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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-25
EXTRAORDINARY
COAST LINE FILES NEW BILL IN
 COURT. |.
Calculnted to Support TheIr CenteutiOn that Combinations Give Them
 Freedom From Taxa

Filing a second complaint. which in- cludes the salient features of the orig final bifi, and amendments to meet the decision of Judge Sayre,, the Atlantic Coast Line. through its attorneys, has entered Into a renewal of the fight on the foreign Corporation franchise tax.
 The amended complaint has been filed with Judge Sayre. and demurrers are In course of preparation at present by Attorney General Garber. The de- murrers will be hied today.
 In his decision, by which the ~rail roads lost out in tie first fight. Judge Sayre declared that the roads did not set forth clearly their. right to form combinations under the statutes of the state of Virginia. under which they claimed protection. Tn the amended complaint, the Coast Line seeks to set up more. clearly its contention for ref uge under the laws of.Vifginia, and it's claims to the refuge.
 It fss probable that some time will elapse before the case is heard before Judge Sayre, as he Is at present en- gagged in the work of the Equity
 The case has become notable, being a suit by the railroad for the return of, over s6,00O paid by 1t as State and county tax on foreign corporations The tax was paid under protest. the road protesting that 1t was not for eigp corporation owing to certain phases of the statute under which it was incorporated.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-25
NED JONES, WAS KILLED BY
 RIVAL BLIND TIGER KEEPER

Birmingham. Nov. 24.-(special)- The opinion is now expressed that Ned Jones. the old veteran who was; shot to death in the Blue Creek region in the southern part of the County was
 killed by rival blind tiger keeper.
 In the house occupied by Jones there was found nlnsty7flve half-pints of tio,ior and 1t. isf believed that. ne- eroes were buying 1t at this place A. negro blind tiger-is said to have ex- ,fsted in the immediate, vicinity and some hatred was held for the old man;
 Ned Jones had most remarkable career. He was "A years of age. He was born In Wales and in the course of meanderings over the world. came to America He enlisted in the. Con federate army and was taken oniboArd the famous "Alabama." and was one of the seven survivors. He was firing the boilers of the ship when 1t was sunk on the coast of France. He re- turned to this country and again saw service In the wars through the six ties. being in prison quite a while 'du- ring that conflict. He came to this district in the early days and began. mining, saving up a little money. Ills place was near the negro quarters of the Johns mining camp. and he had the enmlty of some negroes, 1t is stated. Efforts to get a clue as to his .mur- derer has been in vain. The old mans head was partially blown of. The re- mains we're brought to Bessemer, twelve miles from Birmingham today, and prepared for burial
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-25
HOLIDAY IN ABBEvILEE.
students Of Agricultural School win
 Observe ThanksgiVing.

Students or A8rtcuNuRaA school VIII
 Observe Thanksgiving.
 Abbeville. Nov. 4.-(Special.) l.).-The faculty and students of the Southeast Alabama Agricultural School will ob- serve next Thursday, as a holiday.
 Appropriate Thanksgiving exercises have been arranged at the Baptist Church. The school will attend these exercises in a body.
 Several persons from AbbeviIle will attend the Auburn Georgia football game. at Montgomery on Thanksgiv ing. Some others will take in the automobile races at Savannaii.
 T. J. HoweTtOn. 8 prominent farmer of. this section. has purchased the home now occupied by J. N. Corbitt and will move to. Abbeville on the fret of January.
 The Misses Beeland. of GreenvIlle. are visiting Miss Emma Lee Newman on Church street.
 Henry Parish. of Montgomery, sec retary to Mayor Teague. has been visiting Abbeville for a day or two.
 W. T. Dawkins and E. C. Black. lige spent yesterday in EufauIa.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-25

