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Evening star., 1907-11-19
AFFAIRS IN WEST END
MATTERS CONSIDERED By
CITIZENS ASSOCIATION.

Despite the inclement weather over for
ty representatives of the Georgetown Citi-
zens Association met last evening at the
rooms of the Cooperative Building As
sociation in response to call for a spe-
cial meeting. the purpose Of which was
to enthuse new life and interest into the
civic affairs of old Georgetown. Mr.. f.
T. Gilbert presided. and under a sus-
pension Of the rules twenty new mem
bers were elected.
The report Of the special committee
on recommendations was submitted by
the chairman, Mr.. A. K. Paris, and was
unanimously adopted.
Among other matters the report called
for an election of officers on the first
Monday in December, new location for
the place of meeting. an urgent call for
interest on the part of citizens in the sec
tions welfare, and a suggestion that men
familiar with civic affairs be invited to
speak before the association during the
coming winter.
A discussion was had. which was per-
haps the feature of the meeting. over
the project to improve Rock creek. es-
pecially in it's proximity to Georgetown.
town.
The needs and character Of this i'm
provement were presented by Mr..
George A. King. Col. Henry +. Blount,
Mr. Janhey Brown ana IT: a. -. ohJ
der, and it was agreed without dissent
that the influence of the association
should be thrown in such directions as
may be advised by the District Com
mIssioners in securing proper. treat
ment of Rock Creek valley adjacent
to Georgetown.
The committee on parks was contin-
ued, and with renewed emphasis they
were instructed 20 again use every eff
fort to secure the Boyce tract as a
public park for the oldest section with.
out one. The large attendance and
genuine enthusiasm displayed at the
meeting last night show that the citi-
zens west of Rock creek are fully
alive to their requirements and re-
sponsibilitfes.
Evening star., 1907-11-19
e study of all domestic problems

the study of all domestic problems.
1t is proposed to train the young and
inexperienced, to encourage those now in
service to improve, to induce girls of
good class to take up domestic employ
ment by leading them to think Of cook
ing and housekeeping as fine arts reuuir-
ing intelligence and skill worthy of their
best efforts. and by assuring them good
homes. 1t is also proposed to bring about
a more satisfactory mode of dress and of
living, especially among the domestics
who go home at night. as it is alleged
that insanitary surroundings In the homes
OF many of the girls who hire a room
outside are a menace to the health and
homes of their employers. 1t is hoped to
bring about the grading of servants
wages according to experience and eff
hciency, and TO enforce a better system
Of references.
well-equipped kitchen has been in
stalled. and there are number of pupils
but at present there is not enough money
to secure trained teacher and a laundry
and boarding department
The meeting will be presided over In,
Mrs. David Brewer. The patronesses are.
Mrs. John r. Mclean. Mrs Archibald
Hopkins. Mrs. A. C. Barney, Mrs. III n
Bradford and Mrs. Mary S. Lockwood.
Evening star., 1907-11-19

to the property upon which it proposes
to establish the cemetery. and because of
this fact the Commissioners should not
consider 1t. Attorney Perskin admitted
that his clients have not secured the deed
to the property. but informed the Com
missioners that they have purchased the
property rights to the land, and the deed
has been asked for and will be obtained
in few days.
The Commissioners concluded the hear
ing by saying they will refer the matter
to the corporation counsel to advise them
upon certain legal points in connection
with the application.
Evening star., 1907-11-19

/ Handsome Gray Squirrel Throw Scarfs; h
finest satin SOFT rich fur very desirable piece
and sold regularly at S1S. An unusual offering :,
Evening star., 1907-11-19
HousEKEEpERs COOPERATE.
Meeting to Be Held Thursday Even
ing to Discuss Servant Problem.

