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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-21
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PROPOSED AMENBHEEI Sc

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PROPOSED AMENDMENT No rs.
A resolution and proposition. a.
amend sertion - Of Article ~ 81
the nuhmiksion 81 such proposed
amendment 20 the qualified voters
81 the city 81 Seattle at the urtt
general election.
iie u resolved ~ the city Council
81 the city ~ NeHttie
That Section 81 ~ Article ~ uf
che cts Charter Of the city Of So
attic be- amended 70 rad as follows
Hsttion Ths city Cognell
tNrutN taNi not more than nlhtF
ts6i days before the biennial el-c.
zion. cause % b. printed IL pamphlet
form for distribution e. ritiEenH APP
piYins therefor a f4!t ana intel-
NEhls statement 81 all tie revenue
and expense ~ every dHHe firflOu for
tie two 40 ssdinE fiscal years
ending on the thirty first day 81
December neat pfseeilhE such state
meni. ineiBdinE ait The moneys
Whlch have PASSED Through TIE
hands nf the Treasurer Tor any pur-
puHs whatever. together with fhe dlf.
ferant sources 81 city revenue the
amount received from each. the sew
.rai appropriate ions made b The city
Council. the objects for which tho
same we're made anh the sums "a.
pended Tor each. aud ans money
borrowed upon the credit 81 the
city whether - temporary leans or
81 the lhsus - heHaes tie terms
upon Which ID vas obtained. the au-
fforitF undef nhtnh II Nsa borrowed.
ard tHs purpose to which II WAS
applied and low mitch = the same
81 other city indebtedness has been
Frraia aud bV Whaf usHna Tho
statement shall also iHeiudr = de-
tailed account - cItY Properly. per
sonai and real tie estimated value.
and. NJ rented Co uhun and ca what
terms ard % existing dshfs - every
description. aud of tie condition ~
the SINKING fanan. II any with all
ether information necessary Tor q
fun unasFsiandia9 Il the financial
concerns 81 tie eitY snt more
tlkn tao thousand copies - any
such pamphlet shall be printed
And b. n further rshniFed that
thr same IL hereby submitted o. the
qualified voters % the eIts q H.
sttie fnr their ratification az refer-
finn AZ The nest keunHat election 10
b. held Aarch 4 ICES
Passed tho gtff Council the Cad
dsg - January. tfat aud signed
81 me in open session ia aathsnfis
cation ~ its passage thia .ad aay
g II. BURNETT. IN.
President ~ ths eitg gounrtt
ftied ihr End day ~ January. 1905
~ " CARROLL.
Clty compsroiisr aud e uffioio city
bsis % nr., publication. rsbraary
.. 1909
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-21
nIRnIITIaN "A ~

RESOLUTION No 1872.
PROPOSED AMENDMENT NO n.
A resolution and proposition 20
amend Subdivision thirty second 81
Section rs of Article ~ OF the city
Charter Of the city Of Seattle.
Resolved that subdivision thirty
second Of Section Is Of Article "
Of The city Charter be amended 90
as 10 read as follows
''Thirt Y-aecand To license tax.
confinc within limits Of time and
place 20 be by the city Council Pre-
acfihcd and to otherwise regulate
tho selling or giving away OF other
disposal OF intoN icatiuE. snirltuous.
malt. vinous, mixed ur fermcntod
liquors and the collection 90 the H.
cenSc money therrfrum for the usp
~ tho city. Prov iaed. that 40 Ncsnn.
shall be granted - an person ef
persons who shall act firH, comply
with ~. Esmrfsl avs 80 Inv state
m torc. az III. tim. the sam. &.
granted aud provided furths, that
sns power -: III. 80. Council shall
he ygr>hsr subject g. IT.. limitation
snf s..'fi. s,..s isfs.ns ftss s.t
forth
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REsoLUTloN No. ltta.

