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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-19
To Haue UniDersity Buildings
 Made Of ALoban1a Maeri

If they are met on everyand b the statement that their nterial.s not fit. to use in the StateuildL we ask your assistar inls matter to remedy what. in hr oph, is calculated to prove of stous d. ment to the State. H
 Yours very hly.
 Rufus N. Fpdes,
 E.. WilkinA. lt
 Joseph B. Ebb.
 Smnniti Secretary Dave has aknowled the communication of the Sirmintn committee as follows: ''I am delighted to expks myr- sonal interest in the susestionht the Manufacturers Assdation as brought to the attention f Govor Conner and others. In Nw ofhe riches of this state in irh and iel for skeleton work, in clab for K. in marble for outside and inside ih. in hard and sast woods fo varion- terior results. it would beAs yoGy rightfully claim. a matterof peial pride In the state to haveshe Gai- cal Building at the State UniIty erected solely of Alabaml mates. T should think that Prd. EugIA. Smith would be deeply hteresiin the Idea for no one know morsr- rectly than he the ininiteresoutof the state"
 The building committeeis coped of Governor B. B. Come. Prent Abercrombie, of the Stat Uniyty, Mir. M. P. LeGrand MontomerMr. Thomas. W. Coleman. E,taw; iEe T. c. Mcclelland and MT. l. B. Ter Tuscaloosa.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-19
WHITCOMB ON STAND
OF ALLEGED PA-
 PER TRUST CONTINUES.
Head of Manufacturing Department of International Paper Company Tells Committee That Prices of
 Papef Are Fair.

Washington. May 1S.--w. A. Whit comb, head of the Manufacturing de- partment of the International Paper Company, who was on the stand Sat urday night when the special commit tee of the house Investigating the wood pulp and print paper question, ad- journed, resumed his testimony today.
 MT. Whitcomb claimed $z.50 per hundred pounds was fair price to charge any one. There never was an intention, he said to advance the price of paper to three cents a pound. The raise of $2.50 represented the extreme advance. It was apparent. he contin- ued. that the company had tried to sell at less than 1t cost to make 1t. Re- garding the s5.00O,000 which it has been charged the company borrowed for the purpose of building new ma chimes and which was diverted to oth- CT purposes. MT. Whitcomb said the money had been borrowed largely to reimburse the treasury of the company for money already expended in what had been classified as construction &C., count. He said at that time there was some talk of installing more modern machines.
 "Do you know whether there is any combination, agreement or under standing among the paper manufac- turers to restrict the output in order to hold up prices or for any other req son? asked Chairman Mann.
 T believe there is none whatever" replied Mir. Whitcomb, lat least we have none"
 The witness stated that at tho prcs- ent time, twenty-four mills of the com pany are shut down. airnougn they don't all make newsprint. He said that the company was overstocked last year but that the consumption Of pa- per has begun to increase.
 Regarding the output of paper which Mir. Norris claimed had been re- duced since the formation of the Inter national Paper Company. the witness gave figures to show that there has been an increase in the output of ten per cent since 1900. It cost about S1,000, 900 a year. he said, to keep up the properties of the company and on the production of last year this would average about two dollars a ton.
 Arthur T. Stafford, of Lowell, Mass. assistant engineer of the Locks and Canal Company of that place and Pro- lessor of Hydraulics at Harvard, who has been employed as consulting en- gineer by the International. testified that the total value of the water pow CT of the company was S9,303.s55. He estimated that if the company did not own theif water power they would have to pay a rental per annum for 1t of $1,250, 900.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-19
CAUSE FOR AARM
Epidemic Influenza, rirpe, Ca tarrhal Troubles, Feumonia
 Increasing

A marked increase inI doubles of the breathing organs Is ntfl In many localities. If you will orAi have Hy- omei at hand to use withfe first att tack of Cold in the head. neum onia Colds. Bronchitis. Hoarserss. Sprr Throat Group. in fact4anY sspiratory affection. the trouble will 3 quickly overcome.
 If the attack Is neglected i'd become severe. speedy relief will COG in most cases and a persistent use If Hyomei will cure.
 The directions for using vary. but the principal is always thesame, that of destroying all the germsin the air you breathe and having itreach the air passages with dry mediation from the Pine and Eucalyptus ffests.
 Remember that liquids or moisture is barred from the Bronchial Tubes and Lungs It's the dry air of Homei that reaches the spot. E. c. FHler guar antees 1t.
 Complete outfit. $1
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-19

