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The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-01-19
COM MISSIONERS
 COMING FRIDAY
CLAIR OF ILLINOIS CENTRAL WRITES THAT ABOUT 50 WILL BE PREsENT-oTHER NEWS OF THE RAILROADS.

The Association of Railroad Commits sioners of America, of which J. c. Clair of the Illinois Central railroad, is president, will convene at the Hotel Hillman Fri day.
 The membership of the association con- sists of those agents employed by the railroads to work toward the landing of industries along the several lines, and to keep the roads informed on all industrial matters. In a communication to the H. linois Central officials in Birmingham, MT. Clair has stated that there will be about 50 commissioners present
 The entertainment committee of the Commercial club of which John l.. Parker is chairman, has arranged programme be given a trip throughout the mineral district.
 Col. T. G. Bush will deliver an address to the association Friday.
 L, Sevier vice president of the Seaboard, who spent yesterday in Birmingham, ac- companied by Superintendent H. M. Waite and other Seaboard officials, will make tour of inspection today over the Bir- mingham and Atlanta divisions of the road. The special train will reach At lanta this afternoon.
 There will be a meeting this afternoon of the members of the Alabama Car Service association in thek office of Man ager w. A. Moody, the purpose being the consideration of the work of last year and the discussion relative to plans for the present year. The association has just published it's 1908 report of the number of cars handled in Alabama, the number be- ing 63l 4S7 which was a decrease from the number handled in 1907 of 147,sl5.
 H. E. Hutchens, general superintend- ent of the Southern, has called staff meeting for Thursday, to be held in his office in Birmingham. The meeting will be attended by the superintendents of the divisions over which MT. Hutchens has jurisdiction, and by the roadmasters.
 C.. H. Carlson, assistant city passenger agent of the Alabama Great Southern, has resigned his position to accept an- other with the M Melachrino & Co.,, cig arctic manufacturers. His successor has not as yet been named.
 ". H. Harrison, chief engineer of the Birmingham Terminal company, who has charge also of the erection of the new Terminal station in Memphis, arrived in Birmingham yesterday morning from Memphis
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-01-19

Dr. J. H. Phillips and several others. All of the speakers expressed their opin- ion that every effort should be made to perfect the educational system, and espe- cially to improve the educational facil- ities for the children in the country dis tricts. There was considerable complaint at the mixture of politics with education, and many of the speakers thought it pos- itively necessary that the manner of elect ing and paying county superintendents should be changed.
 While the conference lasted several hours and definite plans were adopted, the educators thought best not to give them out at present The committee will probably report publicly in a few days. Among the others present were F. P. Culver, JoAl c. DuBose, George Ward and J. M. Cruikshank
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-01-19
PHARMACISTS TO
 MEET TOMORROW

The state board of pharmacists, con- sisting of Dr. Candidus of Mobile, Dr. Galt of Selma and John L. Parker of Bir- mingham, will meet in the Commercial club rooms of this city tomorrow morn Ing.
 There will be a large class of applicants Tor licenses to practice pharmacy in Ala bama, the number being estimated at be- tween 40 and 50.
 The board, too, will take up the ale gations that the laws restricting the sale of cocaine and other anesthetics are be- Ing violated to great extent in Alabama and especially in Birmingham. The board has authority to make this investigation and to bring the matter to the atten- tion of the grand jury.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-01-19
Gessler Will Be Captain.

Boston, Mass, January 1S.--"Doc" Cess Ter, right fielder, will next year cap- tain the Boston American baseball team, according to an announcement made to- night by Manager Fred Lake. It was also given out that Jake Stahl would remain with the Boston team.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-01-19
Postal Chances.

Washington, January 18.-(Special. J. Thomas H. Naromire, appointed post master at Drifton, Walker county vice G. w. Jones, removed Rural route Mo- l. Bremen, Cullman county. has been transferred to Arkadelphfa and designated as route No. L
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-01-19
TIME IS AT HAND ID DEAL WITH FEES King Thinks Legislature Should
 Take It Up
SYSTEM A DISGRACE NOW
Legislator Thinks It Would Be We'll To Have This important Cues ton Settled Before Further
 Elections Are Held.
To the Editor of The Age-Herald.

