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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-01

A Chinese newspaper man by the name of u Sum is in the United States (He will.)
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-01

A little boy will never go about get ting his books and things ready for school in as painstaklng a manner as a little girl, Neither does he care
The Washington times., 1908-01-09
Refusal to Pay MiIIiner'S
Bill Characterized AS
intimidation.

NEW YORK. Jan. 9.-AIrs. Howard
Gould sat in Justice Truax's Supreme
Court yesterday and heard the husband
she is suing for separation denounced
as a sybaritic satyr.
This Howard Gould married Kath-
crime Clemmons in the bloom OF her
youth and beauty" went On MiTabeau
I. Towns, counsel for Mrs. Gould, who
was being sued for a s., $50 dress bill.
Then. in the fashion that seems TO
obtain among these young milIionaires,
he has subjected her to prosecutions
first, and then cast her of when some
new face appealed to him If he could.
he'd divorce her IN this court this morn
ing"
Mrs. Gould. looking very pretty in a
f1aring black hat. tipped with green os-
trich feather, stole Of mink, elbow
length white gloves, white vest, a suit
OF black, and str ing Of pearls girding
her neck, was present IN court to hear
the black things said against her hus-
band and TO testify that she, as his
wife, was not responsible for the pay
ment OF the clothing bill. The bill Is
owned by Malcolm Butler, the plaintiff,
20 whom ii was assigned by the Iich-
tenstein Millinery Company, where Mrs.
Gould bought the 1nery between No
Vember, 1906, and January, 1877.
Mr.. Towns lost no time IN getting 70
The Washington times., 1908-01-09
PANIC SHOWS WEAKNESS
OF LAWS, SAYS INGALLS,

LANCASTER. Ohio. Jan. s.-Melvine
z. ingalls,. OF Cincinnati, speaking last
night at the Jackson Day banquet. ad-
vocated taxation Of franchises. tariff re-
form, control Of corporations, reform
In banking laws and a higher grade Of
citizenship. He said the country was
In the midst OF q panic due TO the IN
wise Republican legislation. and that
the ''hystericai" efforts that had been
made by the Republicans u stop this
state or things, which they themselves
created and which they had attempted
to cure without attacking the fOunda-
lions Of the evil, had so shaken public
confidence in all corporate manaR ement
that II had revealed the weakness OF
our banking system, and today there
were as many financial nOstrums pro-
posed as the traveller could see Of medi-
cine advertisements on the fences OF
New England as he passed through
The Washington times., 1908-01-09
Fowler Currency Bill
Is a Strong Measure,
But Doomed to Failure

Asset currency is the principle at the
bottom Of the new Fowler bill, which
has been introduced in the House by
Chairman Fowler of the House Bank
ing and Currency Committee, and
which represents, in some degree. the
view of majority of the subcommittee
intrusted with the preparation Of cur
cency measure. The Bryan principle Of
Government guarantee Of deposits is
recognized
The bill is a broad one, comprehending
various important propositions, but IL Is
a fOregone conclusion from the outset
that Congress will not pass it. Chair
man Fowler Is the best posted man on
currency in Congress, and Is also the
man whose opinions are least likely 20
be adopted by the House." said q we'll
known Republican Representative yes
terday- The Aldrich bill, or one SINH
lar TO II, will be put through"
Retirement Of all outstanding bond
secured currency IS provided for by the
Fowler bill, and in lieu thereof a cur
rency based upon the general assets Of
the national banks. Retirement is TO
be effected by the Comptroller Of the
Currency designating certain redemp-
ton cities, so that a redemption city
shall be within at most tWenty-fOur
hOurs' reach OF every national bank
Provision Is made for an organization
scheme, whereby banks will organize BY
districts, eleCting a board OF managers,
this board to choose its own chairman.
This Chairman is 10 become a sort of
Deputy Comptroller Of the Currency
within his district, except as TO certain
matters over which the Comptroller has
specific jurisdiction. In each district
GAe application OF a bank to take out
guaranteed credit notes is passed on by
the board Of managers OF that district.
The Dill provides Tor a tax of per
cent per annum. and each bank is re-
Quired TO deposit as a guarantee fund
with the Treasurer Of the United States
per cent Of its average deposits for
six months and in addition 8 per cent
OF the credit notes II proposes to take
out for issue and circulation. This will
create guarantee fund OF about $780,
100000. II is estimated. Both deposits
and notes Of banks win be guaranteed
by this fund
In other words, the plan Of Mr.. Bryan
for Government guarantee OF deposits
has been In effect recognized by Mr..
Fowler.
Mr. Fowler's bill. as he explains It.
would provide for a simple and scientific
monetary system, consisting Of but
three forms Of currency-gold for bank
reserves. bank credit notes redeemabIC
in gold for the larger bills and silver
for the smaller bills. and subsidiary
coins.
It is generally admitted that the plar
proposed by Mr.. Fowler and his associ
ateS on the subcommittee comes much
nearer being a scientific effort 10 solve
the present monetary troubles than Is
the AldTiCh bill. But for the reason
that the Aldrich bill Is simpler and less
far-reaching. most Of the members Of
the House and Senate prefer TO try il
The bill Will so to the full committee
and hearings Will be allowed those de
string to appear
The Washington times., 1908-01-09
80 WoMAN cIGAR BuYER.

