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Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1909-10-22
RECORDS Or
WHITMAN COUNTY
Enstruusenis Filed During the
Week With the County
Auditor.
WToBER a. Ieoe
4Ane.sfs

fNefztk
pine CITY CaamegeFg Assn ca ~
i. Beakh. NJ lis. nlns CRY cease-
a naxsssou 70 nj y. FrseeGs.
. 90. xwa SO. 80 see 2z-2e-af.
Nv. cnnninxhan and EST O. A
p. miller. % iot s. ia Guy So
Inprusement Go. e Cay to A d
hEi1sr n Al. lots q. q. e. s. s. hik
IS. al ia s.. FAD Syndicate add
Gny. x1ee.
isnnrovement CO. 81 Guv to A o.
nllier. ioE >. IA 81, 2na sgudleata
AID. Cay. t1o.
FSnnk chrissenson ana Hife % D.
O. Garter aEd slse. part sac i-l6-85.
asSe.
Jsusas ". Post 70 Wa. Clay Card
welL lots q. 2. part lol 8. bib 81.
Colfnx. s8seB.
Frank Pitsman and wife to g.
KoeAlef. pArx 80 fn-2e-88. Sgfsa.
Whitz@an CopntF % q g Kaiser
bet az. kik 8. 1oaUsan. lats Z. s. 4. 3.
6. :. hIk s. South add. johnson Sc
Aiiea q Alns land and husband O.
- Dee s4-la-1k. kE0I.
Real Mortaagss
kppA O. Garter and wife g. Saeur-
~ STATE hank. tract Ia suq l-le-85.
tiSe.
Chmtael MortEaRrs
q. u White q Isaac Marlou. teas.
eoaees. soaps. g1sz
Edw. A bTamer % S Wle8rleh
livestock. 1891
Richard Cooper = 81 ca Claude A
harpsr. crop 81 sos bushels ou saa 3
1s-3a $3.50.
J. y Patton 20 1no Euuari Hsg.
sEoek. 1855 bushels wheat on za-1e.
al. Sbeo.
c. n. aergan g. srraeus Boehaale
store Co. livestock saa
Trey Z. Packet q charley Baa
gett. livestock etc $3.50.
lirlease-.
Geo. Blanc. tt Ia Prank A. shafeg
real mtg
Anna Wnuer a. B D. winner
real mtg
Security state BANK 70 Fraul
Christensen. real mtH
Security STATE Bank tl Ernest +
heauig. real mtg
L X Well O. sgtaraus 81 Collins
real mtg
Friad WHITE 81 .. Il Waruaek cha
inc Mcconnell te Jua b Haa.
ringer. chat
q { Para to inc Euu Anderson
chat.
Punman STATE Bank 90 \. A Wa
knn. tao chats
J l. Case Thresh Maeh c. to 7
Aensson. 81 a. chat
J J CBae Thfesb Wata O. e. Il
~. Moore. chat
Nuntlstional liliis ~ sale
CLARKE a Eaton g. fa 3 IS ~gH
msrs. arlll. SIZE
studebaker Bros 81 Hrz HuH
Pau a. a. hueEy $50
MisrrIiamfnns
Mm. c. Brandon BE- The pufH4
part l9i 8. sh lof 4 hA 81. FHfeha
add Paiouse. declaration of home
stead. sl2oe
Chas %. Pears 90 TIE Public d
:. blk -. lots 6. 6. g. s. bIk -
farmingfun. declaration of home
stead. s1ue0.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1909-10-22

