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The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-11-30

WANTED-To arrange with some iron works in Birmingham to design and construct metal articles of cast iron and sheet steel. Lock Box 92, Maplesvlle.
 Ala. 11-21-4t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-11-30

Mrs. John Milner Caldwell was the charming hostess at the meeting of the Little Jokers yesterday afternoon.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-11-30
BUSINESS CHANGES

A SPLENDID Business Opportunity-To
 continue china, glassware and house furnishing business at Decatur; sats factory reason for wanting to sell. Ad-
 dress Box 395, Decatur, Ala. 11-27-7t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-11-30

Miss Juliette Davidson has returned to her home in Anniston. after pleas
 ant visit in Birmingham.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-11-30

Mrs. Richard Randolph is in Mont gomery.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-11-30

Miss Viva Jackson will spend the holi- days with her parents, Mir. and Mrs. George r. Jackson.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-11-30

Mrs. Carrie Bailey is the guest of hel sister Mrs Dan Mcleod in Camden.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-11-30
NEWS OF THE WEEK : IN WORLD OF SOCIETY Bachelors Entertain At Dinner At Highland Avenue Home NOTES AND PERSONALS Mrs. J. M. Caldwell Is Hostess For the Little Jokers-Mrs. Tutwiler's
 Bridge Party This Morning.
 At Country Club.
NOTES AND PERSONALS

At their handsome residence on High i land avenue, the Bachelors entertained at dinner last evening. The decorations were suggestive of the Thanksgiving sea- l son, the table having for it's centerpiece a beautiful arrangement in the fruits of the season. Covers were laid for g guests.
 Mrs. John Milner Caldwell was the charming hostess at the meeting of the Little Jokers yesterday afternoon. Mrs. F. M Tutwler will entertain in- formally at bridge 'this morning at the Country club.
 Miss Viva Jackson will spend the hol days with her parents MT. and Mrs. George r. Jackson. Mrs. Richard Randolph is in Mont gomery.
 ITS. William Hardie has returned from New Orleans, where she has been very charmingly entertained.
 The friends of Mir and Mrs. l. B. Steele, Jr., will be glad to know they are in Birmingham and are at home for the win ter at 1902 South Twentieth street
 Mrs. Algernon Smith entertained the Shakespeare club yesterday afternoon.
 Mrs. Sterling J. Foster entertained the Cadmean circle yesterday afternoon.
 Miss Beulah Weber of Nashville, Tenn, is the guest of Mrs c. T. Randall.
 Mrs. J. A Rountree has an interest ing little story in @ recent issue of the American Boy, and on account of it's local color, and the fact that it tells pathetical- ly of the real life of a Birmingham boy it will be deeply appreciated here:
 Just out of busy Birmingham, away
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-11-30
HELP WANTED

makers; soda "jerker,' solicitors; collectors; moulders; house. keeper for widower with two children; help for hotels. also private homes; work in other lines. 45S Hood Bldg.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-01-31
CRAWFORD CASE

The case OF Willie Crawford, who Is
ON trial charged with running gamb-
ling game, Is In the same position tina
Il was Yesterday. Whether or not he
can be tried under the Indictment
brought against him by the Grand
Jury Is the question that IL up to
Judge Robinson to decide.
This matter was argued vigorously
and at length this morning by Judge
Gear for the defense and Deputy At
torney General Prosser for the prose-
cution. Gear raised the point yester-
day that as the indictment charged
Crawford with running the game on
October Is and for thirty days prior
thereto. II was faulty and would not
| hold
The Judge, after the matter had been
argued this morning, took IT under con-
| sideration. reservins his decision I'M
til 8 o'clock this afternoon.
Judge Robinson this afternoon SUE
pended the trial of Willie Crawford
bending q decision by the Supreme
Court as to the legality Of the indict
meut under which he was bein. tried
Prosser sprang surprise on the de
tense this afternoon by moving a sus
pension of the case pending a decision
by the Supreme Court on this ques
ton. The Judge allowed the motion.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-01-31

The man whose religion Is blum
always wants to cash In with tho
chips.
d, a R4RaaaH aaaasR aa
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-01-31
WAIMEA FAVORED
FOR BOYS HOME
Pinkham Considers 1t
Only Available
Location

