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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-10
MIR. DENT Is DIGGING
MONTGOMERY REPRESENTATIVE
 UNEARTHs A RULE.
shows Thst Coasressvaen Who Have s Pernmfary Interest h the Tariff
 bW Are NSf Eptttled n- to Fota.

Washington, April p.--(spscial.) )--- representative Dent of Alabama has brought out tbs point that members of Congress who have any direct personal or pecunfRry interest in a pending measure are not allowed to vote.
 Representative Fordnay of Michigan stated on the floor of the House that ne was tntsrested in the lumber busi- ness, yet he played . very important part in the confederation of the tartfY insecure. There are probably several others in the same box. but not quite so frank.
 The main point emphasixsd by Mr. Dent has not been before brought up In the House. esd the force of 1t has been sspsrsiIy eomnsnasd by Demo-
 MT. Dent calls attention to the rules of the House which not only prohibit certain members from casting vote on any measure ip which they are in- arrested. but also requires such mem, bsrs to withdraw pending the consid- eraHon and determipation of that meaSpre. He wants to be informed what steps. if any. are to be taken to insure q vote uninkusnced by these private interests in the House itself and uninanepced by tie greater private interests of the country.
 Mr. Dent says:
 Upon examination Of the rules, I And that 2 Representative who has any direct personal or pscuniary interest in any pending measure, is excused from votinE, I And. further. upon an ex- amipatiop of Jefferson's manual part Of the rules. that such Representative not only Is not entitled to vote, but shall withdraw from the House whsn the measure in which he is Interested is being considered and determined.
 This is net only a general princi- pie Of parliamentary law, but a prin- eiple ef common right and simple 3us- tiee, which cemmon decency demands shenia not be overlooked on this oc- easion.
 'shepld there not be an iavesfigs- ton -ef di6erent members who have direct personal and pscuniary inter- ssts. is the rasult of this lexislatfon and should. not the rule excluding then, not only frenl casting their votes, but from the fioef of the House while Che measure is being considered. be risid- " enforoedr Alfred J. stofer.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-10

bean attending sch6oi. Dhs returned # this time to prspafs fos q trip abreed which she will te1e with hsr father. MT. Louis BsFnhslnsr and her saster ims fin MAy.
 Mrs. R. c. Rspdoip1s of Psrdide Reach has returnsd hA4e after ytsit- ing her dsughtsr, Mrs. H. e can4lsr and her sister. Mrs. EltDa Denks.
 s + S-
 LITTLE MARY kATnLElw
 PIUs<E6s HAS q PARTY. Little Mary kathlssn Pickens. op yesterday. ceiegrsteh her third birth. day with party to which she invited about twenty Ave of her little friends
 The tdpa that prevailed ia the ese- orattops related ia the Easter seasep, and the tones we're whtte and pink. When the birthday cake, bsartpg tts three tiny rapdlas, ves cut Frenaes Bowen won the ring. Katie McCsn the wish bene. ChsFlss McLerep the bach elor button and Lois Hudson me coin
 Games were played and the Buster Brown tie confkst enjoyed. Tn this,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-10
GLAZE JONES ROLLS
 INTO RIVER AGAIN

selma, April s.--(speeial. l--FAling distance of nearly 100 rect. snq tnsn rettInw m and walking away with slight assistance, was a feat accom- nltshed this afternoon by Ciabe Jones, d negro, while drunk.
 Ciabe Jones works around The selma Times ofY.ce, and this afternoon he went to sleep while he was sitting in a via dow ia the back of the ofice ovsrlook- ing the AIabama River He lost his balance and fell out back words over the river blum many feet below. The negro then got up and later was taken to a hospital. but his injuries are slight.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-10
NEED CLOTHES TO TAKE
 CHILDREN AUTO-RIDING

It would seem that, In arrangtn@ an automobile ride for the poor children of Montgomery. the greatest didieuity would arise in borrowing automobiles for the occasion. But Captain Odom of the salyatton Army has struck q knottler problem than the automobiles, and il. is the clothes question.
 There gre perhaps several dozen iit- tle girls among the people who are to be treated to the automobile ride. and they have not enough clothes. even. to wear to a picnic. the one occasion in all the world when clothes 10 the least to be thought of. But where there Is none. the proposition becomes serious,
 And SO Captain odom js putting opf his cali for clothes, dresses to At iittie girls Of ages between { and t2 years. The outing is to be held on Tuesday and the collection of clothes must be made before that day.
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 WM~wm~wsw NEmmAaR NRaa3<af Candies.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-10
LACK or QUORUM
 PREVENTS ACTION

Lack of 6 quorum prevented the Board Of Directors from settling the matter of Q Secretary for the cemmer- cial Club, at the meeting held last night. There were some Ave or six members of the board absent, and al- though the namss of applicants were gone over and their cases discussed. it was Impossible to make an efaetai ser lection.
 President Ball has called for an- other meeting of the board to be held Monday night. and said, in speaking of the matter. that he thought the se- lection would in all probability bs made then.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-10
nr..s. nnar ronna.

