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The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-08-07
TOWN TOPICS

Date Set-The annual convention of
county superintendent, which was an
nouncei would be held in Olympia on
has been definitely set for September
49, The program will be announced
within the next few days.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-08-07

Henry Patterson Dead-Henry Pat
terson, aged 81 years, died at the Walla
o'clock of paralysis and complications.
Mr.. Patterson was formerly a minin g
man and was at one time quite wealthy.
Through unfortunate speculatiOns in
mining property he lost his wealth. He
came to Walla Walla with his wife
some time ago.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-30
@nllinmprN mn Sclbitmprb.

F0ilo0clp0io, %. 0fto0cr.
r. 2Ilbcrt Numimlcrlc ~. % Sabre
alt, cridoB 0citcru iciuc 81 i0brils
Satin 2lIicc uno iid irIbit. Co9 Che
poor bcirutbctc I'M lsbtcn &omlor,
Icbtc jcOod) uiht Qliidlid) 5uiammrt
uuO Ole jlmNr Trou mar 81 i1rru
Gltcru }urijdQctcbrt. @cltern 2I0Cu0
lra'cn lid) sic @ottcn oui Scr StruBc
unO 'cUtcn ilh oui cine &nu3trcppG
mo lie cine 3cit lana in ltltrrrcoWl
ocrbrohtcu. 2Ql3 bic 6rou auiitano.
ucrmmOctc Tie ser Wom Ourh ciuru
Sdlb mo lie itorb boIo 0lroui inn
@oipitol. Ger Wtamr iprauQ ami
ciucn StroGcnbobmdQQon ulo ols
cr iih pcriollt io6, io9tc cr iidl auf
Ser por0crcu @Iottiorm cine <gcl in
Sen &opi um0 mor I'M 9it cine |cidc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-30
Salts Hciic.

Noriolt &a., %. 0ftobcr.
Ger arGBcr rGolmbia" lit acitcrn
nit Sctrct0r (oit u,O oeiieu @2igu
'dait an Nor0 oui Ser 6obrt uad
Dem NItbmt2 uon Nanamo olta Sen
Gopca oi &irNinio Dcrolr2 QcIobrcL
nodOcm sic O%itiullrirte HcjirQcicu
ldoit iih in olCr Irijbc in SD %oint
cinncihiiit bate. Die columbia"
oilritc ipGt am Somlto1 @Ibcno 0cu1
&rUl5cr o9&cit &ir9iuiu," Der sen
ErGiiOcntcu non iciucr Siiorciic bcim.
mGrt@ brinIt, b@cNcgncn. Die so
htmbi0" ion Golon NnlonQ2 u0d)itcr
@od)c crrcid)cn, Sctrct0r Gait miro
AMI Ocm %itbml3 cine Mode bis 5cbu
Solc pcrpcilcn mo am 70. Nopcr.
Der IN @dlbtnQton 3lriId crUortct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-30
Sic acrniitctcu ySaiicn.

@urlirQton, &t.. %. Sit. -
Gic II &iu0cr, mcldc nidlt Sem @iit
crlcHcn limo, 0urd) meIhe9 Orci tIcin}
MGOdcn i'm st. Soicpb3 . Maiicn'
bouic" am Nomrcritn1 9fbcnO ibrc2
So0 ionocn. cr6olcn it'd langiom mo
bic Ncr5tc limo ser McimulR, ooB lie
ON ScbCn blclbet mer0cn. Nlc lid
Jest bCroll3itcllt, lit Die Sb0uttion uon
ben Wcauntcn 0cS @clluloheit2ratbca
mir an ipcI Ser geltorbenen &lnocr
por0enonnncn morotL neil 0ao orltte
Gpicr, sic tlCine Ncllie &Iair, .j1
GerpouOtcn in Nlberg gelanot mo
BORT bcrcit3 beItnttct luor0cn mar.
Cine iidcrc @citimmulg oea @lftca,
mcld)em Die &inoer crlegcn llno, ut
nod uidt g%clungcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-30

