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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-07
National Rihe Board :.

The annual meeting of the National Board for the Promotion of Rihe Prac- tice, which will take place in Washing ton, January 27, promises to be an event of much interest to the rlne world. Two of the important matters to come before the Board are the time and place for the next national match and the weapon which shall be used in the national team match and the na- tional individual match. The militia has not yet been armed with the new rihe-"Model of 1903" as 1t Is techni- cally known-but arrangements are progressing to that end, and 1t Is hoped by the time spring range practice sets In, the militia will have laid aside the Krag for the New Springfield"
 Naturally. there is room for discus sion of this interesting point The army has had the new Springfield for some time. Indeed. 1t was prepared to use If In the national matches last year, but was compelled to use the Krag be- cause the militia had nothing else. The prime object of the national match Is to enable the regular and the citizen soldiery to meet on equal footing, and under uniform conditions. Therefore the arms and ammunition must be identical, and so the army laid aside It's new gun and shot with the Krag
 BlIt as the army mas udd tir iiCN Springfield for some time, and the Ma tionaI Guard will not get It until spring. there may be some question as to whether the militia will be able tt secure a satisfactory amount of prac tice before the national match. It l' thought, however, this objection can bt overcome, and 1t is highly probable th' new Springfield will be issued.
 While the place of holding the mex annual match will be discussed. 1t will doubtless be referred to a committee
 Fort Riley. Kas.. Sea Girt, N. J.. an' Ohio. will be considered. There Is al almost unanimous disposition to nov | the national match from place to place
 both to give the marksmen variety, an because wherever it Is held. interest Il
 rifle shooting is greatly stimulated. l | will be years before every State will have a range sufficient to accommodat these matches, especially as the entr list is constantly increasing but a
 they complete their ranges. made pos
 sibie by the increased appropriation
 many think they should be encourage
 bv being given the national match.
 As the National Rifle Association, tn
 governing body of all civilian rltl
 clubs, holds its matches at the sam
 time as the National Board, the tw
 events attract rflemen from all part
 of the United States. Some of thos interested believe Congress should e' , tablish a national rifle range nes
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-07
Practice RevIving.

The attention directed to the work of the National Board for the Promo ton of Rifle Practice by President Roosevelt, In the concluding paragraph of his annual message to Congress, has attracted much favorable comment. The Board was created by Congress for the purpose of stimulating interest in rifle practice, first in the National Guard, and, second, among civilians.
 The first part of it's task has been we'll performed. The militia Is prac- ticing with the rifle and revolver as never before, and with the half million dollars now annually set aside exclu- sively for rifle practice. each State will
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-07
Bids Wanted.

Ysids wiII be received by the Board Of Revenue of Montgomery County. until Il a. m, Monday. January T. 1907. for regrsvel- snS about miles of the Woodley Road, Contractor to furnish gravel and compl4te ths work.
 Bids also wanted for same work under gravel fob. the cars at Highland Park, and Holta Crossing.
 Specifications can be obtained at the or Flee of the County Engineer.
 The right to reject any and all bids iS s,.seryed J. T. BULLEN. S%at County Engineer.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-07

Guardsmen in Legislature.
 Captain R. H. Arlington, of Company l. 1st Regiment. Enterprise. has reached the city and will be here during the session of the Legislature. being a member Of the House from Coffee county. He was a mem Der of the last Senate.
 Captain J. H. Norville. of Mobile, former cantain of Battery A, Is a member of ths House from Mobile. He takes much in terest in military matters, and will De q friend to the cause in the Legislature
 Captain R. T. Goodwyn, of Montgomery formerly commander Troop A. of this city He is a candidate for Speaker and will bt a prominent member of this session.
 Colonel s. W. John. of Jefferson. was 1T times past Colonel of the 3rd Regiment and keeps fully posted on military affairs He has had much experience in legislation and will make himself felt in the House.
 Major w. H. Long. Jr., of Morgan county Ia a Major commanding a battalion of thu Srd Regiment and is very popular il the Guard.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-07
For inc Inaugural

