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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-20
oPELIKA PRIMARY.
L. F. Dickson Elected Mayor over H a fIIfff.

e. CIifs.
 opelike. March s.--(Sp1cial )--The city Democratic primary was held Mon- day. and Hon. l.. F. Dicl son defeated MT. H. e. Gift for the uiayoralty nomf- nation by twsnty-six majority.
 MT. Dickson carried three of the four wards He is good citizen and suc- oessful business man
 H. T. Sanders, and ]. c. Palmer were elected aldermen in ward one; ". F. Renfro and H. Thomason were cleo ted aldermen in ward two; J. F. Duny and c. P. D. Taylor were elcted alder men in ward three. and. R. M Greene, IT,, and D. s. Robertson. were elected aldermen in ward four. The alder manic board as a whole, is composed or progressive and successful business men.
 Rev. J. M. Dannelly. pastor of the First Methodist Church. has announces that he will start series of metings at his church. commencing next Sun day morning at eleven o'clock. He has announced that he wiil#do the preach ing himself. and has asked for the hear ty and active cooperation. of all the members of his congregation.
 Mrs C. E Driver. Of Baden Springs, who was called to Opelika last week. on account of the serious Illness of her son, George E. Driver, Jr.. returned to her home this morning.
 Professor G. W. Brock, superinten- dent of the Opelika Public School, has announced that pr. J. P. McFerren. pas tor of St. Paul Methodist Church of Columbus. Ga, will preach the com mencement sermon for the school this year and that pr. c. c. Thach. pfesi- dent of the Alabama Polytechnic Insti- ute, at Auburn. will make the literary address. The graduating class will be composed of sixteen members this year. and is the largest in the history of the school
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-20
Store Cheeks Non-TransferabIe.

In the circuit court today Judge A. O. Lane rendered decision in the case of A Kantjetsky vs. the Tennessee Coal Iron and Railroad Company in favor of the defendant, holding that the plaintiff could not recover on q number of store checks purchased from miners and other employees of the conn pany.
 It seems that Kantjetsky had been buying store checks from miners and other employees, paying at the rate of ,seventy-five cents on the dollar. The cheeks were marked non-transferable :. The company refused to cash or trade out the checks with Kantjessky and the latter went to the court.
 The decision holds hat the conmissa- ry checks issued to the employees of the big corporations when marked non- transferable cannot be bartered in by outsiders.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-20

the Southern Railway. stating that the arrangements for his entertainment, while In he city, as the guest of the Club. are entirely satisfactory. Presi- dent Finley will arrive on his private car on the night of March 20.
 An informal meeting of the recep- ton and entertainment committee of the club was held and the details were completed. A banquet will be given at the Hotel Hillman Thursday night, at which will be present, besides the representative business and profession al men of the city, many others of note from out of town. Thursday s1ternoon President Finley will address the Com mercial Club at the club rooms.
 Indications are that the meeting in the afternoon will be the best attended in he history of the club.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-20
Rennf
 from PAin Gftsr nrss or second Dose Acts by Puri-

Tha aOld Reliable" Internal Remedy for
 RHEUMATISM, NEURALGIA,
 sCIATfCA. GOUT and LUMBAGO.
 NoTE.--This specific Remedy has been advertised In Medical Journals and used in private practice for 20 years. we have ample proof to justify us in making the assertion that this preparation will relieve or cure aB per cent. of the cases indicated.
 If does not disturb the Stomach, Afforda quiet sleep and creates a good appetite. For sale by druggists generally or order direct. Send for Free Descriptive Circular to Grif- rth Rheumatic Cure Co, sole Mfgs. e7 Third Ave. cor, ilth St.. New York. N, Y-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-20
SAYS THIS
 RELIEVES BackAcHE.

A well known authority says that Backache is often Ma ture's danger signal which no- tines the sufferer that the kid neys are sick.
 The following simple home made mixture is said to relieve backache and cleanse and build up the Kidneys. If taken be- fore the stage of Bright's dis ease: Fuild Extract Dande- lion. one-half ounce; Com pound Kergon, one ounce; Compound Syrup sarsaparilla, three ounces. Mix by shaking we'll in bottle and take in teaspoonful doses after meals and at bedtime.
 A well known local druggist is authority that these ingredi- ents are mainly of vegetable ex- traction and harmless to use. and can be obtained at small cost from any good prescrip- tion pharmacy. Those who think they have kidney trou- ble or suffer with lame back or weak bladder, should give this prescription q trial. as <no harm can possibly follow it's use, and K is said to do wonders for some people.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-20
wilI Attend snolxer.

