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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-15

of hjs seat U : mn3ority vote. Hs declsr- ed that it 10 not in the power of the Senate to say to the States: These are not enough. we require other Quai- ifications or to say that we cannot trust the judgment of the States in the selection of Senator and we there- fore insist upon the right to disap- prove than for any reason
 subject to the limitations imposed by the Constitution said MT Knox. the States are left untramfneled in their right to choose their Senators.
 He recited the fact that the Consti- tuition enables the Senate to protect It. self against Improper characters by expeI.ing them by a two-thfrds vote if they are guilty of crinse. offensive immortality, disloyalty, or gross impro- priety during their term of service. He specified these reasons, he said,
 because he could not imagine the Sen- ate expelIing member for cause not falling within one of them.
 Continuing. he said:
 sThe perfection of human liberty un- der law will only be attained under the American Constitution when each l-of the several sovereignties within its sphere Axerts It's powers to the utmost limits for the public veal; when the States and the artificial bodies they
 have created cease to deny and resist the rightful and full exercise of the national power over national affairs, when there are no attempts to. en- croach upon the undeniable reserved
 powers of the States, for the aggrand-
 izement of national power--when the
 people discriminate between wise poli- cies designed to. meet the imperative
 needs of modern conditions and dema- gogfc assaults on the foundations of the Republic for political or personal purposes; when the people shall not be
 vexed by unnecessary .ieg!slatfon about their daily affairs and normal condi- tions are undisturbed by ceaseless ag- itations--agitations fornented by ignor-
 ance and insincerity and misrepresent-
 Ing those just and constitutional pol
 icies of the time which had a due be-
 ginning. have a reason for their ex- istence and shall have a due ending
 when their work is accomplished.
 T know no tenet in the new propa- ganda of constitutional construction that begins to contain the danger to our country involved in the contention
 that Senator of the United States
 may be deprived of his seat whenever the majority of the Senate concludes
 that there are doctrines taught. or
 have been taught in the past, by some
 church organization to which he be- longs, which that majority believes to be, or have been, danger ous.
 Tt Is an easy step atfer the first
 one is taken. because of a mans re- ligion. to take the next and logical
 one of exclusion because q mans Iol- itfcs, and then because of his notions upon economies and then because of
 his attitude toward certain legislation
 T know of no defect In the plain
 rule of the Constitution for which am contending. I know of no case 1t does not reach. can not see that
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-15
KN0XDEFENDS SHOOT
sENAToR STEAKS ON THE CONsTI-
 TUTlONAL STATUS. M
Declares Utah Man should Not Be Un- seated for Being Member of Mormon Chureh--Rights
 of 9tate.

Washington. Feb. 14.--Senator Knox today addressed the Senate in opposi- ton to the resolution reported from the Committee on Privileges and Elec- tions that Reed Shoot Is not entitled to seat as Senator of the United States from Utah."
 He contended unalterably that noth- ing less than two-thirds of the entire membership of the Senate could unseat the Utah Senator. Mir. Knox asked:
 Should the Senate expei Senator smoot and whyr 'and MT. Knox then answered his own question;
 He should not be expelled for be- lieving in the Mormon religion. The irrevocabie statehood ordinance ex- pressly and with Mormonism In view, guaranteed religious toleration in the State of Utah. He should not De ex- pelled for being member or oftcer of the Mormon Church Tor the same reason. He should not be expelled for the vindication of Utah's laws. vio- polygamous relations with Senator Shoots consent or approvaE supposing ne did consent or approve; for Utah, without being ign srant of the facts, elected him and the Senate would not be justified in goiug out of It's way to enforce respect for the formerly ex- pressed will of Ut,h, embodied in It's
  defeating it's later expressed VIII shown in its electtng Smoct."
 After arguing that there is no Fed eraI law against polysamy or polyEa- nous cohabitation applicable to Utah. now that Utah Is a State. and that when she was admitted to the Union of States It was known that there would be and could be none MT. Knox again asked and again answered his pointed question His answer was:
 ''Because, first, 1t is claimed he Is wicked in this, that some of his friends have cohabited with several women be- fore Utah became 6 State. are contin- tiing to do so until death andt that he approves of them as officers of a church. which does not chastise them 7 for so doing; and. second, because he Is Mormon. and the Mormon Church 7 is hierarchy disloyal to our insti- tutions whose will he is bound to obey"
 MT. Knox said that he had inten- tionally referred to the proposed action against Senator Shoot as expulsion as he did not think the Senate would se- riously consider that any question is involved except one of expulsion. He contended that there is no question of Senator Shoot possessing the qua1ifi. cations prescribed by the Constitution and therefore he could not be deprived
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-15
Hoods Sarsaparilla

