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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-05

approached in order that there might be no slip up.
 The real social clubs were not dis turbed but the new clubs have not attempted to do anything in the way or big business. All kinds of re- ports have been out in the past two or three days in regard to the activity on the part of the Law and Order League to enforce the prohibition law and from imported detectives to rout the violations out to a general raid all kinds of talk is being indulged fin.
 Deputy sheriffs were out as usual today looking up blind tigers among the negroes. Almost weekly there is an arrest or two made among the colored folks. a number persistine in selling the booze or gin to their fel- low men.
 Announcement will be made in a day or two now of the committee of one hundred which will be in charge of the campaign to be conducted by the Law and Order League to see that the pro- htbttion law is enforced in order that fair test can be given the new law
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-05
CASES OF INTEREST
DOCKET OF ALABAMA RAILROAD
 COMMISSION FULL.
Hearing VIII Embrace Petition for Suspension of Rule to Work
 Sacks of Flour and Meal
 Compressed Cotton Rates.

The Railroad Commission of Ala bama will assemble this morning to consider several matters of more than routine consideration. All members are expected to be present, including CRalrman Charles Henderson. and As- sociate Commissioners w, D. Nesbitt and John A. Lusk. The two former nave had nearly all their time employ- ed since the last monthly meeting fin the interstate rate hearing before the Interstate Commerce Commission at Atlanta.
 The Commission Is expected to de- eide today whether they will grant a rehearing of the case of the Whole sale Grocers Association, of Birming- nam. in the matter of marking sacks or meal and flour in less than car load lots with tho names of the con signees and the destinations. This was decided two or three months ago adversely to the petitioners. the whoIe- salers. who asked that the reguisr rule of such marking he suspended as to meal and -four. They contended that marking these entailed a consid- erable expense. On the other hand the railroads presented figures showing big claim losses by misshipments re sutting directly from the practice of not marking meal and flour in sacks.
 Argument Is to be heard In the ap-. plication of the Farmers Educational pand Cooperative Union of America petitionlng for a rate on compressed cotton over the Southern Railway. Testimony has already been submit ted in this case.
 There Is to be a general hearing of the citation of the Commission against the Southern Railway as to why that line maintains only a tri-weekly freight schedule on some of its lines in this State, and the officials of the road are to answer why they do not maintain a daily schedule of freight service, Sundays excepted.
 Officials of the same road are also to answer why they have severed connection with Train No. 5 of the Louisville and Nashville at Decatur. This case has been pending several months
 Citizens of Bolivar, on the Nashville. Chattanooga and St. Louis Railway. are petihoning for a depot to be built at that point. This petition may also be heard today.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-05
Work to Commence on New Methodist
 ChnrCh Snon-


 Church Soon.
 Linden, Oct. 4.--(Special. 1-It has been decided by the Methodist congre- gation here to commence the work on their new church building at very early date. The new edifice will cost be located near the court house in what is commonly known as Mid dle Town" It will be brick veneer building capable of seating several hundred people and will be quite an ornament to that portion of Linden in which it is located
 Mir. John Quinn, an aged and highly respected citizen of Octagon beat in this county died at his home Thurs day and was buried yesterday He was d brother of A. J. Quinn of Linden and was well known throughout the county. His death was not wholly un- expected as he had been i'll for several weeks. A wife and several children survive him. He was for many years 4 member of the Methodist church at 0ctapon -i-' | A little son of Mayor-elect D. F. Cobb has been critically i'll for sev- eraI days.
 R. I. Jones, prominent attorney of Sweetwater, was in Linden this week. Miss Willie Kelly, returned mis- sionary from China. is visiting in Lin-
 
 home on a leave of absence for a year in order that she may recuper- ate her health.
 Mir Augustus McNeill, for many years one of the most prominent bus mess men of this section of Alabama. is critically i'll at the family residence in Linden. He has been i'll for about two years with a severe spinal affec- tion and is not expected to live many daxa 1angar. Mir McNeIll is broth er-in-law of Tax Collector Q: S. Adams of this county. ft Professor E. M Kelly. principal of the Marengo County High school at Thon1aston, was a visitor to Linden this week.. commenced at the Methodist church fn LinIen Sunday and will be continu- ed throughout next week. Rev. T. c. Harrison. the pastor. will be-assist- ed in preaching by Rev.-J. p. McCann, of Prattville. Rev. McCann, Is one, of the leading ministers of the Alabama Conference and has a splendid reputa- tion as a revivalist. The meetings will no doubt be we'll attended great good will be accomplished.
 Mrs. E. S. Rainey. of Camden. has been on avisit to Mrs. J. s. Stanton tad the family of Mir. sWhitlow in Linden.
 Assistant Tax Collector Erwin Adams and Tax Assessor T. ". Grayaon are making their semi-annual visits to the different polling places through out Marengo county.
 Mir. Edward Coats. who was severe Iy injured recently by having hIs an kIe sprained, is still confined to his home. The accident was caused by a bad place in the sidewalk.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-05
Hard to Get a Drink
 Ln City Of Birmingham

