie or one of the white soaps. Use plenty of soap on the brush and very little water. ScruD small space of the rug and then dry it quick ly with & clean cloth. A very small area should be done at a time. as soap should be left In the rug. In this way. al the original coiors can be restored.
 r
 To clean a clothes line, first roll it in a ball, then take scrub brush, soap a nd water. and scrub the outside of the ball; roll up that which as been scrub
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-01

4 man is never too old to learn what Q little widow can teach him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-27
DIRECT PRIMARY
BILL DISCUSSED

OLYMPIA Feb 81. AT an ex@eu.
tive session last might The senate
committee on privileges ard sisc-
lions took 40 ghs direct primary bili
Several minor amendments we're
made and TIE measure aiil be tim
iah~d - a meeting ipulKitf.
TIE atats banktn9 hitl has PASSED
the houae. The ehtsf amendment
proposed ana adopted was that
which requires private banking con-
Germs 60 specify the fact that they
ar private banks beth on their siEua
and stationery.
A. the bni now stands. fhaas for
eign banks sircsay operating In the
state may soniinus andsf IRE stat
utna
The amendment adopted last
week. that ths state bans examiner
need not necessarily have had five
years 81 sap~Ftsnos in arttve hank.
tng prior 70 his appointment. and
Proposed by Speaker raieenes
stands
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-27
PROVING AL|B|
FOR ADAMS

WALLACE IDAHO. Feb af=
The attorneys for steve Adams WIN
Tits afternoon close their side III
tho case aud biz by hit they have
proven an allhl for their client AZ
firat an inttmation was given as TO
their procedure aud yesterday att
cfnoon they began. and following
the Testimony M today showed that
az the time OF the trouble between
the claim jumpers and the settlers,
when Fred Tyler Was killed. Steve
Adams VAS Ia Spokane.
The various witnesses are telling
the story Of the early days OF the
Marble Greek region and the trialF
~ the settlers with the Jumpers
Adams movements are being trae
Cd for several years aud the De
tense Is finally establishing tho
theory that he waH hundreds of
miles away from the spot where
Fred Tyler Was murdered
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-27
PLOT ON GRAND DUKES
LIFE is DISCOVERED

A guard patroilIng the track near
the station nj the 81 Petersburg
end OF The line caught man
dresned no workman Ia the act OF
placing a wooden boz In the mlhdi.
OF the track AZ n point goo yards
from the imperial pavilion.
Aided b. the darkness the plottsr
fled and escaped "a the cab OF an
aeeompllce who was waiting nearby
and drove away The bon ON inc
track was found 20 contain an IN
fernal machine Of enormous power
loaded with dynamite The mech.
anism was designed 10 cause an
oxpiosion from the vibration OF the
train na Il passed. 49,.
The guard communicated WIN
the railroad officials. Who nignalep
the train aud succeeded Ia stopping
il before IL reached the machine
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-27
MINERS DECIDE FOR
HIGHER WAGES
tserlsps TsIsoraph ser.lss.l

BUTTE. Mont, Feb. Ably a
vote Of s.sas In favor 10 i.o6S
against the Battle Miners union
have decided that after May the
waxe sraie shall be Increased from
sis 20 a. per day. Many miners
lid not vote.
The miners u Butte viii con
time Ia operation. n1t~ithstandluE
the demand. bat development WORK
in al af the AInalEamRfcd proper
ties WfIi cease Officers ~ the
union are efuphatlc. however. thai
there wlli he no strike.
Two Thousand minorH were dis
charged to-day from the AtaaiEa
mated mines. The Butte Coalition
and the Mort Butte companies. sub
sidlary companies. viii follow the
action Of the AmAlsamaled com
pauy. a. also Win the CLARK prop
eFties
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-27
PRISONERS PAR0lED