Vienna, April 9-The body of Oliver Bray. an American student of medI. cine, who disappeared last month and for whom diligent search has been made, was taken from the Danube River today. It was at the time of his disappearance that young Brsy vas suffering from a serious nervous dts- ease He was the son Of a aanufaet- urer living nt Indnstry, Pc
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-10
DAILY PRAyER.

TOT seIf-forGetfuIness-- | Louis Stevenson. { Lord, the creature of Thy dis | Inherited children. come before
 Thee with their incoherent wishes and regrets. Children we are. { children we shall be, till our mother, the earth. hath fed upon { our bones. Accept us. correct us.
 guide us. Thy guilty innocents.
 If there be any here, sulking as children will. deal with and en- {
 Tighten him, make 1t day about that person. so that he shall soc
 himself and be ashamed. Make 1t
 } heaven about him, Lord. by the {
 only way to heaven. forgetfuiness
 of self.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-10


 Master Reese Martin. IT,. won the prize. a large embossed Easter egg. The boopy. g rabbit, was won by Kath- erine Irwin.
 The guests were: Ruth and Louise Dunn, Lona and Edgar Evans, Kate Shaw, Mary Ellen Hughss, Bertha and Lois Hudson Katie Mccall Caroline Jackson. Elolse McKsraiL Frances Bowen, Katherine and May Irvine, Lil- Han Casson. Jack McKerali. Charles McIaren. Bruce shaw, Willie BigEio, Cecil Vaughn. Edgar Hapser, Earl Moreaeld of Columbus, Ga.
 MUSIC AT PICKETT. SPRINGS
 Sunday afternoon from 2 ts [.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-10
SMALLPOX vsDsR coNTROI.
The Sanitary OMlcsais Revcrf But Lit.
 tie Trouble.

with the exception of three new eases reported in Shuster's quarter yesterday. the Sanitary DepartmsDf has the smallpox situation well In hand, and is slowly but surely eitmsnapns the rnalady for the city.
 Their work Is somewhat hAndicAppea by the negores of the county sltpplng Into the city wllen they have the ais- ease, but this factor is not considered a great promoter of the sick ness ex, cept in its occasionally starting new cases, as was the fact in thoae report ed yesterday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-10
BANKHEAD IN STATE
sENAroR GOES TO JAsPnR TO SHE
 FAMILY,
ReDuhslraas Asp InteRestsd n Ills yis1f ~ nsaF1ng sn the ysass- + shfH Bet He e
 Rettcenf.


 
 Dirmingham, April s-(speciai.)-- United States Senator John H. Bank head, who arrived here Late last night from Washington, received many wis., itors tedays and made ssynral calls be- fore gcinG to Jasper to see his wife and visit his sons and families. One of his sons met him in Birmingh ham and was with him ell day.
 Senator HAnkhead apparently IA in the bert of hssifi. He was in a cheer. a fui mood When called upon by his frfspdp and acnuatptancss. When asked if he had come 10 Alabama in connect. ion with ths appointment Of . Federal judge for the Northern District of Ala bauaa. he replied isconicaliy but cour- tsouslyi T am in Alabama to see nlv wife and spend few days with nv family"
 seysTsl Republican leaders were in- terested tn the visit of senator Bank head here, According to rumors. Sem etor Bankhead made . trip here to weaken endorsements of some Repub- iicans whose persistency in the race strengthens, the chances Of Pieasants, pr Huntfviiie Senator BankheadI had talks today with several attorneys of Birmingham, but there was nothing forfhcomlng from the Senator himseIf fo show thak his visit here has any fhtpg to do with the judxeship. Jnage Hapdlsy was In the Federal building today. If he went to see sepafor Bankhead no one could say tnd the question was not put to the
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-10

Birminsfam, April a--fGpseiai ,--- Figures that are authoritative are juss gjyen out chewing the pig iron pre- ductieD tn Aiabama during the month of March 10 have been l4l.eTs tons against is4.see tons In February. The production in April so far has bean equal to the previous month. and 1t is expected therefore thaf the months output wiil be strong. The production ip 5annary, when everything was at 2 high pitch. went l9s.1eA tons.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-10
Rsfg Iron Preauctlea.