Birmingham. Oct. 4-(SpeciaI)- It has been as hard to get a bottle of beer or a drink of liquor in Birming- ham during the past day or two as it will. ever get to be, Is the opinion of some men who are not So much in fa- Vor of prohibition tgt.
 While there has been some violation of the law during the past forty-eig hours. there was not such volume of it as has been going on and the req son Is explained easily. A rumor started Friday morning that headed by Brooks Lawrence. the agent of the Anti Saloon League. who has been working for the prohibitionists in this state for the past two years a posse of citizens belonging to the Law and Order League. accomplished by deputy sheriffs and detectives, would make a tour of the city and dis trict and seek entrance to all clubs. soft drink establishments and reaT- tigers that might be heard of. As a consequence some of the clubs closed up their front doors while others kept a strict watch on. every person who
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-05

who shot and killed ..lmself Friday or Thursday night. the body being found Friday morning in the store, were buried today. the funeral taking place from the chapel of Shaw and Son, un- dertakers, at 3 D. m.
 Relatives wired that they could not be present and instructed the inter ment to be in Birmingham and at Elm wood Cemetery. Services were held over the remains. A few friends of the deceased, including the employees of the store. attended the burial. There appears to be no doubt but that the suicide was the result of love af- fair.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-05
Al, Approochinr Wedding.

The nuptials of two of the most popular young Jewish persons will be celebrated at the home of the brides mother on Broad Street on Wednesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock when Miss Mathile Wolf will be joined in ma = riage to MT. MonrSe Gusdorf of :hts city. The marriage A,h be a quiet home one and, the ceremony will be witnessed by only the intimate friends and relatives of the family. Immedi- ateIy after the ceremony the young couple will leave for New York and other points in the East, on their wedding trip.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-05
Matinee Performances and 4;3O, Night S'3O and 0 o'clock at @Orpheuyn. 2,
News of wetumpka

NeWs or MetUmpk8
 Wetumpka. Oct. 4.-(SpeciaI. )-Mr. and Mrs. Alba Lull and children, Mir. and Mrs Frank Anderson and Misses Norfe and Lucy Lull have come from Pontiac Mich, to be present at the golden wedding cele- bration of Judge and Mrs. Cabot LuIl on October 5th. Dr. Cabot LuIl of Birming- ham will be down Sunday.
 Miss Lizzie Hunter Is expected home early next week from Brewton where she has been at the bedside of her brother. c. E. Hunter. who was dangerously wounded some time ago.
 Miss Jennie Hohenberg Is suffering from severely sprained arm. the result of a fall a few evenings ago.
 Little Loyd Lancaster fell on cement pavement yesterday and broke his arm ..
 Mrs. 1T. c. Can't who has been quite sick iE convaiescing.
 Friends in wetuIhpka are grieved to learn of the sudden death at Chanahatchee of Harmon Mullens, one of EImore county s brightest and most promising young men. MT. Mullens' death was due to a congest- i've chill and was very sudden. Ills brother, J. Sanford Mullens of Wetumpka, has re- turned from Chanahatchee where he went to attend the funeral services.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-05
FINANCIAL REVIEW

New York, Oct. 4.-The stock market last week settled into rut of dulluess and sluggish fluctuations as the after effects of the violent speculative adjustment of the week before.
 Meantime. some of the developments in the actual conditions of business helped to explain the advance in prices which had eliminated in the adjustment. Turning again to the future as Is the office of speculative markets. enough of uncertainty was discerned to prompt a suspension of active operations to await a more definite outlining of prospects. The uncertainty was concerned mostly with politics and was made additionally effective by the at- titude adopted by the commercial world towards the subject. Reports from var
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-05

broken out again and nearly every morning the railroad detectives dis- cover that during the night car mas been robbed in the yards or that cases of goods have been entered while the car was in transit. Yesterday morn ing a car was found broken open, and which had been entered during the night. In this car the thief or thieves had broken open a case of goods and took from 1t twenty-four shirts.s Nu- merous other robberies of a similar nature have occurred during the past few days or nights.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-05
LOST SON.

