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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-27
TAFT ADDRESSED
BRIGHAM PEOPLE

The presidential special left Ogden
AT 4 o'clock amid the cheering Of
several hundred people who had re-
NAMED at the depot with tho hopes
Of getting a last glimpse at the ma.
tion's chief executive, who was quiet
" resting in his room Along the
line TO Brigham City at each of the
road crossings and sidc-tracks large
crowds had gathered and waited pa
tiently in the rain TO see the train
pass and to catch a glimpse of the
president. If possible
A ten-minute stop was made at Brig,
ham City, where in a slight drilling
rain President Taft addressed about
q thousand people. who received him
with hearty cheers. During the stop
at Brigham several boxes of peaches
and grapes and two large bouquets
were presented to the party.
For Cache Valley People.
The next stop was made at Cache
Junction where the president made
a ffteen-mlnute talk to about two
thousand people who had gathered
from the various towns in Cache Val
ley At this place as we'll as at Brig
ham City the president spoke on ir-
rlgation and Its help to develop the
country.
The Utah delegation had planned to
leave the party at Cache Junction,
but as the south-bound train was late
the members continued to the Utah
Idaho state line. At Cornish the Utah
party bade goodbye and God-speed to
the president and his party and the
Idaho delegation. headed by Govern.
or James Brady, and including ex-
Senator Dubois, Ex-Governor Gooding.
Congressman Hammer, Mayor Church
Of Pocatello and others bade him
welcome TO the Gem state. The presi-
dental special arrived at Pocatello
at S;I5 and the president addressed
a large gathering of enthusiastic Ida
hoans. The party is scheduled to ar
rive In Butte early this morning.
Enjoys Visit to Utah.
To the Examiner correspondent be-
fore leaving the train at Cornish.
President Taft said he had enjoyed
the visit TO Utah very much and took
away many pleasant memories OF the
trip.
The presidential special maintained
It's schedule to Pocatello. Vice-Presi
dent and General Manager Bancroft.
General Superintendent J. NJ. Davis.
Superintendent A. p. Stevenson. Cen
eral Passenger Agent ID. +, Burley.
Assistant General Passenger Agent
d. S. Spencer and Assistant Superin-
tendent George Ross OF the Oregon
Short Line Railroad company. accom-
panied the party 10 Pocatello. Mr.
Bancroft and Mr. Davis went on to
Butte. d. S. Spencer. Of the passen-
ger department, was very busy look
Ing after the comforts of the trip
Joseph Jones. chief special agent
of the Oregon Short Line, and J. ].
Harold. assistant chief special agent
of the Southern Pacific company at
San Francisco. assisted members of
the various stations visited and were
'on the job" all the time
The train was in charge of Conduc-
tor S. H. Douglass. with c. r. Nor
gan and ] H. Merchant as flagmcn.
Charley PAUL, one of the veteran en-.
ginecrs of the Short Line. was at the
throttle of No S77, with Tom Holding
and a. Hamilton as 6rcmen.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-27

eyes to the precariousness of their
moral health and its terribly diseased
condition?
Il heard it said last week that the
great modern crime was TO behold the
evil and misery and injustices Of life.
vet the men who search these ugly
things out are seeking to wipe hideous
diseases off the face Of the map. for
most. II not all. of the great destruc-
tive diseases are social.
Causes of Disease.
Diseases of children tuberculosis
typhoid, pneumonia. are due, as one
has recently pointed out, in no small
measure TO malnutrition. hunger,
wretched housing conditions, dirty
streets What shall We say of the
man who regards diseases of poverty
and Ignorance and bad environment
as due TO wrong processes of thought
on the part OF those who suffer? But
If it is meant that the thinking pro-
cesses of the healthy perpetrators OF
bad environment are defective l am
perfectly willing TO agree.
"Dr Worcester has recently said
that he questions the wisdom of cur
ing men of grieyous wounds and then
sending them back to ugly environ
ment When the man on Fifth avenue
is stripped of his rheumatism the So
cial problem is not solved.
Seltshness Underlying Cause.
Back OF every social misfortune Is
selfshness. So If this one rises every
Wednesday evening to tell how God
eighteen years before saved his
precious soul from hell of fire; and
If this one rises Wednesday evening
to say that seven years ago (neXt year
1t will be eighD God cured her of a
bad colds selfshness less strongly
entrenched IN their lives? His owp
soul and her own health-and the
devil pity the fellow who doesn't &C
cept the creed OF me first
In this connection 1t would be well
for every one In ogden to read Judge
Lindsey's autobiography as 1t appears
in EYerybody's. II gets at the real
disease of paralyzed humanity"
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-27
DESPERADoES USE
DYNAMITE ON BANK