Arrangements have been made for
meeting to be held Thursday afternoon at
8 o'clock at the Friends Select School.
1910 street northwest, for the purpose
of forming a housekeeper's alliance for
the Improvement of domestic service. It
is proposed to train workers and TO Sc
cure cooperation Of the housekeepers in
Evening star., 1907-11-19

PILES CURED IN TO IA DAYS.
PAZ0 OINTMENT, is guaranteed to cure any
case OF Itching. Blind, Bleeding or ProtrEdlns
oc1-tu&S.H
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Exclusive Rights Conferred.


ton of the provisions Of the act and a
proper distribution and allotment of iuris-
diction, the United States has the exclu
sive right to control the use Of the physi-
cal structure Of the aqueduct and all its
appurtenances, which include the road
known as the Conduit road
5. That this road was made especially
for the use of the federal authorities in
the construction and maintenance of the
aqueduct. and that large part Of it's ex-
tent, and at the points upon which the
alleged OnenSeS were committed, is built
over and Immediately on the arch of the
aqueduct, constitutes the covering and
arch and is an integral part of the aque-
duct itself.
6. That the use of this road by the pub
lie Is by grace Of the United States; that
the permission OF its use can at any time
be withdrawn, el,.ler by executive order
or by congressional enactment, as may be
necessary, and that, in view of this spe-
ctfc purpose for which the land was ae-
quired and the provisions OF the act of
cession, the public by such use does not
acquire and cannot acquire a prescriptiye
right to use the road.
Z. That the Conduit road is not pub
lie road or public highway" "in the
state or "of the state within the pur-
view of chapter 40 OF the acts OF the
legislature of 1906 and the provisions of
said act regulating the speed Of motor
vehicles on public roads or highways do
not apply. and. therefore, the defendant
has committed no offense of which cit her
the mayor of Glen Eeho or justice of
the peace for Montgomery county can
take cognizance.
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$3.50 EACH
and UP

AccuapsSa 10 utE IMPROVEMENTS
raEHnoS
Ak rnrAL aror TO sEnRrr a rt.Aen
roR youH no9K on a aoop n-cT
70 riAeE liTTLH MoSEy Az Az
psvEsrAEsT wnTf
uncAunr ktnKAnr TRACTS ukYK
usES Hsaos.e At a ooon rnogfr
70 run rencmAera or ua uur =
Frw nAra 400
TnRas-i.i cant. - oS OK uErunE
8 rnAa. - OK on nEsoRE rrsns
SITUATED MIDWAY nrrwEns
aArnNaos OK E1sE RAINIER AKS
ToS eAa I1sE AID osoRawrows
OK riEE rnxsEsr = = 90 LINE rur
rxTESsfoS OF rrsE sEArrt.E Et.ee
TRfc 90 flsna VIII PASS WITHIN
TWO mocka or THESE TRACTS
rms witt agvm A znfHrTK Era
vicE TO riosnra SQUARE Avu
Five CENTS VIII ur TIRE rAHn TO
ASY PART % aHEArEn SEATTLE
coSE ~ TOMORROW. AND irr Ca
SHOW T1Ira To ruu NO TROUBLE
TO AvswEn qursrlosa
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PHONE YouR WANT 40