item Crruluut, nuDnl cr 1866 ol& Nd
lIt0rdttodr an Dem prcllBiih Sit
rrid)iihrl &ric0r (beiI, mllrbc lSGS
8cncroln,oior uWo Gbci oc5 @cncrol,
itoba IN Hicif, Damn Commandment
ser t. Ciuiiion. 1871 iilDrtc cr bic
ruiijihc @]uuuutQor0c, 5citlnctc lid
6ci'm |llrbrrQonQ ijbcr Die Conan
aus II. mllroc am Shlpfopob ihpcr
permulOct. lioh Dem &ricGc muroc
CT Iircttor Der Aric19oto0cmlc ln0
mar icit 1889 Wcncrol Der &lliuntcrl2
mo General Commandment 0c2 Atl
litarbCirt9 &icii ipjtcr oth @cnc
raj @oupcrncr pom @icii. Grudo
mlrotl 9olt iiir ocn bcocutCu0ltC1
S0ttlter Der ruiiiihcu Arncc)
Sponieu'a nrura &obiuct.
MoOrio, %. Cftobcr. - Ger
Stonl1 bat Die Gntlniunaa0ciuhc ser
Wtlnlltcr 0rtgcnonmcn unb Ntontcro
Nlo@ bcollrtroQt Elm nelIp9 Miuiit2.
rIltnl 81 bilOen. Nioa iu0t General
Nculcr Observation-Disclosures, Sole Gd.
QaruD ais SiuunBmiuiitcr un0 Garcia
@iCtro ais WiintItCr oca ,&lncrn 6ci
}ubcboltcn. Ncnn 9tio4 fcincn Gr.
rolQ bat, 10 miro. ruIC MON Cuuurtct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-30

&onoton NuBlan0, %. Oft. -
General Groaomiroii, cbemal$ sc.
ncrol @ouucrncur uon aicii, Elm Wfil
0Itco OcS Gcid8rntb@ llno Gctcron
oc2 rl'lild) tiirtiid)cn aricac8, itorb
am 6reitog Nbcno oui icincm bic.
ii0cn 9ciiBtbunr.
cN'id)oil &ponomitih Groaomiroif
mllroc I'M Sabre 1880 Qeborcn, be.
'lld)tc Ole &rieQautoocmie III Ecter$.
burg mo mllroe Damn Yrofeiior Der
Sotttt an OericIbcn. 1861 5unl Sbcr-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-30
81. Ebuips ay;Hi6cs
Sniitut,
Nr. 1884, OH Yratt Stripe.
epcStolitcu fir ar0etme srauH,ttcp UOH Mau.
,cru mn Sraucu.

NhAN ~ "a
gSir bciIcn aramhaocrpriitc obne TONER'S.
bate operation, ctriiurcL pIuipcratituuG NIB
G0p0iIiS in alien Giaoier, 2}erluit Der Mauu'
Jarrett uno rei 81lcIcGcue Hrnufbcitcn. Sine
rnite, oaucruoe 9cilun8 ptgo Garnutirt. llus
icre bette gmpieblnnG Jcilcbt BARN, bab utht
Elm Gent oOr ~crioIuicr @ctIurQ AT beIubIeu NJ.
50 !oi:ct Gle Niht9, in ulrcrcm @hreau 1or'
5ufprc6en mo cine pyiUate COMPUTATION mt
uns 8n BADEN. Nou 10 utr Gcrniitass bis 10
ubr @bCnos s%e5liuct. cbrctbt. tpcnn Sbr niti
funmc1 ionnt.
Srulb.3in. uHo GnIauh.E ari.:ponnOns fat.
rem M uuiertf S6hte UorbrF.
eiowrn.Gdr g'nuS. uub ~Pruttetrass.
tnNoftO gg[ II,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-30

