davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-13
LEAVE TRACK IN TRIALS.

Two Autos Come to Grief ON Curves.
Rome. Ca. July 19-While practicing
this afternoon for the automobile
races to be run here tomorrow, two
Chattanooga entries left the track and
were wrecked, Driver McKenney and
Mechanician Simpson. Of Mitchell car
having narrow escapes from death.
The Mitchell jumped the track on a
curve and crashed through Q fence
McKenney being thrown twenty five
feet. landing on his head In q pool OF
water and being only slightly injured
Simpson was thrown out on his head
landing on the track. but his injuries
are not serious.
A Maxwell car. driven by w. A. Witt
broke the front axle on a curve. the
car dashed up an embankment. crashed
through a fence and made a fifteen foot
leap into a swamp. Witt Jumped and
was unhurt. The cars were so badly
damaged that the entries were with.
Drawn.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-13
CAPITOL BRIEFS

Before dusk yesterday upwards OF
100 medical students aspiring to the
practice OF medicine In Alabama had
registered with attaches Of the Stats
Department OF Health, as condition
| to taking the semi-annual examination
which begins this morning at o'clock
| In the Capitol. AS the registration may
continue today 1t Is probable that "a
| many at $50 applicants NAV be en-
| rolled. -
| II the books show this many appii.
cants or more. they. together with tbs
law applicants. will overflow the legis.
/ lative halls where the examinations are
usually held. The law examinations
begin this morning. and like the medi-
cal tests. will last for four days. These
examinations will be conducted by At
torneys Ryan Walker. Of Athens: w.
H. Parks. Of Andalusia, and Thomas
Knight Of Greensboro. There will be
but little more than q half-dozen appli-
cants for the law license.
The annual report Of Tax Collector
George B. Tarrant, OF Jefferson Coun-
ty, came to the State Auditor yester-
day. He turned In the largest collect
ion In the history of the county. His
total remittance consisted OF $574.S36.72
distributed among the following funds:
State general. s222,22s.64: soldiers.
$SS.152.53. and schools. s264.456.s5.
Another report yesterday to the State
Auditor came from Collector r. &c.
Peagler Of Butler County, who RENTED
collections as follows: State fund, 911,-
s24.3s soldiers. $4.soo.7s: and schools,
s14. 4o2 OF.
On his way to Blakely. Ca, his old
home, Judge w. e. Fort. of the Grim
iual Court Of Jefferson County, and for.
81 "a n ha n
or, saw many friends in Montgomery
yesterday during his few hours stay
He will spend several weeks by way of
vacation in his Georgia home. Mr..
Fort has had q busy time ever since he
received the appointment Of the Gov
ernor as successor of Judge Daniel \.
Greene. of Birmingham.
On his return yesterday from an exc
tended trip through various counties OF
the State, Judge J. ]. Mitchell. chair
man of the State Tax Commission, said
that the Commission was meeting with
but little frictio4 in the campaign they
are waging for equitable adjustment OF
tax valuations throughout the State
The Commission will be in Clarke Coun.
ty tomorrow. and Thursday proposes to
60 to Washington County TO look oveS
the assessment books.
with the exceptions Of two or thres
clerical errors, showing small amounts
due the State. the report of Assistant
Examiner of Public Accounts. H. y
Lee, on the books and accounts OF
shelby County officers, showed every
thing in good shape. The report wal
fled with the Governor yesterday.
C. Brooks Smith, Chief Clerk Of the
state Auditors department, has return.
ed from a trip to Meridian. Miss. where
he attended the beside Of his brother
in-iaw, who died. He reports that hi.
mother is suffering from an attack Of
fever.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-13
ORIGIN
OF = F.mous Hainaa Feea.