TO The Main 1885, Ina
tisS The star viii call ana cot
beet the blll and will send 70
you the answers TO your al when
addressed "cafe The star
RATES FOR CLASSIFIED
huNERTtsGMENTs ltislp
Wanted. Lost and Found. Fer
Rent, For Sale. eta.l One Cen, e
Nerd.
SITUATION WANTED Aos-
70 Nerds Three Times For 70
Csnta.
Seven words or fractions o.
words 10 the lines cash In adj
sARcc when charged 60 ac-
count actual number Of lines as
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BIN Tor an -ad IS eenta Hal
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Mullen set Ballard Az OBJ
City Hall
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Govt Land
uaas lu.sa,isa We o.a les.'- rsa
Frss c. Charge
.. ne,a a % ~ acre. = ssases t.fwins
laHi siess = iage as fsiiFsaa g eas
a fhz HtHF FHNtr ahGftuNn 90
soufnftis tpAiio reis = ssssfa'asa'
laaa ana sse - hsi ~ = eess q
sa.2E Per Acre
". farsi.e = sssp~saai ~-s-s ssras "a
ehanFs thai faa snsalf asi fAss - thss
asst -iH b s@ih 49, - aefs snssas %
tso fsass So steai q Fl etsgs
Aesu INVESTMENT 60
si4sis Ftssssf Ma. III
T1rTT d a nTH0KfS
49, - 'ss y, IL 80 az, a. 10 ..ss = =.
49, sash aaa - sssry - usanshs this
= % - ss.n.ssa sss sis.ss - =. ~
FoR sALe--AcaeAcI.
ce<rNhy seEsic ACne TRACTS
FtNrHf eis~ - ssana 49, asesesstss.
cnNrs ~ hrAiTY e..
tse Aaassa nAia
eaNs ~ rtsa nfFfeN am sHH slst
sss iss.y - ~ ssiss $50 : - ~
Tract Eass $50 $500.
sfp - ga Ai..ss nsitslas iti
. ssfes q Nssfs.asss. sstsf 49,.
arfss s5sAfst q SO fsfass ~ ash
~ aifafs lssa isesss ifssis
NfEN MArTaAs
- stataai ifse utts
Neln ts9
VENTfHF mr.IE kcl1E TRACTS
FtN@hF ffsN - ~ssssa saa aasesetafnss
.ns - sks-l~s' - =, - -
50 AaaAa ttfx
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~ tsisfsfsas - - 49, tsssss
ses,Aes y lessassassaia
HhHEnr MktfuN
eIe SO "a Aissts haitsaas tN1i
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FlNE Ntsa * seaF4 aaH Hasasssflfaies.
ens ftH sAsasaasf tialas e.
GENFf nm uWAtFN CD.
Ri Atasaa Ha8a
CHAP -. ~ fs.s 40 "a t.s.
WasHsasfaa as 80 nee fsseEfas - 49,
satsf saif tfa 81 80 tsfsHs q -
lstaatk. - Haeat stii naasa thsm
nsstk fhssfsasasta 49, fffiiaaat - tassAse
sesaf ta ffaes* raaals haf8ss tssF A. AZ
ssd e14
fEMft FIJI #N 2tN AfNM fH4f=NN
FINEST Naem ~ pniINf 49, teassssietaa
asst 49, ehearNtt fteee 81 so
NNsTf AZ mWktTN so.
ISIS aiasaa nAtf
~ nv FHsRs s,ss - .sss ssea
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VIZ HAVE DECIDED

- niaea loseph d Thomas q CO = Ahfi
fiHH e. Wet Heaffie ~ fhH market Nla
NHeh ~ prices 81 far EataN other West Nf
attic prizes that fhs snfifs aadifian viii
Nhssa afe ttrH lalH m#Haff iaaHfiF 900
affH INrf are IN ufnafas ffusn lNnffff
s.4aafH aff = tilsk ffan california avenue
aHa aiafh fnrrs sfs fSs ana so esfh
lsfHa ~ rash ~ in aeufhs - in D.
HHaH
fea oar assnf ~ the hfaneh offirs olrHsf
California ard Ninth aFfnHa - fafi af ~
aHHH tHNn 1ffies
JOSEPH y TffoaAa q co.
Incorporated
40 CHERRY MFHEEf
EuffHnEs 10 fsesfaan hHiidinE
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Ga,e0o G.

~ aaaiae 81 fhiHneY sFs. asss "a
F1ssi ffsaH heasf nirf lsxa - -
fiHH Hass Inquiries r. ft.fe -
tassa ala n gpu dsri1s ftaf Ia -.
Il - snasf pfics. cdsas h go -
Fasf money
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roR LrAan.

