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The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-11-14
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-11-14
PERSONAL MENTION AND BRIEF BITS OF NEWS.

Mrs. John London Is spending ten days in Wilmington, N. c.
 Miss Jennie Mobley is expected Tuesday from Atlanta to be the guest of Mrs. Priestly Toulmin. Miss Mobley has fre- quently visited in Birmingham and, as the guest of Mrs. A. M. Hobson and others was the recipient of much social atten- ton.
 MT and Mrs. D. J. Poncelor returned Friday from Atlanta, where they were in attendance at the automobile races.
 Mrs. Charles Dickinson has returned from a visit to relatives in Charleston, S. c.
 Miss Sara Byrn and Miss Annie Rich ardson of Murphreesboro, Tenn. will leave Tuesday for their homes after
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-11-14
k,RkpATR,cK-cHAIRsELL.

The attendants chosen for the kirKpat- rick -Chairsell wedding include two maids of honor Miss Josephine Chairseil ana Miss Nell Walpose; the best man, MT Alden M. wallace, and four usners, MT Julius T. Chairsell MT. Henry A. Cha,1 SeI, Jr MT. Fritz Alridge and MT. H. Quay McElwee. - nv
 Miss Chairsell will be given away py her father. MT. H. A. Chairsell. Rev. Jonn w w stagg of Anniston will officiate.
 Preceding the ceremony musical pro gramme will be given by Miss Belle Mc- Gov. An informal reception at the nome of the brides parents will follow.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-11-14

season when Madame Langendorff was their especial attraction. Not only is Madame Jomelli one of the great singers of modern times, but she Is personally most attractive as is shown in the pie ture of her which appears in today's Age Herald
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-11-14

the great rooms of the club where they presented first the musicale and later held a reception.
 Mr. Stults Is charming. Should he re- turn to Birmingham next season he will meet not only admirers of his exqui- site art but scores who feel the genial warmth of his friendship. He was pre- sented Friday to everyone in attendance and his genial cordiality won for him universal favor. .
 The personnel of the reception included not merely the smart set; 1t meant even mor-the women who love the artistic side of life-Birmingham's women of cul- ture. Their presence was augmented by a group of gentlemen who are inter- ested in music and art including some of Birrninghams most prominent men.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-11-14
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-11-14
AM ARTISTIC EVENT.

The reception and musicale given FIT aa,. afternoon at the Country club by Mrs. Aldrfeh and Mrs Beecher was ftting finale to week of brilliance. There were no large affairs yesterday and this splendid hospitality fingers today as one of the happiest memories or week oavetiea in the minds of those who were fortunate enough to be among the guests.
 Mrs. Aldrich and Mrs. Beecher are gifted. indeed, in possessing each the power to stir the souls of great audiences with at the same time the gentle art of hospitality. The personal charm of each hostess was felt by every guest in
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-11-14
HENDERsoN-cALAME.

The attendants for the HendersonC Ca lame wedding which will occur the even ing of November "A at the home of the brides parents, MT. and Mrs. Paul Ca lame, have been decided upon. Miss Calame's bridesmaids will be Miss Car rie Calame and Miss Jessie May Smith. Her matron of honor will be Mrs. Frank Therguson- There will be two little flow CT girls, Ella Adelaide Calame and Thel- ma Therguson. MT. Henderson has asked MT. Frank Therguson to attend him as best man. The ceremony will be per- formed by Rev. Raimundo dc Ovies.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-11-14
TIE CULTURE CLUB.

