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Arizona republican., 1909-09-22
GROWTH Of
TRADE
Summary Of Its Total Dur
ing Nations Life
TOTAL OF s46,oOO,OOO,OOO
Value of Manufactures Ex-
ported Since 1898, as
Great as That of the 100
Years Preceding - Ratio
Constantly Increasing

Washington. d. c.. Sept. 19-Twelve
billion dollars worth of manufac-
lures have been exported from the
United States in the last 120 years,
$4,000, 100000. or two-thirds, of this
enormous total within the last 20
years, and $6.000.000,000, or one-half.
in the last IL years.
This is the authorization of a state
ment just prepared by the bureau of
statistics of the department of COM
merce and labor. The first years
record of the foreign commerce of
the United States under the present
form Of government covers. of course,
the fiscal year 1890, and the termina-
ton of the fiscal year 1909 COM
pletes 120 years of commerce. The
bureau of statistics has Just COM
pleted its record of the commerce of
the fiscal year 1909. and, combining it
with the accumulated records of for
eign commerce from 1889 down to
date, finds that the total exports OF
domestic merchandise of all kinds
during the l2O years have aggregated
$4,000, 100000, of which $4,000. OOO, 900
that more than one-half of this enor-
nous total of $4,000. 900 900 went out
of the country during the IL years
ending with 1909; and that two
thirds of this total went out during
the 20 years ending with 1909. In
other words, the value of the manu-
features exported since 1898 is as
great as all that exported in the 109
years prior to that date, while the
total for the last 20 years is twice as
great as the total of the Immediately
preceding 100 years.
The share which manufactures form
of our exports has steadily advanced
as the years have passed. In the
decade 179O-1799 manufactures form
ed SIS per cent of the domestic mer-
chandise exported; i'm the decade end
ed with 1919. SO per cent; in the
decade ended with 1899, "a per cent;
Arizona republican., 1909-09-22

tomobile 1t Is best TO carry always
snail medicine chest or box. This chest
car contain everything necessary In case
Of Il mirror accident. yet be SO small that
II can be easily placed in a and-bag.
The smelling salts. camphor. arnica. alb
sorbcnt cotton and lint should not be for
gotten, accidents are ve,y frequent
IN touring md the attention of pnysi-
cinn might lac n matter Of hours.
The tea basket resting on the step IL
one of the handy things for women who
motor and this we have borrowed from
the English. innsmuch ms they started
the custom. a basket can contain n small
chehrs dish or spirit lamp besides one of
the latest cOntTivances for keeping cold
aud hot fluids. The trunk taken on
motor tour should be of the steamer va
riCty, very fiat and small in order that
II will be Us light possible and a,so
ensy to handle. This trunk can contain
almost all OF the articles necessary for
railroad or steamer trip. although IL Is
very hard TO take hats ia this manner
Probably the latest fad for women who
motor is the new bonnet hat. very similar
To the old-fashioned poke bOunets II al
most completely covers the hair. aud fus-
tens with ribbon under the chin The
style was first started Ia Paris. and It IL
becoming quite popular with American
women VIII. love TO motor. One Of these
tcnIets Is OF woven ra1,ia aad 1t is very
suitable for older women. = Il ls Hned
with chiffon aud Is very pretty when the
ploper color - selected.
Arizona republican., 1909-09-22

present than had been expected, not
withstanding it was a foregone con-
clusion that the schools would be
crowded. The high school presented
the most embarrassing situation.
where the attendance was consider
ably beyond expectation. II is be-
lieved. however, that all will find ac-
commodation after a few days of
Strengthening out and playing check
ers with the young gentlemen and
ladies to get them comfortably placed
The enrolment was not undertaken,
but it was estimated that there were
easily 800 students present
The grammar schools are also
crowded, but two temporary school
rooms having been rented. places for
Arizona republican., 1909-09-22
Where to Buy

GO TO NEW WOOD YARD, sol w.
Washington ST. for coal. charcoal,
kindling, mesquite, cedar and cot
tonwood, hay and grain. Delivered
anywhere in city at right prices.
Phone Red 9051. Hurst & Baden.
ON YOUR WAY HOME stop at the
Midway saloon, whisky and wine
by the gallon, bonded goods a spec
ialty, prices right. John Eyrich.
JONES WOODYARD-Woo coal and
kindling Delivered to all parts of
city promptly; prices right. Phone
Black 1886 909 West Buchanan.
FOR SALE-Gravel delivered to any
part of city at 50 so per yard. Leave
or phone orders to Fred Warren,
City Ice Delivery, Phone Main 25S.
WHERE TO BUY AUTOMOBILES
ks.< about the Chalmers Detroit.
It's eood car. Phoenix Cycle Co.,
1873 N. Center st. Main "a.
TRY a classified advertisement in the
Republican. They make money for
others, and they will for you.
Arizona republican., 1909-09-22