raa tfASn aen ssras # land az fail
f,,aH siatlrn. Va snahauilsh euaeff si0 acfts
hes hssa aerAra aud - aussi pasture snlall
haaae. tsrH and outhuidleksi vstg liberal
tefiea q fiaht PARTY
nuurkt NAtfu1s
30 90 81 Aisats huiiaia9 1871
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tAKE GENEVA TRACTS ng~ rssaf
sss9s tfssf Issa sa'-iisiisf iata = : 81 80
afru Tracts niseia ieesfTA ftstt n ftN4 -
arvs,s.a,sa,. s-,~, 49,. ~ 49, 80
ssi.s - ssasie issi' sssf sssiiy si.arss
pfis~s taEa e 500 ~ tract sssf sssl
aouNnT ukLrHY.
kt9 80 a1i kiasts naitEns tsn
AZ IDEAL SUMMER HONS warn
FHpNreaa : stse sesi,sfss - e. -
esiianf sesls = argss fiHafef sad fsuFaa
erehasa * 100 tsaslnH trees ~ Aaas2a -
spssl ftulf@i aies srsrt fssea loss.
is@i IN fraut Ess-l ashinx hanline sni
h1sfiaS Hfass o. .0u Waaia eaasilisF
a. stshssxs e. Gig psup~stI. ms = ieo
HoRtHr uAlrHY.
ei9azo al Alsssa naiidlEa. iszi
BETWEEN snATrfs AEn TACOMA
70 sesesa Ell istsi atafif sn etssfsa lsFrH
ponERr NkrrnY.
aiaRaonzi Aisata HaiiaiHE isgi
tARaH TRACT 90 RicH AtnNa ASp
MAPLE ard Jess Hfruei iu SD ~ afra
if.ets a.eE 80 sail vsfy sssltf cleared
alt4 - fHa ref ffnrf. Iasg fafata.
HuHEnT NAfTnf.
piseznnzi Aissts haiifinss tszi
Mat SEW OUTAGE. four iHfeu ruatas
viii sis asHas ~ safFa Nas4 lad. aHffif
Improved. 81 level. uiffly insafHd. "a raf
usf n twa eaiHir foada. batusaa seattle
anf Taeasus. aet fsr ffsm pfepgsea infsf.
nfhau Price fl $50 Tefma
uuHFHr HktTuY.
Rfssa1 ~ Alaska nuiifinF. 1871
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PETERS Fits 60.

500 each fnr uiHe nice level lots IN
Lakewood hddluaHt Huttsu pHghi VIII sell
separately on terms ~ s1a down aud bal
hMrr $40 per mHHft.
stno 90 sino fUr large. slightly lots At
Rainier Beach, lots average HutNh. terms
very eaayi nnu nfth cash. balance so pr
muufh
ft1n.Iut 0nltUe. Southeast seattle. about
loo fnnt FROM boulevard fnah
s. n1n~IarEp View lot. HnKtnn. east
ffuHfnnu, nn The Greet Of Rainier usiFhtHi
terms
q ono lot f0tieo. an Rainier uciahts
car Tine, near UHY II.
e. 4nnaNrw p faeW house aud aHNtuo lot.
University district eue half cash.
pWTEUs HffrN &c,
aui.s Denny hldg,
Malu laii, Ind. aii4.
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wn.urn g lrw1a a ROBINSON


FuH SAT-
uNE 90 ritE FnFrTtENr CORNERS an
hHrth NfuadWaF Wtth mnlrfn aafHH fsssaI
fwfiiinN sesn#lsnsiiuN maGuInramf NiHw ~
sgund, alaantsins aAi FiW. rFtre a1a. asa
fffms
TWO SLIGHTLY TOTS % Naf4h nsaaa
ssFi ie0tioa. Price $3.50 TERMS
HrnE ~ A Gnon MY on igh a. \
~ o1ttzs Hatefa ripm dWeiiiaa Price
- 80 Teffas
NEw MODERN Eigur ROOM DWELL
mo. with srafiass iarn. ic1et24. safffat
bearing fruit trees sfaal fruits. choice
shruhhsfY snH faNffa ~ aH tihas niee
rirw ~ i4kH ahA muuaiHlus two hlneka
frnm GER. fYiee e. 80 Tpfus
WDfse.sE afHfTuV
aiagSpgi sissts naliims fs9
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Ghsan. Rkh

pss<a k.as 81 paeffts cftyi an isvas -
snssI ctr wksss - rsuts esf seeeski Afeef
go sf4s~ans Cusns tastari kAsss fagfs
- ee tsfssss q 80 nuaHth fake Fsreara
intssssftaa = Faafrx ctr. ~ eeer ess ;
pafasls4 Geese to-taIs u
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VACANT LoTs
nnnn. mallrlY neall

