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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-09
MAY AFFECT SYSTEM
SELMA MACHINIsTs THREATEN
 GENERAL STRIKE.
Confercnee fs to Re Held This Nora ing When Amicabie Adjustment May be Reached-OppOsed
 by Bremen. "

Selma, Feb. s.-(Special. )--If the difference sbetween the local mashtn- ists' union and the Southern Railway are not settled by II o'clock 'oiior- row, 1t is more than likely that the machinists in every shop on the South- ern system will be ordered to walk out. This would throw out af work several thousan1 men.
 A. McGjllivray ts Birmingham. Dis tr.ct President ,f tn, International Machinists' Union cf America. arrived her. this atternucn for the purpose Of settling the trouble between the union and the railway.
 From what can be learned tonight 1t seems that the trouble between the railroad and the nrach!nists has gone beyond the local officials of the rail- way. as C. s. McGowan. the non-union man who came from Birmingham to take the position of night foreman of the round house was appointed t. that position by high officials of the road.
 The Superintendent of Motive Power of the Western Division of the railway Is on his way to Selma and will reach here tomorrow. As soon as this ofii- cial arrives there will be a conference when the trouble between the machin- ists' union and the railroad will be gone over.
 While nothing is known positively some or the members or tne local union believe that the differences between them and the railroad will not hc as easily adjusted as was at first antict- lated and seemed inclined to think that the Selma trouble may result ia a walk out of the members # the union all over the Southern system. This conclusion is reached from the fact that the men here were advised to walk out by the District President, and 1t is hinted that there are other differences in regards to the Selma shops which will be touched upon at the conference tomorrow. IL is known that the trouble has been reported to the general headauarters Of the sn- ternational Machinists' Association of America and If they are not amicably settled within the next few hours a tenn will be ordered.
 The limit of time in which to adjust the trouble was to have expired this afternoon but at the last hour George Danpman, who Is acting master me- chanic of the shops during the illness of Master Mechanic Akins. asked that the railroad be given until Il o'clock tomorrow before a general strike should be ordered.
 By that hour the SupeA of Motive Power of the Western Division of the Southern will have reached here. If no agreement Is reached then 1t is undrstood that all machinists will be ordered out
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-09
Total .s598.771.602 ss7s.4o2. 70. All Districts .si.s2e.s .ssO.7s5 $1.7ss.247.s+a

stof the eighty-five districts from which there were exports in one both of the years. twenty-six exported less in 1906 than in 1905. or these twenty-sx five were Southern ports. viz. Savannah. Ga: Wii- mington. N. C.; Apalachicola. Fla: st- Marks. Fla: and Braxos de Santiago. Tex. . their aggregate decrease being $5.S11, ,447. hardly comparable with the decrease of $1s 52e.o97 at Puget Sound alone G9lvesto.- led in the increases in fyalueR at Souther~ ports advancing from si50.l12.s42 to $1se.- 84s. .sss. ar Sss.7s1.456. being second only to New York among all the ports of the coun-- try. not only as to this increase. bu. also as to the value of exports in 1908 The in-- crease at New York. sss.747.ls7. was 7S per cent or the lncrsase St aIl oistricts out eytou was 4a per cent of the aggregate in crease at all Southern ports. In value of exports in 1908 New Orleans ranked third Baltimore fourth. Boston fifth and Phila- deqphia sixth"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-09
JAMES READ DEAD.

Deeeased Was Nephew of Supreme Court Justice Dowdeil
 opeIika. Feb. S--tspecial by Long Distance Telephone. )-The remains of flames D. Read, who died at Houston. clock. and will be inferred in the city cemetary tomorrow morning at 10 D'ciock
 The funeral services will be conduct cd from the residence of Mrs. W. F. Chester. Mr. Read was son of Dr. A. H. Read, of this city. and nephew sf Judge J. R. Dowdeli of the Supreme Court.
 He died suddenly Wednesday after noon of heart failure. At the time of his death. he was a travelling represen- tative for the firm of J. N Wilson and Bon of Virginia He is survived by his Ears.
 Hon. ". P. Rsnfroe, President of the Lee County branch of the Southern Cot ton Association. has called a meeting of the Association of Lee County to he held in the court house at Opelika, Sat- krday. February 1s.
 Mir. Eugene Finch, Inspector of the Southeastern Tariff Association. with headquaFters in Birmingham. is in Ope- iika Investigating the Opelika Fire be. pArtment and it's equipment. prepare tory to giving this city better and cheaper insurance rates.
 The Baraca class of the First Meth Odist Sunday School has elected the following officers for the following year: ". M. Dower, President: J. (. Green, Vice President: T. B. Ingram, Secre. Eary and Treasurer. and Robert Owen, Assistant Secertary. The class will give fts first social meeting next Monday evening at the Royal Hotel, for which an excellent program has been prepored
 Dr.. An0 Mra. N SfOWa Mir and Mrs! M. L. Holmes. and w. A. Read of -Atlanta, arrived in opeltka Thursday night to attend the funeral of their bro- ther. which will take place tomorrow morning.
 Stockholders of the opeiika Cotton Mills have elected the following direct ors Tor this year: M. M. Mccall, s. O.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-09

