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The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-09-22
Work at Fair Grounds.

The work on the fair grounds, under the supervision of James C. -ordan, superin- tendent, is progressing nicely. The grounds are being put in order, the track leveled. the buildings repaired and re- painted and everything is being put in tirst-class order for the opening of the fair. Vulcan. the iron statue which repre- scented the Birmingham district at the worlds fair at St. Louis and who has passed through various vicissitudes, anu finally found d permanent resting place and standing at the principal entrance points with his brawny arm toward Ems ley, which means, of course, that Ems ley is the center of the iron and steel industry of the south. Superintendent Jordan stated that prospects were brighter than eyer before for highly successful fair
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-09-22
SLEY DEP "A R T M E N T E

proyement in the Ensley steel mill will take about three years to complete, and when finished the plant will, indeed, be q mammoth one and will probably be the most modern and best equipped steel mill in the world.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-09-22
FOR SALE ENSLEY REAL ESTATE THESE RECKON TO YOU

IHESE DEORUV IU AWO Rising blocks Of car line Terms sl1o cash bal s7oOfo S. Boc M Empire balance s5OO~o Io Ia cash bal s 'ass a @ s.s Sssy rs4scs T cor 9m o o Tnea and ess 1 sDn easy h % SIP per so month Terms soo 9sas1 ss la@ % s,oOO3 nice lots zub b on mae%damied @ @ road ~ and Terms $500 cash balance @ not oom osS coge @ block o om ne~ @ sohoo @ e o SoReF 6ets9 % ss9 s fna an6 6 so streets cottage and m street. $500 cash balance cash balance c5 room 26h $500 house between h and 25 sa @ month on interest Fn for so D pss TS 5e s2ooo~A Ensley
 
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 pea % ss5S balance essy & rhe ps 1 nss % money at this ss5o-54oom | s1soo~Los o block 2G, sseoo~s brick street s2ooO5los Station This the s1sOoNsGoom house. Avenue 25th street s25oc-6room payments s7ooAbout pike 0 Tdewater sool4 of land miles of Eney with ss1oo home 2eth c. easy home home @ 2sn and and F. ae agents for the following s subdivisions
 ENsLEY SOUTH HIGHLANDS m @ @ have % np % @ ne Da1 a1d oer @ % Nw beautiful ss: plat @ land with . aa paid Property joins .. to Ansssta s s 5'+Ts to :so term. , cas-. and line Palmer sidewalks This We have O
 sofs Addition cent easy
 HEIGHTS.
 of nce lots thereye
 
 a and almost 
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 Photo Calendars
 Notice
 We have in our employment Mr. Will R. Crumly carpen ter and business He has of un aftnr rall The
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-09-22
Thieves Are Busy.

A sneak thief or thieves have been busy iii Ensley for the past two weeks number of residences have been en- tered and quite a large amount of val
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-09-22
Notice

We have in employment Mr. Will R. Crumly, carpen ter and business oo He has entire charge of Rental Department and Repair Work He looks after all the work property listed with and only charge for the actual time it takes to do the work after getting the job We charge for every picket that is nailed We will make charges for putting pane of glass stopping leak other little things that necessary to be done where does not take much time We will that do break burn desroy property if listed with Give trial of your rental business and around Ensey We guar antee satisfaction.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-09
Mrs. NLaIaprop,s succrsror.

Fr1m the Manchester Guardian.
We have just parted reluctantly writes
-. B.'D from a domestic who was as
suredly a lineal descendant Of Mrs Mala-
prop. On the first day that she came she
complmented my wife on tho excellence
of the bread, which, she declared wJs rs
white as the dribbling snow but ex-
postuated with her for throwing away
tine broth that the eggs were boiled in
Cthis. by the way. when she was being
taught how to boil them. In a compli-
mentary mood she one Gag tod my wife
that her husband was a real Adonius"
She once mentioned that my blue cher
bim' were hanging on the clothes-line:
she referred to my pyjamas. She had
many faults-she cOmmandeered my hair
brush to use for blacking the boots-but
We were sorry to lose her when she left
10 nurse her old father through an at
tack Of 'paeumonica-"
The Washington herald., 1907-06-09
MAN WITH A CLUB.
said to BE wanted at jamestown.

