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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-30
Earle Lven Drowns After
 Rescuing His Companions

their feet. They called loudly for help and Irven, who was closer in shore, responded. He made his way to the men and one after another aided them to get back to the beach. but he was so exhausted by his efforts that he sank and was drowned before the oth- CT members of the party realized what had happened.
 Kenny's Bluff Is an exceedingly dan gerous point for bathers. Several men including United States Consul Ashly have been drowned there in the past few years.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-30

. Colon. July 29.-Earle Irven of In- dianapolis. Ind. was drowned here yesterday after having rescued some companions who were bathing in the surf
 A party of Americans. men and wo- men, of which Mir. Ifven was a mem- Der. crossed the bay in a small boat to Kenny's Bluf. on the far side of the harbor. Unaware of the dangers of the locality. the party decided to go in bathing. Four men ventured out too far and got caught in the strong un- der current which carried them off
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-30
TAKEN TO TEXAS.
Athens (Ala.) Man Is Charged Witf
 Perjury,

Athens, July 29.-(SpeciaE)-Frc Clay. a white man. aged 30 years. vas arrested here yesterday on charge of perjury and Sheriff Eubanks of Collin County, Texas, left with his man for the West. Clay had lived in Texas TOT a number of years. and in some case in court there. 1t is alleged, he commit ted perjury and then fled
 He was reared here and the sherfn knew he would come this way, and had sheriff Legg or this county watch out and as soon as located. the sherin was communicated with and his man was ready for him when he arrived here. He went back without the for- mality of a acquisition.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-30

If the committe on Temperance has decided to allow Mir. Henley's general prohibition bill to sleep, the gentleman from Escambia made 1t evident to, the House last night that he had no inten- tion of allowing and such procedure.
 When hte counties were called at the evening session, he arose and demand ed of the House that it instruct the Temperance committee to make re- port in the bill. l: was not fair to him, he said. to keep 1t in committee;
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-30
TRIED TO WRECK TRAIN.
Enpineer Discovers Impediments ol
 Track in Time.

phillipsburg, N. Y. July 2s.-An at- tempt was made last night to wreck the Pennsylvania special on the Penn sv,vania Railroad at a point a few miles north of here.
 The train is due at Phillipsburg or its way to Philadelphia at S:26 p. m While running at high speed. the en- gineer saw lot of ties across the tracks. He applied the brakes and the train was stopped just as 1t struck tho obstruction The passengers were thrown about but none were seriously injured. It Is believed that roopers .,,os tba motive of the wreckers.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-30
Henley Declined to Let His
 Prohibition BiU Go to Sleep.

they had no right to assassinate it.
 Mir. Maner. of Montgomery asked him if 1t had been chloroformer. MT. Hen ley replied he did not know what pro- cess he had used. but he wanted it resurrected.
 The House was in an uproar by this time and when he again demanded the committee be instructed report on his vote of the session, the House acceded to MT. Henley's device. ana so ordered it.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-30
PRIEST ARRESTED.
A mericaa is Charged With ExtOrtiOn
 md Binckmail.

New York, July 29.-Fnther Levort Nartoogesian, the American priest, whose name has been associated with the Hunchakist Society, was arrested tonight on charges of eXtortion and blackmail
 His arrest followed the investigation tho nolice have been making into the assassination of Tavshanjian, wealthy Armenian rug merchant sev- eral days ago.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-30
HAVE NOT BEEN EXECUTED.
President of Guatemala Does Not Wan
 to Kill COnapiratOrs.

10 NhI OOmHRhE0tVAos
 Mexico City, July 29.-The eleven men who were sentenced to be shot in Guatemala City for conspiracy in the attempt to assassinate President Ca- brera, have not been executed and ac- cording to Walter Williams. a resident of Guatemala City for thirteen years, who arrived in this capital today. there will be no execution for that offense.
 President Cabrera does not want to infiict the death penalty said MT. Williams, and it is very probable that the sentence of the prisoners will De commuted to a term of years In pris- on."
 speaking of conditions in Guatemala MT. Williams said: ...
 People in Guatemala believe that a war with Mexico will come sooner or later.
 Guatemala has 10000 men in arms in preparation for the conflict But the subject is seldom discussed by the peo- pie of Guatemala and they are caimly awaiting developments. A recent ru- nor that Zelaya was to invade Guate- mala caused furry and money LOOK leap of bout 100 points"
 Cabrera is credited by MT. Williams as being one of the shrewdest rulers III Central America and he believes condi- tions are no worse there than in any of the other four republics.
 He said: "A law was. passed two weeks ago by the Guatemalan Con- gress making 1t an offense for any one to say anything against the govern ment. A violation of this law means a fine and Imprisonment for the native and for the foreigner 1t means a fine and deportation from the country. Ca brera has taken every precaution to protect himself from another attack on his life"
 Shortly after the last attempt he ordered nearly all the houses in the block in which his home is located va cated and put sentineis in all of them whose duty it is to watch from the roofs and windows to see that no harm befalls his excellency. There are sol diers in front, rear and at both sides of him when MT. Cabrera goes out which is seldom"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-30
Strike of Miners.

