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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-04-22

FOR SALE-Stock; Is shares Avondale
mills, ZIG; 25 shares Houston Biscuit Co.,
92. Address c. o.. care Age-Herald.
4-2)-nt
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Try the Gawk for hzif-tons and iIno
Illustrations. Aoe-Heraid 9uIIdlnsb
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grapher desires position where only
morning or afternoon service is re-
quired; moderate salary; references fur
nished. Address MIG care Age-Herald.
4-21-3t
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WANTED-Position by young man to do
clerical work in office; four years ex-
pcrience in Offices Can use typewriter.
Address H. D.. care Age-Herald. 4-21-3t
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SITUATIONS WANTED.

WANTED-Situation BY bookkeeper. time
keeper or accountant; competent and
thorough. Address No. Il, care Age
Herald. 4-2l-2t
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NNANTED-Boys from IA to IS years to
accept good positions at Loveman. Jo-
seph e. Loeb's. 4-20-tf
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FOR RENT'-To April /, 1905. residence on
South Highlands; rooms. baths.
dressing rooms attached; CRATES, fur
mace, electric lights servants house;
price $50 w. B. Leedy & Co.
4-f4-1s-19- 3O-21- 22-23
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MONEY TO LEND.
MISCELLANEOUS.

EARN a gold watch by working in spare
moments; for particulars, write Eclipse
Notion CO., Atlanta, Ga. 4-iS-It
ANY poor girl needing friendship, help,
advice, etc. will find ready and willing
assistance by applying to the matron OF
Salvation Army Rescue Home, 33d st.
and Ave. e, Birmingham, Ala. 6-14-tf
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WANT ED-AdYertsing expert ana nlali
oroer man, extensive experience with
some of the most prominent organiza-
tions in the United States offers his
time, either entire or part, on reason
able terms. Specalty-compiling book
let's, catalogues, business and follow-up
letters, newspaper and magazine adj
vertisements; will submit plans and sug-
gest campaigns for increasing your bus
iness. If Interested, address Business
Promoter, Age-Herald, city. 4-21-2t
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WANTED-Common laborers that are
ablebodied and willing to work. we Of
fer good wages and pay each day. The
HunnicuttNeal Lumber Co., Wick, Ala.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-04-22

WANTED-A gentleman having some
leisure and also office facilities to in
terview a few financial men and pro-
moters periodically. Correspondence So
licited. Security Bank Note Co, 223-95
Chestnut street. Philadelphia, Pa. 4-17-7t
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HELP WANTED.

>S~-~~s~~~~~~~-~~>~~~r~~~~~~
WANTED-Party lady or gentleman.
who will invest several thousand dollars
in an amusement enterprise; big re-
+, turns; no risk; business investment
w. II. Wilson. Hartselle, Ala, Gen. Del
4-1S-4t
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ROOMS EoR RENT.

FOR RENTING or three nice unfur-
nished rooms, to parties without child
rem. Apply III n. I'D street. 4-20-3t
FOR RENT-Furnished rooms, 2O30 9Th
avenue. 2-20-eod-tt
FOR RENT-Nlcely furnished upstairs
room, with bathroom connected, to gem
temen only; house screened. 22l2 Fourth
avenue 4-10-tf
FOR RENT-Elegantly furnished rooms
for gentlemen only. Pill Avenue A.
3-30-25t
FOli RENT-Entre upper floor, consist
ing of connecting rooms; large hall.
lights and bath, at sol North oath st.
Bell phone 360S. 4-21-3t
FOR RENT-One large. newly furnished
ROOM all conveniences. 15 North 21st
street. 4-21-3t
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WANTED-Yonr real estate to sell.
Jerome A. Tucker Real Estate Agency,
Dos 2lst street. Bell phone S8. 4-H-1t
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VACANT property for sale; nice lots2
blocks of car line Smitnfleld $500 for
the four; 2 lots 65th street on Gate
City car line. 500 each. A. o. Lddon
& Co. 1014 Brown Marx bldg. 4-19-tf
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FOR RENT,


FOR PEIN-I- Elegant private residence,
near Highland avenue. Furnished. Ad-
dress Homestead, care Age-Herald.
4-10-tf
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LosT-A customer. by not listing your
real estate for sale with Jerome \.
Tucker Real Estate Agency. 4-21-It
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-05-07
VIOLATIONS AND PROSECUTIONS.

