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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-11
FEARFUL PSORIASIS

Lasted Four YemF8s Irritation was
 ( Terrible. Curef -5y Cstscmrm.
 sMy disease was peosiasis. Yt was . particularly bed cass, affecting me from my head to my fess, and tho irritation oH and on. had sean i've doctors and tried mndry reueiiee. but none gave me any ease until tried Cuticzlra Soap and Ointment. My case being very bed one. it naturally took longer to make gccd impression, but after per. seemed to make fair progress. I be- gan to use the Cuticura Remedies aboue July, 1908, and my cure was complete about October of tbs game year. Alfred Levy, I. WinkAeld Rd., Wood Green, n., England, March z8, 10O0."
 Cuticafa 6uap (2Bel, Oinenqna t5eeA naeoivsue gos:l sna GnesoIzts eses.d X ns S2sel: sse ed @oie Props. t1T ColunDm Ave- Bo9enn.
 aB-k&9sd t5es oafaaaEs Hsok @ skln 0isszsaa
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-11
osk Parks Poor Service.
 Itfna q 1ane

Editor The Advertiser:
 As a reader ana admirer of your valuable paper, would like for you to publish few words from a citizen of Oak Park in regard to the bad street car service at this place. I notice in yesterdays Advertiser complaint from South Montgomery. Now. If the car service is any worse there than it is at Oak Park, 1t must indeed be bad. Eight or ten years ago, when Oak Park was in the woods and its resi- dents could be numbered on your fln- gers, we had two cars and a fifteen minute schedule.
 Now what Is the result? After ten years we nave two cars and a sched- ule of one car every twenty-five or thirty minutes. Manager RAgland's excuse that South Montgomery Is torn up streets and car tracks. Now what Is his excuse at Oak Park7 As a cit- izen and property owner In the City Of Montgomery, I ask the question: Who 1t responsible for these condi- tions?
 The Traction Company franchise or contract with the City of Montgomery calls for & fifteen minute schedule on It's lines, in the city. Now think the citizens and taxpayers at Oak Park should cali a mass meeting and take some step to remedy these condition.
 Oak Park Citizen.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-11

Tom Johnson's proposal to have the name of the Democratic Party changed to Radical Party might have one com. pensating result: it would relieve us all of the necessity of referring to him as a Democrat
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-11

H5 k4v5 heF kH k1nus u sHves zliu renedias. but without success. Tns scratch day and night. Then read of what Cuzicura had done for other children. We used Cuticsra Soep and Cuticurn Ointment, bsndAging her 90 that the eczeu1a wopId not spFead over her whole body. Alter usng the Cufz- cura Rexnediea for . month ehe started to improve. I have used Cukicura eoap fo. her since she was born, snd her. I am glad she is cured, and ' elwnya recomfnend Che OuS5cura Rsme- dies. Mrs. Liflie Bit<ner, 62o Ontario St., South Bethlshefn. Pa, March rs and Apra IS. fa0s.s
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-11

MT. Taft has reduced his weight to a trihe under three hundred pounds If he will run right hard during this hot weather he may rid himself of n few more pounds of his dead weight
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-11
Letter io The Editor
nsa.rr.s ss osl. l.psr...

Munfora. Ala. auIy ~. leox. kditor The Advertiser:
 l see in The Advertiser of July s where there had been some old gold coins sold for very Eooa price. Az l have feT old coins pIease let ins know # in your power. what a siO without the inscription .in uod We Trust above the eagle. L. 5. A. coin, and szv gold piece naue q 1852 U. 5. A. coin without the inscription above the eagl..
 Yours sincerely.
 Allen king.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-11

Ds Sagan. Anna Gould's latest acqui- sition. says he wins objects, including rich American wives. "by force of in- ertia.' That is what helps a billy goat to succeed.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-11

It will take some time for the Geor- gia delegates to the Denver convention to again settle down to the quiet and ,sha dry cir of their own state.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-11

Peary may not reach the North Pole but he at least stands a good show to escape the torridity of July and Au- gust down in New York.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-11
BABY SCRATCHED
 DAY AND NIGHT
Tormenting Eczema Spread from Childs Arm to Ear and Face All Kinds of Salves and Remedies Met with No Success Finally
T0RTURES YIELDED TO
 CUTICURA REMEDIES
T had lot of trouble with my littls girls eczema. She had been sufferer

for some time.
 T h 6 ecsezna started on her arm and then
 1t got on her face and ear.
 We had our family doctor, V h O treated her and did all be could. @ ~t- A-A
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-11
sYoRN GRADUATION.

