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The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-03-28

IN six weeks become a successful trav- cling salesman; positions secured gradu- ates with responsible firms; tuition pay able . n your earnings. Bradstreet h. struetion Co.,, Buffalo, N. Y.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-03-28

FOR SALE-s65oo: beautiful country place on hill top in Avondale. command ing a view of the surrounding country. High and dry. 10-room slate covered house with large barn and other out buildings, fruit trees all under fence.
 Two acres of land and some reasonable property adjoining which can be bodied up into a nice estate Within two blocks of 9th avenue boulevard. close to Avondale park. Street car facilities, city water. a country home with city advantag ges. Terms for responsible party. Weakey & Rosenstihl, 2113 1st avenue.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-03-28

REAL estate loans to suit you In amount, terms and interest; can pay back month. ly or yearly; will take second mort. gage The City Loan and Banking Co.,, lO6 North 2lsl street. Bell phone 24o.
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-03-28

FOR SALE-Singer sewing machine, used very little and almost new, for S25 cash :; can be seen at 725 Tuscaloosa ave, West End. City,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-03-28

S2100-A 7-room house on South 15th street; good condition; quarter cash, balance easy. John B. Bethea, 2111 1st avenue Rpll S62
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-03-28

s450O-A modern Groom cottage; large rooms, prettily finished new and up to date; few minutes walk of business cen- ter; small cash payment. balance like rent. B. F. Eborn, 316 Brown-Marx
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-03-28

FINE Georgia farm estate; l42o acres; It is four fine complete farms in choicest farm belt of Georgia, to miles of the county seat and southeast of Atlanta, Ga. The estate is in first-class condi- ton, high-grade lands and improvements on splendid paying basis; yields about 300 bales of cotton annually, besides oth- CT heavy crops. Would consider high grade Birmingham property part pay. B.. P. Eborn, 316 Brown-Marx.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-03-28

PURCHASER wanted for s-room house, including bath room, electric nsm.s, sas,ens en a,so coal bins. fruit cupboards and plen- t,r t,'o of storage room; 500 feet front, South Enslev T M car line, in Ensley; street graded .iagged curbed and guttered; cement s,dewalixs. will sell furnished if de- sired one-third cash; bal equal pay ments. one, two and three years, per cent: correspondence solicited. Address - TO- care Age Herald.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-03-28

FOR SALE-These are Lacy's money hunters. $500, large lot, splendid 4-room house. No. 6617 Eillman or Sd ave. S. With hall, front and back verandah; city water; sidewalks down and paid for. Anideal little home blocks from two churches Price s15Oo; s10o cash, $15 a month. Don't wait till o'clock to- morrow but see our MT Lacy at 1I esth st., s., before breakfast or you miss.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-03-28

FOR SALE-Gas stove used only shot time. 1881 North 3Oth Street r BULL PUPS-White, 6 months, gamS good watchers. Moses, Box 4S or cal $40 Austin avenue Woodlawn, corne 53d street, half block East Lake car.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-03-28

uress Tostoiiico oOA w.
 $40 per acre; rich as the Nile delta; finest alfalfa, corn and cotton land in the south will grow crops of alfalfa that can be cut and times annually and pay $40 to seO per acre; will yield from 40 to 75 bushels of corn per acre, or a bale of cotton; every acre of this splen- did tract available for blow; 1t carries 400 acres as smooth, choice land as can be found anywhere; practically all un- der blow and paying good rent; for tune for man who handles it himself on this property It issnear the Tombig- bee river and near the railroad in the rich black alfalfa belt of Pickens coun- ty, near Cochrane. If you are looking for land that is the cream of the earth" here 1t Is. It must be seen to be appreciated Terms right. B. F. Eborn, 316 Brown-Marx.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-03-28

FOR SALE-By owner, 20 lots, broom house, well, barn, etc., West End; at A sacrifice. Box 51. Birmingham.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-03-28

s5000 will buy lots 70 feet each, on South 21st street, near mountain, east front, lie level and overlook the city, nothing better for a first-class home. Address Lots, P. o. Box 703.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-03-28

FOR SALE[$3100. This is the prettiest cottage in West End on beautiful ele- yated lot. House is new and modern. You cannot find a prettier one on tne s97so Pe sure and see it quick. C.. F. c.t., o1oe 1ct aye Bell 1164
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-03-28

