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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-07-11

prlatiOn
Statutes, revision Of, spsrop
STATE library to sureaasa coDyrisa n
Schools, public. inspection of
t "a
Town Of Howard, created
Town Of Nashville, c.ea-.f
Town Beard OF Audit. ra 4ucv. eag 5fie
Town u PiiseD. created
Town Of Taft. created
AoNn OF Greenwood, atsachlns ~cr-1ssl
b. -
Town Mutual lns. Co, organization a1
amendment Of artic' OF.
transportation Of the dead. .......
FAX sales. printing notice OF.
A'Setmelt OF sexual diseases, adverti|
Tax Commission, absorption Of board Il
Taxes on mineral rights, assessment al
ieNh Mutual Insurance Cos. organizj
tiph OF
OF personal property, assessed
-s.-l
Taxes. T~efnnding Of on void sales.
Town, division Of. how
Town boards, powers OF, to acquire wood
......I
AhAta, assessment OF.
Aital Aaminatto Of adverse party ID
...I
rraSallon OF witness fees Of policemen /
towns or organization OF now ~
~AaAattoA' soldiers memorial halls exemp|
AA9m ......
AeacherS Joint Co. training schoois forI
Town Mutual ms. Co. risks 0f.
haAes' school six to eight months
Aess,iaohy % deceased witness, adinisi
~ NAeA -s.s. .tt
testimony. contested IN county cnurr
trade marks n labels.
AoMa boards OF review. adjourned se
rioha OF
Terms Of court, 18th Judicial circuit.
taxation, property exempt from
lax. repayment OF fire marshall.
Town board OF supervisors, duties Of I
Towns, loans to
trace schools, providing for establish
meIs or
Township libraries. a~pportionment
Troarnra- -Ns Aot.--
ArtasuFers OF towns, cities and villageI
transfer Of drainage money
Atahns, construction. size OF cab0osI
cars on
Taxes, relating 10 highway -.
travelling libraries for counties.
Trust Cos. and banks.
Trial. Judgment set aside, appeal FOR neu'
dltie, evidence or, by decent. .........
Town Drains
IaAes, collection aud return Of local.
Tuition. nonresident students At Canut'
training school FOR teachers.
Town boards, to purchase manuals
trust charitable. relating 10 duties Il
rNet' ....s.
towns powers OF villages conferred upo
IoWu meeting. powers Of. -
Trusts, -contravention Of.
Trout, collection OF eggs.
Teachers Training Schools Co
treasurer Co. bonds Oh.
treasurer, state, relating TO bank
NsNAN smith .
Taxes, payment by Erantor or grantee
iaAes' relating 70 actions to set ssif.
H"iS AVf
Tax Tor construction CT capitol.
Trims. step for getting of. ..
Towns, Cemetery Assn aud care Of gray
lh
Trust funds, persons holding dealing
margins
Transfers, issuing Of on street cal.
iaxation, exemption OF personal proper
d. Atyu q
Ieaehers. examination and certincatid
Taxes, highway, collection az.
Tax upon Fire fns. Co. for IRE marsha
Tenement houses In cities OF first claslN
Trade schools. establishment OF.
Town OF Lenroot. erection Of.
iuberculoais S~anitariuu, supervision
stare. ~. ..s+.... ..
trial q civil actions. change OF place o
Trust funds, investment Of.
IoWnA; Organization Of neW..
1estnnonys transcript 81 bafoEe Gral
Tenement houses regulation Of.
Teachers Ia public schools. annuity A.
retirement fund
Taxation OF telephone ~courapiss
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Railroad companies. aid voted to. limIta-
Register in probate. Green LAX county. IS
"el9Its OF library directors shall make
Reporter, Lincoln county court. Judge
may appoint II
Railway Cos, condemnation by sfreet.. 90
r. X may grant reduced i4tes 10 impi-
htaitpn agents
register or deeds, bond required ......i-Z
g. tota., powers and duties of ......l23
Ntt9An commission. powers and duties.i56
baial schools, state aid for. -.........15
Netisier or deeds. Milwaukee. salary aud
euLlrs, assistants &c..
heiaufes. support OF poor ......2O
AI,way Conn., to regulate public util-
Railway, domestic levy Of stock ......2i4
hock county, Jaries in municipal court
-..--- ..-.-.
haliread commission. singing Of notices.24S
Road engines, relating 10.
halsoad Com, refund Of charges to
Road DRAG r~olaffng a. ~.
Receipts. uniform warehouse .....2g
haliroad stock. subscription by munici-
Real estate. titles to..... 400
Railroad crossings. injuries at .........S32
kailtoad commission, Investigating rate
Railroad Co. to provide temporary step
for getting OF trains. .....345
Halfway company's abandonment Of cul-
Railways, relating 20 service by inter
urban
Registration Or voters and registry lists. 400
REGISTER Of probate. Milwaukee county AGA
k~ef1ndins OF debts lacking constitutional
levy
Railroads, construction ami operation.
crossings