Julius Gibian. L. Lassiter, Duncan May. Henry Danziger. Victor Hanson. K. Jackson, E. B. Joseph, W. P. Holt, w. A. Saffold, Sam Kaufman. c. W. Bar nett. J. E. Hickey. c. F. Moritz. B. Wolff, w. A. Davis, Dan McCan, = Levystein, c. P. Haardt and John w. Durr. IT. President Forbes was also present and took part in the discus sion.
 Four thousand dollars of the money has already been subscribed by pron,;- nent business men and the matter of collecting the remainder of the amount will be facilitated by the sub division of the committee into groups and as- signing districts to each group. The following groups were assigned yesterday, the work to begin on We'd nesday morning:
 Banks--B J. Baldwin and J. K. Jack son.
 Brewery, Hotels and Restaurants Bottling Works-J. K. Jackson. Chair man; c. N. Moritz and Dan Mccall.
 Capitol, Court House, Federal Build ing, City Building and Public Off1cials John W. Durr. Jr., and C. T. Fitz- patrick.
 Court Square north to the liver and east to the west side of north Court Street and west to Moulton Street-W. As 0dNlc, SOe-SH'-' VI E. Hickey, N. J. Greil. B. Wolff. Jno. P. Haardt and Sam Kaufman.
 Court Square, South Court Street and and the south side of Montgomery Street-L. Lassiter. Chairman: Alex Rice and N. B. Holt.
 Dexter Avenue, Washington Avenue, Monroe Street, Perry and east North Court Street--w. A. Saffold, Chairman; I. Levystein, Julian Gibian, Duncan May. e. n. Key, Harry Danziger, vic- tor Hanson, F. H. Miller and c. c. Cobbs.
 Not only are the members of the special committee as a body arranging for the subscription of the s15,000. but arranRements are pending for the State Agricultural Department to take complete charge of the agricultural exhibit at the fair. to distribute prizes for same, and to make such other ar ranreuients as are deemed wise in this important department of the fair. \
 The committee has secured an agree ment from all of the railroads running to the city to furnish transportation at Ia cents per mile for the round trip.
 All contracts for the amusements. including racing, side shows, free per formances, and the like must be con- tracted for by June 1st. otherwise the attractions will be booked, cutting Montgomery from the fair circuit. From the races which will be one of the most popular of the cards Of attractions, the Association expects to show a track and stables of such qual- ity as to have a large number of strings wintering at the park. It Is in this wintering of strings that the Assoct- ation makes large sums. and with more horses spending the winter at Vandi- yer Park as the result of highly suc- cessful fair, Montgomery and the As- sociation will both profit handsomely.
 The sub-divided committee will meet fin the rooms of the Commercial Club on Wednesday morning to begin active work on the canvassing for subscrip- 'fiona
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-19
Drunkenness Cured With Home Remedy Says It Will Cure Any Case With out Loss of Time From
 Business.

.Chas. E. James-Dear Efrs am 6eIroueh taking the treatment received 6ron you come time ago, and I am glad to cay that am entirely cured of my craving or desire for alcoholic Stimu- lan1s.
 was a pretty hard case. too. for I had been drinking hard for i've yearss and Ywas using from one to two quarts each day and night. am glad to say that now have no taste at all for It. | have a good appetite, sleep well at might and isnprowed greatly under the treatment. From my experiencA with your treatment, am saftsded that It HEiM cure any man who will take the remedy strictly in accordance with your directions.
 Your remedy can be taken without loss of time from business or without discomfort of any kind. The baths at your Sanakortum make a course of 4rea4Tnent at your SanatorduTn prefer able in that respect, but as far as re- suits are concerned, am satisfied from my experience that results could not have been better had visited the San atordirm, which would have cost me just exactly ten times the cost of your home remedy. which was S12.50 for a f,iii course. I can honestly and truly recommend your treatment to those who. like myself have fallen into the clutches of King Alcohol.
 Yours truly,
 Hraxton, Miss. J. D. CAVENAH
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-19
NEWS OF RECORD

The following transfers of real estate were yesterday recorded in the office of the Probate Judge:
 George D. Noble and wife to George Bickerstaff. a certain tract of land in the Peacock Tract; consideration y15O.
 The following marriage license was yesterday issued by the Probate Judge:
 To Lee H. Moore and Miss Edna Smith.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-19
Danrerou. r,re s,oDned

Fire at 11;40 o'clock yesterday morn ing threatened the dwelling of B. F. Cohen. 62 Sayre Street. Through the prompt arrival of the department. how ever. the flames were confined to the kitchen roof and very little damage was done. The blaze originated from a de- fective flue
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-19
sfRs. MooRE's FUNERAL.
Aged Cftasem Laid to Rest Yesterday
 Morning.