Purifes and enriches the blood and builds up the whole system.
 It radically cures ali blood diseases, from pimples to scrofula.
 It is the best remedy for catarrh, rheumatism and dyspepsia.
 At all times of the year 1t is the most widely useful medicine.
 These statements are confirmed daily by cured men and women.
 Over 40,O00 testimonials received in two years = an unequaled reCordi
 In tablets, as well as in usual liquid form. 100 Doses One Dollar.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-15
NEGRO PORTER IN JAIL.
Ernest Ward Asrused of Rohbing De
 pot at Centervfile.

pot " C&ntefvtIfes
 centerville, Feb. i4--fSpeciaI. )---Tr- nest Ward, a negro porter at the Mo- bile & Ohio depot. was arrested Tues day on four warrants charging hin, with larceny. and was placed in iaIl It is charged that he broke into pack ages of freight shipped to this place and stole various articles.
 It Is stated that Station Agent Oakley causht him in the act of stealing bottle of whisitey from a D which had been billed to this place. His cases. wtIl come up for trial at the March term of the court at this piace.
 The Court of County Comm,ssioners convened here Monday. At this term of court 1t was deriHed to build an- other steel brid~e This hridee will be erected across the Little Cahaba river rear piner. in the northern part of Btbb County.
 Attorney S D. Logan left for Bir- mirgham vesterdav on a business t~in.
 J. A. FinIev. who was so horribly murdered in Montgome-v few ni@hts stnce. resided here for onite a nu-abA~ of years just prior tto poing to Mont ~ounerv to live. and had many frierd- in thts communitv who we've Freati-' shocked to lern of his te~-ible death
 Representative J. T. Fuller came from MontTomery Sunday and re- -oaiped until Tuesday Mrs Fulle, who had been spending son,a time in Nontgomery, returned to CentervilIs with him
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-15
White Goods and Linens.

E1HE White Goods Department is crowded
 beyond the limit for space. Thirty cases of goods came in yesterday and we can't unpack them until we make room. No tice how we've cut the prices, so Friday will be great quick selling day in this depart ment.
 2,OOO yards Nainsook, small checks an excel lent Sc quality offered Friday at. Dc
 Soft finish white Madras 150O yards, Mon- day suitable for waists, and blouses all small designs Excellent 12 1-2c quality for. .... .1Oc
 Beautiful Sheer White Persian Lawn, exact ly 1000 yards to he offered Friday. An 1Sc quality specially priced at. at.............:..l4 .l4c
 1000 yards Sheer White hand-loomed Batiste Regular 25c grade Friday special at. ..... 19c
 800 yards White Persian Lawn, extremely sheer and fine grade regularly worth 25c, Friday at .................. ............lS .lSc
 Beautiful White Dimity, a quality that IS cheap at 15c, Friday special at. HUG
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-15
Bargains in Dress Goods Monday.

KRIDAY Bargain prices in the Dress Goods Department N Spendng lines of seasonabe materias-materials that demand for present future great savings you
 Read the following items today and take note of the special prices for Friday.
 Twenty fine pieces Brianine in Black, Navy Brown Tan Green and Red Regularly sold for 5oc Friday special 39c
 New Spring Sutng including shadow checks Plain Panama Vgraux Sung and French Serge 7c vaues offered special for Friday at. .60c
 Invisible plaid Suings in rey Tan and Green These the beautiful Spring coorngs and 36 inches wde lent 50c value, special Friday at 35c
 Elegant Chiffon Panama and Taffeta oh regular $25 special Friday for. S100
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-15
MERCHANT SUICIDES.

