The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-27
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 PUT IN SERVICE Federal Officials Say No Trouble is Expected ROOSEVELT TO BE INVITED State Far People Want President to Attend Meeting In october-Gov-
 ernor Conner Will Soon
 Leave for Vacation.
ROOSEVELT TO BE INVITED

Montgomery, August 26.-tspeeial)- Half dozen new deputy marshas have been added to the local forces of the government service here This is evident ly in anticipation of q possible trouble in preventing enforcement of state laws though they are being use In the ordinary routine of the office.
 Marshall Judklns says there Is Sothing in the movement other than q desire to expedite the increased business of the office incident to the railroad litigation.
 At a. meeting of the executive commit tee of the Alabama Agricultural assocla- tion to be held Tuesday evening the movement to bring President Roosevelt to Montgomery during the state fair in October will be set on foot. IL Is propos- cd to show the national executive that he owes 1t to hls constituents in Alabama to make a leisurely visit to the south and stop off here lid spend a day at the fair There will be D1any hundreds of people there and they will be glad to give him a hearty welcome
 The state railroad commission Is push ing the work to get in control of the steamboat business of the state It is loptu lldt everything VIII soon De so arranged that the waterways can be util- ized to better advantage to the whole state Chairman Henderson s busy as- semblinS facts that he gathered on his trip to the river towns last week. The commission is also considering the ques- ton of a union depot at Gadsden, one that will be sufficient for the growing business of the town.
 n, about the middle of the week on his va cation. "I expect to leave as soon as can get my desk clear he said Monday. after returning from his Sunday at home. There is a lot of work to be done. but l am sure l Will soon get away" The governor seems to be pretty well pleased with the outlook for peace in the rail road war and expects to have all the railroads in line with the state laws by October 1.
 Much hard work is being done at Maplesville for the barbecue which will be given September ,. the day on which the state creosoting plant will be demon- strated Commissioner of Agriculture Wilkinson Is going 10 take up n large crowd from here. T. L, Crumpton and pr Parnell of that place are preparing to give the visitors a great time. The Eltlt lH eHptIlllleHllilB dl AhhA poihh N'N' old field pine for fence posts. making them valuable by an application of creo- sote. An expert from the forestry depart ment at Washington is directing the work.
 Judge J. T. Cook, chief clerk to the auditor. Gen w. N Brandon, is at Cam den. where he was called by the death of his brother. Enoch Cook. He will be away several days.
 The following have been appointed members of the State Bryan club for FL more county by C. II. Billingslea, commit teeman from that county: ]. r. Real John Jones, J. W Borough, J. C. Payne, A. ]. Langley. H. S Powell, o. s. Jus tice, j. M Levins. D. D. Askew, R l." Huddleston. Dudley, Williamson Georse Ward. R. F. Crier. Clifton Haynle. w. J. Johnson J. A. Ilowle II. C. Cobb, A W. Rucker, John Howle. Y. J. Howard