anInliIR a Ham

Guk. f'alents and Reosipts
lHIfeI states fl BufA Paul Tots 7
.a uag s-t#HF receipt
tas-cds
Eay - Crauk and wife a. Willis
G Er.uk frsrf n 14-le-s#. $500
DHter Hal to ~ s Lloyd. lot
g. ts add Colfax cemetery $50.
81 Aurfh Ga 2 p Keaeh. lot
co. h'k fT Haldeu 500.
| Jones fe p Cleveland
f#r fhIrf interest "a lots 3. 8 :.
OBS Garfield. g.
t o. Jones &. samI n Hugh
snH af. rarf tars q q hlk = Jas
U H.E.r# .f add 0akes1aIe. $3.50.
standard and SITE - q o
MARKHAM fr.Uf In te-IE-#4. $50.
HeH Natf ant wtf. t1 Frank
FHF aH# e.f. fHIrf Interest in tract
iu ffs-ff Iufs fa. a. 49, hlk a.
-nf ADD EIa#rtau. SIzTe
la. cos and W'f. fa !. e. Tham-
ssa eve n.g. uag seq -a-l a-t..
$4,000.
Real Mortgage
Hafh Paul o. First Saw. a. Trust
BANK - Whit Co.. lots ]. .. sh sea
e-Ia--s. EEao.
Thomassen % Iuo. Luy. swq
uea. uag seg .a-1s-Fs. S-eU6
r p HuekeT and wife 90 Prank
Callahan. tract Ia Garfield $500
Clnftrl Morteag'-s
Geo lmhan a. Poilatch Lbr Co
Bakers QUITE s1t1
Al 2 DsF Oh ST. John State Rank
#Fae.aek &c eulu oH $50 -a-Is-41.
Up Patton .. .f,.s loan stat.
t..t f-.s....s 81 =. aa. ..-.. -.
an +ra.ts esr-
H...F f.-4.r tr - rarr stat
-
.ta... Fta-
"a r.a...t.- e.. A. OIL.
ram - f.@ ..ee .r ra, 49,
ff. 60
a. p H@r..-r a.. "a = white
rt GOD
q Gu a.. >.ls.n live
...t etr.
..s a.. f-....... see. nh
ra1f.e Hr..f4.R ~ .-..r 80, 49,
.....l..s. - r. - e ID. ra e.
a.a
8f-g-, fr.f,. .. fs-.4 p.f,a-. ft...
..t...e l..-r.-....... kfa..
-.
n.th a. 49,. - H.. g..
- rr..l. f,.5.-..-
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1909-10-22
oToBIB ~. 1893

Jas. Mcconnell to IS. = Wilson
81 IL, nee swg. nh see. SEQ SEA -.
nea 4S-l s-4-. agreement SIS a6H
Della L. Channel "a Matilda L..
bold. swa 1e-1f-8s k-EH
Gee y iarue and safe ta JAS
mcconnell 81 rs REQ sue. Ill SD
sec Set Ia. ace 48-IT-gz. 81
y. =. Wilson and wife 90 Gee "a
A.asues - -. nee swa n saa SEQ
sec Is. neQ -a-lE-Fe 81
=. DNEer O. katie MerFfwau r.r
s2-2e-sa. s..
L1urA g s.mous aus husband 81
" : haiso. loi =. blk 81. Maiden.
= =. Iybecker ana uIfa a. fss
Iasker. MawaHai Ferry property.
seaou.
Peter Maeliea ans size a. pHrHr
Oshs and Hlfa. uart Iu zz-fs-t#.
3gaeo.
Gee. r. Calvert and wife ta Ina
= heaosefs tracts Ia Gar. FzHu
Davia A Knrarf arH usf. q. tr.-
lo-Ie-s1. fbeho
Gee Y Larue an aIfe H. rasaF
y. Hubbard. iet e. htk Prescott a
Perkins Rieerslde aas raff.v sE#6
Clara NJ RlnTe- - s X BarrasF.
tract in PslluaE 2asaa.
Hester 81. ODeu - DAM N
AerEau. ave. eVa nee. - rue &c s.
ib-sa texcepta 10000
Real ao7tEaGrs
Dan r " Morgan ans ste a. rfa.
ter ~ 0Deu rau. .ua re. .H ra
sc k-1E-ts .e1esrf#. $4,000
Hattie \ WaHa- e. 81 q N#rrsa
wh. sac gz-Is-tH. s4aa
Caaffsl Marrea1f~
Chas = Lewis e. Arm ssrrr- Guar
Co. maehinHrs kkar
jerome 3. sussh to q. g. wilson
rveEfock. SIS
- y. Nanteonfrx fe 81 H Eau#r
ilvestock. iaachlnerY. 80 crop 90 SEQ
3-Is-sS. sf5eo
Ebsn Thomas ta J. @ caueu
livestock. s115.
Chas Hafiey q First stzfe B-l
81 Garfield. iiHestock. go eraE EN- naa
13-II-ss. skes
Geo. FaIrehild - e ri Farne
worth. half interest IN harlnr rutft
sxeo.
:. J. Compton = Bark - Enll
cnff. livestock. seoN
+. J. ZesIeer 20 J. " HerFfart
cro2 On nwq. 81 Sd, part nNe aes
5g-16-ss. sk0e.
Releases
EoFthuessern 4 Pacific Mtg BzE 3
% inc. -. Evans. fwr resI mtEs.
.. II. johnson - 81 % ina. ".
Laird. real mtg
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1909-10-22
axLevy for 1910.