The principal matter discussed at
the meeting OF the Board of Health yes
tcrday afternoon was the proposed
boys home. which President pinkham
recommends be- established on the Pun
kapu lands at Waimea, Hawaii. Mr..
pinkham's ideas Oh the subject are
very fully expressed In the pamphlet
which he had prepared ana submitted
to the Board yesterday on the Kapiu-
lani Girls home and the proposed
boys home The pamphlet In large
part appears elsewhere.
There was some discussion as to the
best location for the boys school. Pres
all over the islands and the only gov
eminent land that he had been able To
lind that Is adapted to the purpose Is
that near Waimea. DR.. Judd agreed
with Mr.. Pinkham that Waimea Is sat
isiactOry from a sanitary point Of view
but thought the water problem might
ne Il difficult one to solve. pinkham
stated that Mr.. Vredenburg has water
in that locality to run II small power
plant. lie thought the Government
could get the water
The idea was advanced by DR.. Way
son and MIR. Smith that II would be 4
good thing, II possible. to combine the
proposed boys farm and the Boys In
dustrial School at waialee, Oahu.
At the conclusion of the discussion
Mr.. Robinson said. II believe the
Board favors the general idea OF our
president. and II only remains to tak'
the matter up 80 that the Legislature
will do something.
Mr. pinkham stated that he did moi
ask the Board TO take action at once
rhe members should take the pamphlet
home with them and study Its recon-
mcndations.
The Board also discussed the peti
ton OF 81 residents Of the Makiki sec
ton. asking the Board tn have abatc'
he nuisance of the pool of stagran
water standing on the Allen EsJat
lot s'rhey asked that the owners of tn
property be required To have the 10
filled IN.
President Pinkham stated that he di,
not think 1t entirely fair to hold tn
owners responsible, since the cause q
the pool was the construction OF Wi
der avenue across the natural fall q
The water Filling up the land woul
not entirely abate the nuisance, sine
the water would accumulate In tn
gulch.
On motion of DR.. Wayson, seconde
by Mr.. Robinson, II voted to declar
the pool nuisance and that its exist
rnce be brought to the attention Of th
Department Of Public Works.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-01-31

the Tax Collector to exteai the time
In which they may make their returns.
and where good cause appears such eX-
tension has been granted
Some of the corporations stated to
the collector that thev have not set
held their annual meetings and have.
therefore, been unable to close up their
books and do not know where they
stand. In cases OF that kind, an eH-
tension OF rme has been granted.
There Is quite rush OF tardy tax
payers at the window of the tax col
lector's office today. The prospect OF
having to pay the added penalty for de-
linquency does not appeal. to good
many people. Yet Tax Collector Holt
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-01-31

Latest sugar quotations, 3.4s5 cents
or S69.7o per ton.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-01-31
LOCAL and GENERAL

Panama hats cleaned AZ tue bloue'
No fancy prices at the New England
Bakery.
Last week at Queen street RMS Opeh
every night
Try FusselIs Pure Cream. pint tins
q cents. Day 4 Co,
The Hotel Baths are engaged by
private parties for tonight
Geo T.. Cooke returned from Maui In
the Claudine this morning.
$. N. Damon arrived In the Claudine
from Kahumi this morning.
Tomorrow afternoon from to "a
Ladies' Day at the Hotel Baths.
The Merchants Association will this
afternoon elect Its officers Tor the en-
ing year.
w. X. Castle was today appointed adj
ministrator OF the estate II Mary hnn
! Pa, deceased.
| ASH for the Doctor cigar. II IL a
sure remedy for a bad smoke. For sale
by Fitzpatrick Bros.
! A notice to creditors of the estate Of
/ Beatrice Helen Christley, lat of Homo
lulu. Is published In this issue.
| NJ, ,sna,n ana u,ss Tbouas n, the
vanobor,oha schooIs arrived from
Maui this morning In the Claudine.
WIN. Williamson of the Waterhouse
rrns, r., arrival this Morning I'm the
Claudine from u business trip to Maui.
The adjourned annual meeting of
,ho u.,,r, y,,orhouss Trus, IN ia
win ho hold n, n m THURSDAY. Feb
rr,ry "A ,ooI
CHAINS against IN. pepar,men, OF
,,,,r,,y caner,l far tho n.riod of two
ye,rs ending limo IA ioob should he
,roso,,ad n, onca
v ch,i lI,,y ~, X, Gin chm Canton
chin, has beep admitted ms a partne,
4, ,b. firm nj Ting Cbun Tong Co. oI
uon,I,,u dealers in drugs etc
, colo -, nom, made de,icacies 70,
~. ha,oa, ~, IN. Kun,,, Rowing c,uI
vni ,o,,c n,oce Mt uobron's drug store
e ca,,,r,,, E.,r,orv opd N, "a m
b, rha ars, moe,iny os the v NJ G. A
5 comara c,,h will be held nj the Asso
cia,,,, hrild,ny Friday night nj hal
+ nas, s.yon All interested are invited
l. rb. S,onisb Chb or the Y NJ C. A
r will he organized Friday night at tn
; building at 1880. All who intend join
:, ing or wish to make inquiries shout
!. attend this meeting.
l. The meeting of the County Commit
b. tee, called for last night did not ma
)c terialize, owing to the absence OF
3. quorum. A meeting has been Gale
{. for next "Wednesday evening.
The Board of Supervisors of the Ere
Kindergarten 4 Childrens Aid Asso
IS citation will hold regular MONTH
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-01-31

