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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-03-22
FIRE COMPANIES FAST RUN.
New No. 5 Extinguishe, a Small
Blaze in Waterloo.

Fire company No. ). stationed at the
new firehOuse i'm the southeast part Of
the city. took its first run last evening
since it has been put in commission. The
company was called to the residence of
J. p Bachelor at 449 Third avenue. in
Waterloo.
The blaze destroyed chicken coop and
a barn<but the firemen by hard work pre-
vented the spread of the flames to the
residence. The fire started from an over
heated incubator in the chicken coop and
before il was discovered had spread to the
barn. The loss was about Sl09.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-03-22
MINES
Continued from Page 6.
COPPER STOCKS IN
BOSTON AND NEW YORK

Following is the daily market comment
of Paine, Weber * Co. Boston. together
with the range of prices of copper stocks
and other Boston listings in which the
west is interested. as well as a similar
feature that has just been added by
James a Pollock & Co. to its private
wire service, and from which it is Sc
cured for use in this department of The
Herald.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-03-22
UPRISING OF PEASANTS.

Vienna. March 21.-UncoTrOboTated teIe-
grams have been received here declaring
that the Roumanian town Of Michaileni
close to the Austrian frontier in northern
Moldavia. has been taken possession of
by riOtous peasantry and that the entire
Jewish population has fled
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-03-22

Of the state. ''N
sit will beautify the commonwealth b.
building many necessary and acceur.t,r,
homes for the people.
At Will better the good people of T-tst.
socially as well as financially.
FOR THE U. r. M. A.
lit will cure all the complaints Offered
in your open letter to us.
1T will fairly. not forcibly. "ayffr
pate" the blood sucker fear sugscstr5
by you.
st will completely cure all the ton.
dency that borders on the criminal
which you mention
1T will explain how merchants can
''conscientiously and honestly" as Wei
as prOfitably, give any rebates. uromf
ums or coupons of any kind. with0rr
making the consumer pay for the same
st will explain how merchants. now
giving investment rebates. can advertise
consistently as follows:
WE MEET THE PRICES OF EVERY
COMPETITOR. AND GIVE INVEST
MENT REBATES RESIDES"
CALL on Us FOR THE PRACTICAL,
ILLUSTRATION OF HOW TT Is
DONE"
st demonstrates that Il is good eve,
for a merchant. to give as well as n
receive: and that il is better way To
zeal WIFI tllt DtNliit- uIiA ~ Glflf-HlL good
upon the earth than to PUSH THE
GOODS PROTECTED BY AGREE.
MENTS. CIT OFT AS FAR As Posi-
BILE ALL GOODS DEMORALITFD BY
PRICE CUTTERS" as the Retail Mer-
chant suggests.
If a grain Of wheat and IN invest
nlent rebate were created onir to BE-
wasted or destroyed. they would accom-
plish no good in the world. BEt they
are both useful and necessary germs Cor
the benefit Of mankind which. when
planted in the soil Of fruitfulnoss. will
produce and multiply their blessings up0r
all those interested in them
We thank YOU for the compliment thst
YOU pay to the officers Of the compsrr
in your open letter. wherein You sr
The promoters Of the Commercial Sav.
ings Benefit Co are all Well-kuoHu. ir-
fluential honest and honorable men o..
our community
We extend p hearty invitation TO ey-
cry merchant to join us in worthy sys-
TEN. We do not however, urge anyone
against his will nor do we need TO DO
so. We already have sufficient support
eTS of our system to warrant success
We should be pleased. however. 10 hav-
your members or any of your appointed
committees visit us for the purpose %
receiveing further information that W
cannot give i'm this letter. and for the
evidence We have. to verify the affirma-
.ions we have made i'm this reply.
Yours very respectfully.
Commercial Savings Benefit Company,
F. DAVID J. WILLIAMS, Manager
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-03-22
WHAT HE WOULD 90.
(Chicago Record-TIe D

tNHitdkO rf+cori-S-eA anu
what would you do" complained z
lady WHO thought 'vumep we're hsho
capped by their clothes. ~''if YOU had u
wear 4 woman's hat. for instance
WELL" the unsympathetic man Tepiie,i;;
Il suppose I'd let my hair grow 50 %
have something to pin the thing to.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-03-22
SAFE BET.
cleveland News.l

FNItNtIHlu NtWS.F
III bet when Noah built the ark his
friends and neighbors chaffed
And said; The old boy owns a yacht, |
wonder what's his graft?''
And Socrates was probing. ere he rushed
the hemlock can
Some Grecian life insurance frauds TO
find an honest man.
This world is pretty much the same-Tll
bet they caught each Jay
And sold him gold bricks" with a smile
in old King PharaGhs day.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-03-22
EVIDENCE ALL In.

