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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-09
NAMES COMMISSION
ROOSEVELT APPOINTS ONE FOR THE
 GOVERNORS.
To Consider and Advise the President as to Conservakfon of the Coun- try's Reaources--Bankhead
 H0uored

Washington, June s.---In accordance with the suggestion made by the Gov ernors at their conference at the White House in May, the President today ap. pointed National Conservation Com- mission to consider and advise him on questions relating to the conservation of the natural resources of the coun- try and to cooperate with similar bodies which may De designated by the several States.
 The personnel of the Commission Is as follows:
 Waterways-Theodore D. Burton. Ohio, Chairman; Senators William B :, Allison, Iowa; Francis c. Newiands, Nevada; wm. M. WarnerAc Missouri. and John H. Bankhead. Alabama; W. T. Mc- Gee, Bureau of Soils, Secretary; E. H. Newell. Reclamation Service; Clifford Pinchot, Forest Service: Herbert Knox Smith. Bureau of Corporations; Rep resentatitve Joseph B. Ransdeli Lou isiana: Prof. George E. Swain. Insti- ute of Technology. Massachusetts; the Chief of Engineers, United States Army.
 Forests--Sepators Reed Shoot, Utah, Chairman; Albert J. Beveridge, Indi- ana and Charles A.. CuIberson, Texas: Representatives Charles F. Scott, Kan sas, and Champ Clark, Missouri: J. B. White. Missouri; Prof. Henry S. Graves. Yale Forest School; William Irvine, Wisconsin; ex-Governor Newton c. Blanchard. Louisiana: Charles L. Pack. New Jersey Gustav Schwab, National Council of Commarce of New York: overton W. Price. Forest Service. sec- retary.
 Lands-Senator Knute Nelson, Min nesota, Chairman, and Francis F. War rem. Wyoming; RepresentativSs John Sharp williams. Mississippi; Swager Sherley Kentucky, and Herbert Par sons New York: ex-Governor George c. Pardee. California; ex-Governor N. B. BrowBrd, Florida: James J. HiH, Minnesota; Charles F. McDonAld. Amer ican Society of Civil Engineers New York: Murdo Mckenzie. Colorado; Frank c. Goundy. Colorado: George ". Woodruff. Interior Department. Secre- laty.
 Minerals John Dal- zeil. Pennsylvania. Chairman; Senators Joseph M. Dixon, Montana; Frank P. Flint, California, and Les S. Ovarman, North Carolina; Representatives Philo Hall South Dakota; James l.. Slayden, Texas; Andrew Carnegie, New York {. Prof. Charlos R Van Hise, Wisconsin: John Mitchell, Illinois; John Hays Ham mona Massachusetts; Dr. Trvinx Fish- er,, Yale University. Connecticut; James A. Holmes, Geological suryey, Score tAry.' Mxecutive Committee-G Clifford Pin chot. Chairman; Representative Theo. E. Burton, Senators Reed Shoot and Knute Nelson. John DalxeIl., Pennsyi- vmnia; w. T. Gee. 0verton W. Price. c. W. Woodruff, Joseph Holmeo.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-09
VOLCANO POURs LAVA.
Eruption in Samoa Causes Great Dan

Eruption in Samoa Causes Great Dam
 age.
 San Francisco, June 8 S.--According to report brought to this city by the steamer Aeon, just arrived here from Apria. Samoa, a volcano. Mu, which broke out in August, 1905. on the Isl- and of Savaii, one of the Samoan group, island, which previously escaped, with lava.
 The inhabitants of the district have taken refuge on adjoining islands. The flow of lava is approaching the village of Salealua. and It's Inhabitants are pre- pairing to leave.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-09
see. D. 6. c. ". and his party. were in the ctty yesterday.
Local Csnaps went Lest Nfeht.

LocaI Camps Went Last Nfsht.
 Most of the rnembers of the Mont- gomery camps of Veterans and Sons of Veterans departed to Birmingham last night; only small number remained until this morning.
 None of the camps Is travelling in a body. t being planned that the com rades of each will gather together for the reunion ceremonies after they ar- rive in Birmingham.
 Camp Lomax and Camp Falkner of the United Confederate Veterans, and Camp Holtzciaw. of the Sons of Vet erans. took large delegations.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-09
PLOT Is pIsCovERrp-
Conspiracy Against the King of Por-
 

Conspiracy Against the King of Por-
 tugal.
 Lisbon, June s.-The police have dis covered and frustrated plot hatche ed by the Society of the Black Cross to blow up with bombs the members of the royal family at religious feast which Is to be held on June IS.
 Among the ringleaders arrested are three notorious anarchists. The bombs which had been manufactured by the society wore discovered and correspond snce seized shows that the society to which Manuel Buissa, one of the prin- cipals in the assassination of King Carlos. and Grown Prince Luise last February belonged, had close relations with anarchists in Barcelonia and Madrid.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-09
NMw YoRIk RE-coUNT.