Oakland, Jan. 23,-Funeral services
Tor DR.. L. II. Woolsey will be held Fri
cay afternoon nj o'clock at the Ma
sonic Temple, under direction Of Live
Oak Lodge, +. & a, NJ. The pail bear
ers will he Sam Bell Mckee. DR.. o. d.
Hamlin. Warren b, English, William
Il. Dargie, T.. II. Clough and J. p, Bar
rett. The body will be shipped after
ward to John Woolsey, brother, at
Faiiport New York.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-01-31
CORPORATIONS SLOW
IN MAKING Returns

A considerable number of the cor
porations doing business In the first
taxation division. superintendent by
Tax Collector Holt, have not inade
their returns as required by law, aud,
II the provisions OF the law should lie
strictly enforced, would become de-
linquent at o'clock this afternoon.
Several of them have, however, asked
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-01-31

BlanR books of al sor,s. lsdgers.
etc. manufactured by the Bulletin Pub.
fishing COMPANY
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-01-31

states that the delinquent list will, In
all probability, be larger this year
than Il was last
The oasis., 1907-03-16

Inc law, there ought Co be Q good opening for him in the newspaper business in Nogales lt is about lime now for the appearance of another newspaper freak in this chosen field of freaks. And those who have greeted so effusively French and Buttinski would fly with open arms to bring here the maudlin fool who killed Stanford White, and set the fool upon a pedestal to worship.
The oasis., 1907-03-16

THE utter impossibility of se- curing the rights of the people from any legislature which can be elected in Arizona was the chief reason why THE OASIS stood for iointure with New Mexico. The record made by the legislative ses- sion now drawing to a close at Phoenix, is but additional proof that annexation of the counties of New Mexico is needed to secure a state legislature that will legislate correctly.
The oasis., 1907-03-16

BRAIN storm" according to the alienists who have been on the witness stand for the defence in the Thaw case, is what ails a man when he makes a holy show of himself" in any way. Well, now, that is what accounts for some of the most unaccountable things which have occurred in Nogales, including the antics of Buttinski.
The oasis., 1907-03-16

SOMEONE has proposed to in- augurate a blacklist for those members of the territorial council who voted against taxing the mines and regulation of railway corpora tions. Whats the use? The cor porations control the vote in a sufficient number of counties to return to the hext legislature all the men who may be blacklisted.
The oasis., 1907-03-16

WITH an owl-like solemnity tales are going the rounds of the strange fatality" following the original locators and owners of the Silver King mine. All but one of the six have died. Moral: There is none. It is queer that those noting this strange fatality have not observed some that are far more conspicuous and striking. For instance all those who framed the constitution of the United States are dead. So are all those who built the Erie canal, and the Pennsylvania railway. And all those who voyaged with Columbus in quest of the New World. These strange fatalities" are something very incomprehensible.
The oasis., 1907-03-16

"THE pronominal we is used only by kings, editors and men with Iapeworms," declares recent writer. That accounts for the use of the ponderous word by Buttin- ski. Surely he is not king; all know he is not an editor; and he looks as though he had a tape worm.
The oasis., 1907-03-16

THE OAsIsyet holds that the cor porations have sacrificed the gam bling element in Arizona to "save their faces," and prevent Congress passing remedial legislation aimed at them. To put it plainly Con- gress has been buncoed.
The oasis., 1907-03-16

WITHOUT doubt one of the great western trunk railway lines is reaching for a transcontinental outlet at San Diego; and it's en- gineers are in the field making preliminary surveys. The impor- tance of Nogales should not be overlooked by the projectors of the new line.
The oasis., 1907-03-16

WITH one accord the Irish peo- pie have arisen against the stage Irishman, and are driving him out from the drama. Altogether too long has he travestied a great and noble race. But the greatest off, lenders in this regard have been Irishmen.
The oasis., 1907-03-16
"BRAINS STORMS