Said tO BE Wanted at jamestown.
The labor problem I'm the South consists
very largely In the business Of keeping
the black man and brother awake and on
the job, according 10 William Inglis. spe-
Cial correspondent for Harper's Weekly
who went 10 jamestown 20 make a thor
oUsh and impartial investigation Of con-
ditous there for the Weekly. For ex-
ample" says Nr. Inglis. there was. this
morning, in Raleigh Court one Of tho
divisions of the exposition. a congestion
Of vehicles which left only a narrow pas
sage clear for traffic. In this space two
high-wheeled. small-bodied carts. each
drawn 10y a mule and driven by a negro.
came head to head. Neither could ad-
vance until one or the other gave way.
Each one refused to bulge This dia-
logue followed:
Git oaut nah way"
'No-o-o-o' You git oaut nah way"
No. alb won't
"Yais. YOU will
Won't, ncider. Whah you b'long"
jamestown Construction Company
Huh, jamestown instruction Comp
NY, yo' mean
'No-o-o. Construction Comp'ny"
INSTRUCTION Compny.'
Construction
For an I know. those negroes are at II
yet The title of the company was a
choice toy for them They tossed the
void back and forth. The black team
sters on the other carts. trucks. and
wagons grinned and chuckled as the de-
bate went on. Meantime the work Of
the jamestown COnstruCtion--or is It In
struction, after all?-Comp'ny was duly
delayed. Scores of instances like this
almost seemed to justify the warnings
held I'm certain quarters for the Man with
a Club"
Mi Inglis found, however that in spite
Of this and other impediments. the expo
sition was really doing as we'll as could
be expected under the circumstances, and
that the slurs which have been cast upon
il by persons unaware of the grave obsta-
cles that the managers Of the big show
have encountered from the start were
entirely tnmerited
The Washington herald., 1907-06-09

reckon if Mary Andrews could a seen
a few years ahead while she was havin'
her trials with pore Harvey. she woulG
a borne EN- all with a better grace. But
l0oigin' ahead Is somethin We amt per
mitted TO do, We've jest got to stand up
under the present and trust for the time
we can't see And whether we trust or
no. child, no matter how dark IT is nor
how long 1t stays dark. the SUMS goin' to
come out some time. and it's all goin' to
be right at the last. You know what the
Scripture says. AT evening time it shall
be lightr"
Her faded eyes were turned reverently
toward the glory OF the western sky, but
the light on he- face was not all Of the
setting sun
AT evening time it shall be Light
Not Of the day but Of human life we're
these words spoken and with Aunt Jane
the prophecy had been fulfilled.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-09

which sum agrees with that Of Dr.
Barnes report
IT would. therefore. seem 10 ha clear
that, even though the report said 10 have
been made bv Surg. Gen. Barnes may
never be found. there is abundant evi-
denCe. as above given, that The C0nfed-
crates captured of Union soldiers. and
held I'm Southern prisons in round num-
bers. G70.01 men,
And. therefore is the historical state
ment made bv AR Stephens sustained.
even without the presence Of the mislaid
or lost report of Surg. Gen. Joseph X.
Barnes"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-01-26
BIG WAGES WERE
PROMISED THEM
Japanese Coolies Stopped at
San Francisco Came Over
Under Contract.

Washington, Jan. ga long report
has been received by immigration
Commissioner Sargent from Commits
sioner North at San Francisco regard
ing the 434 Japanese immigrants who
arrived there on the steamer Korea
from Honolulu. Ii disclosed among
other things that a number of the i'm
migrants were those who originally
had gone to Hawaii as a result of the
work of the immigration societies in
Japan inducing their emigration. When
evidence is obtained to the effect that
such is the case the immigrants are not
allowed to land. Further information
bearing upon the arrivals upon the
Korea is awaited by the immigration
office here.
The dispatch of Commissioner North
shows that of the japanese aboard the
ship, 80 had left Japan as late as De-
cember. and 500 Of them had departed
from that country for Hawaii during
1906. The commissioner had a careful
examination made Of seventeen whose
cases he thought should be looked into.
and thirteen Of them We're, found to be
contract laborers. One hundred and
siXty-two Of the Japanese said they
were going TO work for a railroad, but
were unable to say what read
The recent arrivals, the commissioner
says, are such as have been guaranteed
work i'm Hawaii from one 10 three
years by the immigration societies i'm
Japan On their arrival at Honolulu
they are met by labor agents from the
main land who offer them higher wages
| than they were promised and come to
I San Francisco.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-01-26
Leading Schools of Interp1ountain
Country to Adopt Eligi-
bility Rules.