Houston. '. c. Green. George R. spen- cer. Noah gC. Kenfroe II. H. Mccall. and Y c. Hoffman. of Philadelphia. Journment of the stockhoiders, the di- rectors met and elected the following oficers: M. M. Mccall President and Treasurer; H. 1T. Mccall. Secretary: J. c. Green, Auditor. and George R. Spencer. Superintendent. Th. opeliks Cotton Mills made a creditabIe show ing for the year 1906, having made over s4o.0oo net profit.
 Miss Mary Hunt of Auburn, Is visit ing her cousins, Misses Cornels and Ma rie Jernigan. on Second Avenue
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-09
BUSINESS AT PORTS
SOUTHERN EXPORTS SHOW A MARRIED
 INCREASE
Manufacturer's Record Make. A Reua-lxn. bie Comparative etatemeut-MaryeI- GUS Gnius at Ports of
 the GulI

Baltimore. Feb. 7.-tspeciai. )-In its is- sua this week the Manuafcturers' RecorS says.
 Turing the twelve months of 1908 the toms districts of the South amounted in val. ue to se7s.to2.7ss and ct the sixty other customs district of the country to s1,lls.- Stbl<I. The increase in the value of ex- ports at all the districts in the country in lsos oyer 1905 was from si,s26.sso.7s5 to si.7ss.241s4s. pr -ef7L257.1ls. equal to 10 5 ing the South. from s10s3.2 .21s,2s3 to s1,- i1s,s4s,ti7. or by sss.e25sS%. equal to s.4 per cent and at the twenty five Southern districts from ssss. to ss7s. ,Tss, or by $st.e31.2s4. equal to 14.e per cent
 'Comparison of individual Southern ports
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-09
GRAZING RESERVES.
Public Lands May Be Devoted To Uses
 of Cattlemen.

Of Caftlemen.
 washington. Feb s--The Senate Committee on Agriculture is. preparing to consider proposition looking to the leasing of public lands for grazing pur- poses.
 A large delegation of cattlemen is al- ready here to support the measure. The effort will be to have < provision cov- erfnE the point incorporated in the az rfcultural appropriation bill as an amendment to the text as has been al- ready reported by Senator Burkett.
 The amendment authorizes the Presi- dent from time to time to establish grazing districts on the unreserved anu appropriated public lands by proclanla- ton.
 The question will be made the srb- tect of a hearing hy the committee nex, Monday. The measure will be opposed on the EIound that If 1t becomes a law 1t will give the big cattle men mon opoly on the range to the exclusion of the small holders.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-09
OUTBREAK IN ARGENTINE.
Rebels Victorious After Five HouH
 Fighting-GOvernor Captured.

NeEUGHB VfCtUEIUUB AItGF FEVt ftOUEN
 Fighting-GOvernOr Captured.
 New York. Feb. s--A Buenos Ayres despatch published here reports that a revolutionary outbreak occurred in San Juan, Argentine Republic, yesterday. in which the revolutionists were victor ious after five hours fighting
 Twenty men are reported killed and many wounded, while numerous houses were burned and others sacked. The government and other provincial off, cers are said to the prisoners. Colonel Sarento was in command of the rebels, who. it is stated, propose to March on Mendoza.
 Federal troops will be despatched to quell the outbreak. which is ascribed tc local causes.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-09
Tax on Whiskey Shippers.

Austin, Tex, Feb. S.-The State Sem ate today passed a bill providing that special tax of $5,000 be assessed egains: oseTy Express ofice in the State handling shipments of liquor. This bill has already passed the House and now goes to the Governor for his signature.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-09
HONEY FOR HOWARD
oomsarrrEE c0NsIDERs rNsTrTU-
 T1oN,s EN- OwMENT FUND.
lEe311ngs of Trustees of Baptist CoIae6e Fer Doys b Hela h Annisten.
 Eeundry VIII Re