Fresh Yegefables of nll lciaas ct '. '. nsyd's, IS 6. Ceprt ss. sPhene 142,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-10
Acquire . Good Habit

It may not De your habit nov te throw your shoulders back and hold your head erect but when you wear ''Levystein" Suit it will be.
 "Leyystein" Suit. are built on bread ehested. square shouldesed. manly Iines and you simply cannot fall into . care less altitude when wearing them. Acquire a good habit by wsayina clothes THAT ADD TO YOUR PERSONALITY. The psices are reasonabe--the values exceptional.
 SIS to $35
 AeszuHsTx
 9
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-10
No Testins~ny Against Bssminghan
 Woman.

SRoman.
 Birmingham. April s.--(Spsetal D-- Mrs. Bertha Taylor. who was arrested last week and locked up tn the county murder of her husband by poisoning, was today disehaFged by Judge Aber- nathy.
 The preliminary trial lasted two hours aud very little testimony was brought out.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-10
MRS. TAYLOR RELEASED.

Leyney's Easter Basket Cansies. Hax-lsnnwegy Cigar Co. 0rpheun.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-10

ef1ow the women of New York man. age to appear at short intervals in new clothes and still attend club meetings
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-10

Fr<sh veEsssbies sf an kinds st '. l.. rseyass, zs S. Ceurt st. 'Phsae 143e
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-10
WOMEN qno SOCIETY
Marie Bsnkhsad Oven Society Editor, Phone No. 1884
sroop THE nogsnEyL.

sTO0D THE M0uHnEgL ..,-rr-,~e. At the cross her station keeping Stood the mcurnful mother weepine' Where He hung, the dying Loro; For her soul of toy bereaved. Bowed with anguish dsepiy 9FIese1 Felt the sharp and piercing sWoro Oh, how sad and sore distressed. Now was she. that mother piessse Of the soie-begctten One: k Deep the woe of her amiction. When she saw the crucinxton or her ever glorious Seq Who, on Christ's dear mother Pierced by anguish 90 amazing, Born of woman, would not wesP., who. on Christ's dear mother tninkihk' Such a cup Of sorrpw driHktng Would not share her sorrows use'
 rnoM THE METR0PoIIs,
 A Montgomerian in New York TOT brief ytsit wrtiss 2 friend here M 10i- SNsv York city. which until the warm weather of the last few days was q desert of winter hats, has now pios- soned out with q gorEeousness or snrinr millinery like that of many gar- deus. Many of the flower hats resem- lie huge earlands of spring blossoms and n bee straying on Broadway would be buncoed many times in every block.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-06-16
THE UP RIVER COUNTRY.

looking Wenacee the dis
trbung point North Central Washington fact which
day 1t geographical condi
determines the channels of trade
Methow Valley News Wenachee is the dis
trhung point for the upper country clipping from the Win
the dealing with
Spokane Wenatchee business interests
opportunities which awaiting them there
The writer says:
people learn that the Mehow
longer range for both communities and the
way for the business and for themselves
dealing Spokane and Seattle where ought to be
necessary for better understanding
people, Meow has fully realized the Importance of
Wenacee being need but have her
cooperation development for have other outlet than
mountains which would the market for
fruit which Wenachee building all the world Let
dependency of each the other and that Wenachee
will take through few of the SO familiar ia
and will find good sprinters the Met
how
splendid opportunity for Wenachee business interests to
wholesale field for North Central Washington Thus far but
been made in this direction Spokane and Seattle
permitted supply this country when We
doing wholesale for Wenachee
imperative necessity Hardware and machinery large part
supplied from also considerable amount already
being with special efforts other commodities might
time Wenatchee capital being invested
Che Mhow the Okanogan the Entat and other Places and
duly appreciated by the people those places closer
extensive intimacy trade relations between the comm
Washington all that needed to bring greater
prosperity to the whole
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-06-16
KILLS HIMSELF FOR
FAMILY
OF INTERNATIONAL
SOCIETY OF ART, HOPELESSLY
INVOLVED IN DEBT, ENDS LIFE
WITH BULLET.