There will be a called meeting of the Culture club on Monday morning at 10 o'clock at the residence of Mrs. Richard Fell. A full attendance is requested.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-11-14

visit to Mrs. Jolly. Miss Lane VanHook of New York will continue as her guest for some time.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-11-14

Mrs. William Kilby of Anniston, who has been the guest of MT. and Mrs. E. M. Kilby, left yesterday for a visit to friends in Virginia.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-11-14

Miss Mabel Drake of Atlanta is the attractive guest of Mrs. E. M. Kilby for the weekend. Miss Drake is the so- ciety editor of the Atlanta Journal.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-11-14
Leader Without Competition!
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 AQR North Nnntnnntl1 Ntrnnt

Owing to the fact that our business has stead to enlarge our factory THIS TIME we have built us to lay claim to being Alabama's largest cleaners in their OWN FACTORY in BIRMINGHAM An gomery, Nashville Chattanooga, Dayton, O., Lilns also New York City.
 Mr. Louis Arnstein is the President of the co the mechaincian himself, skilled in all the latest Dyeing MT. Arnstein only lately arrived from operation there.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-11-14

Mrs. Mary Sawyer Black announces the engagement of her daughter, Anne Kath- leen. to MT. Robert Joseph Cades the we'd ding to take placie Wednesday. November r, at her residence, 1900 South 2oth street. No cards
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-08-12

1t il expected that when the Cement
creek road is open for traffic boom will
e on among the mines Of Italian peaks
and Taylor river section AS ore can then
be put on the cars from the mines Tor
one half what il costs to haul it now.
\ great amount OF capital will be at
tracted that way and much travel will
be constantly coming and going. The
forestry people will doubtless extend
their present phone line from the cen
tral station now located on Cement
creek to Dorchc ster to connect with
their lin Cup lines. Our liverymen aud
business houses may expect tn be kept
busy filling orders for men and supplies
for the mines. Mine owners and miners
will all have to be transported from the
railway to their properties by stage or
wagon.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-08-12

What is the matter with that phone
connection we were going to have to
Gothic so last when the Aspen line was
finished The several big mining in
tcrests now going ahead in that district
should get together and connect with
the Crested Bu,te-Aspen toll line
which would only require some three
miles OF poles which would cost less
than two hundred dollars and the wir.
ing to the Buttes not exceed the same
amount The companies want the line
and would put up the money we be.
lieve il somebody would do a little
boosting for it.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-08-12

Gunniscn News Champion-While it
may be going too far to suggest com
pulsory cement sidewalks on Main sti eet
just at the present time, wouldn't it be
great for the town? 1t would add 30
per cent to the appearance OF Main street
1t would made business transaction more
rapid. 1t would bring more people there
turing business hours. 1t would put
Gunnison in the upand coming class.
This might he quite IA tax in certain in.
stances. but the benefit to any property
owner in Immediate increased value of
his lots. would lie twice as great as the
cost. Thiuk Of it moment. Is that
overestimating In any case News.
Champ IN heartily favors the proposed
ordinance to make sidewalk district
where all new walks shall be OF cement.
However, such district should not be re-.
strcted to Main street. 1t ought to take
in good share OF the town. four blocks
on Main street. at least street east and
west, the street to La Veta and one or
two streets toward the state normal
grounds.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-08-12

Superintendent Caiderheai has been
pushing work on the new vein opening
at the Crested Butte Coal Company :
mine with two shifts and all the timber.
ing is nov done aud the shute connected
and he will commence mining coal for
shipment the last OF this week. This is
days earlier than it was though, possible
10 get the work completed aud the mine
again put into commission.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-08-12

ii Is nos certain that the hay crops
about la be harvested IN this section
VIII exceed that Of any previous season
Tor many years. The scarcit! OF help is
II general complaint.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-08-12
Patronize Home Merchants

There are many who fail to appreci-
home merchants.
There is not only an advantage in it
from viewpoint Of price and quality.
but there is an underlying principle OF
equity aud square dealings that should
appeal to all.
If YOU BUY FROM CATALOG
HOUSES
You pay in advance.
You buy the goods without seeing
them.
Your money is sent far away.
You cart the goods from the depot.
You tind that redress is not practic
able for unsatisfactory goods.
You have difficulty with the railroad
company il the goods are damaged in
,nspOrtation.
!. You pay freight and express charges
ra,
i, iou pa! a price that seems apparently
il 4.
4 FYOU BUY or YOUR LOCAL
ALER-
N M may receive credit.
n III make actual comparisons and
Il from variety OF styles aud sizes.
sur money helps to build up your
II nuniiy.
ii can have the goods delivered to
III home.
articles are easily exchanged II
Il refractory.
m will receive them in good condi
N have no freight or express charges
get Quality goods at right prices
| IA 'oTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
UNITED STATES PATENT
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-08-12
Union Congregational Church
Services
Union

