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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-02
DELEGATES ARE NAMED.
WILL REPRESENT MONTGOMERY AT
 CONVENTION.
Twelve Factory sites In City will Be Given to Firms Locating Here
 -Women's Day.

Following out tho instructions of the board of directors of the commer- cial Club. President Ball appointed Wednesday a delegation of ten Mont gomerians to represent the club at the conventions of the Southern Conner ciai Congress and the National Rivers and Harbors Congress. Both will be held In Washington. the former De- cember and ', the latter, December to 10.
 The delegates appointed by the pres ident are E. H. Hyman. F. P. Glass. H. F. Martin. J. F. PiLckard R. D. Quis- enberry. N. Lobman, s. J. Gassels. Mey- CT Grfel, Sam Kaufman and J. B. Wy man, The Southern Commercial Con gress was originated in Montgomery when c. ". Dave was secretary of the local club. Since that time. the orr ganization has grown and the club counts 1t a matter of pride that the city send large representation to this convention.
 AS a special inducement to out-of- town factories. twelve factory sites have been secured and will be given away free to concerns desiring factory location in Monts onery. This an- nouncement was made Wednesday. The sites are situated In West and North Montgomery along the Atlantic Coast Line, Seaboard Air Line and Western of Alabama raiiroacs.
 Realizing the necessity of more in- dustrial enterprises. the Commercial Club has been endeavoring to secure ground to be offered free to prospec- tive manufacturers for some time. The proposition of securing more factories to locate in the city for the upbuild-. ing of Montgomery has been discussed by the members at almost every club meeting. The offering of these free sites Is regarded as big stride to- ward the extension of the city's indus trial interests.
 The secretary made the announce ment Wednesday afternoon that on ac- count of the approaching holidays the regular Friday luncheons of the mem bers of the club would be discontinued until after the first of the year.
 The reception Friday afternoon for the women of the city at the club rooms promises to be big event. The local manufacturers have taken great amount of interest in the affair and have promised sufficient mount of their products for distribution. Short talks will be made on Montgomery made goods and the women will be prevailed upon to purchase these brands from the retailers.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-02
U. M. s. FOOTBALL
 CHAMPIONS OF MOBILE

Mobile. Dec. 1.--(Special )-The foot ball game that decided the Prep. school championship of Mobile, is over, and the U. M. s. squad Is victorious over the Barton Academy team, to 6.
 As a starter, the scrubs of both teams exhibited @ classy article of football, Barton winning this game to o. e
 First Game-For Barton. Captain Santa Cruz played brilliant game. using his head to advantage. Quarter back Hal Mendenhall of U. M. s. did some consistent work also. Both teams battled hard and ech deserved vic- tory.
 Second Game--In the second game 1t was case of too much Hays. An drews and Hannon for Barton, so they went down in defeat 19 to 6. The spectacular retur nof punts by Hays was a feature. Andrews played his usual hard game, and Hannon made big gains on every rush. In the first half. ech. side made a touchdown, and U. M. s. scored a safety.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-02
CONGRATULATIONS ON VICTORY
 AT POLLS.
Editorn and Workers of Newspapers Receive Letters and Teiegrams of COmme ndatfon for Work
 DuFfng the Campaign.

The editors of and workers on The Advertiser during the past two days have been showered with congratuia- tions for the part 1t took in the cam paign which resulted in the over whelming defeat of the proposed amendment to the Constitution.
 The congratulatory words find ready appreciation, because of the fact that during the campaign The Advertiser was subjected to more bit- ter and continued assaults than any person or any Institution which op- posed the amendment.
 Why the amendment orators almost to man singled out The Advertiser for attacks Is not fully clear, unless 1t was that the amendment leaders re- garded The Advertiser as the most ef- fectiye and powerful opponent of the amendment. In view of the continued abuse of The Advertiser throughout the campaign the words and mes- sages, which come by word of mouth. by message or by letter are appreciat- sed at their full worth. The pleasure of these friends increases the pleasure of The Advertiser in the splendid re- suits of Mondays election.
 Some of these messages The Adver- tfser prints today:
 FROM OLD FRIEND.
 Birmingham. Ala. Nov. 29, '0s. May Dear Major Screws:
 My earliest recollection of reading The Advertiser dates back to 1865, when as very small boy, just able to spell out the words, I read the war news. Since that time have read 1t more or less continually.
 T can never forget the magnificent fight made by you in 1S74., the year In which Alabama was redeemed from Republicanism. and also the year in which The Advertiser roosters' made their appearance. since that time you have made the fight to redeem Alabama from many other isms' just as dangerous as Republicanism, and 1t ought to, be a proud recollection to you and know 1t is, as 1t is to every other Alabamian, who has kept up with The Advertiser.
 Others have gone off after strange gods, but Old Grandma has never failed us-always she has been right. as time has proven. It is a remarka- ote record. and one to be proud of.
 The fight just closed only adds tn your crown of glory and I wish won all the joy to which you are Justly
 With hest wishes, believe me to he
 sincerely and ever your friend,
 "Chas. Roberts"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-02
HON. JERE c. KING.