FOR SALE-Cypress shingles. all grades. M. C. -Paxson, Abbeville. Ga 2-7-1at-su buying real estate Lend $4Oo of your surplus to a business man who Is capable of turning 1t over. Win pay you 25 per cent per annum and give you personal security that is unquestioned and worth $10O0 Address P-79, Age-Her- aid.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-03-28

FOR sALE-Half-acre lot ar St. Clair Springs, one block from spring; high, dry and shady; will sell cheap for cash. Address KID, care Age-Herald.
 FOR sALE-Bargain bedroom suit, sepa- rate beds, steel range. fine order. 22os 9th avenue. S-2S-3t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-03-28

FOR SALE-$s50. Lot on North 18th st, in five minutes walk of Hillman hotel C. F. Stier, 2106 1st ave. Bell 1164
 FOR sALE-Neat 4-rooml cottage on goof lot, facing Boyles car; 5000. on easy terms. R. F. Manly q Co. 201S First av
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-03-28

WANTED-A competent young man ste- nographer to start at once. Address P. O. Rox 773
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-03-28

FOR sALE-One new Groom house, West End, best part, 2 blocks of car; will
 take good lot acreage az part pay
 ment Bargain. Leaving city. soS 2d avenue West End.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-03-28
MONEY TO LEND

MOINEI IO ILIND
 MONEY loaned salaried people and others without security: cheapest rates; easiest payments: offices in 66 principal cities; save yourself money by getting my terms first. D. H. Holman, room IA. Watts building, 200e 3d avenue lily IOANs-I negotiate loans both real es. tate and collateral. Jerome Tucker.
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-03-28

FOR SALE-A nicely equipped cigat stand now doing business of $50 week
 ly; can be increased to $100 week; 4 is well stocked andk in good locationI price S125 or will make terms to thl right party. See the Home Realty Col 20OS1a Sd avenue. T
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-03-28

FOR sALE-A complete set of postofsice fixtures in good shape at a bargain; must be sold by or before May 1. Ad- dress Postoffice Box 800
Bisbee daily review., 1909-06-19
KANSAS HAS BIC
 WHEAT HARVEST

TOPEKA. June 1S.-The farmers CTS of Kansas will this year harvest 10000 JG0 bushels of wheat. This is tle average estimate placed on the probable state yield by men who ac- coDpanied the great wheat special through the Kansas wheat belt. These estimates are made up from reports of farmers and elevator men in all sections. The guesses on the total yIe!i run from 60,O00,000 to SO,O0c too tushels, but it is believed 10000 aa9 bushels is the most conservative esti- mate. This means S70,000,000 for tl.e whz at farmers, as the crop is be ng contracted for at s1 per bushel. The state will need 17,000 extra men 60 help harvest the crop.
 As affecting this great wheat yield, especially in regard to rail ray charges, 2 movement that will unite the tier of states from the Gulf of Mexico to the Canadian border. as well as Colorado and,New Mexico in demand for reduced freight ra.es will take form at Wichita next Fri gay and Saturday.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-06-19
SPEED SCORE BES!
 IN GOLF CONTEST
Douglas Team One Hundred Down in Tom Morris Cup
 Golf Tournament

The Douglas golf team which played yesterday in the countrywide contest for the trophy offered in the Tom Morris contest, oid not cover itself with any particular glory, though the team was composed oi those who are acKnowiedged to DC the best golfers in this section. The
 pest score made yesterday was oy JAmes Speed of the E. R, Pirtle com pany, he making score of 9l win
 9 down on par. The eight players in the team managed to come ouI with a down" of an even one hun
 dred for the eighteen holes played, Yesterday was given the score of the
 first six players who represented the Douglas club. c. O. Thomas and
 John Stuppi played yesterday after noon. Ihomas making the eighteen
 holes with a score of 9S. with h down. while Suppl made a score oi ! 95 with 15 down also.
 Walter Douglas of Bisbee, whc I played as one of the Douglas team provided a sman siiver stem as s | prize for the team member making
 the best individual score in yester ! days play and this went to MT | Speed.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-06-19
MICHIGAN AUTO
 WINS RACE
With Watson at Wheel Long Trip Is Made In New Rec-
 ord Time
STOPPED BUT ONCE IN
 GREAT ENDURANCE TEST

