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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-04

who was one of the first officials
TO arrive upon the scene of the
wreck, was averse to making a
statement, but ventured the opinion
that a misinterpretation OF signals
WAS the probable cause Of the
wreck Il have not thoroughly IN
vestigated the case. said Mr..
Kempster. but attribute the affair
to a MISUNDERSTANDING somewhere
as TO the signals. Both motormen
were old hands, Mckay being con-
sidered one OF the best men In the
eompany's employ"
The faulty block lighting system
i'm vogue on the Seattle electric
tracks almost caused a second COLI
sion near the scene Of the first.
when the wreekinE ear. going 70 the
scene. entered the block after pull
ing the switch lights. only to DO
confronted by an inbound ear trays
cling at terrific pace. Both mo-
tormen acted quickly and second
disaster was averted by narrow
margin
Those Of the victims taken 70 the
hospital at the fort were: Emily
Belwiek. Inga Ola. y. NJ Mckay.
Albert Reeks and Helga Hanson.
Those at the Pacific hospital are:
Misses Gunda. Seanlon and Bailey.
Charles J. Me0weu. Newton l..
Thomas. o. b. Mattison and Law
renee Portland.
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natl. Ohio: W 4. Denny. OF New
York. NJ J HAselton. Captain q
r. Harris. e : ~. and wife. Cap
tsin ehauneeY Thomas. u . N.
A. Rrsaa. J n Thompson ana wife.
and Mlss Mabel Thosn paon. uf se
attic. = n. PaGenhart. ~. ". Dun.
woody and wifa. or ~ Paul. John
Dunn. r.. and wife. IL Albany. n.
r. % u. Chapman and dauwhter.
Maud ". Chapman. with Miss r l.
Atwell. Of isoa Angeles. A. W Mer,
riftsid and wife. Of Helena. Afont !.
Iamea Rodgers and wlfe. r.. s.
DoeFubecher. Miss Ada Doern.
beeheF. Mrs. G n Forbes and Miss
II r. spencer. Of Portland. Ore !.
Mrs. ] ~ wolfson aud Miss Mar.
Esrst Wolfson, Mira L. d. Doud.
Mrs. W r. D4um. Mrs George
Smith. Mas Gaylord and Mas v.
Dwight. Of Chicago. III Miss Mabel
Taylor. Miss Mary PAtten. Mfsa n
~ Tfhhets lsecond eahlnl A. r.
Noble and Mia. Nellie 8 SohIe
A. c. vancleye. lstseraecl four.
teen Chinese.
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GETTING BACK GOLD
ADAMS STOLE

once, as ample time has elapsed in
which TO prepare their cases.
One hundred and thirty.nlno
claims have been filed Numerous
other communication have been
received. some simply stating.
Send inc what Is coming to me.
but these have not been put on file
Regular claims must be filed 60 be
entertained.
OF the 1919 claims filed SIS have
been heard The aggregate OF the
claims filed reaches the sum OF
s43. 900. not considering a number
OF claims the exact value of which
has not yet been determined The
largest claim amounts to 1915
aud Is made through the Fairbanks
banking company. represented by
Attorney .Fihn = Murphy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-04

rokuHAMA. March a~-ssseaus-
sklp p~keta. q the Great Northern
xss4mskIp eofnpanv. vas caught IN
~ t~aescrass rarrwnt ard hurried
q ~ rreks EFT Shirahau1A. % miles
With of here. last night shortly
6fy<r e'sieck. and thia evening re-
-. ffoxn there Indicate that she
VA anaeubsesily b = total toss-
upssy seas arr dAshinK over the big
<rast and steamers sent 90 her as
ex-xnes are unahie - 50 Within Aid
- as*saaee.
f6z Steamship was healing for
~ pert when 81 = sudden she wss
rnaxhf aaa. before her engines euula
ruteas< her from the powerful force
n tke current. sire wss aash@d on
- roess. The Dakota struck bow
- kanx for = napmSnt. ard then
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-04

