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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-22

ity have rendered the Constitution or the United states impotent. Hence. al this fake politics-goVernment ownSa ship the initiative. and referndum, cil' emu labor bills. United States goYernIhle5I. 5,I licencc. United States government Ih- corporation, and what-not
 JJntil North Carolina bestlrreo hsI self the other day the tenth amendmeht of the Federal Constitution was as usa9 d as the pragmatic sanction that secured to The son of Marie Theresa the realm of the Caesars, and that Frederick the Great drove an army corps through, snatching Silesia out of 1t. The states can manage the octopus within their limits, No reasonable man wants to destroy the octopus. WPat Is requlreu is to make the octopus behaVe ana ou it's part in developing the country
 Now there are all sorts of opinions as to the last proposition. It Is up TOT settlement It is going to be settled ano settled right The thinkers, not th, orators. will do the job. Statesmeh, no' demagogues, will boss the 1op. Llks every other big thing, the solution VII i be astonishingly simple when IL IS nau | The corporations have rights. Respec 1 them. They nave duties. Force them t' l perform them. .,,.,, ,,o,., hand in the work 1t is time TOT IL 10 se | about the acquisition of some wisdom
 a quality to which It has been
 stranger and not on speaking term Copyright, 1907, by F. W. Newman.)
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-22
wiu be Presented with Sword

Tomorrow afternoon at o'clock the Abbott Rifles will assemble at their armory on Alabama Street and will present to their captain. B. R. How ard, handsome sword as an evidence of their esteem and love for him as their commanding officer. The presen- tation of the sword will be attended with some fitting ceremony Captain Howard Is greatly loved b. the rank and file of the Abbott Rifles.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-22
Death of Mrs, U. L. Davis.

Mills, in the western part of the city. at an early hour this morning occurred the death of Mrs. l.. L.. Davis. The
 deceased. previous to her death, had been in bad health for some weeks but
 her death proved quite a shock to the relatives who nursed her -tenderly du- ring her last illness. The remains were taken to Demopolis this morning and inferred tbis afternoon
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-08-09

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WIllla WalInan lnndad IN tba ppnnInp
NJ lhe engine, TIe roller md beAD
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ihat lhhfa WAH aqHlAGna npdGp lln
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engine maHad baph, Iha halRhl N
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-08-09
Child Is Crushed
To Death
By Steam Roller


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hna, GIlof NJ DelaGllVaR 1aglop and
lippbgr OniGfr iteavns Wfql w mo
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-08-09

5000 Are
Put TO
ROut
nwssw
MAAqGiaiN FfeM AaaelaI nqbli
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-08-09
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And Ready For
Duty
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-08-09

washington, August y,
NJ A Mott Smith
You nre appointed ny Tho
I'roaIdGpl Hoopelnrg NJ IInWaIll
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-08-09
Roosevelt Appoints
Ernest A.
MOtt-Smith Secretary
DIRECTS HIM TO TAKE OFFICE AUG. IS

Ing inropmlng him N bis appOInlr
menI and dIpoallnH him 10 QunlIfg
and be sworn IN oD Aueum ",
The proaall Haaralnrgl A. W. H.
hlhlpHon lhlH morning pGenIyod from
iha President n nnblaernm, alnIlDH
that bIs reeIRp0iI0n had bnNn agoopl'
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take effect August NJ,
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smith had b0an appointed HonpNlarg,
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-08-09
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-08-09
To Build
Auto Road
To Volcano

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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-08-09
Torrents
On Hawaii
Wash Out

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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-08-09
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Fleet
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ready been dispatched,
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-01-10
WITHOUT WARRANT OF LAW
Carter of Montana Also on Trail Of
Secretary Hitchcock

Washington, Jan. 9.-SenatOr Garter
presented a resolution today which he
said he should at an early day try to
show that the secretary of the interior
acted without authority when he pub
lished an order on December 18th last.
prohibiting the issuance of land patents
TO homestead entrymen under all laws,
regardless of the conditions.
Il intend to make it plain to the SEN
ate" said Mr.. Carter, chat that order
was Illegal and unwaranted and was is
sued and is being prosecuted in viola
ton of the law, and that records of the
land office show that the issuance of
the order is wholly defensible."
The resolution expresses the senti-
ment that a qualified entryman. in the
absence of contest, or fraud or mistake.
is legally entitled to a patent for land
embraced i'm his entry
The resolution would reach also
cases where patents have been refused
by the secretary on the ground that he
suspected the entries were made by a
number of persons in the interest of one
holding corporation or land grabbers +"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-01-10

Operation of New Rate Law Expected
to Give City Plenty of Coal
at Fair Prices.
Annual Meeting Salt Lake Real Estate Association Registers
Protest Against Railroad Commission.