OHsce ~ Auditor q Nhitman County.
Washington
Colfan. " ash. October & ] SOS
To the Honorable Board u County
Com MtssiuDeFN 81 Whitman
County. rs aEhingion.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1909-10-22
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49, s..,..- 'it4 ~.
r.-ll..-- s.s.1 A
....-..s -.,
A hhtt' F"
s...
81 - l' aas
. = Jets 2, e. 10.
Aaa ~iit 70 sc
~ sNQ
gas
u.s.- -..
r.. E..- 49,
.4s e-e
-
.... ID -t
so.
..... r- 80
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1909-10-22

I|F IIEI4e7III IHI|7I EUT0 1T .
The abare special levies for the re-
spectlve School Districts are establish
80 a. 50 forth. Tho most II which is
60 cover outstanding Indebtedness
against the District
WA 81 DUNCAN
County Auditor
rs n. Z. KENPER. Deputy
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1909-10-22
- TORHR a.. 1893
IAzaais

1aneue 3 EwaFt and husband e
Francis Al Sever. lots Is. Is. Blk Is.
Prescott a Perkins Riverside add.
Calfax. s48oo.
r. 7. simpson and a-ife T. Lucy J
simpson. eh LOT 8. blk Is. Wiley
md add. Paiousc. S110-
u Cuumius and wife 20 An
thouF schumacher. sh nee. lots j. e
uf --1s-41 texceptA. s72po
Hannah ~ Cummtns and husband
90 An hons Schumacher. part Of a.
ls-4f. 81 ave lots 9. Z leKcept1 81 e
1871. s6sIa.
D n Cummius and xife 70 An.
tbou1 Schumacher. tract iu wh ave
I-Is-f8. S1EH.
Haanah NersIr AID husband q
Estau AerFie. So nae. Nh swQ 4-l8-
-. 81
fuo a. Aune - a. 20 Henry II
NerUek bots q a 6. 6. % e-Ia-4o
ief and sea nee 1-l4-as. sS4oo
Jnu. n Luther and aife Is David
Luther. part T-f5-ae. 8l4oe.
u. n Nahoney and uife % Sarah
Mcdonald lot e RIA Is. Lombard I
add. Tekaa. s6oo.
= pufhie and uifc 70 Lot A
Doiaser. lats s. 7. hlk =, Chambers
add Pullman. f26H0
Esiaa Wright and husband O. y
e. smith hlk =. End Syndicate add
cav t1E0
R.Ai MsrtE gags
Rosie nouus and husband g Puu
man State Bank lot ]. blk 81. Gel
leEe btu add. Pullman. f2oe-
Anthony schuu scher and wife Z
= T. Wilson. - nee. lots ]. 81 2
"a fexce pt1. S3oeo
Ciaaftrl MertEagwx
r A Mason 10 Wm Chil1erz
livestock. see bushels wheat O. -
lIk-4ol s7o1-
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1909-10-22

