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The San Francisco call., 1908-12-07
CLOSE THE CAMPAIGN
TO AID CHILD WIVES
Mrs. Wallace OF India and Miss
Tennant of California FiH-
iSh Work in Country

WASHINGTON. Dec s--Nrz Caroline
P Wallace of India and Mss Carrie A
Tenant OF California. who have been
holding ssFies OF meetings Il rAs IN
ts-ssr % the child wives ot Tnziz-
closed their seven nourns cznpziEu II
the United States by tsliver-G tie
farewell massage 70 Americas woEen
20 Z large audience this sfEe-z11z a.
the Mecro5olitzn Ae-l061s- Erssc0ual
church T1sy represent 11e Women :
restoration league. With headquarters
in Los Angeles
The object Of the lsag-s = % bring
influences 70 hear through 5-7ncEes %
the league 70 be formed II India %
secure the passage OF = law making 5
years the minimum age limit DzJ0<z-E
for Eirls IN that cou1rrY-
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-07
WILL HELP ROOSEVELT
PAY EXPENSES OF TRIP
Smithsonian Institute Will Do
the Quitting for the
African Expedition
-specs.I psspasea = e 81

rspscsL D.sratcA &C Ths Call
WASHINGTON. Dec s-Thsodors
Roosevelt. presiding ofcer sxoRcfo ot
the Smithsonian Tnstitute. and Charles
D. waIcott. It's director. have decided
that the institute shall par the major
portion OF President R0osevsIt.s shoot
ing trip 10 Africa Director WaIcott
said.
The government is not going 10 nav
the expenses OF the Roosevelt Sc[e1-
rt6c expedition The expense OF OUT
fitting VIII have 10 oe done ~ the
Smithsonian Institute Our funds are
not expended At the direction 81 cou-
gress We have about $3.50 aea Of our
own. and Il is expended for scientific
purposes
While President RooSeFslt VIII par
his personal expenses and those Of his
son. these are triding compared with
the cost OF the expedition, which ray
reach s15.aa1 Congress appropriated
sIea06c last year TO defray expenses
OF adding 10 the collection OF specimen
eS r1e institute
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-07

s=o1iztng situation Il were z king
I would have ordered Tate 70 do II al
over again
There Is as little 10 describe and as
much 70 say II the case 81 Gus Ed
wards little comedy. TIE girls are
The szuefest bunch Of dancers and sing
ers that We have entertained At the
Orpheuu for = rear. Their act may
not Be high cIsS- but L IS entertain
ing and the young women may not
be in tae prfuz donna class out they
certainly can dance some and say
sassy things and brighten the clos
ing moments az al OrpEeum program
as no other crowd has done for long.
long time
Is CLEVER SKETCH
There IS much zris. nary gags ard
impertirent business worked into th7
sketch. which only needs 70 have ons
sentimental song sxpuRgsd 10 be
wholly exETarztfEg TIE song vas
about Z rose and didn't really beIon z
70 such an aggregation cf unsenti-
mental ana sophisriczte tad misses Ar
chzr Conrad as the Office boy. n xnosz
behalf the picnic for one was given.
Is ot the George C0hsn school Of mus
c-1izr activity rapid FIRE soIIioqEv and
tnPu6snt chatter
The italian trio sings zcceDe@bEw
The members are not notable i1GtwfG-
14EAyr Duh are erJoEa1ts n E1s s1SsUl b Il
effects 70 which rney devote themselves
Ize Majestic trI0 might be called
MAHOGANY Smith EEz Smallest rs
the three ts genuinely ~funrv coor
He and the TWO others 3Ir and Mss
for IS It Mrs. Towel give an ea5oya bic
act
Happy Jack Gardner was ularrier
yesterday than lis audience and he
should be taught that szcriIege has 10
place on an Orphsur pr0grzu TIE
offensive story might better be cut out
for there are other old Jokes equally
funny and more decent IN their an
tiQuify-
CasrsIlans and brother IN their
thrilling bicycle act. Harry Linton and
Anita Laurence IN their IittIe sketch
Married Nov and Miss FeIsce Nor
ris and company in The Old Old
Story round cut & bill OF great variety
and much entertainment
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-07
Good Bill at Orpf1eum

