The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-10-20
WARM FIGHT OVER
 SCHOOL TEACHER Citizens of BoIdo, Walker County. Stirred Up RECORD FOR COTTON CROP w. L. Aaron has Made Unique Experi- ment In Walker County Which
 Has Been Very Successful.
 Other Jasper News.
RECORD FOR COTTON CROP

Jasper October al)-According to reports from Boldo, a country school house ten or twelve miles east of Jasper, there Is a factional fight on among the patrons of the school in that neighbor- hood, which is waxing intensely warm, and may prove very exciting if the diff ferences of the opposing factions are not amicably adjusted. It is alleged that one side of the patrons went to the school house and removed the sash from the windows, thereby exposing the peda- gogue within to the chilly blasts of wind. The fight is said to have arisen on ac count of the election of Dr. Aaron, who has been teaching there for several years, the opposition to him having placed an- other teacher in charge of the school.
 Perhaps the greatest record ever made in this county in cotton raising has been accomplished by W. l.. Aaron, whose plantation is six miles east of Jasper. He made an experiment the past season to ascertain how much cotton could be raised on one acre of land, and already he has picked over 2000 pounds of seed cotton from the acre and will get about 1000 pounds more, making two good bales from the acre.
 The Jasper bar has recommended the appointment of F. A. Gamble to fill the unexpired term of the late Solicitor E.. w. Coleman. Only four weeks remain until the term expires and during that period not much business will be trans acted.
 Grady Requemore, the 1O-year- son of MT. and Mrs. John M Roquemore, died at the family residence here last night He had been suffering for several weeks with typhoid fever. The funeral services were held this afternoon at 2 o'clock and the interment followed at Oak Hill cemetery
 A meeting of the officers of Company M Alabama National Guard, was held at the armory last night for the purpose of voting for lieutenant colonel of the Third regiment The company had four votes, which were equally divided be- tween Captain Hughes B. Kennedy and Major Daniels.
 The firm of Balenger Bros, which few days ago made an assignment for the benefit of creditors, has been forced into involuntary bankruptcy, and an in- ventory of the stock is now being taken. The liabilities of the concern are reported to be about s7OO0, while the assets have not yet been determined.
 Congressman J. H. Bankhead and Hon. w. c. Davis, presidential elector for the Sixth congressional district, will deliver addresses to the voters of Walker county at the court house tonight. large crowd is expected.
 A meeting of the Jasper bar will be held this afternoon at o'clock for the purpose of taking appropriate action in honoring the memory of the late Hon. F. W. Coleman.
 Captain Richmond Pearson Hobson is scheduled to deliver three speeches in Walker county on next Saturday, begin ming at Jasper on Saturday morning. From there he will go to Oakman and speak at 8 o'clock in the afternoon, and then he will address the citizens of Co., roma at night. Large crowds are expect ed to hear Captain Hobson.
 Perrin D. Hunter, capitalist and propri- etor of the American Carriage company of Cincinnati, and his cousin. MT. Ray mond Neibert of Jackson, Miss. have been the distinguished guests of Mayor and Mrs. J. H. Cranford for a few days. Mr Hunter is very much interested in the progress of Jasper and makes fre- quent visits here.
 F. M. Dobson, formerly of Jasper, is here on a visit from Mississippi, where he has a contract for building several jails and bridges
 Alvin Mansfield Douglas, a young attor- ney of this city, has removed to Gadsden, where he has associated himself in the practice of law with Col. G. D. Motley of Gadsden.