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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-01
deputies were sent after 'shoat. |"

deputies were sent after ''shoat"
 Going to the scene of the shooting at John Browns place on the Mount Meigs Road they returned with a tear full expostulating darky who de- clared he was not the right "Shoat" and the darky wes followed to the jail by his father. who entered into an ar- gumsnt whereby he endeavored to show that the wrong "Shoat" had been capt ured.
 wrong Shoat dis time Yessuh. he's 'Ehoat' all right, but hs &inst ee 'sh0ae
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-01
SUITS AGAINST HEARST.
Actions Are Ftls4 q caleaso By Jaeol

Actions Are Ftle6 in Chieawo By Jacob
 Kern.
 Chicago. Oct. si-Threa suits for Si00.000 each against William Ram do1ph Hearst. principal. and others were begun in the superior coark to- day by Jacob J. Kern, Democratic can. didate for States Attorney for Cook County.
 The actions it is claimed by the at- toEney filing the suits are based on editorials. cartoons and stories printed in papers controlled by ar. Hearst and attacking the character of Mir. Kern.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-01
MICHEL ARRESTED. Police After Promoters of "White
 alaYe,, Traflc.

Chicago. Oct. 3I-The arrest last night of Joseph Michel, alias Michel the Iyste .ous," in connection with the governments crusade against the white slave, traffic, promises to furn- Ish one of the most important cases in the batch of rosecutions brought by United States District Attorney Sims.
 Ever since crusade began early in June, the government has been try ing to obtain evidence against the de- fendant.
 Michels wife. Maartette Michel. was arrested some time ago and held to the grand jury under S5.0O0 bond. She waived a preliminary hearing and pre- vented the arrest of her usband soon- CT by declaring that she WIS the sole owner of two houses and that her hus- band was merely a bartender.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-01
TRAGEDY IN VIRGINIA.

A Young FRrmer ss Asaassinatea in HIS
 Own Yard.
 Roanoke, Va. Oct. 3f.-Edward GOT. man. young farmer, was shot to death in his yard in this county last nfeht N Sidney Britter, a neighbor, is missing, and 1t is alleged that he. killed Cor. man. It Is said Britter was brought to Roanoke after the. shooting and that he boarded a train here for un- known parts. The two men had been enemies.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-01
5000 In Gold

Is just what that coupon means to you. Aside from slaughtsrlng prices, to test the advertising power of the press we give you S10.00 in Gold just to get you to bring or mail us the coupon. Cut it out. sign your name, with address, and mall 1t to us. if you can not come. stating the piano you want. and we will put 1t aside for you or ship 1t subject to your approval.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-01
MONDAY SPECIAL

2yeoO Tbs. Fancy sn@ar Cnred Hams ae 14c. per pound t Esncy SzsehSwau iyaah Potatoaa, 2sc. peF1peeI<. aAa Ane, Noc. qualaey, Sse. Positively 0sly thFee eanH sold te . customer.
 BROCK GROCERY co,
 Tha Fare Feea sf0Ten
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-01

got de wrong Shoat by the year."
 As a compromise. Jailer Pettus has struck bargain with the father of thet alleged misjudged "Shoat" He win hold the "Shoat" he has until the other is brought in, and proved to be the asa sailant of Dave Then 1t will be a. great swapping of Shoats" at the county tail.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-01
MONDAY gPECrAI,

MONDAY SPECIAL. 2,o0o tbr. Fancy Sugar Cured Hams at 14e. per pound. Fancy Michigan IrIah Potatoes, ZIG. ger Week.
 Battle Axe AspaFawus Tips, tender sad Mne, 11es quaIity, 9sc. Positively only three eans sold te customer. BROCK GR0CEnY co.
 The Pure Fooa stares
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-01

Fine, fat, spanish MackeFei' ship- memt just received. SANDWICH & CO, Phone OO1 and OOs'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-01
hesrins will be slvsn the prisoners in Police Court

Mems suits steam cleaned and press cd, si.5O. stokes Place. fhene sse.
 --Advl
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-01
It,g nlwAe--vw4e ra, ve

The new County Auiendmekst will take the gag out ef the mouths of thousands of your feiiow Alahanaians and allow them to speak out, as free men. on question of home rule fieip them to do 1t. -Adv.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-01
 FERNDEI.L COFFEE.

The kInd that pIeases every aax sn the yenr. A beautifuI study Of d chfIdis head free with every puund thfs week.
 BROCK GROCERY co,
 The Pure Food Stores
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-01
If You Need a Piano
 E. E. Forbes Piano Co. Big Cut Price Sale
 Affords the Opportunity
 Biggest Offer Yet.