CROWN POINT, Ind, June 1s.-Joe Matson speeded his light Chalmers Detroit automobile into fame today by winning in brilliant fashion the Ind jana trophy fin the long killing journey of 232.74 blurred miles. He stopped his car but once for gasoline and lub- ricant supplies. He made the distance over roads which, in spots. were rough and the cars bumped in nasty fash ion.
 He and his machinist finished in good form. Their average speed was 51.2 miles an hour; for the route time, i:31:2L. Robertson, the winner of last years Vanderbilt cup. finished second in his locomobile, his time be. ing i:39:O3. Monson. in Marion. ran a close third in 4:42:03. Watson start cd last in a field of nineteen and in the third lap, in point of lapsed time. had assumed his position.
 In the next lap he lost it to his mate Knipper. but in the fifth he again gained it and held it to the last. He averaged seven minutes in the lead after the fifth round. Robertson and Monson ran a close and exciting race and were seldom more than a min ute or two ahead of each other, but they were unable to overtake the fleet ''i3lue Bird" as the Chalmers-Detroit car is called.
 The ether cars on the track when the race was finished were: Locomo
 bile (F1orida), Chalmers-Detroit (Poole). Corbi1 (Maisonville), and Moon (Wellsl. The others were either
 withdrawn or hopelessly distanced.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-06-19
PLAYERS OF PRESENT DAY
 RECEIVE FINE TREATMENT
Modern Ball Tossers, Especially Star Pitchers, Have Their Every
 Desire Satisfied.

Considering conditions that existed a decade or two ago. the ball play CTS of today receive excellent care and treatment, and especially is this true of the members of the various pitching staffs.
 When team has a star slab artist. 1t takes the greatest care to preserve his arm. Not only Is a trainer en- ployed to watch over the players and give special attention to the pitchers. but every man on the team takes it upon himself to see to it that no harm shall befail the twirlers.
 When one of them walks to the bench between innings. some. one is always there to hand him a sweater or coat to cover his arm, and if the bench is crowded there are usually several players anxious to give up their seats. Of course. this is all right and proper. for the other players realize fully the responsibility resting on the shoulders of the twirlers.
 But it was not so in the olden days. which veterans are prone to call the good days" The pitcher received no more attention than did the other players. and NO one was looked after as the entire team is today. If they wanted to look out for themselves. there was no objection. but the club owners did not employ men to serve them as valets.
 But to point out the fact that Rad bourne or some of the other stars of those days pitched more games than the present-day pitchers is not a fair comparison. In the days of Rad. bourne and Clarkson. the pitching distance was but 45 feet. The pitcher was not compelled to work of slab. but had a box to walk around in. He could take hop. skip and a jump in delivering the ball and the wonder is that any hits were changed against them.
 The strain was not as great as ii is under the rules now in vogue. I'm agine a pitcher of the Willis type oI the Leifeld type pitching only Az feet and taking a running jump be fore delivering the ball. It would be next to impossible to beat pitchers oi this type under such conditions. And yet they tell us of the wonderful pitching feats accomplished 20 or 2s years ago.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-06-19
.O|AMONOCHAMPS DRIFT IN
Two Satellites Already Here To Enter Scramble For
 Meal Tickets
DOPE LOOKS GOOD FOR
 BlSBEE AGGREGATION

Smiling Williams is the second
 member of the Bisbee baseball team to report to Manager w. A. Wolf. tho speedy left fielder having reported
 yesterday afternoon with a hefty bat
 that should put most any pitcher in the hospital Williams admits that
 he never took prize at a beauty
 show. but when it comes to breaking tip games with heavy swats and pull ing home runs out of the clouds, ;he gentleman with the fiorid complexion
 is more than aces and eights. With Williams and Wacey already on the job, the fans have received the first symptoms of the usual fever, and it will be boost and knock iron, now on. They all do it. but that's just what makes ehgame. Shortstop Ward is due to arrive today from Clifton, having been delayed twenty four hours to use up the rest of a meal ticket in the former town. And now let the dope pot boil. Dorsch. a ten-timer from the Arkan
 sas State league. who has played pro fessional ball for the past five years
 is on his way to Bisbee with three other. all top-notchers in class D. I have an all-star aggregation with which 10 do battle with Cananea, | Douglas, Clifton and any others look i ing for a trouncing.
 | As to that ninth position to he filled by a local man, it begins ta look as though the scramble will b' \ lively. One of the latest aspirants ii a college graduate from an Iowa in stitution with a pedigree somewhat | elongated. He is tall, lean and al | ready has the baseball tan. Incident ally--this is not for girls--he is good | looking. In fact, that is the one re | deming feature, as good looks art
 not requirements in the baseball | world.
 | When the St. Louis aggregation | arrives according to schedule Mon
 day, baseball gossip will be tnickeI | than burrows in Bisbee. The suit are not due to arrive for few days | but practice will be observed, as nc time must be lost while preparing to
 the reception to the Cananea loser. | on June 26 and :.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-06-19
PETITE IN SIZE BUT
 MAMMOTH IN NERVE

