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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-01
President Dave Busy.

President G. GrosveEor Dave of the Gulf Coast Development Association was in the city last night on his way to South Mississippi, where he goes in the interest of the associations work MT. Dave has just return from Pensa- cola and other west Florida points and says that the land owners and busi- ness interests generally of that section are enthusiastic in their interest in the development of tile gulf coast along the lines proposed by the association re- gently formed in this city.
 The president Is .,t p.esent engaged upon the list of directors for the as- sociation, getting that body in working shape
 MT Dave expec to return here the latter part of the week, after a trip through Southern Mississippi.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-01
Refrixersting Maxs.ines.

London, July 31.-As a result of ex- plosions on warship of various navies of the world attributed to the over heating of magazines the British ad- miralty has decided to equip the maga- zines of all ships in the British navy with refrigerating machinery to keep down the temperature. The total cost of the installation of this device Is estimated at $2,500.000.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-01
se.te.eed to Life Imprisoame.t.

Fields. charged with the murder of Arthur Minnix at . lumber mill near here about Q month ago. was found guilty in the district court today ana sentenced to serve . term of life tm- prisonment Fields shot and killed Minnix as a result of a quarrel during @ game of cards. Minnix's home Is in West Virginia.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-01
slny Europeans in Morocco.

Tamgier, July 31-On the pretext that they were displeased with the harbor works three tribes today raided Casa Blanca. one of the chief seaports of Morocco and killed the native guards and seven Europeans. The other Europeans in the city, together with a number of Jews took refuge on Ger man ship which has arrived hero. The French cruiser Galilee sailed for Casa Blanca today
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-01
National Dental Association.

Minneapolis, July 31.-The National Dental Association in convention here selected Boston as the next place of meeting. The following officers were elected: President, William Carr, New York; Vice President for South. J. F. Gray, Nashville, Tenn; Treasurer, A. R Melindy, Knoxville, Tenn.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-01
MURDER SUSPECTED.
Torso of Woman Floats Ashore Near
 Amusement Place.

New York July 31.-The mutilated body of a young woman, consisting of the torso from the waist down, and the legs. which were severed below the knees, fioated ashore today near all amusement park on Staten Island. The body had evidently been in the water for some time and there is every indi- cation that the woman was murdered.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-01
Third Glass Coaches !.

Ottawa. Ont, July 31-The Railroad Commission has ordered the Grand Trunk Railway to have third class car riages put on its trains throughout the entire system in Canada, but gave it the right to appeal to the Supreme Court This will mean a 2-cent rate for Canadians. a
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-01
For Dupont Trophy

The fourth contest for the Dupont trophy will be held at the Mobile Gun Clubs weekly shoot at their grounds across the river tomorrow afternoon. Messrs Goodbrad, Johnston and Sir
 mon have each won the trophy once.
 Thursday. August 8. the club mem- bers will shoot for the Belleek vase offered by the Hunter Arms Company.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-01
STATE sTUNG HARD.
Gets Half Million Job Done for Two
 Million.

Gets Half Million Job Done for Two
 Million.
 Beach Haven, N. J.. July 81.-Charles D. Montague of Brooklyn, an expert on metal furniture, showed by his re- port submitted to the Pennsylvania Capitol Investigating Committee today that the State was mulcted more than $1.50o.000 on the $2.000,000 contract for metallic furnishings.
 Mir. Montague goes into every detail of the metallic furniture in the Capitol at Harrisburg and estimates that had the contractors charged $412,500 for the metal cases they would have real ized 8 net profit of 25 per cent, accord- ing to the market value of the sup pli0S
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-01
Co,fe.se. knowleage of Crime.

Butte, Mont, July 31.-George Tower, under arrest here for compiicity in the hold-up of the North Coast Limited on the Northern Pacific May !. and the murder of Engineer Glow, today con fessed knowledge of the crime. He lays the murder to suspect held at Columbus River, Ore.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-01

made on the kitchen and dining room of the Bisnville Hotel and the Bien- vile cafe is consequently temporarily closed. The floor of the kitchen is be- ing relaid and the interior of the cafe renovated.
 The improvements will be completed in time for the Bienville cafe to re- open August 1.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-01
PROHIBITION CONVENTION.
Recommends Candidates to Re voted
 For This Fall.