Ao the Editor of The Age-Herald.
 ihe candidates for the great oesio. = pfobate judge and sheriff oe
 ooun'y nave already actively begun their
 ana the people of this county
 'o De disturbed and excited for an oliier two years. The income iron, .4aa. oiiieeS curing the term amounts to .n l.. uepehuent fortune, and in order +o ,.,,. ''-ese iieh prizes men will break nar+v +ta-
 'u spena savings of a life titna to ...,.. 'iieiii' AS result, the peopIe aro a,,.,..', ouslness is disturbed and tbe soo.,- r,,,. III public scandal to the stata 1'' sro"s out Of the infamous fea s,,. a1 means of paying county o, -eiais 'n this state. It is antionato5 N N ua'e and amounts to lepaIizod .r. iich states of the north and -. "polshed the fee system yha.a..ss
 10 live, Vigilant p1h1io o,,.,.-' anu II only remains in states ,u,. sSiVahla' where machine r,la ana
 CTS control the body politio ei@i'-
 1T Governor Conner wop,., ~
 -o" oi the legislature and ba,,s .,1 9sS'em In this state abolished
 ,.'.1e urate system of paving oo,,,,... 'e ae.s ;a, on salary basis. he will have .,1, one Of the greatest e,,i,a 1s poiitio in Alabama, and win ths ,.1. 'ne p-"uuits or the people of A1aha,,,. 1ep' the small coterie of oee,a. eA- anu men who hold these riot se-iioioers | pectancy. iieh prizes In ex- ,,oa si'e governor also include tbo a,a.
  Oiedter Birmingham and so,,ou. i"en' or cities by commission ana .''', .s1h- ,lei's to the prohibition law ans .eno- i'poi 'aht acts whose constit,tIa,,' l o s Oeeh seriously questioned. in h,s a,,
 tue special session. By tba ra.as s.l salary law now, the next r.,Ss,e CD ana sheriffs of the state u,,,, salary basis The law r,,,a. eo oii tho " every county in the state. but ho @'a.s need not be the same. r. oaa uiA'eo either by popu1ation o, tax valuation scale UT
 ff'soners in the jails of tho - counties or the state should be fod ,,.. .,.- '"iious counties of the state an,
 p,oi''s snoulG be allowed for feeding +han, ne sherins or the jailers of tba s+a+. siiouid be paid salary and not ha ao pendent on the profits to ba ootto,, -.
 ' Diiis TOT their compensation for this
 10 require the various counties " .eeo their prisoners would be a. great saving to the state treasury and would p'ace the burden of caring for the nris- ohers on tho several counties where if properly belongs. If this law was nassed now, Jefferson county would save s5o.ooo year, after paying the county officers seoa salary and stop this disgraceful scandal which has characterized it's elec- tors i'll the last few years. By all means let Governor Conner call the legislature together and let us pass this important iaw so IL can go into effect in January, 1911. JpRE c 1yrnTr,
 Birmingham, January IS, 1909.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-01-19
THE WEATHER.

Washington, January 1S.-Forecast for Alabama: Fair Tuesday and warmer in northwestern portions; Wednesday in- creaslng cloudiness and warmer; light, variable winds.
 Mississippi Fair and: warmer Tuesday,; Wednesday threatening and warmer; light, variable winds.
 Weather report for 24 hours ending 4 p. m., January IS. Local office United States weather bureau, Birmingham Maximum temperature .....-.-........ 45 Minimum temperature s................ 45 Normal temperature ............-........ 4o Excess since January ....-......... 2O Precipitation ........... ................ .00 Total precipitation since January L. 2.5O Deficiency since January .6S
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-01-19
Taft Will Visit Mobile.

Mobile, January 1s.-In letter to Chas. B. Hervey, President-elect Taft declines the invitation to visit Mobile in the near future, concluding his letter as follows: 'I hope to be able too make southern trip some time after my inauguration. and if it is possible for mo to do so shall be glad to visit Mobile at that time.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-01-19

which certain legislation was in effect taxing foreign corporations lending money in the state of Alabama?"
 Plaintiff's counsel objects and court sus- tains objection
 MT. Grubb: That will do, governor,
 Judge Weakley: We close"
 MT. Grubb: We have four witnesses We wish to examine in support of the character for truth and veracity of the Witness Dickert" Judge Senn: AS 1t is now within one minute of oclock we will adjourn until 9:o tomorrow morning.
 The arguments will be made today. and 1t Is expected the case will go to the jury some time this afternoon
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-01-19
CITY ITEMS.