Sixty-two pounds of inquisitiveness strolled into The Review office at II o'clock last night and announced that the coming "champeen" ball player of the world had honored the sporting department with visit. + was fourteen years old and quite pc tite for it's years, too. But talk about nerve and confidence, young "Chi" Greenbuerg of Douglas has it by the bushel.
 He announced that he was bean er- in the infield and that he had boarded freight for Bisbee just as soon as he learned that the Bisbee kids were to play ball here today, "Chi' hasn't been signed, but he Is confident that his services will he needed here today in that wonderful ball game. He states that after he gives the Bisbeeites a treat today he will return to Douglas to notify his father he intends taking an outing to the coast He has seen the Atlanti1 and simply cannot rest until he de fies the Pacific.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-06-19
COAST LOSERS
 DOING STUNTS
Six Teams Engage in Twelve Inning Struggles-That's
 Going Some
PIRATES TAKE GIANTS K
 SCALP IN ELEVENTH HOLE

An unparalleled circumstance in Pacific coast baseball history or in any other league, for that matter, occurred yesterday when each of the six teams engaged in twelye-inning battles. When 1t comes down to brass tacks. every fan in the country should don his hat 70 the coast teams. which are undoubtedly putting up the finest article of ball in Uncle Sam's entire diamond.
 Not long since Los Angeles strug- gled for twenty-four innings before they were able to down the Oakland bunch. and yesterday the same agere gaitons fought for dozen rounds be- fore Los Angeles was again able to turn the trick. And 1t was Cab bage" Wiggs, one of the best, if no; Ine premier, twlrier on the coast, who lost Tn both arguments for the Oaks
 Sacramento delivered the custom aTy dose to Vernon. but not until the dozen circles had been punctured on the score board, while Portland wa: administering a beating to the San Francisco lads in another twelve inning scamper. It's baseball out there, and it is little wonder that the major league magnates are look ing to California and Oregon to sup ply them with pew and good timber As a parting shot 10 these Mara tions in the baseball world, Pitts burg increased the Pirate lead yes terday by taking in the Giants. Mug sy McGraw's own pets, in an extr; inning affair which went for b. count of eleven. Not bad. is it?
Bisbee daily review., 1909-06-19
HERNANDEZ WILL
 GO FREE
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Continued from Page One.) for the present and may be continued for the term.
 Everitt Renter. of Douglas was t' day granted decree of divorce from Ida Renter. The case was partially tried before. but was continued Tor further evidence, which was intro duced today and the decree granted
 Mrs. Emma Ardison was granted decree of iyorce from Jacques Ardi- son en the grounds of cruelty and desertion. She is also a resident Of Douglas.
 According to advices received from Tucson, Willis Wood, an old offender of this county. has again succeeded in getting himself in trouble and has been bound over to await the action of the grand jury of Pima county on a charge of perjury alleged to have been committed when he gave his testimony in a cattle stealing case that was recently tried before the district court of that county. Woods was under arrest here not long since on a charge of having robbed the postoffice at HJachuca siding, but the case had to be dismissed. as tn. crime was committed a number o years ago and the witnesses had let' the country He has been in mum Der of criminal cases previous to thi. time.
 Doctor Is Remembered
 The will of the late James Refill!
Bisbee daily review., 1909-06-19
Decline of a Player

When their foot slips. they go down in a hurry. In the latest official bull letin of the National association, an- nouncsment is made that John Eu- banks. as late as 1907 member of the Detroit Tigers, has been released internationally by Grand Rapids Flu banks went from Detroit to Indian apolis. and from that city to the Rap ids. Now it looks like Servia. Ind, and the old family home for the former Detroit twirler. At one time he threatened to develop into a good minor league first sacker. but he lost his batting eye after he got into fast company, and never recovered 1t.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-06-19
OAKLAND COURT ASKED
 TO DISMISS CHARGE
San Francisco District Attornew Moves to Discharge Alleged
 Dynamiter claudianes

OAKLAND, June 1S.-District A. torney Langdon of San Francisco be fore Judge Wood this afternoon made a motion to have the charge agains; John Claudianes of attempting to dy namite the home of former Super. visor James l.. Gallagher dismissed from the Oaklnad courts.
 A formal order will be signed 70 morrow by the judge. Lack of evt dence was the reason assigned for the action. His brother Is serving a life sentence for the same oeffnse.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-06-19
MURDERER DISCOVERED