We intend making this the greatest piano week of our history. Demands for time compel us to continue the sale. Last nights mall brought in q large number of orders.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-01

Fine, fat, Spanish Mackerel. ship ment just received. SANDWICH 4 CO.,, Phone OO7 and sos.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-01

Skirts cleaned and pressed thla week gBc. FTeuch Ben1OI CO. PhOne s0s. a N. Perry st.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-01

{, Soon be Over. WashIngton Herald. SThere is d great deal of unneees. sary noise" says the Buffalo Express Cheer.r.r up. It will be over in q few days more!
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-01
sonn be Over.

P J. BREssINGHAM for PIanahing. Phone 2SS. zS N. Lawrence St.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-01
situatlon h Michigan.
K.-n clasen Campaign.

Evansyille. Ind, Oct. 3i.--A 0Ig raIiy here tonight brought to a close l inc stx days campaign of John Ws Kern in this State
 The Democratic vice-Presedentiai candidate, tired and hoarse from tray- sIInr ail day through the southern counties, and speaking h the open ar reached the city from Mount l'.s, so late tonight that he was oo.'sed
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-01

Mems suits steam cleaned and press cd si.60. Stokes Place. Phono ess.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-01

If you believe In Local Self Govern ment vote for the New Counties Amendment tO the Constitution.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-01
FIERCE CAM
 PAIGN CLOSES
(ceptinued Froul Page oneJ

the offspring and beneficiaries of high tariffs and combinations for funds to run their campaign. and for what else we know not. because they have re- fused to take the people into their confidence and publish the names of contributors. the amount given or the total asiount contributed. -I believe a democratic victory is sure. The party Is reunited, and reunited effort throughout has been made for the entire democratic peo- pie. From ocean to ocean and from the lakes to the gulf, a democratic victory Is in the air"
 Chairman Hitchcock today said of the Standard oil charges that he had no apprehension as to their effect. He said he had received additional infor- nation today from Ohio and Indiana which accentuated the opinion held by hina that those states are absolutely certain for the national and state ticke cts. Mr. Hitchcock said that he had not been so sure about Indianas plurality until the last two weeks. The Montana vote will be close. Mir. Hitchcock says, but 1t will be republi- can.s He also repeated his claim about Nebraska and said his recent reports from Kentucky indicated that the out look for a republican victory there WES ucCl0Guiy AA8
 Mr. Hitchcock said New York and New Jersey would go for Taft.
 The New York state campaign closed tonight 30 far as the democrats are concerned. but Governor Hughes is scheduled to make ten speeches in Greater New York Monday night.
 -
 A Giant Parade.
 New York, Oct. 3i.--Darkness had fallen tonight ere the end of the giant parade, which began at 10 o'clock this morning. filed by the reviewing stand uptown and disbanded, one of the tory of this city.
 Beginning as a daylight parade and demonstration in honor of Taft and Sherman, the parade came to q close as a torchllght procession. It took seven hours and fifteen minutes for the army to pass before the reviewing stand. There we're from 60.000 to 60.- 900 men in line.
 vice.Presidential Candidate sherman rode near the head of the procession in e carriage. Rear Admiral J. R. CoghIan was grand marshal
 Some of the nnarehers carried Ted" dy bears" others held aloft "big sticks and nearly everybody carried an American flag.
 The urGy Tour COfnp0n4oo oA bho leather trade contingent wore red. white and blue aprons. fin the centre of which was letter. The letters formed a sentence, and as the Tour lflAs of men marched by, this sentence was made by the letters;
 "If you want
 "Prosperity.
 'sVote for
 'Sraft and sherman"
 The streets were lined with thous- ands of people
 siauatIon iu Michigan.
 Detroft Mich, Oct. 3l.--As a result of the bitter light in the Republican narty during the primary campaign TOT inc nomination for Governor, ana the resultant feeling against Governor T: M. Warner'a candidacy for third term. Democratic hopes for success next Tuesday for the head of thelr state ticket are higher than for sew eral years.
 Kern Closes Csmpaiga.
 EvansvilIe. Ind. Oct. si.--A DIg raIiy here tonight brought to . close inc stx days campaign of John Ws Kern in this state ....,.,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-01
MT. Skeptic

If you still doubt-Let us show you Sold 27 pianos last week! whygF Prices! Easy Payments! Get in the procession.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-25
TRIMBLE WOULD MOVE
RESTRICTED DISTRICT