New York. June s--Fifty-four ballot boxes were examined today in the re- count of the disputed mayoralty elect ion of 1905 and William R. Hearst made gain of eleven votes. MT. Hearst has gained 116 votes in the examina- ton of POS ballot boxes which have commenced,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-09
T,oruado fin Iowa.

Mount vernon, yewa, June S.--A tor nado near here yesterday afternoon de- molished the llgbt and power house and pumping station. A number of barns were destroyed and several houses partially wrecked, At Lisbon Iowa. houses were damaged and farm property ruined and trees uprooted. The electric and water plant was also wrecked.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-09
NTaeoon ,VYiII Not ao.

Washington, June S.---Announcemen was made today that provisional Gov ernor Magoon of Cuba will not go to Panama to act as umpire on the com mission to settle disputed land cases. Because of eKisttng politics in Cuba the administration prefers that Gov ernor Magoon remain there, Ills sue cessor on the commission has not been annointad
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-09
T,rIea fn MI IDrnin.

Portsmouth. O.. June s.--A bold at tempt was made last night to wreck the Chesapeake and Ohio passenger train from Cincinnati. At Fire Brick. four miles west of here, the holts were re- moved from the switch stand and the stand partly torn down. Fireman Jacob Smith, who had his head out of the window, had hts skull fractured and Is in a serious condition at the hos uital
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-09
Two WILL pR HANaRp.
Man and Woman for Killing Little Walter Lmmamn.

Man and Woman for Killing Little
 Walter Lamana.
 New Orleans, June 8.--Unlsss the Board of Pardons interferes, Leonardo Gebbia and his sister, Nicolina Gebbia, convicted of complicity in the kidnap- ping and murder of s-year-old Walter Lamana about year ago, will expiate their crime on the gallows
 The Gebbiaa trial followed that of several other Italians. who were given life sentences on/ tho same charge. Public sentiment was wrought up to a high pitch when the jury in the first trial brought in a verdict of guilty without capital punishment, and when the Gebbias' trial followed. q verdict of guilty as charged was found and the Gebbias were sentenced to be hanged.
 They took an appeal, but the State Supreme Court today handed down a decision sustaining the findings of the fury.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-09
naar nt White House

Washington, June S.--spencer Eddy, who has just been promoted from the post of First Secretary or the Ameri- ean Embassy at Berlin 70 that or Min irtar of the Argentine Republic. called at inc White House today and paid his respects to President Roosevelt. MT. Eddy win take up bis new duties about AuguBt'1s
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-09
Patrick Gafens Dend.

Memphis, June s.--Patrick Gatens. 65 years of age. one of the pineer cot. ton men of Memphis, died at St. Joseph's Hospital this morning after a long Illness. He was engaged in the cotton business as early as 1869 and later as factor with various asso- ciates.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-09

will have been expended on the fm- provefnents of Pensacola's army de- lenses. M
 This latter work was but recently decided upon and will be in charge of Captain Hand of the army. assisted by C.. O. Park. superintendent of construc- tions at the fort.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-09
Government Ymprovemenfn.

Tn addition to the big sea wall which is to be constructed around the fortifl- cations situated in the western end of the Santa Rosa Island. at a cost ap- proximating Ss00,000. with other ex- tensive Improvements of the grounds and general surroundings of the sew eral fortincations around Pensacola have been planned, and when completed
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-09
COURT SENDS THREE TO JAIL Pensacola Strikers Guilty of Contempt. ECHO OF THE GAR TROUBLE
 -s.-- Mccain, Fillingim and MaIoney
 Are Convicted. They Were Accused of Setting Fire to TressIe of Electric Company and otherwise Violating
 Law.

