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The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-06-14
B. F.. EBORN
RYAN BARGAINS.

SS5O0-Lot on 1st ave, 25x1O0, building on it rents for $50; one-half cash, must make quick sale. $650-Lot fronting 21S feet on Birmingham Southern, center of Wylam, good loca- ton for warehouse and coal yard. S5000-Six Groom houses, best renting property, North Birmingham, rents $l2 per month
 ss50e-Six 4-room houses, rent $54 per month; good location, Bessemer. SJtOo-Lot 50x14O 4-room house; good To- cation, North Birmingham $25O down; terms. S90O0-2O0 acres land, half cleared, balance timber and pasture; 7-roop house. barn, orchard and good water, on l.. x N. 25 miles, from Birmingham near small town.
 S75O-New broom house and 8 acres good land 35 miles from Birmingham in small town.
 s600-4-room house and 20 acres land on l.. & N. and good country road; only 15 miles from town. s1150-Two- room house and 16 acres bot tom land, newly fenced. 3h miles from Bessemer on good road.
 RYAN REAL ESTATE co. 2O3-4 Woodward Bldg. Bell Phone S35.
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Norris Real Estate Co.
 2117 3d Ave. Bell Phone 1872
FOR RENT

Well located corner grocery, with residence attached, best cash stand on Southside.
 Store in front of Terminal station. This stand is highly suitable for soft drinks, post cards, souvenirs, etc., and reliable parties can get good proposl- ton.
 Part of store in city hall building. 18th street side, not very large, but good stand in every way.
 Nine-room residence. 1912 9th avenue. north. This is right in business dis trict, and if you want to add to your income by renting rooms this is the place for you.
 Eight-room residence block of Ter minal station, has two baths and is superior to the general rental prop erty.
 Neat 4-room cottage E block of West End car, low rent.
 Modern broom cottage on South Highlands; the choice residence part. 151O 14th avenue, south.
 Two connecting, second floor offices in central building. all in good order and low rent
 GEORGE BILBE, AGENT. Bell 6l 11SM 21st Street.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-06-14
EBORN'S Special Bargains

s9750-Modern, two-story 7-room home; edge of South Highlands; will pay Il per cent.
 $6000-A choice, we'll built, modern. twe- story, 7-room furnace-heated home; z block of car line, with 4-room cottage, near Waverly Place. 6ox19O-The most beautiful lot in the Nor. wood district and the greatest bargain in Norwood, fronting car line; covered with pretty shade trees; level and ele- vated.
 $450O-A splendid one-story modern g.. room cottage, with Broom out-house, on lot 50x200; 17th street, South Hign- lands
 S.0,000-One of the finest 10-room, mod ern Highland avenue homes on the South Highlands; large grounds. S13. .500-A s2O, GOO home; elegant massive style home, large grounds, fine location. South Highlands.
 S5500-5Ox1S0 two-story S-room home; 14th avenue, South Highlands. 5000 CASH, balance $50 month, an excel lent new modern, S-room. furnace s- heated home, near 18th street. south. We have others. Call for them.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-06-14
FOR SALE.

$5250-Beautiful 7room house (mod- ern), on highest point around Bir- mingham, half block of car line; Fountain Heights, 10 minutes walK of Hillman hotel; worth $60O0. You can get terms.
 Six-room house two story) on three car lines, South Highlands. Take a look; $3250
 Six room, new, two story, on car line, (modern). South Highlands; $3600. Must be sold. Get terms Five-room house on car line, big lot, present owner left city and wants to sell. Price $2600. Terms easy. New 5-room house on car line, West End. Price $2150. If you have only a small cash payment. see this. will sell it.
 c. E. STEER. Peoples phone 696. 1925 Sd Avenue!
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-06-14

BEAUTIFUL corner lot, 5Ox14O, with new, modern, Groom cottage; has all modern conveniences. such as bath. cabinet mantels, gas electric lights, etc., front ing south, two blocks of car line, near Kennedy school, Woodlawn price $270o, terms, $500 cash and the balance $27 50 per month. per cent interest; you almost get this at rental price.
 I have the biggest bargain in a corner lot 100x162, with S-room new modem home on corner and enough room to build another, that Is on the market, located on 18th Ave, south, extra hign elevated lot, fronts east and south; terms, $2500 cash; rest easy.
 Corner lot, 140x140, fronting east and
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-06-14
REAL, ESTATE.