81 fau ~ ff1m naHsfH hsHse nsff
ifsil lac ihkr tinluuf all eiiH ifHpfHsftarniH
paid s.Hs haif faHh, taiaBfa 81. liff mnsfh.
81 nH faf Eussi aiNAfif - nu gHffH
AHna Kasf finu ~ the baf. Vest Seattle
HHd MngniiliH terms
WIsaiiir HfuHl.
H.. IIat aIaE4.4aH HaHa
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NNANNfA HANHHa
40 fifa. siFhfiy taf sifh slsa ~ iHtI
ash mnHHfaiaa Terms 80 eash. baianfi
e. laf uiaHfh
fIiAHLrH = ADAMS
Hfi lehman Eiaa m
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Specials

tS9=A frw ntes tass rsar rafaies nsats
faff ftsafaa sas1 trrfas
tada-tlrsa sfaazH Anna ~ go koeans
West
o. lias =. fzas ~ asaf ths tnifsfe4sg
q. sa-ies y Sin a--siis On NE n n
HsNrh stea s4Hefal nms fnrsaFa
NffNe
o. tap f-lns ~ m gslh ava h capitsl lfln
east ffnnt
y isa.-Y1nr assrs tyast near ossfsssowa
cirafFf a tsrssfn
q tle--Nirs faasn EHffsas "a oaenn Araa
m ~ = uHfsA fhs usHnrr
q. NH'-NFu sssafn nEsttaxs Hesf NstHtss
itsa4israf1 esq tsfsus
nHEnTa eauN CO
1918 u Alsska railfinF
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fafhtf HtrIZu. iearaa ffifI. HufffsffIff
ahla 4ias ~ silnf aaa elU i1 mlnHfra
ffafH Occidental ~ MI feeJ raah. hal
hHHe taH ~ fhFsa tFnFH
Miftuf. qutrn anHs Hnstisif4feinblf FirN
~ afaand z Elucts from cat Anaf ~ fuln
Hfea fiam aadiaha aff fzos9 taff rasf.
saiaaea fse ~ three feafs af ~ rfuf
iaiafnsf Addrfna
b. A DAVIS
uissfias wash g01ip
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~ FNH aHkRs fras - @ssa tssa
ssfaeaa Aaait2s aa1 rsseeis ls eefst fslf
- Sc ffaeE Nksf u 2 tfesafs fH4 NltA
t.sy . faw sFssa ~Eaa kaa 80 fHeHEr
We kaFa fasf faasffa sfss atss - fAa hAHs
ut kuVHM Sections hesaasa tAH tHH
sltiss iasA 3 aFFH tfnFts SAL ast1a4
then - ssak rssV trsaas tksf 9aa aasA4
hssais maa So raasssF tttsNs 40 Co
$40 sc trace Heffef e. aaf anA tasiA
itsa asss pssee g. ~ aars saf 81 faii
hunrHs akirnf
St. - ar kissa4 haataHs - ~
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VAcAMr IoIa-

Tor bale a number n lots iH residences
district. different parts ~ the city. and
slso several afre strips oinse tu the sama
being 10 eHas two. FIVE ton aHd fHsnfv-
acre tfalte4 tarma.
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iNVEsTMENTs. !.

nRREe A sSAr.
FIVE ROOM MODERN HORSE. o. =,
NEAR EAST JOHN. oNLf oss 40
FROM MADISON ST. car; iaf f'sa
on TWO STREETS. $50 poWs An "
rER MONTH. ACT QUICK u "
WANT A SNAP.
THE oLoHE REALTr CO.
SOS EMPIRE BLK. an AND AApissA
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STORAGE,
Baaks ash,etei. a cents ! dsfs steiass
Tee riaHa ard fafntiufe ntestns settnat =
even IUton Transfer store t1s III
EHa4s talh phcnes. Main - "
losr AND FOUND.
n sliss sTiirf u6ite wfth blafs srats
"a ears ani lrft siAe ~ hees sNllaf ana
chain - wheN last seen Return ~ ''e
riHaff a. aud receive fewHea " ~ Y
PERSONALS.
4@eateA klif..s n n j ftsa. formrfis
e iisa fika 81 "a aehneidaf. ~ iftu
FesIals diseases "a sssft netufs ave
tsaafilllf treated consult Fhfsisten Iisf
rsfka Nea Naft Nstiifai Institute ofncs
isfa tfs,.sk tulttina fii Nnien ~
N a h. NAuNh4 saesesss4 60 pf
gfax. tiasaapath. Hu Arraaa thttd nses
an4slaffs sfosafuF, Nsln ttses &af'd
g5sa5taafa A. o. klftsttfs Atsa hFfnsfd
FAtateiaR and safEtes, sei,ssttaheH ues,
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VIZ nAvn nrerpEn