SECTION 36 1t shall be the duty of every Inspectors and
shall be lawful for any member Of the Board any officer
of the police force of the Territory all reasonable times and
any time Whatsoever if there be any for
picion that the conditions of any license being violated
without warrant to enter into and upon any licensed premises
and inspect the and every part thereof ascertain
whether all conditions of the license and all provisions
of this Act are being complied with.
Whenever any such officer, any person called by him TO
his aid hndered INSTRUCTED prevented by any ccnsce
his employees from entering into any such premises;
whenever any such officer by any cenee his employees
prevented hndered from, opposed obstructed
moested in the performance of his duty under this Act in any
respect such cenee and every person who shall have assisted
him in such otense shall be guilty Of msdemeanor and
conviction thereof be fined in not to exceed One Thou
sand Dollars ($100000).
Whenever any such officer having demanded admtancc into
any licensed premises and declared his and Office is
admitted by the cenee the person charge of such prem
ses it shall be lawful for such officer all times to break
open by force any of the doors windows break through
any Of the fences walls such premises necessary to be
broken open through enable him such premises
SECIoN b. Any Inspector police officer who observes
violation Of any of the provisions of this Act shall forthwith
such lcensee without and any citizen who
observes any such violation shall forthwith report the
TO the Inspector or to the police.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-05-07


exercise thcreo or Tor any other cause deemed sufficient ny
e Doto; PfoVoe however mat IN every case where II Is
PPoeo Ie'ohe o suspend c exercise OF any llcehSe Tor
any cause other han Tor conviction at law of the lcensee as
"'' SPechea III inns section written notice shall be gwen
"p lo'r OF SucA license SPcJIg the cause or causes Tor
Wc Is proposed TO take such action and liking the date OF
nearing such notlcr to be given at least five CO.. days before
Sch nearing PROVIDED also that when 1t Is deemed urgent by
c Board, Tor the proper protection Of the public that
incense be lmedacy or sunmary suspended pending the
nearing ana decision OF the charge against the hcensec holding
r same, such suspension may be made, and II made copy
oI inc ocr OF suspension snail be served upon the hcensce
at the same time as tine notice OF hearing reicrd TO- my at
' OF 'he cehscc 10 exercise ms business while ms license
SO suspended, Sh"I subject nm to all the penalties by tins
' IIc9cFI"d lor the Hlclt sac OF Intoxicating liquors At
Such nearing before hnaI action Is taken by the Board the
c'hSce snail be entitled to be heard IN person or through
any 1acS showing that the alleged cause or causes for such
proposed action do not exist or any reasons why penalty
should be imposed And provided further that all licenses Of
the third class shall be subject to summary revocation for any
violation OF or evidence of intent violate the proper exercise
thereof, without hearing before the Board
SECTION ~ pom final conviction of the violation of the
conditions of his bond by any icesce under this Act it shall
be the duty OF the Board to deliver said bond to the Attorney
General for the enforcement according to law
HEcTIoN 49, If 1ccnscc shall become legally adudicated
bankrupt make assignment for the benefit Of his creditors
or shall die before the expiration of the of his license,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-05-07
ILLICIT SALES OF LIQUOR.

SECTION IS. Proof of the delivery of any Intoxicating
liquor either by the occupant by his or her
employee, by amy other person in the house place,
without authority of proper license, shall be prua facie
evidence of money other consideration having been given
for such Intoxicating liquor.
SECTION 30 If any person makes complaint supported by
oath affirmation, before any District Magistrate, setting
forth fact, sufficient show probable that Intoxicating
liquor is kept deposited for sale distribution contrary
law in any dwelling house. STORE shop, vessel
gagged la choauNng trade between amy ports of this Terri
Jov depot railway aud carriage 1T amy description,
warehouse m, olcr building cor la ANY other place in ho
district within which such Magistrate rc,id, such Magistrate
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-05-07
Recorded Apr. %. 1907.