mur0c, bat nit 10 Qc0c1 > Stinmcn
cntidie0cm ibrc NWmubmc 81 cn1-
picblcu.
Sic 9cputirtcntoWmlcr miro iid)
bolrptidhlid) nit Dem @llbAct, Der
Neutrality-suspicious. &orIuQc uno m0Q.
lidcr @ciic nit elmer Giafuiiion Der
oultid iroB6ijiGcn @c}icbum2cn
lur0 Scr W}oroffoiroQc beIdditiqen.
Iua &obiuct Houuier miro ollcm
Nnihciu rod cine bctrGhtlihc Wto-
ioritdt bchcrridcu luO gc0cn cincn
Sttr5 ijter1citcllt lcin.
@oubct ucrl0bt S~iiiabon.
HiiioboM %. Cftobcr. - ErG.
ilornt @olDbCt nubm bcllte an uielet
ihn1 1T Gnrcn ucruuItoltctCn 6titlid)
tcitcn (beil m1o lpuWOc iibcroQ III.
brluo brQrilbt. Gr ucrlicB Fortu9nl
brlrtc an 9oro oc2 iron5olji6cn Fol
}crfrcuHcr@ o@cou @ombctto" ln0
trbrt our1 sic StroBc BON Gibraltar
uodD Sponicu 3lrild.
3u GDrcn Scr @CiollcncM.
Eofio, %. Cttobcr. - Cic 9ro.
BEN .S6into" Gcrcmouicu III Gbrcu
Oc9 NmQcocntcn2 DER inn @rieHc &c
iuleuen Giii}ierC mo SCCICllte Ger
Glottc lun0cm hclrtC inn NoOoma.
6ricoboic ltott, 9hlGcr Den Nomir0
len, Ciii}icrcn mo SCclClten luaren
uud Nm10crte BON bilrNcrliheu NSlir.
0cutr0Qcrn 5uQc1Cu. NOnlirul Ioao
hjclt cine }miprodc an ole @eiitcr DER
IuhiuqrlhicoCnCu mo prizes Die c0lcn
(butcu, bel mcldcn lie ibr Hcbcl
oplrrtcn. Gr mar iidtIid crrcQt, nm
0ic GCrcmonjc'n muhteu cIucn tlcfcl
Giu0rud AM otlc NUmelen0eu.
lir Niortr uuo oicM W i d G.
@icM %. Cttobcr. - IS miro
mitQctbcilt, 0oB Ole Wtdhtc bcitloi
lem hubclL QcQcn Ole oiiutiihCL obcr
ujht ole curop0lihCn M0ICn Der SiIr.
tCl cine Concentration }u Ueranltol
ten nm ocu Nnldcin 5u ucrnIci0cn
DAB lie Ole muce0onllhCu &WiurgCH
ten mltcrltilBcn. 3uAlcId lolI Der
! EiirtCi cine GnllcftiunutC llbCrrcIdlt
mcr0cu.
(,Sl elmer Gcpcihc olt@ Q&icn pom
-. Cftobcr mrroc QCnIel0ct 0oB oic
Nt0htc bcubijhtigtcm Scr [ilrtcI ne
gen ocrcn CppoiitiOu AcQcu Die
GjuorBcoutroIc in Wiarcooujcu Cju
Ncmcnliomr2 llltiul0tlm ST ilbcr.
rcihcu mo inn GuQc Ger 9}ihtbcoh
umQ Oc3 llltimutlm19 cine 6Iottcu:
concentration ST ucronitaltcn,1 lt.9
6cjcroorQ& EroGLQMml...
@u0opcit %. 0ttobCr. ~ Ger
neutrality-suspicious. Baron 6cjcruorn
but Dos HcformproHroum Der 9tcQic.
umA bctonnt gcQcbcn. Gic @oupt
punttc limo GinfilbrmQ 0C9 ollQc-
mcincL gcbcimcu II. 0ircftcn Stimnt-
rCdtS un0 Observation-Disclosures Scr oc
mCiniamtclt Scr observation-disclosures Hll.
lcIC0cnbcitcn bis sum Sabre 1911,
Nnu mann M nuuOru rim rlurur>
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-30