President Robert Jemiscn, Jr.. of the Commercial Club, today appointed a committee to attend the Isthmian Ca- nal smoker to be given at New Orleans on the night of March 25. His action was in response to an invitation ex- tended by the New orleans Progressive Union.
 The object of the smoker is, to effect the cooperation of commercial bodies throughout the South in an endeavor to secure from the United States gov ernment the recognition of Southern ports as ports of entry and export for the materials and supplies used in the construction of the Panama canal. The South is said to be discrimina- ted against in the matter, Northern ports being given the preference over those in the South more conveniently situated and as justly entitled to fed- eral consideration. It is sought by the commercial bodies to bring pressure to bear and secure for the South what are said to be her just rights South ern railroads would bs among those benefited, as they would secure some of Ehe transportation now going to Northern lines.
 Following is the committees as nam ed- by President Jemison:
 James Bowron, T. G, Bush, F. H. crockard. J. W. Mcqueen. R. B. Col lins, Morris Adler, s. W. Lee, H. J.. Porter, J. A. vanHoose. F. Caheen, w. E. Leake and P Sid Jones.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-20
Alabama at Capital

Washington, March 1s.-(special )-- Patents have been issued to Phillip W Gooch, Bessemer, feed water regulator Richard c. Feel. Clinton cotton chop per and cultivator.
 Aubery COX has been appointed a regular and Montrsss Cox substitute rural carrier for route No. at Clay ton.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-20

sfbIe and hurriedly sent out to st- Margaret's hospital. whore his foot was amputated and medical aid given hiin. He received several bruises, but be- yond the injury to his foot there was nothing serious.
 He was reported last night as rest ing as comfortably as could be expect ed under the circumstances.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-20
Feast of st. Joseph.

The feast of St. Joseph was celebra- ted today in the Birmingham district by Italians. At Bessemer, Pratt City Ens1ey and other places the Italians had big celebrations. mostly big spreads. Services at Catholic churches were attended.
 dressed in white were placed in front of the altar and food was brought out and blessed. The children represen- ted the twelve apostles. and the fath- CT and mother of Christ.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-20
stiII InvestsgatinR Trmredy.

The coroner has not finished the in- vestigation Into the shooting aferay Sunday afternoon at Wylam, in which J. B. Brown was killed and W, M. S6inson was dangerously wounded.
 pistol covered with blood was found today in a sewing machine drawer in a room adjoining the place where the shooting occurred It was Ia 32-calibre weapon. The bullets taken from Browns head were of the same calibre. Neighbors stated today that six shots were fired in the affray. Each of the weapons now found had three empty shells, which corroborates the statement of the neighbors that six shots were fired.
 The funeral of Brown is being held up pending the arrival of a brother. Stinson was lodged in jail today charged with murder.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-20
Remalns sh.pea to Rlchmona

The remains of W. H. Chamber Jayne. who was killed in the pistol duel with two miners named Creek. were shipped to Richmond. Va, his old home. this morning. brother, mother and sister accompanying them.
 ChamberIayne was well known in Birmingham and prominent among club members.
 win Creek, one of the parties to the pistol encounter, was brought to the city and lodged in the county jail. He was wounded in the dificulty.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-20
saxton T1cId te nail .

Andrew Jackson Saxton alias William Saxton alias William Sexton was held to bail in the sum of $200 to appear in the United States court at Knoxville. Tenn, to answer to the charge of making false declaration in filing ap- plication for a pension.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-20
Bajou Matinee To-day, A ChaEd of the Regiment Y
nIane in CoaI ohufe

A small blaze in the coal chute in tifa railway yards of the Western Rail- way was extinguished by the North Fire Department about 6 o'clock last night. It Is thought the chute was ignited by sparks from a locomotive The damage was slight.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-20
New peveIopment Company.