Morning Subject. Fourth halt hour
with Jesus, some OF the things He had
to say about the soul.
Evening Subject Separation and Con
sistency.
The ladies will hold their exchange
at Applegates Saturday afternooD
, enc and buy good things 10 cat
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-08-12
A ,oTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
UNITED STATES PATENT
- No. oysIj. L. $. Land Office,
MontrO-c, Colorado,

July ii, 1919
Notice is hereby given that In pursuance Of
tia. act Of Congress approved May 10, w.. G, r
Neck whose postoihc-i l. Marble Colorado. has
made application Ter u patent for i,.s acres ON
Tic Black State, No. Placer, bearing slate.
situnt. IN Rock Creek Mining District. Gunni.
-on County. state of colorado. and described
a follows VIZ: The y. - 81 \. T.. =, of 5. ". a;
the - q, uf =. 4 Of =. r.. a OF n. Wa the T..
offs ". "A OF n. W. a. tn. d. = OF n. W. a uf
n. ". IN sec l, T. u =. X. ~ ": also the l..
4, OF Il. y of :. ". a OF :. ". 4. and the W. q
OF :. l. a at :. W. a M Sec. ~ T. H. 5, X, - w
Containing an area OF s9.o acres after OK
cludirg all conflict with Sur. No. 6SD \, ban
ncr. Eagle. Falcon, t.ag aud turbstonc lodc-
sur. n :, Seg B, Fling. Miil-Sitc. Sur. No. iil5
Lin. 10 lc. Sur. No. l1121 ;'orwin Placsr, Sur.
No an Jlu- Marble and White Mhrbl. Lode
ard sur, No. Sg~D lslct Placer.
Net IN Garfield Land District ia acres
Nc, ar "A IN Montr,-. Land District. So acres
aud t,rming u portion of the $. W. = OF Sc.
vi, " II > X, - W. and W. =, Of Sec. 4. u >. X
81 w Of the 9Th 4. NJ.
stS Il location being recorded In Vol. i60, page
81 tfth. Records OF Gunnison County, tolora-
do.
Aijoining claimants owners OF the above
naitcd claims.
II. p. BLAIR
Register
Fiis pub, August 3, last October II 1909.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-08-12

The hunting season will soon be herel
All kinds OF new guns, ammunition and
fishing tackle at Robinson Lumber
Company. New Store.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-08-12

l. q. Espe. returned this week from
Gaiesdurg, III and other eastern points
where he spent the past month. lie has
accepted II position with the Crested
Butte Light and Water Company.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-08-12

Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Applegate left Mon.
day after short visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. ID. j. Applegate aud family.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-08-12

Mrs. Coates aud son John departed
Friday ior their nome IN Denver after II
weeks visit with Miss Helen Coates
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-08-12

See "Slerping Beauty all hand.color
ed, al the picture show. next Ihursda,
anu trida! nights Entire change o
program each uIght.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-08-12

Iue Rubiuson families who have been
camping at Jax Cabin Tor TIA. past Two
weeks break camp today aud are ex.
pectrd here f"r the remaining portion
of theii outing IN Co.orado.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-08-12

The Funk Moving Picture Company
showed 10 plg crowds last week. IheX
will show al cat! hall again August Ire
and l3. 81,
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-08-12

Miss Eva Zoelner of Gunnison spent
number Of day s h,s week with her aunt
Mrs. Ihos. Leardun.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-08-12

Civil engineer \, l.. Whitehorn is over
from Pitk,n dong some professional
work for the \ W. usta uiIne tEis week.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-08-12