xhe Montgomery Advertiser guarantees coatract when requested) that It's daily cir- collation. is larger than that of any moIn- Ing newspaper printed m Alabama-ano that fts Sunday edition has the largest e1s- collation. of any edition os aay newspapsF printed in Alabama without exception
 The figures for May printed below repse- gent the actual net circulation. all returns having been deducted
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-11

the worst thing that could happen to the state. .,estc, happeninr that could be worse Tor the state than was Corners election.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-11
stand for Home ThIngM.

Dkd 1t ever occur to you that the community feeling, so to speak is the thing that makes life worth living in any town?
 By the community feeling Is meant, of course, that condition where neigh full one recognizing the right of the other to be considered first in any deal rather than An outsider, and vice versa. tng tAna ts this. PatronfZs home tn.i,ss- tries."
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-11
Enforce the Law.

The carrying of weapons in any manner is a bad practice, and should be discouraged. and no man ever heard of any good coming from q pistol. It would be blessed thing if they could be entirely destroyed and never be seen again. If 1t becomes necessary to car- ry a weapon for protection. the shot gun or the rife will answer every pur- pose, and when you have them every one is sure to know 1t.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-11
Can't Charge the Weather.

NduouVH 4EIIItb 4NVNU'
 The Greensboro Watchman Is of the opinion that the farmers, instead of grumbllng. should pray for rain. But 1t wouldn't be long before they would be praying for 1t to stop. so about the best thing to do is for them to get their crops in condition to stand as not try to interfere with the regular weather program.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-11

Now Philadelphia has the p.y.ss-you- enter street cas. This is einch for the con- ductors in the way of tightening their lab- ors.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-11

The kaiser says he will place tax on bachelors This may become . law in the are willing to pay the price and retain our liberty.
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1908-08-01

Do you need power on your farm? Do
you need a gasoline engine to help do
the work? The Perine Machinery Com
pany offers to furnish an engine free of
all cost for thirty days. Absolutely
free! Write the Perine Machinery Co.,
Seattle Wash, for full particulars.
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1908-08-01
snake bit Tough Tompkins, an
Tompkins drank two quarts O. the
remedy an then shot Bill."-Judge.

"The Land of Opportunity" the Fraser
ments to homeseekers and investors.
Write to F. j. Hart e. Company, Ltd,
New Westminster, B. c., for full infor-
nation which will be furnished you free.
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1908-08-01

$50 Wild Bill died of snake bite ?
Whar did he git it?"
ooh, tn snake didn't mite Bill. Tn
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-16
SOUTHERN CUTS SALARIES.
All General Offeers and Clerical
Forces Ane Affected.

Forces are Aneeted.
Washington, Jan. 15-The admtni
Stratiye officers Of tho Southern rail.
way and their clerical forces have felt
the pinch Of reduced earnings.
President Finley has announced a cut
OF 10 per cent IN his own salary, that
OF the vice presidents OF the system,
all the general officers and their once
forces. effective Feb, /. This IL an
nounced rs n step in the program or
reducing expenses, Tho wage earn
ers have not been affected yet. Pos
sibly the next step will reach them.
The decreased earnings OF the
Southern, as shown by its thirteenth
annual report. covering the fiscal year
ending June 30 1907, will help TO eI-
plain the impcllng necessity which
prompted the executive officers OF the
road to take this step.
While the gross earnings from oper
alton for the period were e56 1857 ,99A.
showing an increase over those OF the
preceding year. CT SS.0lS. 05S, the oP-
Grating expenses and taxes Increased
A,26,143. creating a decrease in net.
earnings Of 81 900 ,5s7. The total
net Income showed a decrease OF over
81. 500. 900 and the balance remaining
over hxed charges paid showed q de-
crease Of g. 92S774.
Tho Southern passed tie regular
semiaunual dividend. due on Oct, /.
1907. thus raylnG on tdS account
$1,000. 900
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-16
kal,er sends Greetings.