The Ensien Development Company was incorporated today. l.. c. Enslen, F. E.. Enslen and T. l.. Anglin are the incorporators and the capital stock is placed at $15.ooo. The objects of the company are to sell and buy real es- tate and develop same.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-20
ACCIDENT IN RAILROAD YARDS.
White Foreman HI CsruaheN Inv Cara

YOumg WhIte FOfeInAn FfHH FUOt
 Crushed by Cars.
 An accident occurred in the North Montgomery yards of the Louisville and Nashville yesterday about 6 o'clock bv which S. M. Simmons, a white yard foreman, about 23 years of age, lost his right foot.
 simmons was at work strengthening put a string of cars when a yard en- zine bumped into one he was on, hurl- inE him to the ground. When he fell his right, foot was on the rails and the heavy car crushed 1t like an eggshelL < He was picked up as quickly as pos
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-20
The Finley Receptior

President Robert Jemison. Jr., of the Commercial Club. is in receipt of a letter from President w. w. Finley of
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-20
Cure for Rheumatism
0riffith's Compoand Mixture of 0uai

fying the Blood ana Regulat
 ing the
 Liver and Kidneys.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-20
SS 4 'd65b t0zE ' KxNdE'
ARTICLE

Total time consumed. Time for heath en, cooking time, hours 10 coal Cat se.0e ton) figuring kinding. 132 cents
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-20
MARRLE

CurbOw-C1mDp Marble Co. 2es-a11 Dexter. Phone 1Ak
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-20
'''76;N ON MODERN dzE 'F.zs'N;sdE. .zs'N;sdE.'

Total time consumed. hour minutes Actual cook fnw fime i hour 30 minutes per meter. feet at gios per thousand feet, Al eenfss
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-01-16
THE SERVIAN THRONE.
RumOrs That II is Being Shaken by
Anti-Dynastic Plots, Untrue.

London. Jan. Blowing to the wide
spread reports in European capitals
that Servia is being shaken by anti
dynastic plots threatening King Peter
with a tragic fate similar TO that OF his
predecessor, the Associated Press tele-
graphed TO the president of the council
of ministers and minister of foreign
affairs. NJ. Pasics, for a statement on
the actual condition of affairs. He re-
piled as follows:
Since the re-establishment OF the
Karapeorgevitch dynasty of which
King Peter is the reigning representa-
tive, TO trouble has occurred within
Servia.
The reports of hostility between Ser
via and Bulgaria are as false and men,
dacious as the reports of the preten-
der plots against King Peter. All the
rumors OF trouble and plots at Belgrade
are false. The cry OF alarm has been
ably circulated. but It's best denial Is
the absolute calm now existing at Bel
grade.
''rhe alleged plot against Servia ex-
lists only In certain hostile press pub
licaticns outside of Servia These for
eign representatives have been impu-
IDENTIFY and ceaselessly conspiring TO in
teriup the peaceful economic and poll
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-01-16
KNITTING works
ARE |NS0LVEN1
ooden Company in Deep Water
n G sccIes Flies Suit for Ap-
pointment of Receiver.
COAL SITUATION IS SERIOUS
schools Close FOR Lack of Fue'-'
~. .,.,,,c, Cont Hears Damage and
Other suIts--News Notes.

,,.r IAN. 1s.-By the filing IN the
,' os district court of suit by Atty.
,s.onb chez for David c. Eccles against
W. ogden Knitting company the ran
W. ~ what was supposed by many 70
prosperous business, comes TO
vubt and Mr. Eccles asks the court
r Nv ,be appointment of NJ. olswang as
..as,ver of the company's property
,.s,cb IS valued at about $4,000.
Ar Eccles asks FOR Judgment against
-, oomnanv in the sum of $500, of
s ,.h,ob a,pount he claims $4,000 is due on
VIZ stoned by the company and the
hoiance for cash advanced to Keep up
t,s rnnninr expenses. He sets forth III
IL smit that he believes the assets 90 OF
me company will reach about Slo'oVu.
r uS,,s he liabilities will amount 10
s TnIrt $4,000; that the company is IN
solvent and cannot meet It's obliga-
,Inrs NJ. olswang has been running
.S MI business for several years The
bsaring on the request of the suit ior
= ' receiver will be taken up by Judge
Newell at his earliest convenience
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-01-16
BEAVER CITY.
STAKE CONFERENCE.
Comfy Officers Installed - "Good
Roads complementary Snowfall.