k~aiiroses, spur tracks. right Of way...4S1
Real estate. title Of.
Railroads, stock Of corporations. increas-
ing OF 520
Railroad crossings AMI fouling points. $40
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Chapter.
contracts for paper. how awarded 49,
Nltll actions, change Of place OF trial of.453
common cleneiis, powers Of, over CALM
lists ana fortune t~ellerS .456
commissioners Of drainage district. au-
tnorlty OF A.
lilies OF nrst class 70 construct docks. 463
S1reuit Judge. second circuit. addltionai474
Cities water works and electric lighting,
nower. 70 grant
cities OF nrst class, abstract OF title for
damages .4sT
county courts. shorthand reporters, du-
ties, salaries and fees. .4S9
cities, plumbers. licenses for 4qi
1lties, nrst class. sprinkiing OF streets sol
constitutional amendments and election
notices, publication Of. by city and
county clerks zoe
county boards, powers Of. erection Of
0lHtAthto
court municipal created. Fond du Lac. 522
SNies, paved streets and alleys. 500
cattle, Importation OF. diseased. .542
Oivh action against state or state Off
GERS, appropriation
coupon ballot. counties may adopt. ....545
copy right, state library TO purchase,
appropriation
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Quaiias ions 81 voters. rules for deter.
mint y
K
hipoH. municipal court. court or record. %
Reporter. 50 Croix counts c0''rf. Judge
maF appoint s.s.+..-.+ .-...... "A
Hb Lake. tONn u. detachiEg certain ter
ritnfy fr0ra .ss.-... ..... 20
Nfe.sie IN pfuh~e. power 70 a~nipis
ter 9th and fees ...s. ~
EfgisfeI in probate, La Crosse county.
changc q salary 30
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Notices. legaiizing in cities OF fourth
Siess .--- 1
Newspaper, official in cities Of fourth
Nashville, town of, created ........ II
Notiees or tax sFiss, compensation Tor
printing "a
Neglected and abandoned animals. care
VA . -.-ts. 10
Naval militia. established. IS
Noxious weeds. commissioners, appoint
Weht OF .luO
National Guard, appropriation 1913
of
Notice OF personal injury. limit of......15l
Normal school. courses Of study in. .204
Normal schools. appropriation for .3l9
Normal schools. appropriation TO income
fund 49,. .32O
Normal school and Eau Claire provided
for 49I
Normal school fund, appropriation for. .455
National conventions, fertilization OF non
f"AA.ooh sss- Q $50
Normal schools, biennial examination OF 495
Northern Hospital erection Of buildings
Tor criminal Insane .......... 400
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Deputies, county clerk to appoint. ..... IS
Dead, transportation OF. 81
Domestic accident and health ins. Co.'S,
consolidation and reinsurance OF 80
Deeedents estate, computations Of ..... IS
domestic life insurance corporations,
organization OF 20
Departments OF University of Wisconsin,
admission Of both sexes. &c
Division Of town. how made. ...... "A
Diseases, contagious. reports OF. S.
domestic Insurance Cos, powers Of .luS
bitches, laying OF town, change OF venue. 124
Dm1e Co. municipal court, reporter for. I50
drainage. transmission of money to cola
misslonerS OF 166
Decent, evidence Of, title ~. .......19
Drugs, adulteration of POI
Deputies, appointment OF. by Co. clerk POS
drainage proceedings. psw parties added,
peuuOhA ana reports
District attcrrSys, relating to duties. .229
Directors, comforting on towns by res.
powers OF village. .235
District attorneys office, expenses Of. in
county less than 100000 population. PSI
Dental examiners. appointment OF. duties. 25S
Domestic ms. Co. Investments Of ......26
Drainage district, law Of. ........210
District attorney, assistants in cities Of
hrSt class .292
Drains. relating TO town ...........SO
Divorce laws, uniform with other states. 323
Doors to swing outward. .92S
Dairy and Food commission, duties. etc.334
Dams and water powers, construction. $50
Debts lacking constitutional levy, re-
funding OF
Drainage districts. relating to. ........ 424
District Supt Of schools and county Of
neers .433
Drainage districts. appointment Of com
missioneSs 484
Domestic fire and marine Insurance com.
pshles' Eepeal OF sections. -....... 400
Drainage districts, commissioners to Gle
Docks. cities OF first class 70 construct. .56s
Repositories state, bcud Of security .5S4
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Kenosha municipal court. established IS
kidnapping, penalty for. ....... 239
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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-10-01
LUCKETT STORES
DO CASH BUSINESS.

