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University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1908-09-30
IN THE SHADE OF
IONIC COLUMNS

W. w. Fry spent Sunday and Monday
at his home in Mexico.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-14
.TEMPERANCEBEER''
REFUSAL BY. RAILWAY COMPANY l CAUSES SUIT.
Louisville and Nashville at Selma De- clines to Take Stun for ship.
 ment Into Dry District & of D1lfns


 Selma. June 13.--(Special)- LA case which will prove interesting to prohi- bitlonists throughout the. State and which will be carried to the Supreme Court. was tried this afternoon before Judge J W. Mabry of the. City Court of Selma
 A few days ago Benish and Meyer, wholesale distributors. for beverage made in the North and called Quaker Temperance Beer, offered shipment of 1t to the Louisville and Nashville Rail- road, consigned to party at Tyler. which is in the prohibition district of Dallas County. M
 The l.. & N refused the shipment asserting tkat In the drink there was certain amount of maltese and other ingredients which did not place 1t with out the anti-shipping law into prohibi- ton districts e.
 Benish-& Meyer today instituted suit against the L. 6 N. for damages for refusing the, shipment of temperance beer and the pleading in the case were heard>by Judge Mabry who at the con ciusion ruled that the railroad was right in refusing the shipment. The case. It Is asserted tonight, Will be ta- ken to the Supreme Court.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-14
DEMoPOLTs VETERANS.
Delighted With Reunion of Cor
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 xedsrates in Birmingham.
 Dernopolis. Ala, June 13--(Special)-- Col. 1T. A Monnier, Chief of Police of the City of Demopolis, arrived home from the reunion at Birmingham Fri day afternoon and Is loud in his praises of the Magic City. The Colonel states that it was in his opinon one of the grandest reunions ever held and he has attended probably every gathering of the Confederate Veterans. Colonel Monnier says the hospitality of the people of Birmingham was unbounded. Mrs. ]. L. Bailey. and her daughter. Mrs. J. S Montgomery, have returned from Selma, where Mrs. Montgomery has been in an infirmary for several weeks.
 N. L. Lee. A. M. siedge. James A. and Robert Hudson arrived home from Birmingham Friday night in thetl autos.
 Mrs. calIie Tut and daughter, Kath. leen. are in Mobile to spend the sum. mer with relatives and friends.
 Mrs. H. c. Mower, of Tuscaloosa, is the guest of Mrs. D. F. Jacobs.
 A protracted meeting is in progress at the Baptist Church this week. The pastor, Rev. J. R. c. White is preaching some forcihle and eloquent sermons and considerable interest is being mani tested in the meeting
 Nearly all of the members of Camp Archibald Oracle and visitors arrived home from the reunion at Birmingham Friday afternoon.
 Judge and Mrs C. K. Abrahams. who have been spending the past week in Linden, returned to Demopolis Friday. Mrs J. H. Eppes of Old Spring Hill. is the guest of relatives and friends In the city.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-14

of them, early today. All were pin toned under the machine.
 The party consisted of II. ". Marz and wife, Mrs. M. E. Henderson and daughter Vivian, and Mrs F. E. Gray. MT. Marz succeeded in getting from be- heath the buring car and extricated the others.
 Mrs. Henderson was seriously fn- jured. receiving broken shoulder and wrencheda hip. Mrs. Marz sustained q N,a ....d s..t othurs were sliGhtl Iy injured.
 The car was burned shortly after Mara pulled the last person from be- meath it..
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-14
sfnrx is nnnhteh

were in London this afternoon and heard the report of a balloon passing over the Island Of Flores were great ly interested, although are slSeptical about it's being from Europe.
 Griffith Brewer. the winner of the international race run from Buriing- ham May 30. pointed out that the prevailing winds on this side of the Atlantic for the past week or more had been from the west and Gaid that un- less the balloon in question was navi- gable, he did not see how it could have reached Flores Island from Europe
 MT. Brewer has not heard of any missing balloon and explained that the navigable airshiDs were so few that if any was missing or had started on a lengthy journey he knows the news would be bound to be known.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-14
CAPITOL CASE ENDS
PENNsLyyANIA DEFENDANTS
 FOUND NOT GUILTY.
They Were Charged With Defpauding State Out of Money On Contracts For Furnishing the State
 House.

