The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-30
Sidespalk Penciiings
Game and Fish Laws.

Fish Protective Association has been organized with A. H. Clark as Presi, this organization follow:
 "First-That we will without loss of time inform ourselves thoroughly as to the provisions of the game and fish
 ''second-That we will strictly ob- serve all the provisions of the said
 "Third--That we will promptly re- violations of the said game and fish laws that may come within our knowl- power to secure conviction of said of- lenders"
 Game Commissioner Wallace says if Se s the state more virility and force would be given to the game and fish laws, and 1t would make the enforcement of these stat utes much easier. It Is known fact that the game wardens cannot be om- nj present, hence, 1t depends in the last analysis upon the sentiment of the peo,, pie as to how effective the game and flsh laws will be made;
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 Insurance Man Gets Patent.
 Mir. Homer c. Busby. Assistant Su- perintendent of the Metropolitan Life Madison Avenue, this city, has just re- celved notice through his attorneys at Washington of the granting to him of a patent on receipt books. such as are used very extensively by industrial in- surance companies and installment houses, etc.
 MT. Busby says he has already had several good offers from business men in Montgomery to buy interest in his invention, but has not consented to dispose of any share in the patent.
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 Former Southerner Here.
 MT. w. K: Wheatley. formerly nf An, but now living in New York. was a visitor to Montgomery yesterday. MT Wheatley while living in the South was connected with the law de- icus and Montgomery Railroad, now a part of the Seaboard. In Montgomery he has a number of warm friends who gave him a cordial welcome on the
 Mir. Wheatly is now doing literary and magazine work in New York. He is in the South Investigating the cot ton crop. first as to cause of opposi- changes and second as to the out look of the croop just, planted. MT, c. H. Billingsley, Assistant ture and Industries, has been compli- mented by the receipt of manuscript Plant Breeding" which Hon; ". M. Hayes. Assistant Secretary of the De- partment of Agriculture at Washing ton, is soon to publish. MT. 3illingsley, after taking a post graduate course in chemistry and agri- culture at Auburn, was employed under Secretary Hayes in the Department o1 Agriculture and the manuscript was reading 1t he advised MT. Hayes ol any suggestions that occurred to him # & Is
 Hon: John H, Wallace, State Game and Fish Commissioner, left Montgom- cry last night for Tallahassee Fla, | where, Wednesday, by invitation of the Legislature of Florida. he will address the Legislature upon legislation for the | preservation of game and fish. The | law prepared by Mir. Wallace and pass ed by the Legislature of Alabama is l regarded as an excellent piece Of legis- lation and 1t will probably be made the | of Florida will consider MT. Wallace | will probably return to Montgomery | Thursday or Friday.
 MT L. s. Baber, who was recently 1 appointed soliciting agent of the Cen l tral of Georfgia Railway at Albany Ga, the appointment to take effect May | 1. expects to leave tonight for Al a clerkship in the local commercial of fices of the Central. He will be sue ceeded by Thomas Ard.
 Ss ss ss Fred J. Robinson or savannah, ds- | sistant general passenger agent of the Central of Georgia Railway passed through Montgomery yesterday morn ing, en route to Mobile. He will re- turn to Montgomery Wednesday,
 The many friends of MT. H. C. | Rice. a Confederate soldier. will re- gret to learn of his serious Illness al l the residence of his son In law. MT Neil w. Alue' S'G ,. ManF0e g Siiae''
 MT. Paul w. stewart returned tc | Montgomery last night, after short visit to hls father, Hon. II, II. Stewart l in Selma.
 pr. B. B. Ross, State Chemist at Au burn. Ala, was visitor to Montgomerl yesterday.
 the " Fifth Alabama District is in tn city.
 Messrs J. c. Cox and L., F; Free man of selma are registered at Hote Summers n
 MT. s. M. Arlington of Selma wa in Montgomery yestefeeay' x ye
 Mir. H. P. Merritt of Tuskegee 1 registered at the Exchange.
 MT. William T. Atkins of Selma wa in Montgomery yesterday
 Mir. w. P. Currie of Birmingham in Montgomery,
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