can't there be a little excitement in the affair, and rumors of an Unknown. and such things. Why. what's the use in politics, anyhow. If not to create interest That's all we outsiders get out of it. anyhow
 < A prominent lawyer in attendance on the Supreme Court yesterday was w. K Terry, of Birmingham. Mir. Terry Is q great Auburn enthusiast and says hs will be on hand sure Thanksgiving to see the Auburn Georgia tooteall game
 Hon: Jesse F! stallings; 2 formerly CoYgressman from the second District, but who is now conducting big law practice in Birmingham was in Mont somsry yesterday on legal business
 Senator Norman Gum was in Mont sented Clarke County in the last Sen per where he Is practicins Jaw.
 MT. William B. Sheldon, of Atlanta, spent yesterday In the city. leaving east night for Selma. He has recently open; ed an ofiicsf In the Montgomery Bell building.
 Senator Gum. formerly of Monroe County, but iatteriy of Walker County. was nthe city yesterday attending to business before tne supreme CouIt
 4 .-T .: lB
 Hon. John w. Tomlinson of Birm- ingham. was, in the city on business connected with the Supreme Court ses- sion, yesterday, ,.. 4t s7
 Measrs. l.. M.. Hooper R. ". Illus ton and P. B.. Harreti. trio of bus mess men. of Selma. were in Montgom- cry Tuesday. |.
 MT. W. F. Webb. of Birmingham. a nrorninent lawyer of that city. was in Montgomery yesterday attending the session of the Supreme Court.
 Hon. W. c. Davis. of Jasper, one of the most prominent lawyers Of North Alabama, was in Montgomery yesterday.
 Mir. John H. Bankhead Jr.<o Jasper. was in Montgomery yesterday.
 Mir A. Nachman left Monday night for New York He will be gone sev- erai weeks.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-25
MRS. POWELL DEAD.
After Lingerfng Illnesa, She Pabsed
 Away Tuesday.

After Linsering Illness, She Passed
 Away Tuesday.
 Mrs. R. 4. Powell, an old and re- spected resident. of Montgomery. died at her residence. 10 Warren Court, Tuesday afternoon at 4:f5 o'clock. after q long lingering illness.
 Mrs. Powell become very III about nine Tnonths ago and has been con- lined to her bed most of the time. Al. though she has been in i'll health. her condition was not thought to be seri- ons. and her death was shock to her many friends In Montgomery.
 The deceased is survived by her husband, R. A. Powell, three sons, Les lie Powell. Georgiana Powell and Nor ris Powell. all of Montgomery. and three daughters, Essie Powell, Alice Powell and Mary Bell Powell.
 The remains of the deceased were shipped to Garland. Ala. last night. at s:15 o'clock. accompanied by Mir. R. A. !. Powell, many friends and relatives. :. The funeral services will take place from Mr. Powell's aid home this after noon. lnterment will take place in the family burial grounds near Garland.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-25
Fire Near Oxford.

Anniston. Nov 4.-(Speciai, )--A house on the place of J. T. Wheeler, a short distance below oxford, was burned to the ground early last night. when discovered. the flames had gain ed such headway that it was impossi. bie to extingutsh them, and the build ine was aatstal loss. The house had been vacated only a few days ago by q renter. It Is believed that the fire was of ineendiary origin and a search was immediately begun for the perpe- trators of the deed. No arrests have, been made.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-25
Lnwyers at Supreme Court.

Tn attendance upon the sessions of. the Supreme Court Tuesday were the fSSlrSwices Sara, cs fstofssGEs fBssGdow. E. EaSS WsSb c. R. Harsh. A. c. Smith. Sam Will John George HuddIeston, J. A. Mitch ell, Richard Fries. J. F. Gillespie. F Percy, s . M Anqason. R. L, Bell, W. c. Ward, Earle Pettus,r E. H. Caba- inss, J. c. King, John London, N. M. IiaSs hiSdwg Iso psesns0 Sesne0rfSF SchS V TSm FSs linson, W.6 K. Terry and R. H. Thach Of Birmingham: Arthur Brown, W. H smith and J. H. Bankhead, Jr., of Jasper; J B. Brown and c. IT. Parker, of 4Cullman; Pinckney Scott and iEstes, of Besesmer; Henry Fitts and W. B. Oliver. of Tuscaloosa.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-25
Rnrn TIirh snhonI Xvinn.

