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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-16
FARM EXPERTS DEMONSTRATE Conference Outlines the
 Years Work. ALABAMA IS PARCELED OUT 10 Garry Object Lessons to Farmers
 Own Rows. H. E. sayeIy, of wash:ngton. Met Here With Alabama Agents ard Planned Work In Several countie. for
 Next Year.
ALABAMA IS PARCELED OUT

A meeting of agricultural experts | fuiI of interest to the farmers of Ala oana. was held yesterday at the Ex- change Hotel. during which sn exten- sive program of demonstration work on Alabama soil was outlined for the year now beginning. The demonstration on farms Is to be done ..der the sxuid- ance Of representatives of the Wash ington Department of Agriculture. Il. E. Savely. general assistant In farm demonstration work of the Bu- reau of Plant Industry, with headquar- ters in Washington. D. C.. headed the conference yesterday morning. He was advising with R. S. Wilson. of cclum- bus. Miss. executive agent fer the States of Alabama and Mississippi; J. c. Phelps. of Evergreen. director for South Alabama. and J. A. Wade, direct or for North Alabama.
 The experts. at the conclusion of the discussion. left on afternoon and even ing trains for their respective head quarters. fully satisfied with the work that has been done and that is to be done. The work of farm demonstra- ton. looked upon generally as one of the most effective departments of the Bureau of Plant Industry, must neces- sarily be done with patience. The ap- propriatton for the purpose is limited and the talent and time are also Him.
 
 After everything was mapped out however, it was announced that the demonstration would be done in the following counties of South Alabama: Monroe. Conecuh, Escambia, Baldwin. Lowndes, Dallas. Montgomery, Bullock. Pike and Lee. These are the counties that will be worked under the super vision of J. c. Phelps. MT Phelps is a graduate of the Alabama Polytech- nic Institute and Is regarded as a com petent expert to conduct the work as- signed to him, having been attached to the Department service for about two years.
 To each agent in the State arc given assistants who attend to the details cf the demonstration in a limited area. The work is fairly new in Alabama. having been hitherto pursued only In a few of the South Alabama Counties and then only beginning last year.
 The general plan of the enterprise is to go to the actual farms of the grow CT, interest him in the scientific culti- vation of the soils in the staple pro. ducts and without cost to him begin a demonstration of what particular char. acter of soil will do Ut it's best. The theory will be explained in language and the practical working of the theory will be demonstrated before the eyss of the farmer. Ho will be told what two acres will do side by side, one de-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-16
BANKS NOT EAGER.
To Take Advantage of AIdrich-vrreIand
 Currency Bill.

To Take Advantage of AIdrich-yrreIand Currency Bill. Washington Special.
 The banks of the country are not eager to take advantage of the Aidrich- -vrceland currency bill passed at the last session of Congress. according to reports received at the Treasury Department. The law autor- ! izes banks to form associations for the pur- pose of Issuing emergency currency. such issues. of course. to be subject to the ap- proyai of the Secretary of the Treasury
 It has been discovered that while the law makes ample provisions for banks to enter such an association. no provision whatever Is made for their getting out Thus a bank after becoming a member of the organization must always be a mem Der, no matter hoN earnestly it's directors and stockholders may desire to have 1t get out
 But this appears to be the minor ob- jection with many of the larger banks It seems that when an association is formed any bank in such association's ter ritory which may desire to come In must be allowed to do so Thus a dozen of the largest national banks In the city of New York might be organized into a currency association. Should & little country bank, located near that city. desire to como into this particular association, it could not be denied membership Now the magnates might not like to be associated with the
 
 is not the chief ground Of objection on the part of the big banks. Each of the banks composing the association has one vote and more. that the little rural bank, located on Long Island. would have pre- cisely the same authority in such an asso- citation as would be exercised by the Nat tional City Bank of New York Naturally enough. the high priests of high finance do not wish to be in an association which is likely to be controlled by such little fell lows, especially as there is no means Of getting out
 The currency makeshift" denounced as such by both parties. apparently will fail utterly to accomplish the things expected of it. And money with which to move the crops of the South and West must be forthcoming in few weeks Where 1t is to come from is mystery that the Treas ury Department and the banks, as we'll as the farmers and planters, would like to have solved.
 Meanwhile Senator Aldrich says the pre- sent national banking system. under which the country has just passed through a panic in time of unprecedented plenty, is good enough for him"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-16
LIBRARY IN TROY.
Contract Made for Erection of stru