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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-05-07

1cI may
approved the application take notice Of any matter or thing
which in the opinion Of moorit If its members ,vd bo
sufficient objection to the or9nt; Of license bnt in b
case if the objection be one 10 which the appcaut sd he
given reasonable time TO answer = continuance may he
granted in the discretion Of fine Board Provided nevertheless
that in case where the person or persons affected bv @ dcc
sion shall petition the Board for cboaring of fine annc
ton and on oath aeoo facts and ,nd for Consideration
which were not formerly prcsontd o. considered or any or
matter Of fact which in tIc inIon+ f tho Roarl sIu -
sufficient to warrant ro,corno nc oboorino may he Granted
by the Board in their discretion When . rcbcarinr is od
notice thereof shall be oivcn 70 o ,nnl;cont and m his anna
nents by publication or otherwise as M BOARD Shall dir
SrcroH 25 If any ambient for Eonse hos t , ti,
been refused license on fine gronJ that Lc is NOT fit on
ia hold 1icon.o ma ,,,Iiootio ~. lin sbou L ,, ;ll
for two ycars from, .nI fsi ~ M 1t Of L rf1
if there Shall have hon moro tan ono And If an oIii
shall be refused either unon tbc rrJ tat tIo nlo CON-
sent of nocbborino nronorv holders has not boor Itd 40
roourod by section hirton' If tlG ,t ~ hcon ,t+
number f ro.s bar l fIl l +iI In tl
provisions Of Sections tyvcnt,brc h five Of tIi At
no other annlication ha1I h .onId fo ti sa, .o fo
tho Same ,,r,nio, within two, ,or f h rofT tLoaf
or e ho rofaI bll br I1 L 81 ~ Eitti 1
''' 10 u'V u''''''o 81 "e premises P'oloS.' 10 DC uS'o
apPlca0n "l De considered Tor the same premises so long
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famed. ana. IN,
p1 l '',el' iI'N S''I " pau 10 wv ''y''"'S 81
III, i'o"i' III 'e No"''S "er'I" ue lecn'e upon when 'he
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N"ooin nc S"'l '''L ' account o ii" S'G ices e''o o
' anu ne "" AT 'g emu u D'G" ce,'r n'l forward
Wv ~ " " i0'S an SUE" io ''" y MN
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SECTION ~. All licenses ana renewals OF censcS' except
o oa Tue ina aI ''s n" De io Term o. one year; .9
lees ereol 9"'Ii oe anu oeoie Pae LII Two 'cInI'hhl"l
instruments III '"nIV u" ''o iS, Jay ol '"'S an" 'he HrS'
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tn .I 1; s H. ~ t S w. I Ct 20 u
Roord hv LicI sncb Tons i 70 h issrJ tho frt io1on
IF th ,1 foo fn tl I;oso o,1ioJ fn pflJ nnt
licenses ,,a,, NO oortoJ ftr tho frst dv Of INV ~ f Ju
. 81 , ,,a f tl ,oI 10 ld +1 ft Jn e In
m I,lr .,.+ ,,l;l .,. a.
L ,,N.tol, ',41 J fII ;1 "a a :I
from tho first dot Of th month IN vbiJ Tho E, i iod
70 + fr,+ d 81 I1 ~ Ton. t fi1;r
crc,,, 90 r. H., ,uo,l -; t1,n4 - a., IT,. f t
any, license shall not no na;d whom dino b on br
a.. . :; la L11 ; ft, H. ,I1 t;1 4
In H. .1 I ,,i 44t e a. l1; - l.:
III; bni, ,biI h ins Is 50 ,soonJol glaI Jioot LIN;
70 all tho non NV tb; Act ,roscr;ld for tl ;1i;;t solo
Of intov;oot;n Tor". and 1is rnyo ,o, no rvld ~ fr
thr orsnondd or ho NAV, no rnr;r,ondod Nv, tbo Rord
S,cuIox % M 1ionso of tho Tl;r1 1oSs hou ;sro until
+h nnnl;,4 hall L.o ,,iJ +,orfor +h FOO f +l n,,rIr
Of days for which thc license is TO hc issued
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-05-07

SEcroN b. In the exercise of the power and authority by
this Act conferred each Board of License Commissioners may
revoke any license issued by virtue of its approval suspend
the right of the h,cnseo TO use his license reprmand
hccnsee either m b violation of amy condition H such license
upon the conviction 40 law of lcouyp 0. Mo. violation of
any Of the provisions of law relative to his a.o Lc proper
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-11-30

honor that name. We want no war and
are seeking none; but If one is to come,
we should not mind seeing this same
brilliant officer in the forefront OF such
records OF honor As shall be made, u
contingency not 50 improbable when one
inspects the existing status he enjoys in
the army; for it is said of him that he
is a typical soldier, hard student, a
brilliant tactician, quiet, reserved, well
poised, and. without egotism, endeavor-
ing to live up to the traditions that in
vest him and his career; And while he
is about it, we trust he will not forget
to pass on to the next generation the
great American name he bears; and that
the custom will never be relinquished,
in order that We may come to look upon
the name as sign manual OF honor and
glory and come to expect these things
from that particular and pregnant
source.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-11-30
BE AN opTIMIsT.