High-class stores say some OF their
most exaCting buyers Of cigars are
women. They will go down to the
vaults and select brands. colors, and
sizes with unerTing judgment. As a
general rule these purchases are made
not for husbands or relatives. but for
dinner parties, and, Of course, only the
best smokes are desired. Mrs Stuy-
vesant Fish always buys the same
brand, the cigars being made exclu-
sively for her use Ordinarily the price
at retail would be about 81 each, but
Mrs. Fish, buying in bulk, pays the
comparatively small sum of $50 a hun
dred. Another well-known matron who
IS we'll up on cigars is Mrs Reginald
Vanderbilt The price she pays Is a
little higher from SO TO 500 a hundred,
but she insists on getting fun value for
Ter money, and IS most careful IN the
selection, choosing cigars OF various
strengths TO suit the tastes OF her
s7uests.- Exchange.
The Washington times., 1908-01-09

stiles OF life" and purchased in the ca
pacity OF wife and agent OF Howard
Gould.
Mrs. Gould left the seat where she
had been listening beside her counsel OF
record, Clarence J. Shearn, and took the
stand IN her own behalf.
There IS no legal separation yet be-
tween myself and husband she said IN
answer to the first question. but ]
have applied for the separation"
HAS Mr.. Gould made any provision
for you since he left you in August.
lso62'
Objection TO this was sustained
AFTER you received the letter from
Llchtenstein about your husbands letter
concerning your credit, did you have d
Conversation with Mr. Lichtenst0in? p
asked Justice Truax-
II did replied Mrs. Could. After
that never purchased any goods from
him
At this point Justice Truax withdrew
a Juror and put an end 10 the trial.
which is thus thrown back into the gen
eral calendar.
The Washington times., 1908-01-09

his attack upon Mr. Gould as soon as
the jury had been seated
when he loved his wife" said the at
torney, "le lavished every luxury upon
her, even TO yachts. Now. planning 20
be rid OF her. he made this suit one OF
his many schemes OF persecution and In
timicatiOn. Il Is but one OF the phases
OF tainted wealth. This man OF amours
and passions once enticed his wife to
Paris and deserted her there. He even
took FROM her her jewels and deposited
them ia 1 safe deposit vault. IN re
sLonse to his vile passions he sets up
this suit TO tarnIsh the character of the
" oman ne has sworn to cherish"
Mr.. Towns conterded that Mrs Gould
was not responsible for the payment ct
the Lichtenstein clothing bill. because
the goods bought by her were "neces-
The Washington times., 1908-01-09

Thousands of people in this city suffer
ing with colds are about today TOmOr-
row they may be Frustrated with Grip
or Pneumonia Grip IS spreading. Whole
families are suffering. Many business
places are crippled through sickness Of
employees. The disease IS not necessarily
dangerous with proper care and the
right remedies. It is almost suicide C
depend on quinine and whiskey or home
0eCocuOns. Don't tTif1e with cold
Either take my Cold ct Grip Cure or
call In a competent phys-cia I can't
say what your doctor will DO for YOU
but I do know that my CS7ld and Grip
Cure viii speedily break Up all forms
OF colds and grip 1t checks discharges
OF the Nose and Eyes, stops sneezing,
promptly relieves the Throat and Lungs.
allays Inflammation and Fever, and
tones up the system. 1t cures Head
aches and Dizziness accompanying the
symptoms uf Grip. produces sleep and
restores strength to the body. II Is in
valuable IN all forms Of Influenza or OBJ
stinate colds--MUNYON.
Every druggist. % cents 4 vial.
The Washington times., 1908-01-09
CORPORATIONS TO ISSUE
FINANCIAL STATEMENTS