Harrisburg. Pa, June 13.-After be- ing out twenty-two hours the jury ip the case of the five men charged with conspiracy to defraud the state by rendering false bill for metallic furni- ture for the new capitol today brought In a verdict of not guilty.
 Three of the defendants. former State Treasurer W. I. Mathues, former Auditor General w. P. Snyder and James H. Shumaker. former Superin- tendent of Public Grounds and Build ings were acquitted on binding inc structiops. from Judge Kunkle yester- day. leaving to be determined the in- nocence or guilt of Congressman H. Burd CasseI and Joseph M. Huston. the other two accused men. Cassel is the head Of the Pennsylvania Con- struction Company, which supplied the capitol with about s2.0o0 900 worth of metallic furniture and Houston is the architect of the capitol and also the designer of the furniture of the build ing.
 None of the defendants was in court when the jury rendered it's verdict and there was no demonstration.
 The five defendants were charged with defrauding the state out of $5,090 in bill for $i7000 for metallic fur niture
 Frank Irvine. a traveling auditor for the auditor generals department was also a defendant. but he was granted severance because his mind gave way during the trial. necessitat- ing his removal to an Insane hospital.
 The trial ended today is the second in the series of cases to be brought be- fore the courts of the state in connec- tion with the alleged capitol frauds. At the first trial Snyder Mathues and Shoemaker. with John H. Sanderson, a Philadelphia contractor, were con victed of conspiracy to defraud the state in connection with wooden furniture contract.
 They have asked for new trial and argument on che appeal will be heard in October.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-14
SIX Section Bargains
Be Sure to See These

Bargain offerings in thn section that shrewd shoppers will appreciate We wifi ask that you shop early for these values.
 1000 yards. of Lace Remnants. Inserinss. Edgnss and Yokes All widths in white. cream, and black sl .O0 values for Monday. special at !. .3oc 75c values for Monday special at :. .2oc soc values for Monday, special at .... ..l9c 25c values for Monday. special at T. :. oc' SILK REMNANTS Owing to the heavy sales of
 silk during our June Clearance Sales able to offer quite collection of remnants from to yards in length. We will ask that you these remnants and special low prices.
 500 yards this seasons newest silks in checks stripes. hair ne fancy foulards. Values worth from 65c to $1.75. Special Monday at .5. .. ..a.s. :. .59c
 Sale of Black Goods comprising all widths, weights and weaves Excellent goods for skirts etc Values worth from $l 00 to $l.50 Monday $. |. .7oc
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-14
J. .. HiII Visifs RooseveTt

Washington. June 13.--James J. Hill, Chairman of Board of the Great North : ern Railroad. conferred with the Pres ident today and afterwards stated that he was going on his vacation and had taken his leave of Mir. Roosevelt. He did not care to discuss either politics or finance. but when the Presidents policy toward corporations was made a subject of inquiry as bearing on the future of the railroads. he disavowed any special knowledge but vigorously insisted that any corporation found violating the law should be prosecuted to the utmost
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-14
EIGHT ARE KILLED
TERRIBLE DEED OF CRAZY MICH
 FGAN WOMAN.
Entire Family of Daniel Cooper Found Dead in Home---Bullet Fired Through Head of
 Each.

Cadillac Mich, June 13--Eight per- sons. all of the family of MT. and Mrs. Daniel Cooper, were murdered some time last night.
 It is believed Mrs. Cooper committed fhe murders and then killed herself. asylum and for some time has been breeding over the fact that Cooper was out of work. A few days ago she IS reported to have said that she would Pend 1t alL'
 ID every instance the victims were killed with a bullet through the head. The dead are: Daniel Cooper. 4s years old: Mrs. Cooper, 45 years old. Harry. i4: Fred. IT: Inez, Il; Samuel. 10. Geor- giana, 5; and Florence, one and half gears.
 When Mrs Cooper's mother and other neighbors entered the home this morn dng there was no sign of life, bodies of the victime were scattered all about Some were in their beds and others on the floor.
 Mrs Cooper lay across the body of the baby on bed with an empty re- volver beside her.
 Until short time before he died. Fred Cooper insisted that he was all right except for a hard cold and the measles. Just before his death. how ever he said: "MothAr did it."
 