Sylacanga. Ala, oct 3rd. My son. Willie Harris aged nineteen years. left home with Jones' circus. March 18th. and we have not heard from him since that time.
 If anyone sees this notice. and knows anything of his whereabouts. or his death. and will write to his parents. at Sylacanga, we will feel very thank fuI for any information.
 J. E. Harris.
 SylacanRa. Ala.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-05
FROST AT TUsCUMBIA.
No Material Damage Done to Cora or
 Cotton CFOua.

COttOn OFOpss
 Tuscumbia, Oct, 4-(Special. .)-Plen- ty of frost fell in this immediate sec tion Friday night, the roofs of build ings. fences, and low grounds, being almost white this morning.
 This is the only frost of consequence during the present cool snap, although the two mornings previous witnessed a light fall. The frost of Friday night, though quite heavy. is not thought to have done any damage to the cotton and corn crops. on account of the dry condition of the atmosphere. On the other hand. it is considered as advan- tageous to the opening of cotton, by killing the leaves and letting the sun shine on the bolls. The frost is several days earlier than last year.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-05
aEsURRECTIoN DAY.
NEWS OF LINDEN.

Resurrect last falls suits today and send to Holt's Dye Works. tf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-05
G. M. MAssEY's FUNERAL.

Body of Birmingham Man Who cOm-
 mltted Suicide, Inferred.
 Birmingham, Oct. 4-(Speciai )-The remains of George Morgan Massey. late manager of the Menter and Rosen- bloom Company stcre in Birmingham.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-05
PERscN AND P RsE.

Both ftted by HOlt's Dye WoFI<S in suits from twelve to afty doilaEa. u
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-05

Cars Being Robbed. The epidemic of rob ping freight cars in the railroad yards of the city has
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-07-13
CLUB NOMINATIONS,

The following is the ticket nominal
ed at the meeting of the Republican
Precinct Club of the eighth precinct
of the fifth district Friday night:
President, L. w P Kanealii, S. K
Mahiole; first vice president, William
Hopkins; second vice president, NJ. K
Keawe; secretary, Otto Gertz, George
Markham; assistant secretary, Seth
Rice; treasurer, K. R. G. Wallace, T
K. Painahala; judges of election, Geo
FAIR, James Morse, Charles Denert, All
Fa, j. K. Luka, W. K. Paai, I. Kia;
executive committee, D. Kaauha, A. K
Pelekaluhi, Geo. Barker, L. Fernandez
Ed. Imhoff, s. Kaiapoepoe, NJ. K. Ka-
auwai, Dick Richards
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-07-13
BUSINESS LOCALS.

New bargains will be on display to
morrow at Sachs clearance sale.
Comes Express will look after your
baggage during fleet week.
Rent: Houses to let furnished and
unfinished Trent Trust Co., Ltd.
The Renters SoIiloquy. Read of
what we can do for you. Trent Trust
CO., Ltd.
Muslin underwear at less than cost
of material at Sachs clearance sale.
See Lando, the haberdasher, Hotel
street, opposite the Young, for your
new togs.
A number of fine night-srIging ca
naries to be had at 1915 Kewalo street.
See classified ads.
Sachs annual clearance sale means
a general reduction on the entire
stock.
The Popular House, on Fort street, is
where YOU should get room during
your stay in the city.
Perfection Home Bakery, Beretania
avenue, next to Emma. will supply you
with delicious ice cream
Albert Along will tell you of the
stocks to buy for an investment and
Others for speculative enjoyment.
There are only four days more of
the annual clearance sale at Sachs, in
GLIDING today. This sale is profit
sharing event. Don't miss your op-
portunity.
Sayegusa advertises some new velvet
pictures. which are very pretty, and a
-, ..-o,+,,,an+ of creme and kimOnOS
A good, fast driving mare, buggy
and harness may be secured hv persons
looking for something pretty good. See
classified ads.
We can not emphasize too strongly
the deep cuts we are making in wash
suits during this sale. If YOU are look
ing for genuine bargains, come at once.
Sachs Dry Goods Co.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-07-13
THE RENTERS soLILooUY.