CharRg' on. 8. c.. Jan. lb-NTcat
pre7rrai loss are being made by the
German societies Of Charleston. 8. c..
TO receive The ohlcsrs Of the German
wsrahlp s NJ 3. Charlotte. wick -
duo here Jan %. 70 bring the empt
rof's greetings to tho eititeEs Of
Charleston. especially 10 the members
Of the German colony who are stili
aua-hci 20 The fAtherlsnd. and 70 all
SogtherscrA.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-16
GIVE SAVANNAH CARRIERS cAsH
Bill introduced by Representative I'd.
warda Of Georgia.

Washington, d c., Jan i5-Repre.
sentative Edwards Of the hrst Georgia
district wIAses to secure for the ga.
vannRh river Improvement work all
the money Which the government may
recover from Captain Ohcrun Carter
or any OF the other parties connected
with the frauds growing cut OF that
work A H!ll having this In view vas
presented by tho Savannah congress.
man
Il was probably inspired by the do.
cislon ot Judge KOhlsoat. rendered
laat week IN the CuItcd states circuit
court in Chicago. The court ruled That
Carter Was not entitled To the 5000, .
600 m registered railroad bonds and
other securities traced Ny the govern.
mont to safety deposit vaults and
banks IN various PARTS ot the country
Other funds ~ Captain Carter which
the government claims were part ot
his proceeds Of the GrccntS ioynor
conspiracy are now tied M hy suitS
pending In Georgia, Now York hi
no.s, Wet Virginia and New Jersey,
Since the $4,000 secured by Car.
ter was originally destined To Improve
tho savannah river. Representative
Edwards thiGha It but Just that any
part " Jhc funds recovered should DO
40 applied
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-16

Ncw YORK. Jan. IS --whea . care
sals- vibt.d tAs Fesiaeaes q Frrdss
tsk Placer Ezris. re arts ~ Maa
roe. oTsnrs eoassy. MOaAsy. hs 80
covered ,sNi burglars rad pa.a ths
place q VISIT. stsahhg OF Tgisiat
,l-sursa esiHA. Tugs asa bhHabFae
valves =, moss than e1s go Mr..
Rare len sb5us tAFss EcAtha 49,
fsr haiy fslsgvtsg 6smsstts cs@g,Bes
ssast StifA sEiana wtks s11zle1g q
O. tire.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-16
SHOWS RETURNING PROPERTY
Atiarts Bank shIps go Geo In oliver
20 UnWsd states Treasury.

Atlanta. Jan. ~ F1ny thousand
dollars 10 silver made ~ into SACKS
Of g. 800 each. were SHIPPED NoHday
night from a veil knDNB down t1Wn
bAhi la At'aB'a 20 The treasury az
Wsahlngton u &
Tbs woEc5 N . part * ihe euftsa.
ey accumulation Wh.ch has bowed Into
Atlanta Aimee The naaarial strnEshey
10, up, aha elsarag hoasr certificates
werr recalled TsiA mOasy Uebi u
Washington. ao.ss u vas credited 70
ths Atlanta bast n sas a part ~
10 ef.9 mover vbAch cane souih
eAfIir- ,r iLo nra.1h
Tnat me sEar.a bsak vAs abls -
Salp 80 mist at'Jai silver moas5
AEsy Al fa4 Hp- sps.s tpilisas toF
The raiafa q pc y.Ety
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-16

d!ous and hazardous. When the crush
was at its height the floor gave way
precipitating many persons to the
basement and the bodies OF these will
be buried beneath the charred timbers
and tons OF bricks from the ruined
walls.
In addition to the opera house and
First National bank, Rawllns' hard
ware store and the dwelling house OF
Robert Rain, Harry Pennypacker aud
Alfred Seashard were burned.
The monetary loss will amount Ia
about $4,000
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-16
Offers Reward Of $3.50

Montgomery, Ala. Jan. iS--Ths Ma
,!orG Flgc UhdefWriisrs' assOcia,Dn
has offered . rc4Ard a. $50 for The
discovery % tire parties NhO set nfs
70 ne sa,ooa q Aldermah J J. Sui
iiYan a feV uesks ago. The sia,s
tngarancc ac2agtneat AAA 40 lasestlsa,
tloh made BY The baIIia with The ~.
sun that q verdict OF fneerdiaEizm
va fnaele4
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-16

DscEsr. Ala. IAs is~'rhs LDals,
vlIis Asd sashyIlo railTUad SHOPS IN
Ssw nora'ar Rave isEt received 40 o..
Ger fsf tbs SglttlHE - so ssW freight
ears. sas wuvs 20 shsss eaFp sili o1n.
msAes sirsiB tie BsHt few aATs.
Tasss shoga are iahisE 90 nsp men
ala,oss a. TrT employ about
gg5a Hss -a. ~ 0ai sb0at sl5s.6
manfhty
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-16
COAST LINE TO LowgR RATEs.
south csTOiIns To Get Rates Fssd By
Ntofth Carolina.