Two OFT q the four rew acts az the
o-pheuu this week are SO fast that
rhey are nearly instantaneous One Is
Motoring which suggests speed
though the action OF the sketch Is AL
outside OF the broken down machine.
the other Is a Picnic for One which
is Gus Edwards oSersrg prorsred
szuciIy BY six blonde typewrfters and
Arthur Conrad II they were not seuz-
rated wtde1y-one act closes the first
section OF the program and the other
closes the Second-rhe O-pheum would
not be q safe place for any one sus-
ceptfbfe 70 vertigo 10 visit this week
They are two -l1frIs.
HarrT Tzte's Offering Motoring
Is called a timely satire on zutorso-
bling and the program says candsdIy
that Tate and his English COMPANY
were ordered 20 play it before the king
which undoubtedly they did A more
considsrzts monarch would have given
letters OF title 20 Tate as slight
token cf gratitude for the Joy Of rha
g minutes fine 6uEoonerv- A uairtad
auto swings on the stage Il is made
OF scenery and II contains three uas-
sengsrs. including Tate One is the
son OF the owner. the other Z th=
chauffeur. and the other Is TIE red
faced. long syllzblsd Engfishman
HUMOROUS SITUATIONS
The auto blows Up. they try to TX IL;
a small boy carries complications IN
HAND ufschfevous manner 10 rhe sit
8srfons and = policeman enters after
you have wiped the tears from your
syes dozen times and closes the
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-07
rxEuPLoYED IN EyeIAyD

WASHLNGTlN- Dec More than
1000 coo human beings N Great Britain
are enduring hzrdshtps and want
through Unemployment. and tie gen
eraI Federation of trades unions has sd-
vised all union men 10 refuse 70 work
OF Iordor The federation points out
that for every skilled workman out OF
erruloyment TWO uEsztlIed workmen are
Eorkiess It urged the employment Of
surplus labor by national aud municipal
work. and recommends the establish
merit OF Z national department. Of labor
whose head shall hold q cabinet port
fn.Tfn
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-07
cHrNEsE sTrpENrs conrse

PEKTNts. Dec s--PIzls and rexuIa-
tfors have been drawn 70 by the Chi
nez1 government for sending soua e1{l
Crfrese students 10 America. IN accord
anea with the agreement negotfa-e1
with Minister Rockhil this surrer
This agreement PROVIDES for sending
ard 80 annually for the remainder OF
the term or the Boxer indemnity EErhtv
Per cent OF these students are 10 sud-
er1-rerrar-.e
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-07
TRAN pIsPATcHKR GrmTr

THOMPSON, Mont, Dec- 81 y
Kelley formerly 4 Northern Pzc11e
dispatcher. was this afternoon f0111
grfiry of involuntary z7nsi21gkser 1r
4 jury in tn6 district court of Sanders
county in connection win the Er=ck OF
The Northern Pacific AZ 0ltFe- Mont.
September 5 IN which I've lives -s-s
lost The Jury recommended -Eat t1s
punishment be 1xs6 a. eight months
IN rhe state pe1lte1tia-y-
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-07
TAFT'S VICTORY PLEASES
CITIZENS OF PANAMA
Passengers on Steamship Peru
Report Great Rejoicing on
Night Of Election

111Ze Tz-rz vf-tory ~ She election
% NoFezb@r uz- re ezuse % great
-s-1-c-1g n Pzzzzz- rEEs beng accord
L-E - passages Eho cz-e from thzt
rr-r c- re S-zzzzhtp Ps-u -ssre-5zT-
II 1E --e Tzfr e-szert a. Fz-sua
t-z- elected PreSz5ezr Cy1zI6Lz zS -resi-
---- q -e-z2G ~ -6E recent slecEsL
or EEs uFRkr q - N1-z------- 49,
--1 -1e c-rF -zs crouded with pe1E-e-
a. eagerly zz-5LzE Lze result of rhe
-aL- Great 5ozEes lighted ID TIE
.-ee-A a11 wnHu TIE e-ecc111 o. TzfI
- announced z1e p@orle c-EariEz5 2
org professor and -hs festivities
-.-e Ee-- p - E1rls-E
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-07
GUESTS FLEE IN NIGHT CLOTHES

PORTLAND Ore. Dec Sire from
causes 1ct determined did S1910f dam
ages TO the Hotel Oregon one Of the
principal h0stelries OF this city zV S.53
this morning No ore was injured but
many OF the guests who had slept late
sunere5 great discomfort through es-
capfrg from 1sIe building IN their night
robes Two rEeEsr wsrs oveEc0nns BY
smoke. but were quickly revived
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-07
REx. HAcFARLANE,s sUccEssoR