WIN Il. Thompson. special master
IN ohancery In the hearing To REIN.
hnrsa miners for their losses from
the United States assay office In
the pecuiatIons Of George Edward
Adams. now serving time In the
state penitentiaty at MeNoils Is
land. has notified all those who
have filed claims aud not vet pro-
duced their evidence to do 50 at
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Both OF Reeks' legs were badly
crushed.
''For Gods sake. Captain cried
Reeks 60 Captain Eastman In charge
Of the hospital eorps. attend 20 the
others first. | can stand Il. and the
women who ARE suffering must re-
ee!vs first thought"
The appeal for others, despite his
own critical condition. brought tears
to the eyes OF the soldiers. men who
are steeled against emotional dla-
plays. but who FOR the moment lost
absolute control OF themselves I'm
the thought OF the victims hero
ism
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OF BOARD OF
WORKS CALLED TO BILL
WHICH WOULD REQUIRE SEP.
AHATE CONTRACTS FOR AS
PHALT FROM OTHER PAVING.

Daniel Zerwakh has sent 10 the
board Of public works q copy Of tho
bin introduced into the state iegia
lature BY l. e. Kirkpatrick to So
cure full and free competition IN the
letting Of street contracts Ia this
state whore more than one kind
Of paving material ls to be used Ia
the work.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-04

Albert Recka was the hero Of the
Fort Iawton street car collision last
night and the officials OF the fort
characterize him as the "pluckleRt
man We ever handled" lie is but 20
years Of age, lives at 1899 Twenty.
first av.. and IL member of the
Wanderers soccer football team
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THIS BILL WOULD
HIT PAVING TRUST

The board Is asked. after study
Ing the bill, 90 Indicate any oblee.
tiona it may have TO It's passage
The Legislature Is 10 adjourn In a
few days, aud prompt action IL nee.
oeaary II the bill e TO be passed
II this bin Is passed monopoly I'm
contract work viii be dealt a &c.
we're blow.
Under It. for improvements re-
quirlnR pnrt asphalt, contractors
other than the tWo asphalt eompH.
Mica can get ia and bid for no
nonaephalt work. something that
they have heretofore been unable to
DO.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-04
THUG
ATTACKS WOMAN

Charged with attempting = Grim.
inai assault upon the wife OF a well
known citizen Of Georgetown. Julius
Nelson was lodged In the city jail
here yesterday and viii be sent 20
the county lookup
Nelson wa attacked by the hus.
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band of hla intended victim. but
knocked the latter down. Police
man Jones then gave chase TO the
man and finally fired three shots
after him. Nelson stopped. but put
up more fight and did not surrender
until beaten into lnsenalbillty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-04
N CLOUD ON
TRIAL

Kinney MeGtoud. the former EN-.
Rlotr u the Seattle Brewing q
Mailing eNn panY. wha un tanuarY s
last killed Peter Elmer. fellow
workman following q quarrel in.
cited. Il II alleged. By gnsaltlnx 70.
MARKS made ~ Elmer relative Ia
Metsoud's family. was placed on
trial this mornlnE before Superior
Court Judge AoFfia
Tue morning session WAS Goa
sumed ia thn seiuctina 81 = jury
and the picking ~ u men 10 hear
the case wiIi probably not be Gun.
eletea before thia eYenlnx.
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all were safely landed ana we're
stopping At the town Of suRi.
John e. Slater received a eable.
gram from the American consul af
Yokohama stating that Mr. and Mrs.
J. x. Thompson and Miss Mabel
Thompson. who Wsre passengers on
the Dakota, are safe At the con
aulate
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-04