The story Of great discoveries or IN
vsntions is always Of interest
An active brain worker who founo
Asrnsalf hampered by lack of bodily
strength and vigor and could net car
nv out the plans and enterprises ne
knew how TO conduct. was led 20 study
various foods and their Effects upon
the human system. In other words
before he could carry out his plans ne
SeS % ana a food that would carry
MIN along and renew his physical Ano
He xnew that q food which was a
brain and nerve builder. (rather than
a mere fat maker) was universally
needed. He knew that meat with the
average man does not accomplish the
desired results He knew that the soft
gray substance In brain ana nerve
centres II made from Albumen and
Phosphate Of Potash obtained from
food. Then he started TO solve the
problem.
Careful and extensive experiments
evolved Grape Nuts. tile now famous
food. II contains the brain and nerve
building food elements IN condition for
easy digestion.
The result, of eating orApe-Nuts daily
II easily seen in a marked sturtiness
ana activity of the brain ana nervous
system. making II q pleasure for one
! 20 carry on the daily duties without
fatigue or exhaustion.
Grape-Nuts food 10 "a no sease q
stimulant but 10 simply food which re-
news ana replaces the daily waste OF
brain ant nerves.
It's flavor is charming and being full
ly and thoroughly cooked AZ the fac
tory 1t is served instantly with cream
The signature of the brain worke 81
spoken OF. c. w. Post. 10 to be seen on
each genuine package Of Grape-Nuts
Look In pkgs. for the famous little
| book, THE Road to MELVILLE
| There's Reason"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-13
WOMEN ano SOCIETY


for Troy 20 attend house party given
BY MICS Jimmie Smith.
Miss Louise Reeves left yesterday fos
Troy to spend some weeks.
Miss Pearl Zimmerman left for her
home IN Troy yesterday. after spending
some time in the eity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mcleod Darby. OF Troy.
are In the city.
DIR. e. 9. Davis. DR.. Parker and DR..
Sam Hammer. Of oordo. are visiting in
the city.
Miss Kathleen corirer Of Eufauia. IL
visiting her cousin. Miss ciaytie Thorn
ton on ooidthwaite Street.
Mis-. Florence Ford. of Birminsn.m.
10 the guest Of her sister. Mrs. Robert
8. Greene.
Mrs. Frank Jackson has returned to
worth.
Mr.. Ed ralley Is visiting friends In
Birmingham.
Miss Nellie Jones has returned home
after Visiting relatives In Albany. Ga
-
Mr. Joe Levy entertained at q dance
last evening at East Lake in honor Of
Miss Sara Ginsberg Of Atlanta Among
the other out-of-town guests present
were Mr.. Sam Lehman. Mr.. Sam Mere
baum OF Atlanta, and Miss Rae Mon
sky OF Birmingham
News.
Mrs r. M. Samuel. Of Demopolis. IL
visiting her SON. Mr.. T. I. Samuel.
r
Mrs. l.. J. Richardson OF Montgom-
cry. IL the guest Of her daughter. Mrs.
sgd Smith. Birmingham Age-Herald
r r
Miss Ethel Johnstn has returned from
visit to Tuscaloosa.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-13
,r several eeks--Birmingham Age.