ALAMEDA. Dec. s--Per- Il = Lokea
OF CoIusa was chosen as pastor OF the
FIRST Cnristizu church eodzy. succeed
tnE Rev p C. MzcFarIzne. wno rerires
Jertsry i 70 take ID neT field of
zorE TIE pastor elect Is graduate
~ the Tutrersfry OF California ard Z
r7eruber OF the Phi Beta Kzppa honor
eorfetr He took Z postgraduate
course a. Harvard winning the Billings
prize for orarory.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-07
DEATH uF Is ~

PTTTSBCRG. Dec s--Reports from
the Nz-izcrs ntns Of TIE Pstrs5E-g-
Buffalo coal company. where Al sx2lo-
sscz oScurrad November - to1-Ent
bring the death list ID 20 Isl -Four
t.o-1Ees wera brought % The surface
today. while seven others we're found
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-07
IN. caEso1ni. Promotion connasrss

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19-Az 4ssec3z-lE1 - ~ -cE1-rr14- 81
szezs-r1rz zs~e-crzez- g Cz---cr--4-s
PROMOTION r. az < rr1111--1S. 41Fz1c--
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E1e ecEE1--ee kzs -1r - oc1@e- II E1o-
NOTING = C1Ee1--1Es 1-zzrzs-s- Il 12s nce--
s-x - s=E L fnszsrs - -A11Es 1ez11s - -
AIFANrElEN- u C4l-1cE--1- u - Al sl-1or-
srT "a al matters rs-artz< - Czzz1E--1a- = ~
COZ RACES r-e e<rz711s111<1- - -sF .---s--l=s
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zzsL-a87s 1zm <-1-zz- Z sres@1rs - aF7cr-
s,r,r..ss ...4 nsszs z al 5s1ts q ez-s-1ezs 114
rr1eszzzcc1z 1et1El-y- y > s1rpar-71 = le2---r
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sse.r.. Saa ErzaezseaL c0zzzSFoS1ENC6 "
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The San Francisco call., 1908-12-07
KuIsH woNEy uEEr

CINCINNATI. o. Dec s--The Sg-
tfonat Jewish wome1's eourcEf TO-DAY
reviewed. the work ~ Jewish settle
mentz and charities. Mrs Swift rress-
dent of the National Council o. Wome-
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-07
BEAUTY
CULTURE:
lecture
NJ ME-. YALE
Next Tuesday Afternoon. Dec. 8

LADIES' are duly r0-sesc that Nina.
Yale. q BeaU-T C1--1-- Ezzs- VII
col5i-e Science and At Il Al t-1s-
trztec Lec-U-e zzc A--sszlc s.n-e--=-1,
TEEATEl- On r@xr TUESDAY A.
ISENOCS- Dee 81. a. --39 oc-ock
What Eafs T1z1er1-- woman 1as a.
colplfza=d II her e1oss1 life work %
best srres-s1 q Il z17 oea1-y q 1er
ON re-sOzzlrE- Lhz- speaks more
eo1T17ctrs-T -1z1 words
Thoczz1ds upou rnousz-6s of w0zea
Al ever rhe woric 1zve recslvee 10
sane reuzrka1ls benefits from ne
EzviEir -=v0l1-zozizsng amz1 Cgl1-
Eess into Physical Beauty EoEeE %
al ages are being made EzEVy - -aat
under N-s- Ezles SEsten
Vel meaning persons have cr-s1
chsllengsc Z-.s- t2les cans e nax7
iGpossztilsciss -1rli o~e--hsl -l1giE
ro1vI1eec 20 ne conrrzrT ey ir-e1USz-
BE evidence
SYNOPSIS OF LECTCE
1sT ACT-Ths Art ot Beauty cal-
tire
ID ACT-Tae srssae- q PaTsie-1
Culture
ID ACT-hs Poetry or Motion
4TH ACT-Ths At q Good S<yl@---
General Tusrruettons
COSTUMES
Mr. Tale ~lII wear four Different
costumes ot .b4zz-5tu- design and eolo--
i1g Her per-sS- 1gu-e vii 1s arts
Ideally displayed
MUSICAL PROGRAM
Nze YzIers Fnysiczl Culture Exsr-
eiEss XII be given - her with fzscl-
us-lrg grsce % Ire strains q sTse<
uCsic rendered bT t1s I1sz-sr Or
cneE.rz
Those attending VII enjoy q Bsaury
Culture treat impossible - describe
TICKETS COMPLIMENTARY
Tickets for Nne- Ez1ss Lecture nay
BE Obtained free q charge ~ applying
tor them nov a. t6e Toilet Gocds De-
czrrzerr q -E@ Fl PERRIN -ls
tickets are eree Ws-h each purchase q
z-y OF the Eale -erzra-lc-s A. tine
cs applying To- -zcksE
Lecture Vii begin -ror-r-lT a. 1-31
= r. LADIES' az kindly requested "a
Be seated a. that the
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-07
LATE SHIPPING rsTELLIGEScE
orrAw STEAsfERS