III ] am elected mayor OF Seat
tie the present red light district
Will be compelled TO move from its
present location In order that Il
may not be an insult 20 residents
of the Second ward as they ride
TO aud from their homes and their
places OF business" declared w. 2.
Trimhle last night 20 400 Second
ward voters assembled at Rainier
hall for the purpose OF organizing
a club TO support Eugene Way for
councilman.
Il only regret that cannot ahol-
iEh the district entirely" continued
Mr. Trimbie. -but the experience
OF executives of other cities who
have attempted TO do SO has proven
that that is probably impractie-
able"
How about Billy chapelles
money! asked. one OF his listen
ers. You know Billy Chapelle is
well fixed with the coin"
4 don't care a whoop for all of
Billy Chapelle's money" replied
Mr. rrimhle. Neither do ] care
about any other mans money. IL
am elected l shall be mayor my.
self regardless Of money OF other
men. Money won't concern or in.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-25

, fluence me In this matter. l have
little money myself"
The meeting was called and as.
sembIed as Way meeting II car
RED out that purpose in the organ
ixation of rouslng Way club. Just
as IL was about 20 adjourn, Mr..
Trimble. accompanied by Ole Han
son. who had attended another
meeting IN the ward. entered the
hall
Immediately there arose a cry for
speech from Hanson. He was
called on and delivered Trimble
speech. He urged that Mr.. Trim
bile also be invited to address the
meeting Objection was offered to
this on the ground that the meet
Ing was called for specific pur-
pose This objection was sustain
ed by the chairman and a motion
10 adjourn was put aud carried.
When the meeting adjourned Mr..
Hanson took charge OF matters and
announced that all who desired TO
hear Mr.. Trimble would be permit
ted TO do 50 IL they would be re-
main in the hall Nearly all of the
crowd remained The meeting was
called TO order again and MIR.
Trimhle introduced. addressing IL
briefly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-25
MISSING JACK L0MD0N
TURNS UP IN FRISCO
With His Wife, Arrives on Steamer From Orient
Seven Year Tour Around the World in Little
Launch, the Shark, Ends Disastrously.

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 25.--Jack
Londons seyen.year voyage around
the globe In the Shark. a small
gasoline boat. ludiciousiy adver-
tised In newspapers and magazines,
ended this morning. In some
what larger and more comfortable
boat than the Shark. Mr. and Mrs.
London stepped off the steamship
Mariposa when she docked az IL
O'Clock this merning.
London arrived Ia the nick OF
time. The bank that handled his
funds put a mortgage on his house
yesterday. Had Jack been a few
days later. he might have met his
own funeral on the streets OF Oak
land. for his friends had given him
up as lost, nothing having been
heard from him for seven weeks.
The Mafiposa halls from Tahiti
and stopped at Honolulu.
The Sharks engine broke down
between Honolulu and Tahiti and
London was forced 10 put into Mar
ques island The tub is now ut
Tahiti. being repaired. and London
vows he will take passage on the
Mariposa when she sails week
hence, and continue his cruise
from Tahiti. The trip from Homo
lulu 70 Tahiti occupied seven days.
Severe storms were encountered.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-25
COAST THEATRICAL
TRUST FORMED

would in the future maintain .
friendly alliance.
The officers of the new combine
tion. which is 10 be known a. tho
Western Stock Managers associar
ton. are as follows:
Oliver Morosco, Los Angeles,
president: John II. Blackwood. Los
Angeles. vice president: Dick Fer
ris. Los Angeles. treasurer; VIII
liam Fem, Los Angeles. secretary.
George L. Baker. of Portland, 10
elected manager for Oregon. WASH
ington and Colorado. The cities
represented In the association In
ciude Denver. Spokane. Portland.
Sacramento. Oakland, San Francis
co. Los Angeles and San Diego.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-25
HOSPITAL PROTECTS
3. Z. COMPANY

TENTS. said Dr. Willis. whom asked
regarding Ward.
VIII you tell us his condition r
WAS asked.
No. cir. ] have nothing "a say f"
Following the refusal OF informa.
ton 10 the press. Chief Wappen.
stein endeavofed 10 learn the facts.
but with poor success. lie was In.
formed that no one nj the hospital
knew how Ward was hurt. Chief
Wappenntein served notice that he
would swear out "A complaint and
bring them into court ut the next
offeHse. and might yet determine
60 % 20 in this Instance.
In eame manner Dr. Willis learn
ed nf the chiefs action. and. call
lnE police headquarters by tele-
phone. said that Ward WAS struck
GA The head with a piece OF iron.
Nothing can be learned. however.
OF the mans condition.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-25

Witnesses Ready, and De
Tense Will Close Its
Side Monday.