Des Moines. Sept. 26.-The Farm
ers' Savings bank az Runnen's was
dynamitcd carly today. but citizens
succeeded IN soaring away the three
bandits before they secured any mon
ey. a great hole was torn In the side
OF the bank building From Runnells
tho men went 10 Adelph. where they
dynamitcd tho postomce. securing
some stamps and cash. A posse pur-
sued the trio.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-27
BREAKS WORLDS RECORD.

Pnssaic. n. J.. Sept 26.-Jake de
Roster. the worlds champion, broke
the five mile motorcycle record at the
Clifton Stanium today. His time was
5 minutes and 1926 seconds. Carl
Ruden. Robert Schultz and William
Libby finished In the order named.
Elmer Collins Of Boston won the %
mile motor paced race the first race
of a series to decide the middle dis
tance championship of America, beat
ing George Wiley and Peter Drubach.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-27
You may know the genuine
Fels-Naptha by the red and
green wrapper.

and company. "A King for n Night"
is the title. Conroy Is the king and
has fine opportunities for fun-making
And 1t must be said that he takes full
advantage Of his opportunities.
Last nights audience completely
filled the lower floor of the theater
and the balconies were well patron
lied. There have been few better au
diences since the opening OF the
house.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-27
~ AT TE8E @
THE TRES
AT THE ORPHEUM,

II the applause of the audience is to
be taken as a criterion, first place at
the Orpheum this week must be
awarded to Bob Matthews and Her
bert Ashley. There was no doubt on
this point last evening The men in
their little sklt Held Up" were re-
called time after time until they had
sung all the songs they have on tap
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-27
WILL RUN FOR CITY RECORDER.

Dick Taylor, who for nearly eigh-
teen years has been employed as let
ter carrier and in the registry di-
vision of tho Ogden postoficc. until
compelled to give up his position on
account Of rheumatism, is improving
rapidly and will be candidate for
the nomination of city recorder on
the Republican ticket. -
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-27

LAND OPENING AoLLlsTER. IDA
Excursion via o. 5. L. daily Sept
18th 70 Oct. 1st Cheap round trip
rates. Ask agents. -
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-27
ALIAS SUMMONS.

In tho Municipal Court within and
for the City of ogden. County of We.
Der. State OF Utah.
Before Hon. J. D. Murphy. Municl-
pal Judge and EX-Omcio Justice OF
the Peace.
Rasmus Christensen, Plaintiff. VS.
l.. b. Dorr, defendant
The State of Utah, to said defend
anti
You are hereby summoned To appear
before the above entitled court within
ten O0) days after service OF this
summons upon you. II served within
the county in which this action Is
brought, otherwise within twenty days
after this service. and defend the
above entitled action; in case OF your
failure TO do so. judgment viii be
rendered against you according to tho
demand OF the complaint in said ac-
don. which was filed in said court on
the 18th day OF June. a. u. 1909
To the SheTid or any Constable Of
Weber County, greeting:
Make legal service and due return
hereof
Witness. Hon. J. D. Murphy. Judge
OF said Court. with the Seal thereof.
this 25th day of June. 1909
(SEALl l. y. FULTON
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-27

This action is brought to recover
from the defendant the sum OF s65.G9,
alleged 10 be due upon a certain prom
issory note made. executed and de
livcred by the defendant TO the plain
tin. DAVID JENSEN.
Attornov for Plaintiff.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-27

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El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1909-12-23
UN INDICIO EN- Ell CRIMEN
DEL SUNSET