SEw Y0RK-A-rfrsd Dee s-sszr "a Isz-
rai-e trou Es-rs- stz- z I-s1iz. froG Sc11k-
.-ztous sez- Pztrlrlz. froz EEnbzrg
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-07

and Mrs Edwin Shields OF the Denver
relief hospital read messages from
their 0rzaEEzzt tons Mrs Kelly sec
rstzrv Of the National Consumers
league. spoke Of the Law Concerning
Child Lz1e-7 !
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-07
TTAIIANs Rorr pERvrsHEs

h1AE Dee s--Dixpz1rh - receives
Lere frcn -he T-zIEz- s.o~e--o- 81 50
-e lE11 sCz1e tEzr rae sserr1shez -s6s
= ----o-E z1tzEE G. tEs Haze - Euf-
az re cz-vlsEs< TEre cssEer cE
Wi-1 3 loss q 4s kille1
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-07
The Dinner Menu

The Dinner Menu
Clear Soup
Boiled Cod. White sauce
Chicken CroqUetrsS-
Oyster Plant with Cream
Eaczronz an Grstiu-
EenISor Steak with Jelly
Lettuce with Grapefruit, Mzyonralse-
Fig Pudding.
Cafe Noir.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-07

No knowledge Is better worth aequir-
ing 1aa the science OF living z11Lcably
With othsr people
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-07

See the Page for the Modern
House Keeper which appears reg
uIzrly In the magazine OF The
Sunday Call Cash prizes are given
each week for best household ideas
and kitchen recipes Send IN your
choicest ones 70 Modern House
Keeper Page" The San Francisco
Sunday Call
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-07

( Relaxation Is the keynote Of rest but
40 few women realize this OF know hoE
10 .-Est down rfEeiF nerves that they do
not seize chance for p1ysiczI refresh
-eut. and 50 really invite EEl1k4ss.
gray hair and all the ether sigEs OF
advancing age
Instead OF thinking pleasant thoughts
that are conducive 10 sleep. the az
erzge ulGrran and BUSINESS woman
rrrSs<z over arxSeEzes and worries even
when lying down for 4 few moments
o. 1riee rest and so after such q men
tai strain rises EatIgUed N BODY and
mind WHEN the result should nave teen
soothing and reJuvenatlag-
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-07

In an attempt 70 rest, one should rot
lie Down IN tight clothing or WIKI .
nres< 10 read. for peEusiEg dEe or even
coarse print frequently brings On
hsadsche by sUafning the nerves o.
sig1E
vent proper circulation
II Is this way OF resting that causes
sor1a women 70 say they are worse
sfTer living down n tha daytime tnan
L=rors rhey rested The whole point
i rhat trey have rot rested and the
frrugfed circulation tends 10 fogtness
go General nezr1uess In fezli1g-
ET- = far better 10 sit up -az1 70 lie
7yvr- II conditions are sucE 11zr the
siosrfrz can not cs removed TIE
sdalI WaT cE course. is 20 have the
-o0-1 6arksned, well ventilated wear
-.-<rfrr about the body. The head
sSCrIt he rather low, raised only
enough not 10 prevent the nL0od set
ling there. Ten minutes rest y S1is
.-aT i worth an hour under unfzv0r-
-z,Fa conditions
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-07

A Good Glass Cuttsr-Tzke . perIor
-rarch 6red headl- wet end Until Il
---f7T -~z-sser upon the glass. then heat
rTsss On opposite side When heated
p zTreHcsens degree glass viii break
z7o7r the line made By match The
same Is very successful IN the Use of
lax with match as above On inside
- bottle. heat on outside II rhs
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-07
o . q q
The Modern House Keepers Exchange

E4au<ehoId Notes f3frs- s L Eva1s
-sn-TfF1 vzlFefol-Ho- 10 Make -he Hand
TT-sTfre ard SofE-keep bottle o.
-Tr~@rfr sitting on the Tashstend-
80 her vou wash your hands before
~oTr fsrv them while there is still soap
~ vS1aTr hands pour little OF the
zIvcewfu IN the palm OF your hand and
5wA il in the hands good, and then
Lieut. Washing wipe on the towel.
fhf- viii keep the hands soft and
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-07

Do You Want <5-ocs
Read THE CALLS weekly orer OF
page IL
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-16
NEWS OF BREwTON.