County Officers Installed - "Good
Roads" Campaign-Hcavy Snowfall.
Special Correspondence.
Beaver City, Beaver Co., Jan. 1.-THE
one hundred and nineteenth quarterly
conference of Beaver stake was held
In the stake tabernacle, Beaver City
Utah, on Saturday and Sunday, Jan.
~ and 10. 1907. President Charles d.
White presiding.
In addition to the presiding officers
of the stake Elders George A. Smith
and Andrew Jensen OF the historians
office were present, and gave pointed
and timely instructions to the assem-
bled saints. The reports of the bishops
indicated that the wards We're generally
in good condition. The usual con-
ference routine was carried out, and
the officers of the stake were unani-
mously sustained.
COUNTY OFFICERS INSTALLED.
The incoming officers of Beaver coun-
ty have been duly installed. and prom
Use TO do great deal of good for the
people. The personnel of the commits
son is as follows: John u. Jones.
chairman; Angus Buchanan and Henry
w. Hale. Better roads" is the slogan
just now.
Travel is more or less impeded by the
awful condition of tho coIyaty roads. be-
ing unusually bad.
WESLEY HAL, FINED.
foTs he J 9sss OF y Wsssy up be-
young man was charged burglary,
but the court concluded tfNeG was not
sufficient evidence to pve the charge
OF burglary. but found IAN offense
had been committed and dhtd hifn s24,
including costs.
The winter Is marked by an unusual
amount of snow in this county. hut
very little frost
Rumors are anoat that the recent fire
In Beaver was OF incendiary origin. and
II is hoped the guilty parties win be
brought to justice.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-01-16

embezzling funds from the N. o. Ogden
company, was called by Judge Howell
on the application of the young woman
through her attorney. Judge Shields of
Park City, for writ Of habeas corpus.
Dist. Atty. Halverson having entered
into the hearing without having pre-
yiously had an opportunity to prepare
the same, asked for a con'5nuance. and
stated that he could see no reason why
leniency should be extended the girl IN
any way The court granted the con-
tinuance until this afternoon at 2
o'clock, when the attorneys viii argue
the case. IT is claimed by the girls
relatives that she Is but II years of age,
but she looks at least five years older
than that
The application of Louis Zitzman
through his attorneys, Richards, Ro-
lapp & Pratt. against State Engineer
Caleb Tanner for writ of mandamus
was taken up by Judge Howell. The
prosecution is endeavoring to show
that Mr.. Zitzman filed on the springs
east of Ogden and sent his fling papers
to Salt Lake City to the state engineer
that the same were returned to the APP
plicant for correction, which was done
In due time and returned. In the
meantime the Oregon Short Line filed
on the springs, and its filing was ac-
cepted and Mr.. Zitzmans rejected, and
gineer to accept his fling and to de-
clare the railroad company's void.
In the case of Thomas G. Richards
against the Standard Publishing COM
pany to recover $4,000 for the alleged
publication of libelous articles concern
ing plaintiff. notice has been filed by
defendants, asking for continuance
on the ground that an important wit
ness In the case, Philip Speare. Is out
of the state. Speare is the man who
forged the name of Bella Kadish to a
$500 check few weeks ago and skipped
out. 1t is claimed by the defense that
IL was he who wrote the articles con-
corning Richards and his family.
In the matter of the estate of Dudley
w. stone deceased, the last will Of
deceased, made on the date of his
DEATH Dec 81, was filed for probate.
The will gives to his wife all of his
property. Mrs, Stone asks that she
be appointed administrator of Martha
stones estate, which is valued at S70t.
By the parents of John Alfred Car
yer of Idaho, giving their consent TO
his adoption by his aunt, Mary Ann Ged-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-01-16
MINISTER PIERCE SAYS
CHARGES ARE MALICIOUS.

Cbristiana. Jan. t5.-Herbert H. d.
PIERCE. the American minister to Nor
way and formerly third assistant secre-
tary Of state. In an interview today
relative to the charges made against
him In Washington yesterday In con-
nection with hearing on a hearing for
the protection of fur seals. made a
statement substantially as follows
THE charge Is simply q rehash of the
old, malicious attack that was freely
ventilated and satisfactorily explained
in Secretary Roots letter Ia the presi-
dent. January rs. 1906"
Mr.. Pierce added that he necessarily
acted as counsel for both the govern
ment and the claimants before The
Hague tribunal, because the claims of
those private individuals We're present.
ed under the protection of the govern
ment and he had to appear in an au-
thoritative position In acting in behalf
of the individuals. In both capacities
he acted with the full authority of
Secy. Hay.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-01-16
DISTRICT COURT BUSINESS.
Caroline d. Lame Loses Damage suit
Mandamus Case.

ogden. Jan. 16.-The damage suit OF
Caroline D. Laine against the Union
pariGc Railroad company was complet-
ed yesterday afternoon and submitted
10 the jury, who returned III snort
time with a verdict OF no cause OF ac-
tion. The case was brought py MISS
Lame to recover $4,000 damages tor
personal injuries inflicted last year In a
wreck on the Union Pacific in Wyom-
ing. while she was returning to Og-
den. 80
The case of Rose Rolley charged with
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-01-16
HYRUM.
PIONEER LAID TO REST.
Funeral of VIM. II. Green--Coroner,s
Inquest Over Walter johnson.