FOR SALE. 100x140, northwest corner 17th street and Avenue B.
 trade for improved lots; price $1000; terms easy; 15 acres cleared, 65 acres in timber; Broom house. well and some fruit trees.
 FOR RENT. broom apartment, modern. every room an outside room, porches and shade trees. 51O N. 18th street. rooms, cheap, S22 50.
 l.. c. PETTYJOHN Phones 1IOl and 4G5. 1S26N Sd Ava
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-06-14
FOR SALE

$3000-$3O0 cash, balance $50 per month, for a thoroughly well-built Groom cottage on South Highlands No. 1920 Avenue I.
 $6500-$500 cash balance $360 every months. This is one of the swell est houses, in one of the swellest neighborh oods on South Highlands, east of goth street being on Crescent avenue, a short block off of Highland avenue. It has rooms, furnace, double walls and floors, Is quartered oak trimmed and should please the most fastideous.
 324O0--Any terms. The very cheapest lot in the Rhodes circle neighbor- hood. It's just where you would want to live.
 sMcDAVID 6 co. V a1O9 First Avenue.
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Farm Realty Co.
 J. II. RYAN, President JAS. l.. ROBERTSON, Sec. and Treas S13-S16 Brown-Marx Bldg.
 Bell Phone 1413
FOR SALE

$6750-Brick flats, renting for $S40 Il
 year. This property is well located
 on South Highlands.
 $2500-5-room cottage near 11th ave
 nue and 17th street, north, This is
 a bargain in a nice little home. $500 cash $40 a month, nice home n beautiful North Haven. $2600--4 houses, renting for $34 a
 month, in good location; always
 rented.
 $325-$25 cash, $10 a month, pretty lot
 near Fairview and South Park sta tions. South Ensley cars. $45OO--6-room cottage near car line
 and 25th street, north bargain. INVESTMENT REAL ESTATE COM PANY OF ALABAMA, Harry Lyon, Sales Agt.. Bell Phone 764. 2109 1st Ave.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-06-14

south, overlooking city, beautiful view, located on North Highlands; best loca- tion; price $4000. Eight-room, modern, two-story home o1 lot 50X145, fronting east; house has all conveniences; furnace heated; servants room; double floors; you must see this before you buy; located at 11th St. and 1lth Ave, south price $6SO0; terms to suit your pocketbook. Three beautiful lots at 51st street sta- ton, Woodlawn; one-half block of car lire; 6lxl40 each; price $500 cash or terms easy.
 FOR RENT-l6 offices on ground floor near 2oth street; good long lease and easy rent
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-06-14

NOW IF YOU WANT
 A home, listen at this descrip- tion: Reception hall, parlor. din ing room, kitchen on first f1oor downstairs finished in quarter sawed oak, hardwood floors. large airy bed rooms upstairs; ser- wants room; located fine on South Highlands, and the price S7750 on terms.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-06-14
CLAUDE 1. NORRIS Real Estate 408 TITLE GUARANTEE BLDG.
 BELL PH)NE 2324

HERE IS THE PLACE
 To build your home. The lot IS just the right size. It fronts l4th avenue, east of goth street T feet and the price Is only 5000.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-06-14

FIFTEENTH AVENUE. SOUTH,
 East of 20th street, I can show you fine lot. 50x170, for the price of 5000, on terms.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-06-14
ONE CENT A WORD

HATES-One cent n word dayl no nd. taken for less than 20 cents for arst fnsertion. Cash must accompany every order.
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The Reunion is Over NOW FOR THAT HOME

For $6250 we will sell you one of the prettiest homes in Norwood, lis- ten at the description, it has basement, servants room and toilet, on first floor, large living room. reception hall, library, din ing room, breakfast room, kitch- en, pantry, buffers pantry, and one bed room. On second floor has bed rooms, hall, bath and closets, best light and plumbing fixtures, gas, furnace heat, five fire places, large front porch screened throughout, and faces east on a large lot, close to car s24OO-An east front corner, 60x190. or paved street, all paid for, in Nor wood; act quickly or you lose this.
 TUSCALOOSA AVE. HOME, $25O0.
 This is a good five-room cottage, with hot and cold water, electric lights, bath room, toilet, gas, and on a large lot, on the car line. This is worth $3O00. See us at once if you wish to pick up this $500.
 A S5OOO HOME FOR $4250
 This is a Groom, modern cottage, on the Northside and has every conven- fence, on a large lot, facing east and in easy walking distance, don't let this slip, it's a genuine bargain.
 Ask us about BELLE HAVEN LOTS, they are the best values in the district for home sites or for in vestment, and you can buy them on the easy terms of 10 per cent cash and s10eper month, no inter- est or taxes, they are in the five cent limit, and are high and dry. Prices from S350 to $450
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-06-14

I WANT TO SHOW YOU
 This home. Don't think it is not jamb up, because the cash pay ment is only $S00; has four rooms downstairs, beautifully papered and arranged; hardwood floors; lovely mantels; four rooms up- stairs; all modern Improvements; furnace heated; good lot; price, $6300; located well on the High lands.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-06-14

QUIT WORRYING.
 l have found that home for you Phone. 23A. I will come out.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-06-14
FOR RENT.