A meeting Of representatives of colleges
of the intermountain country will con-
vene at the university this morning to
adopt eligibility rules. The colleges rep
resented will be the University OF Mon
tana, the Agricultural college of Mon
tana. University OF Wyoming. Agricultu-
raj college of Utah and University Of
Utah These colleges. with the exception
OF the schools in Colorado. constitute all
the Institutions of any importance in the
Rocky mountain country.
The plan Of the meeting is to adopt some
general eligibility rule. As il is now all
the colleges are playing under their own
rules or under the rules drawn up in the
contract for an athletic contest. A SINH
lar conference was held i'm Denver last
December which was participated in by
the University Of Colorado, Denver uni
versity. Colorado State School of Mines
Colorado college and Colorado Agricuitu-
raj college. Rules were drawn up and
the conference today intends To adopt
similar ones so that these ten big schools
will be under uniform ruling.
The rule adopted by the Colorado con-
ference says that a man who completes
in an athletic contest shall be in good
standing In the school and taking at least
two-thirds of a regular course. 1t will be
on this rule or one similar to il that the
conference will work today.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-01-26
Herald Sporting News
TEN DAYS MORE
TO FORM LEAGUE
Lucas Has So Many AppIiCa-
tons That He Cannot Make
Up His Circuit.

seattle. Wash, Jan 25.-After being I'm
session twelve hours today. directors of
the Northwestern Baseball League found
so mitch business ahead Of them that
they adjourned to tomorrow. The meet
ing will nOt~be completed until Saturday
night.
Never before has there been such an
enthusiastic meeting. Bail players and
fans crowded the halls. II was the unan-
imOus decision Of the delegates 90 fight
tho Coast League 10 the last ditch in or
der 10 retain Seattle.
The league is composed Of Seattle. Ia
coma. Spokane. Grays HarbOr and Butte
AZ present Applications for franchises
were received from Salt Lake City. Hell
cua. Bellingham, Waila Walla and Van
COuver.
Walter MacFarlane j. ID. Crary and
r. =. Brown. representing Grays Har-
Dor said they would spend $1,000 before
they would drop out of the league. This
settled 1t, and Gray's Harbor is certain
OF n place.
Owing 10 the large number OF applica-
lions the directors decided to take ten
days to look into the matter OF various
applications. Those certain OF being IL
the league are as follows: Seattle. Ia
coma. Spokane Butte. Helena. Gray's
Harbor and Vancouver. B. &.
The committee which audited the ac-
counts OF the president secretary and
treasurer Lucas. commended his work
highly. Enough delegates are pledged to
make Lucas position secure.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-01-26
WILL EVACUATE AT ONCE.
Russia Has No Further Designs Up
on Manchuria.

Rome. Jan. 25.-Tne foreign office has
received an official communication from
the Russian government, saying that Rus
STA has decided to begin the Immediate
Withdrawal of her troops from Manchuria
without waiting for April Is. the date
fixed for this step i'm the Portsmouth
treaty. This evacuation will be accom-
plished as quickly as possible.
This decision. the communication goes
on to say. must be considered as con-
elusive proof of Russia pacific intentions
and that she has no future plans concern
ing Manchuria. Russia sincerely desires
the establishment OF cordial relations with
China and Japan. the communicates goes
on. and she is doing all possible to accel-
crate the re-establishment of a normal
state Of affairs In the far east.
The Italian government has expressed
satisfaction at the coming visit here OF
Professor de Martens, of St. Petersburg
who comes in connection with the pro-
gram TO he submitted to the second peace
conference at The Hague
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-01-26

Saints Play Strong in Second Half
but Are Unable at Catch
the Visitors,

In one Of the hardest fought basket bail
games of the season the Brigham Young
college of Logan defeated the Latter-day
Saints university in the latter's gym yes
terday afternoon. The final score was 81
TO Is in favor of the Logan team 1t
was the first state school league game
played in Salt Lake this season. and the
result was watched with interest as il
ing for the state championship.
In the first half the visitors had the
locals completely outcassed. and closed
the half with a score of % to II in their
favor. 1t was i'm the second half. where
the midgets did their best work and piled
up a score of ~ to 6 against the Logan
bunch. but not enough points TO over
come the big lead gained i'm the first half
The game was full of fast work.
Last evening the visitors were given
a ball at Granite Stake by the Saints
George Taylor refereed the contest.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-01-26
MiDWINTER GRADUATION
Public Schools at Logan Hold Exer-
ciSeS for Class of For
twilight.