, Birmingham. Ala. Nov. 30. "The Advertiser, Montgomery, Ala: "Gentlemen:-
 T want to congratulate you for the magnificent fight you have made against the proposed constitutional amendment. I never saw your paper do such effective work. :. wish, further. to commend the temperate spirit in which the fight was made At all times, it has been Tree rom abuse, yet vigorous and ef- fecttve In presenting the issues of the campaign
 know of no single factor in the campaign that has aided so materially in bringing; about the magnificent vic- tory which we have achieved.
 Yours very truly,
 "Jere c, King"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-02
THE AGAYoR oF NEWTON.

N6WtON1 4NOF. oVtII1 1JV5, "The Advertiser
 Montgomery. Ala.
 Permit me to congratulate you in your untiring efforts to defeat 'Comerism' and his. political tricks; and I only wish I could have been in my old town-Montgomery- enjoy the enthusiasm.
 Give my special regards to MT. Barron of your staff.
 With best wishes for Old Grand ma to continue living to stem the tide of stormy seas and continue to land the victories always right and in the Democratic column.
 T am yours truly,
 w. B. Mitchell"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-02
J. O.. THOMPSON ILL.

Birmingham, Dec. 1.-(Special. J. J. o. Thompson, State Chairman of the Republican Executive Committee. one of the referees of the President, Is seriously Ill at his home in this city with appendicitis. An operation may be necessary. Mir. Thompson took III while in washington on political busi-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-02
City Mny Ste County.

with the City very soon an amount that has been dpee many months as it's share %6f tiYe inaintehanceE of streets. poor house and pest house and for water supply, mandamus proceed ings will be resorted to.
 City Attorney Boone tonight said that this would be done within the next few days and that the man. damus would require the Mobile County Commissioners to show cause why they should not pay the city s50.- OOO
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-02
MAY BE TIMBER SCANDAL.
Conference Held Rs to Cutting on h
 dian Reservation.

dian Reservation. s#
 St. Paul. Minn., Dec. 1.-Following a recent conference here in the office of United States District Attorney Houpt, between E. B. Lonnen and Warren K. Moorehead, Indian agents, and repre- sentatives Of certain lumber companies operating near the White Earth Mine. Indian reservation, the announcement was made today of a possible timber scandal involving about $5.000,000.
 As a result the timber companies have been ordered to cease cutting timber where claims are disputed, and to give bond for the full amount or aliottees of timber in case illegal cut ting has been done.
 It seems that certain full bloood In- dians and miners when in need of money, have been selling their val- uable timber rights for almost noth- ing.
 Suits will be started by the Govern ment to determine who authorized the rates.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-02
LATHRoP NOT A CANDIDATE.

ReuubIIcan Says He Wants no office.
 Birmingham, Dec. 1.-(Special )- Frank H. Lathrop. the well known Re- publican leader, today announced pos itively that he was not candidate for postmaster of Birmingham nor for collector of internal revenues in this State and Mississippi. He states that James Bowron will be named postmas- ter of Birmingham and J. O. Thomp- son will continue as collector of inter- nal revenues
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-02
MONEY FOR REUNION. Mobile City Council Has ApprOpriat-
 d Gl efO.