San Antonio. Tex. March 2i-The de-
Tense in the PenrOse couft-martisi rested
its case this afternoon Major Penrose
testified at length regarding the Rrounr
Vile affray of last August
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-03-22
THE WARY cAssoWARY.
Kansas City Times.

lkaHsas City Times.)
The cassOwaEy is p bird
That's hard to capture. very:
Folks hunting for his plumes have
made
The cassowary wary.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-03-22
FOR THE STATE OF UTAH.

1T will. if the merchants DO their
duty. take millions of dollars out of cham
nels of waste and consumption and make
the state that much better off
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-03-22
ENOUGH.
Philadelphia Ledger

philadelphia Ledger)
We don't lynch man often. anyhow"
remarked the visitor from Iowa.
Neither do we" volunteered the man
with the southern accent; never, in fact
but once"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-03-22

Chicago, March 21-The last will and
testament of John Alexander Dowie has
not yet been prObated. Attorneys for she
estate stated several days ago that an
nouncement of the successor to Dov-ie
named therein would not be made until
the man himself had been notified had
accepted the trust and the will had been
offered for probate
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-03-22
DOW|E NAMES SUCCESSOR
Mantle of the First Apostle Falls
Upon Deacon John Lewis,
Now in Mexico.

Guadalajara. Mex, March 2l.-Deacon
John Lewis. an official of the Zion church
who arrived in GuadaIajara last week to
look over some mining investments, re-
ceived today the news of his appointment
as first apostle of the church by the last
will and testament of John Alexander
Dowie.
Lewis declares the news came absolute
ly as a surprise to him and declined to
say what he intended TO do. He said
however, that he intended to return to
Chicago Immediately and take charge of
the business affairs of the Christian Apos-
tolic Catholic Church of Zion in accord
ance with the wish expressed in Dowie's
will. He declared it was his purpose to
do all in his power to reorganize the
church and bring the warning factions to
getheT. He asserted that he owed this
to Dowie. whom he characterized as al
ways a faithful and revered leader
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-03-22
A LUCID DEFINITION.

New York SUM-
Teacher-Now, Johnny, what is a ca
nal?
Johnny-A body of water composed Of
earth.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-03-22
FOR THE MERCHANT.

1T will reimburse the losses OF every
discount and rebate.
1T will give him valuable consul
Grafton for his entire outlay.
S.-It will give him a perpetual Dividend
thereon.
1T causes him to save, through TINS
beneficial system, where he would otheT-
wise neglect to do so.
5-It turns his ''scanty" tor otheTWise)
profits in part. or even all, from specula-
tive chances into a safe future compe-
tency for him.
st fully demonstrates that all the
profits of the ordinary merchant, thuS
saved for a period of fifty, or even TWEEN
ty years. produces an Independent lot
tune-"a competency ena bling nm 10 re-
tire from active business.
1T takes him out of the universal
class of '-half-a-century' merchants PIC
tured as failures in the open letter OF l.
r. NJ. A. =.
st makes of him a philanthropist IN
helping his customer. as well as himselI'
to secure a future income.
at promotes trade for him ana
makes his business more profitable III
consequence.
lO.-It perpetuates his trade and the
friendship Of his customers. 80
In toto-it makes the world better oil
for his having given Investment Rebates
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u. r. M. A.-Organized to Extirpate

purpose OF Au1ps 7# "
a n o of Association I" Commercial Saving &c
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-03-22
FOR THE CUSTOMERS.

lit distributes among them. all the
value that the merchant deposited Tor
their benefit.
1T comes to them as investment
stamps or cOupoEs-sOmethIng 10 save
and not TO waste or consume
at will start them to save. where
they. like the merchant, would otherwise
neglect to do so.
At will cause them TO add cash saw
ings thereto, where nothing was saved
before.
5.-It makes the monument OF savings
larger more interesting and profitable d
each investment rebate Is received
ct will give every purchaser of the
necessities and luxuries of life growing
reserve fund. and make obsolete the
word ''paupeT" in the community
1T will make an old age income Tor
all.
st will steadily prepare for the child
a business capital or home to start him
in life
st will help everybody to pay Tor
homes on the installment plan-like pay
ing rent.
lot Will insure the lives Of people in
the most easy manner.
lit will better the condition of every
Individual in various other ways
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-03-22
c. S. B. Co.-Organized to Improve