blitcn Die NgiQotorcn ciucn Nuuci3
iilr rem MofNcl an Gntitloiirnhtit.
Stu0Cntcn WcriommIun-
drn an. omituo. Nhrrn.
g&ic mr. hc,, r;c;;,cr Nor5,n,n,r.
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tS+ 5tottiorhrr m,rhc ,,,+ ,o;tcr,,
brfornt orn,orht noi mcitcrr acr
i,mmlprnrr ridt ornulnc4 nprnr,,
miir0cn obrr on 9(bcrh norrn sir
Jniirrr hcr Nodihrrr ohorr,or. oo-
Siirct mn 0crcr N9,,mr itonrc~
nipnrrlm elmer 1rni,rr orp,oh( nor
9lnpnfotrr mn gCnoch5riocn hsr nm.
Ncrcr aelrhrtcn g4rruic arr g}erfii.
1in1 Ui,cr Ser 92chrpr friinitr irirr
onraijhrrnnr, nm nrr oI+ruiiiidrr
g}o~lfanlouhcn NoI sic y2eIt o,ri orn,
Njifcu pnn nrci NoIiiihcu ruhr Gr
i1dtr. Not sic ynItofrotir mi nrri
Nolru rlrhc. lurh hirir mGrcr, (SrIh
hir 9Irnrr nrN oir ; rene hp., g}olfcs
S AZ, "," ." S''"' p,' pU'',H,
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7oa pr6rn IN Trtrrarr, oroiht
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mi nir Erioc orhrr manrr,I Trc,
noii hot 10000 monr r,nnrr I'M.
tcr ie;rr, Mo,chL ru,n !, rm,,, rr,;
lro ocr 1tont If MiGt5r %~n,1ntc
rir NM Qono0rrir iirN IN hrr 1Sicr
onioritrut NM sic 02,ht,r,cr ncr.
mn ncr s+roirr b~,nofirrrn,r lrrn.
nrn rrhc0cr Sic o}odt Nm Son
Ermafn g}ro,ncft iolo, nir hlanncr.
Sem ctroh(eu ri,es ocmor+iocr,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-30

Sd)rlttc acth0n morotIl.
Cic bier uni0Gilcn N@u2Idnocr inn
ouHcrorocntlih crrcdt rmo hubcu bel
ibrcu Nolidoitcu dUleirult, mas ST
ihrcm Sdutc Qrihc1ru miIroc, ioua
Orrl}ob sic Cbcrbmlo Wholtcu ioute.
2uld pom ,[nucrn @QclonNcn all Ole
Notidaitcu @ciuhc nm Shub. Gte2
lit n0urutljdl bel ser brltl,dlcr (pt
ihait Der T0a. Cic Ncrtrctcr QroBcr
Wclhd't2intcrcicu crillhcn ulth nm
mlIltdriidCn SfuB. 2Illc ocrurtlQcn
WCiuhC mCrOcn 1ofort an Dos Nll2'
mdrtlQC 9lnlt QCiun0t, ubCr man mcDG
mohl, O0G Die HclIcrumQ Den 2uu2lGu
0cru nllr QCrInacn bclOnOCrn ShuB
unNcoclbcn lui'cu f0nutc. ,&ut GuIc
elmer bcO0r'nctcn Grbcbu1l mcr0cl
ole N@ll2ldnOcr oicicIbc @ciubr IOn
iCL mic oic utiiiihc Ncp0ltcrml.
W}chrcrc &lmcrjtoucr BADEN an orl
@clhdit2trUlcr G00U ole ihrlitlIhc
Suffrage QcrIdtct. oh Is 'ilr Tie nidt
rotbiam mare. 0ag yono M pcrlaiirr.
Ger Wotidaita Golricr. ser iih in
Wcrlin brfinoct. hat gumriiluld ry
holtrr iofort hiprnrr ~, fonu1rr
,[n}mnhrn bet0r0Crt Nr. coon lCinr
Ccpcihcn Drrd Sen cnalIihcu Gplr
ricr iIbcr Ncliinuiora.
gllIs Cfutrrlnoalom lnh @ro}ni
III Moro @olltollcL NO 0roBc eng
"'"l' u'"''''.'"',,'t ''O'oV' In,o'
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lro'''Il 'I'o lIlo mcIdr ocn Nolljcll
SS'8 I'LL HllIolllopll jlIrlltAclc9t Ia.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-30
Snbcl III Ornna.
Sfiijicllc GrOfinnna Der &rbcIt al
Den ncitcn Nn~iCubNltCl.