for several weeks Birmingham Age
Herald.
Mrs. Thomas L. Hewlett. Jr.. and lit
tie daughter, Augusta Hope. of Mont
gomery, are on q visit to the city and
are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. John
,. Damrich. STA Dauphin Street.--Mobne
Register.
Mrs J. NJ. Foster and little daugh-
ter. Kathleen. are Visiting Mrs. Carl
Seals In Birmingham.
Mrs. walter Thomas. Of Blakeiy, Ga,
is visiting Mrs. Gustave Mertins on Nc
Donough Street.
Miss Aida May has returned from
New Mexico. where she spent some
months.
Word has been received from Mrs.
Thomas n. owen that she 10 having q
most delightful time in the West. She
couver. b. c.. and other points. She
says the weather is quite cold. and
that they are wearing winter clothes
and furs.
Mrs. p. c. Keipp and daughter. Mrs.
s. o. Trippe. are spending few days
ut Oak Park.
The friends of Miss Agnes Marks will
regret to learn that she 10 Ill at her
home on South Perry Street.
Miss Bessie Simpson spent the week.
end at Mountain Creek.
=
Misses Nell and Mary Danneliy have
returned from visit to friends In
Selma and Greensboro.
Miss ona Belle DeJarnette will leave
this week for an extended visit TO va
rious points in North Carolina
Mr.. M. Milton ana little daughter
Emily. are visiting Mrs. j. 7. Thorn
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Fuaua have gone
to Memphis to spend the summer.
r r
Mr.. Clarence Danneliy, principal of
the Evergreen School. will reach Mont
gomery today from New Orleans and
will be with his parents. Rev. and Mrs.
J. M. Dannelly for the remainder OF
the summer.
Miss Alice Woods Is attending the
summer session OF INC university Oh
Tennessee at Knoxville.
Miss Tryphena Tennilie will In few
days leave for Toledo. o.. to spend sew
sral months with friends. :
r
Mrs. John Bullock and little daugh-
ter, Anne, Of Pensacola, who have been
visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. q.
w. Eley. have gone TO Warm Springs.
Ga.
,-
Mr. and Mrs. Carson Daniel have re-
turned from q months visit to relatives
in Troy and Bainbridge. Ga.
=
Misses Mary Boyd williams and Bell
Anderson have gone to Biloxi for sew
eral weeks.
Mrs. Andrews left this morning to
Join her daughter. Mrs. W. J. May, in
Montgomery. where they will make
their home. Birmingham Age-Herald.
Miss Maggie uohnson left yesterday
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-13
PREACHERS MUST PAY
STREET TAX IN GIRARD

Columbus, Ca, July a. Especially
The Girard. Ala. City Council tonight
after quite a debate. voted to collect
street tax from ministers hereafter.
The ministers have been exempted
in the past. according to custom that
has always prevailed. but when the
matter was brought UP tonight. 1t was
pointed out that the law made no dis
tinction. Every member of the Coun-
ell voted In favor of collecting the tax.
The Council also refused to exempt
from street tax this year, the members
of Company L. and Alabama Regiment.
the Governor.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-13
KILLS NEGRO FARM HAND.

Surly Blacks Assault Met BY Bullet.
Eufaula. July 12--(Special)-In a diff
ficulty between Dawson McGough AMI
q negro, which occurred on the for.
mer's plantation near Glennville Satur-
day. Mr.. McGough shot q negro en-
ploye on his farm. The negro died
this morning
Mr.. McGouKh had occasion to send
the man on an errand, and he stayed
beyond the time 1t was thought he
should have returned. Mr.. McGough had
occasion to reprimand him. The Negro
replied and drew his knife when Mr.
McGough presented his pistol and fired
Mr.. McGough came to the city thii
afternoon and gave himself UP to thu
authorities. 1t is believed that the act
was committed purely In self defense
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-13

Chicago. July 12.-Under the terms
OF "a agreement reached here today.
the commercial Nationai Bank Of Chi
cago tomorrow will absorb the Bank
ere National. George =. Roberts,
Prssidsnt Of the Commercial win con-
unue ~ President Of the merged In
stitutions. and Edward 8. Lacey. Pres
tdent Of the Bankers. will succeed
Robert T. lincoln - chairman Of the
Board OF Directors. The amalgama-
ton will give the Commercial National
. banking power of approximately
$sS,o0o.oo0. Ai
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-13
WEAKLEY COMING
WITH LOCKER PETITION

Birmingham, July 12-- Especial ~
Judge s. d. weakley, who is associate
counsel with Bessemer lawyers. will
personally present the petition for q
re-hearing by the Supreme Court on the
recent decision In the cases of Henry
French in Birmingham. and w. 8.
Edge In Bessemer. relative to the ans
ti-storage law. touching on the prohib'
ition question and the locker club sys.
tenn.
The application for re-hearing re-
views the cases under consideration at
some length and follows the argument
made by Justice Mcclellan In his opin-
ion dissenting from minority Of the
court.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-13
KH0RASsANs GATHER
IN THE TAR HEEL STATE