OLYMPIA. Feh. aT-Gov. Mead
has granted paroles 10 Z H. West.
I'd Garrriiy and Henry James
Nichols
West was sentenced On Pierce
county. necembsr -. 1904. 10 seven
years. sur burglary
Oarrrffy was sentenced In Pierce
county. January S. 1888. 20 fourteen
Yeara In the prniientiary. for aa.
aauit 90 commit murder.
Nichols. sentenced in Spokane
county. January 10. 1905. 20 five
sears In The penlteatiary for burg
larry.
Oriental Billiard and Pool Par
iors. ifig Third ar.. have eight nsw
tables and the only 5xio pool table
Ia Seattle. A place for gentlemen
sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-27
BUILD HOUSE OF
SUI TAN'S BONES

en.a and this time by Haisuii. ths
brlgnnd leader The follow INF mes
aasr has been sent to the sultan
"airi propose 70 febuiia my
house az zlnst with bones % you
aud your followers who destroyed
H."
Raisuii a. strongly entfenched and
IL well supplied with men an'
money.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-27

Aoeattts othFs GeetuetNs 1SfNhNal
NEW YORK. Feb. s7--Checked
taffetas Sill be the summer silk 20
be fashioned into trucks Tor coat
leaa daya Brown and white vii
Be favnrite In the checked fruckr,
a pretty pattern helng where the
manufacturer has used an ecru
Eround with dark brown lines de
linlng the squares
From such n material dainty
morning. gown II made The skirt
Il tucked into the belt aud the front
panel ends upon the epssaFe With
q unique tab which II decorated
with a button This panel 10 out.
tined with dark brown aiik. and
the same fabric II used IN the hre-
telles and shoulder arrangement
The collar and dicky are Of EN-
broiaercd hatiste The latter u
eeru worked With brown while the
waistcoat aud nndernieevua are 81
Mcchiin lace Through tbs menhcs
of the LACE. which forms the waist
coat. Is drAwn a scarf uf narrow
brown velvet
With The exrrption q 4 haEe am.
her buckle the hat T. OF brown II
IL vide bfimmed. made Of erin and
has a long plume abont It's crown.
~tlh a lighter toned ribbon AZ ita
uplnrned side
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-27
FAvoRs TRAINING snip.

capisln KenseY. president o. the
Masters aud Pilots association.
ain al once tske steps In an effort
20 secure a nautical tralning ship
for the state Of Washington This
ship wiil ba far the pnEpoae of
training young boys for capable
masters aRd pilots,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-27

Then the stock Is assigned Say
.1xt ske corporation Is capitalized
q e2.0oo 500 The promoter has
srsscrfbed for this stock. turning
d the worthless claim as the equlv'
deaf o. s.. 90a. s00 He donates.
AZ Toe Doc shares. Of the alleged
ar value o. 81 a share % the
sospector. lie then donates 10
ksmsslf ! 500. a0a shares for his ar-
ssons services Of Incorporating and
,romctlng the company. lie sets
aside 500 na9 shanes Of treasury
nock. frcm the proceeds ~ which
~ Announces Re viii develop the
yuparfy
Ths public t. generously taken IN
"a the ground floar AZ from 70
y cents per share.
n has been taken IN On this
basis a large number OF times.
The promoter bogzsfs the price Of
usasnry stock - high as possible
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-27

dock aud laying u miles Of trac kaEe
10 handle the output Of the North
western Portland Cement cnuipanYs
plant at Kendall This nEre"fnrnt
was made last night between San
Francisco capitalists and the rail-
foah offlrlaia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-27

Builders and owners should call
en- Geo. w. WOodhouao Co. liz
University 49,. for prices on hard
ware before purchasing They have
a cheap rent md small expenses
and sell accordingly. They also DO
house heating. tin and sheet iron
work A call may save you money.
sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-27

WASHINGTON. u C.. Feb ~
The sundrY civil bin passed the
senate yesterday afternoon. The
measure carries total ~ via.
6fS.Sgt. A provision Was ADDED
for revenns cutter for Puget
aound. az a cost OF tiss.000
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-27
DIED FROM EFFECTS
OF BLOW ON HEAD

EVERETT. Feb 81 "a young
man named Ilorland died AT mid
night from the sffecta OF what the
police say waa blow over the
bead with a billiard cue. which he
received Ia a quarrel wish another
young fellow several days ago No
formal complaint was made 10 the
police NJ the time and they did not
take any action.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-27
sGNsArloNAL ATTEMPT TO
KILL ROYAL PARTY ny
BLOWING TRAIN orr TRACK
WITH INTERNAL MACHINE.