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tor Gmomlcl leQtc bcuts oCn wrlmo.
item SIT Den uclrcn N~l'cNboltcn.
M0brcno cr nit Nijlre cIoca cIcttri
ldcm Npporot3 Den cir (mNcn ME.
QcnOcn Stctn in Die SCc hrnobllcB,
bt%tlulOctc iid Ser Qr5G,r GnthlNlo@
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(Nurtirbnn9 uun scr 1, Sritc.)
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mem Vlnftc t6otcte cine Suluc Ser
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fer. ionic Elm Wd0hcu un0 uerruln.
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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-05-21

Edward Atkinson. one of the Jereml-
abs of the period. but nevertheless an
acknowledged authority on economic sub
jects, seldom finds anything commenda-
tory in American institutions or Ameri-
can development, but in a recent paper
he rises to say that Great Britain and
Germany, having reached the climax OF
iron and steel production, the world must
look to America to supply future de.
mands in excess of the current raw out
, put of those countries This condition,
he says, anticipates a prediction made
by him some years ago in which he fixed
a year between 1910 and 1915 as the year
in which the worlds demand for iron
and steel would reach 60000,J00 tons, a
time coniunetive with the prophesed
maximum production of Great Britain and
Germany The 60, 100000 tons annual con-
sumption has not yet arrived, but In the
opinion of Mr.. Atkinson the two foreign
countries named can do no more to in
crease their output of raw material
Hence, the United States will be the
gamer by whatever enlargement of de-
mand may take place in the near future.
inasmuch as neither Russia nor Japan
can bring their supplies of ore into effect
under existing conditions. Not content,
however. with letting we'll enough alone,
Mr. Atkinson would break down protect
i've tariff in the hope that the American
republic might strengthen Its hold on the
markets of the world.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-05-21
Population Increasing.

Our population is increasing at the rate
of about 100000 a year. The statistt-
clans OF the United States treasury esti
mate the population now at S4.5OO.OO0 and
by the end of the calendar year at least
another million will be added to this fig
ure. About half the increase at this time
Is represented by immigration. The other
half Is natural home growth. A majority
OF the incoming foreigners do not imme-
ately get beyond narrow fringe Of ter
Fltory lying along the Atlantic seaboard
A goodly percentage of the new arrivals
however scatter throughout the farming
regions OF the west, northwest and SOUTH
west. 1t is noteworthy however. that
the larger proportion of the increased
population of the southwest is made m
Oh native Americans and that This in
crease is going on at a very rapid rate
thus insuring the development of natural
resources under the most intelligent and
pest direction conceivable. The south Is
moving ahead with equal certainty. but
upon somewhat different lines. Throueh-
out both of these great sections there is
disposition to make the most of aert-
cultural and mineral resources and to
lose no time in reaping Deenfits Knowl-
edge OF these conditions has become a
very important market factor and is in
nuencing investment and speculation
more than ever before. Securities based
on southern and southwestern railroads
ana industrials possess growing attract
iveness and are coming into larger favor
day by day.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-05-21
Laughing at Rockefeller.

Irreverent Wall street tries to extract
amusement from John D. Rockefeller's
declaration that the various churches
and creeds will adopt the Standard OF
policy of consolidation as the most prac-
teal means of fighting the dew. In Its
jocose moments the street wonders
whether under the Standard Oil plan
creed competition is to be crushed out by
means of paradise rebates for a favored
denomination (Baptists presumably or
whether discrimination is to be practiced
against blacklisted churches by a Jug
Cling OF schedules Endless are the app
plications and parallels that are drawn
incident to- the mention Of the Standard
Oil policy as the one which must be
adopted In order to effect a proper work.
ing combination against the hosts of evil.
All of them being more or less wicked,
they manifestly have no place in current
Wall street literature. which must be all
to the good One suggestion Is that of
the gospel spirit should get into Stand
ard oil instead of the Standard Oil spirit
into religion the thing would work out
better
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-05-21
VERY SLOW PACE
IN STOCK MARKET
Wall Street Has Lately Fallen
Upon Evil Days
LAUGH is ON THE MAGNATES
Much RlpaId Testing at the Expense
of Beef Trust Bosses and Rock
efeIler-The "Plker" and
the "Plunger."
LAUGH is ON THE MAGNATES
BY w. G. NICHOLAS