Logan, Jan. 2i.-FOT the first time I'm
their history the Logan city schools will
The graduation exercises are to be held
on Jan. %. i'm the tabernacle. and this pro-
gram is announced for the occasion:
ChOruS -.--.---.-.-..-.-.. Graduating class
Salutatory .............. Russell Vaughan
FlanO solo ............ Winifred Korupkat
Recitation .................... Nettie Cutler
ShoIu ----.----.------- -.--------..--.. Class
Recitation -..-......-......... Lucy Turner
Naledictory .-.-.--.--.------- Leona Hart
Address to graduate. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
......... Professor W. W Chamberlain
Presentation Of diSpOmaS .....-.-....
.......... Professor w. w. Mclaughlin
The graduates names arc: Venice
Adams. Louisa AebsCher. IVe NJ Blr1i-
ham. Patti Barrett. Ethel Clark Nettia
Cutler. Ninita Daniels. Rhoda Elwel. Es-
telle ForgeOn, Violet Grccnhalsh. Leona
Hart. Barbara Hopkins Sarah Butte
bale, Clara Hyde, Hazel Hendricks. Myr-
tie &. jacques. Lila James. LeOuOra Jar
dire Birdie JohanSen. Edna Jorgensen,
Eliza both I<loepfer. Wnifred KorUpkat.
Bessie NJ. Larsen. Emma LinnartZ, Anna
Nelson. Eta Nelson. Alta Norman. Alvira
Norr Nettie Petersen, May Schweitzei4
Alta Shurtliff. Phoebe South. Lucy Tur-
ner. Nettie Wilcox. Ida Woolley. Alonzo
Barrett Eugene Jensen, Alma J. Lundahl.
Russell i Vaughan. Leslie MoutrOse.
Willard Paulsen. Benson Parkinson. Jo-
Smith Willard Sorenson. Joseph G. Will
more. William l. Smith Total. As.
Andrew Mouritzsen. a young man 10
years Of age. was ordered committed to
the state insane asylum by Judge Maug
han this morning. after being examined
MoUritzsen resides here. and while he
has beeh ailing for a couple Of years, he
did not become dangerous until few
weeks ago
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-01-26
Columbus.
Newspaper Men.
CATCH-AS- CATCH-CAN.
BeelI Of Wisconsin EnetireIy Too
Much for Demetrall.

Chicago Jan. 2j.-Fred Beell OF Wis
consin. made William Demetrall. Chi
Cages aspirant for the heavyweight
championship at catch-as-catch-ean style
wrestling. look like "A novice when they
met here tonight. Demetrall had twenty
five pounds advantage i'm weight. but
Beell merely toyed with him and had him
on the defensive throughout the match.
Beell won first fall with a deadlock and
two seconds.
The referee gave the next fail to Deme-
trail declaring he had won II with a
half-Nelson and grapevine IN two min
utes and twenty-nne seconds.
Beell protested the decision as unfair
and was upheld by the spectators. Beell
put the Greek on his back in the third
fan in fifty-five seconds with a double
bar hold
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-01-26
Sixty Years Experience Of an Old
Nurse.

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup IS the
prescription OF one Of the best female
physicians and nurses in the United
States. and has been used for sixty years
with never-failing success by millions OF
mothers for their children. During the
process OF teething its value is incalcu-
liable II relieves the child from pain
cures diarrhoea. gripping in the bowels
and wind collie. BY giving health to the
child Il rests the mother. Price, rs cents
bottle
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-01-26
AN INsIpIous DANGER.

One of the worst features of kidney
trouble is that It is an insidious dis
ease and before the victim realizes his
danger he may have a fatal malady.
Take Foley's Kidney Cure at the first
sign of trouble as il corrects irreguIari-
ties and prevents Bright's disease ard
diabetes F. J. Hill Drug Co. The
never substitutorS.''
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-01-26
HANpRALL AT u.

The handball tournament OF the uni
versity has been started and a game will
be played every afternoon from now on
until il is finished. There are at present
sixteen entries. but il is expected that
there will be many more. Each man will
play until he loses a game. when he will
drop out. The result OF the first game be-
tween NJ. w. Anderson and Doc Camp
was Il to 13 I'm favor Of Anderson.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-01-26
TRIP FOR HIGHLANDERS.
New York Americans TO Train in
the South.

New York Jan. 25.-Owner Farrell and
Secretary Mahon Of the New York Amer
lean League club are making preparations
for the training tour OF the players. So
FAR as plans have been made twenty-five
men. including Manager Clark Griffith
and Trainer Martin wiz be training ut
the headquarters at Atlanta. Ca. March
j. or earlier because the club is scheduled
10 play the Atlantas of the Southern
league six games beginning March 10
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-01-26
BASKETBALL AT OGDEN.


Ogden. Jan. Pin an exciting basket
hall game this afternoon. the team rep
rcsenting the school for the deaf defeated
the Weber Stake academy team by a
score OF q TO -. At the end of the first
half the score stood to z in favor OF the
school for the deaf. In the second half
the w. s. A. boys were Outclasscd al
every stage Of the game. This was the
first game i'm the newly organizcd city
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-01-26
AGAINST SUNDAY BALL.
Kansas Legislature Has Bill Up to
Prevent Il.