tTo rent. or not to rent-that is the
question;
Whether Ills nobler in the mind to
suffer
The sings and arrows of an outraged
landlord,
Tor to take arms against these miser-
able conditions,
And by owning my own home end
them? To live; to own home;
Yes. and by owning to say I end
The heartache, and the thousand nat
ural shocks
That tenantry is heir to, tits a con-
summation
Devoutlv to be wished. To live, to
own;
To own; perchance to acquire riches
aye, there's the blessing;
For in that state of happiness, what
dreams come true,
When we have shuffiled off this coil of
rent,
Must give US pause. There's the
horror
That makes renting of so long dis
grace;
For who would bear the whips and
scorns of servility,
The landlord s insistence, the proud
mans shame
The pangs of wife's complaining, the
overcoming gent day;
The insolence of collectors, and the
spurns
That the patient renter receives from
his neighbors,
When he himself might his satisfac-
tion secure
With home of his owns Who would
burdens bear,
To grunt and sweat under landlord s
dictum
But that the glory of something to
come,
The paradise of home of ones own,
from whose bourn
No traveller wishes to return, puzzles
the will,
And makes us rather bear those ills
we have, to
Later fly to other things that we long
to have?
Thus renting does make towards of
us all;
And thus the native hue of resolution
Is sickliedl 'er with the pale cast of
our imprisonment,
And enterprises of great pith and mo-
= ment
With this regard their currents turn
our way,
And we lose the name of tenants
The Trent Trust Company, Ltd,
can help you break the
rent habit.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-07-13
WANTS STREETS CLEAN.

Editor Advertiser.-Oh Mr.. Editor,
it gladdens ones eyes, of course, to
see this town logged out in red, white
and blue; but would it not be quite as
much to the point to have our streets
swept and garnished? One can not get
along without taking breath now and
then, but when a Whit of wind blows
and lifts dust cloud. a veritable
happy, he regrets the necessity. Think
of the germs of cholera, plague, ty-
phoid and tuberculosis that lurk in
every breath.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-07-13
LOCAL BREVITIES.
This is feet week.

This is feet week.
D. McCorriston is here from ka-
malo.
Judge Carl Smith is over from Hilo
on law business.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Opfergelt, from Ka-
uai, are in town.
Moving pictures between the acts at
the Orpheum tonight.
c. B. Hall of Phillips & Co. is on q
business trip to Hawaii.
Governor Frear viii make a tour of
Hawaii after fleet week.
]. D. McVeigh was among those ar
irving from Molokai yesterday.
Rev. H. P. Judd and c. S. Hartwcl
returned to town in the MikahaIa yes
terday.
The yacht Kamehameha went off for
fishing trip On Saturday, returning
last evening.
Vaudeville specialties and moving
pictures between the acts at the Or
pheum tonight.
Pacific Lodge No 322, A. F. and A.
NJ, will meet at 7:30 this evening at
Masonic Temple.
Harmony Lodge No. 8, 7. o. o. F.,
will meet in Odd Fellows Hall this
evening at 1880.
The Marine Engineers Beneficial AS
ISOLATION win meet this evening at 1880
in K. of P. Hall.
The band this evening viii do service
with the regiment, therefore no Emma
Square concert will take place.
Miss Edith Bond, who, with her
mother, left in the Korea last week,
goes to Hartford, Conn.,, to be married.
Midshipman Samuel Wilder King of
the Naval Academy is spending his
vacation with friends in New London,
Connecticut.
Among the passengers arriving from
Kauai yesterday were w. 0. Smith, Mr..
and Mrs C. NJ Cooke Judge Robin
son, Richard Ivers and G. A. Rice.
The Land Commission Will contain
the names of Alfred Carter, VIM. A.
Kinney, A. Lewis, Jr, and Carl Smith.
There is one more selection to be made.
"'Why Smith Left Home,'' real
farce comedy by real professional
actors, with moving pictures and spe-
cialties between the acts, at the Or
pheum tonight.
There viii be a full rehearsal of
HThe Mascot at.the Hawaiian Opera
House this afternoon at five clock, on
Tuesday evening at 1880, and a dress
rehearsal on Wednesday evening at
7:3O.
Forty pounds of honey were removed
from under the floor of the veranda
of the Governor Office on Saturday
by Captain Green and Beeman Nc
Masters. The honey is to be distrib
uted among the official family.
eyes, / IN kicking,' said Impre-
sario Cohen last night. ''The official
program for the fleet entertainment
has got in every amateur show in town
and left out the professional show at
the Orpheum that beats them all. -
Nick Peterson yesterday accepted
Judge Andrade s invitation to be pres
ent in the police court. He was ar
rested on a bench warrant IN the morn
ing and win explain why he was absent
from roll-call last week when his name
was up.
There will be film at the Empire
Theater on Wednesday night that
should attract almost as much attention
as the fleet pictures now being shown
The management has secured the ia
nous Ben Hur'' film. made from the
play as presented at Madison Square
Garden.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-07-13
MOVING PICTURE FILMS
ARRIVE FOR ORPHEUM