Lincoln, Neb., July 31-The prohibi- tion State convention today recom- mended the following as their candi- dates to be voted for this fall: -- Judge of Supreme court. J. D. Graves, Peru: Railway CoRmssioner, Samuel Lychty, Falls City; regents of the State University. J. H. Vonstein, Beatrice and Emil Boostrone Of Booms- burg These names will be placed on the primary ballot to be voted Septem- her 3
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-01
FOR TORPID LIVER

Take Hersford's Acid Phosphate It stimuIateg healthy liver activity. relieves constipation. sick headache and malaria.
 -
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-01
Extend Car Lfne

Tho Mobile Light and Railway Com pany is figuring on pl.-ns for the ex- tension of the street car line to Pine Crest and Dog river to ;onnect with the Gulf Coast fair grounds. The fair people are going to begin work. put ting the grounds into shape. right away. and 1t may be possible yet to hold . fair this fall.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-01
WILL APPEAL DECISION.

Earl of Rosslyn Does Not . Want
 Divorce.
 London, July 31.-The Earl of Ross- lyn announces that he has instructed his attorneys to appeal against the decision of divorce granted his wife by the Scottish court. The ground of the appeal is not stated. The Count ess of Rosslyn was formerly Miss Anna Robinson of Minneapolis. She obtain cd her decree in Edinburgh. July 20.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-01
M- Stoke. at Chautauuua ..

Cnautauqua. N. Y., July s1.-At this afternoons session of the Chautauqua assembly, Mrs. J. G. Phelps Stokes of New York city. delivered an address on Socialism and the Social Unrest"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-01

Is 1t possible that the days are pass ing without Roosevelt doing something extraordinary?
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-01
Burrows in Mobile,

B. D. Burfows, manager of the Ca- mors-McConnell Fruit Importing Com pany at Bocas del Toro. Is in Mobile. accompanied by A. c. Ecker. also from Bocas, and the~ arc stopping at the Cawthon. MT. Burrows went to Bocas from New Orleans where he was assist ant secretary of the New Orleans Pro- gressive Union. It will be remembered that he came to Mobile shortly. after the storm and offered assistance from New Orleans. He wrote the story of the storm for Ridgeway's Magazine.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-09
CULTIVATE CAUTION

Ever stand by the in his little vesbue as his
iammed its way down a crowded strcet2
Notice those work repairing the tracks They wait
until the very nick Of time aighten mp When
the car whsks by there only hairs breadth between
them and destruction
Watch that boy who al creatures gets on
the motormans lie lodges right front car The
driver winds his brake in ilasau involuntary notion but
too late to do any good such The boy escapes by
miracle
There who whips up her horse that She may pass
the street crossing when the fairly her TANKS There
babies in the buggy and your goes into your mouth
The sides OF the Craze the vehicle
Here is business who leaps across the track in the
teeth Of danger that he may gain few The space
between him and death IS very narrow
And so It goes
That the driver does die Of nervous postraon
watching these escapes your increasing wonder
Why will persons endangcr life limb in this and other
wayngng themselves in front Of and cabs and auto
mobiles and transn sheer and thoughess reckessness
II is the American way.
That he may minutes time, the wound-up individual
challenges eternity. Which is rational
Don't you it
II is largely matter Of habit this ngug of caution to the
winds this going ahead regardless danger when there
real occasion for H.
How you the habit? BY the cultivation of the cau
ton habit positive force viii always kill negative force
Reasonable caution the positive force Negligence Of danger
IS the negative force BY developing the habit the habit
Of negligence disappears
Call it BY what you wil-negligence forpetfuncss
reckless impulse foohardness bravado or what mott is
criminal disregard Of proper safety.
Cultivate caution.
DO not get the idea that hurry demands dangerous socd
When danger conronts it is better make haste slowly You
have plenty Of time to wait for pass you have no time
to recklessy risk your life
Cultivate caution
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-09
STAR DUST
BY JOSH

! Tor his peculiar gait Hts steering
wheel has slipped a cos and hc is
running nmuck ilia Auk la filled
with a mixture ct druaturad alec.
hol aud uuftyH Malt Extract"
aud the springs III his sliding gear
are broken illa roller bearings are
not properly adjusted. and his annrd
valve has become jammed lIin
earburetur refuses 10 become thu5t.
tied. and The escaping hot air" u
liable 20 blow hia tnnucnu OF Ite
has lost control OF his air blowers
and bis chemicals are likely to BE-
knitted by bis flame Tho paiarizn
ton OF his battery ~ very rapid and
has 20 De renewed AZ every thirbt
emporium The valve ta hia flaat
tank becomes aiEEiy. and hia jump
spark Eliminates tho landscape
with lurid glow Yet 10 seems
necessary evil and IN spite Of his
shortcomings and aHsinine ways VIZ
are forced to confess that al times
ne In The pusaeaaor OF vast
amount - scents 10 KOS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-09
nN. Proc. nuMprAnARA.