Anniston. Feb. s.--tspeeial By Long Distance Telephone,---A meeting was held here today Sy the Endowment 'Cemuittes of the Board of Trustees Of Howard College. The object of this neetfng was to provioe for the invest mont Of . portion of the s1o0.0o0 en- dowment recently secured for the coll 1ere. Twenty thousand dollars of this amount has been paid in and 1t was decided to let this money out on good received.
 This sze.ooo is the first of five in- staIlments and is to be paid in by the General Education Board in subscrip- ticns over the State. The General Edu- cation Board pays $2s,oo0 and the sub scriptions amount to s7s.000.
 The committee consist of Capt. A. W. Bell, T. B. Ellis of Selma. and A. B. Smith of Birmingham. G
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-09

can stsanaship lGassapequa went the Mississippi River. She lies near tho steamer Kirkby. which has been
 around six days. The Massapsqua is commanded by Captain Cornell and is bound from New Orleans for Porto Rico.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-09
He a pair.
$2.00 Battenberg
 Scarfs 98c

Every item here advertised is way below the usual selling price; but this one is even a greater bargain. We have 10 dozen of these Battenburg Scarfs that are actually worth $2.O0 which are offered tonight be- tween and O. clock at half price. In the lot are four different styles, all of which are size 18x54, the usual size of such scarfs no matter what the price is; your choice tonight
 at 9Sc
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-09

The selling price of each pair of shoes in our store is marked in plain figures. 0ne-f1fth off for Cash On all Winter shoes Bullock Shoe Co. adv
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-09
NEWS M BRIEF

The Governor yesterday appointed James H Hyde. of Fayette. Faye county; W. J. Ramsey. of wetumpka, Elmore county, notaries public: and II. L. Taylor, of Guntersville. Mar shall county a notary public and ex- ofiicio justice of the peace.
 The Central Land Company. of Syla- cauga, yesterday filed with the Secre- tary of State notice of its incorpora- tion in Talladegs county by J. W. Brown, J. J. Hightower. M. G. High tower and Fuller Golson. Its capital stock is s1o.00o
 The Bass, Heard and Howle Mer- cantile Company yesterday filed with the Secretary of State notice of its in- corporation in Calhoun county by J. L.. Bass, E. A. Heard. Jr., E. A. Howle and R.. O. Nichols. The corporation capital stock of s50,o0o.
 The McCreary Dug Company, of Evergreen, has filed with the Secretary of State notice of its incorporation in Conecuh county by W. A. McCreary. M. McCreary and Pauline McCreary. Its capital stock is $10,o00.
 T. J. Henderson. a merchant of Mountain Creek, Chiffon county, filed voluntary petition in bankruptcy yesterday in the United States court A number Of Montgomery firms are among his creditors He schedules his liabilities at $3,Sl1.92, and his assets at $50, which he claims as exempG . A deed was recorded yesterday in the probate of1ce whereby Leonora H, Johnson and her husband, B. B. John. son. conveyed to A. F. Brook a lot on Heron street. 100 by 16O feet. The consideration was &3,500.
 Chief of Police W. H. TayIor has been presented with a handsome Colts automatic pistol by a friend in a dist ant city. The weapon is of latest pat tern and is beautifully finished in blue
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-09

The largest retail shoe store in Ala bama is offering one-nfth on regular selling prices for Cash. All winter shoes. Bullock Shoe Co. adv
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-09

Fresh Strawberries just received.
 R. H. YelvertOn. No. Court Square. Phone. PAT
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-09

Steamship Goes Aground. Port Eads, La, Feb. S.-The Ameri-
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-04-01

If men and women be risen with
Christ, "old things. to a large de-
gree have passed away, ana all
things have become n VI, Ones az
fectons, set on things ABOVE. where
moth and rust are no, destructive
factors, become endued with construc.
tive energy; by degrees we rise into
the higher life, our mental, moral,
spiritual horizon expanding before
our vision. as we ascend the slopes
leading 10 the realm of enlarg q OPP
Iportunity and achievement. Temporal
force and Substance apparently real
must pass away. only the invisible
endures
Al pres mt considerable attention
is directed towards the psychic. or
soul realm found within the physical
mani Trained investigators. follow
ng the most rigid scientific methods
are endeayoring 10 learn more Of
mind and soul The tide % soul,
pulsatng within he arthly taber'
nacle an invi ihle. potential entity
may be compared to The waters of a
vast ocean that break upon the shore,
in ages primeyal. A few venture.
some souls-n dug-out cano Sex
plore the CULTS and bays extending
landward but the ocean proper, roll
ing and tossing far beyond the ken
# mortal remains unknown. So has
il been with the kingdom of soul. 4
few of the CULTS and bays mental
faculties and soul qualitiss have been
ounded but the wonderous ocean Of
psychic force, without depth or width,
is still an expanse Of mystery, Oft
times of dread. to faint-hearied mental
navigators.
The mission of Gods son on earth
was to reveal to man soul-his pos
sibliiiss his heritage divine. Jesus
touched the ego-subje the
objective might become amenable to
inspiration. and that the tide Of end
less life might break upon the strand
of tins, and also yonder. where
float in space strange continents OF
a boundless eternity
The Lion of the tribe of Judah
died and rose again that we might
live in time and beyond lime And. !
while heater forty days postresur
rection activity-rose to that city.
lying four square" we must not
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-04-01