Aged Cftasem Lmtd to @@Se xe@eer@ay
 Morning.
 The funeral of Mrs. Frances Moore. who died Sunday afternoon. was held at lo:so o'clock yesterday morning from her residence. l0b Plum Street
 Many friends sttended the services yesterday, and unusually beautiful were the floral offerings sent on the sad occasion. Rev. Edgar Kerr, pas tor of the Highland Park Chapel. of- ficiated at the ceremony. and the interment was made in oakwood Ceme- tery.
 The pall-bearera were: T. J. Rey- holds, c. G. Zirkle, c. c. Miles, W. N. Cox, J. L. Tyson. Nose McI.emore. W. M Hudson.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-19
yANgEs HSlNTrs TJTJRn RFArRDTra

JAMES HOME CURE REMEDIES EoT pruR Addictions, Alcoholism. Tobacco and Cigarette Habits, Nervousness and In- eovnnia will be furnished at the following prices:
 Whiekey, Wine or Beer .,.. ss.. .91z. 50 Tobacco Cigarettes or Snuff. .... 500 All form of Nervousness or Insomnia 5 .00
 Prices for Hypodermic or Internal Home treatment fog, Drug Addictions will be fur xtshed on application. with free sample tYeefnent, charges prepaid.
 Booklets on Drug AddictionS Drunken uess and Tobacco and Cigarette Habits. containing testimonials. etc. sent sealed under plain cover. Correspondence confiden- Hal Address Charles B. James. or James eanatorium, 1s3 Poplar Avenue. Dept. 2lo. Memphis, Tenn.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-19
Nofice O, Final Settlement

State of Alabama, Montgomery County
 Probate Court. May 1lth' lsos
 Notice ia hereby given that George Stuart administrator. of the estate of Gus NeroeeA' deceased, this day filed his account NouenS era and statement for a final settlenent .. his administration of said estate ana tha' the srd day of June, 1908 has been ap- J B GAsToN.
 s--knAs.-at Judge of ProhAtA
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-19
DECISION IS AFrIR ID.
ChieagO's Mayor CannM ReOFced to
 Close Saloons on Susy.

Chicago. H.. May IS. -TnAppellat Court today affirmed tht dfdoh of the lower court in declaring Ls the May, or of Chicago canno. be fled to close the saloons on Sunday leonformity with the stature.
 The court. In It's declsi says: t
 ITO hold that sucn DOT and Gu Y existed would he in effeco turn over the supervision of execute functions to the courts. and to ecuse all the dislncllnatlens and balar of powers supposed to be an admlrae character istic of our system of sdrnment."
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-19
Prof. J. II. Conxeasnd

Hopkinsyllle. Ky. MaJs.-Prof. '. H. Conyer. at one tim%resident of colleges in Salt Lakei ty and Los Angeles Cal. and who h lscturei h all parts of the United htes against Mormonism. died here tay. He was 70 years old.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-19
Stock Yards Sold,

Louisville. May 1s.-A deal involving the sale of the Central Stock Yards plant to the Bourbon Stock Yards Com pany was consummated today. Presi- dent Oscar Fenly said today that s400,- 900 par value of the stock of the Bour- bon Company was given for the Cen tral Yards. This amounts to about 33S, ,000.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-19
BUsTNEss oPPoRTUNITIEs.

WANTED-Tnformation regardins eoSa business for sale; not particular about char actar siEe or location; prefer to dee1 NasA aa owner Give price and full deseripuen. Aa- dresa L. Darbyshiro. Box esS%' hos1s.ssst ss
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-19
WANTED-RooM OR BOARD

WANTED-By two gentlemen. room and hcard' in priyate family. References ex- changed Address T. R, P. O. Box l2s' WANTED Board and room in private fam-
 ,Iy ,ytfhin walking distance to center Of
 city by young man. price must be reason
 shic References exchanged. Address C. M..
 care Advertiser. a-st
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-19
KODAK FINISHING

BEND in your films and plates. we gss the
 hest material on all amateur Work. eehui1ss 4s Studio, Montgomery, Ala
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-19

Roosevelt COngratuIates Alfonso
 Madrid, May 1S.-President Roosevelt is among the chiefs of state who yes- terday cabled congratulations to King Alfonso on the occasion of the 22nd anniversary of hts birth.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-19
ElIQRAVIN0.

yvANTEp-You to illustrate your ads wisa our cuts: they add 3e per csnS 70 ,.,t1r t attraetiven6as of any ad; talk H oVer sr,Sesss a
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-19
Mulsigraph Circular Letters.

IMpogsIHLE to detect them from the ao- tuai Work of the typewriter; reproduced by new process; names filled in to maeehi nricea on application Mrs, ThirEteiS. LIE Firpt National Bank Bldg. Phone sess:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-19
FREE DRUG CURE.