Manager of Big Chicago Firm Found
 With BuIiet wound In Head.
 Chicago, Feb 14--B. Kuppenheimer manager of the firm of B. Kuppen- heimer and Company. was today found unconscious in his residence. 2037 Prai- rie Avenue. with bullet wound in his head.
 A revolver lay beside him. Mir. Kup- penheimer died before a physician arr rived.
 Late in the day the coroner.s jury returned verdict of suicide while de- spondent because of III health.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-15
WILL NOT RESIGN.

Premier CIemenceau Formally Denies
 He TkIs Such Intention.
 Paris. Feb. 14-Formal denials were issued of the reports that Premier Clemenceau intends resigning his of fee. At the same time 1t was announce ed that the Premier's illness will ren der 1t impossible for him to resume his duties until next week.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-15
Friday Bargain Events at the Economy Center
TODAY AT MONTGOMERYS LARGEST STORE

Hundreds of splendid money saving opportuni- ties are here offered for Friday Shoppers. Just as many more in every department are not listed Your special attention Is directed to our Go Cart Sale Fur nture department. old Farley Bank Building Our Crockey sale. End floor. Dexter Avenue Store. Our Friday Bargains in the Carpet Department, End floor and to the special underpficng in the Dexter Avenue Store, first floor Get your share of the ex traordinary offerings Get here early
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-15
THn TExAs MoNnER,

Cures all Kidney. Bladder and Rheu- matic troubles; sold by all druggists. or two months treatment by mail for s1. Dr. E. W. Hall. 2926 Olive St.. St. Louis. Mo. Send for Ala. testimonials
 adv
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-15

The Daybreafz Fertilizers produce . bale and more of cotton on poor up- land. What wiIf it do on your good 1andf Marks Se Gayle.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-15
Friday Bargains in Typography Goods.

K@ ROM former immense stock of typography goods IL have a small lot left
 Friday will offer this lot at greatly reduced prices These prices mentioned below will give you idea of the price concessions have made.
 The lot consists of Placques Picture Frames Nut Bowls ' etc. 5 s9f@P 1 6x7T beautiful designs with square openings fitted with Regularly sold for l5c Friday loo
 frames offered Friday for .19c Placques 19x14 regularly worth Csc Friday special 4oc Bowls designs with rubber tip bottoms regularly Friday ...... . ...... ...... .... ...
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-15

Hundreds have taken advantage of the big 20 per cent discount sale on Winter shoes Have you? Bullock Shoe Co. adv
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-15
Friday Bargains in Our Suit Department

k HITE light blue Mesane Silk Waists beautifully trimmed M with val lace and dainty medaons also tucks excellent value only .$65O
 White, ightblue pink Mesane Silk Waists daintiy rmmed with lace yoke and val lace insertions and French uc beauty
 Black white China Silk Waists made with tucked yoke trim med with folds of material and French knots stylish
 received big line of Panama Skirts black bue brown and made in several pretty pated styles regular $650 value for this special sale only $5O0
 voe Skirts plaited style very fu good quality special only .$798
 white with open back front Hand
 omey trimmed in embroidery and lace Elbow sleeves Friday
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-15

All $s.5o high-top shoes for men to- day s2.s0 for Cash. Bullock Shoe Cos
 adv.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-01-29
NUMBER OF
Lecture COURSE