2-It will add to the taxable propert,
Of the state
at will beautify the commonwealth b.
building many necessary and acccuratI,
homes for the people.
At Will better the good people uT T-t,t
socially as well as financially.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-11
SUES THE ENGINEER
MORRIS Is ALLEGED TO bn
 REvPONsIBLE FOR INJURIES.
lnuisvflle Ana Nashville And Eugene DGsrris Named h e1oyeoo Damage
 shit of IT. J. Davis Filled

Tn order to make his case doubly sure and that no slips might come, T. |. Davis has sued the Louisville ana Nashville Railroad for personal in- juries and heN also sues the engineer who was running the engine that struck him. Mir. Davis asks for $1o,- 900 damages for injuries received through the alleged negligence of the railroad company and Eugene Morris. an engineer, and he names both as responden ents h his suit
 Mir. Davis alleges in his petition that one s6fy last March. he was walking near the track of the Louisville and Nashville Railroad in the company's yards when he was run down by switch engine in charge of Eugene Morris. His right arm was broken and his right leg so badly mangled that amputation was necessary. Now MT Davis thinks that both the railroad company and the engineer in charge of the engine were responsible Tor his accident and he narnev them Jointly In hts suit.
 All through the petition Mir. Davis speaks of the Louisville and Nasnville Railroad Company and It's agents put he adds a paragraph in which ne es- pecialiy names MT. Morris. This Is en- tirely new to those connected with the City Court as such proposition mas not come up before. whether or not both the railroad company and the en- rineer is supposed to pay for the ac- cident will be e question which Judges l are not called up to decide every day'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-11
NEWS OF RECORD

The Governor yesterday made the following appointments:
 Notaries Public--W. H. Turrentine, Athens: Miss Evelyn Cherry, Birmlng- ham, Miss Mamie L. Cobat. Birmtng- h am, Frank Kierman. Mobile. Justice of the Peace-rJ. c. Rankin CarroIiton. As'a
 The Secretary of State received no- tice yesterday of the increase in the capital stock of the Alabama Gulf Coal Company, of Jefferson County, from s2.00o to $500.00o.
 The following. deeds were filed yes terday in the. office of the Probate Judge:
 w. E. Soles to l.. J. Barefoot Lots 6 and [, Block 8. Campbell addition. Con sideration s2,050. w. w. Haygood to R. E. Steiner. E. P. Crum and Leon Well. 110 feet front on Dexter avenue near Lawrence street. Consideration $25,000. Jacob T. Bullen to Maggie Irwin Lots "a and s, Block A, Finley Heights. Consideration $400. Emanuel Wilson to Robert Wilson | portion of Lot 5 of Clapp plat in Section IA. township 1s. Range IT. Considera- ton s5..
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-11
ADJUSTMENTS. The Grand
 Tonight,
..The Prince Chap.''

"Tne ffhmce Cn&Yr
 r,l,.u soott in "The Prince Chap" as seen at the Madison Square Theatre and weber's Broadway Theatre. New York' will be presented at The Grand to- night ,,.o
 "A child's play--artists studio ii- that fascinates--sornethin new m stage fction--it's the company--it's the star-it's the play" The critics com. mented from these various points oi view in explaining the success of .Tne Prince Chap" From the different re- norts received during the New York run. it is plain that all the above auai. ities entered into the contest and won equally. The author. Edward Pepie; the star. Cyril Scott. and the excellent conpany--all contributed, with the re, suit' if ia said, that "The Prince Chap is one of the best things hailing from New York in many day.
 Seats now on sale.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-11
Corporations for 1907 Represent $2O.066, 792
TWENTY-NINE NEW BANKS HERE
Total Amount of Capital Invested
 fin These is $t,so2, 800.
Many New Real Estate and Minins Corporations Indicate Future of state-showins l. Ahead of
 That of Georsia.