 Contract Made for Erection of strue-
 ture
 Troy. Sept. 15.-(Special 1.-The con tract for the erection of the Carnegie Library here has been made with Fox Henderson and work on the building will commence at once.
 The building is to be completed by January 1. Frank Lockwood of Mont gomery has been employed as the ar- chitect.
 Mr. and Mrs. Lamar Jernigan, who have been making their home In Col orado for the past six months on &C., count of their little girls health are expected back in Troy soon, the little girl having entirely recovered.
 Saturday night at the home of Charles Brown, who lives four miles from Troy, Miss Maggie Evans. daugh- ter of Mir. and Mrs. John Evans, was married to MT. James Harris. The cer- emony was performed by Rev. W. P. Howell of Andalusia.
 A telegram anouncing the death of Miles Collier of New York was receiy- ed yesterday by his brother. pr. J. Nj. Collier
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-16
MT. w. c. Fritter, Dothan;
BOARD OF DIRECTORS

CHAS. HENDERSON, Troy, Ala, Presi- dent Alabama Railroad Commission. R. A. MITCHELL, Gadsden. Ala, Man ager Dwight Manufacturing Company. C. C. HANSON, Atlanta. Ga, President Gulf and Atlantic Compress COmpan- ies.
 WM. A. DAVIS, AnnistOn, Ala, Man ager Annist0n City Land Co.,, and Alabama Mineral Land Co. RICHARD ". MASSEY, Birmingham. Ala, President of Massey Business
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-16

W. T. BROWN. Ragland, Ala, PresI dent Ragland Coal Company. COL. HENRY R. SHORTER, Birming ham, Ala, Insurance. ". W. CRAWFORD, Birmingham, Ala. President American Trust and saVinRl Bank. FRANK NELSON, Birmingham, Ala President Empire Coal Co. CHAS. 4. sTTLLNGAN, BirutDRhann, Ala. Resident Manager Rogers, Brown q Company.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-16
Sheath GoUn Is Not "Open
 to Criticism" on Mr. Meerfief

the contrary. Certainly. Mir. Meertiei looked all right.
 'Is the sheath gown naughtyT
 No" emphatically say the commit tee--that is. when Mir. Meertief wears it.
 But . real. practical demonstration Is to be given before the next meeting Of the executive committee in formal session. and this time MT. Meertief will not wear the cause of all the trouble. He will have a real model, and the sheath gown may be open put not necessarily so." and Madame Delaney will be given q final decision.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-16

The school is in charge of Prof Claude Hardy, who has assisting him an able corps of teachers.
 Monday. September 21. an election TOT niayor and Aldermen will be held here, W. c. Jackson. T. I. Jones and ". H. Hawkins are candidates for tho Mayoralty. an da very interesting race is looked for.
 Miss Rhoda Hawkins is visiting her brother, W. H. Hawkins.
 Chancery Court is in session todav but there ie very little business to come before the court. " 'onie
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-16

J. c. MABEN, Birmingham, Ala, Pres ident Sl0ss Steel and Iron Co. SIDNEY J. BOWIE, Birmingham. Ala. Attorney. THOs. w: COLEMAN. Eutaw, Ala, for
 neriy Justice of Supreme Court of Alabama.
 MORTIMER M. BALDWIN, Birming- ham, Ala, Attorney. w, 0. HARRISON, M. D., Birmingham, Ala, Surgeon.
 CLARENCE J. PALMER, Birmingham, Ala, Insurance. WILLIAM D. JELKs. Birmingham. Ala. Governor of Alabama. 10Oi-I9O7.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-16
AGENTS: Col H. R. Shorter; Col. O. P. eault