Denver. Col, July 22.-James Kerwin acting secretary of the Western Fed eration of Miners, received the fol lowing telegram today from Acting President C. E. Mahoney. who Is now in charge of the Minnesota iron work CTS strike:
 .'Conditions over range LOOK favor- able. Very few men working. Armed thugs in employ of steel trust seek ing to create violence.
 At Federation headquarters 1t is said that 10000 men are on strike.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-30
done unless the railroads Immediately

done unless the railroads Immediately recognized the law.
 The letter closes with a request to "the judges and solicitors to com. mence no more indictments and mol prosse those on their dockets except the two from which appeals were taken and requests the people not to com mence any penalty suNs
 Tn compliance with my agreement the law now being fully recognized and obeyed by the railroads. l do most earnestly request all judges to stop all new indictments and to mol prosse those on the dockets and also ask the people to bring no more penalty suits to the end that peace and harmony shall again prevail between the raii- roads and the people.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-30
BOIL wEEVILs BAKED.
Enormous Number of Grubs Destroyed
 by the Sun.

Baton Rouge, La, July 29.-Enor- nous numbers of boil weevil grubs have been baked to death by the scorching sun of the past two weeks, according to State crop pest commis- sioners reports.
 The heat has done more good than harm in Louisiana. killing so many grubs as to make prospects of a fair crop in sections where the outlook was worst.
 The baking of the weevil grubs has occurred wherever the squares have fallen out between the rows.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-30
Monroe Famine Relieved

Monroe, La, July 2s.-Temporary re- lief from the ice famine which caused meats to be shipped out of the city last week was had today on the arrival of ice from New Orleans. Investigation of the alleged ice combine held respon- sible for the shortage has made no pEogress.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-30
WILL RESIGN.
DixisioDal Commander of St. Louis SaI-
 walton Army Dissatisfied.

ct Iouis July 29-Announcement ,yas made today by Mrs A E. James, major commanding the St. Louis di- vision of the salvation Army that she and the members of the corps mad TOT warded their resignations to James w. Duffin, commander in chief of the army in Philadelphia. She stated that she and her associates would join the Vol unteers of America, II is understood the rcsignatlons were sent because or dissatisfaction resulting from raid on the Brooklyn headquarters ou the organization
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-30
Txx, Men Executed.

St. Loius July 29.--Two of the men convicted of participation in the mur- der of Major General Won der Launitz' prefect of police of St. Petersburg. on January 3 last were executed this even ing Their names were not known.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-30
Chain k Convicted.

Roanoke, Va, July 29-Charles Cha fin, the eighth man indicted for rioting in connection with the smashing or Greek restaurants two weeks ago, was found guilty in police court and fined $50 and given jail sentence of twelve months Chain appealed.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-30
REPUBSAREWORRIED
DECISION IN HAYWOOD CASE CON-
 SIDERED SLAP.
Think That ROOsSselt's Undesirable Citixens' Letter Will Cause c. 0. F. to Lose Great Ma
 jOrity of Labor Vote.

Washington. July 29-(Special) )- Many of the administration Republi- cans are considerably worried over the result of the Haywood trial in Idaho.
 Because President Roosevelt in public letter, denounced Mover. Petit bone and Haywood as "undesira ble citizens" along with Railroad Magnate E. H. Hartman, it appears from re- ports received here today that laboring men generally in the Eastern cities are saying harsh things about the head of the nation.
 The Government officials now in town don't care to discuss the matter
 Some of the Republicans from the far West admit privately that on ac- count of the great cost of the trial. which will probably bring about an in crease in the tax rate in Idaho. cer tainly if the cases against Mover end Pettibone are pressed, the State cannot be held in line for their party next year, even though Roosevelt were to again be the Presidential candidate.
 Another thing not at all pleasant for the Republican to discuss is the tri- umph of Governor Glenn of North car olina.
 While, they are compelled to keep their mouths shuit. 1t is well-known here that the higher officials of She Department of Justice realize that Fed eral Judge Pritchard was rather TOO previous.
 They fear also that when this condict | between the State and the< railroad reaches the Supreme Court a States right decision will be rendered.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-30
Resignation Requested.