=,
la ii'%Ado a ""n""lnilent" hr
IA P"''rIa al2" Gu" |" diE1In p"Sj-
',' '','''''" para iirgnr II d"Hc"rrr'
"I vel" e!rl miSt"rIo que rohca rl
''>'Si''H'" H" Mr. M'E" M"Hgi'"r.
T' -, 81 interior h' los "Sru>'d"S d"
- ''|3'''''' 'IlAr'"n del Sunart
u' 'SIa ',''1"d "i l"cveS Il las !
: ,lc'''" "' ii 'ard". nora III qu"
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1909-12-23

III General mcxicano Gusiavo
y. Maass ha sido senicnciado 4
Shfrir In pcna dc trccc afIos de
prisi6n por 81 delito dc homicidio
pcrpetrado cn la persona del In.
gcnicro David Olivarcs.
Los succsos del crimcn Sc de.
"arrollnron Gil In capital dc Me-
xico, sicndo motive dc un ruido,
so proceso, on que 81 REQ fn6 an
tcriormcnlc scntcnciado 4 pcna
cnpiial, logrando que In catlsa Sc
"omcsicra Il I'm nucvo cxnncn.
Hoy II raIlo In sido dc lrccc a.
nos y rl REQ la vuclto 4 npclar
de 1t scntcncia, oil ln crccncia dc
que dehc ann scr modificadn IA
vOrablcmcntc.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1909-12-23
Riiia Y homicide.

III Department. dr polirin bus
ca con cmpcIlo nl individuo res
ponsablc del aI"SinatO dc Pctro-
milo UnttvcrOS.
I'll crimcn 80 verified 81 Saba
do, en- una RIM que So sIlScii1 Ell
tire OntIvcroS y otro individuo me
xicano, que drsnparcri6 drspuGS
de los SilcrhoS.
FL sciior Francisco Ontiycrns.
padre del oc"iso, rr&idcntc rll
81 nnncro 2l1 de IL raIlc S. Colo
RADIO, dijo Il In polirin. que su hi
.iO two vari0s diseuStns con rirr-
to indiyiduo mcXiraun. durantc
ia scmana pasadn. LA poIicia lo
busca con cinpcno V acompaua il
esta on suS pcSquizas otru
mcxlcnno que ftIG trStigo ocular
de In rlila V ascgura, IccOnoccr al
criminal Ell cos0 dc curontrarlo.
Dice cl tcstigo dc vista dc los
lech0s, que dcspuGs de IN rorto
sltercad0 cn la callc dc :. Con
cho, entire Ontivcros Y 81 hombrc
q qliien sc busca, este corri6 ha-
cia I'm pcqueiio taller dc zapatc-
ria dc dondc tom0 una cunhilia
dc zapatcro volvicndo al lugar
dondc Sc succdi6 In rcycrta.
Petronilo Ontivcros TENN %
mos de cdad. trabG jaba en- la ciu
aasi, y rcsidia con sus padrcs en-
la calln South Colorado, hume.
70 211. lie sobrevivcn sus padres
y un hermnno Julian Ontivcros.
El Luncs tuvicron lugar los fu-
Sneralcs cn In Catcdral dc San Fer
nando, sicndo inliimados SUE res
tos On cl Comcntcrio dc misno
Dombre.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1909-12-23

Green que Cook uhraba dc buonn
lc Y es yictlma Gle algtin error
lan,o Ia gcntc de cirnria como
los cXploradOrcs, han pcrdido Dor
complete la cOntianza en- In hon
radez d" Cook V In prcnsa 10 alta
'i' acr"mcntc v L. hrchn on rostro
cl habcrSc cnbardcmcntc ocultodn
Dljo el "Xplorador. que hizo
SilS observaclon"S Il los So grades
o9 mlnutos 46 scgundoS ccrca del
Iolo, 10 clal dcmOstrG dcsdc Inc
go que era lin NAL obScrvador, be-
ro ESQ no indicaba que fucse un
charlatan rngaiiador. Ahora sus
papcieS y docrnIcntos 10 cxhibcn
como cmbaucador v mcntiroso.
ENaminnnOS todHa las ohSrryacio-
ncS dc Cook V todoS rSta,noS uu:i-
mines "n IN" no ticncn valor alr,r
no.
Tai fnG 81 dicho de- l,no de- los
que IorlnAron In touisi6n a.. -
N''l'irn v p"r q rStiIn hablan los
| dennis.
tno dc s1t$ mas actrrimns rarti
nArl"S. kund Rasmussen. 1ucia 4,
rSc"ndaloS"S los c"mpnrtamirutns
"c C""k en- "l A>umtn It, In rxplo-
raci0n.
llnsia Ii fr"ha. III t'nivcrsidad
&c '"p"nhngilc. no Suhr dnnd,. :,
'h"'l"nlra g: inTirl exploration v
I'ar"r" "Oulplri#nirn;c ,iiyn,,ny-.,
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1909-12-23