Two persons fatally injured.
their bodies crushed and bruised
and doomed to hours OF suffering
before death relieves them and a
dozen seriously hurt. are the vic
Tins of a head-on collision between
two Fort I.awton cars just inside
the grounds Of the fort at o'clock
Sunday evening
Failure Of the block light system
OF the Seattle Electric company to
work properly appears 20 be the
cause of the wreck The cireum-
stances are almost Identical with
those which caused the fatal Bal
lard.Fort Lawton collision nearly a
year ago
An inbound car in charge OF Mo.
torman d Mckay. running Is min.
utes behind schedule. entered a
block of single track. turning on
the block lights Evidently these
lights failed 10 show at the end OF
the block nearest the city. for an
outbound car under Motorman II
w Glaxier. running on time, en-
tered the block at the other end.
The cars met with a frightful
crash II Motorman Mckay was in
any way to blame the fact will
never be known. for he lies in a
dying condition at the fort.
The inbound car was crowded
with passengers returning from a
day at the fort aud number of
women. forced TO stand on the for
ward end of the car, were badly in.
iured.
Motorman Had Grit.
Motorman Giazier was almost
alone on his car. and although h.
stuck Go his post he miraculously
escaped injury other than a few
slight cuts and scratches. Color
Sergeant King. who was returning
with his family 20 the fort, was the
only representative of the fort on
the outbound car.
Sergeant King was slightly in.
jured. but all others on the car es-
capped
II appears that the lighting ays-
tenn employed on the Fort Lawton |
IAHF NNtAAhA hAaAAiAE - kAANA 81 !
approaching cars. Is a faulty one. |
Il is said that at times the lights /
are seen at one end Of the line only. |
while at the other end an apparent
" clear signal IL displayed This /
Is held Co be partly accountable for I
the collision.
II Is also stated that the out.
bound ear running on Feheduie was
entitled to the right of way.
Mckay Took a Chance.
Mckay. being late himself. prob.
ably thought 1t advisable 20 take a
chance and venture Gu the block In
doing this he probably pulled the
block light. but II such was the
case the light failed 10 show and
allowed the outbound car e. enter
the block
superintendent A. L. Kempstar.
OF the Seattle Electric company
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were II A aehoenfeld. Mr.. and
Mrs l.. sehoenfeld. Mrs. Joseph
Gardner. Mr and Mrs J II. Thomp
son and daughter Mabel.
There we're several foreign and
United States officers aboard go.
Ing 70 different posts IN tho Orient
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PEOPLE SAFE

halDh A. aesasnfsIa. Of the stand
= Furniture company. this morn
- = fsssivsa a eahlazram from rlsf-
- ssaosnfsid. vha vas aboard
D1Ae'a with hia parents and
~ 49, I. sehosnfeId aud wife and
Joseph Gardner. saying that
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COUNCIL JOBS MAYOR
TO AID THE S. E. co.
CABINET CHANGES

WASHINGTON. u. c. March -
George n cor,sIyeu was today
sweFa IN as secretary Of the treas
uFt ~ surreed Iaslsw N shaw.
Mr. shaw. IN retiring. aaid that
ne Wished to saY that Senator
Etoonxr.s resignation was a national
calamity
T.te department presented the ex-
seereaary with silver dinner aerv-
ice.
James A. Garfield viii succeed
Secretary of the interior Hitchcock
Tomorrow
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land have been striving, will not be
established this year.
A wire 20 this effect was received
this morning by Secretary {. u.
Yandell. of the Chamber Of Com.
merce. from Senator s. II. Piles. IN
Washington.
The blow wifi be a sad one TO
Portland. which had lined up its
exports and imports Ia a vain ar.
gument 20 show that II was more
entitled to the laboratory than is
Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-04

Officers ON the Dakota aaaoelat.
ed with Captain FfHneke we're.
Chief officer Joseph Roberts.
Senior gaeaad officer Armaud.
and Junior officer Cline.
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MANCLED
IN STREET CAR WRECK
Two May Die as Result of Terrible Head On Col
lision on Fort Lawton Line In Which Fifteen We're
Hurt Signal System Failed to Work.