Jefferson City. Mo, July 29,-As a result of the recent investigation of the Kansas City Police Department. Governor Folk today requested the re- signation of Police Commissioners Frank F. Roselle.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-30

The ecenburg other place the Souths being thoroughly equipped in all the modern comforts and eonvenn city The Nauheim and Buch bahs Sn Paslos Flee tcty, additional attractions of well appointed country place. - Home of the great Mcklenbg Chloride of Calcium, he only known kind in the wor ard the Meckenbug Lhia, eng wonderful Rheumatm Kidney and Stom troubles, Bghts all conditions resulting from of urica acid. PRIZE WINNERS AT
 Wor1s Far Exposition and Virginia State Fair of 1sO6 Don't a THE MECKLENBURG. Stop privileges
 all tickets Southern and Seaboard R. R.
 Waters tor sale in Montgomery by Exchange Drug Go. Montgomery Drug Co., E. C. Spann.
 E. G. Fowler
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-30
Tribute to Johnston.

On the assumption that he Is soon to be elected as successor to the late Senator Pettus, The Baltimore Sun to- day pays a high tribute editorially to ex-Governor Johnston of Alabama, who the writer declares is not only we'll known in Baltimore. but one of the most popular and prosperous Of US citizens is brother of the ex-Gov- ernor.
 Governor Jelks of Alabama ar rived here late last night. but re- mained only a few hours. At his hotel he did not state where he came rom or where he was going.
 B. J. Saunders. accompanied by Mrs. Saunders and their son. started this afternoon for Birmingham in an auto mobile. They expect to reach their home in about eight day.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-30
sPE-.D YOUR VACATION AT M ALI E S Fl A

and get all the enjoyment possible out of your summers outing Boating. fish ing. tennis. drives. beach bathing. splendid society. first class hotels. healthfui waters. WRukesha offers greater attractions than any other northwestern resort. Write for descriptive pamphlet containing
 full information. W. IL. FRAME. Secy.. National Bank.
 Waukesha, Wis.
 su-tu-thu
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-30
BEACH HOTEL

Battles Wharf. Baldwin County, Ala, m ideal summer and winter resort Lo- cated on q fine beach front. Excellent salt water bathing and fishing( Rates $9 to SIP per week. Three daily boats. Family comforts. For circulars and particulars apply to Mrs. A F. Hutch ings. su-tu-thu.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-30

This Hotel Is particularly attractive to Southern families for the summer It has n delightfully."- cool and quiet location yet easily accessible to the theatre and shop ping district. 500 rooms. all with hot and cold water and large clothes closets 2So rooms with private bath. Excellent service and cuisine. For further Information write Manager. tu-thu-su
Little Falls herald., 1907-10-18
SULLIVAN LAKE

Oct. 4 to 1o!-Mr. Jensen and
daughter, Mildred, of Little Falls,
came up to the Lake Friday last ia
visit Mr.. Jensen's eldest daughter,
Miss Elsie, who is tegchirg: school in
district No. SO.
The Misses Anna Hegg and Evelyn
Heywood, accompanied by Henry
Fey wood AID Arba Waller, visited st
T. s. Looks over Sunday.
The Misses Lizzie and Stella Waller
visited Miss Mazzie and Mast:r Merle
Look at their Grandms's. Mrs. Ford,
Saturday and Sunday last
Mr.. Jensen and daughter, Miss
Mildred, returned to tteir home Tues
day last.
a large gay timb:r wolf was seen
1t the lake tuesday.
John kramer came up to the Lake
Monday last to visit with T. S. Look,
returning home Friday accompanied
by Mrs. Look.
Mr.. Payne was a Lake caller Friday
at Mrs. Ford's.
Miss Edna Lynn visited School No.
2 Friday. -,
Miss Mazzie Look was the guest of
Miss Elsie Jensen Friday night.
I. E. Look went to Vineland on
business Saturday
Mrs Gina Endahl is quite sick.
Little Falls herald., 1907-10-18
MINI. FRUIT EXHIBIT
State Horticultural Society
Will Hold 3oth Annual
Meeting in MINNEAPOLIS