Within the first twenty days Of this
month every corporation chartered
under the laws OF the District OF Col
umbia and doing business therein must.
according 10 the corporation laws Of the
District, publish an annual statement.
This statement must show the amount
OF capital and the proportion actually
paid and the amount or existing debts.
and be signed BIZ the president and
majority OF the trustees. and be verified
BIZ the oath OF the president or secretary
Of the company.
After publication the statement IL to
be fled in the Office Of the Recorder OF
Deeds.
The Washington times., 1908-01-09
MRS. EDDYS SON
QUESTIONS SANITY

SIOUX CITY. iowa, Jan. "a sen
cation was caused in Lead, g. D., ~ the
filing Of a petition IN the district court
there by George Baker Glover. who a
short time ago fled the famous next
friend" Epit for an accounting Of the
Eddy millions, asking that his mother,
Mary Baker G. Eddy. be examined as
TO her sanity.
This action was taken following the
refusal OF Mrs. Eddy 70 effect q re-
Cancellation which was planned 10 take
place Christmas Day In Boston.
The Washington times., 1908-01-09
AMERICAN TURBINE ASHORE;
STRUCK MUDBANK IN GULF

NEW ORLEANS. Jan. s.-The steam
er Creole. owned by the Southern Pa
cihc Railway, IS aground IN the gull
just outside the mouth OF the BIissts-
sippi. There IS practically no danger,
as the vessel Hes on a soft mud bank
where many steamers have struck re-
Gently.
Tugs left here this morning 20 assist
the steamer. Il Is expected she win be
pulled on this afternoon The Creole
IS the only American built turbine
steamer and this is her second trip IN
the New York-NeW Orleans service,
The Washington times., 1908-01-09
MINISTER EXPELLED.
VERDICT IS KISSED
Bishop Spalding Dismisses
Dean Eddie, Convicted
of immortality

SALT LAKE CITY. Jan. s.-Dean
James E. Eddie, who was convicted By
an ecclesiastical court of immortality a
year ago, was formally discharged from
the ministry Of the Protestant Epis-
copal Church yesterday. The sentence
was imposed publicly by Bishop Spald-
ing.
Women burst into tears, and Kisses
were heard from some OF the men, the
disapproval being manifested by a pOr-
ton Of the congregation whose faith
IN their old pastor IS mistaken. Dean
Eddie accepted an opportunity to speak
He declared that his trial had been IN
fairly conducted, and that the evidence
against MIN was fabricated BY his enc
mics The CHIEF witnesses against him
were choir boys OF St Marks Church
The Washington times., 1908-01-09
Democrats Haven't Acted.

Senate Democrats have not yet ar
rived at any currency plan They are
not likely to hold a conference on tho
subject. At least, one has not bsen
arranged.
Senator Foster Of Louisiana said he
thought the Democrats would not take
a partisan position in respect to cur
rency legislation de says the Demo
Gratis are DESTROYS that proper legisla-
ton be has.
Senator Overman talked IN the same
vein. He said personally he was op-
posed 70 use of railroad bonds to secure
emergency circulation. Senator Bailey,
In an interview, expressed himself as
opposed to some of the details Of the
bill.
The Washington times., 1908-01-09
A SybaritiC Satyr

Satyr-A sylvan deity or demigod.
represented IS part man and part
goat. anu characterized by riotous
meTriment.
sybarttic-Of or pertaining TO the
Sybarites: resembling the Sybar-
ties: luxurious; wanton; effeminate.
"Sybaritic Dinners" Bp. Warbur-
ton. 'Sybaritical clolsters," Bp.
Hall.
Prom Webster's Dictionary.
The Washington times., 1908-01-09
ASK $500 APPROPRIATION
FOR COPIES OF WILLS

IN a letter To Senator William II. All
son, chairman Of the Senate Committee
on Appropriations the Commis sloners
recommend that there be included in
their annual estimate an item OF $500
to enable the Register Of Deeds to furn-
ish 20 the Assessor OF the District copies
OF wills, petitions. and all necessary
papers wherein title 10 real estate Is in
volved Il Is absolutely necessary, the
Commissioners say. that the Assessor 8
office have copies OF such papers.
The Washington times., 1908-01-09
Think Tax Too Low.

There Is opposition, too, especially IN
the House. to the tax fixed on the emer-
gency circulation The Aldrich bill!
makes this rate one-half per cent a
month. or 6 per cent a year. It is
thought by many this Is too low rate
and that some banks will keep emer-
gency circulation out most OF the time
unless fl is made higher. Speaker Can
non Is understood 70 favor a higher rate.
Another feature that Is criticised Is
the last section, which provides that
banks outside Of central reserve and
reserve cities shall keep at least two
thirds OF their reserves in their own
possession. This will not be well re-
ceived by the small country banks with
out large vaults. Many Of these banks
have no way Of safely keeping large
reserve sums on hand
The Washington times., 1908-01-09
CURRENCY BILL
FINDS OPPOSITION
Senators Do Not Want Rail-
road Bonds as Security
for Emergency Rates.
Many, Including Speaker
Cannon, Think 6 Per Cent
Tax Is Too Low.