all who came were found, though it
is feared that the added rush of late
Corners and winter residents will
greatly tax even the added capacity.
One of the rented buildings is the
Railway mission in the southwest
part of town and the other is on West
Adams street. The enrolling was not
completed in the grammar schools. but
the number of youngsters who reported
for school duty was estimated to be
in the neighbOrhood of 1900.
Arizona republican., 1909-09-22
Miscellaneous

MRS. ELIZA A. EDWARDS-Hnperi
enced card reader. Sees past, pres
ent and future. Ladies. Csc; gen.
tlemen. so cents. 223 Buchanan St,
corner Third
Arizona republican., 1909-09-22

FRESH DATES-The experimental
some huge punches of nearly ripe
dates grown at the farm. Some OF
them were left at the board of trade
and another big bunch at Greene &
Griffins
Arizona republican., 1909-09-22

the ,..-arrr well protected from the dust.
This style has three jet buttons down
tie frOat somewhat relieving the linen
effect Another pretty coat Is OF rubber
lied cloth. having gone through process
by which II is made waterproof. and for
the women Who can aiTOId only one coat
this Il probably the best 10 select The
coat dOts not have the IHin-ccat appear
nnce. and IL Is sing!eOTeasted from the
whist to the feet. the upper part fns;en-
Iu2 TO the left This coat protects the
gown more than any others.
For women who make tours IN the au-
Arizona republican., 1909-09-22

DR. H o. RAMSEY, veterinary sur
geon and dentist. Office Cor. list
ave. and jefferson St Phone Black
9001. Residence 240 West Jeffer-
son st. Phone Red S771.
Arizona republican., 1909-09-22
ARMY OF CHILDREN
REPORTED FOR DUTY
Opening Of School Disclosed More
Crowded Condition Even Than
Had Been Expected.

The Phoenix grammar and high
schools opened yesterday, with eveS
larger numbers of pupils and students
Arizona republican., 1909-09-22

For the treatment of tuberculosis.
will reopen about October I. Appli
cations for admission may he made
to Rev. Il. r. Cocks, Supt. Telephone
Red 1854
Arizona republican., 1909-09-22
Business Opportunities

BUSINESS FOR SALE-GOod black
smith shop with tools and necessary
equipment. Good trade, excellent
location; small rent; price very rea-
sonable. See Thomas, end of Indian
car line.
TRY a classified advertisement in the
Republican. They make money for
others, and they will for you.
GROCERY STORE-Best location,
Tempe; Box So. Tempe AriZ.
Arizona republican., 1909-09-22
PROFESSIONALS.

DR.. o. L. MA
HONEY, having
made diseases of the
49, eye, ear and throat a
,pecialty for SIX
tee years pefoI. coming to Phoenix,
viii now resume The practice of his
former specially. Office at residence,
1106 West Washington st. Office
hours from to IL am. and TO
SPIN.
DR. H o. RAMSEY, veterinary sur
geon and dentist. Office Cor. LIST
ave. and Jefferson st. Phone Black
9001. Residence 240 West Jeffer-
son st. Phone Red S771.
FEN s. HILDRETH, Land. Mining
and Irrigation Law, Room 210 Flem-
ing block; p o. box S47; Tele-
phone. Red 1921. Phoenix. Arizona.
Public land scrip for sale.
LADIES' TOILET PARLOR = Hair
dressing, shampooing, electric mas
sage treatment. Shirley &c Shirley.
SO f Adams st. Phone Red sO72.
PATENT ATTORNEYS - Patents,
copyrights, trademarks, American
and foreign, James R Townsend, 430
Bradbury Bldg. Los Angeles. Cal.
BARNETT E MARKS, Attorney and
Counsellor. Office 4Q1-402 Fleming
BLDG. Phoenix, Ariz. Patents Sc
c1rpd
DR.. w. S. LOWE, Veterinarian. Of
flee Il n. LIST Ave. Office Phone Red
1881. Res. Phone County a..
MASSAGE-MrD. NJ. E Miller. 70
Westmoreland place. Telephone Red
Ss41.
kelly COLLECTION AGENCY,
Fleming Building, Suite 401-402.
Phoenix. Ariz. Phone Black 9s11.
SAW FILLER, ]. F. Hartman, at the
Moss. 401 West Washington st.
JULIEN ONFRAY, French gardener
209 East Van Buren,.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-11-14
Speeches at svlacauoa.