New York, May 20.-The stock market
has fallen upon uneventful days. 1t has
recovered from the severe jolt occa-
stoned by the recent slump and is set
Ting into a dull and narrow rut. The
bear contingent finds it difficult to de-
press prices by the customary raiding
tactics and buyers for the rise must con-
tent themselves with meager profits for
the present. Apparently there is little
likelihood of further serious recession in
the average of prices but the controll-
ing powers of the financial world are for
the moment content to let matters drift,
Their influence is for stability rather than
further immediate improvement in quota
tions. The burden of opinion Is that
forces are organizing for another great
movement in values. but not Immediately.
Meantime the foundations are hardening
and broadening, and the advance when
1t comes will be from q base line which
a year ago would have been considered
the climax of a mighty rise. At the cur
rent range prices are only a little under
the high level established three years
ago. Since then, however, hundreds of
millions of dollars have gone into better
ments everywhere, a statement which
applies with equal truth to industrials as
well as railroads. The country has grown
richer and stronger and the population
OF the nation has increased 100000 to
100000 The situation Is In every way
better and healthier than it was three
years ago and whatever capital expansf5n
there mas been is represented by an ade-
quate corresponding increase In actual
property value The best thought of the
financial world leans to the theory of
another upward swing IN market quota
TONS before the end of the year This
theory Is, of course predcated upon the
luihlment OF very encouraging crop
promise and of uninterrupted Industrial
and business activity
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-05-21
Good Man Lost.

Tn the retirement of Frederick II. Oicott
from the presidency OF the Central Trust
company the financial district loses n
personality of remarkaljss force. sir. Oh
colt has been the directing spirit Of this
great trust company for many years and
has exerted tremendous influence in the
affairs of the street. although possibly
not widely known in the country at large
outside of those engaged in strictly finan-
cial work. In his way Of doing things.
Mr.. Olcott IS something like J. Pierpont
Morgan He has dominated affairs IN
his especial field brooking no opposition
and insisting upon absolute compliance
with his decisions Of policy. Mr.. olcott
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-05-21
A Few of the Many Endorsements of the Press

acquired in the line of their profession,
but we know them to be Brother Odd
Fellows and can be relied upon to
carry out every promise they make to
those needing their services.
Mountain Home: The press of Biz
mingham and all over Alabama speak
in the highest terms of Drs. Dozier &
Dozier as physicians, surgeons and
gentlemen, and we have no hesitancy
in recommending tnom to our patrons.
Meridian Star: Drs. Dozier G. Do.
zier of Birmingham are the most
worthy and distinguished physicians
in their line of practice in the State
of Alabama.
Masonic Guide: Drs. DJAier C do.
zier come from a family Of prominent
physicians, and with their full store of
medical knowledge and tn - large ex-
perience in the profession, can be re.
lied on to treat disease in n most
successful manner.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-05-21
Flight of the Maqnates.

The hegira of the beef trust mapnates
Is the occasion of ribald testing in the
wan street quarter. 1t is not unusual
for the beef kings to go abroad every
spring and summer, but this year a coin
eidenee is noted between the day of flight
ana the pernicious activities of the Chi
cago grand juries In probing into the
mysteries of the trust. No epidemic of
Ill health has yet attacked members of
the, anthracite coal trust. although noto-
rionsly this aggregation composes the
most oppressive and hoggish monopoly in
the United States. Possibly when the
government completes its investigation
at Chicago it may find time to inquire
into the clearing house operations of the
Temple Iron company corporation
through which the profits of the coal
trust are distributed according to per-
eentage agreement, the terms of which
are Wen Known in Washington and New
York