Topeka. kan. Jan. Z5-Thc house OF
representatives passed today what IS
known as tho anti-Sunday baseball bill by
n vote OF 50 to 20
The bill as recommended by the commit
tee provides that baseball. shows. cir
cuses. vaudevilles ard theatrical perform
anccs shall not be given on Sunday for
which an admission or entrance fee is
charged or collected
n is not thought that the bill will pass
tho senate Even If il does spectators
may be admitted free and charged for
programs as is done i'm Sunday games in
BROOKLYN. y. Y
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-01-26
ACKN0WL EDGES ATTACK.
Says He Struck Mail
Carrier.

Harry n. Ieibenthal. who was arrested
Wednesday on the charge of assaulting
a mail-carrier while in the discharge OF
his duty, and admitted to bail in the
sum of $1,000. appeared before United
States Commissioner Baldwin Friday
morning for preliminary hearing. and
was bound over to await the action of
the grand jury, furnishing bail in the
sum of $500.
Leibenthal acknowledged before Com
missioner Baldwin that he had struck a.
j.. Aubry. the special delivery man, sew
eral times. knocking him down, and
jumped on him.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-01-26
BURNS DEFEATS PARR.

Birmingham. Ala. Jan. 25.-Farmer
Burns defeated James Parr. the Eng
fish champion here tonight in a fast
wrestling match A challenge Go the
winner was made by Frank A. Gotch. the
American champion. and Burns says he
has accented.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-01-26
U. FreshIes, t6; Hiah school. Is.

The freshmen basketball team OF the
university defeated a team known as the
High school team at the Y II G. A.
yesterday afternoon. The score was f6
TO ~. They played fifteen-minute halves
This was he first public appearance Of
the freshman team and they made cred
liable showing. The game was a hard
fought one The line-sID was as follows:
High School l. Freshmen
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-01-26
NEWSPAPER MEN WIN
OGDEN BOWLING MATCH

ogden January 2j.-In an interesting
bowling match this evening the news
paper men defeated the Columbus by
score OF two TO one The features of the
contest was the bowling OF Camp. who
secured total Of sos. The score:
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-01-26
At Oakland.


start I'm the first race at EmeTyVillC 20
day Jockey HOrner was thrown from Al
bia. but escaped injury. Starter Holt
man was severely criticized by the crowd
left the first choices. LaZell. Orchan and
others az tie post. and with them out
Of the way Crowshade won an easy vic
tory.
First race. three furlongs-Biuy Myer,
III, Williams l. TO >. won; Rhinestone.
109 Dugaa. o To ]. second: Irish Mike.
H. Graham, 10 /. third. Time-:3A >.
Boas. OrchOta. Heather Scot. Creation.
Swedc Sam. Jockey MOunce. Lady AIDE
laide Contribution and Abba also ran.
Second race, five and a half furlonSs-
La Rose. 100. HOrnCr. 4 TO ]. won; Anna
Karenina. 100 Miller. TO >. second; Duke
Lilo. Maia BushthoTpe. Sharper, Bawn.
Doc Craig. Mendcn. Princess Leal. Laura
Il. Gold Heather also ran.
Third race. futurity course-Johnny
Neugeut. 100. Williams. 4 to >. second;
Avona, 107 Mcbride. II to l. third. Time
lib Kokomo HuerfanO. Mitre. JcZebel.
Lure O. Gold. Voloday and Tetanus also
ran.
Fourth race. mile and fifty yards. sell
ing-Crowshade %, lynch. i3 20 1. won;
Rolla 104, Lycurgus, 81 to !. second; Che
ripe 107 BOrcl. 40 to ], third. Time
AS 40 Cloche dor Alma Boy. Adiron-
dack. Frolc Wenrick, Lazell and Orchan
Fifth race. mile and a hundred yards
selling-Lucian 105. Graham, 10 D. won;
Ed Sheridan, 104, Wilson. { to ,, second;
Captain Burnett. IS. Buxton, to 1. third.
Sixth race, six and half furlougs-
Gateway. 109 Mcbride L TO 1. won; Dolly
Dollar. %. Sandy; u TO 10. second;
Time-l:22 1-j. Neptunus Gada and Fred
Bent also ran.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-01-26
congreoationaIists Beat Baptists.

The basketball team from the Sunday
school 81 the Phillips Congregational
church defeated a team from the East
Side Baptist yesterday afternoon, by a
score Of 16 to ].