Nj. P. LeGRAND. Montgomery, Ala. Vice-PresIdent First National Bank. W. ". SCREWS, Montgomery, Ala, EdI. tor Montgomery Advertiser" J. CRAIG SMITH, Montgomery, Ala. Treasurer of Alabama, I0OI-I9O6. ". F. VANDIVER, Montgomery, Ala. Vandiver & Co.,, Wholesale GrOcers. GEO. H. MALONE, Dothan, Ala, Mer- chant and Banker.
 B. A. THOMPSON, Birmingham, Ala, Real Estate.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-16

JOHN B. KNOX, AnnIstOn, Ala. Att torney.
 ROBERT JEMISON. Birmingham, Ala, President Birmingham Railway, Light and Power Co. SAMUEL D. WEAKLEY. Birmingham, Ex-Chief Justice Supreme Court of Alabama. EDWARD H. CABANIss, Birmingham. Ala, Attorney. JOHN l.. RAUL, Birmingham, Ala, President Raul Lumber Co. RUFUS \. RHODES, Birmingham, Ala, Editor "Birmingham News" }. N. MILLER, Camden, Ala, Attorney,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-16
Farmers aa Governors.

IT,
 Farmer is candidate for governor fin Delaware, Good farmer ought to make good governor. More brains and en- ergy and judgment and tact are neces- sary nowadays to make a successful Farmer than are required in the office
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-16

definite statement could not be ob- tained yesterday
 The controlling stock of the Mont gomery Traction Company is owned by Philadelphia capitalists
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-16
''Dee-lighted', WItb M.,n-

Oyster Bay N. Y. Sept. 1s.-Mr r., secretary to the President said today Ina. fresident Roosevelt was highly niss.aa with hte result of the election in M.ss yesterday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-16
A Minor Topic.

MIIWauKee Sentinel
 New York is so engrossed with the Sa- lome dance that is has no time to de- vote to the consideration of tariff reduc-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-16
NEWS OF CAMDEN.

Camden. Sept 15.-(Special. )--The Camden public school opened yester- day with an attendance of 120.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-16
MONEY TO LOAN

Capt. R. F. Kolb, Mon tgomery.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-11-19
NOW IS THE TIME TO WAKE
THE BIG NOISE.

Tbc assembling Of congress in
short session is only a little more
than Two weeks IN the distance, So
that fl would De wen to organize for
the statehood struggle which We hope
viii be- tho last.
while the Indications are that all
the powers that be- are favorable to
the carly admission of the territories.
action might easily DE delayed by the
press of other matters unless the
statehood business is strongly pre-
scented by those most Interested.
There win be the big %appropria-
ton bills, and though the majority
program Includes 40 waste Of time on
the tariff question. it is pretty certain
that the minority viii endcavor to go
record, so that there is 4 %probabil-
itv HAT some time viii be consumed
I'm fruitlcss debate.
But a strong local organization,
with "a carefully planned campaign.
We think will give a statehood bin a
sufficient impetus to drive it through
congress within the next three
months.
New Mexico has been organized
for this fight for months In fact,
our sister territory for years has
been ~unorganizcd as to a state
hood fight, but two strong %organiza-
tons are better than one.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-11-19

ASK rliE REAL ESTATE MAN.