The party whose topknot am
now touching mp tclla me that his
namc IA Folk Tenncasecan hy
birth, Mlsaourian by education and
habit and therefore must be
shown.
Relieves In the divine right Of a
man % boost his own same Ia a
great booae fighter. inaamuch a. he
has kept the Sunday Nd ON tho
principal cities OF Missouri Tor two
years and a half
lie has the smile that won't come
Off which cant como of. ia fact.
since 70 Be- frozen upon hlH face
and which has convinced thousands
OF HIS sincerity when they might
not have been 80 positive from read.
Ing bis speeches
Was boosted into tho governors
chair because he pat few Cheap
boodlcm In the pen. Never over.
looks a chance 10 make speech
or 90 break Into print on the first
paEc Thinks quite we'll of himself
aud much Obliged for these few kind
words Has at times been spoken
Of as the Democratic Moses Ono
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-09

The professor Of chemistry aud
physics NJ the University ~ berne
II a woman only 20 years old
New York city ~ receiving "a
daily average Of 74O Italian immi.
grants. including those from Italy.
Sicily and Sardinia.
The permanent free school fund
Of Texas amounts 20 more Than
$50 600 600 To- value. and The rev
enne derived comes in large part
from interest on bonds ~ the yari.
Gus counties. and much ~ ~ from
rent or lease Of school lands FOR
grazing purposes aud from interest
on notes taken for deferred pay.
menta OF land sold Houston iTex)
Chronicle.
II h. proposed BY the master OF
the Grand Central station. 10 New
York. that IL would be adviaablo
for the railway companies, ln their
now plans. 10 provide kissing
room and require All OSCILLATION o.
De- performed there. 30 that the
coucourao. doorwaya. platforms and
gates Doe not congcated by those
who llugcr for the last goodby
Bishop Potter was staying with a
friend ia n country house On Sun.
day morning as he passed through
the library be found a small boy
euried up In a big chair deeply in.
tnreated IN a book Are you going
20 church. Tom be asked. no.
he replied Why. ! am, the bish-
Oh said Huh" the boy returned
That's your Job
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-09

Your boy just went away 20 col
lege. dlda't her Hope he's making
use % hts advantages, what's tho
news from him
Great lic lcd the frshmen iu
the uaK rush victory broke only
one arm and a collar buuu He's un
The scrub team against thc biggest
man nn the varsity iie pot the
cow ia The presidents parlnf Ast
Friday niEht and painted The col.
leEe clock greyu Hes been iuyiind
20 ioin the famml Hammi 81 IRA.
feFnisY which coats only tif4 80
begin WITH Hes bought TIRES
lip Erura and yclluw aweater
% dinky hat 10 hoxra ~ clKareia
anna ball uup ! R1aaaA hes mai
la U.s. * Ia advantages all
tight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-09
BY ?. w. scHAEFgR.

Tho poyeydove baby was miss
ing again
That IL. her mother had not seon
her Tor 10 minutea
The detective from headquarters
arrived out 81 breath be had run
va fast Mr. noyeydoYc borrowed
the near bloodhound from Il neigh
Dor
The reporters we're also on the
sob = know Baby did not wander
this time Mrn n0ycydovc raHprd
~ their pencils ficw Ia follow her
words. Tor she waA fast aaleop 10
Turkish baths. under Grand the
alter. sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-09

doing everything
cgot last night Dust onol aud dnkableH
nail won't dcarf You know fellow al
the that thinking OF You
he lie
peach lilo said he
shack on the avenue
which viii help aone ana he n going make tho
co
Now, Marie ! love ~ mo don
tie up for Keeps Christmas day What do
ddf All viii be-
the OF the first Of the
let's lnEer I standing for you
night. uoa nj faithful
This puxEng epstlc be
authors Cynthia Grey Fraucoa On
breath nEeraor Miss Jessie Vaughn DR.
ELLA X Dearborn and Miss Elizabeth Gregory
sar" be al
receive letters 10 words In length George
10 you really Of Goorgcg
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-09
PROTECT THE auON BY pROTaTlNC THE PACIFIC