 crazed mother first chloroformed the members of the family before Shooting them. A four ounce chloroform bottle was found in one of the rooms.
 IL has also developed that the wo- man had been mentally unsound ever hEnce the birth of her youngest child. Florence eighteen months ago. She was sane at intervals and during her lucid moments brooded over Der men tai condition. She freauentlyN cursed the baby even In the presence of her pastor. pr. Johnston of the Presbyte- Eian church here. Dr. Johnston had expressed the fear of such a tragedy as that of today.
 Mrs. Cooper apparently had p.emed- itated the wholesale killing last night as she made festive occasion. She took all her children to the Alamo the- atre, where a special vaudeville bill was given. She bArgained with the girl ticket-seller to admit the entire family for 50 cents. The seller said she would do so. but that 1t should not be considered as a precedent
 You will never need to again" re- piled Mrs. Cooper. Because none of us will ever come here after tonight"
 She treated the children to candy and peanuts and they marched up and down the streets after the show all in a happy mood and with Mrs. Cooper appearing especially cheerful.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-14
BIE PIants Reuume.

Nashville, Tenn, June 13--A Bristol. Tenn, dispatch says:
 After being idle for six months the big coke plants in Southwestern vir- ginia are resuming operation. The Stonega Coal and Coke Company which owns several thousand ovens, has put practically its entire plant in operation and is calling for more men The bulk of the product of this company ss shipped to South Chicago, but 1t ir said that 1t has recently received an Important order for coke to be clipped to the Panama Canal Zone.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-14
To Teat sanIty of AIILa

Denver, Col. June l2-A petition signed by the Mayor of Pachino Italy. and fifty promirent citizens of that city. requesting Governor Buchtel of Colorado to hold an Investigation into the sanity of Guiessep Allia. who has been sentenced to death for the mur- der of Father Leo. has been received bv the Italian consul here, and will be presented to the Governor next week.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-14
Texan RaiIrOad Sold.

Fort Worth, Tex, June i2.-A re- port Is in circulation in railroad cir cIes here today that the St. Louis and San Francisco Railroad Company has bought the Stephensville and Hamilton Railroad which has been in operation since February last. The new road is a feeder to the Frisco. oficials of the latter line will neither deny nor affirm the report. but It is known such deal has been negotiated.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-14
steamer Rnns .Annuelk.

Portsmouth, June 13.-The British Steamer Bengore Head ran amuck in Portsmouth harbor this afternoon anl narrowly escaped splitting her self up on the ram of the battleship Revenue. She then collided with the battle ship Vengeance. carrying away the torpedo booms and damaging some of the sun ports of the warship. Finally she grounded.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-14
Base fer Practice saus dson

Washington, June is.-~The Navy De- partment has changed the haze of the practice squadron from Hampton Roads, Va. to New London, Conn, af- ter the 22nd instant. The practice squadron which has on board about 500 midshipmen from the Naval Acad- Arkansas and the Nevada, The change was to enable the midshipmen to spend the summer in climate different from that at Hampton Roads which sub- stantially is the same as that at An napolis.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-14
Neg.ro kIIIa TMo.

sherman, Texas, June 12.--At Col bert Oklahoma. four miles north of Red river early today, Judge Balfour shot and killed Rush Howard and Ben Hicks. Both men were shot through the heart. The weapon used was repeating rife. All the parties were negroes. brothers in law. The killing occurred in front of the home of How ards mother.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-14
lInderpriee UaIues monday
tumble of Items

Just tumble of imsher tumble of bargains. items that show savings worth while Read the list
 New elastic belts with buckle back and front; 75c values Special Monday ..77e
 Belt Pins sterling silver gold filed finest quality of hnesone Horse effects round effects hearts, showing and novel designs Priced for Monday from I5c to ......,. $Z5O
 New Ruhs just and priced 25c and 35c
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-14
Read 'eFhe Cat and the MOuse," At Bookstores and Newstands.
oFFICERs RAID STILL.
Arrests Made in Coffee County by
 Deputies.