The real estate men probably have
a better chance Ia feel the busIue.
pulse ~ the people than amy OF the
rest of ua. and III you viii ask amy of
those gentlemen whore ho stapds on
Ii sewer question. be VIII tcll you
that h. flvufr Tho building oflt. right
away; that tho want 49, au efficient
sewer system la doing more thau tu
other things together 10 t,tird tn,
growth IL tHr town Thcu ASK him
which Of the sovcral plans proposed
he Is IN favor Of ana d. WiI inform.
you Vert promptty and very positively.
thut hr f4eors ths piln most Hkrl, I'D.
10 approved hp the poopla at the.
polls. when ne work IS gn impora-
tlyeis demanded bv r,a.ons both of
sanitation and III d|crrnry. d. uIIl t,H
you that II la wicked for ua Ia split
hairs about The way a. do H.
though. when I'll, hntlte eaa on are
WI rhould etop 10 arplo as a. Vhcthor
ie were better ta ciirry tho ttfInrs out.
By the front door on ia baok door.
That rs a very fair gtntcmtnt Of mo
case. w want the sewer, am. ve dol
not want any DELAY in n getting Of IT,
And we ara more ana mnrepnn4need
that the only bond n-forositnn Tint
can be made Ia carry. ip tho p|rrsrul
state Of nnbllr sentiment. fq tho mon.
osiiion e. sewer me- whole town. ana
let the whole town issue iour.ttms
bonda H. oa, f.t
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-11-19

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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-10-26

Jwcob Alexander OF Big Island
township, was operpted On today
at the Central Emergency hospital
Born to Mr. and Mrs. {. /. Ian
don, OF Scranton Avenue, Sunday
morning, son. ..... ...
There will be meeting held
by the Francis Willard N.'C r.
L. ut the County Jail this evening,
Oct. 20.
Albert and Thomas Murphy, sons
Of T. j. Murphy, of Bennett street,
are recovering from a long seigc with
typhoid fever.
A delicate opcrglion was per.
formed upon the little son of Mr.
and Mrs. l.. Caskey Of Scuat,
street Sunday morning by Dr. H. i
Lower
The fact that Dr.. J. l.. Hanslcy
has been appointed pastor of the
Otterbein circuit has given rise to a
report that he is to leave the city
Or. Hensley states that he will con
tinue to reside here while attending
to his new duties.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-10-26
ERIE SLEUTHS
IN A FIGHT
Currie and Hostetter Battle
in Eating House.
ONE DRAWS BLACK JACK
And the Other Pulls a Re.
volver.
Dayton De- ectiy c Stops the Fracas-
Disgrscefnl Affair will be Inves.
tigated by Company.

A quarrel which for a time prom
ised to result in desperate conflict
occurred at the union depot eating
house late Saturday nigh, when Erie
detectives +. c. Currie and Joseph
Hostettor came to battle, Witnesses
state.
Spectators who saw the anrly
state that Hostettcr had bccCma par
tally intoxicated and had gone to
sleep in one of the waiting rooms.
About I o'clock Sunday morning de
tective Currie intcrfered with his as.
sociates nap and Il quarrel arose.
Many hot words were exchanged and
finally Hostetter drew .'blacli jack
and struck at his opponent. 1t is
said that Currie thereupon drew a
revolver and bloody scene would
have undoubtedly occurred had It not
been for the interference of Detective
Flynn, of Dayton, who happened to be
near
Outside of few bruises, neithed de-
tective was injured The men were
greatly enraged and spectators were
much excited over the incident. As
the guns flashed into view, there was
a mad fush for the exits.
The incident was Immediately re
ported to Chief Of the Erie detectives
and it is said that both detectives
will be dismissed as a result Of the
encounter, if the charges are proved.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-10-26
BIG RALLY
AT CALVARY
Large Numbers Hear Ser
Vices Sunday.
REV. u. c. BERGER
Church Official Conducts
the Meetings.
-
Epworth Sunday School hold
Rally Day Services That are
Extremely Interesting.