Ashsville, N. c., July 12.--Aftey
CROSSING the sands" Of many States
the fes-capped Knights Of the Impe.
rial Palace, the Dramatic Order OF
the Knights OF Kharassan. pitched theil
tents in this city tonight for theft
ninth biennial convention.
All sections OF tho country. with
the exception OF the Pacific states. are
represented.
The convention opened tonight 81
the auditorium with an address of well
come by the Mayor Of the city. re-
sponded to byl walter +. Breen Of
WATERFOWL, N. Y.The knights were
welcomed in behalf of the State BY
State Senator Kiutz. w. B. Richie OF
Lima, o., responding.
A reception at the Battery Park Ho-
TEL rendered BY imperial ofncers to all
Khorassans and Pythians. closed the
nights proceedings.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-13
ALABAMA PERSONS
HURT BY AUTO CARS

Birmingham, July 12--H c. Lee had
two ribs broken and r.. G. Stout was
rendered unconscious when an automo-
bile which they were driving went over
an embankment on the Springvilie road.
twenty miles north of Birmingham this
morning The car turned over and
both men were caught underneath.
Mrs. Carrie Gill Is still hoyering be-
tween life and death as the result Of
injuries sustained Saturday night when
she was struck on South Twenty first
Street by a large touring car. Her skull
was fractured by striking the pave
mNnt
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-13
TUSCALOOSA VOTES
BONDS FOR SCHOOLS

Tuscaloosa, July 12--(Special.) -Tus-
caloosa citizens today voted to issue
$50, 900 OF school bonds. The final vote
was 1872 for. Il against.
This vote Is the lightest cast here In
some time The total voting strength
10 over 600.
II is proposed to erect High School
building with all modern conveniences.
and also to make some extensive i'm
provements as to sanitation and ventiI-
alton ON the present building known
as the STAFFORD High School.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-13
COURT DIFFERENCES
LEFT TO JUSTICES

Macon. Ca. July 12--The question of
jurisdictional authority between Judge
Emory Speer Of the United States Court
and Judge Charlton Of Chatham Coun-
~ Superior Court. In the case OF the
Electric Supply Company Of Savannah.
agreement to refer the matter to the
Supreme Court Of Georgia.
Having reached this agreement, Re-
ceiver w. v. Davis did not appear here
today before Judge Speer to show cause
why he should not be adjudged In con-
tempt OF court, the order issued against
him having been withdrawn
Judge Charlton IL in charge Of the
company's business until the Supreme
Court renders q decision. .r
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-13
MRs. sropnARp DEAD.

Five Small Children Mourn Her Loss.
Wetumpka, July 12-(Special Mrs.
A. P Stoddard. q young matron of
East wctumpka, died suddenly Sunday
afternoon, and her body was carried
today to. burying ground In Mont
gomery County. She Is survived by q
husband and FIVE small children. the
youngest an infant only q few months
old.
Mrs ]. M. Lancaster has gone to
Tate Spring to speRd several weeks
recuperating from recent severe i'll
ness.
E. v. Robson and C. k. Mcdorris
are spending this week at Waukesha
after having spent q part of their va
cation in Chicago and Milwaukee.
Messrs ]. L. Welch. l.. w. Farrow.
]. s. Mullens, w. I. Lancaster and L.
L. Vann have returned from Lowndes-
boro where they have been attending
District Conferences.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-13
FITZPATRICK'S CAFE

LUNCHEON TO-DAY, s5c.
1IsSO to ESQ.
MENUS
Vegetable Soup OK Joints with Barley
Outlets Of Red Snapper ala Bachamel
Pommes saute
Boiled OK Tongue. Piauante Sauce
Minced Lamb Croquette. Aux Petit Pots
Rice Cakes a-la-waldorf
Roast Sirloin of Beef. Pan Gravy
Roast Spring Lamb. Mint Sauce
Cucumbers and Tomato Salad
Mashed Potatoes Etewed Corn
New Peas In Cream
Coffee Tea Milk
Orange Sherbet adv.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-13

Honolulu. July 12-County- Sheriff
William P. Jarrett is prisoner In a
plantation mill at Waimanalo, where he
10 surrounded by an angry crowd OF
800 japanese strikers, according to a
telephone message received here. A
squad of mounted police and a dozen
deputies and special policemen. fully
armed. started in automobiles for
Waimanalo in response 70 the sherifrs
urgent message
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-13
DAILY raAYna.