Mobile. Dec. 1-(Special. )-The General Committee or the United Con- federate Veterans Reunion met to- night ' o'clock at the Commercial Club. Vice Chairman Soffold I;erney presiding h .1e absemse of General Chairman I. D. B'0c1. who is III.
 The chairman insorne1 those pres ent that the meeting was called 10 present to the General Sounci Q res olution asking for< an appropria- of $1.000 for reunion fund. The meet ing adjourned and marched to the Council where the resolution was pre- scented. The amount was unanimous ly appropriated
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-02
FROM A TRAyELINC MAN

"orangeburg. S. C.. Nov. 30. 'Os. "The Advertiser,
 Montgomery, Ala: Exit Conner. Enter peace, safety and sanity. Hurrah for Alabama! Ac- cept earnest congratulations. .t U. S.. Utley."
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-02
PosToFFICE RoBBED.
!. H. Drummond. a Negro, Arrested ir
 Florida.

Miami. Fla, Dec. 1.-J. H. Drum mond, a negro, arrested here today on a charge of robbing the Buena Vista post office yesterday morning and all but thirty dollars of the stolen funds were recovered.
 After taking s210 from tho negro's pockets. Drummond conducted the off, cers to point where he had buried a sealed tin box containing money and valuable papers taken fl sm the Buena Vista postoffice.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-02
BUSINESS MAN WRITES.

.t- ! ent "Enterprise, Nov. 30. MT. Frank F. Glass, "rhe Advertiser. Montgoniery. Ala. !: Dear Str:-In my humble way I want to congratulate you and your paper for the manly. patriotic way in which you have championed the cause of the people in this campaign against fanaticism which has ruined so many business careers in Alabama.
 May you live many. many years in peace and plenty.
 Yours truly,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-02

@GRANDCHILDRENn IN cRENsHAW
 Luverne. Ala, Nov. 20, 1909. Montgomery Advertiser:
 Congratulations. Give Grandma our regards. Her grandchildren in Crenshaw County are all feeling good
 I "E. O.. Bishop, Chairman"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-02
Governor JelIxs in Mobile.

Mobile. Dee. Special. .l--wplIam D. Jelks. ex-Governor of Alabama. arrived here from Birmingham today. and will remain several days He was rendered welcome here by his friends
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-02

Miss Kate Young leaves tomorrow for Tuscaloosa, where she will visit friends and attend the Sigma Nu dance on Friday evening.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-02
Voluntary Petition.

W. L. Roper of Maplesville. filed 9 petition in voluntary bankruptcy in the Federal Court Wednesday. giving his as S1265
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-02
WORLDS BEST PEACE MAKER.

Much written about aboshng and establishing uni recently suggested that President appeal both Germany England present competition This practicable at present increasing best maker world nation to bigger than the others have got The and before the American public today Stomach Btters and this has been verified thous ands the past 56 years You really ought to bot and for yourself how of Poor Appetite Stomach Headache BOang Bechng Heartburn Indigestion Dyspepsia Costvness Colds Grippe Malaria Fever and Ague
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-02

Mir. R. P. Reeves leaves this after noon for Chicago for a two weeks stay on business
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-02

die Mae Mitchell and Helen Gowan; Messrs. Roland Jordan. Ed Suttles, Leonard Morgan. wiu Browning and Wfll Dozier.
 Tempting refreshments were enjoy ed
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-02
serfaI And 'TserronaI.

and Mrs. Harbin Miller of corinth. Miss, are here visiting relatives.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-02
T4nrwIa Cnne AnIrmed,

Frankfort. Ky, Dec. 1.-The Court of Appeals today affirmed the life sent ence given Beach Hargis for the mur- der of his father. former Judge James Hargfs, the noted feudist of Jackson Ky.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-02
REMEMBERS ALL FRIENDS.

1NkHlWEHAASEAtNS ALL FAIHN USe
 s.s..5.-s, Scale, Nov. 30. Editor The Advertiser,
 Montgomery, Ala:
 Please let me congratulate you on the splendid victory we achieved yes- terday. also send congratulations to Hon. John V. Smith. my old-time friends. and wor all the rest connected with our cause. w. A. Tucker"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-02

Dr. will Harrell of Pleasant Hill f spending the day here.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-02

MT. and Mrs. Charles Clapp of Jack sonville, Fla, are visiting relatives in the city.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-02
Complimentary to- Misses Reese And
 Mcfarland