Rally Week at Calvary EvPngell.
cal church reached its climax in the
services OF yesterday. Nearly three
hundred were resent in the Sunday
school session and the enthusiasm
of the day shows a good condition
in Sunday School work and prom
ises good results for the coming
months.
The preaching hour was entcre1
without intermission, the entire
school, with the exception of a
few OF the primary departments, re,
manning to hear the address of Rev.
r. G.. Berger OF Cleveland, Ohio
Geueral sunday School and Young
Peoples Alliance Secretary of the
church. Although Rev. Bergcr's adj
dress had to do with the "Teach.
er and His TrPining" it was inter
csting to the children and to the
teachers and older folks is was in.
spring. At the close of the service
thirty publicly expressed their pur.
pose to enter the new Teachers
Training class.
The special music Of this sorvic,
consisted of solos by Mrs. c. T.
Iachman End Miss Ada Barringel
and a selection by the male quar-.
tet. Rev Berger also addressed tn,
Junior Young Peoples Alliance In
their afternoon rally, pnd dellghtef
the eager Juniors. The evening ser.
vice Of the Senior Alliance was adj.
dressed by the visiting secretary
and a large audience greeted hir
ri z o'c'ock' The theme Of The
evening was "Nlethods IN Youn;
Peoples Work" The interest in tn,
message was bv no means limited e
those specifically addressed.
The speaker proved very helpfu
to the Young peorle in their per
son'l life and organized work.
A duet by Mrs C. u. Zachmo,
and Miss Ada Barringer a solo b,
!" o. Ruhlman and two selection,
by the choir wore the special mus,
cal numbers Of the evening. Cal
vary church is greNtly pleased witt
rally week,
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-10-26
Prospect Man, Struck Rob
bed and then Put in River
OCCURS NEAR COLUMBUS
Hold-up Men Evidently
Thought Him Dead.
Hairy Selines Crawls Out of Cold
Stream and Lies Helpless on
Bank Police investigating.

The Columbus Sunday papers relate
startling incident disclosing the
assault, robbery and attempted mur-
der of a Marion county boy, which
took place near the capitol city, Sat
urday night.
known young farm hand of near
Prospect, was the victim. Selines left
Prospect Saturday morning and start
ed to walk to Columbus in search Of
work. While walking between Elm
wood and Columbus he met two men,
one OF whom struck him on the head
with club The blow rendered him
unconscious. After searching him,
the ruffians cast the apparently life
less form into the Olentangy river
from bridge. Selines was revived
by the cold water and managed to
struggle TO the shore. After lying
on the bank for several hours, he re-
covered and walked to Columbus,
where he related the story to the po-
lice.
Selines had but thirty five cents, Il
mouth harp and knife in his pock-
cts and these we're taken by the rob
bers. The Columbus police believe
that the highwaymen were laying for
some particular person and by mis-.
take, assaulted the young man. The
rifflans after striking their victim
with a club, undoubtedly believed that
they had killed him, and in order TO
dispose Of the body, dumped it into
the river.
The Columbus police were given ex-
cellent descriptions of the men and
are making search for them. 1t Is
believed that the highwaymen are the
same ones who have been working
in Columbus and vicinity for some
time and the police are hot on the
trail.
Selncs had been working on the
Crawford farm south of Prospect,
having been employed there during
!. the summer. as farm hand. When he
hppeared at Columbus police head
quarters he had bad wound in his
head and was weak from the loss of
blood. The young man was given a
cot at the police station Saturday
night and was placed in the hands of
friends, Sunday.
We want wheat at the Flour mill,
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-10-26

Rally Day was observed in the
sunday school of Epworth NJ. =.
church Sunday morning. The At
iendance was large. the progrpm
rendered was most interesting ana
the service throughout very help
rul to the Sunday School workers
Cf that church
Promptly at . o'clock the orchcs
ira cpened the service and follow
dng this was the procession of the
prim'ry classes following their ar.
ranGcment, This feature was Of much
interest.
Mrs Grare Sifritt gave short
talk, taking as hc" subject "Worls
of Cheer From the Primary De-
rartment" She urged the necessity
of good work in this deoodtment
and gave the members of the class
es much credit for good work in the
past G. w, HAYS discussed 'Our-
selves-The Iunt0r Dcpartmeut.'
Mrs. A. f. Smith, formerly of this
city but now Of Ada, Ohio, gave
q verv interesting talk un0n
''GreetrIrs From Ada" "The
Greater Sunday School of Epworth"
was the topic of remarks by the
pastcr, Row. D. r. Bailey, in which
he complimented the children and
the teachers for their able work
Following the reading of the re
ports the seryicc closed with a
song.