RESOLUTION No f147.
PROPOSED AMENDMENT Ne. T.,
amend se5 s.s,,o ard pFoFoai v, 70
the city Charter and providing fof
the suhmiaaiou Of such proposed
amendment 20 the qualified voters
Of the CITY OF seattle at the fpaxt
general election
ne 4 resolved BY tho city Council
Of the city 81 Seattle
That section . Of Article VIII Of
the city Charter Of the city u Sc.
attic he amended 90 read as foiiowH'
section .. First-att shall be the
duty OF The Superintendent Of lAaht-
Ing and Water Works 20 ftHidiF en-
force the provisions Of all lighting
contracts 20 recommend To the
board changes. removals or install.
lntiouH 81 light. aud. under The con.
snail have acquired or eouatfuutfd
any lighting or power plant to tax
charge ~ aud direct the operation
aud maintenance OF the same lie
board. have the management and
control Of tho operation aud main.
tananCe OF tho water works and
water system ~ the city tie phA II
enforce all ordinances and the rules
Of the board relating TO his depart.
inent He shall appoint, under civil
serVica rules. supervise and control
all Officers and employees IN his de-
partinent lie shall cause To- be
Kept proper accounts with all CON
aumers OF water and light and shall
every ninety t90l DAYS compile a
atstsment OF the names and proper
~ OF such consumers az are dalin-
qusnt, ana shall forthwith cause the
service 10 these consumers to be dis
continued.
The city Treasurer shall collect
the bills issued by the water and
lighting department and shall issue
receipts Tor the moneys collected.
and shall report daily To the city
Comptroller tho amounts collected.
The city Comptroller shall ut
least once each MONTH or oftennf N
required present to the BOARD OF
Public Works complete report of
the transactions OF the Lighting aud
Water Department, including re
eeipts from all sources aud ekpendi-
lures, together with statement
showing tho financial condition Of
thu Department. The city council
shall provide by ordinance all nrces
aary rcguistionr for the proper
guidance % the cts Treasurer add
tss suSsrLatssdosss 81 lighting ans.
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nf,Huf.ffTfoS Ne fffk
PROPOSED AME~uMEkr NJ IL
a RESOLUTION aaa pfapssslt!an g
lie els chsftsr and rasstalnr To-
the suhfuiasiun uf sueh proposed
amendment % the utsatl lifted VOTERS
n tho cts - ssatils at the neat
krnsfai eiarfiau
~ tt resolved - tie IsHtH gauurti
% the CitY - Hsaffia
That ssgiion u AHtteie NNff ~
tho Glff Charter 81 the EHfF ~ BE-
attic, ~ amended - a. - read a.
foiiows
ssction ? All engineers employed
s ssssr !" pfsssses h 90 - shall ~
licensed annually after - saamiua
tisa ~ to fitness ard capacity ~
tis following manher the civil
Service Commission stall appoint q
board - examiners 81 three tat
furmhsra wha shall examine aud
reniff al applicants fer engineer ~
license under sarh r4isH - may D.
urssrrit-ai By tie civil SER Zee Com.
mission The members Of the Huard
- Examiners shall receive such sal
arr or compensation - tho city
council may ~ ordnance prescribe
Aud BE- II further Hnaafs 3D. that
The foregoing amendment D. and TIE
same 10 hereby submitted 70 the
qualified voters - tie e4tF % Ne.
attis for their ratification Or rsl~c.
zion ~ ths most general ell ton 70
10 held March d fshs
Passed the cts Council the 2nd
DAY 90 January. 1905. and signed b9
me BOZ upsn session IN authorization
~ its passage this Sod aa2 Of Ian
usrY. 1905
q " BURNETT. JH
President Of the ETY. Council
Iiisa the snd day ~ January. ta1s
~ " CARROLL
city Comptroller and sx.afficio city
CLERK
pats Of first publication. February
/. sos
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-21