The Minnesota State Horticultural
society will hold 10 thirty eighth an.
nual nesting in the First Unitarian
church, Minneapolis, for four days
session, beginning Dec. 8, says the St.
Cloud Times The basement of the
church will be fully occupied BY .
large fruit exhibit. with at least l. QUO
plates Of apples, incl 7ding 4 large
number Of val7able new varieties 81
seeding fruits. msry sof which give
promise OF much commercial value.
Tho exhibit viii be; f1ee ftostho public,
% will be the meetings Of the society.
Eight half day sessions of two and
one half or three hours each. will be
held, and every branch Of horticulture
from flower gardening :, to forestry
which will be r6preented on the pro.
gram. which will be participated in
BY nearly hundred people! The
fruit growing interests of the state
viii receive special attention. The
new enterprises Of plant breeding now
kelng carried on under the auspices Of
the state experiment station at Zum.
bra. in the Lake Minnetonka region,
will receive special consideration.
With q membership of 3, 500. the hor-
ticultural society expects the best ct
tendance at this meeting ever had .,
any similar gathering in the North.
west.
Little Falls herald., 1907-10-18
FATHER AQTZ IS BUSY
Alarmed at Degradation Of
Drama Invites Movement
For REGENERATION

Father Artz of Sauk Centre,
appreciating the refining and educa-
tional power Of the drama, but
alarmed at it's degradation at the
present time, has invited a movement
for its regeneration in the city of
Sank Centre, says the St. Cloud
Journal Press. Father Artz ates
four things that must be observed {:
First, py refusing to patronize any
play that offends against morality ;
second, by not failing to protest
againkt the indecent costumes third,
by exerting influence with the
municipal authorities to enforce the
laws or cause them to be enacted
where they have not been passed,
against improper exhibitions and by
denouncing all public advertisements
or posters which tend TO corrupt
public morals.
This movement Of Father Artz is
causing considerable stir in Sauk
Centre.
Little Falls herald., 1907-10-18
SIMPLE HOME RECIPE
Mix This Helpful Recipe
at Home and
Tryit

Get from any prescription pharma-
cist the following:
Fluid Extract Dandellon, one half
ounce; Compound Kargon, one ounce
Compound Syrup Sarsapsrilla, three
ounces. :
Shake we'll IN bottle and take a
teaspo onful dose after each meal and
at bedtime.
The above is considered by eminent
authority, who writes in a New York
daily paper, as the finest prescription
ever written to relieve Backache,
Kidney Trouble, Weak Bladder and all
forms of Urinary difficulties. This
mixture acts promptly on the
elininative tissues of the Kidneys,
enabling them to filter and strain the
uric acid and other waste matter from
the blood which causes rheumatism.
Some persons who suffer with the
af1iction may not feel Inclined to
place much confidence in this simple
mixture, yet those who have tried it
say the results are simply surprising,
the relief being effected without the
slightest injury to the stomach or
other organs.
Mix some and give it a trial. It
certainly comes highly recommended.
It is the prescription of an eminent
authority, whose entire reputation, II
10 said. was established by it.
A druggist here st home wheu
asked stated that he could eithe,
supply the ingredients to mix th<
prescription for our readers. alst
recommends it as harmless.
Little Falls herald., 1907-10-18
PARDON FOR KIDNAPPfR
Steps Being Taken to Sc
cure the Release Of An
ma JarmurZek


Minneapolis, Oct. 11.-The first
steps we're taken toward securing a
pardon for Anna Jarmur1ek, who was
sent to the st. Cloud reformatory Fri.
day for kidnapping the 0iaque baby
last May.
Max Liebecke. the st. Paul under
taker, who went on Annals bond,
appeared at the court house today
with petition to the board Of par.
dons asking tor tho girls release.
s. John r. Dahl, assistant county
attorney. who represented the state at
the trial, was tine first signer.
Members Of tho jury that convicted
Anna and several others also signed.
Nj. Liebecke expects to get the
signature of every person connected
with the trial n any capacity what.
ever.
Little Falls herald., 1907-10-18
The DAIRY MEETING
Attendance Promises to 6e
Laree--Good Speakers
10 Be Present

The dairy meeting which is to be
held ct tho court house in this city
November 9Th promises to be very
we'll attended. azd much preparations
are now under way IN anticipation Of
tho large attenance.
Many Of the leading dairy and stock
authorities Of the state viii be preseIt
and give a speech or q reading on i'm
portant subjects relative to dairying.
%.stins Dassaaa;df Vii fs' BE- give given under t1s
auspices Of the Dairy ! ssociation and
no efforts are spared to give the
farmer q clear Insight Of this. the most
Important industry of the stats. Most
all the farmers know thst dslryln9 il
the money producer for them IN the
future and that with clear under.
standing Of the industry go:d thing
IS as sured them. And this is Why
Little Falls herald., 1907-10-18
Bids E Wanted on
Road Work.