About twelve members of the younger set participated in a moon light drive and picnic on last evening. valley Creek being the favored destination. and Misses Ada Reese of Birmingham and Corinne McFarIand or Oklahoma City, the popular honorees. Those present were Misses Reese. Mcfarland, Clytie Grimes. Ad-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-02
Patriotic AIabnnaians Send
 Greetings to The AdUertiser

and it was through its columns that we kept up with the campaign
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-02
A BOLD NEGRO. Frank Mason Entered Homes In Pen-

Pensacola. Fla, Dec Especially Frank Mason. a negro. created excite ment in the residence section of East Government Street.. this afternoon when he entered the homes of several white families in that section, Frightening the women and running the m from their homes. sH
 The police reched the scene after . hurried run and arrested the negro. who afterwards made a break for lib- erty. but was. captured after a long chase. He is held without bond in the city jail.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-02
Rccord st Postomce .

The record month for business in the history of the Pensacola postoffice was that of November just passed. Ac- cording to the postmaster the sale of stamps alone reached $7.50o. This Is a gain of over t2,000 when compared with the same month of last year.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-02
Meeting of Bridge Club.

Mrs. Leon Ebert charmingly enter tained the members of the Do-As-You- Please Club and a few other guests this afternoon at her home on Broad Street.
 1ne apartments where the games were played were tastefullv decora ted with potted plants and vases of art flowers. After the games the prize a dainty lace jabot. was awarded and delicious refreshments were served.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-02

.Jno. R. Middlebrooks." ,.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1909-05-27
LARSON DRUG STORE
PURCHASED BY IOVET1
The New Man Will Take Possession
July I.

Frank D. Lovett purchased the
Larsen drug store, at the corner OF
Center and Washington streets.
Tuesday. While he is now nominally
in charge, he will not take actual
possession till July 1, so that Charles
Larsen may have time in which to
wind up his interests in the business.
Mr.. Lovett has been the pharma-
cist with Larsen since the latter pur-
chased the store from II. Goodman,
some three years ago. He was in
the drug business eleven years in
the east. Mr. Lovett was born in
Illinois, and moved to Kansas in
1884 He was a resident of Kansas
for twenty-one years and learned the
drug business in that state. He took
his pharmaceutical degree from the
state university in 1894. and imme-
diately went into business at Madi
son, Kan. He remained there one
year. and decided the town was not
quite large enough for him. He sold
out and went first to FL Paso, and
shortly after came to Phoenix He
worked first in the Owl drug store.
and then went with n. n. Miller, and,
later, with Larsen.
Mr. Larsen will probably go east
for the summer, but he may return
in the fall and purchase a ranch.
At the present time, his plans are in
vague shape.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1909-05-27
NOLAN PLEADS GUILTY.

Tucson, Ariz., May 26.-(Special)-
Assistant Cashier Nolan of the failed
bank at Bisbee today pleaded guilty
at Tombstone to the classifying of the
records of the bank in the report of
the bank to the comptroller of the
currency. President Edleman of the
bank had pleaded guilty to a similar
charge the day before. The plea of
Nolan was made while jury was con-
sidering one of the fourteen charges
against him.
The Mexican revolutionists, Villa
real, Magon and Rivera, convicted at
Tombstone of violating the neutrality
laws, were taken to the penitentiary
at Yuma today. They were cheerful
and expressed the certain belief that
the supreme court would reverse the
case and that at the next trial they
would be proven not guilty.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1909-05-27

is based on information held by the
governor of the attitude of leading
members of congress toward the state
hood bill.
The governor is here attending the
commencement exercises of the univer
sity. He will be given a rousing re-
ception tonight at the Old Pueblo.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1909-05-27
GOVERNOR SLOAN
SURE OF STATEHOOD
Believes Election of State Officers Will
Be Held Next Year.