A large consignment of moving pic
ture films arrived by S. S. Alameda,
consigned to the Orpheum, and begin
ming with this evening performance of
Why Smith Left Home,' some of the
best pictures ever shown in Honolulu
viii be given between the acts.
The subjects are all new and high
class
With moving pictures, vaudeville
speeialties and a rip-roaring farce
comedy all in one evening, and for one
price of admission, the Orpheum man
agement is certainly giving the public
"a run for its money!
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-07-13
BALL TICKETS.

Tickets for the Atlantic fleet ball can
be procured at the following places:
w. W. Dimond Co., Ltd
Chambers Drug Co., Ltd.
Bergstrom Music Co., Ltd
HOLSTER Drug Co., Ltd.
Benson, Smith & Co., Ltd.
M. McInerny, Ltd
M. A. Gunst & Co., Ltd
Wall, Nichols Co., Ltd.
Hawaiian News Co., Ltd.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-07-13
WILL SELL KNOX HATS.

The Silva Toggery has been appnin5-
ed agents in this Territory for the sale
of the celebrated Knox hat, than which
there is none more popular on the
mainland The Toggery viii carry all
kinds made by Knox, and there viii
be on display today every style from
straw to the celebrated Knox silk.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-07-13

The official bail in honor of Rear
Admiral Sperry and the officers of the
fleet will be given on Friday evening,
July IT, at the Seaside Moana. Tick
cts are SIS each, admitting gentleman
and all ladies accompanied.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-07-13
S25 Reward

VIII be paid by the HAWAIIAN GA
EETTE CO., LTD, for the arrest and
conviction of any person found stealing
copies of the Advertiser from ad-
Stresses of subscribers.
C. 8. CRANE.
Manager.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-07-13

A large, airy, furnished front room
at 1910 Beretania avenue is for rent.
See classified ads.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-10-09

crcas Tmkrmhmhmh msh sh shril
United States treasury
Tee truth OF the matter is, tn
country wants 10 get away from
those policies the execution of
which has given Mr. Taft his great.
est experience.
1t can be said for Mr.. bryan
that he has been brilliant stu
dent of government. lie understands
the genius OF cur institutions and
the philosophy OF democratic prin
ciplcs lie knows what economy is
and he knows how extravaganza
crrruIts a government and people
lie knows that miltarism Is both
a huden ard a curse, and he knows
that tyranny over distant people
brutalizes the nation that is guilty
of g..
Mr. Bryan would be n poor hand
indeed 10 execute some OF the dis
tinctive policies of the Roosevelt ad
minstration, but as his election
would involve a departure from
those policies. Mr.. Bryan could b,
depended upon to wisely administc
laws designed to correct the blum
dcrs and evils OF REQ cyeltism.
Mr. Talt's experience Is merel.
adapted 10 the maintenance of con
ditions which the nation can II,
longer endure with safety Houston
Post
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-10-09
SHELDON is SANCTIFIED

sheldon ha been 90 Washington
and Rooscyl. has sent him away with
an immunity bath
Like the faithful Mohammcdau who
enters and loayc, a mosque ne has
been cleaused, purified and sanctlhcd.
Hereafter sheldon can receive money
from corrupt sources but the touch Of
his hands which have been made inca.
pable Of wrong-dong by the touch or
Roosevelts hands win make the touch
cash as pure as virgin gold.
What boots a. if sheldon Is an ac.
tive moving ,plrlt In some OF the
most Infamous trusts IN the United
States? Has he not stood and talked
face TO face with T, Roosevelt?
Sheldon may have been mixed NJ
with the whisky trust and with steel
company that is a malignant enemy