New York, June 15.-William J..
Comley, president Of the Information
al Society Of Art, was found dead in
the rooms Of the concern at 353 Fifth
avenue early today with a pistol
wound through his mouth and the
weapon near by. Comley, who was
hopelessly involved, had killed him
self, his friends in Yonkers, his home.
said, as a sacrifice for his family.
He saw no light ahead and did not
know what would become of his
wife and four children. But he had
a life insurance policy of $4,000,
and he killed himself that his fam
lily might collect that, pay his debts,
which were not large. ana have
enough to live on.
Comley, who was about so years
old, went to the offices Of the society
on the fifth floor of the building in
Fifth avenue shortly after o'clock
last night. John Candlin, the super
intendent, let him in and wondered
what was the matter, for it was the
first time that ComIey had visited
the offices at night
Shortly after / o'clock this morn
ing Candlin decided to make an in
vestigation and see what was detain-
ing the man. He got in the elevator
and started up. When he reached
the fourth floor he heard a pistol
shot, and then getting off at the
fifth floor, he ran to the offices of the
society. He found the door lacked,
but quickly opened it with a pass
key In the inner room of the suite
of offices Candlin discovered the body
of Comley. The man was in chair
in sitting position and his eye
glasses were still on his nose.
In making his investigation Coro-
ner Dollar found that before ending
his life Comley had gone over all the
papers in the office, both personal
and those of the society. The ma
jority lay on the desk where he had
been sitting.
On the desk was an order of execu-
ton from the sheriff's Office, signed
by Sheriff Thomas Foley Henry
Dexter appeared as complainant in
the papers, and the bill was for
$6S06 and the sheriff's fee. The
execution showed that the furniture
in the Office was about to he seized.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-06-16

Mrs A. Mobery is on the sick list
today.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-06-16
PRESIDENT Of BRA
I'll DEAD
ALFONSO PENNA, WHO HAS
HEADED SOUTH AMERICAN
REPUBLIC THREE YEARS.
DIES AFTER SHORT ILLNESS.

Washington, Jnue 15.-Alfonso
Penna. president of Brazil. died at
1880 o'clock yesterday morning, &C
cording to dispatches received here
here from the American minister at
Rio de Janeiro.
Dispatches from the Brazilian capt.
tai last night stated that Penna was
dangerously Ill. Up to that time no
knowledge had been received that he
was not enjoying his usual health.
At the time of his election to the
presidency, Penna was vice president
of the republic and president of the
Brazilian senate. Previously he serv-
ed as president of his state and gov
ernor of the Bank Of the Republic.
He was elected to the highest Of
fee in the land In 1906 and would
have remained in Office until 1910.
During his administration he accom-
plished much good for the republic
The contamination of the recently
signed arbitration treaty and the ne
gotiation of sixty million dollar
loan for naval purposes were largely
the results of his diplomacy and abil-
itv
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-06-16
GIRLS, DON 7 WE'D
TO EXCESS
MARK TWAIN, IN A SPEECH AT
A YOUNG WOMEN'S SCHOOL.
ADVISES PUPILS TO AVOID M
MODERATE SMOKING.

Baltimore, Md, June 15.-Mark
Twain was the star today at the
commencement exercises at St. Tim
othy's. young women's school, al
Gainesville, a suburb OF Baltimore
He was enthusiastically greeted.
Smiling, Mr.. Clemens, with he pc.
culiar drawl, gave the girls some adj
vice.
there is nothing for me TO 90 but
to tell you young ladies what not to
DO. There are three things that you
should never do on any occasion:
Il. Don't smoke-that Is, not to
excess. I am 70, and have always
smoked during my 70 years to ex-
cess.
"2. Don't drink-that is, to ex-
cess.
SO. Don't marry-that is, to ex-
cess.
Now, If you young ladies refrain
from all these things you will have
all the virtues that any one will
honor and respect
Another thing I want to say, and
that Is that honesty is the best pol
icy.
II remember when I had just writ
ten 'Innocents Abroad when 1 and
my partner wanted to start news
paper syndicate. We needed SO and
didn't know where to get it. While
we were in a quandary 1 espied val
liable dog on the street. / picked up
the canine and sold him to a man
for So. Afterward the owner OF the
dog came along and I got SO from
him for telling him where the dog
was. So l went back and gave the
SO to the man whom I sold it to, and
I have lived honestly ever since"
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-06-16
Judge Palmer Has Birthday.