r ftars faserh q THezszss q CO. Aftts
szaa 20 West es4tfts 81 fhs mnftet thIs
sss4 - rgt1ss faf telau eshff Mesf 49,
fhesr ar Ftra tats lsuaffil ftrrrfif sits
afst TtrT as b tatHztes fftlFl taissaesf
- a&fs AIS q AiI9t fssN EzallflFria atstaf
As51 slEfh trsffxe So - aad $50 sach
tssps "a aaeh, - u aafsths. "a "a {
fNaf
aas gas aeeaf ~ ihs traneh ufflcs cs#Nnf
azNg tasn uefsee
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wE HAVE DECIDED
70 ptars fesenh q Tharsas q IN e 49,
tiHn - Wet Seattle Ha thr fHnfAsi Hhfs
Nefh AZ rffrns faf tsiaa ethsf West -
affir rftras fhat fHs erfift sfdiiian sffi
IfsaF ktnn iataI taaEniftrrutiF stu
afssi Ttsy Ase e fainufas from tiaHneI
s4usfr sri = tfaek ffaffi canfernia sFeaas
aHf Mirfh ffides ars 80 arf 80 saFh
terms - cash. Is ~ fnnuths. ~ r. !
feaF
- cur aFsHt 81 The hsanch offica asFusf
FaIifrruis anf NtHth aNenne ~ call e. 4fe
tawn town uffias
JOSEPH r THOMAS a co.
fnf HFfs7afatHf
- CtfEHHN WfuFTT
Entfsnce - lee man ugiiiinN
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houses l'sA ro tors.
BHlTH&G 6 Ncoay
~ kplss fh~k
- La i

~ faa Haff a bona q.
al go Failf ~ ~ -. t4fszess.
ana taik assf Harso lisgs - - -
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-15
Presents Amendment to
 That Effect. WOULD OPEN COURTS
 OF STATE TO THEM Introduction of Measure Results in
 Early Adjournment. khort Session of the Senators Is Per- vaded by the Reunion spirit, and the TeasIey Amendment Is oniy Feature of z
 TAe Day.

Before the adjournment of the Senate yesterday afternoon. Senator Teasley introduced an amendment to the maxi mum rate bill, which bill bears the en- dorsement of Governor Conner, provid- ing for the giving Of a fair hearing in the courts of the State of Alabama of the railroad cases.
 As was expressed by a member of the Senate, the amendment was loaded. It is hardly expected that it will be adopt ed,. but 1t puts the members of the Senate on record as to whether or not they favor the granting of a hear ing in courts of the State on the con- stitutionality of the administration bills.
 The full text of the amendment is as follows:
 "Section g. Any person. company or corporation, owning or operating as common carrier any railroad in whole or in part in this State, shall have the right to contest the validity or fair ness and reasonableness of, and the right of the Railroad Commission of Alabama to enforce any rate or rates of compensation established by statute for the transportation, originating and terminating within the State. by any railroad in the State of any article or commodity by filing petition or com- plaint if such contest be instituted in a State court, in the circuit or chan cery court of Montgomery County, Ala baIna, or other court in said county having concurrent Jurisdiction with said circuit or chancery court, making the Railroad Commission of Alabama defendant therein, and alleging where in the rate or rates complained of are invalid or unfair and unreasonable; and Tn said petition the validity. fair ness or reasonabIeness of the respec- tive rates or any number of articles or classes of articler may be contested.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-15
NEWS. or TUSCALOOSA.