Pensacola, Fla. June 8.--(Speeial. )--- Guilty of contempt of court was the decision of Judge William B. Sheppard in the United States Court today, when c. c. Mccain, Henry Fillingim and John Maloney were arraigned.
 Each was sentenced to serve sixty days in the county jail in this city. and were immediately thereafter sent to jail, where they were confined.
 The court heard evidence in the cases ten days ago, the men having been cited to appear and show cause why they should not be punished for con- tempt of court for violating the injunc- ton Issued during the strike of em- pioyes of the Pensacola Electric Com pany, which had been served upon each personally restraining him from interfering with the operation of the cars or injuring the property.
 It was charged that the men set fire to Big Bayou trestle of tho com pany and strong testimony. was heard in support of this charge.
 Today the court reopened the cases and witnesses were called to impeach the testimony of woman witness for the defense.
 In reviewing the testimony, the court stated that the defense had not even attempted to impeach tho testimony 0f Johnson, the principal witness for the Government. who told of a confession by Maloney, while the only testimony offered for tile latter had been irn- peached.
 Regarding Mccain and Ffi1ingim, he stated that the testimony of Bowman, the hotel clerk, who swore that these men had spent the night in the Mer- chants Hotel appeared to be false. and that 1t had been proven that the books of the hotel had been changed to con- form to the testimony of the witness He then passed sentence uponNthe three men.
 Mccain was President of the street railway employees and was the leader in the strike, while Fillingim and Ma 'lopey were also prominent in it.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-09
NEW BARBER SHOP.

NEW BARBER sHoP-Imperial Barber Shop just opened under the Exchange Ma tion0i Bank. Thoroughly Rntiseptic. In- aeruments stertlized. White barbers- Sat-
 isfaction guaranteed. ". C. Murphy, Mgr,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-09
PensaceIa vets Leare.

A laFge delegation Of Confederate veterans and citizens among whom were many ladies, left here this after noon for Birmingham to attend the Confederate reunion.
 Among the party were Major. General Wlttich. commanding the Florida di- yision, his staff, the sponsor and maids of honor.
 The party occupied two special cars, being the largest crowd to so from Pensacola to c reunion in many years.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-09

The cry may De in some one of many ways Trembling, from somachl Headache, Dyspepsia Bowel Trouble Heart parts of the body and Ples Diabetes and Weak Eyes system brought by Coffee.
 you don't heed the cry (Nature's hint) you may be the trouble will get worse and not better until you either quit the coffee habit which the cause you de- velop fixed organic disease that may carry you down.
 It is the finest trade possible to quit coffee and get we'll
 Health is the most exquisite fun on earth. ~
 It is easy to quit coffee when you have choice welmade Postum delicious hot beverage with the deep seal brown of strong coffee that changes to rich golden brown when added Then you have the crisp coffee snap and
 favour all it's The nerves are relieved of the old hurt of the poisonous Caene of coffee and its place you feed the system strong food elements in Postu which quickly rebuild the out and exhausted and brain cells destroyed by Coffee,
 These are facts Prove them hv 10 dsvs, trial -
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-09
TO SELECT OFFICERS.

Democratic sub-CommIttee Will Meet
 June IS.
 Chicago, June s.--It was announced today by Urey woodson. Secretary of the Democratic National Committee, that a meeting of the subcommittee on arrangements will be held in this city on June 16 for the purpose of se- lecting temporary officers for the Dem yer National Convention and dispose naitted to lks
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-09
wANTED-fEMALE HELP.

YOUNG LADY cashier wanted Apply to Alex Rice Court Square. --4-2t WANTED-Whits girls to do general house. work in private homes; fair wages, modep- ate work. good treatment and good oppor. tunities. Those who Wiah a situation and live out of town may write The Salvation Army, Montgomery, Ala Otherwise may call at ST Whitman St., or phone 3ss1.
 --4-te
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-09
MANUFACTURER RECORD.

FOR 23 YEARS I have made cigars in Bankers. lawyers. planters and U. s, Senators smoke Ross CigarA 1Os
 Blob street --s0t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-09
There's g. Reason

Get the little book "The Road to Melville, in pkga Postum Cereal Co, Ltd Battle Creek Mich. .
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-09
MATING.

WE ARE the only direct importers of mat ting in the South. We carry the largest stock in the city. we placed specifications Of present stock last June. hence arc overload ed. 60 per cent. discount on entire line for week ending May 3oth. A. q. Rhodes & %.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-09
PLUMBING.

I INVITE your specifications on all kinds of plumbing. Special attention given repair
 work Estimates cheerfully furnished P. J.
 204 Dexter, Phone 2s5. --3ot
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-09
TAGGING AND TIES.