NJ Mckay 81 motorman Inbound peyis
thigh VIII die injuries
Charles Moo~en Is years lila Sixteenth both legs
may Pacific hospital
SERIOUSLY INJURED.
Emily seiss~lck. years 1892 left broken
Inpa Ola. domestic slightly injured With friends at Inter
bay
Albert years Twenty.irst both legs
may from In military hospital at
Lawrence Forand Is Io2 Fairvew Student In
Wilson's Business college Left leg fractured.
Newton L. Thomas, te 1928 Eighth both legs
crushed internal injuries In critical condition at the Pa
hospital
L. years. It'll Twelfth av; AT Pa
ciIc hospital
injured.
O. msttison years 27ol av right injured
Pacific hospital.
Miss slightly and bruised At Pacific hospital
Miss sesnion. bruised At Pacific hospital
Miss Bailey, badly Al Pacific hospital
r. strsh Peoples Bank building slightly bruised AT
Pacific hospital
Mrs e. s. Crimson, side badly and bruised.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-04
HAD "a PASSENGERS

steamship DAKOTA. with Captain
.-.aa fFaneks On the bridge. sailed
'sssa Seattle for the Orient Febru
~ Y With - passengers aud a
.sso saiusa At tf4s. ssf.
among the Seattle passengers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-04
FRANCKE WELL KNOWN

81 s g Emil Franeka Is oue =
lssssses -. knoNn officers on he Al
Il, o. Pacific coast For a nun.
Ne.ns years be had charge 81
d. 49, -. Of the American Line. sail
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CARE FOR THE WOMEN;
ICAN STAND 1T"

HEROIC YOUNG ATHLETE. IA.
TALLY CRUSHED. TELLS RES.
cUERs To HELP OTHERS
WAS A MEMBER or WANDER.
Frs FOOTBALL TEAM.
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4 fsersrrs Tslsorsph ssrslesl I
4 Toxic. MArch 4 The steam I
\ e. Dakota. witch went ashore I
4 Ass nfsht off shirahana. Il I
\ ssfsl ieaslnx hasiy. though I
4 tk<re il aonsr hore of savtnx 1
4 hsr. An effort WITH Be made &c 4
4 r~ztsvs her eaFss Il her position I
i 1n<xnt change.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-04
BIG HILL LINER SsDAkOTAv STRIKES
ON ROCKS OFF COAST OF JAPAN
HOLE is TORN IN
BOW AND VESSEL
is SINKING FAST
1890 49,
THE NEWS IN ST. PAUL.

q THE NEWS IN ST. PAUL. .
= ST PAUL. March I'll " 4
= Hil. vice president of tie 4
q Great Northern Railway. wac q
= seen b. The Star man this 4
: morning and asked regarding =
. the Dakota. 4
We have oniy the repersa a
= that have come to the preaa.s 4
= said Mr. tiiil I'VE know that a
= the boat Is hsaehed and that :
tbs Passengers and mall are =
4 safe. We have bad nothing 4
A further than thtH. however. and 4
= cannot at thIs time aay any. 4
. thing about future move. 4
4 msnta~ 4
James ] msil. president Of 4
4 tho Great Northern. Is IN Ses 4
. fork. 4
49, sssAtas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-04
NO PURE FOOD
LABORATORY

The government pure food labor
atory. for which Seattle and Port
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CLAIMS roR $4,000 SUBMITTED
~ MINERS TO MASTER IN
cAAncnRY THoMPsoN--LAsT
CHANCE FOR VICTIMS TO
GET RETURNS FROM UNITED
STATES.
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Passengers and Crew Are Taken Ashore In Safety
and Other Vessels Are Now Lying by to Aid the
Stricken Steamer When Opportunity Offers Sc
attic People Aboard Cable Home That They Are
Safe

her head went down until her screws
NsFe exposed.
Passenger Panic Stricken.
This ~ passengers suadvniy be-
came seixrd with a pante. but tire
calm Judgment ef me officers % the
steamship pactflsd them ard. WITH
out any accidents. the lifaboAta were
lowered and. ene BY one the PAS
senners we're placed ahoaFd and. al
though the eua vas heavy. were
taken 70 The steamer Tokai. nearhr.
Of % the share.
The Great Northern Steamship
cnsnpAny's agents ~sre AZ ancn noti-
tied and stsamea weFe sent out from
here and alsu fFon Toxic to render
all possible assistance.
slo.~ty Sinking.
This afternoon the Dakota Il
slowly sinking A. she struck she
sprung q leak and the satsf - Katns
lng IL the bold. TIE bow il anssf
water to the forward mAnt
uniy ten sacks ~ mail wsFs saved
Thesa wsFe taken ashore lg fhe life
hoats The haksage snd peruausl
effwetn are lost.
The place ~h~se the Dakota
struck l. eae usAla eff saoTe.
Several steamers. Including the
ONT Nara ard HakAai Aara. Nth q
torpedo heai, are on tina sesns
Three wafships are also standing b..
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her head went down until her sereWs
wsFe exposed.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-05-30
IN THE. BIRMINGHAM
 REAL ESTATE MARKET