Arrests Made in Coffee County by Deputies.
 Troy, June II-(Specia1.) )--DepHlty Collector W F. Russell. of this place and Deputy Marshal Gladden. Harrison. of Montgomery, made raid in Coffee County yesterday, near Jack post office returning last night.
 They raided an Illicit distiIlery said to belong to M P. Flowers and others
 Flowers was arraIgned before the United States Commissioner at Troy this morning and placed under temporary bond until important witnesses could he secured and the case was continued
 Tom Morris. General Jackson, M. M. Jackson ard Poky Harrison, who were brought to Troy yesterday afternoon by Deputy Marshal Collier, of Brun- didge, from Coffee County. were ar ralgned in the United States Commis- sioner's Court this morning, and all of them. were bound over to await the action ofthe next Federal grand jury
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-14
rennen.ee stnhIe Bnrned.

Nashville, Tenn, June 12.-At Clarks- vile, Tenn, last night stable owned by Edmond Hunter was burned with all it's contents. Hunter is a brother of Reuf Hunter who was called to his door last Saturday night and shot down in cold blood presumably by night riders.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-14
Rlr Fire in New Mexico.

Albuquerque, N. M. June i2.-Thc plant of the Continental oil Company Is burning. The damage already done is estimated at $75.O0O. The Albur- ouerque Woolen Mills and the South. western Brewery and Ice Company are in danger of destruction.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-14
lUasb 6oods---Redueed Prices
Monday Saving day in Wash Goods

Monday of value wash goods section reducing the prices order reduce prices goods and do rapidly Won't you shop in Mondaya
 Beautiful Figured Bade and Odes values that worth l5c and zO offered Monday special .iz zc
 shntg patterns Excellent 35c values offered Mon day special .,<Sc
 White Wasting in pretty cheek and stripe and 2se offered special Monday al - 5 . =. =. ..Hc
 Imported and stylish patterns 5 and 3 'a ne. offered Monday at . . .24c
 Lnon quality. good zoe value offered Monday t .. ..s..1.. ..@.. =. ..i4e
 in This i2 l value offered special for
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-14
Deathn In BiruAinrhnm

Birmlngham, June 13.--(Special.)-- Mrs. Mary Lee Gray. aged 2s years. died at .12i10 a. m. Saturday at her late home, No. s204 Third Avenue, North. Woodlawn, after quite a lengthy Ill., ness. The deceased is survived by her husband. The funeral will be held sunday morning at 9:30 o'clock. Rev. J. |. Williams offieiatinR. The inter- nnent will be at the Weodlawn ceme- terry.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-14
Reduction Sale monday
Excellent Saving Values

Below we chronicle few items from third floor that will interest these from random and ask this depart if you Hammocks-Pamer HammoS with deep vaAnce. This lot shows many assorted patterns Specially priced for Monday upwards $5o $2OO Mosquito Nets with steel frame and excellent quality Special for Monday ; '..' .$Io9
 (1angmg free)
 Special display and sale of Awning goods Monday 3c and 25c yd onnes and SkoEn 5c grades offered special Monday Sc 4Oc Window Shades good automatic rollers shown green only Monday special .l9c
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-14
Rurrnn Tnnrnnl

The remains of Burras Ingram. who died this week at Asheville. N. C.. were buried from Walkers Chapel Satur- day morning. under the auspices of a local tribe of Red Men. The body ar rived Friday night and was taken to the undertaking rooms of Lige Loy. MT. Ingram was unmarried, 27 years old, and formerly lived in this city.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-14
nox nnr un Moner.

Nashville, Tenn. June 13--While digging fish abit at Dunlap. Tenn, yesterday. Anderson Mcwiiliams, small boy, dug up box containing $540 in silver. From. appearances, must have bcen buried many years.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-14
Ind netnln neafh Penaltx.

Paris, June I3--owing. to the in ereaslng of violent and horrible. crimes in France and the action of many ju- ries throughout the country In passing resolutions in favor of the retention of the death penalty, Parliament has de- cided to postpone the proposal to abol- ish the death sentence.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-14
nep f11erry lJidoW Pumps
 See this New Fashionable Style

distinctive styles for Monday Ask the nw"M Widow" Pump.
 May Widow leather and tan russia cali heavy Introductory Monday $39o
 no Slippers white patent leather and Monday priced SIPS : $GOo
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-14
Corset Sale
Special for Monday