Tuscaloosa Nov. 1i.-fspeciai. )--- George Upchurch, who has been res ident of New Mexico nearly seventeen years, is the guest of his brothers, A. !. upchurch and W. c. Upchurch.
 Mir. Upchurch is directly from New York on his way to the City of Mexi- co. Mrs. Gree of Scotland accompanies him on the trip from Nezz1wYork to Mexico.
 Mrs. ". J. Porter and Miss Annie Lou Porter of St. Louis, who have been vis- itfng the formers sister. Mrs. John Van Lear, have gone to New York and from there they will sail for Europe. taking the Mediterranean trip.
 Aionzo Hill and Henry Long have gone to Louisville to attend the com vention of the Delta Kappa Epsilon Fraternity at which they will repre- sent the chapter at the University. 9J
 The Kettledrum met at 3:s0 this af- ternoon with Mrs. w. F. Fitts on Greensboro Avenue. The subject was Recent Writers. Their Ways and Their Work"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-15
MONTGOMERY PEOPLE WITH WEAK
 LUNGS NEED vlM0L

Many people inherit weak lungs which are likely to be attacked by con- sumption. So also are lungs weaken ed by disease or by a stubborn hack ing cough.
 No matter what the cause, Vinol strengthens weak lungs and gives one the power to throw off wasting dis eases.
 The reason that vinol has such power to heal and strengthen Is be- cause 1t contains in q highly concen- trated form all of the curative. medf- cinal and strength-creating elements of cod liver oil. actually taken from fresh cods, flyers with the useless, nauseating oil eliminated and tonic iron added.
 So sure are we of what. Yinol will do that we ask every person in Mont ss:s.es.ssH, T Ale -. se,ifsaring from weak lungs. stubborn hacking coughs or any wasting disease to try Vinol on our offer to return money if it fails.2NE. G. Fowler, Montgomery, Ala.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-15
RABBI LEVY WEDS
 MISS KAHN IN SELMA

Selma, Nov. )---Dr. E. s. Levy of Fort Smith Ark and MIaa Fanny Kahn of Montgomery, were quietly married this afternoon at the residence of Mrs. A. Holzman. sister of the bride on Lauderdale Street.
 The ceremony was performed by Rabbi Jacob Kaplan of the congrega- ton Temple Mishkan Israel in the pres- ence of a few of the friends and rela- tives of the couple.
 After the ceremony, Dr. and Mrs. Levy left for Fort Smith, where they will reside,
 For the past twenty years, pr. Levy was the pastor of the Temple Mishkan Israel, and only left here during the past summer to take control of con- gregation at Fort Smith. The bride is a well-known young woman of Montgomery. who, during several vis- it's. has made a number of friends in Selma.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-15
NEWS OF RECORD

The following appointments by tho Governor were announced yesterd&y; Notaries--D. N. Teague of Madison F.. Lloyd Tate, of Wetumpka; Jesse . Eambard. of Gainestown: Leslie Hal of Bay Minete. and N. Q. Elting' o'
 Justice of the Peace---J. T. Herrinsi of Danville. Justice of the Peace and Notary Pub. lic--E. P. Morrisette of King. The Secretary of State was notified yesterday of the following new cor poratfons:
 southern stove Fixture Company of Birmingham, capital stock $6,000; inc corporators, J, S. Brown, H, w. Greg ory and c. W. Harmon. Jr. Standard Fuel Company Of Montgom- cry. to change capital stock from $10o, 600 to s300,000. Hayden Pake Theatre Company or Gadsden. capital stock stoooo; twenty incorporators.
 Alabama Gulf Coal Company of Bir- mingham, capital stock s2.o00; tncor- porators. Lewis Minn, R. D. Johpston' Jc., and J. R. Dewberry.
 The following transfers of real es- tate were recorded yesterday by the Probate Court;
 Robert WoolIoik anu 0Atah UeoAS.N to John A. Smith. twenty-four acres Tn section 24. township 24, range 24; com sideration, $500.
 oriana Taylor to A. J. Taylor. quit claim deed to 1S0 acres in section T. township 16, range 1e; consideration s5.
 Andrew Friggar to Andrew J. Frig- gar, fifty feet of lot 1o.. Baldwin's plat; consideration, s15o and other consid- erations.
 J. H. Shreve to Jake Kaufman. lot in Rosenstock's plat; consideration $700.
 A marriage license Issued from the Probate Court yesterday to William M Yates and Lillie Vincent.
 Fresh snappers and Spanish
 mackerei.
 Just received.
 R. H. Yelvefton.
 Court Square, Phene Sss'