Tucson, Ariz.. May 26-((SpeciaL)-
In an interview today Governor Sloan
stated that he had no doubt that an
enabling act admitting Arizona to
statehood would be passed by congress
and signed by President Taft by next
February. The governor believed that
at the regular election in 1910 the peo-
pie of Arizona would vote for state
officers instead of territorial officials.
In this opinion the wish was not
merely father to the thought, but it
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1909-05-27
PERSONAL MENTION

Guests at the Hotel Adams are:
William H. Wheeler. Tucson: P. T
McGrath, Kelvin; P. W. Latimer. Seth
Bullock. Deadwood; W. ]. Hunt, Chi
cage; George L. Wolf, New York; r.
S. Hichey, New York; Joseph Dickey,
Chicago; A. G. Carelar, Douglas; E.
Rowe, Los Angeles; a. G. Sprenger,
New York; ]. T. Norton, San Fran
cisco.
At the Ford are: Mr.. and Mrs. E. S.
Morton, San Francisco; E. p. Rogers,
San Francisco; F. ]. Johnson, Los An
geles; ]. G. Peterson, Mesa; T. r.
Goodman, Prescott.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1909-05-27
WILLIAMS RELEASED-E.

Williams, who was stabbed in an
affray with three negroes Tuesday
night, was released on s25 bail yes
terday. to appear for examination on
June II, if he has then recovered
sufficiently from his wound. No COM
plications have yet set in. and the
man is in fair way to recover in
a short time. 1t was learned yes
terday that Williams is the son of
Charlie Williams, who was killed
near Mesa some few years ago by a
man named Weller. Weller was
finally acquitted Of the charge Of
murder.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1909-05-27
FOR A FLORIDA HOME

Messer and family. who has for some
time been conducting successful pickle
business east of the city, left last night
for Florida, where they will reside. Mr..
Messer leaves property interests here
which will call him back from time to
time. His successor in the pickle man
business is w. P. Arnold.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-09-24

dian was not the son OF Mr. Hedderick
and uphcldinE the viii. From this
decision the piaintiR took an appeal to
the supreme court and the decision
rendered yesterday In which Mrs He'd
derrick is again q winner Is the result
Decision 10 Popular.
At the time Judge Goss, who was the
trial Judge, rendered his decision,
which is now upheld by the supreme
court, there was great rejoicing at
EWdllfston. Both The WIlliston Her
laid and The WiilistoiA Graphic had
long articles expressing pleasure at the
Eoutcone Of the care.
The Graphic said: This case IL
an excellent illustration OF an attempt
Ito hlAcknail an estate and to what
length the greed and lust OF money will
lead some people. The facts in the
lease are these:
Tn the sunnacr or fall OF 1879 the
Indian wcfnan Medicine lived with one
Eof the northwest mounted police at
Wood Meantain, Canada, leaving there
Idn the latA fail or winter OF 1879. or
early In 1890. In the spring OF 1880
kshe gave, birth to the Indian boy, Gus
EHedAerick.''
Telling ,hsw the boy got his name,
The Graphic says:
Tn 1858 Miss Dustin, afterwards
Mrs. Heddericx, and the plaintiff In the
preseAt Aetisn, visited Major Cowan,
her brsther-i n-law, who was Indian
agent at Popular. She taught in the
indian s6hcsI In the fall OF 1885 and
| to Mrs. Esdaer4ck, Major Cowan. Cen
Aral Heath and tire other teacher, fell
the task ct giving the Indians white
names. General Heath, as q Joke
named the boy In question Gus He'd
, derrick, although he he'd attended the
schoea the year previous under a diff
ferent name"
Ball, Watson. z ung A Lawrence Of
Fargo and A. L. Knauf Of Willistor
irepresentea Mrs Hedderick all the wav
through the diffcrea4t trials. In speak.
Ing Of the case Aoday, Mr.. Lawrence
said:
Mrs Hedderick fought the case
more for the purpose OF Sustaining the
honor OF her dead husband. who ha6
always born 4 reproachless character
than to retain the money. The de-
cision il q complete vindication of Mr.
Hedderick and we rejoice Oh that &C
count"
The syllabus Of the case Is as fol-
lows:
The syllabus.
In the supreme court, state of North
Dairoea, March. 1s6s, term.
Grace d. Heddsrick, respondent, VS.
Gus ~. Hedaericir. jr. appellanA.
Ira nsticS ef appeal from d ana
judsgneAt IL ine1ssctual to brirw IN
for review "a eraer made after 1udx.
mort denying . melton Ter = new trial
wlasra sten nsttee merely recites tlias
defendant appeals frera the Judgment
and asks FER review Of starh order
81 sid appeai F1urthermsre, the IN
derxakif8 81 appeal ndalxAa ne refer.
eAre 70 such order and, Following the
rule recently announced BY this court