In discussing the problems of what kind OF navy This coun
Try should have people prone say Atlantic
spow and Paciec power That statement correct but it
does not go Ear enough
We are an Atlantic power by dint of American coast
line our possession Porto Rico and potecorae
Cuba
But we have the dominating line.
In the Pacific have the bulk OF the line We have
the Pacific coa.t Of our own country We have Alaska We
the Hawaiian islands We have Guam We have the Phil
ippiues We have portion OF the Samoan islands
No other nations have much interests in the
Pacific as We The Pacific should be pond
That doctrine has been preached by every rsceng
for years The who peace have preached It,
The who do this country by Oreutals
have preached it, The United States get
the bulk OF the Oriental trade have preaehedit
But what have they achieved
Have powerful fleet exclusively for Pacific watcrs2
Have adequate protection the shape OF modern
for,resses properly equipped with guns and mcn'
Have adequate docking facilities for ships2
Have adequate coalug stations?
Have great naval base?
TO all OF these questions touching upon vital parts OF what
should be national policy forced
the humiatug answer;
We worthy name dedicated to Pacific
ice.
None of great Pacific cities adequately protected
against foreign invader.
Not of the 10 Pacific foresss properly equipped
with modern artillery.
There place in the Pacific which be pointed
kind Of eoaing station. ammunition station and
great naval power should have.
How long IS this disgraceuly careless condition
How long immensely wealthy continue IT'S nig
gardy policy with regard TO the Pacnca
The president fully alive the necessity Of doing
thing and doing NOW The furry with Japan drove
home the necessity Of doing something
On this matter the people OF the entire nation should be
united There should go congress from people impe
rious mandate
PROTECT THE NATION BY PROTECTING THE PA
CIFIC. GIVE US PACIFIC FLEET. GIVE US PROPER
FoRTIFIcATIoNS ON THE PACIFIC COAST. GIVE US
PACIFIC NAVAL BASE SECOND TO NONE THAT
EITHER GERMANY. FRANCE OR GREAT BRITAIN is
MAINTAINING IN ORIENTAL WATERS"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-09
REMOVED TO WASHINGTON
Bull DING.

The Washington Institute 81 Os-
te0pathy. nra Potter a Peterson.
have removed their offices from
the Mutual Life building 10 the
fourth floor uf the Washington
building. near foot 81 Cherry. on
First as. This move was necessary
lea order 90 secure sufficient room
IN which 20 conduct their practice
sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-09
u. S. NAVY Yard

Take a trip on the Sound and
VISIT the y. 3. navy yard. see the
battloahipa Oregon. Wisconsin and
Nebraska. the cruisers Charleston.
Boston. Buffalo and the training
ship Philadelphia. the mammoth
dry docks. torpedo boats and
prison 3hip NlpHic Boats leave
Pier 2. foot Of Yeslor way. SIX times
daily Round trip. soc. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-09
Ths 800 80 chauffeur.

Behold the wild eyed demoniacal
chauffeur That relncarnatlon OF
Ia Kansas cyclone on wheels That
human 90 Voauvlus who leaves a
trail Of death and destruction I'm
his wake' That irresponsible be.
Ing with an the diabollcal fury of
an uneducated Missouri mule IN hts
makeup Ills cylinders are crack
ed and his multiple disk clutch
don't hold lie has the new roller
type universal Joints. which account
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-09

her little bed when / loft her I
spent minutes ia the front room.
arranging tho lace curtains. and
then three minutes were claimed BY
a man who came 30 the door with a
patent wrlnRor 10 sell Ho was
heavy man with a SLOUGH hat.
about b5 years old and tously whis
kcrH on. my baby my baby"
The detective went out 20 Inquire
II any nipsiea bad been seen prowi
iug IN The nelghborhoOd. and the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-09

Water. water everywhere.
Nor any drop 81 drink
So wrote the poet dipping down
His pen into the ink.
But hardly would these words auply
To men in the position
OF that distinguished cotorie.
The waterways commission.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-09

bi0T6ound ate a damp sponge
cake which had been the last thlnn
handled by Baby before she went
10 sleep The evening papers were
oR IN few moments with this
Information. spread oaglod all over
No front phgs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-09
rs slns HELD FOR RANsoMr