Modern, rooms, 2516 7th ave. north. Modern, rooms, 620 18th st.. north. Modern, rooms, 10o6 Central ave, south. Modern. rooms, 1517, 10th ave-, south. Modern cottages, West End
 j. K. HEINEkE R. E. 6 INS. CO.,, Both phones 45. 2l4 N. Fist St.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-06-14
WORDS OF WISDOM FOR WISE PEOPLE.

Teraeex As business III pisntit lynatura n
  faste than anyo reside o BrnIneh
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-06-14

LIST YOUR PROPERTY
 With me if you want to sel quick.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-06-14

NINETEENTH STREET, SOUTH, Not far from Nelson street, two lots, 50x100; price $135O each terms.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-06-14

IF YOU WANT
 To sell your property list it with some one that will sell 1t. That S me.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-06-14

IF YOU WANT
 To sell your property, tell me. I hustle.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-06-14

INVESTMENTS OF ALL KINDS. I don't like to say too much about my investments. Suppose you come up and we will talk
 about them. See me. have some thing good.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-06-14

ASTHMA can be cured at home. Trial treatment absolutely free of any charge. Write Frontier Asthma Co.,, Room SOi Buffalo, N. '.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-06-14
PERSONAL.

MRS. IRMA COZ. graduate masseuse. Electric and medical massage; medical gymnastics, Experienced nursing. 215 ". 16th St. Phone 17S4 Peoples.
 6-14-3t -su- tu-5u
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-06-14

LOOK! LOOK! LOOKi
 It's a beauty. If you want home you must see this one before you buy. Nine rooms, equipped with every known improvement; fine lot, 60X19O and the low price of $6250 gets 1t on terms. Hurry!
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-21
THE PROGRAMME FOR TODAY
Tuesday, April 21
AT LOS ANGELES
Municipal General HOLIDAY


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AT SAN PEDRO
landing of sailors from battps shore leave
electric cars
500 m-Reception of visitors ships
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-21
HIGHER PAY FOR
NAVAL OFFICERS

BY Associated Press.
WASHINGTON, April 2O.-No
change will be made in the house pro-
gram providing for the building of
two battleships.
The senate committee on naval af-
fairs decided not to follow President
Roosevelt's recommendation for an APP
preparation to build four battleships
and to leave this item just as it was
agreed upon by the house. In regard
to colliers a provision was incorporat-
ed requiring that one of those author
lied must be built on the Pacific coast,
which means that it will be construct
ed at Mare Island navy yard.
A 10 per cent increase in ths pay of
enlisted men and noncommissioued Of
ficers of the navy and a 20 per cent in
crease in the pay of officers, making
necessary an additional appropriation
of 1887 900, was agreed upon. The
Lodge amendment for the purchase of
three colliers already constructed was
adopted and the amount to be paid
was fixed at 100000 each.
A provision was added leaving it to
the discretion of the secretary of the
navy whether the purchase shall be
made. Another important amendment
provides for the establishment of a
naval station and the construction of
o dry dock at Pearl harbor Hawaii.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-21
MRS. EVANS WILL
REMAIN in NORTH

Mrs. Robley D. Evans, wife of
Fighting Bob" will not leave her
husbands bedside to share in the fes-
tivities at Los Angeles that were de-
signed for them. This news was con-
veyed to w. d. Woolwine, chairman of
the fleet finance committee, in a let
ter received yesterday from Mrs. c. C.
Marsh, daughter of the admiral Mrs.
Marsh wrote:
Papa has made very good progress
in the last few days"
Lieutenant Franck Taylor Evans.
son of the admiral, and Lieutenant C.
r. Train, his flag officer. reached the
city yesterday and were guests of the
committee at the Alexandria hotel.
occupying the suite that was specially
prepared for Admiral Evans and his
family.
This morning Mrs. c. C. Marsh will
reach the city and will be a guest at
the home of w. d. Woolwine until
after the ball tomorrow night, when
she will return to Paso Robles.
The absence of Mrs Evans is a mat
ter of great regret to those who ex-
pected to meet the charming woman
at the ball, but under the circum-
stances her desire to remain with the
admiral is regarded as indisputably
right, although all reports show his
condition to be improving rapidly.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-21
III ARE KILLED IN
RAILROAD WRECK
Overturned Cars Take Fire-Victims
Caught Under Debris-Doctors and
Nurses Delayed, Scores of
Injured Suffer
By Associated Press.