Voluntary Petition.-S. W. Lytal of Glen Allen, Fayette county, filed volun- tary bankruptcy papers with the federal clerk yesterday. His exhibit showed debts amounting to $440s.49. He was the proprietor of a general store.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-01-19


 tary bankruptcy papers with the federal clerk yesterday. His exhibit showed debts amounting to $440s.49. He was the proprietor of a general store.
 Mrs Webb's Entertainment.-Mrs. Laura s. Webb will give a literary en- tertaiment at Cable hall next Thursday night for the benefit of the Veteran s Home at Mountain Creek. It Is an- nounced that two of the old vets will appear on the programme as fiddlers.
 Brass stoIen.-It was reported at police headquarters yesterday at brass thieves are again busy in the railroad yards about the city. Satur- day night 491 pounds of brass, in vari- ous forms, was stolen from the South ern railroad yards. Four drawing box brasses were also stolen.
 Christian EnlIeavor Union.-The Bir- mingham Christian Endeavor union will hold it's quarterly convention this even ing in the South Highland Presbyterian church, Highland avenue and Twenty first street, at 8 o'clock. A cordial in vitation is extended to all members and friends of the union.
 Judge Allen Honored.-Judge B. M. Allen has been notified by Senator : Johnston of his appointment to repre- sent Alabama as floor manager at the Inaugural ball in Washington. Judge Allen will accept the invitation. which has always been a much sought honor. Alabama's other representative will be A. P. Bush of Mobile.
 Furs Recovered.-The police have on hand a handsome set of black furs, re- covered several days ago, which have no claimer. Detectives Seals and Will Hams recovered the furs from man who said he had bought them from an- other man for s3.50. The "other man" is now in jail serving sentence and the furs are being held at police headquar- ters for Identification.
 Street Car Venti1ation--Chief Sani- tarv Inspector Walter Burson has writ ten to President Ford of the Birming- ham Railway, Light and Power com many concerning what he terms dan ger from lack of ventilation in street cars. He points out that the cars Tn inc winter season are operated without open windows He also urges strict attention to the laws preventing spit ting in and on cars.
 McCartin Makes Report.--Street Com missioner John McCartin has made his renort for 1908 to Mayor Ward. Some items contained in the report follow: Receipts in excess of 1907, $665718; ex- nenses less than those of 1907 amount ing to $5149.14 The total receipts of 1908 were $15,534. The expenses were s95.o64.3s. In keeping the streets cleaned in 1908 and in sprinkling them, the department taxed the city to the amount of s8834.41, while the collec- tion and the disposition of the gar haze cost the city $16,0S1.19.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-01-19
Wehh,a Entcrtainment.@Mrs

Mrs. Webb's Entertainment.-Mrs Laura S. Webb will give literary en- tertaiment at Cable hall next Thursday night for the benefit of the Veteran s Home at Mountain Creek. It is an- nounced that two of the old vets will appear on the programme as fiddlers.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-01-19
COUNCIL TO LET
 $175,OOO CONTRACT

One of the features of the City Coun- cil meeting Wednesday night will be the letting Of contracts for sanitary sewers to the amount of s175,0o0.
 The street committee will prepare it's recommendations Wednesday at noon, and the council will concur Wednesday night at It's regular meeting.
 The sewers will be placed on the south side of the city and work will be com menced immediately after the letting Of contracts. The money for this purpose will come out of the s4OoO00 bond issue recently made by the city.
 The council meeting promises to be short and devoid of special feature. It promises to be a routine meeting.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-01-19

c. H. Carlson, assistant city passenge agent of the Alabama Great Southern has resigned his position to accept an other with the M Melachrino & Co.,, cig arctic manufacturers His successor hal not as yet been named.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-01-19

". H. Harrison, chief engineer of the Birmingham Terminal company, who has charge also of the erection of the new Terminal station in Memphis, arrived in Birmingham yesterday morning from Memphis.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-19
Ladies House Dresses.