Sylacauga, November 13-(Specsl.)-W. s. Welch of Bessemer spoke here this aft ernoon to a crowd of 300 people for the adoption of the constitutional amend ment. MT. welch spoke for one hour and 10 minutes and showed considerable famil- iarity with his subject. The audience was enthusiastic ond frequently applauded the speaker. About 30 ladies were present
 The antis also had crowd of 300 people, who assembled in the armory, to hear from Senator E. Perry Thomas from Bar bour county Unfortunately MT. Thomas was taken sick after having spoken about 20 minutes and had to cease speaking, leaving for Montgomery on the south bound Louisville and Nashville. Much re- gret Is felt here by both sides at the ill., ness of Senator Thomas as he is consid- cred an able man and was making a clean speech on that side of the subject.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-11-14
Price Gives Reckless Advice.

Huntsville. November ls.-(Specia1)- )- Kyle B. Price of Elba. speaking for the adoption of the constitutional amendment caused sensation here today by advis- ing the amendists to send armed men to the polls on election day to shoot up the ballot boxes if things don't look just right to them. Amendists confess that this is not the right kind of talk for this com munity and that the advice is too strenu- ous
 Mir. Price claimed that the amendists have won their fight, but he expressed fear that enough of them might sell their votes between now and then to change the result.
 vergil Boulding of scottsboro also made a speech. He devoted most of his time to criticising Congressman Richardson, Sem ator Banlkhead and Senator Johnston for their positions in this campaign.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-11-14
Practical Suggestions
 To the "5OO". Club
Birmingham Being Congratulated It's Awakening To the
 Value of Diversified Industries. Some Sugges tons To the Business Men of Birmingham

It should be the source of sincere con- eratulations from every public-spirited citizen in Birmingham to the "50o club and the Chamber of Commerce that there is to be an effort to increase the diversi- fled industries of this city. Birmingham has too long been asleep to this vital mat ter, for both Chattanooga and Atlanta are far in the lead in the number and character of their diversified industries over Birmingham: and yet these are the Fundamental requisites of progress and prosperity.
 It should not be difficult to enlist every business man and every property owner fin Birmingham in the plan of the. '50o club"; and if this is done. Birmingham is scarcely on the threshold of it's possi- bflities.
 But in the meantime the Eden Develop ment company Is in the field hard at work to accomplish greater development along industrial lines for this territory, and 1t is succeeding far beyond the expec- tations of its promoters. Already 1t has
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-11-14
JURY NOW HAS
 ROBERSCN CASE
TRIAL OF ALLEGED MURDERER AT RUSSELLVILLEE EOMES TO A CLOSE = DEFENDANT BROKE DOWN ON STAND.

Russellville, November 1S.-(Special) The case of Tom Roberson was taken up in the circuit court again this morn ing with Roberson on the stand. Minor details of the killing of his wife were obtained, but no material facts were brought out
 The case was ready for argument at noon and the entire afternoon was taken up in arguments of attorneys representing the state and the defend ant.
 At o'clock tonight Judge Aston began his charge to the jury and about S:30 o'clock the case was given to the 12 men who are to decide the fate of Tom Roberson.
 While on the stand yesterday Rober- son broke down and had to be helped from the witness stand.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-11-14
.GADSDEN REALTY
 MARKET ACTIVE
FOUR TRANSACTIONS FOR WEEK :. PAST AGGREGATE OVER $1oo, o,ooo.
 PROGRESS OF WORK ABOUT MILLS.