Monday Buttinski was the sub ject of another of his regular "brain storms;;" the affiiction upon that occasion being the criticism leveled by THE OASIS last week against the proposed public printing enact ment. He thinks the prices that will be established should the pro- posed measure reach enactment, are ample compensation for the service. In his case they would be too much. Any old price is too dear for the best kind of a news paper that can be produced by such cattle as he, with his old ob- selete and worn out plant and woful lack of ordinary intelligence and newspaper capacity; but for a real newspaper, with good and costly plant, and a we'll paid force which gets a hustle on itself and digs up the news, the proposed prices would be different entirely.
 With regard to the baking powder advertisements at which the mar row creature endeavors to point an allusion: It is very evident that Buttinski has no knowledge of the contract THE OASIS has with the Royal Baking Powder Company, or with the Folger firm, or he would make no such insinuations. Both those concerns pay the same rates for space in THE OASIS that are charged local advertisers. During a period of three years this paper refused all overtures from the Royal people for publication of their advertising. They offered a price which was refused, and a counter price was given. Then about once a quarter the company made new offer, a little higher than the last one, until finally they came to our figure, and the contract was closed. Same way with the Folger advertising: right at the start THE OASIS quoted them a price, much in advance of what they wanted to pay; and by steps they advanced their offer until they came to THE OASIS price, which is the same paid by Escalada Bro- thers, the Washington Trading Co.,, or the Banco de Sonora. THE OASIS is printed for money, not for glory, and it will not sell it's ad- yertising space to anyone except at prices that will enable it to
The oasis., 1907-03-16

make money. A beqgafIy news.
 paper that stands in the attitude
 of a mendicant, glad to get the crumbs that fall from the table of
 the rich man such as does the No-
 gales Daily Times) has no weight or influence anyhow.
 Were TIE OASIS to accept all
 the advertising offered at the pri- ces those who offer wish to pay, 1t could run a twenty-four page
 paper, filed with advertisements.
 But they would not pay the cost of
 the white paper they would con sume. Every week contracts for
 advertising that are offered are re-
 fused. And some of those very contracts are taken by the Times, after they are refused by THE OASIS. Not long ago this office was offered thirty dollars for large ad of an eastern concern. The party making the offer was informed that the price would be $130. About six weeks afterward the same advertisement appeared in the Times; and it is a fair in ference that Buttinski accepted the thirty dollars offered. The house whose money he took for the advertisement does not realize, it is very likely. that even at that price it was swindled by the Times; and that considering the service the price quoted by THE OASIS was very cheap.
 Of course the argument from some quarters is that Buttinski 'has right to run a newspaper, if he wants to-" Which is all very true. So has the general citizen the right to make a fool of himself upon all occasions. But when he does he generally butts up against ridicule, and sometimes that which is much worse than ridicule. That is just the situation of the poor subject of "brain storms" who has butted into the newspaper field in Nogales. He makes himself ridic- llous. He is not of the intellect lal calibre that is needed to pro- luce good newspaper; and all that he can do is to get into the way of those who can do so; and his alleged newspaper is disgrace and shame to the town of Nogales. Consequently he is the fit subject )f rldicule that Is always the re- ward of the fool out of place.
The oasis., 1907-03-16

THE wave of reform sweeping through the Arizona legislature seems all right until it is seen coming ones way Ask almost any county official in the territory.
The oasis., 1907-03-16

"How not to do it," the great Arizona legislative speciality, is on the boards at Phoenix once again.
The oasis., 1907-03-16

WHEN Harry Thaw, with his brain storms," succeeds in extri. cation from the entanglements of
The oasis., 1907-03-16

DID you observe that "brain storm" in Mondays issue of the alleged daily newspaper?
The oasis., 1907-03-16

DANE ID. BIRD, Business Manager.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-06-25
VERL HUNT OF ECONOMY
IN DOMESTIC TROUBLE
Claims Father-in-IaW Is the
Cause of 1t All.
ARRESTED FOR TRESPASS.