RESOLUTION No fIta
PROPOSED AMENDMENT ~ 70
frs .l,,,., go .s .qpssiilg i =,
the submission n sHeh PROPOSES
Amendment 90 the qualified Fnfsfs
- tie citF - seattle ~ the hetf
general election. Haf
ts u resnitsd ty the city csufsfl
- che CltY ~ seattle
That section 81 Article N1N 4
ihs tlss Charter ~ ths cts Il r..
.tti- ~ amended 80 AZ % FeAa y
fnliaMn iii
section q The ifbfasian shah "
elected by the Board ard sabisrt "a
removal ~ n, ard shall isnsesss
such qualifications with respect e.
experience. ahilitv citizenship. eisr.
tefsi capacity and Residence - the
beard MAJ fsIutfr nftxf civil
Service rules be- shall - and Nlfh
- eogssni of ne iitrsff heard.
have ths appointment ant removal
af al suborainsts employees ef the
library.
AL b. n further resolved that
tie fofsEuius amendment be ard
he sssae o. hereby submitted Il the
qnsiified voters % tie cts 81 Sc
attis for their ratification Or fesee4
ton AZ the nest gHuaF@i sAaeEHen g.
ha held tho ard day - Nafuh. iHes
Passed the CITY Cmunstf tho Ind
aaY q lauuary tfet ard signed -
m.s IN open asseion q aathentisatlan
Of Sc pasaaEn this sna DAY Of Jan
g ~ BURNETT. IN.
President - the city Council
PILED the 2nd day af tanuary tes
" " CARROLL
city Comptroller and oN-offieie city
pate Of first publication. February
I. 1893
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date beyond December aiat. 1887
minority W the city pouosil5 la
eiadiug not less than one-thlfd nf All
the members elected. shall have the
rlnht and power to Invoke refer
endum vote un franchise ordinance
without thu ulinH ot amy petition
therefor
Tire ufas lsinna az section 81. A.
IirIH ~ uf che iunTtrr htiuH lH cen
fiIet with the provisions Of thiH HtNz
flaH aHe hereby superseded
MItHaaa ut haud thia isi daf II Feb
o. W tAuNHfzf4
siea Comptroller and Et nineia ~
nafa u first publication. February
1 lHHk
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RESOLUTION NO. Is "a
PROPOSED AMENpMhNi

EAt#H Ass7H a aNfN' .
resolution and prep p IA 4 I
amend section 81 Of Art,sS,m., fe 2
elfN charter. and proF.u,.'s"sSa a1al,'
aalsn4# sion 90 such propo..rs x =
r5ent h. tie qualified No s., rssr
cItv Of Seattle at the NV
Ne ID resolved by tic 9"
~ tha= gItv 81 seattle ,.,i.,e "
THat section 81 o. e ,,',x q g
a. -. charter Of the w q .
ne be amended SO as 70 w.
section 81. A daily neessAlIsne
aeaefHl circulation az. IN on
NV to be stylcd ,S.sIsnat2
s....s5,3e.sr shall he ues s,Ss ~
a. faiiaWiug manner - the q
tss5HlIs works shall on .,h n
Monday in august :" az len U
sai,ss Ia BE- puhllsny,,a', inns Ssnds'
Incentive days. eNei'., sw sIa.e'
+ fHe CITY official n,,,"saafs<
IA a. tie awaers az, ,.ssrosae
- = zones fof sealed ps'l,se
- - eitv priaiigss Tor ssA|
next ensuing ness. T. aecar:r..,
wht..h proposals -sii.-S - ssrs< \
h a ssrtiflci chess 49,, i've q
I, -. city in tlgn -~S san, ~
.ar, ave hanaEz - 49, ne
49, 60 th4 - ~ ~ - 2
i,.sssifsF. AEs S'zse
e
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-21

ruoroann AMENpMENr So I
\ resolution and proposition q
amend anhdi,ision q OF segtiun
at Article ~ 81 the city ehaftefl
aud providing Tor the submission Of
such pfnpnned amendment to the
qualified voters 81 the city Of BE
attls at the neat general eiee ton.
Tie IL nfda Aimed bY The city tanneil
uf the city 81 seattle az tatlasH
rhat subdivision e. ~ Section 7
Of Article ~ 90 thr cay Charter
Of thc city % seattle Dc amended
so aa 60 read as follows
ssuhdixialnu a. Each member OF
the city Council shall receive an an
uual salary 81 ~ SOC 90. pas ahis
monthly. A deduction nf tieee for
each absence shalt be- made ftum tie
SALARY 81 each member who shall
be absent from any regular meeting
% tile city Council"
And b. Il further resolved that
the foregoing amendment he and
the same L. hereby submitted to the
qualified voters 81 the city Of Sc
attic fur their ratification OF fslee5
ton Al the next general eleetan T.
he held On the srd day OF March
Passed the city Council the soth
daY Of hse~mhcr 1891 and HiEued
b. me 70 open session ~ sathestl.
y Ia r. REYNOLDS.
frsstdsnt pro ten Of The city
FILED b me ,his seth DAY Of De.
s'''s a. w. CARROLL.
CITY Comptroller and eA-offielo city
rate OF first publication. February
l. iaak
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-21
HEROIUTiON Ne lfae.
PROPOSED AMENnAIt Ut NJ