think Of him as Arising SO far ana high
that he ia beyond The needs Of those
who have risen with him, seeking
the things above 1t Is manifestly in
consistent 10 think OF our Lord as al
ways At the right nand of the Father
on hat great. white throne" Our
arisen Mediator Savior elder broth.
Ter does not forever wear robes ~
Ista and WELD jeweled scepter Heed
the lesson oil the appended lines:
THE parish priest of Austerlitz
Climbed Up in a high church stecple.
70 DE- nearer God
SO that he might hand
His wcrd down to his people
And in sermon script
He daily wrote
What he thought came down from
heaven,
And he dropped this down
On his peoples heads,
Two times, one day in seven.
In his old age God said
Come down and die
And he crisd out from the steeple.
Where art thou, Lord?'
And the Lord replied
Down here among my people
Herein we discover a severe. but
merited. r5buke to the over-zealons
but short.sighted theologian who mis-
Interpreted his mis- sion If "ye be
risen with Christ he is with You as
ssting your feeble efforts to seek
those things above" b they moral
mental or spiritual achievements:
correct ethical intercourse with cur
fellows. ascending he heights Of
knowledge slowly and laboriously. or
seeking for the riches of soul-life
and spiritual communion with Jeho-
yah. through Jesus Christ. our arisen
Lord
Being risen with Christ" does not
mean visionary existence" amm |
the clouds, but a practical life here. |
doing the Fathers work; oh dieni
loving. truthful. serviceable thereby |
being highly exalted.
Nor is II incumbent on his follow
ars. 10 seek the Lords shrine bearing
princely gifts. to place thereon that
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-04-01

their odor, sweet smelling SAVIOR,
may ascend heavenward. Self Is the
most precious gift self placed upon
the altar of tender loving service.
Few indeed. were they absolutely re-
quisite could bestow princely gifts OF
gold precious stones. costly incense.
But each OF us-claiming to be sol
diera Of tho Cross = abundantly able
to bestow self on the altar of service.
No doctrine 6 ia New Testament
Is more clearly established than that
glorious one of Christ's personal over.
sight relative 10 his earthly follow
ers. for. after resurrection and be-
fore ascension-an apotheosis IN the
fullest SENSE he promised 70 be with
them so long as their earthly pilgrim.
age should endure. And, as he was
with them--in the arena facing villa
beasts. dying under Neros cruel per.
secCtions banished to barren Islands,
wasting with disease in prison--so
also IL he with us in trial. yicissl-
tide. victory
II was Raphaefs custom. II Is said,
to trace an outline with charcoal on
the walls 10 be decorated by his stu
dents They then. as best they could
executed the designs. After they had
done their best, their master inspect
ed the work executed re-touching an'
correcting as needed
This Is an illustration of the over
sight of our arisen Lord of Lords
and King OF Kings Tenderly, be.
nignantly He takes from neryeless
hands their life-work. executed on
times canvass. re-touches ANA Co.
reefs, and lovingly presents u unto
the Supreme Master Of the Universe
His Father and ours.
In conclusion. The gloom Of Good
Friday" crucfiction on Goigotha'a
summit enyeloped the physical Jesus
IN conformity 10 that edict of death
deliver within the confines Of tenn
poral Eden, lost forever. The light Of
Easter. resurrection from the tomb
rose over the waiting earth be
cause Jehovahs promise m seed
of the woman shall bruise the ee-
pents's head, made under the shadow
of the flaming sword. could not be
broken.
Therefore. the hand of Omnipotencc
Concluded on Fourth Page.)
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-04-01

Concluded on Fourth Page)
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-02-02
FIND RHOD|US AND
WIFE IN NEW YORK
Judge WhaIlOn and CaSS Con-
naWay of Indianapolis said
to Be with Them
DETECTIVES GIVEN SLIP
NOTORIOUS WOMAN AND FEEBLE
MINDED GOOD FELLOW" NOT
AT ROAD HOUSE WHEN THEY
ARRIVED THERE.
Publishers Press.l