Articles of Incorporation will be filed
in the probate court today by the ]. r.
Luckett Grocery company, capitalized at
$4,000 Mr.. Luckett after whom the com
pany takes its name. operates chain of
six cash grocery stores in Birmingham.
Mr. Luckett entered the grocery BUSH
ness in Birmingham little less than three
years ago, setting up at 406 South TWEEN
tieth street a little store carrying $500
stock Of goods. Believing that he had
found the best and most economical meth
cd of conducting a grocery store. he
adopted the principle of buying and selling
for cash.
By buying for cash and selling for cash
exclusively, Mr.. I.uckett has been able
to cut prices and carrying an attractive
line of goods, he has cut into the best
trade in the city. That the cash grocery
Is logical scheme is exemplihed by Mr..
LuclSett's success. Two weeks ago he
moved into a handsome new store at 408-10
South Twentieth street which he operates
al his main branch. Besides this. he OPP
crates Ave other branches in various parts
of the city He has confidence in the idea
that the cash business Is the solution Of
the high price problem regarding groc-
cries. He has made manv friends through
the courteous conduct of his employees.
T. w. Hager is secretary and treasurer
of the grocery company and r. r. Guthrie
and ]. H. Thornton are stockholders.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-10-01
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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-10-01
Personal and General.

J. Festus Howard and t. McGrath
Emanuel will leave tomorrow for Buenos
Ayres. Argentine Republic where they
will be engaged by the government on
the construction work of a new harbor.
DR.. G. w. Willis has returned from
Chattanooga. where he has been attend
ing the opening exercises of the medical
department of the University of Chatta-
nooga.
F. B. Parker, engineer at the Semet-
solvay coke oven plant has left for New
York on vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. R. Pegram and their
sister, Mrs. Charles Stoffer, have returned
from a trip to Columbus. o.
]. r. Copeland and Mat McDanfels of
Birmingham We're In the city today on
business in connection with the street
paving contract.
Jesse Robbins, son of DR.. J. r. Robbins
of the Cunningham hospital. is attending
the College of Physicians and Surgeons
at that city
Mrs. ]. Fl. Iongcrier of Goodwater is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. D. H. DunIa D
at SIG Sixteenth street
Little Katheryn Craig, daughter of AL
derman and Mrs. D. w Craig, who has
been suffering from diphtheria, is improv-
ing and practically out of danger unless
complications arise.
Miss Minnie Wells entertained a few
friends tonight at bridge whist party In
honor of Miss Maude Allen of Monticello.
who is her. guest for a few days. The
evening was thoroughly enjoyed by those
present.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-10-01
T. Clark. Williamstown.

T. Clark Williamstown.
For Treasurer and Receiver General
James H. Bryan, Westfield.
For Attorney General-Harvey n.
Shepard, Boston.
For Auditor-Alexis Boyer, Jr South
Bridge.
The platform, which was an unusual
ly brief document declared in favor of
an immediate reduction of the tariff in
necessaries of life, reciprocal trade
treaty with Canada, the support of only
such candidates for public office as are
pledged to the ratification of the con-
stitutional amendment favoring an In
come tax, the election of United
States senator's by popular vote, and
direct nominations.
Congressman Joseph F. O'ConneI of
Boston introduced a resolution, which
was adopted, expressing the sorrow of
the Massachusetts democracy at the
death of Governor Johnson of Minnesota.
The platform adopted embodies the
following principles:
An immediate reduction of tariff
duties on the necessaries of life. A
comprehensive reciprocal trade treaty
with Canada not confined to non-com-
petitive products.
The election of only those candidates
for the legislature pledged to ratifica-
ton of a constitutional amendment for
an income tax. Anti-imperialism.
| Nomination of United States senators
by direct vote.
Direct nominations.
| Legislation to prevent corrupt prac-
tees in elections.
An eight-hour work bill
Reform of injunction abuses
Opposition to government by COM
mission.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-10-01
Money Shortage and Suicide.