One Negro Shoots Another and EHeepes
 Brewton, Nov. 15.--(SpeciaL) )--Aoou' 10 o'clock last night Jim Gunter wal shot and seriously wounded py LeFoS Bonds. Both are negroes.
 The shooting occurred on Bapis' Hill, a negro suburb. Bonds made ma escape but his brother. Wiley. was ar rested and placed in jail charged with heinz an accessory. The shooting is said to have been caused by Gunter be- ing too intimate with Bonds family ii is thought the wounded negro will . recover.
 At a meeting of General Clanton Camp, U. c. V.. held yesterday. N. K Leigh, ST., J. N. Davison, w. J. Hol- land. Thomas S. Sowell, F. s. Franklin and T. F. May were chosen delegates 10 the reunion in Mobile this month. Miss Reulah Hodges, of Brewton, was select ed as sponsor. Maids of honor and ma tron will be elected later.
 A large number of the veterans and their friends will attend the meeting from Brewton.
 A football team from Barton Aeade- my of Mobile came up yesterday and played the Brewton Collegiate Institute team in the afternoon, winning the game by a score of 10 to 0.
 It was clearly seen from the start that the Brewton boys were outclassed. and could not stand up against the vis- itors. A good crowd witnessed the game.
 This was the coldest morning of the season. the thermometer going below Inc fr"azing point last night.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-16

mingham is concerned, as has been held fin years.
 Rev. James A. Duncan. pastor of the First Church in Birmingham. the iarg- est in the South, has served his time here and the announcement of a change will be made at the conference this week The time of Rev. 6. L. Dobbs, the Presiding Elder of the Birming- ham District, Is also up ana he fs to be given a new assignment. Several other changes around Birmingham are to take place.
 Bishop H. c. Morrison, who will preside at the conferences to be held in New Decatur, win make the ap- pointments and there is much talk being indulged in as to who will suc- ceed DTS. Duncan and Dobbs. The names of Mir Branscomb and Mir. Mor- ris are being mentioned.
 The attendance at the ccnference promises to be large as many laymen will attend in addition to the min- Isters and delegates.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-16
JACKSON COUNTY voTE.
0ascaaI Returns From Election of !
 yember Ard.

0mcaaI Returns From Election of No-
 vember 3rd.
 Scottsboro, Nov. 15.--(Special 1.-The vote of Jackson county: Presidential eleetors-Democratic 1.t04; Republi- can. 46S: Independent. 13; Prohibition, 5; Populist. 6. Congressman: Rich ardson. Democrat, 1,616: Murphy, Re- publican, 3S3. President of Railroad Commission: Henderson, Democrat, l. 475; Hurst, Republican, 372; Crawford. Republican, 72. Justices of Supreme Court: Mayfield. Democrat. 1. 1.4S0: Simp- son, Democrat, 1,473; Curtis Repubii- can, 371: Sternfleld. Republican, 380; Browberg, Republican, 30. state Game Warden: Wallace, Demoerat, l. 459; Britnell, Republican. 390. Tax assessor: Collins, Democrat, 1.279; Dur ham, Republican, 701. Tax collector: Gentry Democrat 1854; West, Repub. lican. 16O. Treasurer: Grahgm. pem- ocrat. i.55s: Graham, Republican, 1<6. County superintendent of education: Brewton. Democrat, 1,566; Allen, Re- publican, 137. Commissioners: Lloyd. Democrat, 1.49s: Len Allen. Democrat. i,439 Baty, Democrat, I.357; Rousseau, Democrat, 1,445; Austin, Republican. 3zs; Hall, Republican. 530; Keel, Re- publican. 4sl. Biennial Session of Legislature; For. 5ssi against. 457. Good roads amendment: For, SIS; against, 3ol. New county amendment: For. SIS; against, sos. SpeciaE school tax: For, 1,019; against, 655.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-16
ratlxena oa San Antonio Faaising e1SS,'
 Ooo As . Bonus.