Columbia. 5, c.. Jan. IS --AIeI
anday iIamilioa hTt vice pFestvat
ana ssasrai counsel OF the Auahils
Coast line railway. aid M0nday ~ q
coaisfencs bed IN C0YsrnGr AES4l
the railroad ooE riissioa and Attorney
Osasral LTna. iai BIS road voa.d
Voluntarily Pot "a 10 BOuih Carolina
the sane pAsssr e raisa 90 wopla ~
sVglled ID No-ia Carolina
Ia NortA Car, tea. Sir Hamilton
szplAinsd 90 "a - stvs.og 81 rec .sE
iAiatare has bse- ehiled ~ Covefa0f
Glenn 10 eonTier' tAs si'gatsos. aas
whether tAs rs,rs ueSs reached -
agreement b. rtziats. shs sane 'a'sa
vii ~ aIiowed = yssk CsFollaa
II IL us Sgrs,o1a that the proPosi
tiou maze % NNth cafo,lsa called
toF the sane ia'ss a. Prsa.teHi pa
leg. a. The s. ssFu fnsivu7. Satst
10 Governor ~ 81 - esTs ~
vO~id - n'ss 70 - cs'o''''
absSt April s.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-16
SOUTH 10 Foa BRYAN.
10 Declares Lisulsasni GOV Henry
Gray, o. Alabama,

cray o. MADAME.
Columbia o.. Jan 20 The ~.
pa5lNsns ~ Alabama have but one
candidate 70, president, and mat 10
William n TAFT" said Henry 0Fay.
democratic Lieutenant governor OF A.
abania, Who passsd through Columbus
on MohgaF 10 said further;
''-t-tS t0aEh II for bryan f9F the dem
oerailc termination. ana { believe hs
sill DO ne choice Of the oouVention.
~ 10 IL. tho republicans have sat oas
man wbg can beat him. and that II
TAR fafi avDsars 10 be popular
not only throughout tho soaGh. but In
the 9,hsr pArsS OF the country have
Waited
4 fssi though attn q democrat.
Nat n be II dominated he vIil -
elected. shA further regard his nom
iAalton ~ assured
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-16
I,,rsh As,snaus VIVA Paas.

Paft.. Jan u -~IlsaST FATmAn. uaS
Bfsheh aSfOaaut. hss won tho
Dsstsehs AfehGeacOn prize Of Eio.e90
by mAtiag a -tfeulaS EilOnstsf IL a.
aifsafp heavier THAI ali Ths eae
esssful night vas mahs 10 ne pres
sacs q an osicisl eOnmlttas Of ths
aSfohaHt eiNb TIE ums vas enS
minHts and fNrn'y eight sso6nAa,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-16

Chester. y G.. Jan. ~ --'SOattSsga
railroad passenger train 70 81 paa
isbS IN open sEiEeh hers afSa4ay col
adiag wtfh ears sfan1ina n ne ed.
iss $40 bFeatlaE tte uiios on ne ea-
eiaa. Aheaf . dpyen people Wess ~
iuss4 - teaig ekabsn 81, pnt nens ~
IA inhBIas e8es eariens asem eg
~ fsas
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-16
ENTERTAIN OFFICERS
Many Social Functions For Men
Of Uncle Sans Navy.
ARE NOW AT RIO De IANEIRO
or. PsnnS, President CT the Republic,
Cordially Welcomed the Visitors 70
6razll--The American Ambassadors
Function Was Brill, ant One.