NEW YORK. Jan. 20 With the
arrival today Of four Witnesses for
the defense in the Thaw trial. At
torney Llttleten. chief counsel for
the defendant. can make good his
promise TO Close his side of the
famous case Monday night
The first draft Of the Hypothetical
question 10 DE prepared b the de-
fcnse Was submitted 20 District Al.
torney Jerome today b. Attorney
o'Reiily. This waa dome 10 obviate
iiresome wrangiinF after the ex-
pert witnesses are sworn in.
Evelyn Thaw Il xery Indignant 8,
the women sefites who have been
following her rloyementa since her
husband killsd stanford White
She expressed her feelings today
when she called to ace Thaw Ia
the Tomha. and characterized the
women writer's as "A lot Of heart
lcea cats
These women have written
AhNHt Ntt ~ fAtF NAltA wiz
about a woman without \ soul. she
exclaimed anxrIlY Tint | wonder
how many 81 these same wusncs
would measure mu q the standard
Of excellence In wonanhood II they
had suffered the trial have ex
periennea. Their declaration that
! married Harry ThAw for money
Is n wiched. cruel lie. n ] had
wanted only money ! could have
married man worth much more
than Harry ThAw II has. In fact,
been iarfY'a money that has al.
ways stood barrier between as.
These women have shown neither
soul nor conscience in writing about
uf.
Their great mass Of lies has
created n prejudice In the public
mind against me which Is unwar.
rantcd All Harry and ask for
IL acqnittal. then 10 be LET alone.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-25


James Ward. mn employe Of the
Seattle Electric company, was In
lured In the power house at George
town last night All further infoFs
nation regarding tho case II res
fused by tho Seattle General hos
pitai authorities and De, Park
willis. the company physician.
Chief Nappenntein Informed the
hospital authorities this morning
that their report 81 the ease vas
incomplete, and warned them that
unlcss complete reports were here
after given the police. as required
by the ordinance. arrests would fol-
low.
Absolutely refusing 90 give any
information regarding Wards con
dition. OF tho manner In which be
was hurt. the hospital authorities
this morning referred Tho Star rep
resentatiye 20 Dr. Willis.
We never talk about our pa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-25

The annual meeting of the Pacific
Coast Lumber Manufacturers asso-
citation was held this afternoon In
Eiks' hall. Alaska building. The
meeting was presided over BY Ev-
erctt Grigss. Of Tacoma. president.
The nominating committee pre-
sented the names Of the old board
Of trustees for reelection, and
these were approved By the asso-
citation. A.. 5. Kerry, member Of
the old board. who has retired from
the lumber business. was dropped.
The board now cnmpriees X J..
Mccormick. Tacoma. r. X. Baker.
Everett. Geo. IL Emerson, Ho-
auiam. = H. Alexander. Vancouver.
u. c.. Chas. +. hin. Tacoma. J. w.
Eddy. 2ort BiaisleY: ]. II. Bloedel.
Bellingham; r. II. Jackson, Clear
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-25
URGE REIMBURSEMENT
OF SHORE LANDS


Mayor Moore. City Engineer
Thomson and John p Hartman
urged before the meeting of the
state land commission yesterday
the necessity Of the state re-
linqulshing a righf.of.way for a 1850
foot boulevard along the west
shore OF Lake Warrington between
Columbia and l.aurelhurst The
board was in session 10 fix values
OF shore lands on Lake Washing
ton. soon TO be sold
The REIMBURSEMENT for the boule-
ward was generally opposed by the
upland owners on the ground that
such n boulevard would cut them
off from the water The evidence
on the matter Was continued today,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-25
BLACKMAILlNC SCHEME
IS NIPPED IN BUD

PORTLAND, Ore. Jan. 2b.-De-
tective p. ]. Maher OF the district
attorneys office has cleverly nip.
ped BLACK Hand" scheme in the
bud and arrested the conspirators.
Hermann iiaffner and Leo Honsig.
The men had written "a letter TO
Mrs. Rachel Hawthorne, demanding
$500 and threatening dire punish.
ment on her aud members OF her
family II their demand was not
complied with. Haffner was caught
In the act of tclephonlng 20 Mrs.
Hawthorne asking her Intentions In
the matter Haffncr confessed and
implicated Honsig, who. however,
denies any part In the affair.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-25
WANT BRYAN TO
WITHDRAW