ST. PETERSBURG. Feb q a
Sensational account of the fellins
af another plot on the life OF
Grind Duke Nicholas Rieholaie.
With. president OF the council OF
national defense. and second cousin
Of Emperor Nicholas, was published
tlth morning In the Move Nfemya
The plot IL said 90 have been dis
eoNared shortly before o'clock
Iast night, the time scheduled for
tho arrival here 81 the imperial
train bringing the grand duke from
'faarekoe-Selo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-27

PORT TOWNSEND. Feb. IT.
sheriff Macomber has been noti-
fled BY Governor Mead Of the
granting OF a conditional pardon
for W. IL Smith. convicted
of forgery. and sentenced 10 serve
QUE year In the state prison two
weaks ago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-27

the guards aud still refuse % sign
paper releasing their employers
from liability IN case of accident,
10 the lBnbefmen desire the Law
repealed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-27
Change. AZ sremsrtan.

WASHINGTON. d. G. Fob. III
Chief Carpenter G T.. Hand has
been ordered detached from the
navy yard. Puget sound. and a.
aligned To the cruiser Cleveland.
Chief Carpenter v ~ Prrbic 10 az.
signed to duty Al Rfvmsrton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-27
TELEGRAPH BRIEFS
tserlpps Tslsarsph ssr~isa1
Captain Guilty Of Murder.

ASTORIA. Ore. Feb. 27,--The
grand jury has returned a true bill
against Captain G. n Forest. for
merry master Of the schooner Annie
Larsen. charging him with the
murder, on December II. % George
Fiaher, IL the nchnonar'n crew.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-27
chlIdren's Eyes

Should receive careful attention. We
make a speciality of correcting chill
sfrrn'a eye trouble. Charges VERY
moderate. SchBchard Optical COM
pany. 1907 Second ave. 80.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-27
oprNlNe AaT SCHOOL

rrrch an. Instructions IN drawing
and painting Fer terms. Apply 20
q n. Pfianx. f7s ballard ave. Bal
xrh go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-27
COLLEGE PROFESSOR
SHOOTS HIMSELF

PiTrSnuRd. Feb. ff.-rsof T.
". Taylor. ehsfuisfry teacher az the
Carnegie technical scheoi. committed
suirite today ~ shooting himself
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-27

Tide1nud ownership assures for
old aRe. security aud happiness X
Cooper Willis. 40 cplmHn iildE. -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-27
WILL SPEND
ONE MILLION

tsssr Special Servies.l
nELLtNuHAM. Wash, Feb. I'll
Tbe nelilnham Hay q British Co
ianibla railroad VIII az once spend
i.eoo 600 improving isH terminal
property BY building q new ocean
The Washington FIre Insurance
Company recently wrote a iine ON
peansYlsanias new thirteen million
dollar State Capitol .ss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-27

unloada His stock.
Meanwhile the promoter quietly
unloaaa as much aa possible IT his
million and a hall shares at ffom
s "a 10 cents per share. OF ans
price he ear command ~ the Hsme
time euraiag the brokers ihf selling
stock under the prico which the
company has arbitrarily fixed for
treasury stock
When the company becomes
morlhund the promoter q the only
cne Who has Norknd paying lead.
tie has spent little money lie has
cleaned un all the proceeds from
che sale Of the stock. which ceAt
him nothing
The treasury stock unloaded on
the public il worthless
Not ali Washington corporations
have operated GA this haaia This
e. not the method followed hy close
corporations Il Il the method fol
lewed hy many Of the companies
whose worthless certificates are
sgili ia the hands 81 the poor peo
pie 81 tAla aad other cities
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-27
TO REPEAL knor.ouARp LAW.


OLYMPIA. Feb. 27.-The senate
committee on commerce and nianu'
faetures introduced BIN to repeal
tho Law Of 1895. providing for
guards 10 protect knoisawyers. u
is stated that sawsefs refuse 10 use
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-27

Following Is the list Of stocks
offered for $500 by the victim.
above referred 20. most Of which
have no sale on the market TODAY
Name OF Number Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-27

.,ssrE saArrlelrE WOULD
sslL MINING STOCKS WHICH
eosr AIM $4,000 IN Joa LOT
soa ssco-soW HE WAS
SruNo.-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-27

There ouEh, TO be a tea and cof-
fee class for girls IN every school
achiiiinE'H Best