The. Boys High School defeated the Ave representing EdRaF's School bv the score Of I2 to 8 at basket ball yester. day. Tho High School boys played g shade better than the Edgar boys. The game was interesting from beginning tc end. There were many spectators.
 The following composed the line. ups
 c. Alley and T. Hamilton. forwards; J. Galloway. center; c. Hannon and ' Mccall guards. tf
 S. Solomon and S. Hertz forwards: G. Burke, center: E. Suckey and Hopkins. guards.
 Fieid goals, c. Alley. 3; solomon. 2: F FeaI sosis. q. Xilesy. {; Solomon. ?.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-25
END OF A RED NOSE
New FIe.h-coIored Product That HssIs l. : ad Hides skin Imperfections.

A peculiar feature of poslan, a new skin discovery is that it Is naturally nssh 4ooI6Fed and contains no grease, so that when used on the face for the complexion. or for pimples red noses or any other inhammatfons. blemlsn- . es, or discolora tions, its presence can not be detected. It can thus be ap- piled in the daytime. the natural color of the skin being immediately restored and the actual healing and curing prg.. cess accomplished in few days. it can be had of any pharrnacist who ns seus pure drugs. The F. c. Fowler diug stores make a speciality of 1t. Fifty cents worth will answer either for the troubles mentioned or in curing ordi- nary cases of eczema. Itching stops at once.
 The Emergency Laboratories. No. ss West Twenty-fifth Street. New fork. are the sole dispensing agents for pos- lam in the United States. and will send an experimental quantity free by mail in plain wrapper to all who write for 1t. This will show. results after an overnight application. (O
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-25
DINNER PARTY TO MISSES . RAEsFNGER AND HARRIS

Miss Annie Gaston entertained at A dinner party son Tuesday evening in honor of Miss Gayle Balsinger and her hostess, Miss, Mary Ellen Harris. N
 The handsome young hostess was, radiant in a gown of pink satin -tflnn- med with passementerie and laces
 ' Bride roses and sHlilax made the table beautiful. and quaint little Thanksgiving turkeys strutted at ev- cry place, unmindful' of impending doom.
 , Miss Gastons guests were Miss Bal singer, Miss Harris, Miss Chandler, Miss Mcqueen. Miss Seibs and Messrs. William Oates, Shepherd Roberts. Ev-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-25
RoIIlnr sIill WiII Resume.

Annlston, Nov. 24!=--l Special. )---A mo- tice posted. at the plant of the Vest ern Steel Car and Foundry Company announces that the rolling mill depart mert will be put in operation Wednes- day morning. The scale has not yet been signed. and it Is presumed that the open shop policy will be adopted It Is not known just how many men will be put to work, but 1t Is claimed that the company has secured 6 sufIlcient number to operate,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-25
MEETING or VETERANS.
Firpt Camp of spanish-Amerlean War
 soIdlera in State,

Alabama Camp No, 1 of the Spanish American War Veterans viii meet Fri day night in the oflce of the United States recruiting station. The camp Is the first of the Spanish War vste- Fans to be organized in the state. Capt. Phil stern is commandant and Bryan Goode, adjutant.
 Several matters of importance are awaiting action by the memb ership of the camp and a large attendance Is urked The meeting will begin promptly at 8 o'clock Friday night
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-25

leave the first of January to spend several months In Beaumont, Texas ana points in the west.
 deiishtfu, surprise awaits those members of the Country Club and their gtienes who visit the club tonight The snTprise takes the form of a musical will figure. The selections to be rendered in- ciude band music. Instrumental and vocal solos, grand opera choruses. and selections from the repertoire of such world famous grand opera singers as caruso, Meibs. sembrich. etc.
 A table d'hote dinner will be served.
 