Permission has been granted by the Governor to the National GuAtd organ izst tioE in this State fo attend tho tn- augural ceremonies of Governor-eiect Conner. January 14. and it is very pos. slble that most of the companies VII attend. All the commanding onlcers are taking steps in that direction. ana if ia anticipated the railroads will do their part as they have done in the past. and f transportation can be se- cured there will be splendid rn'lite " display in Montgomery inaugural day.
 The troops are all eager to come. tc nfingle toS sther again and to see their new commander-in-chi assume the duties of his office.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-07
SHAREHOLDERS MEETING

A meeting of the Shareholders of the Ex7 E:1; fnansSSa at its Banking House at noon. on Sussday January igo7 for th" the tTsSsss sleSssSn of . Board of Directors ana aS 1nS nrone1Iv come Dsi0t '- SYLVAN BAUM,
 .. Cashier.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-07
SHAREHOLDERS MEETING

...,r~ of the Shareholders of the @snL and Trust Company, will be uS unlen its Banking House at four o'clock, . m. on Tuesday. January sth: 1907, TOT the ,h ele.,,en of such other hu. -Hess as may properly ooi"' MICHAEL CODY.
 President.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-07
DIVIDEND NOTICE

Al a meeting of the Directors Of The sanrth National Bank Cf Montgomery. Ala- S.~-rs heId on December 2sth. lsee. semi [~v,usl dividend of four per cent on the <zrifel stock of said Bank was declared Kmvnbla on and after January 1st. 1S0' w. H. HUBBARD.
 .. Cashier
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-07
STOCKHOLDERS
 MEETING

srt. annuai meeting of the stockholders of of ., . l~ M,-.s National Bank of Montgomery will sa ss heid at it's banking rooms on Tuesdsy. January sth. 1907. at 12 o'clock. noon; tor tor the election of a Board or D.rec.ots sn" ,ho | may properly come betore the meeting t
 ,na -ts Cashier.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-07
GySPEClALg NOTICES
FUNERAL NOTICE.

m. friends and acquaintances of Misses Fannie and Henrietta Calm. Mrs; J; Moog' Mra ! Holzman, Mrs. J. 5. Patterson; Mr and Mrs. Isaac Schwartz are invited to attend the funeral of their mo.ner % and sister. the late Mrs E. cam, ron fhsir residence, No. Is Virginia avenue Monday morning. 1o:3o o'clock a. n'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-07
ARTILLERY WINS MATCH.
Defeats Montgomery HIues i'm Targ
 Shooting, 275 To 321.

Shooting, 275 To 221. The Montgomery Blues. under the command of Captain W. F. Weiss, and the local battery of artillery, in charge of Captain Sam Roswald, engag- ed in target practice match yesterday at the Electric Park rife range. the ar tillery winning by total score of 276. the Blues scoring a total of 221. Krag Jorgensen rifles were used, and the range was 200 yards The largest in dividuaI score was made by Corporal Todd, of the Artillery. whose total was S7.
 Following is the score:
 70 enIraaN
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-07