Tho despairlng. parents Joined
francticallY IN the Behrch. but after
10 minutes ~ unhearahlo Hpspora"
Mrs Doveydovo ran over 10 tho
house of Grandma DOFryd0Fe 4
weep on the shoulder 81 that Kind
ly old lacy But the DoveYdoye
baby had beaten her b9by Dewey
dove was already using all the
available weeping space on grand
mas shoulder
The next edition Of the evening
papers had this
BULLETIN
THE D0voydoyo Baby has been
restored 90 her parents
she was across the street
"iior grandma had her
Grandma WAS showing OF Baby
10 some visitors
"ghe had borrowed Baby for
that purpose
Detective O'Tarara says that for
some moments the case promised
clewH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-09

Virtuoao You have no idea how
difficult that violin solo was
Grabbed Friend It's a pity u
wasn't impossible.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-09

Giraffe want q hose support
er Just one hose supporter
Shopkeeper Why do you want
but uue7
Giraffe want lt 20 keep my
nocktie from slipping down.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-09

what fort Of fellow ! IL
GEORGE 4 lighthosded. selfish
cad, or foolish youth who may
turn cut % 6a rood husband7
How would you answer this let.
ter n u were addressed 10 your
Dear Marie I arrived home
safely Everything o. X. az home
and office Meant to write this Yes
turday a IN. bat was too busy. aud
last night we had that smoker
Had hot time. but ! went home
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-09

Japanese seer 20 the mikado De.
ware og LARGE. Tat pArtl
Mrs Noobrydo iat the Erpcersl .
What have you got ia the shape 81
cucumbera ioday9
Grocor Bananas. ma AN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-09
BABE BURGLED

only Child Of the Doveydovos
COPIED Bodily out of fts Crib
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-09

Leave Pier ? 60 see ba,ileships
sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-09

John am afraid this gown u
not FUN enough
w eil dear. you might eat more. "
IT'S easy 70 be- liberal with other
peoples money.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-09
Josh Wise says.

Some people earn
diacrctit by Eettin'
too much credit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-09
Observation-Disclosures
Observation-Disclosures?

Here 10 a problem love letter
writto6 by Geo ---- 90 Marie
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-09

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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-09-05
IN MY Lady's Boudoir

Nettie is troubled by a dark neck.
The skin is swarthy and streaked in
spite of constant scrubbing and mas
saying. l will tell you what to do for
your trouble, ~Nettie." and then we will
talk little about the care which every
woman should give to her neck if she
wishes to meet the requirements which
fashion at the present time demands.
Your trouble originates with a natur-
ally dark complexion. Nettie. If your
face is dark. you must not expect
marble neck, for it would not look
natural or beautiful.
The streaks, however, can be remov-
ed by the use of a flesh brush and
good bleach. First scrub the neck
thoroughly with the brush and warm
water with a little green soap in it.
After drying, rub in plenty of massage
cream. When the cream has been we'll
rubbed in, apply the following lotion:
Four ounces alcohol, ounces of rose
water. 10 drops of tincture of benzoin.
You should do this once every day I'M
til the neck is in good condition.
The Long Necks of American women
impressed an English novelist who
travelled through this country last
their appearance except the slender
ness of their throats. Judging by the
height of the collars Madame Fashion
is displaying for wear this winter a
long neck is to be one of the chief
essentials to a stylish appearance. The
new stocks are all very high and they
are inclined to be very stiff as well,
though that will come upon US gradu-
t-
our necks into shape so that we may
be prepared for them when they do
come.
To Harden the flesh of the throat,
dash cold water on it night and morn
ing. regardless whether the weather is
hot or cold. incidentally this is a very
good treatment for delicate throat so
that one is accomplishing two things
| by doing it. After washing and using
| the cold water, moisten the palms of
| the hands with cold cream and stroke
| the throat vigorously with an upward
stroke, ending with the tip of the chin.
| Use the left hand twenty-five times,
then the right so that the movement
on both sides of the neck will be the
same, developing the muscles equally.
| The Back of the neck about the edges
of the hair is the point where lack of
grooming shows first. Pumice stone is
the best remedy for this, though one
must be careful not to treat the skin
too harshly with it. Always rub in
some cold cream after using 1t, and
guard against wearing a stiff collar
when you have been taking the treat
ment. Fruit bleaches which should be
used on the neck at least twice a week