Special Correspondence.
Hyrum, Cache Co.. Jan. Is.--William
Henry Green who died so suddenly on
the 9th inst, OF pulmonary hemorr-
hage, was born March II, 1888 ~ air
mingham,. England, and was baptized
INTO the church OF Christ when t0years
ola. He emigrated and arrived In Utah
~ iseo ana made very short stays at
bountiful and Iron county respectively,
after which he returned to Salt Lake
where he married. In 1862 and, with his
young wire, went To Tooele. but not
iayorlng me location he left that place
Time he has been closely identified Win
the upbuiiding OF this town.
ne ~ survived by his widow six
children and n grandchildren; Ave
,nn n nave preceded him to the great
,peyond He was u devoted husband. n
Kind father and true Latter.dev
SAINT and held the Office OF a high
priest Tho obsequies were he;d
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-01-16
Salt Rheum

ltches, oozes. dries and
scales over and over again;
local applications do not
cure It. because they cannot
remove its cause, which is
an impure condition Of the
blood. The most obstinate
cases have been perfectly
and permanently cured BY
q course Of
Hoods Sarsaparila
the best medicine for salt
rheum In all the world.
sor Testimonials Of remarkable cures
sena tor Book on Salt Rheum, No, ..
c. !. Hood Co.. Lowell. MOI.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-01-16
MOVING SHEEP OFF THE RE-
SERVATION.

Sheep are being brought into Provo
valley from the reservation about My
ton and Theodore on account OF the
snow. and in trailing. them out it is
necessary to feed them hay at a cost
of $50 ton. Sheepmen will consider
themselves fortunate II they get out
with no greater loss than % per cent.
From Provo valley the sheep will be
shipped to lower feeding grounds on
the desert over the railroads. Sheen
from the southern and eastern parts OF
the reservation are being taken to Cas-
tie valley
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-01-16

the Redmond brass band, under the able
leadership of Leslie Rasmussen. The
affair wound up with a dance and pro-
gram in the evening.
The public schools are again running
with full attendance.
Wednesday evening c. 3. Sorenson of
Salt Lake City will lecture at the tab
ernacle on Character Building"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-01-16
REDMOND.
OLD FOLKS DAY.
Veterans Feasted and Entertained
Lecture on Character Building,

Lecture on Character Building
Special Correspondence.
Redmond, Sewer Co., Jan. 1b.-Fr,Jay
Jan. u, was Old Folks day here, and IL
was fittingly observed. A sumptuous
feast had been prepared by the good
people OF the town and served at the
opera houses. As the roads were mud
dy from tho recent storms the older
people We're conveyd to the banquet In
carriages.
All over go years OF age were tile
guests OF honor and were sesated upon
.ne stage, where an elegant dinner
was spread before them. There were
20 IN number. one of them, who had
reached her ninetleth year. received a
oeautiful present as u token OF esteem.
while the veterans were dining upon
the stage the younger class were also
participating In a feast In the hall. An
interesting program was also greatly
enjoyed.
one OF the features which helped to
make the entertainment success was
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-01-16
today at the Second ward westinghouse.
Mlllenniol Star please copy.
VICTIM OF ALCOHOL,

AT the coroner's inquest held over Tho
remains of Walter johnson, who Corn
mitted suicide on the 10th inst, the de-
cision was given that said person died
from the effect of pistol shot Aired
with suicidal intent, BY his own hand
during melancholy attack caused bv
the excessive use of alcohol
Suitable funeral ceremonies were held
at understaker c. Thompscn's building
yesterday.
At the last session Of tho city conn
ell the managers Of both saloons nett
toned for reduction Of their licenses.
but were denied.
The snow is two feet deep on the level
al showing stlll
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-01-16

teal development OF the Servian people
1t has remained for the high conscience
OF the press OF the great western ma
ton, for which l have the most pro-
found respect, TO take the part of Ser
via, thus unjustly attacked"