Stock reducing prices the section Monday This sale is composed of C. B. Ia Spirte Corsets with hose supporters unattached but give pair of supporters with every corset sold
 $500 C. B. Corsets Monday at .... :. l.96 $2.00 C. B. Corsets Monday at .$l.36 $l.50 Corsets Monday at .oSc $I.oo Corsets Monday at . ..73c
 Corset sale of odds and ends. This tumble sale and you will find very good values at the ridiculous low price of ..s.. .Z5c
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-14
Fdvin Abbey HOnOred

Paris, June 13.-Tdwin A. Abbey, the American artist has been elected a fel- low of the Societe des Beaux as a re- ward for his exhibition in this years spring salon.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-14
nlilIit1ery
 Reductions
Saving prices that Appeal

The millinery sections offer many saving items for Mon day among which may be mentioned the two following:
 sashes cords, bands qul and rosetes Values that worth from $I 50 to $200 Special reduction sale Mon day :. :. ..; 49c
 Ready-to-Wear Hats in a sale Monday. Odds and ends, worth from $.9S upwards. offered special Monday
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-14
$50 Lingerie Dresses
at $5..89.

Lanaer dress in one piece effects beautifully trimmed lace insertion and sdaIons The skirts full wide and well made having the finish as the high price These dresses worth $650 Specially priced m Mondav at . ... ... .$58o
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-14
JAPANESE G1nL.e
Operetta Successfully Performed B:
 Pretty Girls of Troy.

Pretty Girls of Troy.
 Troy, June 1S-(SpeeiaI) )-"The Jap anese Girl" an operetta in two acts. was presented by the pretty girls of Troy last night at the opera house un- der the auspices of the City Improve ment Club.
 The play was great success in ey- cry respect and was followed this Af- ternoon by a matinee. The leading lady. O Ham San. (NIiss Nell Mur- phrae), was especially good.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-14
BALLOON IS SIGHTED.
Passes over Azores and Causes E,

Passes Over Azores and Causes Ex-
 cifement. Horta Fayal. Azores; June i3.--A let ter has just been received here from the Island of Flores. which declares that a balloon evidently under human control passed over that islanl on June at sio-clock in the morning. travel. ling westward. The balloon rose up to pass over the island and then came down to it's pre-. vious level as soon as it was clear oi the western shore.
 The passage of the airsilip created much excitement along the Santa Cruez.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-14

Also separate Linen Goats hand trimmed baby irish insertion and meons modA This sale should ind scO ot ready buyers Monday and it will merit their attention in way. si6 5o c ..;,ny priced for Monday at $IOos
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-14

The Island of Flores Is one of the northwest group of the Azores. It is about 800 miles due west of Lisbon, Portugal. There is no record of any balloon missing in Europe.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-14
Handsome Imported
 WdiStS Reduced
Beautiful Models at Practically Half.

The reduction sale of hshs imported Monday. The lot comprises all imported models and pleasing effects the style hand embroidered effects sHova embroidered and baby irish trimmed effects. color embroidered effects This $22.50 Reduction sale for Monday .$l4o8
 Three bargain tables Monday showing Waists specially priced SI zo at o7c and at t .. $f o6
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-14
AUTO AocIDENT TN TEAS.
Five Prominent Persons Taken Fro
 Rlaxfum Maaham@

! H1EsHAN1HB NEdCUIEEEs77
 Taylor. Tex, June 13-Ftvc prom Anent Taylor people were thrown down q twenty-foot embankment in blaz- ing automobile, the car falling on tor
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-14

Bona 6de ones price beginning Monday all Linen and Wash able Tailor This sale effect quick ddan and o Monday shoppers unusual chances saving The styles show plain fancy mohB built from Linens French Rpp and Eene
 The color range b copenhagen also white This VIII be maugmaed Monday and the following scale of will prevail z N8es ass4 44
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-14

25 per cent discount boys and cldens ECl @GHl bat including sailors andso roll bnm hats Split H A
 mians Monday 75c $5O hats Monday st. }; $20O Monday SIS 6O DiSSOut
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-14

Regular price at $4.25
 Regular price at $s.25 Regular price at $o.25 Regular price $fz.5o
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-14
Clearance in Boys ZUear
Excellent Shopping Advantages

tn Monday sale will afford opportunity for and note the values
 T1S..T. -<xx.< Clothing KA Monday at 5000; 5000 d $450 $500 suits N at $375 $400 al $500 (Bue mO DASSO0Ah1 ceped)
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1908-01-16
NOTICE.
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