nH dGbilcs mHnchaS dr sangrr.
I'm heeh6 Que bieh pilc,lr ser
iniaS que nnu mcra coificiJirncia! Il!
"s "l Il" que cl billctc rs del Ban
80 Nnri"nnl dr F,siado de- TaXlr-
kama. lugar dr rrSihcnrjH d,l a.
s"SlnadU Mr.. Mcaghcr.
De Laredo han infnrmuIn W
que los dos individuoS lc rri'rrru
GA pnrti"r"n r'i:nho il MINirp r:i
uno dc los trrnrS del Nacional VI,
XIcann. Il miSmu dia dr sill lI..ra-
da Il HIu"lla riudaI. V.a pnlicir
local, Ea rStado ronilnir;inin>.,
"onStant"mrntr con 81 conductor
81" ;tpuct trrn m"XicHn0. cSi'nrI!n-
COS" eli avciiguur 81 viaiHn pu,.
. huuclla Inca dos individuoS cuvii.
Nenas correspondent i las ,lr los
ull" en- D"vinc pagaron Il Mr.. (a.
to con dos hilIrtrS de dirz pesos
y dc 81 han rfrcluado ulglin nue.
Vo page con ignal rlaSr de- mon.
la.
FL Conductor Moynmiran. nSc
gllra que los individlloS que subj
ron rn Drvinr. drmoStraban i IuS
ciarhS. rStar SlImancntr fati~n-
doS, bi"n furSc por la prrnairu
cm Il In inirmperir q por una lay
IN cnminata. Ior dr pront6 pen
SO cl, ul" apucllos dos homhrr.,
iiabIan cnIprrndido la cnminHll
Il pir ISriIc San Antnn;o \. ,,,,
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1909-12-23
Dos asaltos en- Dallas.

El Mnrtcs de In scmana eli eur.
so fuG asaltado por In nochc V
dcspojnlo de dc $10O on las ca
Hes dc Dallas, Texas, Robert l..
Jones, americana. LAS asaltnn-.
les fueron dos ncgras. Julia M.
Henry y Blanche Jones. ql,icncs
fucron POGO dcspucs nprchendi-
dns, rccupcrhndosc In suma roba-
da.
De igual modo fuG asnltado psa
mIsnn nochr, por dos ncgros ar
mndos de pistola, Morris Garon--
zlk. que rcgrcsaba 4 su hogar.
Fu6 dcspoiado dc su rcloi v del
dincro que tcnfa on cl bolsillo.
No sc In logrado la captura de-
tos asa altautcs.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1909-12-23
Sta. Claus Modern;
Original de Ell RECIDOR

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El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1909-12-23
Ano ~ No. lO4O San Antonio Texas, % 1909
LA EDUCACION DE
MN0S MEXICANOS