 The ladies of the Y. NJ c. A. Aux- Hilary will give dinner to the mem bers or the Association at s:3o on Thanksgiving evening. The young la dies who have been invited to serve are Misses Kate Alley, Mary Burke, Clara Galloway. Willie Jones. Lizzie Dur Fitzpatrick, Willie Thompson. Eloise Washburn and Lula Belle Mat thews.
 Miss Lee Tayne. of Kentucky, is vis- iting her aunt, Mrs. c. N. Holt, at 3is Madison Avenue. --- ~
 Mrs. Charles Thigpen has returned from trip to Atlanta.
 Mrs. Williams of opeiika has re- turned home after D visit to her son. Mir. George Williams. on Jefferson Street.
 Miss Lillian Emerson has gone to Marion. where she, will be guest at the Judson.
 @H !; s+ % Mfr. Martin Baldwin has gone to New York, and wifi return by way of vir- ginia to visit his son. William, who is at school there.
 Miss Lottio Grsil is visiting friends in Philadelphia. E.E ef e+, V
 Since the burning of the rectory, Mir. and Mrs. Stewart Mcqueen and family are living at 9s Mobile Street, Miss May Johnston Of LuzeHs ar Ffvss today to be the guest of Miss Mary Fletcher Pearson.
 Miss Clara Covington is spending the winter in New York with relatives.
 
 Miss AiIeen Jones will leave this af- ternoon for Hope Hull to visit Mrs. J. A. Banner.
 Mir. and Mrs. Franklin P. Glass have issued cards to q reception to be given December Srd in honor of their daugh- ter. Miss Christine Glass.
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-25

''This here solicitor business began the Court House habitue. bids fair 10 degenerate into tameness or. course
 there's no one who can point out the successor to Hugh Dent. and herhaps even the Governor is not decided up- on that score. But there seems little chance of l dark horse nosing in at fhe ribbon. such as occurred in the Mobile case. There's Stern. and Brown, and Andrews, and Brainard, all of whom show a disposition to accept the plum. And it looks as if the winner will be from among the four. or course you cant tell who it'll be. and 1t won't really make much difference, for they're all of the best of tha. young lawyers of the State. But, pshaw. why
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-25
Meetinen of oountrr PeonIA.

II. n. bdIIey CUAITIIlan or thH NOU- mission on Country Life. with head quarters in Washington, D. C., yester- day sent 2 request to Hon. Harry c. GunTielH, Superintendent of the State Department of Education, asking that the country people of Alabama be re- quested to meet fin their respective district school houses to discuss ques- tions about which the commission wishes information.
 As Mrg Gunnels Is attending the re- union of Confederate Veterans in Mo bile, the request of the chairman of the commission on country life, in America was placed on file awaiting MT. Gunnels's return. The meeting as reauested by Mir Bailey. of the nation- al confusion. Is for December 5.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-25

Extra Fancy Turkeys, Cranberries. Fine Fst Oysters, Fancy Celery, .Let- tuee. Meehan 4 Morris, 'PhOnes 200 and 1870. tt
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-25
Influence of ThanxsmrvlnR.

The preliminary shadow of the day Of the turkey and good cheer is being cast, and already it has It's influences.
 A loading of the shop windows to q mort tempting array, hurry and a furry through the shopping dis tricts-for no reason whatever, 1t would seem. than the avidty which holiday season gives the born shopper. And then. even the staid men of busi- tions are being passed among mer- chants of every sline. praying that all may unite in closing shops and off, Aces and warehouses;
 And to the football crRnks of every degree and age comes corresponding jingle of anticipation, for Montgom- years. 1t looks good all around, with a total lack of Moon.
 Truly. for a few days at least 1t seems that ''all's right with the
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-25

MT. and Mrs. E s. Watts have re- turned from their trip to Canada and are at home with Mrs. P. c, Massie on Court,pStreet,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-25

Mfs, '. W -chastain has rented her residence on Perry Street to Mrs J. M. Thweatt of Eufaula.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-25

by her daughter, Mrs Walter Gard ner. formerly Miss Foy chastain. will
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-25
ANEksGIYfNG.