Gadsden, November 13.-(Special)- Some of the largest real estate deals that have been made in Gadsden since the palmy days before tho panic were consummated this week by the North Alabama Real Estate, company. Four transfers of property were effected as- gregating something over t1oo,oo0. All the property was located in the vicfn- ity of the steel plant. J. J. Basket, president of the Alabama Bank and Trust company, conveyed a tract of 112 acres to the Mann Realty company for the consideration of s28,000. The same party made transfer to B. c. Lighter of Birmingham for the sum of $1s.00o, a tract of 129 lots near the steel plant. J. c. Tolson sold to J. J. Baskett IS acres for ..6000 and the Mann Realty company made transfer of 220 acres to B. c. Lighter for a consideration of $66000. As the work on the big new rod, wire and nall mill of the Southern Iron and Steel company progresses ac- tivity in realty near the plants becomes more noticeable and many improve ments are under way to show that there Is a substantial faith in the future of the new city that is to be.
 The company having the contract for the erection of the steel sheds for the rod, wire and nail mill of the Southern Iron and Steel company is on the ground and material for the immense structure Is being received. Ten car loads of the steel frame are now on the ground and more is on the way. As many men as possible will be put to work at the task of erection as.-l this will be rushed with all haste as it Is little more than 60 days until the time set for the mill to be in opera ton.
 John and Wesley Hill, two men ar rested for selling liquor at the steel plant, were arraigned and tried this morning in the mayors court. After hearing the testimony the mayor con- cluded that the men were guilty ana assessed their punishment at fine of s1OO each and six months on the city chaingang.
 Work was begun today on the new two-story building to be erected by Col. R. B. Kyle on Broad street. The building will occupy the site of the old office of the Kyle Lumber company and will be handsome structure. The offices of the company will be located up stairs, while the ground floor will be used as store.
 Work has been been begun on the extensions to be made at the plant or the Gadsden Car Works that is to vir- tually double the capacity of that en- terprise. These improvements are to be completed in about 90 days and the plant will then give employment to IO0 or 500 men.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-11-14
STATE IS ALIVE
 WITH SPEAKERS Ex-CongreSsman Howard Is
 Heard At Russellville BOWMAN AT DADEVlLLE o'Neal Speaks at Athens and Others Elsewhere-Reports Very Encour- aging to the Defenders-Amend-
 ment Rally at Lafayette.
BOWMAN AT DADEVILLE

Russsellville. November 13-(speeial.)- J. Ex-Congressman M. w Howard deliv- cred very strong address against the adoption of the constitutional amendment at the opera house today. Between 500 and 750 men and ladies greeted him as he arose to address them. Much inter- est was manifested and every remark was oheered wildly.
 Congressman Towards address was up- on the same line as at other places and his facts, figures. and evidence were well received.
 Noticeable was the fact that at the same place Thursday afternoon Congress- man Burnett addressed an audience esti- mated at 40 men with women and chill dren added. About 50 ladies were in the audience today.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-11-14

spoke again, got an audience of 11S men and quite number Of ladies'
 Ex-Congressman Howard spoke against the amendment here today. The audience was estimated at 600 to 7e0. with possibly bo people in the hall outside.
 The stage was given up to Confederate veterans. Half hundred of the best ladies in town were In the audience.
 Mir. Howard was at his best. His ad- dress was along the lines of his Birming- ham speech. Enthusiasm was rampant and the speakers hits were received with every demonstration of delight by the crowded house. He paid beautiful trib- ute to the memory and character~ of the late Senator w. l. Bullock, whom he said was his dear, loved friend in spite of the fact that they had been competitors striv- ing for the same geal--a seat in Congress.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-11-14

glory yet should be given to the mem- ory of the mother who bore him-that mother beloved by all who knew her
 She died suddenly about two years ago In a smali> country place. That she left this vale of tears without having enjoyed the great success of her son is to be regretted.
 The late Mrs. Cook had all the quali- ties that make mother greater than any 'hero son. ever can be. She brought htm up, advised him and implanted in him many excellent qualities. She was a very interesting woman, ana even in her later years had the brightest of dark eyes, ftdl of goodness and kind ness. She was well posted upon all inter- esting topics of the day and always anx- ious to learn more. and was very fond of music. Nobody on earth will eyer know the many charitable acts she did during her long and useful life. No sac rifoe was too much for her, and she never wanted any thanks.
 Wef1-deserved honors of all kinds ars now showered upon pr. F. A Cook, but in honoring him let one who knew the late Mrs. Cook 30 we'll say the above few words in memoriam-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-11-14

located the only glove factory in the south, machinery for which has been purchased and will be in operation within 10 days. canning and preserving fac tory that will carry with 1t a pickle, pep per sauce and peanut butter department, has also been secured in order to take care of the surplus products of the farm CTS in that section, while plans are per- footed that will enable every head of a family to own his own home and live for the lowest possible cost in all food prod ucts, thus placing living expenses at a minimum of outlay.
 The Eden Development company has in hand some other important industries. and 1t is offering to all that promise prac- tical results free site and added capital with exemption from municipal taxes for 10 years.
 For investors we are offering an exoep- tionally attractive proposition that can not be excelled in Alabama Send for illustrated booklet giving full particulars to the EDEN DEVELOPMENT COM PANY, 213 First avenue.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-11-14
Great Tunnel Is Beoun.