By Associated Press
MELBOURNE, Australia, April 90
Two trains from Ballarat and Bendigo
collided late last night at Braybook
Junction, about eight miles from Mel
bourne, forty-one persons being killed
and sixty injured.
The Bendigo train, with two heavy
engines, crashed into the rear OF the
Ballarat train. Five cars of the lat
ter train were wrecked. The wreck
age took fire and was almost COM
pletely consumed.
Many of the bodies were unrecogniz-
able when recovered.
The Bendigo train suffered but lit
tie damage, but the two engines were
piled on top of the rear coaches of the
other train.
Terrible scenes followed, many of
the injured being caught in the wreck
age and Exere with difficulty rescued.
1t was a long time before doctors
and nurses arrived on the scene and
in consequence intense suffering pre-
vailed among the injured.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-21
PRESIDENT
AIDS CITY
ROOSEVELT CONFIRMS RIGHTS
IN OWENS VALLEY
SMITHS PROTEST IGNORED; BILL
is SIGNED
Source of Los Angeles Great Water
Supply Added to Forest Reserve
and viii Be Protected by
Government
Special to The Herald.

special TO Ihe Herald
WASHINGTON. April 20.-Presi-
dent Roosevelt today signed procla-
nation making Owens river valley an
extension of the Sierra forest reserve
thus confirming to Los Angeles the
water rights of owens river, which
have been so strongly opposed by Rep
resentative Smith of California.
Smith saw the president today and
made a final appeal in behalf of Owens
valley.
II hope. Mr.. President" he said,
that you will not be found on the
side of Los Angeles in this fight"
That's exactly what l am doing
right at the moment" said the presi-
dent, with great emphasis.
well, l should like to talk with you
fruther before you act" said Smith.
you don't need to talk" replied the
president "I am doing the talking, "
and he proceeded to sign the procla-
nation, which had been recommended
to him by Forester Pinchot.
Today's action assures to Los An
geles a permanent water supply ade-
quate to it's needs for all time to come,
and forever ends the struggle that has
been waged in the valley.
News of President Roosevelt's ae-
tion was received with rejoicing by
the officials of the Owens aqueduct
Attorney w. 3. Mathews said:
This extension of the forest reserve
was requested to protect the city
against the persons filing on vacant
land within the boundaries of the ex-
tension which would compel the city
to purchase the same in carrying out
its own project and to protect the va
rious streams from pollution"
Congressman Smith has been the
leader of the opposition. Recently he
attacked Forester Pinchot's policy and
accused him of interference in Owens
valley
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-21
Officers of Atlantic Fleet and
Civilians Who Attended Banquet

MocREA, H.. Captain, u. S: N.
McFEELY, Lieutenant, U. S. N.
MERRIAM, G. A., Captain, u S. N.
MILLER, w. c., Lieutenant Commander, u.
MURDOCH. J. B.. Captain. U. s. N.
NELSON, " s.. Commander, u s. N.
OMAN, ]. W.. Lieutenant Commander. U. S.
osrERHAUs, H. Captain u S. N.
osTERHAUs. H. w. Lieutenant. U. S. N.
POTTER. w. p. Captain. U. S. N.
SCALES; A. H. Lieutenant Commander, U.
SCHROEDER, s., Captain. U. S. N.
SWITZERLAND W. H. H., Captain, U. S.
N.
sFERRY. Charles s. Rear Admiral. U. S. N.
STOKES, Surgeon, U. S. N. (U. s. S. Relief.
TERHUNE, w. J.. Lieutenant Commander
THOMAS, Charles NJ. Rear Admiral. U. S. N.
TRAIN. C. r., Lieutenant. U. S. N.
vEEDER. T. e. Dewitt c., Captain, u S. N.
VREELAND, c. E., Captain, U. S. N.
w
WAINWRIGHT. Richard. Lieutenant. U. S.
N.
WEAVER, Lieutenant, U. S. N.
WILEY, II. A., Lieutenant Commander, U. 8.
N.
WILLIAMS, Dlon Major. u. s. N.
WURTSBAUGH, D. W., Lieutenant, U. S. N.
YARNELL, Lieutenant U. s. N.
Civilians accompanying the heet invited
at dinner Monday, April 20, and auto parade
Tuesday, April 21.
BARRY, r. PALMER, +.
DUNN r. S. PATCHIN, r. II.
MATTHEW'S, F. ZOGBAUM, r. F.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-21