lu order to raise this amount IL
NlA ee Necessary 90 make s. levy of
-o- mills on our total valuation
- &-+.sas.te4 ar eaualizel boz the
County and State Boards 81 Eaualsza-
uon. which rate Of lsKy is hereby fx-
ed and which makes se4rufy-fW
cents Jess lhau the amount demanded
hE the state
State Highway
Fer The State Highway Fund the
state Board ~ Equalization has let-
Jed the following amount aea INST
Whitman Cuuntg.
Aprertiauugut by state
Board .... S~244H 90
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1909-10-22

IL order te raise th.s amount b.
aIH be- necessary ta make q lefy Of
$500 mills on cur total valuation
20 S-#.A5s 6o# a. equalized by the
County and State Boards Of Equaliza-
uaH. which rate of levy Ia hereby
fixed ana which makes nine cents
less than The amount demanded By
the state
Military
Far the State Military Fund The
State Board Of Equalization has lev-
led the following amounts against
E Whitman County
Apporfioumguf hy State
Board ............. s64ss 90
Amount due for seventh
preceding year ...-... SO "a
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1909-10-22

Total Ss-#aH Ue
In order 20 raise this amount il
will boz Necessary to make a levy Of
= snE mills ca cur total valuation q
50. Aas.bo8 as euualized la the
County and State Boards Of EauaIiza-
ton. which rate 81 leFy Is hereby
fixed and which makes 81 60 more
than the amount demanded by the
state
Interest Fund
The amount due for the seventh
preceding year Is sea -a. and there
IS no levy for State Interest Fund
demanded by the State the State
Board Of Equalization recommends
and ! concur ia the recuuraenHafiou
that your Honorable BOARD transfer
from the County Current Expense
Fund the sun Of s6g 80 90 the credit
If the Interest Fund and thns dis
panse with that account Provision
has been made for this IN the County
Current Expense Levy hereinafter
set forth.
The total amount demanded br the
state aside from the s6s IS interest.
Is Se1Ns192S and 70 raise this
amount requires a total levy IF s.
so63 mills
This amount IS sTs.aSI.54 more
than vas demanded hy the state last
YEAR and or the present valuation
Niu require levy ~ GOES mills
- CHER than che levy las1 year
COUNTY FUNDS
Current Expense
The estimated disburseme from
the Current Expense Fund as here
tnfore published less the estimated
amount ~ receipts either than taxes
amounts 20 ssa.Hen- nH 90 this add
sTo.oe interest demanded b. the
state for the seventh preceding year
and ~ have SS4I1n Ha
In order 10 raise this amount if
wiIl b. necessary ~ maze a levy -
sS4z mills on our total valuation
q So SIS sea As eQaailEed BY the
state and County Boards 81 Eauali-
cation which levy makes thirteen
cents less than the amount specified
above. but IN order e. eliminate fraf-
tons which u would D. impossible
% ne IL the extension - cousoIi-
dated state and County taxes we
have ben compelled e increase the
favv 1859 mills which vii rails
SaSSsoz This viii make a total
lew for Current Expense q 5so8
Mills and all raise kss.o12aA
Read and Bridge
The estimated Disbursements Tor
ne Read and Bridge Fund - here
fnfere published amounts 20 SIC zee. %
ae.
IN order a. raise this amount Sd
ain - necessary TO make a levy
u skI5k mills en- cur total valua-
flon q s24sse .e0s as eeualizet by
ire County ana state Boards 81
EauaIlzatian. which levy Eill pro
auee sgs. SIS 81 or fhirfy-fhnee cents
l@Ss thzn the estimate.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1909-10-22

