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The daily sentinel., 1908-07-23
GRAND OLD MAN
OF CATHOLICISM
Cardinal Gibbons Reaches His 74h Year TodayPrimate
of the American Hierarchy, Receives Congratua
tons From all Over the World

cry parlor in the residence contains
three or four. The cardinal lis swift
and business-like in his dispatch of
affairs-always cordial and smiling,
but showing to the dullest that he has
not much time to spare.
His eminence seldom forgets any
enc whom he has met, although he
does not always remember names.
AS soon as he appears in the door
way the visitor rises and goes to him,
and if a Catholic, kisses the large
amethyst ring, slightly bending the
knee. This obesiance is not, as some
Protestants imagine, an act of idola-
try, but merely signifies assent to
the cardinals spiritual authority and
obedience to Rome. 1t is the ETH
quette, and, like everything else in
the Catholic church, has come down
through the ages.
The visitors business is now re-
lated. The cardinal is quick of ap-
prehension, listens courteously, oc-
casionally asking questions, and in
a few minutes the matter, whatever
it may be, lis settled and his eminence
passes on to the next caller.
1t may be truly said that every
body knows the cardinal. He is as
great favorite with the majority of
Protestants as with the members of
his own faith. A number of Protest
ant clergymen are among his per-
sonal friends, and it is seldom that
any public man of note visits Balti-
more without calling at the arch epis-
copal residence to pay his respects to
the head of the Catholic church in
this country.
The cardinals home routine is fire.
quently interrupted by the necessity
to travel. He is obliged to visit
churches to administer confirmation;
in June he attends many commence
lnents, and he goes upon long jour-
neys to take part in jubilees and i'm
portant church functions. 1t is Won
derful how much he contrives to get
through. He is man of intense ac-
tvity,as may be conjectured by any
who will observe him, for instance,
in railway station waiting for the
departure of his train. He does not
sit down and study the crowd, but
he is moving about constantly, recog-
nizing acquaintances, chatting, inces-
sanity in motion. Wherever he may
be, the cardinal is seldom out of bed
after 10 O'Clock, and the regularity
The daily sentinel., 1908-07-23

The Colorado Agricultural college
will hold ten poultry institutes during
the month of August in the different
poultry centers of the state. Only
one is scheduled for Mesa county and
that will be at Collbran. Judge C. II.
Rhodes will attend all these meet
ings and will give at least two lee
lures at each. He asks for an exhibit
of typical birds of each of the breeds
raised in the locality where an insti-
tute is held and will show how to
judge them. Prof. H. M. Barber will
lecture on poultry buildings and
equipment and will have a number of
large charts of buildings and yards.
DR.. j. w. Downey, Fort Collins, will
give instruction in practical meth
DDS of operating a pure-bred poultry
plant. r. c. Clay and l.. l.. Johnson
CT Colorado Springs have been asked
to give the commercial side of poul-
try raising. Both have been very
successful.
The daily sentinel., 1908-07-23
Are You to Take a Trip?

On TUESDAYS the Colorado &
Southern sells round trip tickets to
all state points from Denver, Colo
RADIO Springs and Pueblo at excep-
low rates.
The daily sentinel., 1908-07-23

Heavy hauling ssvcD special at
tention by Barton & Terrill. When
you have anything in this line. cal
them up. Prices are right
The daily sentinel., 1908-07-23

See us for window awnings. Put
up complete in any stripe at reason
able prices. Lowe Brothers, timers,
1875 N. Fifth street, phone 1894
Black.
The daily sentinel., 1908-07-23

Call rs up wnep yo4 waLt ,
plumber on tnat rush Job. J. q. Ne
Kenzie. phone Red 151: S4S Colo
auo
The daily sentinel., 1908-07-23

The Colorado & Southern will sell
between March 5th and April 30th
one-way tickets via El Paso to Mex
leo City at above extremely low rate
The daily sentinel., 1908-07-23

have money to loan on improved
ranch property. Fred w. Coe.
The daily sentinel., 1908-07-23

Fred Mantey will sell or rent you
tent.
The daily sentinel., 1908-07-23

We want your sswsr connections
: =. NcKoon0
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-15
BETTER TIMES HERE
roTToN MARKET SHOWS SOME
 IMPROVEMENT SATURDAY,.
yVhfse Local Spot Qaotasions Changed aut Little, the Big Market Was surcharEed With an Un-
 ssstal Activity.