ANDERSON, r. w. Lieutenant, U. S. n.
ANDREWS. P, Lieutenant Commander u D.
N.
BARTLETT, C. w. Captain U. S. N.
BERRIEN. F. D., Lieutenant. y. 5. N.
BERTOLETTE. L. c., Lieutenant Commander
RowYER. J. NJ. Captain. U. s. N.
BRISTOL, NJ. L.. Lieutenant Commander, U.
s. N
CAsTI.EMAN, K. c., Lieutenant. u. S. N.
CowLEs, w. c.. Captain U. s. N
CHANT. Lieutenant. U. S. N.
DECKER. B. c.. Lieutenant Commander u
DENT. H. A.. Pay Inspector. U. S. N.
EDGAR, w. A, Lieutenant Commander U. s.
EMORY, William H.. Rear Admiral. u s. N.
EVANS. F. T., Lieutenant, U. S: N
EVANS, Robley D., Rear Admiral, U. S. N.
GHERARDI. w. R., Lieutenant. U. s. N.
GLEESoN. NJ. c.. Chaplain U. S. N.
GRANT. Albert w, Commander, u S. N.
HARDER, G. B., Captain, U. S. N.
HoGG, w. s., Commander, U. S. N.
HOURIGAN. P. w, Lieutenant Commander,
HUBBARD b RI y. j., Captain. U. S. N.
HUTCHINS. H., Captain, U. S. n.
K
KLINE, G. w, Lieutenant Commander, U. S.
N.
LONG. A. T., Lieutenant Commander, u S.
MAGRUDER, T. p, Lieutenant Commander,
u. s. N
Kenneth, Lieutenant Commander,
u. s..
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-21
HARRY THAW IS
SEEKING RELEASE
ATTORNEY SEEKS WRIT OF
HABEAS CORPUS
JEROME WILL FIGHT ATTEMPT
TO FREE SLAYER
Contest to Have Young Millionaire
Discharged from Asylum Will Be
Opposed by District
Attorney

POUGHKEEPSIE, N. Y, April 90
The first step toward the release oi
Harry X. Thaw from the Matteawar
asylum for the insane was taken today
James G.. Graham of Newburg OF
Thaw's counsel made application tC
Justice Morscheuser att White Plains
for an order directing the superinten
dent of the asylum to permit Thaw to
sign a formal application for a writ OF
habeas corpus.
The order was granted, and when
Thaw has made the application he will
probably be brought before a justice
for hearing to determine whether OF
not he is insane.
Dr. A. w. Ferris, president of the
state commission in lunacy, said to-
night that no formal request had been
made to the commission since Harry
Thaw was committed to Matteawan for
certification as to his mental condi-
tion. DR.. Ferris had said the medical
authorities at Matteawan had been OBJ
serving Thaw'S condition daily, but
have not made a report to the commits
sion and have not been requested to
make a. report.
DR.. Ferris said also that Thaw's inn
mediate relatives, counsel and ply
sicians have been permitted to see him
daily.
NEW YORK, April 20-James A.
gagged by Harry X. Thaw two weeks
ago to take legal steps to bring about
his release from Matteawan asylum,
said tonight that the application made
to Justice Horschauser at White Plains
for an order to permit Thaw to sign an
application for habeas corpus was a
preliminary step for a hearing to deter
mine the sanity of Thaw.
Mr.. Graham added that it would
probably be several weeks before the
application was made for q writ of
habeas corpus. He added:
"Since l was retained in the case by
Mr.. Thaw about two weeks ago have
made a careful study of his condition
and | feel perfectly satisfied that Harry
Thaw is a sane man. There is deep
question in my mind whether he should
ever have been sent to Matteawan, and
when the hearing is held l have no
doubt there will be produced sufficient
evidence to show that he is sane and
should be released. Mr.. Thaw's ,physi-
cal condition, Notwithstanding the NOR
bi. influences to which he is subjected
in Matteawan, is much better than 1t
was. | cannot say Just when the for
NAL application for the writ of habeas
corpus will be made, but the order will
likely be returnable in either New
burgh or White Plains"
When told tonight that an effort was
being made to have Harry X. Thaw re-
leased from the Matteawan asylum,
District Attorney Jerome said that he
and Assistant District Attorney Frank
Irvine would go before Justice Nor
schauser at White Plains If the latter
granted a writ of habeas corpus to
James A. Graham. Mr.. Jerome is OPP
posed to Thaw being released from the
asylum.