Judge Palmer is today celebrating
his 72nd birthday. He feels In
very benevolent mood and 1t is safe
to say that had there been any cul-
prits brought before him that he
would have let them off with a very
light sentence. Judge Palmer has
had a very active life, but notwitf
standing his Y years his age sets
very lightly on him.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-06-16
Olympia Arrivals.

Billie Walford, Chicago.
o. w. Fraley, Columbia Siding.
F. H. Baldwin, Columbia Siding.
George Spencer, Entiat.
Frank Sheanon, Entiat.
w. F. James, Entiat.
VIM. L. Campbell, Seattle.
o. E. eHato, Spokane.
L. w. Roth, Columbia River.
G. E. Van Houten, Seattle.
j. G. Grant, Seattle
c. Jones, Chicago.
George Hord, Seattle.
w. F. Gorrieger ana family, Sc
attic.
Miss Pearl Gorriege, Spokane.
w. E. Waserr, Portland.
E. c. Chester and wife, Ronerry.
L. c. Walsoy, Seattle.
J. Frazer, Spokane
George Pedimore, Spokane.
J. G. Debon, Leavenworth.
Wane Donald, Seattle.
J. w. McCeths and wife, Seattle
Mrs. A. Mobery is on the sick list
today.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-06-16
VOU think of any why dy-made clothes
1 shouldn't be as good any clothes can be- there

isn't any reason. But there are
plenty of ready-made clothes that
are not good; and there's no reason
why you should buy them, when
you can get, ready-to-wear, the
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-06-16
Have Their Picture Taken.

In view of the fact that Council
men Buttles and Parshall resigned
last night it was decided that the
members of the city administration
should have their pictures taken this
The members of the vari-
Gus departments and offices met at
$40 and had their photos taken.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-06-16
Douglas Street Residents.

1t is desired that the property
owners on Douglas street in the new
improvement district will meet this
evening at the Office of the Wenat-
chez Realty & Investment company,
where plans will be discussed for saw
ing the shade trees OF this street.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-06-16
Dago Committed to Hsylom.

DagO Committed to Asylum.
The Italian brought up yesterday
from Malaga was given a sanity ex-
animation yesterday afternoon and
was ordered committed to the state
insane asylum. The state authorities
were notified last night and a guard
will probably be here today to take
the man to Medical Lake.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-06-16

If we please you tell others; If not,
tell us. We manufacture harnesses
to suit purchaser. Wenatchee Har-
ness and Saddlery Co. 25 Wenat-
chez avenue. +s@
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-06-16

VIM. Byers is here from Chelan
Falls today.
Miss Lena Roth came up from Col
umbia Siding this morning to visit
friends.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-06-16

Emil Frank returned from Seat
tie after spending a week there at
the fair.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-04-24

4 = i
down away bs ewlna Little work
has peeu done On ire ontdeld ON ae-
leppnt ots The unfaYoralie weather.
= 4 ~
eissora'' MeflFans was warrn-
~ see When he went out 10 take
~ llIsE tlrR on the tlgtngs line at
s'silf ton The old FOX TOOK things easy.
sfte shows the same loose style as OF
iosd and y in splendid shape.
IN ger sweeues. WIN take the COLI
ers g ieKeespor4 Saturday. MAY j.
iaaeS hopes hy that dime to have a
team team ready to meet anything Billy
1ilonlas may put iii tiie heidi Other
games VIM likely be booked.
.
g y al ~ promises 10 ne much
stronger this year than last but even
at that rate there promises 10 he some,
reai Submissions in the next four
months. ~
I Faiis ~ who have he 4 ZEN tiie base.
pall association out IL goodiS sums
OF money in fqrmef years liy witness
ing the games from the roofs Of ti1e
old buildings about the Marietta.
stillwagon Coal tipple WIN be tiisai g.
polnted this year. The buiidings have
oeen torn down. ConneIlsYille News
Manager sweeney, sof Conneilsviile,
believes that in Dutch Myers the East
L1Aryei;pool Ohio. second lbasenlan, he
has the find Of the season. Sweeney
pronounces him the, best infieider he,
has is run across in the minors in years
and Alex has seen a few in his time
He has all the earmarks ola STAR
says the Cocker manager. b
The Grafton Republican says pres
emit indications point 70 a much fas-
ter team in all Departments than last,
seasons team there even when the
latter was going at its best Speedy
work on the base paths win be a fea-
, " Of the work Of the new aggregs-
++
Wesleyan College went against the
GFaftontans at tire Ellss park in, the.
Junction City this afternoon
4.esE II,
ciarksburg Will be there when 1t
comes to the pitchers