Deeds of conveyance were filed in the office of the probate court yesterday In tn the following transactions of $1ooo and over;
 P. B. Griffin to O. M. Griffin, lot on Third street and First avenue, North Bir- mingham; consideration, $4600.
 Wylam Mercantile company to Lille B. Lacey, lots 1 and 2, in block A, Stacey s addition to Pratt City; consideration, $165o.
 Central Realty company to w. l. Philips and J. c. Jackson, lots 25, 26, 27 and 2S in block 1, Ensley Realty companys ad- dition to Ensley; consideration, 5000.
 Russell c. Booth to Elizabeth c. Greene west 50 feet of lot l. Silvermeade sur- vey; consideration, s2400.
 Lizzie Robertson to c. M. Greene, lots 8. and 10, in block 11O. North Birming- ham; consideration, 5000.
 w. R. Stewart to Peyton A. Eubank lot l. block 1. Fields addition to Ensley; consideration, $1200.
 Bessemer Coal, Iron and Land company
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-05-30
Personal and General.

Miss Myrla Morris, a member of the faculty of the high school. has rendered her resignation to the board of education and will not return to Ensley next year. Miss Morris was one of the most popular teachers of the Ensley schools during the year just closed, and has made many friends in the city who regret her deci- sion not to return.
 M. A. Ponder and C. C. Nixon left yes- terday for a trip of several days to the Jamestown exposition Mir Nixon will probably visit his old home in North Carolina before returning.
 The Ladies' Aid society of the Metho- dist church will serve ice cream and cake at Shifett. Rowe & Barretts drug store next Saturday afternoon.
 Steel City Lodge, Knights of Pythias, held its regular meeting last night in the hall on Nineteenth street.
 Ensley Lodge, Ancient Free and Ac- cepted Masons will hold it's regular com munication tomorrow night There will be work in the Entered Apprentice and Master Mason degrees. Refreshments will be served after the work of the evening Is over
 Mrs. Leo Broda returned today from Philadelphia. where she has been visit ing her mother
 their residence at 1512 Avenue S.
 Two marriages were solemnized tonight by the Rev L. P Whitten pastor of the Methodist church. Mir. p. D. Schmitke was united to Miss Daisy Don aldson at the residence of MT. Wilson on Avenue F and Fifteenth street. The other ceremony was performed at the church. Mir. J. H. Crouch was married to Miss Gertrude Charles
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-05-30
Horse Takes Wild Chase,

A horse belonging to the Harris Love- lady Furniture company broke loose from the hitching place in the rear of the store this afternoon about 1 o'clock and ran through the livery stable next door belonging to W. H. Barnard, carrying the wagon to which he was attached with him. MT. c. F. Camp, who was sit- ting in the front of the stable, narrowly escaped being run over and probably seriously hurt by the maddened animal which ran on across the strbet in front of the stable and into the ''dago" stand on the opposite side, doing considerable damage there. The vehicle was practi- cally demolished.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-05-30

to J. M. Crook, lots 3, 4, and 8, and part of lots A and B, all in block 1O5. front ing 200 feet on Dartmouth avenue. be- tween Ehirty-first and Thirty-second streets; consideration, $1eS3.S4
 W. R. Stewart to Peyton H. Eubank. lots 3, 4, and 8, Luthers addition to Ems ley; consideration. $500.
 W. c. Tyler to c. M. Green Realty com- pany, lots in Tylers asub-division on Village creek; consideration, $250O cash and the assumption of two mortgages
 William Waldrop to w. c. Herren lot 6, in block 175. fronting 50 feet on Arling ton avenue, Bessemer; consideration, s1500.
 J., H. Berry to T. H. Friel, trustee, lot IT, in block POP, North Birmingham.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-05-30
Squire Holt Arrested.