tain tenure of office. It is particularly oeo to be forever changing adjutant generals: Many changes, of course, are on poht,cal grounds, though fortunately that is less the ease each year. wisconsin seems to have met this situation very completely with the legislation referred to. We quote 1t:
 'The adjutant general quartermaster general. assistant adjutant general asssI- ant surgeon general. inspector of small arms practice quartermaster. and officers or the nav and subsistence departments of the Wis consin National Guard. heretofore appoln. cd and now acting as such officers, snaiI s1 hold their positions until they shall have reached the age of sixty-four years unless retired prior to that time by reason or resignation disability, or for cause 10 De determined by court martial under the pro visions of section 66, chapter 23s, laws or Wisconstn 1901. Vacancies among sald or ficers shall be filled by appointment rom the officers of the Wisconsin Nationai Guard"
 An aid to the sight is what the older men need From the age Of rorty anu up. we are afflicted with old signt. Ihe muscles that operate the aceommooatlon or hard and no longer able to perform their office. While we are able to see distincty at a distance--objects close to the eye oe come blurred or indistnct. As we ann ~ Inc bullseye 200 yards away with the oid peep hole globe sights. the builseye IS fairIv clear, but the pin-head or aperture is blurred, and our aim Is uncertain r.
 With the telescope we see not the ouns- ovs hut a minute image of 1t formed by .S ohIsct glass and magnified by the eye p,eSe. The formation of the builseye Is at tba nIace where the cross hairs are laid hoth on the same plain. and equally dis- tinct. enabling the old to see Just as piS'h- ly as the young z ...,,
 You have said and we have heard you say 1t: If we could only be set pack thirty years that we might compete with the young men without handlcap "sn .. tbis Ia exactly what the telescope Will os for you.
 Added to the Board.
 General John D. Hulen, AdJutant Genera' of Texas has recently been added to the cJa.ionaI Board for the Promotion Of Rifle Practice He was team captain or the raxas team at Sea Girt last year, and has
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-07
Team total score .... -.

Total team score ..... Eto
 The official score was kept by Captalh William Lee of the Cavalry troop; Lleu- tenant George H. Todd, Jr., of the Ar tillerv was range officer.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-07

be provided with ranges and many new State and interstafe matches will be ar ranged. Incidentally, the attendance on the national matches will be fn- creassd, as there will no longer be the excuse of poverty to keep . State rom sending . team.
 Among civilians. the work is neces- sarily slower. Clubs must be organ- ised. ranges found and weapons pro- vided. The militia will soon be ex- changing Krags for new Springfelds. however. and there seems to be no req son why Congress should not authorize the War Department to issue them to civilian clubs through the National Rifle Association
 Rifle associations are being organized in almost every State, and enthusiasts are forming rife clubs here and there through these States. The work IS progressing nicely through the Ma tional Rifle Association, and the Board is drawing nearer its goal. Every where the school children have been given instruction in rifle shooting, they have become enthusiastic. Some persons seem to think the, Government proposes to have school children of ten der years trotting out to the ranges with guns as large as themselves. and firing in competition with men. Not al all The proposition is that children In the high schools should receive q certain amount of training. first With 2 sub-tarRet gun, which requires no am intuition, and where$there Is no par ticle of danger, and then with the .22- calibre musket The training thus given would encourage them to join either the militia or civilian rife clubs after they leave school.
 England makes a great point or rine practice in the schools, as do France and other countries. on the principle that "the boys of today are the men oi tomorrow" After all. boys like to shoot with a bow, sling. or gun. How much better that they should be taught to do so under careful instructors than to go popping cats on the back fence with air guns.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-07

jeans, many of whom prefer the prov inces to Manila"
 MT. Crossland will remain in the United States about five months before returning to the Philippines.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-07
Guardsmen in Legislature.

ben prominently identified with rifle prsc- tice in his State >t
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-08-01
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-08-01

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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-08-01

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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-08-01

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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-08-01
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-08-01

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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-08-01

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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-08-01

r9ie glnsIidt. Serr 8irtb. bic
man BON bier senieBt. hab' i6 mir
grobartigsr pureeitellt!"
ga, bas 1T bas Mertpiiroigite
an ibr, bnb Il, sinem erit nad benz
s.bnten 9las Bier 10 redt gefd0t!"
The daily Alaskan., 1907-04-19

w., c, Mills, who has been in skag- way for month, was arrested at the Fifth Avenue hotel, where he was em- plOyed, this morning as being a fugitive from justice. He ig wanted at Everett, SnOhomlsh county, Washington, where be is said to have passed worthless checks amounting to the sum of S49O,
 The particular caarge on which Mills waB arrested was that of signing 8 check and securing cash upon it from J. J. Phelan, of Everett when he had no money in the bank to meet it, The pro ecuttng attorney Of Snohomish cuua'y, writing to Judge Ls Fevre, says the man is a load ac or, and we want him very badly" t
 The sheriff of snohomlsh county is
The daily Alaskan., 1907-04-19