AZ $3.50 is House Dress made
princess style, is made Of a fine quality
plain seersucxer bingham, in the nurses
stripe, is nicely made and is a good
style. This is dress we have been
selling at $500
At 81 9s is good quality Muslin
House Dress, is made square neck finished
around neck and yoke with white yalen.
ciennes lace insertion, has long tucked
sleeve. skirt Is finished with a bias band
Of same goods.
At $500 are a few tan and blue
percale House Dresses made princess
style. they have high neck and long
sleeves. This IS a Dress that has been
selling at $3.50. There are only few
left.
AZ $3.50 are some very good Dresses
made Of q black and white percale The
waist is made with wide plait front,
Skirt is full with self band around the
bottom.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-19
Ladies' Wash Suits.

AT $1,000 are 1--WE odd Wash Suits
made Of fine quality repp with a wide
imported insertion, both on the coat and
skirt. These are fine Suits and made
in the best style. Are Suits that have
sold at $3.50 and $500
At ss.z5 are few three-piece RePp
suits ia a medium bluei coat i made
80 inches long and whole suit is finished
with pearl buttons.
At S8.75 are few tan and blue
Repp Suits same are made with 30
inch coat finished with self covered but
tons.
At S8.7B are a few striped black
and white. blue and white and pink ana
white Repp Suits. Goats are made IN 2
good 30-inch length finished with self
stitched bands.
At $1,000 are few very good val
ues in Linen Suits in natural colors.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-19
TALK OF THE TOWN.

What time win the clock stop today :
Read the adv. Of Moore & Owens on
page 2,
Sale white and coIored princess dresses
at Vaughan's.
See the Use white muslin skirts for
Boo at yaughau's.
Abbott has Just received a new lot Of
muslin house dresses.
Get ready for the summer and buy a
nice dimity at 70 q yard, at Perry's.
Fresh mackerel sale at Smith 3 Cum
ings' Saturday afternoon and evening,
% cents each.
While in Montpelier cat at Fields res
taurant, 10 Langdon street. American
and European plan.
BE free from black ny bites when fish.
ing. eSkeeter skoot" will do It. Red
Cross Pharmacy has ii, 25c.
Regular meeting l. Q. Q. l., N. u,
Monday evening at o'clock. Election
Of officers. All due books are required
for audit.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-19
Ladies House Dresses.

At $3.50 il fine figured Muslin
Princess Jumper Suit Same IS made
square neck and is finished with vaien-
eiennes lace around neck and sleeves and
down front, also has a finish Of border
Of same goods. Colors, blue, brown and
lavender.
AT S2.9s is q House Dress made Of
fine quality figured muslin, with Dor
der Of same used for trimming Of skirt
and waist, also has a white tucked collar
and yoke with fine lace insertion. Coll
ors, blue, brown, lavender black and
pink
At s2.0s IS a Misses Junior House
Dress made Of fine quality plain ging.
ham. Waist Il made plain tailored ef-
feet with Dutch collar, has two plaits
down front and back Of waist. Skirt Is
made full with fold around bottom.
at s29s IS very good Jumper
Suit made Of a good fine quality plain
percale finished with fine braid around
yoke and sleeves.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-19

TOST--A small tan pocketbock with chain.
containing s9i0, Friday afternoon. Finder
please return 10 th1s office, rs money i very
much needed BY owner s-tzs
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-19
SUNDAY SERVICES.
Times and Places Of Worship and
Subjects Of Sermons.