No ha mucho tempo tratamos
el asunto dc las dificultatlcs con
que dcsgruciadamcntc tropiezan
los mcXicapQs para la cdllcaci0n
dc sus hijos, Ell algunos de los
COndalos del Estado de Tcxfs.
nlciamos In idea que, en- nucstin
conccpto. parcce mas npropiada
IL iograr un fin favorable v posifi.
vo v hoy volvcmos i recordar 4
los mcNIcan&s que rcsiden en- Coz.
dadoS dOndc con tales dificult&s
DIES So tropical. que dchcn unif@
Sc, no para cstableccr pInntel&
p"r S'l cucnta, toda vcz que cl Es.
ladn proEcc para In .cducaci;5n dc
rada nln". Slno para llevar Il M
Sliuto ,lr una mancra formal i Lii
antoridad rrsprrtiva y cxigir Sc
reslclVa 81 prohlcma dc In cduca-
clon de los niiioS mcxicanos en-
SuS rcSpcctlvoS ronhadoS. e..
81 SuponcmUS como minimum 10
mil nlnoS mrXicanoS Ell los di-
fcrcntcs Condados dondc no sc
les adrnltc rn los plantelcs tie ms
truccl"n. rcSlllta que el Estudo
Solhmcntc, prorcc para clloS.
500. 900 dollars. Esa cantidad cs
prcsupurstada en- la cucnta lie
egrcSoS para ser ohligatoriamcn-
tc cmplcada rn In rducaci0n dc
"SoS hlrz mil ninoS dcntro del a.
no : 81 "Si"S son climinadoS de
las "ScllrlaS. puitn rcporta cl pro
Vrrho dr rSr dincro?
Com" Is mly natural. csc rX-
""irntr 81 drhr gaStar v ST gas
Ia "n pag"r prorrSorrs dos i tres
ol"S'S mas del aiio. asi as que las
"S"u"lnS que drhicran cstnr aLicr.
IhS sells nl"SrS. con IL rXcrlrnip g
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1909-12-23

que resulta sc pagarAn dos 8 tres
mescs mas v con este, los nmeri-
canos tcndran para sus hiios D.
cho . nucvc mcseS dc cstudios
mlcntras los mcXicanos, son hibil
" groScramcnte defraudadOS del
dcrccho sagrado de cducarSc.
Actualmcntc acabamos dc rcci-
hlr la vista del scilor Margil NJ.
de la Garza, mcXicano que reside
ell Coleman, Texas, v que vicnr
con cl asunto dc Arrcglar algo
con rclaci0n Il la rducaci0n V rS-
tablcclmlcnto de plantrlcs dnudr
SC impHrtn instruction Il los n:IloS
mcxlcanos, 10 clal. Ell vista dc las
dlilcultadcs tie que Il hacc men,
clon y que VA con0ccmos, nos hat
cc rccordar nucvamcntc Il todOs
los mcXlcanoS RESIDENCES cn rl Els
tAdO dc Texas, en- COndados "n
dondc Sc ponga trabas i In cdu-
cac1on de sus hijos, que dcDcn H.
. nirsc.
Ia en- LII TcZ anterior les cfrc-
clnos, y ratjficamos ahora nucs-
fra otcrta, de que, 81 dcscan unir-
sc pucdcn dirigirsc ii nosotros pol
medic de "nrta Q pcrsonalmcntc,
Iuc 81 noSotros contamOs con IL
m mayoria sufi"icntc, cstudiarc-
NOS con atcnri0n cl medic de en-
aH!nr rampnna en- hicn dc la O.
du "aci6n dr la nincz mcxicana DE-
HcNaS.
OJa!a ri S"ilnr dc LII GarZa. 10.
|'grc l!rgHr Il IN favorable urrc-,
@lo eli Il aSllnto que 10 trar Il
San Ant"ni". prro dc todnS mo
dos. ml"Strn opinion rS. que III
union ronStituyr la furrza.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1909-12-23
Tenorios precoces.

I'm "l harrio de San Juan de-
Di"S. GnadaIa.iara. Mexico. dos
m"chachos de los que So ocupan
on dar bola III calzado dc los tran
srInics, la haciau dc tcnorios, r-
nnmorando ainhnS Il una misnn
dona lnGz. Los rclos hicicron prq
sa en- los corazonrS de los prcsnn-
los calavrras, y 81 Domingo Ill
'imo, trabaron rina. no con cSpa-
tia. sIho con Scndas nuva jas. re-
SaItando del comhntc un mucrto
y otro cn manoS del consabido
gcndarmc.
Los mucharhos "ran dc lG i II
amos dc cdad.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1909-12-23
EDr. Cook en- la PiC0ta,
La Onlversidad de Copenhague ta-
cha de Falsos sus Informes
Ao decIaran impostor mentiroso Y sus a.
migos 10 escarnecen