BraZll-The American Ambassadors
Function Was Brilliant One.
Rio Janeiro Brazil. Jan. IS Tho
FIRST OF the many clul functions 10
be given In honor OF ,hc visiting Amer
team naval officers during thciT stay
here took place Mon FAY, Tho brst
event was u VISIT to tGc brazilian mln.
lister OF Marine, AdrIrll NleDCNr. and
this was followed by reception by
the president " the republic, Or
PeunR. and IA banquet by the Amcri,
can ambassador, Irving u. Dudley,
DR.. Penna cordially Welcomed the Wis.
itors I'd Brazil TIE ambassadors
function was brilllau. arnlr,
Homo Of Diplomatic Corps.
In the afternoon the American Off
GERS went out to po'opolis. the homo
OF the diplomatic corrs, some twenty
miles distRnt from the capital, They
were accompanied by many high IRA
Ellian officers and by representatives
OF the various legations. At the rail-
road station OF this suburb. they were
received by the secretary to Mr..
Dudley and Joined shortly afterwards
by the ambassador himself. The par.
~ then proceeded TO the residence of
dhe president. Mr. Dudley present
cd Admiral Thomas to Or. PennA and
Admiral Thomas then presented to
DR.. Penna each officer in turn
Replying 10 complimentary address
- made by Admiral Thomas. Dr,
Pcnna said
IL am extremely Eratihed Of tho
preseuce here Of tho officers command
ing the powerful fleet sent TO these
waters by the friendly nation OF tho
north. q nation 70 which We are united
by bQRds OF strong friendship Con.
graduate you upon your sailors az
navigator and express my admira'
ton, - You have arrived punciuAly
~ your destination IN spite ~ the
great difficulties presented by your un.
dariaking. You are cordially vel
coined here. and true, that your stay
in Brazil will be- happy"
IN response. Admiral Thomas made
short speech OF thanks
Upon leaving ne residence ~ ~
Pcnna the oficers we're driven 10 'he
home Of Dr. DuiieY. Tho banquet
wAs gupSrb. Amons thore present Nere
ell Ire American admirals. ne com.
mandlng ofictsls Of each ba'ilethlp
the Brazilian mlslstsF Of msrne, M
Brazilian minister % var. the chief ~
the naval stat, "a oficiai reprSsen,
ing the mlalstsf oi foreign shalrs.
Baron Dsrio Brsnco. and u number Of
deputies and ~ ,ors
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-16
tlsnea RLm Ls.a.

81 Louis. 10 Ian 10 The eve
ssSTy lastory baliasag 0eeaylSd ~ he
caguthsssJ snsa 81os eompaay aHA
otssr Eftae ~ 5Et9 soeaBl alfees. 4As
Enus4 " am Tuaspttg unrnins n
Ices - ssginaied "a ele9 So Tns
osnst e She afs kas 80 hstn astes
minAa
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-16
MILLIONS ron HUSBANDS,
SABBATH Thinks Too Much American
Gold oolnq for Tinsei Crowns.

SABBATH Thinks Too Much American
ooid Going for Tinssl Crowns.
Washington, Jan. 10 Representa-.
tive Adoplh a, SABBATH, OF Illinois, a
native Of Bohemia ana bachelor, be.
lieVcS, to quote his own words, tnaI
the fathers Of our American girls are
paying too much real gold IN the pur'
chase Of tlnscl crOwns," and with a
view 10 diSoouraging the practice, he
has introduced q bill TO provide q 20
per cent tax upon all dOworiCs. gifts
settlements or advances of pSoperty
made In consideration OF or contompla-
ton Of marriage by citizens or sub
jects OF the United States of Amer.
lea 10 persons other than citiSons or
subjects of the United States Of AmsTi.
O."
Mr. SABBATH said
since The initiation by tho Astors
Of tho practice Oi margins American
girls 10 foreign titles, goo, 600 900 has
boon drawn from the private wealth Of
citizens ~ tho United atatca IN dow
cries and carriage settlements pal
within tho lha fourteen years"
Representative Hull. 1T Iowa, do
chred be- would propose an sm0nd-
menl looking TO The ElWpE the gtrI %
hor family the TAR q . proposed.
"upon tho usual divorce on tho hue
hand desc IRON OF tho Elr
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-16

sfo4fio. Ala. Jas ft--cgryY STATS
v0glh. . ABisiso, sss sua 0gss Mos
ca EflsFs1ea Dg "a &eetgie street ear
sh4 A. hesG sasefed ffon taa Aoly
To melermaA uae alsssis4 a sen
~ q ses - ~ aesHs
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-16
1876 Are MlssIna