Notice is hereby given that I, the
undersigned, will receive bids for
roai work On the state road of
Morrison county located as fellows
At a place running along the North
EN- Pacific railway, through sections
38 and 81, in the town Of Cushing. on
Monday, the 4th day Of November,
1907, at 10 o'clock a. m. To meet vt
Fred Anderson's place, section 26.
Specifications will be given at time Of
letting contract, and right reserved to
reject any and all bids.
Dated Oct. Is, 1907. '.-
Ole Wahl,
"a St County Commiss oner.
Little Falls herald., 1907-10-18
FOUND BODY OF BABE
Section F oreman at Phil
brook Makes GrueSome
Find Beside Track

Word Was received here Saturday
that the soction foreman at Philbrook,
q station on the cut off between
Staples and Little Falls. found the
body Of new born babe lying along
side the tracks Saturday morning,
says the Brainerd Dispatch. The body
is reported to have been nude and it
is thought to have teen born to some
unfortunate woman on one of the
night trains. Investigation will be
made by the railroad company tt
endeavor to find the mother.
Little Falls herald., 1907-10-18
Dull CE

Oct. 1l.-F. <. Sterr and son.
Frank. went to town Thursday.
Gust Talberg went to Thoen s
Wednesday.
Mrs. Sterr. Jr. has been sewing for
Tallbere s. for the last two weeks.
Mr.. Scott returned from Dakota
Thursday, where he has been threshina
this fall. * * y
Misses Laura and Annie Polinskb
visited Mrs. Scott Thursday. q ]
Hilda and Minnie Roneson went to
Foley Tuesday evening
Julia Roneson visited at Cheeley s
Tuesday.
Mr.. Olson is hauling lumber from
Sterr's eawmill.
Andrew Israelson from Lakin was
seen. IN this vicinity Sunday.
Little Falls herald., 1907-10-18
Bids Wanted on
:
Road Work.

Notice is hereby given that l, the
undersigned. will receive bids fol
road work on the state road Of Morrison
county located % follows: Between
Little Falls and Darling, along the
Northern Pacific railway. To meet on
Thursday, Nov. Z, 1907, at / O'Clock,
ut Darling station. Specifications
will be given at time Of letting con-
tract. and right reserved to reject any
and all bids.
Dated Oct. Is, 1907.
Ole Wahl,
"a st County Commissioner.
Little Falls herald., 1907-10-18
HlGN SCHOOL FOOT BALL
Little Falls Loses to Brain.
erd by Close Score
Of : to D

Toe Little Falls High school Foot
bsll team vent down to deee.t at the
hands OF the Brainerd agglegsti n in
q desps rately c ,nte<ted game at Brain
erd Saturday afternoon by q score of
The westhef was fine and q large
number OF peorfe turned out to
witness the game. msuy enthusiafts
Of this city accomp auyin9 the team to
TIE tncrthtrn tewp. rerAlnerd hed 4
little the best Of our boys in the mat
ter of welgtt, averaging. bet = cen five
and seven pounds to the man more.
which It'd heavily against tho local
Ing in the firxt halt. r..
In the second. half q change was
made. Berg taking Diedrich's place at
right half and Diedrich taking
'5hea's place at quarter. The new
lineup tlped matters out considerably
aud although the locals we're unable
to sc:re, the opposing team was ker1
down to their one t5uch-down which
they obtained in the drst half On a
forward pass. A few disputes csne
up during the game, tie Brairerd
boys thinking they understood the
rules Of the game better than our boy s.
but when it cane right down to it,
found that they lacked much knowl-
ed4e in this regard. Tue locals
showed more skill in the game thar
the Braineldites. but tie other boys
lad the bert cf the N on heavy charges,
and taking into consideration that
many of our boys had reVer had much
experience In 8 REGULAR game. their
showing ~as very satisfactory.
Tumorrow tsey will meet the
Aitkin team on the gridiron and with
the practice they are undergoing a
credltsble showing is assured.
Little Falls herald., 1907-10-18

Report Of school in district Nc. 9
for month ending Oct. 4:
Pupils enrolled 81
Days taught 20
Average attendance IS
These neither absent nor tardy: May
Kunza, Della Hershey. Queen Bradt and
Bertha Slninski. These absent ono
day: Rose Scchor. Martha Otta and
Lucy Ande son. These perfect in
spelling Martha Anderson. Jce Manka
and Matte Larsen.
Edna F. Taylor, teacher.
Little Falls herald., 1907-10-18

Report of school district No. 8,
town of Clough. for month ending
Oct II: -~a~
Days taught 20
Pupils enrolled 10
Average attendance II
Those perfect in attendance for the
month: Edwin Aim. Nettie johnson
and Martha Viuge. Those absent two
days or less: Bessie Bates. Gladys
Bullock, Florence >Edburg, Emma
Folkadahl and Clara Peterson.
-Pansy A. Friends. teacher.