Alabama's industrial progress dur ing the year now coming to a close cannot be better illustrated than by the figures showing the amount of new capital invested in new corporations during the year. the establishment of new banks and the very large amount of real estate concerns organized to deal in labama lands
 Although the year has not yet come to e close. there is little probability that many more corporations will be organized before the new year. and show what has been done In this line In the twelvemonth of 1907.
 The total abount of money invest ed in new corporations in the State up to date Is $20,066,792. divided be- tween over 200 corporations. The ma- 5ority of this investment is in real es- tate and mining companies, with a very healthy showing fon the new banks organized during the year. Perhaps the healthiest showing is in | the bank investments. During the l year 29 new institutions were organ | ized. the total capital stock amount ling to $1,902,000. In Georgia 46 banks | were organized. the total capital stock being only Sl.725,ooo.
 The banks organized. with the amount of capital stock, are as follows: | The Bank of Auburn. Auburn. $5o.- | 900; Marx Banking Company. Demop- opolis, $5o.ooo: Mercantile Bank and | Trust Company, Tuscaloosa. s175.0o0; | Citizens Bank, Calera. $5o.o6o; Bell | wood Banking Company, Bellwood | S25,000 First Bank of Notasulga, No. | tasulga, s5o,00O; Sumpter Bank and | Trust Company, Sumpter, $50.o0O; State | Bank of Reform. Reform, $25,000: Plan- | ters' Bank of Puerto Rico. Mobile. $25.- l 900. City Bank and Trust Company Demopolis, sf00,000; Peoples Bank of Samson. Samson, $25.o00: Bank oi Pratt City, Pratt City. $25,000; North | Birmingham Trust and Savings Bank North Birmingham, $50.000; Farmers Bank and Trust Company, Thomasville
 seo0. 900: Planters Bank of Tallade
 gas Talladego Springs. s25.o0o; Robert son Banking Company. Robertson. $50.
 000: DeKalb County Bank, Fort Payne
 s50. 900; Peoples Bank and Trust Com
 pany. Atmore, $25.00o; Selma Trus
 and Savings Company. Selma. $1eo.00o Bank of Moundville, s35.ooo; Banl
 He,d' State Bank. $5.000; Bank o
 Gaylesviie. si2.5oo: Jackson coun tv Trust Company. Bridwepor'
 saoo. GOO; Alabama Bank and Trus
 Company, Montgomery. $soo.ooo; Banl
 of Wadiey, $25,000: Alabama Trust an
 Savings Bank, s4o,0oo.
 When it is considered that less tha
 s1 .oo0, GOO of this capital stock Is rep resented by tae insurance compaRie
 organized within the state, the shS"
 inS ia still more remarkable.
 According to the figures in the Of
 sce of the Secretary of State. the es tahlishment of industrial concerns Il |, Alabam is larger this year than at an
 previous time in the history of tn State. There have been years whe the capital stock. represented was lar
 ger. but most of this was due to tn building of railroads.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-11

months and the end came suddenly from heart failure.
 Colonel Derrick was widely connected in this State, having married nrst sister of governor Seay and the second place and of Drs, Richard Inge and Harry Inge. of Mobile.
 He was d graduate of West Point. His native place was Marion. Va. He had passed q large portion of his life in Alabama and the last ten years of his life in West Chester. Pa, where he married third time. His widow sur- wives him. He was nearly seventy years old and A life-iong member of the Episcopal Church.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-11
Thursday Night, erhA Usar nud tine MOune.0


 "The Lion and the Mouse" the great est dramatic success the American stage has known. will be presented at The Grand tonight with company or exceptional strength and every requis- ite in the way of stage accessories. Tne play Is by Charles Klein ana IL osaIy with a theme that has human nature as its keynote, the conspicuous eiennent that MT. Klein has so wildly pictured representing the influence which the moneyed interests of the country Is ex- erting on the social and financial phases of present day life. The tri- umph which the play has achieved IS two years In New York City; has been played for eight months to crowded houses in Boston and broke all records in the city of Chicago during it's run of twenty-five weeks. Seat saie opens this morning. ao''
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-11
Y. D. yEAE DEAD.
Young Liveryman Of Louisville Passe' Away.

Young Liveryman Of Louisville Pssses
 Away.
 Eufaula, Dec. 10.--(special) )-Newe of the death of F. D. Veal. well known citizen of Louisville, was re- ceived here today.
 MT. Veal was for number of years a prominent liveryman of his town but of late years had devoted his atten- ton to agriculture. He was compara- lively a young man and Is survived by a wife and several tchiidren.
 The funeral occufrel from his home yesterday afternoon.
 A telegram has been received here announcing the death of Mrs. M. E. I.angston. which occurred at her home in Mount Vernon, Texas, Saturday. She was for many years resident of this section and was a sister of Mrs. Fern M. Wood and Hon. John D. Roque- more, formerly of this city.
 Mrs. w. A. Ham received telegram Sunday announcing the serious illness of her brother. Charles M. Wood. of New York city.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-11
ONLY NINE MEN CAME
 FOR FEDERAL GRAND JURY
Court Took Recess Until United States
 Marshal Can Ffii the Panel.