Various features Of the new currency
bill which has been introduced in the
Senate by Senator AIdrich win meet
opposition. 1t is the general opinion
that legislation viii be had. but that
the bin viii have to be modified in de-
tails before it is allowed to pass Con-
gress. It Is deemed likely Senators
Aldrich. Hall. and Allison, who we're
foremost in outlining the bill. win have
weight enough to prevent much change
IN the bill in the Senate, but the House
viii insist on alterations, and is not dis
posed to swallow the bill whole.
One feature that IS provoking adverse
comment is the provision OF the bill
10 allow use of railroad bonds as Sc
curity for emergency circulation Many
Repubh ,ans and Democrats feel alike
that state. county, and municipal bonds
are sufficient.
The Washington times., 1908-01-09
LIEUT. TONE oRDEREp HERE.

Lieut. W. '. Tomb. L. s. Navy. has
been detached from duty at the Naval
station, Guantanamo. Cuba, and ordered
TO the Q. S. Naval Medical School Hos
pital, IN this city for treatment.
The Washington times., 1908-01-09
HAIR GROWTH.

II is a peculiar fact that with most
men the growth OF hair is greater on
one side Of the face than the other. II
Ia said that hair always grows more
thickly on that side on which Wo are
stronger
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-12-18

Call at the Press once and see
the silver set offered with the Even
Ing Press.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-12-18

be accompanied by members OF the
faculty.
The Sunshine club spent yester-
day afternoon with Mrs. Backstrom
at Hayden Lake, playing cards. The
first and free for all prize was won
by Mrs. Leroy Weston, and the sec
ond prize was awarded to Mrs.
Stout,
The Salvation Army Industrial De.
partment at III Second Street Will
be opened Thursday, Jan. 7th, and
win be open every Thursday thereaf-
ter. hours are from 10 A. M. to
4;3O P, NJ Clothes will be displayed
at their hall.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-12-18
MAJESTIC THEATRE SOLD

New Proprietor Proposes Many Inn
prOvements and Changes
John II. Ellerson has purchased
the Majestic theatre and will take
possession tomorrow. Mr. Enerson
is an experienced man In the theatre
cal business. and will make large
number of changes and improve.
ments. The present stage will be
converted into a half circle stage
with foot-lights and curtains and
first class scenery installed Besides
the regular moving picture exhibi-
tions Mr., Ellerson will arrange for
number OF vaudeville acts. The
changes and improvements will be
commenced Monday and rushed on to
completion.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-12-18
NOvsIty For chrIstma, suppsr.

An unusual little supper time Chris
mas surprise which was served to a
family party last year was this, saws
the December Delineator: Flaky bak.
Ing powder blscuits-in some localities
known as quick biscuits"-had been
made just after dinner. While thew
had had ample time to cool, they were
still very soft and fresh. The top of
each little biscuit was prled of with a
FORK and as much Of the inside remov-
ed as could be easily done without dis.
turbing the shape of the outside. At
the last moment the remnants Of the
turkey were mixed with celery and a
Few capers, and. with mayonnaise
Dressing which had been made the day
previous, Il delicious salad mixture
was ready In a few moments.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-12-18
HARD WINTER PREDICTION.

Massachusetts, cobbler Forecasts Thir-
ty-five SnowStorms.
For the fiftieth time In half cen,
fury Charles II. Steele a veteran cob
bier Of Brookfleld, Mass, and noted
weather prophet, has aroused the in
terest Of thousaSds of farmers and
followers throughout western Massa-
chusetts BY announcing his weather
prediction as to the number of snow
storms for the year. He says that the
winter OF l00S-0 will show total of
thirty-hve. His rule Is as follows:
To the age Of the moon on the date
OF the month in which the first storm
occurs add the date Of the month in
which the storm happens and the
number Of the day of the geek. The
total gives the total number of storms,
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-12-18
CITY IN BRIEF.