= ->----->-~.---,~e bagEing and ties See or write us before buying. N sabal & Son. Montgomery. Ala.
 -tf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-09
Typewriter Circular Letters.

IMPOSSIBLE to detect them from the actual work of the typewriter: reproduced by new process; names filled in to match;
 prices on application. Miss Willie D. Carmi- ehael. 7l2 First National Bank Bldg. Phone 30sS. -30e
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-09

Thess are facts: Prove them by 10 days trial.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-09
WANTED-sALEsMEN.

TRAVELLING sALEsMEN WANTED = For Delbridge Cotton CalculatorB eI. Interest Caloulators t1. grain calculators. iron clad note books si, mortgage note books s1 .som- mission. Delbridge Co. St. Louis, Mo. --5
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-09

10 LoAN-eB,0Oo ct 6 per cent. on ipprov-
 d city real estate. Amounts of $500 and up. Phone s10. or address Jno. c. Harda. way. City. --1Iet1
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-09
WO0nENWARR.

WE will pay eight cents per dozen for burnt out electric lamps Edison base any candle power. Montgomery Wooden Ware co. 25F M Court gG -tf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-09
PERSONAL.

WE ALWAYS carry the best the season offers in Ash. We now have perch, bream, trout red snapper. shrimp. Meehan e Nor ris. Phones 2so and 1890. -is During the month of May we are offering the best coal mined for ez.6O per ton Buy now and save large part of your coal bill
 Banks Coal Co. Phone Tos. i0tf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-09
WANTRD-sTTUATToN.

A MIpDLE-AGED LADY would like to travel with or care for invalid or elderly ion," Box 5ss, Pensacola, Fla, -4 Al ENGINEER out of work. wants job in
 small town. D. C. Electric plant preferred.
 Address P. O. Box 45s. Montgomery. 6-st
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-09
WANTED-MALE HELP.

WANTED-Young. energetic business man
 of ability with s50o.0O to invest in eplehdid business; excellent proposition to right man. Salary ssS.Oo per month. Address TT. A. S." care Advertiser. --a
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-09
MISCELLANEOUS.

WE ARE receiving daily the finest home grown tomatoes and a full line of chnlte vegetables. Msehan Morris. Phones 2aA and 1s20. --aa
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1908-08-22

Mr.. O'Donnell has lived in Min
neapolis for 35 years. where perhaps
he is as we'll and favorably known as
any man in the city.
When a young man Mr.. O'Donnell
was employed as section man for the
c., NJ e. st. P. railroad. afterwards be-
ing for a time employed in the -four
mills. When nearly % years of age
he started to learn the plumbing trade,
at which he became skilled. Governor
Van SAINT appointed him to the position
of commissioner of labor In that posi-
ton as we'll as that of superintendent
of the Minneapolis work house and as
superintendent of the Hennepin county
farm. where he is at present in charge,
he has made enviable records. That he
has the ability and is qualified to per
form the duties of the office to which
he aspires is admitted by all. This is
the first time that Mr.. O'Donnell has
offered himself as candidate for an
elective position and he most respect
fully solicits your vote.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1908-08-22
CANDIDATES FOR CONGRESS.
Three Democrats Have Filled to Battle
With Frank M. Nye.

The congressional campaign in the
Fifth district (Hennepin county, was
fairly opened during the week when
three Democratic. aspirants. julius ].
Heinrich. John H. Long and Thomas
P. Dwyer. filed for the Democratic
nomination. one Of whom will be cho-
sen at the primaries. on Sept. Is. to
make the race against Congressman
Frank NJ Nye, unless others enter the
race prior to Aug. &c, the last day for
filing. Mr. Dwyer. who is we'll ls:.cwn
to readers of the Irish Standard gives
the following reasons for his candi-
dacy:
Editor Irish Standard:
Dear Sir:-Please permit me space
in your valuable: paper to state why
have filed for Congress.
First. in order that the working peo-
pie may have an opportunity to vote
for a workingman if they want to. At
every election we divide our vote be-
tween the two great parties, but seem
timid to run for the higher offices.
Whenever a workinEman hobs IN for
ONCE it is for alderman. commissioner
or state representative, whereas, If he
makes good in any of those positions,
he has a right tn branch out I have
been tried as Alderman and County
Commissioner, and MANY people have
said that l made a good record
know that the working man applaud
ed my records in both positions. The
Democrats endorsed them and the Re-
publicans respected them.
! Second. since Hennepin county be-
came congressional district, there
were many Democrats who ran for
Congress that had no more license ia
do so than | have.
Third, two NJ more Democratic can
didates will have a tendency to arouse
more interest on our side. so that we
may capture the district. After the
primaries. ] will speak in the interest
of the Democratic candidate, as It Is
the platform with me.
THoS. P. DIVER.
Minneapolis, Mimi, Aug. 1s, 1908.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1908-08-22
LEARY FOR JUDGE.
Present Assistant County Attorney Has
Excellent Qualifications.