with the close Of the week comes the flrst breath Of the long antlclpat- ed better times Surcharged WlAn .l an unusuai activity, the cotton markets Of the world, or at least of this coun- try, opened Saturday, and imnediately the figures for the staple began an up ward career that furnished to Mont rornerfans a demand and consequently an opening for Eoodly lot of bales. There was more selling between tact- ors and e1posssers q, fss sasI In Sitb the excep-
 Local spot 4uotations changed but little. 8 s4 and f5-le cents oelng the round offering for middling. But tn spite of the rather low figures general feeling of exuberance signal Ized the market and the behavior or
 For tiss .sbetter times'' are here. The rise in the big markets is pointed out as a conclusive proof of the arrival ol the good times Spseulstors, toresee- CT n,sv fn small lots. This boosts the market 10 figures such as were witnessed Saturday. The buyers then withdrew, and the market sags- Such was the Identical behavior. and the identical ratse of the markets movements Sat urday. The market opened at its ebant sssn sAg as a 'is hsFblnger M Of prosperity, bought in the big markets. prices were boosted; than sagged- when the buy Ing ssss Snt t Ei tbe Ros bnyiDR gs DR is
 
 mora extensives as the anticipation ot better times fs daily becoming more general. and 1t is expected that a rush will be made soon to buy befors the inevitable raise that comes with prosperity is produced
 Al any rate, the local cotton men look for a better business for next week. more sales. and at potter price and a more hopeful atmosphere in every line of trade In the cttv-
 At the end of the week, figures were posted showing the stock on hand TOT Monfromery to hs 3S160 bales. as against 2d POS bshes for the week ef last year This stock is but slightly greater than thAt ef last week, de- spite fairly heavy receipts during the week. showing eonclusively that the movement of cotton is becoming great
 one marked feature of the life Of the Montgomery cotton world is the disregard of the two mass meaqngs which were held in Memphis and New Orleans during the last week, to fur- ther the holding of cotton. Little IS heard on any hand in regard to the business transacted. or to the efforts to hold for higher price. Montgomery and its vicinity shows dispoSltlon Ie conduct its own cotton business: Wktb- out suggestion or aid from outside au- fhorfties with the exception, of course. of the big markets, in whose lead the Southerners must needs follow ID every transaction.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-15
THE STOCK MARKET

. A%40 AQAAs AN0Ha Af-1HG olJHlHA down of the speculative pace in the stock market today from that of yes terday was due in part no doubt to the customary practice of evening up all financial transactions with the close of
 The disposition to do this is the more pronounced in the case of commitments dependent upon so delicate a, balance as that on which stock prices now hang. especially after so animated a speculation and so pronounced Q rise in prices as has occurred this week.
 The Sunday closed interval with it's possibility of sudden events which might prove a shock to the market fabric makes the practiced operator in able position. There was garnering of profits accrued by those prompted by this sentiment.
 There was a marked decline also or two items in the days news ir. creased the tendency to pause. One was the statement attributed to PresS ident Corey of the United States Seei S,orporaion placing the present work capacity and putting forward the prob anie date for restoration of normal and healthful conditions of business to the middle of next summer.
 The reaction of United states steet was of strong sy pathetic effect on the whole market It was scarcely counteracteJ by the vigorous upwards movement in some other stocks on the list. The New York fractions were among these. not only the stocks but the bonds of that group rising buoy antiy. Prospects for reorganization were ascrfhed as the motive for the movement. The strength of this group and or some others led goo dfaliy tn the second hour but prices weakened again sharply at the close The bank statement disclosed a larger gain in cash than had been expected and the actual week in financiat and speeulaE tive markets was reflected in the loan expansion which was stated at x5s6Vp,- 900 Tn the clearing house averages, but S1ls9o0.o00 in the actual condition with 2 supplementary increase of s7.- 1S0s00 the other hanks anI trust com panies. The deereaee in circulafiOn of $2,270,so0 reported by tho clearing house banks marks the retirement Of notes issued against the one year Unit ed States treasury certifcates which mature on November goth.
 Bonds were strong. Total safee par value $4, 100000. United States Ss. ad- vanced 1-a per cent. on call during the week.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-15
way, every money mover is today treading the straight chalk walk