Because there were fourteen excuses and nine men presentSat the converting of the Federal grand jury yesterday morning. Judge Jones recessed court until this morning at II o'clock. Out of ehe twenty-three men drawn for the panel. only nine of them responded and the other fourteen had excuses that would relieve them from doing jury work.
 Judge Jones took the recess to give the United States Marshal time to finish the panel. The marshal and deputies started to work on the matter imme- diately and endeavored to notify men enough to fill the jury this morning.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-11
COLONEL DERRICK DEAD.

He Had a wide Family Connection In
 Alabama.
 Greensboro, Dec. 10.-(Speciai. D-Coi- onel Clarence Derrick died Monday aIt- orroon at the Greensboro Hotel. where he had been spending the winter. Ills health had been poor for several
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-11
New Cashier in Tuscumbia.

change in the position of cashier of the Tuscumbia Bank and Trust Com pany of this city became effective to- day. Dimit Laffoon. who has been the cashier since the bank was organized in March, 1905. was succeeded by David Rorex. for a long time connected with the Merchants Bank of this city. Deca- tur Scottsboro and Leighton.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-11
THE DEpATRMENT OF MUSIC

at the Alabama Brenau College, Is admitted to the one of the best in the South: the latest methods of instruction are used; students have the benefit Of Normal instruction in music, and are prepared to take good positions as soon as they have finished the course. All pianos new and in good condition If you have daughter to educate. write for information. Address. The Ala ban,a Brenau, Eufaula, Ala. adv
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-11
WILL ESTABLISH HOSPITAL.
Colbert County Medical Society Is
 Moving.

Moving.
 Tuscumbia, Dec. 10.--tSpecial.) )-The Colbert County Medical Society has be- gun a movement for the establishment of a hospital to be located between this city and Sheffield, convenient and ac- cessibie to both cities. the movement having the general endorsement and encouragement of the citizens of Shelf field and Tuscumbia.
 There is not a hospital or sanitarium in Colbert county, and it Is the con- census of opinion that such an insti- tuition will become self sustaining, while affording sufficient accommoda- tions for all those unable to pay the expense of treatment.
 The members of the medical society of the county are enthusiastic with re- gard to the movement, and hope to be able to interest the people to the extent that the hospital will soon be cer- tainty.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-11
IS MADE A LAWYER.
supreme Court Reports Favorabiy on
 n IT f,reuahayV.

Three judges of the Supreme Court yesterday made their report to the CT feet that the examination Of H. F; Crenshaw for admittance to the par hau proved satisfactory and declared nm Crenshaw was examined by Judgf sayre about three months ago and then, according to law, the result of the ex- a a,nination was given to the three judges of the Supreme Court .
 Mir. Crenshaw is well known in Mont eomery and for the past few years has keen connected with the law ofrice oL Rushton and Coleman in the capacits of stenographer.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-11

Go to the Alabama Bible Society and get . choice ChEistmas present. You could not select . more suitable gtft than . nice BibIe, Testament, Bible story or Prayer Book and Hymnal. :. Catalogues furnished on reQuest.' All orders promptly and carefully filled.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-11
naarraawe I.icensea.

Walton H. Hill and Miss Alsie Mar jorie Hardwick: ,.,.. .a. Mo-
 John Van Brightman and Miss Mary J. Davis.
The Newtown bee., 1907-05-10

CronAn.
 Fillmore Plass has purchased . yoke of oxen of Cli6oSd AAmh-
 pr ShoopB restorative and nerve remedy. For Exie ny yCnU1g I LAcn.
 Gustos 1oc pscEAfe; regular 16c goods At Charles L LonchI
 Crystal Domipos0gaR iA av0Do0nd 1. Leach 0ells IL
 Try Steel-cos Murray Hfl coffee; leads tbe world. At 0. I. Laochh
The Newtown bee., 1907-05-10
Invitation.
@ @ C @

The people of Bridgewater, Brookfield, Sher- man, Kent, Warren, New Preston, Marbledale, Washington, Roxbury and New Fairfield are cordially invited by the people of New Milford to attend the Bi-Centennal celebration of the settlement of their town, on Saturday, Sunday, Monday and Tuesday, June 1S 1o Y, 18
 As it is manifesty impossible to send ind, vidual invitations to every resident it is request ed that each will accept this general invitation as personal one.