Cabs all night. Phones 1BS.
Take dinner at the Normoyle.
The Normoyle dining room Ia open.
Miss Olive voelker is suffering
from an attack Of tonsilItis.
Remember the art and china holl-
day sale at the Elite Millinery.
The dining room at Hotel Nor
noyle IL open for business.
George Carlisle returned last even
Ing from business visit to Rose
Lake.
Launch Roar or, Fred Shallis.
Headquarters Taxldcrmy Store 209
N, Fourth st. Bell phone 1913.
II. A. Caller has completed his
new residen'e at Dalton Gardens and
moved into H.
The Steamer Seattle leaves every
day at p. M. for ST. Joe River--In-
dependent boat,
Keep the pot boiling. Christmas
Dinner for the poor. by the Saliva
ton Army
Ladies' OF the Christian church
VIII hold pantry sale at the store
of Winn-B arr-Chainey Co. Saturday
afternoon.
The sum Of $50 was taken In by
the ladies' OF the Baptist church yes
terday IL viii be used for church
purposes,
Miss Ada Ruue, OF Spokane. who
has been visiting her cousins. Misses
Gladys and Goldie Rue at Dalton
Gardens, returned to her home today.
Oliver Swanson Is down from his
homestead near Blanchard, He ex
poets his family TO arrive from Ne
hraska during the holidays,
A. ID. Jackson. representing the
Burlington system. with headquart-
ers In Spokane. was In the city on
nNeAAVoA A9uaa
Money to loan on farm land. Our
abstracts are accurate and are CON-
pleted with dispatch. Fred l.. TIFF
fanny. Mgr. 1O4 Fourth St. Bell
phone /.
Mrs. NJ, e. Denbeigh went to spo.
krne today, She will DO accompa.
MED upon her return BY her two sons
Of the Lyon school. who come home
for two weeks vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Robertson.
formerly OF this place. but now OF
Oregon city. Oregon. are visiting
with Captain aud Mrs, Geo. Il. Rey-
nolds.
Mr.. and AIRS. Largey OF Butte.
Montana, are In the city. MIR. I.arg-
ey Is interested In the Occur d'Alene
Lumber company. and during their
visit here are the guests OF the man
ager. J. r. Carroll
E. s. Marshall. an employee of the
Occur d'Alene 4 Spokane Railroad
company. Is suffering from selge
OF pneumonia az the Occur d'Alene
hospital lie Is considerably Inn
proved today.
The girls basket bali team Of the
high school @ill leave tomorrow for
Wallace where a game will be played
Nith the wardner team. They viii
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-12-18
HUSH UP DVoRvE CASE

millionaire Gives Wife $4,000, 600
Xmas Hush Money.
SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 1s.-As a
sequel to the sensational divorce suit
last spring between David T. Harm
bury. the multimilllonaire. and his
pretty wife, former telephone girl,
was the hushing OF the trouble be-
tween them today In order TO avoid
any further trouble or notorlety In
connection with the case he made his
wife Christmas present Of proper
~ valued at $4,000. OOO.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-12-18
The Holiday PrsIimlnaris..

! am making out my list.
For OF cash I've not a fist.
And nobody must be Missed
Oh. dear mel
For the list II stretches so
| agree with those who show
More elastic now should grow
Currency.
OF friends I have a lot
And relations on the spot
From a grandpa to a tot.
Ard for eaeh
present ! must buy
Which will please their critic ava
And the Job, none win deny.
Is a peach,
Not a one must | forget
Or a row therein be, you bet
With a fume. sulk, a pet
To rehearse.
While my pocketbook gets nat.
But I've got to stand It pat
And let Il 70 at that.
Amt Il iiereeH
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-12-18
en- into custody by the officers, and is
now incarcerated.
DOG SHOW AT CAMBRIDGE.

BOSTON. Dec. 1S.-New England
dogs of high degree are assembled to.
day at Cambridge at the first big ex-
hibition OF true-blooded CANNES held
there In the memory of present day
fanciers. Several speciality clubs are
participating and the show is attract
ing much attention.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-12-18
HRARING FOR TnONIAs.

LONG BRANCH. n. J., Dec. IS
Hearing OF the three suits against Z.
r. Thomas. resulting from an auto
mobile collision In which team of
horses belonging to Emil Seelig were
killed and Daniel Connolly. a coach
man. was injured. Is set for tomor-
row, Another pOstponement may be
secured.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-12-18
TO THE PUBLIC

The Press will deem Il q special
favor II patrons who fail 70 receive
their paper regularly will report the
same 10 the ONCE, as IL 10 our only
means OF knowing how the carriers
are doing their work.
We viii pay reward OF S2S for
evidence that will convict any one OF
stealing papers after they are delivered
10 residences.
THE PRESS PUBLISHING CO.
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KILLED ny REJECTED LOVER.

BOSTON, Dec. is.-Maude Hart
ley. the II year old daughter OF Or.
Agnes Hartley. OF summerville. was
shot and killed today BY her rejected
lover, James Hammond. Miss Hart
ley, at the time was boarding a street
car. Hammond was Immediately TAX.