WASHINGTON, p. G.. Jan. To-
The democratic political pot starts
a boiling In aud around the capital
tonight when William ). Bryan ar
rlses for threeday sojourn. Many
men Of the party will hold confer
encss with the Nebraskan while be
l. hare. That there IL a movement
afaot 10 dlssuade Bryan from TAX.
tnK the democratic nomination has
been made plain. bryan II coming
Ia lrarn II this movement IL fos.
tered BY real friends Of the party
lie believes IL has It's inception
among the boilers OF 1886
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-25
LUMBER manufacturers
ELECT OFFICERS

Lake: Geo. X. Cartier. South Bend !;
A. q. Hanson. Enumclaw.
II II understood that the trustees.
who have the choosing 81 the Of
ficcrs of the association. win select
the present officers az n late meet.
ing during the afternoon or At
some later meeting. The prevent
officers are: President. T.. g..
Grigga. Tacoma. first vico presi
dent, G. r. White. Seattle. second
vice president. w. H. Mack. Aber
deem. third vice president. e. G..
Ames. Port Gamble: fourth vice
president. Chaa. r. Patten. Seattle.
treasurer. G. G. Bronson. Seattle
secretary. Victor H. Bcckman, So
attic.
The annual papers OF the presi.
dent and secretary. and special pa
pers and discussions OF pertinent
questions. consumed the afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-25

Los ANGELES. Jan. 23.--An as.
soeiation OF theatrical managers
who propose 10 control the stock
theatrical business OF the entire
west was formed In this city last
night CONCERNING its specific in
tents little was made public follow.
ing the meeting. but II was admit
ted that competition for actors and
actresses who have attained poru-
iarity In Pacific coast cities would
be materially lessened and IL was
predicted that the managers OF the
various houses In the LARGE cities
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-25
KLINE IN A QUARTERBACK CONFER
EHcE.

one OF rs 500 men Is doing the daily
duty assigned to him, there must
naturally be many conferences be.
tween the captain and his executive
officer. Sometimes these confer
ences are held In the captains Of.
flee. sometimes during Inspection Of
the ship, when the two officers go
over all it's departments together.
sometimes on the quarterback.
on the Georgia Lieut.. Com. q.
w. Kline In executive officer TO
Capt Henry McCrea. The accom-
panyiug picture shows them walk.
ing the quarterback. Capt. McCrea
earnestly talking TO Mr.. Kline on
some matter OF the ships business.
Capt. McCrae is on the fight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-25
weekly BANK Statement
SHOWS Improvement

can Shelter : points Trading Was
fairly active. although the stormy
weather again eurfalIed the trade.
Ore rumor that created interest
vas that the United States Steel
corporation would declare the diyi.
dead for the entire year on the
lssas with the idea Of reasnuring In.
xealurn and helping restore conf.
dsaee In general Industrial cundi.
ti<saa The close vas strong
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-25
SCHOOL BOAR0 FINDS
PRICES roo HIGH

Holders Of suburban real estate
In sections where Il Is now neces-
sary % purchase sites for new
school buildings will have 20 re-
duec prices substantially before
there VIII be any buying of the
ground for school purposes.
School Director Shorrock and
Secretary Reuben Jones OF the board
imhibed n few improved ideas
on present realty valuations in the
suburbs yesterday, when they made
tour OF the southeastern part of
the citys
They tramped across hills and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-25

NEW YORK. Jan Is Once more
the weekly bank statement ahowsd
signs OF return In great Quantities
OF locally boarded cash. The adj
vance which was renewed from the
opsning reflected the markets sxs
pertatiun regarding the haaa res
turn. sugar distinguished itself ~
making a net gain Of az polnta
over the previous Close. aud AmeTt-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-25

valleys between Columbia and the
Leschi park country looking up the
matter for the board.
Somewhere on the high ground
Just east of Southeast Seattle a site
will have 70 be bought for a new
school. Values appeared extraordi-
nary. For site less than half the
size the board. at present figures,
would have TO pay about double
the sum paid three years ago for
the Lincoln high school site.
These high figures, IL Is said. Will
deter the board from making any
purchases in the near future.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-25
COAST HARDWARE men
TO STAND ALONE

PORTLAND. Ore. Jan. 25.-The
hardware dealers Of the Pacific
coast who have been In session In
this city for several days decided
not 10 affiliate with the national
organization. but to form a Pacific
coast association. Including the
hardware men of Oregon. Washing.
Utah.