The last number Of the \ ii. e. A.
Normal Observation-Disclosures course
will be- given al the Y. NJ &. A. build.
ing. Friday evening. February /. This
number will be- "a lcclur" entitled
The Simple Life and the Cnntagion
of Hurry by Marshall Choate
Cnonch. Mr.. Crouch nm very
highly recommended and II IL assured
that his lecture will be up 10 the ex-
cellent standard already set by the
previous numbers OF the course,
Lectures on Grit" and "Gump-
tion" are ~galore-and we must have
them. The sunshine spreading lee
lures are numerous. There Is IA
plethora OF patriotic addresses. The
race problem offers many points oil
departure for orators. and there are
platform orators to present them oil,
The political debate IN sometimes an
attraction and the "tollies of society"
has numerous revealers, And you
have heard these subjects. haven
you The great names that serve
them TO you year after year arr
worth your while. and they deliver
the goods. But mayhap you have
completed the list. At least yo.
hate had samples Of the leading
thought problems which these me-
present.
But. something different Is 'Th,
Simple Life and the Contagion o
Hurry" In this age of high pressur,
get there" 1t is good to have SOM
one deliver anathemas against thu
complexities and hurlyburlies OF gu
present day living in such o thor
oughly good.natured way that |
cures you while you listen. There l.
only one American who lectures OF
this timeliest OF all subjects. and hi
preachment Is worth while. Mt
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-01-29
REPORT OF LAS
VEGAS HOSPITAL
Ladies' Relief Society Send State
ment Of Finances and Work to
Governor for Past Two Years.

The report of the Ladies' Relief so
ciety of Las Vegas to Governor Hag'
erman for the past two years shows
that on November 30, 1906, the out
standing indebtedness of the Las We
gas hospital was $500. The dona.
lions to the institution during the
year 1905 amounted to s1.336.65. and
during the year 1906, $792.22. Mem.
bership dues the first year were $54.
and the last. $50, The total expenses
for the two years were s12,006.l5.
During the first year of the report.
102 charity patients were treated and
during the second. 1914. a total of
296. Thirteen charity patients died
during the first year. Days treat.
ment of charity patients amounted
to 1925 during 1906. and 3,5i7 dur.
Ing 1906. a total of 7.772 days.
Death. Of charity patients the second
year amounted to fourteen, or a total
of twenty.seven deaths of charity pa.
TENTS at the institution during the
past two years. During the year 1905
there were sixty paid patients treated
at the hospital. and during the year
1906, there were ninety-six, a total of
1856. The number OF days paid pa.
tients who were treated amounted to
1902 during 1905, and 1850 during
1906, a total of 2,652. Deaths among
paid patients were fourteen In 1905,
and twelve in 1906, a total of twenty,
six. The total number OF patients for
the two years was 452. The total
number of days were 1924, and the
total number of deaths, So.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-01-29

Almost invariably there r some
reserved sSats returned TO the drug
stores where tickets ar Gu sale be-
fore 7 O'Clock i'm the evening and
those who have not been fortunate
enough 10 secure reserved salts tor
the show tonight can obtain them by
calling m the stores before that time,
II is expected that ra"! Gilmore will
rival Murray aud Mack In point Of At
tendance.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-01-29
PAUL GILMORE PLAYS
To CROWDED HOUSE

At Yale" II a clean. refreshing.
delightful play. aud Paul Gilmore as
Dick Seelty Monday night delighted
an albuquerque audience that tille'i
the Ellis theater clear back 20 the
doors. SAYS III journal Most Of the
standing room was occupied and the
house was a splendid one. The well
staged, natural. %rolliCking play made
a big hit and was given volleys OF ap'
plause. punctuated by deafening col
lege yells from the Varsity represen'
| tatives who We're punched in the rear
of the theater. R0using cheers for
Gilmore answered bouquets handed
the University at New Mexico from
the stage, and complimentary yeils
were exchanged until the house vas
threatened with complete loss OF hear
ling. The actor paid a high compli'
ment 10 the university. saving that It
was one OF the most unique and beau.
iifui institutions he had eve seen.
Gilmore, In spite Of ten or fifteen
Years before the footlights. is still a
college boy in appearance and man.
ner. and there Is a naivete and nat
ural fun about his acting yet which
makes IL as pleasing and more 81
than seven years ago he played In
the "Three Musketeers." a: me old
Orchresti0n hall. when the stage was
too small for the scenery and Trim,
BILE permitted the removal OF about
forty feet of the roof and the erection
OF a falsework which was taken down
after the show VAS over. Gilmore
was a great success In The Three
fMusketeers." as he has in fact heel
In every role he has attempted. That
was. ON Christmas night, 1899. and
Gilmore Is still telling about 1t.
Gilmore and his clever company
have connterfeited the college atmos'
phere and the halcyon days of Homer
and football and "frats" In a manner
that Is remarkable. The boat race
scene is a most startling realistic az
fair, and all the scenery carried by
the company Is far above the average
The college songs are well done and
the whole play carries the spectator
back to his undergraduate days In
spite Of himself.
Gilmore has made more Of a sue
cess OF AT Yale" than in almost any
other performance and has played
to packed houses all over the country
this season. according to a theatrical
agent for another company who is In
the city and who has followed the
Gilmore troupe for some months.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-01-29