Present Assistant County Attorney Has
Excellent Qualifications.
The city of Minneapolis will elect
another associate Judge Of the Munich
pal court at the coming election to
help in transacting the rapidly in
creasing duties in that branch of the
government. Whoever is chosen for
the place will work in conjunction with
Judge c. L. Smith and Judge Waite.
OF the Republican aspirants for the
nomination before the primaries on
Sept. Is, William c. Leary. present as
sistant county attorney, seems to be
in the lead. No better choice could be
made for the place. Mr.. Learv is a
young man of fine ability and person
ally popular throughout the entire
city. He was born here in 1869. and
graduated from the law department of
the University in 1894. He is best
known to all lovers Of the manly sport
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1908-08-22
Chapel Dedication.

The following is taken from the Holy
Rosary church calendar of this city:
The new chapel at the Boys Or
phanage will be dedicated next Sunda y
week. We had hoped that the day of
dedication would see the little chapel
equipped with all its furnishings. but
in this hope it seems we are doomed to
disappointment. Several things are
still necessary to complete the chapel.
The pews are not in; the gas fixtures
are wanting: a neat set of stations are
needed: there is room for some pieces
OF statuary: these and few other ac-
cessories must be furnished before the
chapel can be said to be complete.
Here is a small field for the zeal of our
Catholic lady workers throughout the
city, for the wants of the orphans APP
peal to ALL A few of our wealthy
Catholics alone could. of themselves,
contribute the necessary amount. and
indeed it is in the nature of a reproach
to them that they have not already
done so. Perhaps their attention has
not been called to the matter. What
other object can appeal so strongly to
Catholic faith. and Catholic charity. as
the furnishing of Gods own House in
which His special wards-the orphans
are to worship?
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1908-08-22

and elves. clever scenic and lighting Of
fects all serve to illustrate one of the
prrtt lest love stories imaginable. The
play. which was written by Rida John
Olcott. is the first play ia be written
o. this side of the Atlantic in tho Gel
tic style made popular by Yeats. Fiona
Macleod, George Russell and the clev-
or writer's Of The new Celtic movement
In it We sec mortal and fairy inter
not obtainabc in ordinary drama. The
fairy element gives many chances for
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1908-08-22

Consisting of the First Second and
Ninth wards of the city and the Town
of st. Anthony. Has been a resident
of the Second ward for the past five
years owning his own, home at 1897
Fourteenth av. S. e. Previous to that
he was resident of the First ward
for thirteen years, having come from
Michigan eighteen years ago when he
and his father took an important part
in the establishing of the Bousfield
Wooden Ware Co. OH Marshall st. II. e.
father established the McVoy Tub
Pail & Package Co, located at Elev-
enth az. n. e.. and the river. where
he is now actively engaged.
While Mr.. McVoy has always been
an employer of labor. he has at no
time had any serious differences with
his employees, but to the contrary re-
tains their esteem and good will.
For several years he was engaged
D,
the firm being known as the McVoy-
Joy Manufacturing Co., afterwards the
!, Minneapolis Package Co.. which,
, through the financial embarrassment
of one of his associates. resident Of
Milwaukee. did not prove success.
Mr. McVoy has always been credited
as being sound. substantial business
man and his friends and acquaintance
universally recommend him for the po-
sition for which he is candidate
, largely on this basis, believing him to
be fully capable of handling the duties
! of the office to the satisfaction of all.
Politically Mr.. Mcvoy has always
been consistent republican, having
; been actively engaged in the campaign
Of 1900 on the County Committee from
the First Ward and President of the
First Ward Republican Club the same
year. Mr.. McVoy has never held a DO.
litical position of any kind nor has he
| ever before been candidate. and it is
generally conceded that he is entitled
and deserves the careful consideration
and full support of all East Side resi-
dents By his nomination. his election
is practically assured since his popu-
larity extends into ranks Of the Demo-
cratic party to no small extent.-Adv.