For our absent loved ones. We
implore Thy loving kindness.
keep them In life. keep them In
growing. honor: and for ~. grant.
} that we remain worthy OF their
for us, nor we for them. Grant
as but that, and grant us cour-
age to endure lesser ills unshaken. I
and to accept death. loss and dis
appointment as 1t were stains
upon the tide Of life Robert
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-13
asa,ns Armisssad Hissna Social Editor. Phone asa
4 SONG FoR .JULY,


.rls the noon OF the year,
And . toiier. oppressed
! ~ the labor and heat,
rolds n. hands on his breast:
10! the earth swings at rest
In the noon Of the year.
rris the noon OF the year.
IRE II pass to its wanes
Ovor full bosomed trees.
Over yellowtsh grain.
Earth. the toiier, a-drowse.
Us Must revive him again
In the noon OF the year.
It's the noon of the year.
Come, be one with II, sweet!
Love IN idisness calls
Theough the languorous heat.
where the dream peoples NOD
In the wind whimpied wheat,
IT. A. DAILY.
IN HONOR OF VISITORS.
Miss Lena Sewelovttz entertained
< Huesday afternoon ut her home on
rountain Heights in honor Of the visi-
tors. Miss Lena Romm, Miss sara
& Gfnsbere. Mr.. Sam Lehman and Mr..
Gam Nerebaum Of Atlanta. and Miss
Esa Monsky OF Montgomery. The
house was decorated in red. white and
blue, and the guests were served with
B fruit punch and ices In shape OF stars.
studded with tiny Tags. and cake,
hDuring the evening many musical and
vocal selections were rendered. and
dancing was enjoyed on the veranda
until a late hour .-Birmingham News.
Mrs. J. C. Sims of Gordo 10 visiting
IN the city.
The many friends of Miss Nimmo
Green formerly of this city. who was
operated on for appendicitis In Biz
mingham several days ago, Will be
glad to know that she Is rapidly i'm
proving.
MONTGOMERY GIRLS IN TROY.
Misses Mary Manly Gilmore. Marion
Black and her guest. Miss Margaret
Anderson of Winston Salem. N. c.,
who are visiting Miss Helen Bashinsky
In Troy, are receiving much delightful
social attention. They were honor
guests at a luncheon at the Exchange
Hotel several days ago. the party COM
Ing to Montgomery in autos. Miss An
nette Murphree also entertained at
-spend the day" party in their honor.
Miss Emmie Campbell 10 visiting her
cousin, Miss Ida Taylor, In Birming-
ham. -
Miss Ella Hargrove Sayre will return
to her home In Montgomery Sunday.
She will be accompanied by Mrs. Rob-
ert r.. Meyer, whose guest she has been
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-13

fsoe1Vsd saxiise IN the dsy By being
run oysr by an automobile driven By
Charles =. Love, Of Smyrna, Ga. Love
was exouerAtsd In police court OF re-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-13
DAILY CALENDAR.