THANlKSGTV1NG.
 There ts n04hfng y0uf young lady friend would nppreeiate more than . choice box of cut flowers on Thani<s- giving morning.
 Let nn book your order now. Phone 200. ROSEMONT GARDENS.
 City Store, 100 Dexter Ave. 2t.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-25

Hon. Jesse F. Staliings; formerly CoYgressman from the second District, but who is now conducting a big law practice in Birmingham. was in Mont gomery yesterday on legal business
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-25

Senator Gum, formerly of Monroe County, but iatterly of Walker County. was nthe city yesterday attending to business before the Supreme Court
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-25
THE PASSING THRoNc
ProhIbItioa in CuIlman.

Hon. George H. Parker. Represen- tative in the Legislature from Cuiiman terestsd in the suits in the Supreme Court growing out of the dispute in cullman over the enforcement of the
 MT. Parker said that the impression which had gone out over the State that the courts of cullman had re- fused to enforce the acts or that the not been punished was a mistake. Not under wbic6 number of the former saloon keepers of Cullman acted when q court bad. declared the law uneop-- stitutional these men were arralgned and punished for one offense. It was agreed that one conviction and one the other cases were dismissed. Bat some sof the DFohibitionists were not satisfied and cRsss were again brought against the defendants. The suits
 Mir. Parker did not have much to say over CutiInan's flop Into the Repub- < iican ranks after being Democratic that 1t was true that the Germans had been given slight consideration by some of the cuiIman leaders and that GeFmans were not given. nomination the large German vote was turned suddenly againet the Democrats and .cuilnan went Republican.
 2 aa-
 ThanBkegiEang and HanttaE.
 From the day when our Puritan foTefather was wont to depend upon his own skill forf his Thanksgiving turkey, the sport of Diana has been one for which Thanksgiving Day iG, to all intents. set, aside. And there is throng of Montgomerians who will be led by tradition and inclination into the fields and woods tomorrow.
 But if they want hunting licenses, it behooves them to step lively. and visit the Probate ofice before 5 o'clock this afternoon, for tomorrow the hard working public ofiictals will be liable to have gone a-hunting themselves. and ths license will not be forthcem- ing.
 But somehow there seems to be a iaxitg of interest In. hunting for this year. For the sale of hunting licenses, compared to that of last Thanksgiving season. is somewhat light, in fact. ex- ceedingly light.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-25

MT. W. F. Webb. of Birmingham. a prominent lawyer of that city. was in Montgomery yesterday attending the session of the Supreme Court.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-25

MT. William B. Sheldon, of Atlanta, spent yesterday In the city. leaving east nieht for Selma. He has recently open ed an ofics In the Montgomery Bell building.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-25

Senator Norman Gum was in Mont gomery yesterday. Mi. Gum repre- scented Clarke County in the last Sen ate. But he is now 6 citizen of Jas per where he Is practicing flaw.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-25

Hon. John w. Tomlinson of Birm- ingham. was in the city on business connected with the Supreme Court ses- sion yesterday, a..
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-25

/ A prominent lawyer in attendance on the Supreme Court yesterday was W. K; Terrx of Birmingham. Mir. Terry Is a great Auburn enthusisst and says hs will be on hand sure Thanksgiving to see the Auburn Georgia football game
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-25

Measrs ;. l.. M., Hooper, R. ". Illus ton and P. B.. HarreIi. trio of bus mess men. of Selma. were in Mortgom . cry Tuesday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-25