LA Inivcrsidad dc Copcnhagiic
ha fallndo unhnimcmcntr, dcs--
pucS dc cOncicnZudO cXinrn dc
los documcntoS alternatives del
DR.. II. y. Cook. con rcfrrcnria i
S'I prctrndidu drSrubrimicnto del
iolo Nortc, que dichos documcn-
toS no satlSfaccn. v que en- tai
Vlrll'd Sc nicgan al exploration
los honorcS dc ser cl dcscubridor
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tan ,falsas.
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El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1909-12-23
Prinoega Americans.

El Emperador Francisco Jose.
Por medic do TN dccrcto, ,ha hccho
Princesa de Austria 4 Miss Ami
tn Steward, jovcn millionaire a.
mericann que iionc conccrtada s,i
bodn con el principe Miguel dr
Braganza.
El citado cnpcrador l,a procr-
dido do csa mancra, con 81 prop6-
sito dc cvitar, que, una ycz cfcc-
tllada la bodn, In aristocracia vie.
mesa SO nicguc 4 admitir in cspn.
sa de Don Miguel on los circulos
por no ser de noble 8ungrc.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1909-12-23
Gran Oportunidad!!

{ (otra persona 10 cts. en- estampillas de &
centavos en- Orden Postal, Sc 10 ampli-{
ncaremos. es decir, le enviaremos gratis ell
fetfato dc tamaIIo natural, devolviGndole)
tambien el Original. Dirijanse los pcdICoS\
Paolo Cruz, Station A, 2O5 S. Laredo St.,
San Antonio, Texas
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1909-12-23
RelOj Bueno Y Barato!!

un hermoso reloj, para cabs Hero: Ia ca In en1
chapadn en- orc garantizada por CHICO a.
nos; m6Qulna americana dc clase regular.
Estos relojes sc venden en- otras partes por
1loz pesos; Dlrilanse sus pedidos 4 Pablo
Antonio Texas 0'o''' Doll
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-11-08
SaWduSt Replacing Sand

The National Contractor says saw dust forms an excellent substitute for sand in the making of mortar, and it is now being quite extensively used. In some localities good, clear. sharp sand, suitable for use in the making of mor- tar, cannot be secured. The use of sawdust makes the mortar lighter and easier for the laborers to carry, and being but about one-half the weight of mortar mixed with sand it is much better for ceilings, being less liable 10 fall off Mortar made of quicklime and sawdust in place of sand, and mixed with proper amount of cement is excellent for brick or stone work.
 Sawdust is used in nearly all the patent plasters. By using these new styles of plaster and metal lathing, and by encasing floor beams and posts in fireproof cement, and by filling all lntersticeS between walls and floors with mineral wool" it is possible to make even a frame house practically fireproof.
 The sawmill proprietors will well come any use of waste, for the cost of transportation forbids it's utilization at a distance, and if sawdust can take the place of sand in mortar southern Nine-tenths of the sawdust produced in Alabama is wasted, and if it can be used in mortar a source of revenue will have been added to nearly every
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-11-08
Shows Little Faith.

"The Rev. Brooks Lawrence certainly has very little faith in the people who he expects to vote the amendment ticket, judging from a statement he makes in his prediction in The Age-Herald Satur- day morning." said a member of the Chamber of Commerce. "TIe declines to name the counties in which the amend ment will carry for fear that the anti amendment people will go in there and buy up the votes.
 That is pretty bad slam on the peo- pie who will vote the amendment ticket, and MT. Lawrence certainly seems to have very little confidence in them if he be- lieves they can be bought up so easily But he seems to have known what they would do in the past and so I suppose he Is pretty sure about what they will do in this case.
 "The amendment forces seem to be driven to the last ditch for material with which to make their fight, for they are re- sorting to all sorts of cheap political tricks that even Tammany Hall would be ashamed to try. They smear printers ink with statements which appear to be false, and they vilify the character of every one who dares to oppose the amend ment and who refuse to kow-tow to the future Minister to China and his poi- cies"