Mr.. and Mrs. walton II. Hill
} will entertain at o dance this I
J evening at Oak Park. In honor OF 4
Miss Lillian Hill. the attractive 4
daughter Of DR.. and Mrs. L. L. !
Ell. I
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-13
Auto KiIIa AtIanta boz

Atlanta, July 1a.--Isidore Avebach
II ysars old, died at q hospital here
this afternoon as q result OF injuries
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-13

Philadelphia. Pa, July 13--Foliowing
the refusal of the officials OF the Mid.
vale Steel Works to replace the wage
scale In force until eighteen months
ago, $50 electric crane workers ara ON
strike at the steel plant. The crane
workers demand an increase Of two
cents an hour. II 10 understood that
the plant will be eventually crippled
by the action Of the crane workers. 81
900 other employees being affocted-
Lace viii be more than rivalled In
popularity by embroidery and braid
trimming.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-10-19
BUENA VISTA NOTES

however, that the extent of his injuries
were but bruises. ATcOuTt was response
BILE for the accident, but Henry, up on
the horse, while he adpitted that fact.
was held blamsless 10y the judges. Ar
court was not straight when the barrier
was sprung and from an outside position
he shot in toward the rail- despite his
riders effort 10 keUp him out
The public again Jared well yesterday.
-Four of the winners were virtually post
favOrites, though CobbleslSill closed at
slightly longer price than MOssback ard
Invader in the opening event. The beaten
favOrites were Bavaria and CadiC hon. 1t
as not quite plain why the latter should
be sent 70 the post at to 3, while as
good as to ! was offered against Agree
ment, unless on the assumption that the
Star Ruby gelding would not be able TO
handle mis- imDOst
= y X
The price makers were away cut of
line on the 2-year-Old race in making
Good Money an to . favOTite and quot
ing May Bride at to 1. Aside from the
fact that he had only recently got out
OF the maiden class. Good Money had up
an impOst that might be expected to an
Choir him. May Bride, en- the other hand,
mao won a number Of races from good
ones. beating Eel when at her best at
Butte in very fast time, and other shifty
youngsters, including the much-vaunte6
Miles. It was not strange under the cir
cumstances that the wise play went to
the daughter of DR.. Mcbride and sent
her to the post equal favorite with Good
Money, whose odds receded to to 2.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-10-19
GREAT GAME FOR U. Of U.
WITH GOLDEN At DENVER

One of the hardest football battles of
the University OF Utah's schedules Will be
played the coming Saturday on the Union
Park field in Denver with Golden. Coach
Joe Maddox considers this the biggest
game of the year. Golden has Joe Cur
tbs, a Michigan teammate of Joe Mad
dock, for a coach this year, and he uses
the same hurry-up method of whipping
his men into shape that has been char
acteristic Of the Utah team since Coach
Maddox took charge Of the eleeVn.
Monday afternoon a number Of former
university football stars were on the
field watching the university eleven work
out. and all stated that Utah this year
has the fastest and most evenly balanced
team in the history of the school The
line contains a good supply Of beef, and
the back field is well proportional, so
that il will be able to follow out the work
of the line in making large gains. Dur
ing the summer vaca ton Coach Maddox
worked out a number Of new plays espe-
ctally adapted for a fast team in the open
style of play, and he hopes to spring sew
eral surprises on the Colorado team I'm the
great game Saturday.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-10-19
FAKE WRESTLERS TURNED
IN JAIL BY B0NDSMEN

Seattle Wash. Oct 1S.-JOseph Carroll,
alias ole Marsh. and Bert Warner, alias
Bert shores. out on bonds on an indict-
ment returned at Council Bluffs, Ia,
charging use of the mail to dcfraud, were
surrendered into court today by their
bondsmen and rearr5sted by Deputy
United States Marshal NJ. T. McGraw
McGraw has received adViC5S from
United States District Attorney GOss of
Omaha stating that the men had been in
diCted by the federal grand jury in that
city Oct. on charges similar to the ones
contained in the Council Bluffs indict-
ment. They were unable to furnish bail
of $4,000 each, and were taken to jail
to await removal to Omaha
The indictments are in connection with
the alleged fake wrestling schemes re-
Gently uncovered by the federal grand
juries at Council Bluffs and Omaha.
Lyman Petit of Everett, Wash. who
was on CAROLS bond, told United States
Attorney Todd that he had been informed
that Carroll and Warner were planning
to go to British Columbia and he asked
the privilege of Withdrawing from the
bond.