Pottstown, Pa, Jan. l5-Telephone
messages from Boyerstown early Tues
day morning place the number OF
missing In Monday nights fire ut 1876.
1t Is believed the death list will 90 DO
yond these figures.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-16
Died from Effects Of Blow on Head

Kansas city, Jan. IS The dead
body VI sidney Herndon. owner OF the
Navarro Flats. Was found In his room
Monday. "a skull having been crush
ed with hammer found lying BY
hia slic re was known IN have car.
rlcd much money His pocketbOok
was mliNng. Hcrnd0n cane from
Tyler. Tex. In 1899 With DIS brotO
or. Charles Ucrndou. who II now In
Tyler hc owned real estate here val.
ued at moro than 800. 900. TIE muir.
d9red nan pas cripple and bat four
feet In rc!stt.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-16
EsrlosIon Shook auIIelna.

when the explosion occurred I.
Mere we're az least thirty boys and
Girls on the Stage. while many more
we're behind The scenes Without
warning there was a terrific explosion
watch seemed 10 shake the eaiire
ouiIding. Immediately there was a
Wild rush for the exits. The people
On tAe stage Jumped from the foot.
hghls into The audience Everybody
seemed 10 have los, control Of them.
selVCA@
TIE hAmes hrSt ccutamod The flmsy
soenery. and then came toward TIE
crowd Ike . Erea, wave and ne sui
f0cating smoke dropped msa. women
and oaiidren IN i,a path. The GA5es
Sid The ret.
The ere aNs rot 6T0aEA, under con
uoi uutii cary Tuesday morning.. 80
ter sssta;snes bad arrived irou. Read
ias and PouKtawu.
FRyHieiAns and nurssa werp ssai V
boyert0Wn fr0za Reading
Nriy r1es&ay about hfty memb9rs
Of he Etats soosiHhaJaFy wAieh Il Ssa
uone1 ts thia Slstries cane SFar tFo3
Rae4isE - a special train.
ptsss aavn WAY.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-16
A CRISIS IN CABINET
japanese Cabinet Members Ten.
Ger designations.
ACCEPTED BY THE MIKAD0
Prime MtoiStOr ReSlsnS, But He Rec
lonation WaS Not Aeespted--oIfior.
sness existing over tho Budget 10
Believed To Be the Cause.

Toxic. Jan, l6--IuShlro SalIntAai,
minister Of finance, and lsaburo Yam
Rgata, minister Of communications,
hayo resigned from the cabinet Their
reslsuRtlons have been acOCptOd. The
resignation OF Marquis SaionIa. the
prime minister, has boon refused
After conference Of the cabinet
ministers, Marquis aniOnJa visited the
emperor az tho palace and was quick.
ly followed by Prince Ito. II Ia un.
derstoud that dliforuncca exist over
the budget which nro lrrcoonolliAble.
Marquis SatonJa Ia still at tho pal.
ace -
Cablc dispatches received from To.
kIo too past month have Indicted that
tho Salon mInlstty was meeting with
growing opposition Throughout tho
country. particularly because Ot the re-
ductiouS made by Il In tho apprOprla.
tiuns Tor military and department pur.
pesos Tho elections In Japan arc
approaching and tho opposition has
hoou cndeavorfnE 10 create q strong
sentiment against the cabinet BY
means 81 newspaper campaign, at
lacking principally tho governments
policy Of Increasing TAXATION and limit
Ing emigration.
Tho financial program waA formal
~ settled at = meeting Of ths cOan-
oil Of elder statesmen held Dec. ~,
II was one Of Fetrenchment. and Ia.
Volvod u reduction In tho expenses 81
tho army and navy for the next six
years whereby the government would
save $500. 100000 A. soon ~ this pno-
gram became known. the opposition
made vigorous preparations 10 aEht
II In he diet Other reports declared
thar mlaoalculation Of go 900 900
In tho budget had aroused Widespreaa
dIsirust IA tho nnancial status In the
existing mlalstry and that three days
agn there was serious difference IN
the oabine, because 81 tho reduction
In tho appropriation for railroad c0as
slruc ion "A result the resignation
Of lsabnrn YamaEata. minister ~ com
Was announced bat I'M
mrdiaioly denied