Websterville Mission. Service in the
sehoolhouse At p. m. W. ]. n. B4attie,
rector.
Universalist Church. Edward G Dow
ney. pastor. Sermon az 1880, By the
pastor Sunday school 81 II ~. Junior
meeting at $3.50. Y. r. c. e. meeting
at z, topic, Hearing and Doing
Congregational Church. The Rev W.
r. Stewart Is expected TO preach IN the
morning at i0s30. In the evening the
children will give their Childrens day
concert, subject, 4The Voice Of Nature
The Church Of the Godd Shepherd.
w. j. NJ. Beattie, rector, Holy commun-
ion az 8 A. m. Morning prayer and SER
mon at 1880 Sunda yschoo at ll:45-
Evening prayer and sermon at o'clock.
st. Monica's Church. Children's mass
at o'clock, celebrant, Rev. p NJ. Me-
Kenna. Parish mass At l0s30 o'clock,
celebrant, Rev. III r. Cray Cateehism,
3 p. M Rosary and benedictlons, 4 P.
m. Baptisms at 4 p m.
Presbyterian Church. j. ID. Mackenzie,
pastor. Public worship at 1880 a. N.
and 7 p. M Young ladies' Bible class,
mems Baraea Bible class and Sunday
school at ll;45 a. m. The pastor will
preach at both services.
The Salvation Army. IN addition to
the regular services at the Salvation
Army hall tomorrow, there will be a
young peoples meeting at $3.50 p. m,
conducted by Mrs. w. "A. Hall, Y. p, Il.
secretary. A cordial invitation is ex-
tended to all young people as well as
older persons.
Hedding Methodist Episcopal Church.
Edward O. Thayer, pastor, Morning
worship at 1880, sermon to children,
eThe Sculptor Boy; topic Of sermon,
"Chrstian Optimism" Bible school at
~. Epworth league at g. Evening
worship at 7, under auspices Of Brother
hood Of st. Paul, singing by Hedding
male chorus; subject Of pastors address,
Turning Points in Life"
First Baptist Church. William e.
BREASTED, minister Morning worship at
1880, with message. subject, "A Salts
fed Christ Bible school at II m. G. Z,
at 6. evening worship at Z, with mes
sage, subject, @The Quest Of Happiness.
Mission study Tuesday evening at 1880
at the pastors, the last meeting for the
season. Prayer meeting Thursday even
ing at 1880. Welcome to all.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-19
Wash Suits

Put the Little Fellow in Wash Suit and let him play his
hardest There's nothing comfortable for the boy and
washing will remove all the dirt from the clothes Our assor
ment Of Wash Suits this very complete We've
cry thing good Soc 75e sI.OO to $500. Remember that
having Just right things for the Boys specially
here
We Clean Press and Repair Gshins
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-19
Card Of Thanks.

We wish to express our thanks to
everyone who in any way assisted during
the illness and death Of our dear brother.
William Stewart, also for the many
beautiful flowers sent.
William Diacls and family,
Elsie Stewart.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-19
A. p. Abbott @ Co.
TALK OF THE TOWN.

Visit second floor. There are values
at Yaughan's.
Choice fruit and ice cream, delivered
twice a day, At the United Fruit Store
Tel 1918.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-19
TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION

FOR sALE-Sevsn room Cottage ia Mont
peiier. located on Mechanic Street. near Lane
Mfg. Co. All modern Improvements. good hen
house and about IL acre Of land. Must be sold
AT once. Inquire at the +. b. Cate Real Estate
Agency, Barre, VI. or 10 Mechanic Street.
Montpelier, VT s2u
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-19

W Clean Prs. and a'p'r cl'iAlas
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-19

Coming. Monday, Tuesday and Wed.
nesday OF next week at the Comique,
Mr.. Arthur Cody, champion Of all cham
pion wooden shoe dancers. Mr.. Cody
comes to us with a first class reputation
as an excellent and sIdllful dancer, giving
numerous limitations with his feet during
his dance His ability as vocalist is of
most commendable merit. Mr.. Cody
win introduce some Of the popular songs
of the day. Make preparations to see
him next week. We also have promise
Of first class pictures from now on. Adj
mission, adults Zoe, children Sc.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-19
IA. p ABBOTT & co. a. p ABBOTT s co. A. P. 2
New Arrivals Of House Dresses and Jumper Suits

have lust Of House Dresses and Jumps
Suits Bingham Bingham Dresses These Dresses
good make which guarantee as
ualy an them north window
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-19

FOR SALE-Good, nearly new piano. Win
sell very reasonable as am leaving town. in-
quire at once $ Maple avenue. Tel a44-iS SITS
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