ln Pursuance 90 law. I hereby pre-
sent 90 gou the f0lloWinE reoomulen-
dalton for thA leFies 30 b. made in
"A hitman County, Washington. for
state and County purposes for the
year 1919.
The County leFles hereinafter at
forth afe. approximately. the sane
a. the estimate made b. your Honor
ah4e Board and published according
g. lhe provisions 20 fhe session. f.aMs
.of 1908. eKoepi a. hfrainafter set
forth under the Heading of County
.Gufeuf Expense fund
STATE FUNDS
General
For fhe State General Fund the
state Board ~ Equalization has IeK-
Bed fhe fulluHiuE amounts against
PSI altman County
AppoTflanmenf by State
Board .......-.. &s146s 800
Amount due Tor seventh
preceding gear ....... a6s 80
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1909-10-22

In order Ca raiss tAls amount 81
al. b. Necessary &c make levy ~
sZse WlIle On our total valuation
'uf &-4.Nas oH# a. eQuallzed hg the
County and State Boards of EquailEa-
'tlaH RHrE rate 81 levy IS hereby nA-
Ell and which makes sI.Is more than
The amount demanded by the state.
School
EUr tHr State 5.huoI Fund the
state Board of Equalization has Jew
iea fae following amounts against
IS httman County
AppartIauue bE State
Board ........ ssI-28 90
Amount dur for seventh
preceding year - So 81
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1909-10-22

p A Mason TO Wm. Chflaerz,
livestock. zee bushels wheat @ -.
.IS-4o( s3eI.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1909-10-22

Northwestern 4 raelfc MIE. BzE
60 inc. ~. Evans. tic resi- mtEs-
.. u. johnson - 81 % ina. "
Laird. real zfg.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-26
7lOo ALabqn1a Senators
 Admit Hundley's Defeat
Expected That President Taft Will Nominate a New Man for the Bench Within
 Few Days.

that he Is going to be reiegated by President Taft and might possibly lose his own job later on. This being the case. 1t will not be surprising that if. in order to keep solid with Hitch- cock. he may pick a new man for the Birmingham post-mastership. and thus have 1t spread through the State that he had done up Carter and was still all powerful. That's why the other fellows have got to watch Thompson at every turn.
 Tebbetts Not Beaten.
 Thompson and the whole kit down In Alabama are certainly doing their ut most to defeat Tebbetts for the Mo- bile collectorship. But they have not succeeded yet. If Tebbetts Is beaten and Ashley or some other man backed by Thompson. Barker and the rest of the pie brigade" in Alabama Is named. then 1t will show that the boss is not yet "out of business"
 Thompson. therefore, has a great deal at stake in connection with these two appointments at Mobile and Birm- ingham.
 Senator Johnston received a letter from Birmingham coal operators in forming him that they would send him in a few days. scomplete statement regarding Alabama coal. so that he may present the facts to Secretary Dickinson for his investigation before the contracts are let for the 40O.0 .000 tons of coal the government Is to pur- chase for use in Panama. Senator Johnston will press this matter at the War Department.
 Newman P. Freeman was today nom mated to be postmaster at Haleyville, Ala.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-26
Woman Who Won $4OO, 900, 900
 Suit Against Governn,ent Here

Mss Ida Allison business representa- tion of Ellen Beech Yaw the noted singer was In the city yesterday. and after making her business arrange ments for the appearance of Miss Yaw next month. was willing to talk a It, tie about herself. Mss Allison be- came prominent some months ago hy forcing the United States government to pay back debt of 3lO0.000.0 to the Cherokee Indians. to which people Miss Allison belongs.
 ''l am part Cherokee" she said last night. and it's niy proudest boast"
 Miss Allison to look at her. would not seem much of an Indian. She is . plump little brown haired woman with a very earnest and thoughtful face and dresses In garments that look to the untutored masculine eye to be the best product of Worths art. She is exceptionally well educated and well
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-26
Amusen1enfs
"The Master Hand," At The Grand.