(Continued from First Page) ply house, and Chin Sum, cook who lives in the rear o- rne restau rant.
 The man most wanted. however. is a former occupant of the room where the body was found, and evidently an Euglish-speaking celestial. Judging from letters, this individual Is Leong Loo Linn. known among his English friends as William H. Lion. Shortly after midnight Mrs. Florence M Todd one of the resident workers in China town and the Brewery settlement. who is a friend of the Sigel family called at the .norgue. and after view ing the body identified the undercloth ing as that worn by Elsie Sigel.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-06-19
OF LABOR
 ELECTED TO HIGH OFFICE

ROCHESTER, N. Y, June fs!-Dur, ing the closing session of the nation al labor commissioners convention to day they elected Charles P. Neill. United States commioner of labor. as president. The name of the associa tin was changed to the international hnrean of labor
Bisbee daily review., 1909-06-19
KETCHEL MAKES BIG IMPRESSION IN RING Enthusiasts At Denver Think Well of StanIey's Chance
 With Johnson

DENVER, June 1S.-Stanley Ketc bout with Mark Anderson of Chicago at the Auditorium theater here to night. Those attending were wildly enthusiastic over the appearance of Ketchel. Willus Britt. his manager announced that Ketchel would bar no one after his fight with Jack John son.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-06-19
Had Many Good Player, Once.

Just think of all the good ball play. CTS the Boston Americans have let go. Just take the Chicago-St Louis line ups. for instance, which teams met Monday. On the White Sox there are Pat Dougherty. left field; Cravath, center field; Parent. shortstcp. and Alt ock. pitcher. former members of .he Red Sox. while in the Browns line were Stone. left field; Ferris. third base: Dineen. pitcher. and Crigeri catcher. all at one time with the Bos tonians.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-06-19
MEXICO ID PROTECT
 HER OWN OIL FIELD

MEXICO CITY, June 1S.-That the Mexican people intended to do every thing in their power to control the oil situation in this country is indicated by the formation of a $25, ,000. 900 (Mex fcan money) company, the Mexican Companiade Potre Aguilla sa- of which Guillermo Landa Escando, gov ernor of the federal district, is presi- dent.
 The company has acquired all con sessions for development, exploitation and marketing native crude and re fined oils.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-06-19
Oisiiiusioned.

The man who married a girl who had received medal in cooking school soon arrived at the conclusion that it must have been a leather one. -Exchange
Bisbee daily review., 1909-06-19
American
A ho,Ier for HeIp.

Another pressing need of the hour is 6 correspondence school by which near editors are taught how to dis tinguish the true mixed metaphor from the counterfeit.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-06-19
How to Make , Debate

Take two parts of wind and two parts of noise, mix thoroughly. and you have a political debate--chicago Daily News.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-06-19
p.ingulIv ex,et

The sign which many dentists dis play. says the Western Medical Jour- nal. reading Dentists Parlor" should read Dentists Drawing Room"
Bisbee daily review., 1909-06-19

has been received at the office of the probate court, but has not vet been filed as an official document and will not be until the arrival of Martin Costello, with Dr. John C. Bacon are named as administrators of the es- tate. It is stated that the larger DOT tion of the estate has already been deeded/ to parties and the residue Is left to relatives of his wife. The only beneficiary in this county is said to be Dr. Bacon, who was left the sum of S2e00. Dr. Bacon attended the judge during his illness here, and when the doctor rendered his bill the judge stated to the doctor that they were not large enough and offered to pay him additional for his services, but the doctor refused, stating that the bills as rendered were the usual amounts charged. Not to be outdone the judge left him the above amount in his Will.
 The case of young Lonnie Frailie of Pirtleville. who is accused of shooting a former saioonkeeper of that town, has gone over for the present and may go over for the term. Frailie claims that he did tae shooting in defnding his mother from insult. The boy Is about IS years old
 The case of William. Lopez Is part ly tried and will occupy the atten ton of the court at the opening ic the morning.
 File Big Mortgage ] The Gadsden Hotel company of | Douglas Is the mortgagor in a big i mortgage which was filed today vita the Copper Queen Mining company as mortgagee. The mortgage is for 1 Sl03.000 and bears interest at pc; cent. In 1907, when the hotel was
 built, it was mortgaged to Martin Costello for ss0,000 This latter mortgage is now canceied and the ! new one filed in its place.