HtHAfNaI ION Nj AfAH
PROPOSED AMENDMENT No >
A resolution and proposition 6
amend section ! 81 Article VIII 81
a.. cts Charter. and providing ful
the submission or such proposed
amendment O. the qualified voters
% the cts % Seattle at the nest
general sissflon
lls u resolved hF the cts Council
81 fhe CttY 81 Seattle
That section 1 u Article VII Of
the city Charter 20 the cts Of Sc
atIls BE- amended 80 as to rad -
follows
s,stiou !. There shall es sad e
Works. which shall consist Of i've
fHf members. 10 wlt
~ The tity Engineer 80 The
HHrsfinteudeut 81 Streets sHd asN
efH 80 The HspeFletsa sisat q
liShiigE and water wesss 80
- The superintendent Of fubtir
The Chairman ~ uaia Hoard shall
- appointed annually ~ tie Ma af
The n-fnh~rn 81 the ttuafu. &c Hurh.
shall receive NO compensation
Aud b. it further resolved. that
the foregoing amsudfurnt b. and
fhs same ia hereby submitted to the
qualified voters ~ the gfty Of Sc
attic for their ratification n feiss.
l. hsla ea ne srs ass Il Mach.
fsoE
rasssd she city Council the lad
daY of January. 1895 aHsf signed -
fas VI apsu session To- al hsHtiaAtian
Of itm passage this sna Ia Of Jaa-
g. ~ nrnSErr. IN.
President ~ the cts Council
Nlis,t THE End daY - January. AHnA
VI " CARROLL
city Comptroller and Is -affisla citf
Clerk
flets u nrs, publication. rebg4afy
!. tFas
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HEsoT.uTIoS Ne. III.
rHnrnaEn AMINnMEA NJ

IftsaAtisA .lNFM NJ lit
PROPOSED AMENDMENT No Is
4 resolution aud proposition e
anannd section B ~ Article n Of the
city charter. and prut idlnE for the
MuhminaiUu - such proposed amend
msnt 90 the qualified fatafa 81 the
eitY - Seattle at the next general
election.
iie Il resolved BY Tho city Council
Of the cts Of Seattle
THAT section 81 Article TX Of
The CITY Charter % the city Of 80
attic b. amended 90 read aa follows
section 8. There shall be a city
treasurer. who shall except az 9TH
erWise provided b. Law. be eaof-
fiEtn tan collector.
And b. u further resolved that the
foregoing amendment bs aud the
same t. hereby submitted to sire
qualified voters Of the CITY Of So.
attic for their ratification o. retsg-
ton At tie nest general election %
be held March 2. 1905
Passed the city Council tile End
daF % January 1905. aud signed By
me IN opcn session iu autheptieat Ton
~ iin passage this and DAY Of Jan
g. ~ BURNETT IN.
President Of the CITY Council
Piled tho 2nd day 81 January. fah4
". W CARROLL
city Comptroller and sy-offieio ciD
pate Of first publication. Febfuar,
!. 1905
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Section IS Of this Article insofar as
they ara In conflict with the prutias
ions eff this Section, are hereby Hus
paHaeded.
Witness mY hand this I'D day 81 Fehz
fuary A II ICES
city Comptroller and as ofuUts CIV
HtaHH
uate Of FIRST publication, February
4 fHHs
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President - tire 4ttg Council
iaied ihr End dag ~ January. 1905
~ " CARROLL.
city compgroiisr and e safficio city
Gloria
bais ~ first publication. February
i. 1909
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-19
NEws or GREENsRoRo.
J. ID. c. Celebrates BirtAday of Gen.
 eruI Lee.