Grand Rapids, September 30.-Fol-
lowing the suicide today of Dr. Al
fred M. Webster, secretary of the New
Ezra association, lie insurance COM
pany, the organization directors is
sued an official statement tonight say
ing: Investigation has not yet pro-
crossed sufficiently to determine the
exact amount of the shortage. Making
allowances, however, for all unadiust-
ed death claims there remains a bal
ance of $4,000 above all possible liza
bfl1ties SO far as can be ascertained. -
The statement was signed also by
State Insurance Commissioner ]. ".
Barry.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-10-01
BURLEY TOBACCO
CROP Is POOLED

Louisville, September 30.-Reports to-
night from the 50-odd counties in which
Burnley tobacco is grown in Kentucky
Indicate that the so per cent vote nee
essary to declare the 1909 hurley So
ciety pool has been secured. At Paris.
In Bourbon county only was there an
untoward demonstration. and an at
tempt to defeat the pool but this was
overwhelmingly defeated In Franklin
county. of which the state capital.
Frankfort Is the county seat but one
vote was registered against the pool.
The hurley district poard, which
heard the returns at Lexington tonight.
VIII meet at Winchester tomorrow axd
II Is said declare the pool in effect.
Reports We're today that in round num-
pers lOl'0G0 acres have been pooled
and $4,000 not pooled in Kentucky. 1T
has been decided that the pooling
books be held open until October 20.
and by that time much of the $4,000
acres outstanding will be gath cred in.
1t is expected.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-10-01
Armour Buvs Plant.

Nashville, September 3O.-Armour
& Co. of Chicago have purchased the
fertilizer plant of the Tennessee Chem
ical company of Nashville rated at
$1,0O0,000 and owned by T. Garland
and James d. Tinsley, together with
the other Tinsley interests, including
plants in Atlanta, Louisville, Birming-
ham and several other smaller places.
The deal, it is said, involves 1,75O,O 900.
r. G.. Tinsley will continue as presi-
dent and manager of the local plant
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were war to come on we should have to
purchase such vessels from foreign coun-
tries and this might under the law gov
erning neutrals, be most difficult.
THE trade between the eastern ports
of the United States and South America
is a most valuable trade, and now equals
something like $25O,0O0.0 600, but European
nations, apprecating the growing char
acter of this trade have by subsidies
and other means of encouragement so
increased the sailings of large and well
equipped vessels from Europe to the ports
of South America as visibly to affect the
proportion of trade which is coming to
the United States by the very limited
service by direct lines between New York
and South American ports. I need not
tell you of the inadequacy of the American
shipping marine on the Pacific coast and
the growing power for commercial pur-
poses in this regard of the empire of
Japan.
Japan Is Active.
Japan is one of the most active and
generous competing countries in the mat
ter of subsidies to its merchant marine.
and the effect is only too visible in an ex-
animation of the statistics.
For this reason it seems to me that
there is no subject to which Congress can
better devote its attention in the coming
session than the passage of bill which
shall encourage our merchant marine in
such a way as to establish American
lines directly between New York and
other eastern ports and South American
ports, and between our Pacific coast ports
and the Orient and the Philippines.
I'VE earn profit from our foreign mails
of from $4,000, 900, to $s.0OO,000 a year. The
application of that amount would be quite
sufficient to put on a satisfactory basis
two or three oriental lines and several
lines from the east to South America. OF
course, we are familiar with the argu-
ment that this would be contributing to
private companies out of this fund of the
United States; but we are thus contribut-
ing in various ways on similar principles;
in effect, both by our protective tariff
law, by our river and harbor bills and
by our reclamation service. We are put
ting money in the pockets of ship own
ers. but we are giving them money with
which they can compete for a reasonable
profit only with the merchant marine of
the world.
From my observations I think the
country is ready now to try such law,
and to witness its effects upon the for
eign trade of the United States. If It
lis successful experience will show how
the policy can best be expanded and en-
larged and the American commercial flag
made to wave upon the seas as 1t did be-
fore our civil war"
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-10-01
STATE TICKET IS
NAMED IN BOSTON
James H. Vahey Nominated for
Governor of Massachusetts,
PLATFORM Is VERY BRIEF
Document Declares in Favor of Re-
duction of the Tariff, the In
come Tax and Popular Elec-
ton of U. S. Senators.
PLATFORM is VERY BRIEF