FREE DRUG CURE
 Cfas B. James. BIO Poplar Avenue, Memphis, Tennessee. Please send "a nv address all charges paid. a free trfni bottle for patient using Estate here number grains used each 2S hours). wraine of (state kind of drug here). State here # used by mouth or hypoder- micAliy nSsssss.pss..s4''s.ss Name ~:............'.a... rowa. .............-. etats .......... Nearest Express offies ................
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-19
wANrED--FEMALE HELP.
WANTED--MALE HELP.

,@,z @5,-zISTEd~-STen to learn barber trade. will sai,ln shop for you or furnish positions, few weeks completes. constant practice. careful instructions, tools given, Saturday ssaeas dlnioraas granted, Write for eRtA-
 logue, Moier Barber College. Atlanta oa: swANTFp--A reliable man in every com munity to make good commissions seilii,s
 Pensaeola lots; only part tune neevss~tS
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-19
WoODENWARB.

Wr ~,1I nav eIEht cents per doasn eoF eurnt ont electric lamps Edison base aay
 candle power Montgomery Wooden ware Co. g27 N. Court st. --sx
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-19
COOL DRINKS.

wm ARE STILL serving those delieio1s ttraaaaa pure coca cola. in fact wo mix the drinks to 'hit the spot" L. D Hals
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-19
REAL ESTATE

SSSSSTs IAGHnR-RsgsrsnosS; Btrss National and Fourth Natiohal HAaAs MontMomafTs
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-19
TYPEWRITER.

sTFsvT and sscond hand typewriters foe 1Aies Saachfnea of Ali makes rented. repaired and exchangsd; supplies and acceesoEte9 hA xe DavanE, successor to Terry & pavanG -
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-19
FoR SALE REAL ESTATE.

FOR sALE--In Ward Five. No. l2] N Me- ponough St. i've room cottage electric uShtS aaz sanitary, bath. ample closets ,sntTv beautlfuliy papered. splendid repair. line neighborhood. close in. Lot 6exllo: Prics 1S abO Bethea Tompkins Realty Co. 2o9-lo" ii First Nat Bank Bldg. Phone SS%
 --lt-6t
 FOR sALE-Lovely six-room cottage nics Iot weat side Court street, modern. near ln' a bargain Don't miss t. Sanold @ OP- church phone i2s -~-ll-sa-e9-In1-s. ~
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-19
PRINTING

VA TTED-Your printing for dodgsra. bIliD ef iaAinR dray tickets. circulara oF any
 shin~ in printing that is Q quantity. We
 Nave an Automatic presas the only ons tn the state. Prompt service; te1ephons us eS feA Woodruff Co. -
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-19
RUBBER HOSE.

IF YoTJ want hose so where t is guareh- teaA Tha best 7-ply at iBc. No charge nDF eouplinEs Little Paint Store. 1S N. Pafxy-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-19
LOST

Ir0sT-ToS terrier doE. black and white
 Inswers to name of Gyp. Collar marked Reese Martin" Return to Reese Martins bar and receive liberal reward. -lS TOsT-Corner of Bainbridge and Adams soi6 veil pin, about six inches long. set with saphirs and pearls. Return to b22 Adams and get reward. 70 IOsT-By w. A. Johnson one bay nsre mule with bridis and saddle; weight apous e6O lbs age six or seven yesTs n toono liberal reward will be paid by owner s. =.
 Johnson. Brantisys Ala -te-N
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-19
F FOR SALE.

FOR sALE-Nice yard hens barred ply month Rocks Bun orphingtons. Brown Leg nas nlu Eoc soc and 75c each. today only; assa vounn chicks very cheap. TIT Pal roetto street. telephone 2062 -iO
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-19
LOGGING DRAYs.

TWENTY good logging drays, first -elass | condition, can be changed to heavy farm | wagons For sale cheap M. Babel Sons Montgomery. Ala. -------------I -
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-19
FOR RENT-REsIDENCEs.

= 7oHN~sE 7oo at per cent on iuproS. S1t.- raaI estate. Amounts of $500 and go v1 Phone s1o. or address Jno c. Hard., way City.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-01-29
AFFAIRS OF TROLLEY
ROAD MIXED
New Complications Arise in
Proceedings for Receiver for
Chicago and Milwaukee
Electric Line.