The output OF lumber from the saw
mills and shingle mills. as wells as the
products OF box and furniture factories,
and all industries using native woods
has been greater during the present year
than ever before. and the cash for tais
is constantly coming in.
The livestock industry has had good
year. the wool clip has been enormous,
while fruits in 1907 has added to the
wealth OF Dragon and Washington at
least 30 per cent more than during pros
porous 1906, No figures are available
On the dairy products OF Washington.
but Oregon has jumped from nothing
ten years ago I. S5,00O.000 five years
ago, and Sl7.0o0,0o0 during 1907. The
progress in irrigation has never been so
marked as during the ten months Just
passed. both in government and private
projects
More homebuilders have come into the
Pacific Northwest than ever before, one
system OF railroads reporting for Oregon
points alone 230 colonists for every day
between Sept,lst and oct.3lst. Many OF
these new settlers have come to the
state with from 5000 to $4,000 and
have invested 1.-THE result will be q
great increase in the productiyeness OF
both states.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-11-30
NOTHING TO KICK ABOUT.

Building operations throughout Ore
gon and Washington have been without
precedent, and while there are numerous
skyscrapers. Office buildings ard apart
ment houses, the building OF homes has
led. More money has been placed in in
dustrial plants and transportation facil'
tiles than through any other avenue.
Wholesale and retail trade has been un-
SURPRISING even the large
sales Of 1906. and this during the weeks
when our banks, like those all ever the
United States, are paying in clearing.
house certificates.
The products of the farm and orchard
are bringing the highest possible price,
and that conditions will be normal and
that substantial prosperity will reign
here within the next 90 days is abso-
lutely assured, If people can only get
into the habit OF looking through opti-
mistic glasses and there is not single
sound reason why anyone should be
How they can be other
than confident it Is impossible to con.
ceive.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-11-30

WEATHER
FOUR NEW poTENTIALTIES.

That Clatsop mas four new and poten-
tial resources is a fact that has been
merged fixedly into her industrial bill
Of particulars, this year, and it only re-
mains for the thrift and snap OF her
people to accentuate them in proveable
and profitable fashion. She has tuel
oil. illuminating gas, potters' clay. and
iron sand, in endless quantities, and OF
qualities appertaining to such organic
attributes. She cannot afford to LAY
down" on single one of them; nor will
she; but there is always season OF
apparent inertia before the proper and
final steps are taken for the exploita-
tion OF such benefces. due, In measure.
to the assurance that they are known to
be on hand when wanted, and not at all
likely to get away.
The hour has arrived, however, when
we want them, everyone; we can make
splendid use OF them now, and even
their primary development will contri-
butte immensely in retrieving what has
been a very dubious situation here. and
give practical impetus to the financial
and industrial energies awaiting apph-
cation. Anyone of these strong agencies
would be opportune and available just
now, and if they could be launched in
concert it would be wonderfully ad-
vantageous. We want to get right in
behind these enterprises and boost them
to realization because we feel deeply
their significance and value and timeli-
ness.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-11-30
TAMMANY FoRNINST HIM.

Brer' Bryan's troubles have begun
with the open declaration of Tammany
that it is against him in his 'steenth
candidacy for Presidential honors. With
the leading, and most powerful political
organization of the East opposed to
him, the great Nebraskan has need of
all his sagacity to nurse a prestige in
New York that shall avail him abroad
through the country at large. We con-
fess, frankly, We are opposed to Mr..
Bryan on the score OF partisan align
ment and ON the assured fallacy OF his
ability to carry out his administrative
theories in the unlikely event of his
election.
The twice-defeated candidate for such
exalted office is sure to be the victim OF
the third defeat, and this, without dis
paragment OF his really high purpose and
honorable ambition in behalf OF the
people. The actual attitude of w. j..
Bryan in this country, nowadays, should
be that Of "has BEEN" if the glaring
lack Of popular endorsement can estab-
lish such condition, especially when
it is coupled with the unacceptable, dread
Of reaction attaching to any subsequent
success in that line (for if be became
President every active dollar in the ma
tion that could be spared from current
use would fly into hiding and stay there
for four long years., and it would seem
that this conviction must strike in on
the perennial William, sometime, and
give the country surcease from these
quadrennial anxieties.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-11-30
U. s. GRANT. III.