"The Master Hand," At The Grand.
 At the beginning of this play one sees a young. beautiful girl about to celebrate her birthday, a birthday upon money. This mother she believes to be dead-her father has told her so for many years. In reality the mother is confined in an asylum in order that tho father may speculate with her money. and the girl discovers 1t. John Big. elow Is flnancier who controls Wall Street. and Is called by the father of the young girl to help him get enough money to square things with the young girl. The fnancier. who is middle aged. falls in love with the girl. and plans to win her by his money. He de- cides to do the square thing. however. in all of his relations with the girl. and sets out to find out in what asylum the girls mother is being kept. He finds her. and finds that she Is as sane as her keepers, and in doing so wins the girls real love.
 A new play by new people, Carroll Fleming and Florence Miller, carried little intelligence to Montgomery thea tre-goers. but the names of Nat Good win and Edna Goodrich caused a pack. ed house to greet the rise of the cur tain at The Grand. Thursday night. That audience was delighted with the new play. and with the acting of MT. Goodwin.
 Miss Goodrich's ability Is too well known to need comment. Her beauty alone carries the audience through the lines she has to say. On the whole, the audience paid little attention to the abilities of the actress. but rather to her beauty. her gowns and pleasant voice. As a matter of fact, they didn't care whether she said anything or not, the audience was mildly curious to see the person who has been called the most beautiful woman on the American stage.
 With Mir Goodwin 1t was entirely different. Here was an actor of abil- ity; an actor who took every advantage of the possibilities given him by two clever authors. Taking the part of Bigelow. the New York financier, Mir. Goodwin is given a role that he evil dently enjoys playing; role in a pleas ant. light. drama which presented vast possibilities to the experienced come- dian.
 It Is a shame. however, that a clever actress at Zeffie Tilbury Is, should be subordinated to an actress of the evi- dent ability of Miss Goodrich. Miss Tilbury Is given a character sketch in a role of Mrs. Belle Randolph. There is very little opportunity. except in spots, for her to shine. but one realiz- ed on these occasions that a most cIev- CT actress was entertaining them.
 Neil OBrien as Delaheld Barker, the presentation, and his presence on the stage was most enjoyable. Other mem- bers of the cast were adeQuate
 The next attraction at The Grand will be Lew Dockstader's mtnistrels to. night.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-26
NEWS OF TALLASsEE.


 Tallassee, March 25.-(Special)-J D. Eubanks left thls afternoon for Roswell, N. NJ, where he expects to ac- cept a position with the Joyce Pruitt Company.
 Jake Woodall of Haynevilie. has re- turned to his home after @ stay of two weeks with his father. J. H. Woodall of this place.
 Mrs. w. F. Barnes, who has been visiting friends and relatives at Lang dale. has returned home.
 Miss Francis Gather and Willie May were married Sunday morning by Charles A. Patterson, J. F., at the home of the brides parents. Only a few close friends were present.
 E. H. McGarr and sister. Mrs. J :. D. Cottle. were called to the bedside of their mother in Alexander City, who Is very i'll.
 Revival services are being held at the East Tallassee Baptist Church by Rev. w. J. Ray.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-26
Birmingham Little Boys Play
 Bold Bandits for q Whole Nieht

Birmingham. March 25.-(Special.)- Four little boys of Avondale. a suburb of Birmingham. returned to their homes this morning after a night out in the wilderness. which they will remember long time. and which their parents and many of their friends will also remember.
 The boys are: Foster Rays. Coleman Russell. R. Manley and Dudley Ellis :. According to the mother of the Hays boy, the Quartette had been reading novels of the paper cover variety They imagined they were Indians. ban dits, stage robbers and what not, on the mountains
 It was o'clock Wednesday after noon when the little fellows started out. They had weapons and. ammuni- ton. At dark the parents became alarmed and the police of Avondale
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-26