New York, November 13.-The con- struction of another of New York's great tunnels in the subway rapid transit system was begun today with impressive ceremonies in Brooklyn. Chairman Wilcox of the public service commission turned the first earth with a silver shovel to inaugurate the be- ginning of the Fourth avenue subway line, which will cross the new Manhat- tan bridge to Brooklyn and then proceed through Fourth avenue to South Brook lyn Extensions will later be built to Coney Island
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-11-14
A SaIIow, PimpIy or
 Muddy Complexion
Is Easily Gotten Rid of When Consti- tutonal, Instead of Local, Treat
 nent Is Taken.


 Every woman strives to acquire and preserve a clear, faultless. rose-and-lily complexion. This is apparently the height of the feminine ambition. No more fallacious epigram was ever penned than the one which says that beauty is only skin deep" and no greater mis- take can possibly be made in endeavor- ing to gain clear, pretty complexion, entirely free from pimples, backheads and other skin blemishes. ithan the use of cosmetics, powders, lemonjuice, cold cream, electric massage, and various other treatments, which aim at the com plexion alone, and have no effect what ever on the blood, or on the general sys- tenn.
 Whenever you see person with clear, flawless complexion, you may be assured that its perfection depends, not on the local application of the many fad treatments on the market, but exclusively upon a pure, wholesome condition of the blood, and upon it's active, vigorous cir culation through the skin.
 It is the blood which gives the skin it's rosy color and although electric mas sage, and other local treatments may draw the blood temporarily to the sur- face of the skin, it cannot keep 1t there. Only a strong circulation can do that. When the blood becomes impoverished and the circulation sluggish, the com plexion, as natural sequence, becomes sallow or muddy, and pimples. black heads, '.liver spots,'' and other skin troubles put in their appearance.
 One box of STUART'S CALCIUM WA F'ERS, which are taken internally, will co the complexion more good than all the cosmetics. beauty powders, cold creams, electric or manual massage, will do in lifetime. These powerful little wafers cure because they strike at the root Of the trouble. They purify and renovate the blood so completely that the com plexion cannot do otherwise than be- come clear, flawless and free from all skin blemishes.
 Besides relieving the system of every particle of impurity. and thereby cutting off the source of the skin diseases, they also build up the blood greatly in creasing the number of red corpuscles in it's current, and invigorating, strengthen ing and improving the circulation so de- cidedly that in wonderfully brief period the cheeks become rosy, the complexion clear, the eyes bright, and the whole system glows with renewed life and vigor.
 Secure a package of this Slood-clean- ing complexion- clearing and system-ren- ovating remedy from your druggist TOT 50 cents. and begin the treatment at once. Also send us your name and ao- dress and free sample package will pc sent you. Address F. A. Stuart Co.,, l7o Stuart Bldg. Marshall. Mich
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-11-14
Riverside Beat Solid.

Riverside, November 13.-(Special. )-Mc- Lane Felton of Pell City met in joint de- bate the Rev. Hanby of Coal City and V. H. Smith of Pell City at Arnold s schoolhouse Friday night before another enthusiastic crowd of anti-amenders. There were % ladies and about 4o men went in wagons to swell the crowd of antis from here.
 The crowd present was overwhelmingly with MT Triton and MT. Smith was fre- quently hissed duAng his speech. It is stated from an authentic source that there are only six women in this beat who are working for the amendment The re- mainder of them, and virtually every voter, are lined up against the proposed change in the constitution.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-11-14
Convicted of Embezzlement.

Cleveland, O., Nov. 13.-George A. Lamprecht, former member and man. ager of Lamprecht Bros. & Co.,, bro- kers, was sentenced to three years in the penitentiary by Judge Schwan in common pleas court today. Lamprecht was convicted late yesterday on a charge of embezzlement The trial was the outcome of the failure of the bro- kerage firm over year ago, with lia- bilities of $1,500,00O A motion for a new trial was oYerruled.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-11-14
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
November IA, toog-csntraI of oeor-
 qia Railway.

The following changes in passenger train schedules will be made on Sunday, November IA, 1909:
 Leave Birmingham zoo a. m.-Locar train for Columbus and Macon Ono change); 3:30 p. m.--New local train for Opelika and intermediate points; 4:4O D. W.--Seminole limited, for Columbus, Jacksonville and Savannah.
 Arrive Birmingham HOO a. in.-New To- cal train from Opeika and intermediate points; il 80 a. m.-Seminole limited from Savannah, Jacksonville and Columbus. lO:1O D. m.-Local from Savannah, Macon, Columbus and intermediate points. For further information apply to S. D. Cowin, Commercial Agent, POOP First avenue, or R. w. Luckett, Ticket Agent Terminal station. u-n-st