An important and significant gather
ing was the annual meeting of the
salt Lake Real Estate exchange held
yesterday afternoon at the Commercial
club
The discussion covered a wide range
of subjects concerning the immediate
future Of Salt Lake. Edward L. Col
born president Of the association. was
reelected to that office: Walter futile
was elected vice president. and J. l..
Perkes secretary and treasurer. These
officers, with w. j. Halloran anG E. B.
Palmer. Will form the board of gov
errors of the exchange for the COM
ing year.
President Colborn was unable TO be
present at the meeting. and his annual
address was read. He advocated a
strenuous fight against the proposed
legislation creating railroad commits
sion for Utah, and urged the immedi-
ate raising of fund Of $780, 600 for ad-
Vertising the city.
One of the most important features
of the meeting was the report of the
committee, composed of e. 3. Palmer
J. II. Stringer and r. * Hardly. on
the coal situation of the state and Salt
Lake at present, and the outlook for
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-01-10
IOWA MURDERER LYECHED BAlEY'S SCALP is SOUGHT
Four or Five Ministers and a Large
Number of Women Present Dur
ING the Ceremony.

Charles City, Ia, Jan. 9.-James Gull
len. who murdered his wife and L.
year-old stepson yesterday, was taken
from the Floyd county jail here to-
night by a mob and hanged to the Ce-
Oar river bridge. The mob broke into
the jail and quickly overcame what
resistance Sheriff Shermerhorn was
able to offer. Many of the leading cit
liens of the town were in the crowd.
They made no attempt TO disguise
themselves Cullen fought hard He
declared that his wife and son had at
tackled him and that he had killed
them in self-defense-
-Four or five ministers and a large
number of women accompanied the
lynchers
Judging from the expressions heard
about town tonight, the hanging is
largely the result of the pardon grant
ed to Louis Dussee, the Dreamer coun-
ty wife murderer. Dusse murdered mis-
wife within fifteen miles Of Charles
City, has twice been granted re-
prieves and then his sentence was
committed TO life Imprisonment.
Cullen had been married three times.
Men who participated in the affair
stated tonight that they did not fear
prosecution They said they disliked
mob violence, but that they cOnsid-
cred execution was justifiable in the
case of Cullen. They declared the es-
tate OF $50. 900 which he had accumulat-
ed would have been used to fight his
case in the courts and that ii would
have been years before he was pun
ished.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-01-10
Resolution introduced in Texas Leg
islature to Investigate the
Senator's Conduct.

Austin, Tex. Jan. "a resolution pro-
the conduct of United States Senator
j. w. Bailey of this state, was intro
duced I'm the house of representatives
TO-DAY. 1t is signed by twenty-eight
members of the legislature. Senator
Balieys term expires March 4th next
In the primary election Of last July
senator Bailey was endorsed for SEN
ator by practically the unanimous vote
OF the people. Since that time it is
charged that evidence has been OBJ
tanned which shows that he has re-
celved large sums of money i'm loans
ana ices from the WSters-Pierce Oil
company, the Kirby Lumber company,
the Security Oil company and person
ally from II. G.. Pierce. Of the Waters
Pierce Oil company.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-01-10
SITE PURCHASED
FOR CAR Shops
Hartman Gets Exposition
Grounds for New Street
Car System.
KEITH SELLS FOR $4,000
CONSTRUCTION WORK TO START
IN NEAR FUTURE.