read and has law. since her experience with the United States Supreme Court. at her nnRer-tips.
 Tho case she won against the gov ernment was that of the Oklahoma land matter. The section of Oklahoma in which she was born was given. she says, to her people many years ago. by deed of the government In exchange for the Cherokee lands east of tho Blue Ridge mountains. A year or 70 ago. forestting about this. the government cancelled the ownership to certain lands of about A000 Cherokees. This was too much for the first Americans. and also recalled the fact that the beneficent government had also prom ised certain moneys when the land was first exchanged.
 Miss Allison looked up the records. secured lawyers and presented her case before the Supreme Court of America and won.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-26
HEAVY WIND STORM
 PASSES OVER FLORIDA

Lakeland. Fla. March 25.-A severe wind storm passed over this section this morning. tearing down several houses. uprooting trees and doing oth- CT damage.
 R. E. Zoucks, white. was asleep when the storm blew his house down and. he was instantly killed. One man was blown from his wagon and badly injured.
 At Kathleen eight buildings were blown down. including Frier's commits sary. The wires between Kathleen and this place are down and it Is impossi- ble to get authentic information of the storm.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-26

E. H. Johnson will represent the Council at the annual meeting of the Grand Council of Alabama, which Is expected to be held sometime In May In Montgomery. Senior Counselor J. K. Oglesby and Past Counselor s. J. Bayne will attend as alternates.
 On the night of the election the "boys" had a smoker after the meet ing. and an enjoyable evening was spent. The new officers will proba blY be installed at the next regular meet ing. which will be an interesting occa- sion.
 The local Council is one of the larg- est In the State and still growing.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-26

and Birmingham were notified and a search was started.
 Some of the parents and friends trailed over Red Mountain as far as the pump house. notwithstanding the indictment night. The boys succeeded In escaping the indictment weather.
 There was much uneasiness at the homes until about 9:30 o'clock this morning. when the lads found their ways home and 1t is safe to say they will not for some time attempt to wander from-their warm hresides.
 The boys claim to have been lost after night came. Mrs. Hays says that there were deep hearts during the night while the boys were absent. and grave fears were expressed for their safety.
 The boys expressed happiness at be- ing able to find home again after day light
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-26
THE DEATH ROLL
Miss Mary NJ. Sheen.

M1sn MnFy M. Sheen.
 Miss Mary Marguerite sheen, the ff- teen year old daughter of Mir. and Mrs John Sheen. died at the home of her parents on Grady street yesterday morning after an illness of about a week of appendicitis.
 Her death was most unexpected, as the young girls condition was pro- nounced satisfactory until few hours before the end came.
 The funeral will take place this morning at o'clock from St. Peters Catholic church, Rev. Father Dennis Savage will offlciate.
 Miss Sheen's class mates at Loretto Academy will act as pall-bearers. In- terment will be in Oakwood.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-26
WAREHOUSE COLLAPSES;
 TWO DEAD IN JACKSONVILLE

Jacksonville. Fla, March 25.-The wareh ouse building occupied by the National Packing Company. situated on West Bay Street. collapsed this af- ternoon. killing two negroes and bad ly injuring one white man, a MT. Price, who were working in the structure
 The debris has not yet been cleared away. though the fire department has been on the scene all the afternoon searching for bodies.
 It is believed that at least two more negroes were killed and the search will continue through the night.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-26
TRAVELLERS ELECT
 OFFICERS FOR YEAR

At the last bi-monthly meeting oi Montgomery Council No. 2s0. United Commercial Travellers of America. the following officers were elected for the ensuing year: Senior Counselor. J. R. Oglesby: Junior Counselor. R. W. Con- don: Conductor, George T. Burke; Sec retary Treasurer. A. c. Smith; Page c. T. Turner; Sentinel. Carl Hertz Executive Committee. E. E. Langhanl Theo. L.. Meyer. g. J. Bayns and D. S. Oppenheimer.
 Past Counselort E. E. Langham and