Y U. ID. c. Celebrates BirtAday of Gen.
 s sral Lee.
 Greensboro Jan. ls.--(Special.)-- Robert F. Lees birthday was celebrat- ed here today Gas the date falls on sunday by a ,sumptuous dinner given the veterans by the United Daughters Of the Confederacy.
 Hon. F. ". deGraffenreid made a very appropriate and entertaining ad- dress and crosses of honor were pre- sented to the following veterans by Mrs. Leila Otts President of the United Daughters of the Confederacy: Rev. pr g.. M. Hosmer. Major c. A. Poell- nitz. R. H. Jackson, H. T. Stringfel- tow. A. M. Vaughan. T. A. Walthall. J. D. crofree, W. e. Britton, c. c. Johnson. L. M. Willingham. J. J.. Whitehead. R B. Waller. Measles has so taken possession of the town, that there has been little en- tertaining recently. pr. L. W. Jay, however, gave a very handsome dinner party Thursday evening to some of his gentlemen friends. Covers were laid l for twelve and the elaborate repast was served in seven courses. Asbury Smith, with his family, has returned to Hale County. his former home. after sojournins several years in Florida. Henry A. Andrews and family, form CT residents of Greensboro, have re- turned home after years residence at Avondale.
 The annual meeting of the stockhold- CTS of the First National Bank found the banks affairs in most prosperous and satisfactory condition. J. A.. Blount was reelected President and Charles Stollenwerck. Cashier. The Hale County division of the Cot ton Association grows in numbers and interest President J B. Stickney is untiring in his efforts to make a live organization and he is being rewarded by success.
 Mir. and Mrs. A. Inge Seiden of Mo- bile. who have been visiting pr. Cobbss family at Contentment, left for their home few days since.
 Mrs. Charles k. Waller and son, Her bert Waller. are guests of Rev. and Mrs. Louis Tucker at Baton Rouge, La.
 Miss Addie Murphy is visiting her. relatives. the Robert Jemisons, in Glen Iris Park, Birmingham.
 Mrs. Charlotte Ellerk is the guest of her brother. Rev. R. H. Cobbs.
 Miss Sailie Carter of Fredericksburg. Va. is visiting Hon. Charles E. Waller's family.
 Miss Mary Pride Jones is visiting her cousin, Mrs. Madison Jones. She has only recently returned from an extend ed trip to Europe.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-19
Woner Worry

More than men, says Dr. McComb, and one reason is that their nervous organiza- tions are more delicate. True, and Hoods Sarsaparilla is just the nerve-buiIder, ap- petite-giver, and blood-purifier they need.
 Indigestion 8 Years-"I was troubled with indigestion for three years. I read of Hoods Sarssparilla and tired it. After talk. ing e number of bottles I was completely cured" Mas. J. Fl. HALEY, DeSotO, Mo.
 Nervous, In Pain, No Appetite Had poor health for years. pain in shoulders, back and hips. with constant headache. ner. vousness and no appetite. Took Hoods Sar. saparilla. gained strength and can work hard all day. eat heartily and sleep we'll" MRS. E, GIFFELs, Moose Lake. Minn.
 Rl1eumatIsn1-"I had rheumstisnn in one of my ankles. but Hoods Sarsaparilla soon gave me permanent relief. l recommend Hood ds Sarsaparilla" MRS. ANN HUTCHINSON, Lafayette. Col
 Hoods Sarsaparllla is sold everywhere. Tn the usual liquid. or in tablet form called GaFsatabs. 100 Doses One Dollar. Pre- parsd only by c. I. Hood Co.,, Lowell, Mass.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-19
CAMPAIGN IN ooNECUH.
Candidates Are Offering for the Conn
 Ofaces.

Omce9.
 Evergreen. Jan. 1S-(Soecial l. -Ths citizens of 'Conecuh County are begin- ming tQ sit up and take notice poIIt- ically.
 The coming campaign promises to he very interesting. There will be a warm contest for the tax collectors ofice rom present indications. W. & Oliver. the present incumbent, will be a can dtdate for reelection. Thomas M. Sal- ter, who was one of Mir. oliver's oppon- ents four years ago. will again enter the race. Rumor has 1t that there will be others.
 For tax assessor, S. P. Dunn, the present incumbent, will also be a can- dtdate for reelection. He has held this oface for years and it is not yet known whether he will have opposition or not It is believed by many that no one will oppose him.
 c. M. Harper, the present county su- perintendent of education. will not seek this position again. S. A. Lawrey, who held this position for several years, will be a candidate. and 1t is 1rumored that Professor J. A. Liner, formerly president of the Agricultural State School here. will also be candidate.
 For County Treasurer, M B. Salter, the present incumbent, will probably make the race without opposition.
 There are also four commissioners to be elected, but no one has yet decided to make an announcement.
 All in all, there will be plenty of politics ahead of the people of Conecuh.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-19