Word comes from Salida that Brake.
man Pitman who had his lett arm am.
putated, is slowly recovering.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-08-12

DIR. George Sullivan. Dentist, wishe-ial
to ann"u"ce to the people OF Cresteo
Butte that lie VIII be IA town Augushe
-, II, - anu 10. 'as
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-08-12

Mrs H. A, Decker spent the week end
at Irwin with her daughter, Miss Nellie
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-08-12

Miss Helen Taylor spent the past
week at the Diiworth ranch.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-08-12

Mss, S s Logan Of Denver is visiting
her :, usin, Mrs. Y. f Metzler.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-08-12

Work on the Hillside road is progress
irg rapidly.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-08-12
Local News.

Fresh Milk, DC quart at Mike Welshs
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-08-12

Frank Young was up from Gunnison
this week.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-08-12
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-10-01

romp the giddy whirl of the diamond
without getting hungry.
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furnish as pretty a scrap as could be
seen in any arena on the mainland
The Reilly Trinkle match is still
hanging fire, the hitch being over
weight. Reilly wants Trinkle to weigh
135 pounds, but the sailor stated last
night that 143 would be the best he
could do.
1t looks, therefore, as if Reilly's OPP
ponent on Saturday night would be
Jack Boland of the West Virginia.
This Boland is said to be clever
and aggressive boxer, who always takes
the best of care of himself, and who is
willing to back himself to stay the
limit of ten rounds with Reilly.
The third big go on Saturday will be
between Macdonald of the u. S. s.
Tennessee and Coll of the United States
Marine Corps, who will box ten rounds
| Macdonald is the man who beat Sar-
conf last Monday night. He has been
| fighting for the last two years, and has
| won every one of the bouts in which he
has engaged. He wanted to box Reilly
| tomorrow night, but the match with
Boland had already been made. If ii
is decided to pull off show ON Monday
night, Macdonald may be put on witt
Reilly.
The curtain-raiser will be an eight
| round go between All Sam, the Chi
| nese pugilist, and Bugler Sareoni.
There viii also, in all probability, be
| an eightround go between Thunder
| bolt' Higgins and Glawson, both OF
| the U. S. s. Washington.
| All in all, it looks as if rare treat
| were in store for ringgoers at Aloha
Park on Saturday night. The various
| bouts have been arranged with intelli
| gence and discretion, and everyone will
| be decided strictly on it's merits.
| Chalmers Graham will officiate as
master of ceremonies and H. M. Ayres
| will act as referee.
| The sale of tickets starts today at
Fitzpatrick IS cigar store, at the corner
| of Fort and Hotel streets, and it should
| not be long before the somewhat limit
ed accommodations at Aloha Park are
| entirely sold out.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-10-01
F. V. OFFICERS
ARE ALSO THERE

The F. F. V. officers did the usual
stunt of their craft yesterday after
noon at the league grounds after the
Hongkong cup game, by handing it to
officers from the Pennsylvania to the
tune of IL to 2.
The outfelding of the F. F. VS.. was
really excellent. 1t is shame to state
it, but the truth is that all they had
to do was to stand around and look
pleasant. They had no chances to ac-
cept. The infeld took care of the few
balls that were batted.
The. scoring started with a big bal
loon ascension in the second, when the
poop-deck kiddos swatted six bingIes
and made five runs. 1t is true that
they allowed the Bill Penn swatters
to land two runs, one in the third
and one in the. sixth, but, according
to F. F. V. accounts this was the most
courteous and cordial encouragement.
The battery of the West Virginia
team is reported to have been abso.
lutely immaculate, while the two pitch
ers of the Pennsy were ratified out of
the box so often that they came deuces
up every time.
The feature of the game was GER
tainly the wonderful wing of Conner.
He made the most remarkable throw
of the season. Where it went to and
where it landed is not stated for pub
LEGATION. 1t would look like an ex.
aggeration. But it was there Just the
same.
The poets may sing of desperate vows
And the way that the love-lorn cling,
But today they must prate, if they d
be up-to-date,
Of Common most wonderful wing.
Upton was the hero of the VIM. P.
organization. He scored both runs.
This he managed by delightful series
of steals and other kinds of somnam-
bulism. Also the latter was not all on
his side The Southerners took a couple
of maps in between times and let the
man, whose name sounds like Derby
Day. romp for two times.
But it was a jolly game and every
body enjoyed it. The losers. perhaps,
more than anybody. Only seven in
nings were played then wireless mes
sage came from old man Opu via the
Oesophagus route. to the effect that it
was getting near the mystic hour of
chow The umpire stated that his
backbone needed protection and so the
game was called off and all the PLAYERS
left. for dinner The last was greatly
appreciated for HORT Ger men cannot
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-10-01
Sport Notes