way every money mover is today treading the straight chalk walk
 Popular Perish.
 To offer ready Christian services to the dead as well as the living, an ors nate little mortuary chapel Is today standing ready for dedication as an adjunct to the 'Idttie Church Around the Corner" the fame of which is now spread throughout the civilized world. For sixty years the good people or tnis popular parish have kept the doors or their edifice open from 6 in the morn. ing until at night to the constant call for marriage and burial rites for the quick, and the dead of every locality and station of the earth. It is to ae- comnodate the dead, awaiting removal to all parts of this country ana the world. that tho new wing or the fa- nous old pile has been built in mem ory of good old pr. Houghton, it's orig inai founder. Millions of humble hearts have been con1forted through the min istratiens of this unique parish which all Gotham is now delighting to honor,
 Racing Ruins
 To cut up Into cheap building lots the wonderful greenswards where rac- ing has relEned for years about this city may be the outcome of plans which are being seriously considered by the Jockey Club leaders here. Ap- parently the sport Of kings cannot thrive unless linked with the sport of the tout, tipster and bookmaker; for it is now admitted that petless racing will soon prove horseless. Though New Workers are becoming readily re- conciled to the banishment of the sporting crew that took their money the sight of the straining thorough. breds circling about these emerald ovals will be one sadly missed in this metropolis. The abandoned stretches of turf will probably sprout with cheap suburban villas next spring. for 1t seems to be generally recognized here that the race horse must go with the race shark.
 VNDod's Welcome.
 That swell society Is preparing 70 pet the fortunate Gen. Leonard Wooq' who has taken up command Of Co., tharn's military post, seems now as- sured. Grim old Governors Island Is belng furbished up Under the eye or inc new commandant and many func- fIons for 'the 400" are already being planned within the gloomy walls or It's fortrass The social leaders are aA- rsady looking forward to the touch Of hrIIiiancv that the gold lace of the military men will give to their Fifth Avenue mansions which are to De thrown open to the stan or the young CT general. Meanwhile the more solid ana staid members of the community will miss the presence of Grant. the sbIe son of a famous father. whose nersonality has won the hearts of all good neopte here.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-15
SCHOONER IS BURNED
ONE MAN KNOCKED 0vERBoARD
 AND DROWNED.
The Crew. Who Were All Intoxicated, Had a Narrow Escape From Being I3urnea--Eaescued Ry Life
 NawarN.

se
 Pensacola. Fla. Nov. 14--(special.l J. The schooner Nautilus was almost con- pleteiy destroyed by fire sons man drowned and the remainder of the crew had a narrow escape yesterday after noon in the gulf of the Pensacola life saving station. when the vessel was proceeding out from Pensacola to the snapper fishing banks.
 The ire was occasionsd by an exs plosien of the gasoline tank. the vessel being an auxiliary one. and equipped with both gasoline power and sail She left here early in the afternoon. and with one exception. the crew was intoxicated to such an extent that they were unable to move about the decks.
 Outside the bay only one man was left to man the vessel and in endeav- bring to Jobe the vessel with the wind, he was struck and knocked overheard. according to members of the life saw ing crew. who were on watch. and he was drowned.
 A few minutes afterwards, one of the crew attempted to start the gasoline engine, but dropped a lighted match. The result was an explosion and the men on the boat had narrow escape from being burned to death on tho water.
 They launched small boat and made for tho life saving station. being res- cued by the crew, which later went to the vessel and extinguished what was left of the ire. @
 The man Henry Gale, who was drowned, was one of the best known dshermen in the city and aithough search has been made for the body. ft has not been recovered
 The schooner destroyed was practic- ally new. having been purchased only two weeks ago by Saunders and Com pany and equipped with q gasoline en- zine.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-15
GOVERNMENTS JUDGMENT
 SS36 ON LAND R0CEEDS

Tn the cases of Ashe and Carson charg- ed in three cases with the conversion of the resources of government lands Judgments aggregating ss36 were rem dered for the United States, after the nearing of the case before Judge Jones, of the United States District Court.
 The lands in question lie in. the southern part of the State. 4 patent had been issued. and later revoked, the possession recurring to the govern ment After the cancellation of the pat ent, 1t is alleged. some of the timber on the land was tapped for turpentine, and the product sold. To regain the proceeds, the government entered suit gaining a verdict of $836.
 Many cases still remain on the dock ct of the court to keep busy bench and jury for month to come; ir case all are, tried. The business to be taken up next week consists altogether of civil suits, some of which are damage suits against corporations, and some government claims.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-15
NEw oRLEANs ooTroN.