10y Morning journal Special Leased Wire
Chicago, Jan. 2S.--A new complica-
ton entered into the recevership pro-
ceedings against the Chicago and Mil
waukee Electric Railway company and
against A. c. Frost and company. late
this afternoon when a third receiver
ship was asked for by the railroad
company for the Republic Construc-
ton company OF Chicago, The hear
ing on the pttion for the third re-
ownership was continued by Judge
Grosscup OF the United states circuit
court until January 81. Tho Repub-
lie Construction company whose man
agement and financial interests are
said to be closely related to those of
the Chicago and Milwaukee Electric
Railway company, was the company
that began the construction of the
road from Lake Bluff, ILL.,, to Nil
waukec. in 1905. The construction
company. in an answer filed stimuli
taneously with the petition for re-
celvor admits its financial embarrass-
ment and its inability to complete the
road. 1t also admits a debt of $500
GOO to the railroad company. The pc
tition of the railroad company sets
forts that an issue of bonds amount
ing to $10,0OO,000 turned over to the
construction company to defray the
cost of completing the road to Mil
waukee is in that Company's control
or has been disposed Of by the com
pany The tangible assets Of the con-
a,11 -, hnI
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-01-29

cement aud is It's feet high and
wide, II is certainly striking affair
and a much better way for the boys
to work Off surplus energy than te
run all over town painting up peo-
pies fences aud houses with class
dates and designs, rs Is often done in
university cities.
Naturally the great square in the
center of the city surrounded by a
wall of stone and adobe sixteen feet
high. with all the church buildings
inside, is the most Interesting place
for the visitor.
Visitors are always welcome and
you go into a little office building by
the gate where you register your
name. and then guide shows you
over the place, explaining the differ
ent buildings and how they were
built. etc, all of which is exceedingly
interesting, The temple, Of course, is
not open to any one but the elect"
No outsider can ever step foot within
its sacred portals. The huge taber-
uacle is open, however. and our guide
took US all through it. After en-
planning how it was erected, tina, in
the great roof not a nail was used,
only wooden pins and raWhide strips
being used to fasten 1t together, he
took US to the gallery in the extreme
end of the building, leaving an assist
ant in the pulpit. When We were all
at the end 21O feet away, we could
converse with the man in the pulpit
in an ordinary tone Of voice. He
RUBBED his hands together and We
heard it as plainly as II but foot
away, and pin was dropped on the
hardwood pulpit table, which We dis
tincuy heard strike when dropped.
Here is a building that seats COM
fortably 5000, and at times 10000
people. with such perfect acoustics
that speaker can be heard easily
in any portion of its huge space, and
it seems to me that if the good people
of Albuquerque propose to erect an
auditorium for the irrigation congress
they could mighty well afford to send
a committee here to study this SPLEEN
did building planned by a man who
knew nothing about acoustics or
architecture, but seems to have sue
ceeded where professional men have
failed most dismally.
The building itself is not beautiful
architecturally from the outside, and
can not better describe it than to
liken it to half watermelon, well
scooped out, and set upon supporting
stone pillars.
The inside of the roof is smooth,
with not thing to break the sound
waves but eight arc lights hanging
down. 1t is seveniy-five feet from
floor to ceiling, and in order not to
injure the acoustics the gallery is
not connected with the walls at all.
but stands away from them all the
way around being supported on pill
lars or posts. The seats are wooden
benches and the rise in the floor is
such that each person has a perfectly
unobstructcd view Of the speaker, If
he had no other monument to his
greatness, this tabernacle alone would
stamp Brigham Young as a man OF
unusual ability for If we are to be-
icVe his successors, the entire build.
ng was a creation of him alone from
foundation to roof. lie alone was
architect and builder
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-01-29
TH|RTE ENTH YEAR
FOR CALIFORNIA
LIMITED


That the Santa Fc company is not a
believer in the ho0dou is evident from
a beautiful booklet which has just
been issued announcing most artis-
tically the thirteenth season of the
finest train in The west. the California
Limitey. The booklet Is perhaps The
prettiest bit Of advertising the Santa
Fe has yet published, the covers being
decorated with drawings Of Pueblo
Indian children and finished In buff.
red, brown and black The dccora-
lions and Illustrations inside are fully
in keeping with the cover, ana the
Injuries Of the fast train to the coast
are set forth more alluringly than
ever before. The brochure is 4 dainty
work Of art and the acme Of the
printers skill.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-01-29
OHIO LEGISLATURE TO
START GRAFT PROBE


Columbus, Ohio, Jan. 2S.-With but
two dissenting votes. the senate to-
day adopted the joint resolution by
Senator Esoy, Of Cincinnati, provid-
ing for the appointment of joint
legislative committee to continue the
investigation of the affairs Of Hamil-
ton county and Cincinnati, began by
the so-caled Drake committee of the
senate, which the supreme court held
to be without adequate authority