Says a Santa Fe legislative cores
pondent of the Albuquerque journal:
Councilman NJ. B. Stockton of Colfax
county and James Duncan, of San Mig
uel county have a right to be classed
as New Mexico pioneers. Both have
been residents Of the territory for
more than thirty years. and both re.
member well the time long ago when
1t used to be an everyday affair To
ride forty miles to a dance, OF sixty 10
call on a neighbor. They like to talk
of the old days, and some Of the tales
are interesting. Councilman Stockton
has ridden over every mile Of eastern
New Mexico when there wasn't a fence
from Colorado to the Mexican line.
and when Fort Sumner was the only
settlement: while Mr.. Duncan was on
the ground when the Atchison was
laying out its line through Las Vegas
and deciding whether OF not to put
Santa Fe on the main line.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-01-29
ARRESTED
FOR THE MURDER OF
DIR. G. v. TOWNSEND

New York, Jan. 2s.--Suspected Of
knowing something about the death OF
DIR. Charles w. Townsend OF Staten Is
land, who was mysteriously murdered
at his home Friday night, the police
have arrested John Bell. a former
street car conductor. at his home In
Brooklyn. Suspicion was directed
against Bell by the discovery that his
wife died about a year ago, after an
operation attending childbirth. DIR.
Townsend attended the woman and
had charge of the operation. Bell Is
reported TO have blamed DIR. Town.
send. ..itt /
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-01-29

Crouch Is live, earnest and a thinker.
You will like him. He Is clean. He Is
wholesome.
Reserved seats for this number
may be had at Murphey's. Admission
to those not holding season tickets,
soc.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-01-29

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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-01-29

At the annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Aqua Pura company
yesterday afternoon, the old set of Of
ficers were re-chosen. viz: w. c.
Nones, OF Louisville, KY. president;
Col. John II. Ward, same city. vice
president: F, II. Pierce, of this city,
superintendent, secretary and treas
urer: Stephen Powers, assistant sup.
crintendent.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-01-29
The Riaht Name

Mr.. August Sherpe. the popular
overseer of the poor. at Fort Madison.
Iowa, says: "Dr. Kings New Life
Pills are rightly named; they act
more agreeabiy. do more good and
make more feel better than any 9TH
er laxative" Guaranteed to cure bill
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drug stores.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-01-29

Red carnations should have been
more in evidence tn Las Vegas today
than has besan the case, This In men,
oVy of the departed president. VIII
lam Mckinley.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-01-29

Manager Blood this afternoon plac-
ed a hundred extra chairs in the fOy-
ers OF the opera house. and there
will be plenty Of seats for all at the
show tonight. There will be one of
the biggest crowds that ever filled
the local play house.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-01-29

John Remsburg, our new resident
tuner, has composed a number Of
pieces. Leave your order for tuning
at Murray's music store. and receive
a copy gratis. Also with Mrs. Kohn
or with Miss Laughlin. III
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-01-29

An hands together for the building
Up Of a GUeassg Las Vegas In this
community of lseopae who should pull
together as oae nan.