Boston, September SO.-With singu-
lar unanimity and almost unparalleled
harmony the Massachusetts democracy
today, in convention at Faneuil hall
named it's state ticket headed by for
mer State Senator James H Vahey OF
Watertown, and adopted a platform of
party principles. Two men formerly
enrolled in the republican ranks were
named on the ticket. These so-called
liberal republicans are Eugene N.
Foss of Scituate, for many years the
foremost member of the reciprocal
wing of the republican party, and Har-
vey n. Shepard of Boston.
The ticket:
For Goyernor-James H. Valley, Wa
tertown.
For Lieutenant ACKNOWLEDGMENT
n. Foss, Scituate.
For Secretary of state-Prof Arthur
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-10-01
cronln May Become Rishon.

Louisville, September 30.-Vica-
Gen. P. J. Cronin of the Louisville
Roman Catholic diocese was notified
today to act as administrator of the
diocese until a new bishop is appoint
ed to succeed the late W. G.. McClos-
key. Father Cronin's appointment
came from Archbishop Moelle!' of Gin
cinnatL The names of Father Cronin
and Of Father Rock of Louisville have
been sent to Monsignor Falconio at
Washington as successors to Bishop
McClosky.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-10-01
ENSLEY COMMITTEE
WANTS MORE TIME
VIII Look Cvar Improvement
Matter thoroughly
NEGRO MURDERER CAUGHT
Is Fugitive from Justice in TaIadeea.
Personal and General News
of interest in the
Steel City.
NEGRO MURDERER CAUGHT

Ensley September % Special 1.-The
ell. Aldermen Felix d. Fuller. NJ. II. Nc
Dowell and " D. Craig. Mayor Sugs
arl other city officials met tonight at the
city hall TO receive and open bids on the
sidewalk and street improvements recon-
mended by the city council. As the sum
total of all the work is estimated at
about 10000 there were many compei-
tors for the work The bids were read
by City Clerk Arnold and checked over
by the city engineer, Won f. Ohls. The
committee did not award the contract
tonight as the committee wished time to
investigate and look carefully over all
the conditions. They will make report
at the next council meeting
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-10-01
OLUMBUS MAN
DIES SUDDENLY

Columbus, Miss, September 9O.-(Spe-
cial)-Capt. George 7. Rather, who has
resided in Columbus for the past three
years, died suddenly from heart failure
some time during the night. His re-
mains were found this morning about 3
o'clock by his servant when entering
Captain Rather's room adjoining his coal
yard near the Southern depot Captain
Rather was about 60 years of age and
was for long time agent for the Frisco
railroad ar Aberdeen, Miss. He was a
son of the late John D. Rather of Ala
ba1na, who for a number of years was
president of the Alabama state senate.
and also president of the Memphis and
Charleston railroad in its earlier DAYS.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-10-01
Murderer CAPTURED.

Detective John Wren and Officer A. NJ.
Eubanks arrested negro named Josh
Cook, alias Josh Funderburg, on a charge
of being a fugitive from justice from
Talladega. He was at work at No. 4
mines when caught and was taken while
coming out of the mines. He is charged
with having killed another negro at
Talladega on July 8. 1t Is stated that
he confessed to the crime when closely
questioned by his captors.
Sheriff Middleton was telegraphed in
regard to the arrest and will arrive in
Ensley tomorrow for the prisoner He is
confined in the city Jail.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-10-01
DEATH RESULTS
FROM ACCIDENT

Meridian, Miss, September 30.-(Special.)
John Odom who was yesterday run
over by switch engine in the Queen
and Crescent yards, south of this city,
died at an early hour this morning Be
sides having his right arm severed from
the body, the gentleman was injured in
ternally. He was 81 years old and is
survived by his widow and II children.
He was one of the most prominent plant
ers in his section of the county. The re-
mains Were taken to Hickory Grove GEM
etery for interment.
The large delegation of Meridian
Hamasa Temple Shriners returned this
morning from Jackson, where they went
in initiate large Glass; They report
having enjoyed one of the greatest times
of their lives.