San Antonio. Texas. Nov" le-- fspecIal)--san Antonio Is now engaged in raising sf25.00o as bonus for the proposed railroad from this city to the Rio Grande valley.
 Nearly a million dollars hss already been pledged by the intervening coun- try and the probability Is that the eon~ struction of the road will begin early in the new year.
 Representatives of big trust com pany and a powerful group of finan- ciers of St. Louis have outlined a proposition to the Business Mems Club which they say will be made by these interests on December 1st. Great tn- terest Is being manifested in the under taking and all classes and conditions of citizens are contributing.
 One enthusiastic little farmer living south of the city came in yesterday with q COW which he wished to give as his part of the railroad bonus. There is no doubt the money will be raised and the great undeveloped territory south of San Antonio. which is now ab- soIutely without railroads, will be opened up to the small farmer and truck grower.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-16
FIGHT ON FEAGIN
EFFORT TO DEFEAT FEARLESS
 JUDGE OF BIRMfNGFtANf.
Matter VIII He Settled Wednesday Efkht By Cfty-C -CeunciI Azd ssueA
 Interest Has Been
 Aroused.

Birmingham. Nov. 1S.--(special )-- Great interest is manifested in the meeting of the City Council which will be held Wednesday evening in the city hall as the election of city officials will take phce. other than the city attorney who was selected few weeks ago.
 The greater portion of the interest is centered in the election of q judge of the inferior criminal court better known as the police court. There ap- pears to be a movement to oust Hon. Noah B. Feagln. who has been judge for years and has national reputa- ton on the order of Judge Ben Lind sey. of Denver. Colorado. as a friend of the juvenile criminal
 Judge Feagfn has inflicted some very heavy punishments in violation of the prohibitIan law cases and in other mat ters that appear to have displeased
 The members of the beard of al- derrnen are being urged by one ele- inent to elect some other than Judge Feagin to the iudgestip while the voc men of the city are working hard to have Judge Feagin retained.
 4 suggestion has been made that in addition to judge of the police court there be a recorder elected and 1t is possible that such plan will be ar ranged but 1t is feared by the friends of Judge Feagin that this will ulti- mately result in the judge being dropped from the pay rolls of the city.
 Judge F'eagin is Confederate vet eran ana in the past few years has been a sufferer from rheumatism. He fs one of the most conscientious men on the police bench in the South and Is an ardent believer in correcting the youths In other ways than sending them to prisons to mingIe with crtrni- nals and offenders of long standing.
 1t is not improbable that the meet ing of the city council Wednesday night will be attended by some of the most prominent women of Birming- ham. who will go there in the interest of Judge Feagin.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-16
DRINK
DEMOCRATS WHO VOTED
 FOR TAFT MUST GET OUT

Luverne. Nov. Special. )-In view of the fact that some members CT member Of the Democratic Execu- tive Committee of Crenshaw county voted for Taft electors. the committee was called together Saturday and a resolution was introduced by Chairman Black requesting the resignation of any member Of the committee who vot. ed for any candidate. other than the Democratic nominees
 It is presumed that at least one res- ignation will be forthcoming. It is further presumed that the bars will be put up in this county as the last cleo ton showed 311 Republicans in the county.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-16
THE GRAND. Matinee Todny 3 O'Clock And Tonight
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 Adelaide Thurcton's new play. The woman's Hour" has been described as a clever play for clever people, clever iy acted by cleevr actors. Miss Thurs ion appears at the Grand matinee to- day at 3 o'clock and tonight.
 Her rare beauty her musical voice, her petite form and her charming per sonaiity are all thoroughly well known. Her gifts as en actress have placed her in the estimation of the public on a high plane of esteem. Her name is associated with an earnest en- deayor to present plays of clean. nor al tone easily suited to the tastes and entertainment of the better class Of theatre goers and presented with scru- pu1ous regard to the selection of her supporting cast scenery, costumes and accessories. Seats now on sale Tor hotn nArformanceg. adv.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-16
ANGUS spELRATH DEAD.

He Was a Useful Citizen of CO0sn
 County.
 Goodwater, Nov. 15.--(Special.)- )--Af- ter an illness lasting for three or four weeks death claimed Mir Angus NIGEL gath Saturday afternoon at o'clock. MT McElrath was 63 years old and a prosperous farmer. owning quite a. number of farms in this county. He was a quiet and very use- ful citizen, and leaves many friends ana a lot of relatives. Among them is one brother. Mir. Robert McElrath, of Crewsville. and one sister, Mrs' w. W Webb. at whose home he lived and The funeral service was held here thiM afternoon.