Alexandria, Ind, June 25-verl
Hunt, of Economy, Ind, was arrested
here yesterday on charges of trespass
and assault and battery, preferred by
his father-in-law, E. H. Perry. Hunt
and his wife have been having diff
Guilty, he claiming that her father, e
H. Perry, of this city, is trying to sep
arate them. Mrs. Hunt recently came
here with the two children from Econ
omy, Hunt following. Sunday. he
came over from Muncie and, taking
the children, started to drive home.
Getting as far as Muncie, the child
rem grew uneasy and yielding to their
desires Hunt drove back to this city
with them. where he found a warrant
awaiting him, as ABOVE stated. He
was locked up over night Hunt seems
to be well related and up to snuff. and
sympathy is locally largely with him
He has been communicating with we'll
to-do relatives in Marion. Winchester,
and elsewhere. and has secured Luther
Pence. of anderson. to defend him.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-06-25
Senator Knox Says Congress
Has Right to Regulate
Interstate Commerce.
TALKS TO YALE GRADUATES
FEDERAL POWER THE GREAT
STUMBLING BLOCK OF GREEDY
AND ILLEGAL CORPORATIONS
SPEAKER DECLARES.

New Haven. Conn. June 25.-In a
compr ehensive address before the grad
uating class of the Yale law school
Monday, Senator Philander c. Knox
plunged into The momentous question
of The Development of the Federal
Power to Regulate Commerce" Close
ly drawing the line between the rights
of the states and the rights of the fed
eral government. the senator took the
decided stand that congress has the
power to regulate commerce between
the states.
He spoke Of the growth of the power
which was given originally as a safe
guard against commercial hostilities
between states, and showed how it has
lain dormant until recent years. when
1t has become capable of development MT
in region all OF its own.
In discussing the federal power the
senator in clear cut and forcible lam
guage. pointed to it as the great stum-
bling block of greedy and illegal cor
porations.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-06-25
|. 0. 0. F. RAISES MONEY
Bio Sum Is Secured to Erect a
New Building.

C. n. Williams. president OF the
Farmers Trust Company. of Indianap-
oils. has filed in the Marion county re-
corder's office. a mortgage for S4to,OOO
executed by the trustees of the grand
lodge. /. o. o. F.. the funds to be used
for erecting a fourteen story building
at the corner of Pennsylvania and
Washington streets. This is the larg-
est real estate mortgage ever filed in
Marion couuty The mortgage on the
Claypool hotel was given for 100000.
and the ore on the Stevenson building
was for sim liar amount. The trus-
tees of the grand lodge expect to have
their building finished within twelve
months from TIE present time.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-06-25
Judge Fox Says the Westcott
Case, Which Was to Be
Heard Today, Will Be as
Public as Any Other.
DIVORCE EVIL is A
SERIOUS ONE LOCALLY.
Judge Fox Has Some Sugges-
tionS That He Thinks Would
Be Beneficial If They Could
Be Carried Out.

Judge H. G. Fox was today to hear
the divorce case of Ella Westcott
against Harry Westcott. Judge Fox
was asked if the hearing of the West
that it would not be. NO divorce
cases in my court are heard in pri-
vate. The Westcott case will be as
public as any,
While speaking on the divorce ques-
tion Judge Fox remarked that it is a
most serious one in Wayne county,
but that it is not in his power to sup
ply remedy. Failure to provide and
cruel and inhuman treatment are the
grounds of complaint in the majority
of the divorce cases heard in this court
and four out of the five cases brought
before me are without merit" stated
Judge Fox. However. the state di-
vorce law is so lenient that it is quite
easy to secure a divorce.
"In the majority of cases I think if
the parties concerned knew that it
was not an easy matter to secure a di-
vorce there would not be SO much do
mestic unhappiness. Now days, for
instance, a man grows tired of his
wife, leaves her, and short time later
brings suit for divorce on the grounds
of cruel and inhuman treatment. If
that man knew he had to overcome a
stiff, almost uncompromising divorce
law. do not think he would leave his
wife,
Remedies for the Evil.
What remedy for the SO called 'di-
vorce evil would you suggest" Judge
Fox was asked.
Il would suggest several remedies,
he replied I'm the first place | would
make it necessary for any person
bringing action for divorce to have
been a resident of the county in which
the suit was filed at least five years
prior to the filing of the suit.
TN the second place | would have
each and every divorce suit pend
in court for at least a year. That
would give the aggrieved plaintiff am
ple time to think things over and
venture 10 say a number of suits
would be withdrawn before the end of
the year.
Il would also require that both par
ties to a divorce complaint be present
at the hearing. In other words l
would make the plaintiff an incompe-
tent witness unless the defendant were
present. The ese are my suggestions 1or
an improved divorce law. You do not
want to get at the divorce evil by
amending the marriage laws. You
friI of through l.
yorce laws. Habitual drunkenness, IN
nv mind, is the best cause for dl-
vorce"