The new million-and-half dollar
car barns and shops of the Utah
Light and Railway company viii be
located on the ten acre block between
Fifth and Sixth South streets and
Sixth and Seventh East streets. COM
monty known as the old exposition
grounds
b II. Hartman, through his local
representatives purchased the block
from David Keith yesterday for a con-
sideration approximaung $50. 600.
1t has been known for some time
that the Hartman interests were seek
ing location for the extensive car
shops aud barns that are to form the
nucleus of the reconstructed local
street railway system. That they
would secure a location as close to the
working center of the system as pos
Sible was foregOne conclusion and
the announcement Of the purchase of
the Keith block. formerly the location
or the falr grounds, was met yesterday
with hearty commentator by real es-
tate men generally
The block is adVanta geOuSIV situated
as 10 access and egress for all cars on
the system and the shops will be so
constructed that the usual objection
to such institutions, being located
close To the business section of the
city will be removed.
The officers of the street railway com
pany last night confirmed the purchase
of the Keith property and admitted
that 1t would be the location OF the new
barns and car shops They refused To
go into details as to- complete plans
for these structures. 1t was stated
some time ago, however. that the shops
and barns viii cost in the neighborhOod
of 81, 600 and will be erected at once.
Incidental 10 the transfer of the old
fair grounds property yesterday. it is
understood that i'm receiving approx
mately $4,000 fOr the tract. David
Keith practically doubled the money
he invested in the property several
years ago when he purchased it from
the city for S45 600
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SANTA FE INDICTED.
Railway Company Accused of GIVING
Rebates in California.

Los Angeles. Jan. 9.-The federal
grand jury today returned two indict-
ments against the Santa Fe railroad
company containing seventy-six counts.
The railroad is charged in the first in
dictment, of sixty-six counts, with
granting certain concessions TO the
Grand Canyon Lime and Cement COM
pany on the shipments of lime from
Nelson, Arizona. to certain California
points and TO John r. Shirlin. The
second, containing ten counts. charged
the railroad company with giving re-
bates on lime. Two, indictments were
returned also against the Grand Canyon
Lime and Cement company, one of six
for excepting rebates and the other
containing seventeen counts charging
it with accepting concessions.
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The Union Pacific. he claimed is but a
! link in the transportation between the
missouri river and California and not a
separate and independent line I'm his
opinion 1t never had occupied the latter
position so far as through traffic was
concerned.
When asked IL ne did not believe that
railroad which has a large surplus and
IS paying 10 per cent dividends is not in a
position to favor the public with lower
rates than L has in effect at the present
time, Mr.. Stubs with considerable feel
ing said that If the Union Pacific was the
road under consideration ne would urge
the members OF the interstate commerce
commission and their attorneys to remem-
Der that while the Union Pacific may be
prosperous now. it's stockholders had
experienced many lean years." and that
there was no human guarantee that the
present satisfactory conditions in railroad
traffic throughout the country would be
indefinitely maintained.
Could Not Stifle Competition.
Upon the subject Of Sitting competition.
Mr.. Stubs declared that it was not pos
sible for this to be done, no matter who
owned the parallel lines under consider
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Causes of the Famine.

the future in this matter The report
follows:
Causes of the Famine.
THE increase in population and
general demand in Utah, Idaho. Neva-
ia and other states looking to this sec
ton for coal has been so enormous that
Il has been impossible 10 develop the
mines fast enough to furnish an ade-
quate supply.
The general prosperity over the
country I'm general and in this sec
ton in particular has been so great
that the railroads have been unable 10
secure sufficient equipment TO handle
the traffic. The manufacturers OF
equipment in many instances are re-
fusins all orders. and in other cases
are accepting them without guarantee
of any definite time Of delivery
While there is a delay i'm many in
stances locally in the delivery of coal.
there is no immediate prospect Of sEf-
ferins.
The outiooS for succeeding years is
better, as the companies now occupy
ing the field are making strenuous eff
forts to open their mines ard prepare
for a great incres Sc III production,
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every place. Streams Of it were run
ming in all directions and / was con-
fronted with an awful death unless /
could run faster than the metal could
travel. l don't know what happened
20 the other men. l did not see any of
them after the explosion. If they did
not run quick and fast, all are buried
under six feet of molten metal"
Charles Bennett. a yard brakeman
who was passing near the furnace on
freight train when the explosion occur
red, gave a graphic description of the
disaster.
Believes All Perished.
Our train was right near the fur
mace" said Bennett. When the metal
poured out of the furnace over the
ground L saw the men running for
place of safety. To the right of the
furnace | saw party of ten men all
of them running wildly and their cloth
ing a mass of flames Apparently some
Of them had been injured when the eX-
plosiOn occurred as they could hardly
run and several or them tripped and
fell. The hot metal ran over them i'm
a moment Just at this time. q second
explosion occurred and l again looked
10 the right OF the furnace for the men,
but | could not see any Of them. and
believe all were burned to death. My
train was i'm the path of the metal
and | was compelled to uncouple the
train and signal the engineer TO pull
ahead"