The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-06
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onars,a ana I hope the people will CO.,
 It Is In spirit of friendly sugses- ton that point to two defects in the service thst might be improved. When ea,ea evea new routes are selected by the uIes are changed, 1t has seemed to me tnere should be some publication of the changes. It is Irritating to man who mas accusomcd himself to waiting for Y car on particular corner to walt until hts patience Is exhausted, and then to learn quite casually that the car he waits for does not pass that
 Again, the conductors and motor- men ought not to be permitted to leave tneir cars under any circumstances. certainly one of them ought to remain ssn on the car when 1t is filled with pas aser would feel resentment if he was in hurry to get home or to reach his business of1ce, if his car stopped and was abandoned by both rnotorman and utes.
 This Is common occurrence at Court Square. where the car men often leave the cars to consult with inspec- tors. while the passengers berate the poor service.
 If you question the car men about these delavs. they will invariably tell gges gee.asa that the they stop and leave the cars
 
 time. If It taxes the public patience to run ahead of time then they ought not to run ahead of time.
 If the new Superintendent will give some attention to these mild com piaints. he will at least have the satis- faction of putting and end to many protests that have heard"
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 Burglary . Capital ORense.
 I will introduce a bill in the House Of Representatives" said Hon.,O. c. Maner of Montgomery County yester-, day, Ito make burglary in the night and at an occupied residence, capi- .'rhe man or woman who forces an entrance to 2 residence at night. does so with the intent to kill if resistance is offered Moreover. the occupants of the house are frequently shocked by the intruder. It Is a terrible crime to forcibly enter the home of another with intent to steal or perhaps commit mur- der, and the increase of this crime in Alabama should be checked.
 Other States have enacted such laws and I believe 1t is needed in Alabama. The putting to death of few burglars would serve to reduce the commission
 Tax Payers Are Delinquent.
 The merchants and business men of Montgomery have apparently forgotten due on the first of January" said W. R. McDade. of the Probate once yes terday. T have never before seen the negli- ment of licenses. More merchants are neglecting paying licenses than eyer before. These licenses become delin- quent January IS. The deiipquents Tax commissioner, and if tais is done, l 10 per cent of the total will be added to the amount the business man owes"
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 MT. Isador Shapiro, of Birmingham, a candidate for assistant clerk of the House of Representatives, spent yes- terday In Montgomery.
 Among the members of the forthcom- ing m g. Legislaturs who spent yesterday in W. Barber, of Dekalb county, who will represent. the Twenty-NInth District; Senator elect Howard s. Doster, of Au- Eugene Ballard. of .Autauga county; Senator elect Nathan L. Miller. of Jeff ferson county: Hon. P o. Hoffman. of naGs hf9insoa saRty of tQffs fPa aeSny gSa Richard
 Mir Marcus La Blanche. noted cor respondent for several of the leading newspapers in London and in American cities was in Montgomery yesterday, a member of the Creston Clarke theatri- cal company Mir. La Blanche repre-
  The London Graphic in South Africa during the Boer War, and in more re- cent years has been associated with The Detroit Free Press and The Cleve- land Plain Dealer in this country.
 # a 3e MT. Albert ssl;a Hanson son, will leave tomor, msfp sa Prncey eeorse enoSn of the Mun son Line for .Havana. While in Cuba G, w.- 4.tk . kl- ala aAHN .k,I of interest on. the. island. returning to Montgomery about February l. Will Feetah. the negro who jumped caught in Eufaula and brought to Friday. was taken back to Lowndes county from the jail here yes: tsraay mSTnns Tss sgr9 s
 % s $ Hon. J. Kirkman Jackson. Private seeretary to Governor Jslks was ab- from oo his adsshayss gesR ef sSs fne weather to go to the country with his dogs and gun on hunting expedition. MT. Rush Pearson Burke, who has been spending Christmas holidays with his parents. MT. and Mrs. J. D. Burke, has returned to New York where he will resume his studies in the College of Physicians and s 4 surgeons H
 
 MT. Emanuel Meertief and his aunt. Mrs. Babbette Meertief, have gone to New York where MT. Meertief will buy the spring goods of Nachman and Meertief. They will he away about three weeks.
 Mir. Sam M. Englehardt after spend ing the holidays with relatives. left yesterday to resume his studies at Washington and Lee University. We predict a great future for thls student.
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 Messrs. Dallas Hurley and Frank Hurley have returned to Montgomery from a trip to Chicago. Cincinnati and other points in the middle west
 Governor Jelks went to Eufaula yesterday to spend Sunday with his family He will return to the Capitol tomorrow morning
 MT. L. c. Bailey will leave fortMarion Monday. where he will take a post graduate course in the Marion Military Institute.
 Messrs. William H Merrill, H. Lamp ley, Jr., J. T. Foy and w. LAmpley of Eufaula, were at the New Mabson last night.
 MT Virgil Griffin. Jro has returned to the State University after spending the holidays with his parents.
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 MT Frederick Ausfeld has returned to Montgomery from a business trip to Chicago. .,
 Mir G. B. Wimberly of Reform. is at the Imperial, accompanied by his wife.