New orleans. Nov 14.-Spot cotton was steady unchanged. Middling Shc. sales on opot 1 900 bales; to arrive 500.
 Futures opened quiet and steady at an advance of three to four points very bulish figures relating to mill takinEs caused some confusion among the shorts and they GOV the middle of the morning the active posi- 4ions stood at a net advance of nine and s-s, noints Longs took advantage of the hard spot to realize and this shaved a few points from the advance. the market clos fnR steady at a net advance of five to six
 The week closed with the active months about ten points higher than last week, 8 t-h continent was displayed, the market refusing to sag early in the week on the -nost bearish ginners' report ever issued T,1y fine census bureau cotton ginned to November 1 and late h the week standing fairly steady in the face of one of the largest movements into sight on record
 Much manipulative support was m evil
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-15

New York. Nov 1.-The cotton market opened steady at a decline of one point an December but generally 4RI0 points higher and sold 9mI3 points net higher on buying by trade interests and covering which was promoted by the big spIrnesss takinss. steady cables and talk of an in- ereasing spot demand Business was not more than moderately active and there was aeattering liquidation. but prices held up at practically the best point during the midle of the morning. The market closed steady, with prices net s@i2 points higher
 Heeelpts at the ports today b2043 bales, against 6o.70s last week and a7,72i last year For the week (estimated) fBOO00 bales. against 4Ts.ooo last week and s5t, ,Ss7
 Ioday's receipts at New Orleans iz7ss hales. against 1900 last year and at Hous-
 Futures opened steady and closed steady.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-15
rRANcH1sE OF NEGRO.
Judge Greene Tells Atlas Club it Mu
 RR Taken Away

Be Taken Away.
 Chicago, Nov. 14.-The repeal of the Fifteenth Amendment to the Constitu- tion of the United States. which granted suffrage to negroes was urged as the best and only remedy for solving the problem of the negro race. in an ad- dress delivered by D. A Greene. Judge of the Criminal Court of Birmingham, Ala, at the banquet of the Atlas Club last night.
 When the negro attempts to domi- nate the white man." he said, and ex- ereises political privileges which may lead to prefermept, the limit is reach cd beyond which we cannot go. Take from the negro the right of franchise and you remove the chief cause of fric- ton between the races"
 He referred to the visit of President elect Taft through the South and re- called his words regarding Southern conditions, promising fairness and jus tice to all, but saying: You cannot expect a share In shaping the policies
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-15

o oL, state so long as 1t (the soutsh) is araayed against the Government
 4hese were the words of a pa friotia and sincere man.. the speaker said
 ana they naturally cause us to pause sh1 consider the situation of political day. It is a condition that yye1 n,,,st meet and remedy -
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-15
24g2.
 NOTICE TO CREDITORS
or FIRST MEETING.

"1AsI8 4ANO.
 In the District Court of .ha IJnIt.d s.....- For the Middle District of AIshscnsas In Bankruptcy. "sAna' Tn the nettsr of Preston Harper. Bankr,,n, sS, SoSt 0incs AontSomery. County Mobt,, The afoFesaid party having been ad,,,d.. ss.,.. eAn...!eot, under the Act of ConssSsss. sss1 Snsttdsa An Act to Establish a IJnifhs-s SInstes System cor or Bankruptcy. Throughout tha n,antso, mnlLeo ssato5, approved July lst, Issk m sassSainS 0s tns creditors of said JsaSiSSss,tt g called at the office of the underts tp ups lSssetsIee.si in the United States Court Esiise ,s1,s Aaoslna, on the 2sth dav o; make proof of debts ana sr ths ssSc,,., ha., to os trustee. and such other rnatsers '4o. ea gre necessary and required b. tLa @s Congress aforesaid " tnS <Act ot
 ASA E. srRArToE.
 MontQomsrv Al. ,, RefeFes.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-15

dence but the mainstay of the bull side vas the continued Improvement in trade fcndluona the country over. especially iu Ie texttie trades This improvement in Sne business being done by cotton goods manulactuFers was reflected in very heavy ntlil taklnes which were made known just Nhsn the futurs ring was becoming pessi- mlslle over the movement into sight. The net result of the week was to send Janu- ery ID nina points to 8. SC: while May was sent up II points to s.sl
 Sposa iost l-i6e for the week on sales or lAsAse ca the spot. compared with 5ss0 week ago. to arrive $500 aeainst el7s.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-15
GRAIN AND PRovIsIoNs