holding back the debris and leaving an opening large enough for the rescuers to crawl through.
 They descended on a ladder to a point 7s0 feet below the mouth of the shaft. The opening extended farther. but just how far is not known. The ladder broke and this prevented fur tber exploration. This afternoon Mine thirty feet of the f,oo0-foot level where he found solid ground. It Is now be- lieved the men will be released within thirty-six hours.
 It is rumored that one of the entomb- ed men has lost his mind. the cause being the receipt of letter announcing the death of his mother.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-19
KURINO IS OPTIMISTIC.
Han Ambassndor to France Sees n = NU~w G.I0uda Now

I8W AmDHS8huOE NO oCGA Au
 War Clouds Now.
 Paris, Jan. 1S.-Baron Kurino, the Japanese Ambassador to France, who throughout the American-Japanese ne- gotiations has expressed most optimis- tic views. said today that settlement was not far distant.
 'I share Count Hayashts view that a satisfactory solution. will soon be reached" he said.
 The Japanese Ambassador pointed out that sensational reports now be- ing printed in some European papers with regard to the Cabinet crisis in Tokio, representing that this resulted from the refusal of certain ministers to sanction the new budget because of the large amount of revenue, the pa- pers. alleged was to be devoted to mill itary purposes. were due to ignorance of the budget figures. which have not even reached Paris.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-19
TREATY Is IMPROVED.
Integrity of Norway is Now Guaran-
 teed by Four Countries.

teed by Four Countries.
 Christiana, Jan. 1s.-The Soothing today unanimously approved the treaty which was signed on November by representatives of Norway, France, Great Mritain, Germany and Russia, guaranteeing the integrity of Norway.
 At the time of signing of this treaty by the powers, a declaration was also signed by the Norwegian Minister of Foreign Affairs and representatives of Great Britain and France, dissolving the treaty of 1855. under which Great Britain and France guaranteed the in- tegrity of Norway and Sweden as against Russia.
 Sweden did not become a signatory to the new integrity treaty and as a result of this dissensions arose in the Swedish Cabinet. leading to the resig- nation of several of the ministers.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-19

bombarded Judge Marschauser with resolutions and letters urging him to deny the application. Today Judge Marschauser refused to hear the case and sent 1t before another judge. He told the anti-license people who were in court that their action in address ing him was highly improper and was contempt of court.
 He warned theM that if they ever repeated the ofrense that he would deal severely with them,
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TO rnsURAxcr AGENTS.
es-s;.s. =.ss...: .srss: .,; Ass.s:.s. ,:.. c.sr

Thousand Lffe Insurance Men.
 New York, Jan. 1s.--{sovernor Hughes today addressed more than 1000 agents of the Metropolitan Life Insurance Company. who gathered here from all parts of the United States. Governor Hughes said;
 T claim to be an insurance man, representing millions throughout the country. who are largely dependent upon insurance for the security of their homes. If I were to die tonight, to a very large extent the protection of my family would consist of life insurance policies. We had an investigation, but it was in the interest of life insurance and not against 1t Tn the first place. we wanted to know the facts. I have
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-19
SEVERELY REBUKED.
Supreme Court Judge Waxes AngF.
 With Temperance People.

With Temperance People.
 Newburgh. N. Y., Jan. 18.-Militant temperance people of the town of New burgh were severely rebuked today by Supreme Court Justice Joseph Mars chauser.
 The town voted no license, and a sa = loon keeper applied in court for an- oth CT election. While the proceedings were pendin, the no-license people
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soLID enouNp RnAcHrn.

Entombed s1iners May Re Reseuea
 Within Thirty-six Hours.
 Ely. Nev. Jan. 1s.--Last night solid ground was reached in the Alpha shaft in the 1.000-foot level in which three miners have been enton1bed since De- cember l. Tfmbers which has fallen
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-19

no sympathy with any agitation which endeaFors to go off with reckless at tempts to change conditions without patiently trying to understand the facts, and to deal according to the faetss