The Royal School Alumni viii open
free-for all checker tournament for
rophy on October 10. Entries for the
same are open till October Is. For
further information communicate with
Louis Kane, care Board of Health.
- - -
Sergeant Barry's challenge for a
game between the Y. g. II. and pick
ed nine from the feet has been accept
ed. These two champion punches Will
hook up at the league grounds next
Sunday afternoon in the second game.
.s - e
The Manoa golf tournament elimina-
ton play starts at the Country Club
next Sunday. Entries close at 10 a. m.
At the clubhouse The first sixteen
PLAYERS viii be entitled to take part
in the final tournament on October 10
at the Country Club. On the same date
there viii be consolation tournament
for those who do not qualify. The
Manoa tournament is scratch. but the
consolation play win be handicap and
the maximum of eighteen has been
taken off Handicaps will be readjust
ed and everybody is requested to get
in. Az
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-10-01
FLEET CHAMPIONSHIP BATTLE
LIKELY ON SATURDAY MIGHT
Two Cruisers Want McCool and Doyle to Box
for MiddIeweight Honors at
Aloha Park.

Great things developed in the match
making line yesterday and it is prob
able that Honolulu ringgoers will be
treated to bona fide battle for fleet
championship on Saturday night at
Aloha Park.
The contestants viii in all probability
be McCool of the U. S. S. Maryland
and Doyle of the U. s. s. Colorado, and
the length of the bout fifteen rounds.
The weight limit for the contest win
be 153 pounds.
McCool and Doyle are two of the
best middleweights in the cruiser
squadron, and both possess unbeaten
certificates.
McCool has two draws with Sailor
Burke to his credit, and he won his last
fight in nine rounds, flooring his man
ten times.
Doyle has won all his battles by the
knockout route and is said to be q
boxer of near championship caliber.
The winner of the McCoolDoyle bout
will come mighty near being the cham.
pion of the fleet. Indeed, battle be.
tween Doyle and Battling" Robin
son of the U. S. S. California, for the
fleet championship, is on the taps.
McCool and Doyle were to have sign
ed articles yesterday to fight on the
Asiatic station in a month or SO. II
is the wish of their respective ships
however, that they settle their differ
ences in Honolulu.
McCool was seen last night aboard
the Maryland and all necessary ar
rangements were made with him.
Doyle will give his final answer to-
day. He is said to be willing to tackle
McCool on Saturday, and Promoter
Smith expects to receive definite word
from either him or his representative
by 2 P. m. today.
It is to be hoped that the match will
be made, for if the men meet they viii
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-10-01
TERRY WANTS TO
MEET MCDONALD

Kid Terry, of the Iroqnois, is MAX
ing live noise. He wants to box
Macdonald. of the Tennessee, and he
wants to box him awful bad. This is
what he says:
81 want to challenge Macdonald to
a ten-round 90 next Monday plight at
Aloha Park for a purse, winner ke-all
and side bet of any size the Tennes-
see man likes to name. The only stlp-
uTation is that he shall make $50
pounds at clock in the afternoon.
Macdonald has said things about me
to the effect that my feet were cold
Let him get in the ring with me just
once at anywhere near my weight and
II show him.
Macdonald certainly handed it to