Hon. W. c. Davis. of Jasper, one of tho most prominent lawyers of North Alabama. was in Montgomery yesterday. '..
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-25
ENTHUSHAsTIC MEETING OF -saia@ss SCHOOL IMPROVEMENT

meeting of all persons interested is called for next Friday at 4:30 to The rest room Is really 6 sick room and is a comfort needed in all schools.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-08-13
CASE IS
THROWN OUT
Of COURT


At II O'Clock Yesterday morning
Justice Of the Peace W. W. McClel-
Ian announced his decision in The case
Of the Evening sun against Thomas
Baldwin, q former employe, charged
with larceny, stating hat the case was
dismissed because there was NJ evil
denCc to indicate that the charge was
well founded. Mr. Baldwin and his
attorney, Frank Moore, then madr a
proposition 10 pat uh a bond in the
amount claimed by the sun, to be paid
oyer + the sun would institute a civil
suit for the amount and win it; the
Sun to put UP a similar bond. The
proposition vas not accepted
The question at issue between Man
agcr Hendricks, of the paper, and Nh
baldwin was whether he was to re-
ccivc 80 per cent of the ads secured by
himself or 80 per cent Of all ads in
the paper. Baldwin alleges he mad
a verbal agreement with Hendricks On
the latter basis before Witnesses
Hendricks denying this allegation.
Tho court was of the opinion that It
was clearly proven there was no in
tent to defraud on the part Of Hald
win and that therefore the charge Of
larceny was not sustained.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-08-13

For twenty years | suffered from
a bad oase of glanulatcd sore eyes,
Martin Boyd of Henrietta, Ky.
In February. 1908. "A gentleman ask
ed me to try ChHmberlaiu's Salvc. /
bought one box and used about two
of It ana my eyes have not
given me any trouble since This
is for sale by all druggists
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-08-13
DiarrhOpu Cured.

MY father had for years been trou-
bled with diarrhoea, and tried every
possible to effect a cure, with
out avail writes John H.. Zirkle Of
Philippi, w Va. He saw Chamber
lain's collie. Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy advertised in the Philippl Re
publican ana decided 20 try it. The
result Is one bottle cured him ana he
has not suffered with the disease for
eighteen months. Before taking this
remedy he was a constant sufferer. He
is now sound and well, and although
sixty years old, can do as much work
as a young man" Sold by all drug
gists.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-08-13

much to say concerning the value os
this climate in the treatment of tuber-
culusis, and viii also make some
forcible comments upon the criminal
lack of candor on the part OF many
,astcrn physicians.
Judge Edward a. Mann has return
ed from a short visit through some
of the northern counties. He is stiIl
pleased with the outlook, and from ali
the evidence has ample reason to be-,
Miss Frida Eckman, deputy clerk
of the sixth district court, has return
ID from Lincoln, where she spent her
vacation.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-08-13

ship fleet to Australian waters. The
various speakers dWelt upon the close
friendship which united Great Britain
and the United States, and one of the
members remarked that the visit OF
the American battleshipps assured the
control of the Pacific for aAI Time to
the white race.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-08-13
LEAGUE.


Cleveland, Aug. 12.-Cleveland de-
fealed Philadelphia 4 to 3 in q twelve
inning game today. Philadelphia had
a new lineup owing to the absence OF
Davis. j. Collins and Schreck and
COMBS, who were sen to Boston to
take part in the Cy Young benefit
game.
Cleveland 100 OO2 O0O O0l-4 II 4
Phlladera 600 003 600 O0O-S c !
Batteries: Liebhardt ana Bemis;
Dygert Vickers and Powers.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-08-13
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

N observation-disclosures, U, V"I
umbus, 3.
Az St Paul-St. Paul, u; Indian
apolis. s.
Al Minneapolis-Minneapolis. g.
Louisville, r.
At Kansas city first game)-Kan-
sas city. 3. Toledo. A.. Second game
Kansas city. Z; Toledo. G.