New York, Feb. 1t was thought
at an early hour this morning that
the long search for George Rhodius,
the wealthy Indianapolis rounder, and
Alma Dare, the notorious woman who
it is alleged induced him to go through
the marriage ceremony with her at
Louisville was at an end. Pinkerton
detectives located the pair at a road
house known as the Speedway" on
Northumberland Eighty-First street,
but when the officers arrived at the
place, they had departed. The much
wanted man and woman were accom-
panied by Police Judge Whallon and
Cass Connaway. well known attor-
ney and politician of Indianapolis
Judge Whallon and Connaway are at
tCrneys for the woman. 1t was learn
ed that they have been at the road
house with the couple for several
Gays. 1t is understood that the party
left the inn after the lawyers had adj
vised Rhodius and his wife to return
to Indianapolis.
Werner Amlet who is Rhodius' guar
dian, and who has been directing the
search for him says that the mans
mind is unbalanced, and that there
VIII be no difficulty in making a case
of kidnapping against the Dare wo.
man If she can be apprehended Only
n Few months ago she was paid the
sum OF $4,000 to avoid Rhodius, and
treat him as if dead.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-02-02

In China it is considered obligatory
on all persons to settle every pecuniary
obligation before the first day OF the
new year. a custom that might with
profit be initiated elsewhere. The Chi
nese have also the singular pra ctice of
dating all births on the first day of the
year on which they occur. so that rs
far as the record shows every China
man has but one birthday. the first day
of January. The widest variance is OBJ
servable in the selection Of the day
which should be considered the FIRST Of
the year. Some nations have begun it
in the spring. others in the autumn.
some in midsummer. most in midwin-
ter; but. whatever the day. the usages
and rejoicings which characterized it
have not varied so greatly as might be
supposed. but have remained for ages
almost unchanged.
Imagination OF the best brand OF
gutta pcrcha will sometimes so stale
from overuse.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-02-02
FOR RENT-Furnished room. heat
and bath No. so North 18th street.
.-7t-


LOST.
LOST-A hand bag containing q
pocketbook with some small change
and handkerchief. between the Coli
scum and 18th and Main streets.
Leave at 40 s. 18th street. Phone
1863. Reward. 2-:t.
LOST-Gold class pin: flower design:
on South West Second, Main or
South Thirteenth streets. Valued as
a keepsake. Return to 40 South
Thirteenth street.
LOST-Gold "0S" class pin: initials
NJ. e d. on back. Return to 80
North Seventh street.
LOST-Small gold signet pin between
Garfield school and 4l6 South Ninth
street Finder please return to 416
South Ninth street and receive re-
ward. 31-St
LOST-On Main street, between Sew
enth and Tenth streets a five dollar
bill. Finder please leave with the
]. w. Coe Printing Co.. and receive
reward. 3o-3t
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-02-02
An Ancient Monument.

In the churchyard at Bewcastle, Cum
berland, England. an isolated spot
about twelve miles from any railway
station, is n monument bearing the in
Scription. THE First Year OF Ecgfrith,
King Of This Realm. G., A. d. go.
Another inscription (Runic) on the west
side says that it was set up as a
standard of Victory In Memory OF
Alchfrith. Lately King" (of Northum-
bria). who played so important part
in the history Of the time.
An interesting account Of the cross is
given in Bishop Brownies work, 1.-THE
Conversion Of the Heptarchy." He says
that the inscriptions are "the earliest
examples known to be in existence of
English literature" and, looking to the
Importance In the history Of the world
OF the conversion Of England, there is
no historical monument in these lands
to compare with the Bewcastle cross"
The shaft as it stands is q square
pillar composed Of single block of
gray freestone fourteen and a half feet
high. The cross head is gone, but when
entire the monument must have been
about twenty-one feet high.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-02-02
Classified Ads.
WANTED.

WANTED-Experien man to work
on farm. Married man preferred.
Enquire John Austerman, 2ie miles
southeast of city. Phone So3-G.
2-at.
WANTED-At once, several Indiana
young men to prepare for coming
spring exams. for railway mail SER
vice. Excellent opportunity. Particu-
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WANTED-Position as bookkeeper,
by experienced man. Ten years ex~
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Can give best of reference. Address
E. B. X. care of Palladium. 1-3t
WANTED-Tenant on farm. Address
1101is Main street. LIST
girl for general house
work that can go home at night.
Call at PIT North Thirteenth street
or phone 1928. 31-3t
wood choppers for
chopping #. hard wood at $1.15
per cord. Steady work during the
year. Board $3.50 per week. Good
men make $3.50 per day Take
Grand Rapids & Indiana Railway
to Simons or westwood. Michigan.
Antrim Iron Co., Mancelona, Mich.
lift.