The marriage, at Washington, on
Wednesday afternoon last, OF young
Ulysses S. Grant and Miss Edith Root,
daughter of the present Secretary Of
State, is, in certain sense, matter of
national interest. The name OF the SOL
dierly young groom, as well as his pro-
fession of arms, must, necessarily raise
reyerential memories of his famous grand
sire, and beget pleasant and portentious
hopes in his behalf and in that Of the
people who have such profound cause to
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-11-30
aSMILE AND LOOK PLEASANT"

The heavy movement OF grain for the
tremendous crop OF the present year
has been temporarily delayed by the fin
ancial situation. but. is now on, and the
months of November and December will
make the record shipments OF all his
tory. There are twenty y.thee vessels in
Portland Harbor at this time, including
steamers and sailing craft, and their
principal cargo win be grain and flour.
The equipment in Puget Sound ports is
similar to that here. A few months
must of necessity make the financial
situation in this part OF the United
States better tban it ever has been be-
fore. and in the face Of figures such as
these it is impossible for anyone to pre-
sent inconvenience as to actual cash.
The substantial condition OF the Paci-
fic Northwest is illustrated in a most
convincing way by the wheat and flour
shipments OF Columbia River and Puget
Sound ports. For the ten months be-
ginning January lst and ending October
3lst, there were exported from Portland
and Puget Sound ports Including Seat
tie. Tacoma and other points, total
OF s.s93,4s0 bushels Of wheat, and tot
al of 3,56l,72 barrels Of flour. The ex-
act figures are.
Portland 5,3SO,O5O bu. wheat; 1885,
1856 bbls. flour.
Seattle, Tacoma and other Sound
ports-3,5l3,430 bu. wheat; 2,392,840
bbls. -four.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-11-30

cussion Manager Whytc Of the Cham
bcr Of Commerce said'
AS there has long been a desiM on
tho part Of our citizens 10 tlll In that
portion OF the city now built on piles
provided practical plan TO that end
could bc afforded and an have myself,
at the request Of the members OF the
Chamber Of Commerce, and OF ihc
promotion committee, whose will | am
cndcayoring to do TO the hcst Of my
ability been working this line sinec !
have been In Astoria, deem this most
important occasion. II Ia important bo'
cause we now have here with Us the
most practical engineer for this work
We so much wish to see accomplished
that could be secured In oil probability
anywhere IN this country. Mr., g, u,
llcgardt. who for number Of yeara had
charge of the jetty at tho mouth Of tho
Columbia River,
Before anything In the way Of CON
struction can bc done on this filling and
scawall for Astoria. II Is nfst necessary
to provide the finances, And bcfow any
money Il raised II Is necessary TO have
definite plan Of operations.
IT IL to consider plan for the build
Ing Of this improvement that we have
met this afternoon, Some work must be
done on any tentative plan before we
know whether or not Il will be approved
by the people. And within a month or
two months or six months from now.
We may wish to begin work.
"As for the details for raising the
money. this Ia not the time to consider
them, When that time does come We
have In Astoria some OF the ahlest legal
minds Of the state who will doubtless be
competent to create an instrument that
will execute the will Of the people.
what we want TO do now is 10 hear
Mr. Hegardt, Doubtless. besides his plan
for filling in the piled portion Of the
city. he has and win express his ideas
as TO have the money for carrying them
into execution can best be raised.
Therefore, let us now pay close at.
tention to what he has to say. and if
anyone present wishes TO ask questions
Tor further information. am sure hc
will be pleased to answer them
Mr.. Hegardt's Plan.
Mr.. G. D, Hegardt then requested Mr.
Whyte to read tho following bricf state
ment Of his plan which was illustrated
by a blue print map on the wall and
which was LETT In the Chamber OF Com
merce for the purpose OF allowing all
interested parties 10 sec Il In the near
future.
"The cribs are constructed Of ordinary
logs or piling in courses. and the spaces
filled with rubble rock.
"The substruction Il made In sections
about 100 feet long. bull, directly In The
stream. and hoated or towed 10 place
and there sunk 10 the bottom by rock
thrown into the pockets, or bays, pro.
WKWTEA-AC--s.srllsaazx1HGy -
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