Carbon Hill. May 29.-(special IA mes sage from Chief of Police Roe Hinesley from Midway, Indian Territory. states that he has arrested Squire Holt at that place. Squire Holt is the negro who is charged with the shooting of Chief Hine- sleJ and Q. D. Haney at this place. April 13. Holt will be brought back for trial at once.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-05-30
Act on Street Car Franchise.

The city council will meet in regular session tomorrow night in the council chamber at the city hall. Besides the usual routine matters the petition of Pe- gram and Meade, J. J. Walker and oth- CTS for a franchise to operate street car line on certain streets of the city will also probably be presented for fur ther consideration. It will be remember ct that the franchise which was granted these parties at the last meeting was re- fused because of certain conditions at- tached to it by the council which are objectionable to the petitioners.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-05-30
LEGAL NOTICES.
Notice.

Birmingham, Ala, May 27. 1907 By authority of the Freight Claim Agent, l will sell to the highest bilder at the freight station of the Southern Rail- way company, at Birmingham, Ala, on Friday June IA. 1907, for freight and ether charges the following unclaimed and refused articles of freight. Sale to be- gin promptly at 10:30 a. m. Terms cash.
 T. L. HILL, Agent. . I carload of salt, consigned to J. l.. Maddox. Allenville, Ala
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-05-30
For Sale by Wilson Brothers

91 acres of land; 50 in cultivation; Groom two-story dwelling; two tenant houses; young orchard; good barn and out houses, well, etc.: fronts the county pike one-quarter mile; 5 miles of East Lake; one-quarter mile of Tidewater railway.
 $s per acre for improved land in less than mile of live railroad town. $12 per acre for splendid river bottom land in sight of live mining town, in miles of city.
 $6 per acre for two 20-acre tracts and one 1O-acre tract, all in less than one-half mile of railroad station. A to $6 per acre for land in 40, 160 and A0-acre tracts miles of railroad sta- ton; improved. Three splendid houses in OwSnton in one to two blocks of college; also vacant lots there at 1850 to $500. s200 for high, dry lots in two blocks of oar line at West End. $17B to $800; in four blocks of car line at West End.
 s500-Beautifu1 lots at Wentworth, or Princeton, one block of car line.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-05-30
GOOD INVESTMENTS

 S10000-Pays f2 per cent; 100x190; corner. $88O0-Brick; pays 12 per cent a corner. S1O00O-Pays over IA per cent; stone; close to center. $6OO0-Pays 12 per cent; 4th avenue, north $4000-Pays 12 per cent; blocks of the center s1s5OO-Pays over 12 per cent; brick bnsi- ness property. 2000O-Pays 12 per cent; high class; brick 14 cash, balance per cent. S1200-S lots at Kingston, East Blrming- ham; block of car line. $1G00-Neat corner home on car line, North Birmingham; easy terms. $1500-Rental 12 per cent; well located. s4O00-100x10O; brick; pays 12 per cent. SS500-Pays P per cent; a corner. $630O-Stone S-room home; Highlands; large lot. $S25O-eroom cottage; 16th street, South Highlands. sSe5O-Rents s4oO; cottages, white tenants. $500 Rental $720; 100x190 houses Belt Line. $1O,OOO-Rental 5000; corner store and dwellings; close in; houses alone worth $7000. We have others see them.
 R K ER0RN
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-05-30

YOUNG lady of neat appearance wants position for any kind of general office work; use typewriter and shorthand;
 will work for small salary. Address Miss Flora Davis, General Delivery, cttv 6-30-2t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-05-30

WHNTTD-Position as stenographer by an experienced young man, 21 years old; have a good knowledge of book keeping and can furnish gilt-edged ref erences can report promptly. Address 706 Sd avenue. b-30-2t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-05-30

WANTED-Position in the circulation de- partment of some newspaper; l have four years experiences; can give the very best of references. Address H. B. Suttles, General Delivery, Atlanta, Ga.
 5-SO-2t