wisconsin Central 4s =. .s.. ...... s7S cSsasS slssse sNszrY No7 sg 4ss in Argentina had a depressing effect nn the local wheat market today. but the close was steady with prices un- the fnal uuotations of the previous aession. Corn was strong. Oats were ee4y and provisions steady.
 Duilness of q pronounced type char sentiment during the greater Dart of the day was bearlsh News of inc day was almoet entirely Of | kind to ens eonraKe the beans. Heavy rains were light showers vera said to havc visit % the Bouthern section where. the dFouth has been severe Export busf- ness ness was st a .tapadstilI .a both in the wheat at the sample tables was tn slow demand The market closed steady with Dscefahst at 1os l-f and
 Buying of corn for May delivery es- tifnated at f50.00e Co 1000, ,000 by lending elevator interest was the fea- ture of trade in the corn market. As closed at net gains of 1-4ai- 2a5-S with December at 63 1-4a3-4 and May at 6s. There was an improved demand by Easterners for the cash gain ship pers and prices were up 1-2c.
 Trade in oats was extremely dull and prices moved over a range of about 1-4c. Prices at the sample tables were lac higher. The market closed steady with prices about un. changed with December at 4S 7-8 and May at 61a1-sc.
 Provisions were dull nearly all day and weak tone prevailed. until late in the session. when the market be- came drIner on buying hy shorts The early weakness was due to con inued liberal receipts of live hogs here and at other Western packing centres. The strength of corn had a bullish effect. Prices at the cloRe wcre a shade to 6c higher
 Tlee laading futures for ths day rsased
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-15
Accounting and Auditing:

Sheldon Audit Go, Atlanta, Ga Public Accountants and Auditors. Systems ADdIts
 Examinations. Our MT. Sheldon is now in Montgomery. Exchange Hotel and would be glad to confer with anyone interested in accounting and auditing. Tt
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-15
THE METAL. ATARKrTs

New York, Nov. l4.--Themetal markets were quiet and more or less nominal in the absence Of cables. Tin is quoted at SSo 2s@ SaO.5O-
 Copper is rather easier In tone with lake quoted at s14 S7b @62h; electrolystic $1A. 25 @87h and casting at $14.00@2R
 Lead remains quiet at s4,sE@4O; and spelter steady at S5 100 @S5. 05.
 Iron was unchanged.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-15
DRY annns nrAnrnr

New York Nov. t4.-The dry gootds mar kst closed firm with oottons linens. mems wear yarns and some lines of silks. showing an upward tendency in prices. JoBbers are doing very fair trade for the season and are receiving better advance ordess Large sales of domestic cottons have been made
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-15
No. sts1.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
or FIRST MEETING

@RSf MEETING
 Tn sne District Court of the United s,..... Ropt,rs5 txns Middle District of AIaban,s-.tGIS, In the the. matter n of win Dennis. Bans,,,r,
 xomsrS 9s Vlnes S1. AMontgomery County Atobt Rs.ils. li,osssaid party having been adtuASss . sssanAFnpg under the Act of r.SsaSsSee r.S1sSsSe ee sss.llsa snstlsa Al Act to EstahlIsk a Tini9,rs, rSs tSS ssin stl oa Bankruptcy Throughout tha fir1na tn@ approved July Ist. iSsS rteat lnS or the Creditors of said BanIs;r,,Treee Teee.- sres eo ,n ~ "a" price of tho undersigned :ref. Montsomery. Alabama on tbs Ss,t ao.ase. po,,y novemesf next. at 10 o'clock. A. M. to TUot TTrUsto or de6ts and for the election os s 1lustee and such other raatters F a ssess sSessssty and required by the Act of Con.
 ASA E. sTEATToN.
 Mcnteorsrv At D, Referee.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-15

The percentage of actual reserve of the clearing house banks at the close of busi- ness yesterday was 7.3O.
 The statement of banks and Trust compa- nies or Greater New oYrk not members of tutions have aggregate deposits of SlO7s- 42eSOo; total cash hand s137s7 soc and loans amounting to Se75 a11. 300
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-15
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
LONDON STOCKa

I-onuon. Nov. 14.-Amerieans were the firmest section of the stock market today. The buoyancy of Wall Street was reflected here and professional support for steel. the Hartman issues and St. Paul carried the list over parity. This Improvement was maintained and the market finished steady
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-15

Wilmington, Nov 14.-Spirits turpentinC 37Nc; receipts a7 casks. Rosin steady @ 50; receipts 70 barrels. Tar firm s2 00; receipts 20 barrels.
 Crude turpentine firm Sl 75. &2-50 and S2. 50; receipts 62.