Word comes from Juneau that 8 call will soon be Issued by the Repub- lican cenrra' committee of Alaska for a Republican convention to convene .0t Juneau, November 10th, next, for the selection of delegate to the Republican national convention, which will con, vsne next year for the purpose Ot nom- insting candidates for president and vice-presideut of the United States,
 The Juneau Dispatch contains the following atout the matter:
 'IJ is claimed that Republican
The daily Alaskan., 1907-04-19
ALASKA REPUBLICANS 10
 HOLD CONVENTION

National Committeeman John G, Held has won a fight against the chairman of the territorial committee, George Irv- ing, and the republican territorial con. vention 10 adopt platform and name six delegates in the next national republican convention will be held in Juneau on November 10th. This infor- nation comes to the Daily Dispatch from a source that is authentic. The light for the convs ntiOn city was carried on by correspondence. Chair man George Irving arrived from Ketch. kan by the last steamer"
The daily Alaskan., 1907-04-19
Rugf's Attorney is III at
 Hospital

Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan.)
 San Francisco, April l9-Herman Ach, the head attorney of Abe Ruef, was taken violently sick iu the court room yesterday, and sent to an hospital where his suffering Of ptOmaine poison ing. His illness has delayed the pro ceedings in the case,
The daily Alaskan., 1907-04-19
1. Q. !. M. GIVE
 DANCE TONIGHT

The Ladies of the Maccabees will give one of their famous informal dances at their hall this evening at which every one will be welcomed. Refreshments will be served late in the evening and 8 good time is assured to all those who attend.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-04-19
CITY or Sf4 If
 SAIlS iOR SkAGr

A cableeram received this mo hing says the City of sea tie sailed for Skag- way from Seattle, Wednesday evening a. g o'clock. She will be due here Suu- day evening or Monday morning. She will have three days' mail on board.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-04-19
". [. MILLS, AN ALLEGED
 FUGITIVE, ARRESTED

on the City of Seattle coming after Mills with eztradlLion papers which he will present to Gov. Hoggatt upon his arrival at Juneau. He should be here Monday,
 The Everett authorities of the law and the local officers have been cores bonding by telegraph fol several days about the matter. It was uUt until today, however that case was m de sufficiently strong to induc. Judge Le Fevre to issue 8 warrant for the mans arrest.
 Mills c,me to kagway about mo b ago au1 ha, b en the F fth Ave Ie hotel since that time. He is d all man, with 2 Smooth face and walks with a very pronounced limp.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-04-19
GETS SICK. QUITS JOB
Fish Agent Kurchiu Resigns
 Frum SrrVlC6

Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan
 Washington, April I9-Special Agent Kutchln, who has supervision of the Alaskan salmon fisheries, haa resigned. His successor has not been designated as yet.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-04-19
5. 5. OlPHI9
 IN 4 D OUT

The Dolphin arrived from the South yesterd y evening at 7:45 o'c ock with 40 passengers, 50 t5as of freight and four days mail. She hsd pleasant trip northbound. She ssird so .th- bound at lO:3O p m. with about dozen passengers.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-04-19

quake show that 600 dead and 5000 wounded are the tolls which have been paid for the great catastrophe, Order is being restored in stricken sections.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-04-19
Haines Trip Postponed

Prof. L. 4. Hepbure and his dramat- ic class have postponed their proposed entertainment at Haines until one week from tomorrow,
The daily Alaskan., 1907-04-19
MEMCANS PAY SEVERE TOLLS
Six hundred are dead and 5000 injured as result of thr terrible catastrophe which visited sections of lEexico--Order has been restored at most places and toodstuff and medical care provided

Earthquake In PhiIipPiHss
 Manila, P. l., April l9-TWo severe earthquakes were felt on the island of Luzon last night. They frightened the people but did little damage.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-04-19

Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan.)
 City Of Mexico, April l9-The final returns from the various towns which were destroyed by the recent earth