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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-08-17
City Engineers Report Shows
rs Miles of Street I'm
provements Already
Arranged For.
MORE is DEMANDED
NEARLY DOZEN PETITIONS ARE
TURNED DOWN ON RECONIMEN-
DATIoN OF CITY ENGINEER. 1T
BEING IMPOSSIBLE TO DO THE
WORK BEFORE NEXT YEAR.

Amongst the other matters con-
sidered by the council last night
was the report OF City Engineer Per-
rott, which proved TO be quite an
interesting document TO come from
that ONCE where facts and figures
rather than sentiment and good,
readable stories omanate. II was
interesting because II told lnciden-
tally the story OF salem's rapid
growth. Il showed what Is being
done In the way OF street improve
ments and II showed also, which -
highly gratifying. that not only Is
there much more Improvement OF
that kind contemplated. but that the
property-owners almost as unit
are anxious TO have the residence
streets OF the city improved, which
is indeed remarkable thing in
most OF the smaller cities.
As matter OF fact, II generally
requires considerable nrmness and
moral backbone on the part OF the
city dads to compel property-owners
to make these Improvements.
II IL gratifying to know that not
only do the property. owners want
the streets graded and paved, but
there In such a food OF petitions filed
with the council TO have these i'm
proyement made that. II is lmpossl-
BILE to attend TO all OF them this year
The city engineers report shows
that there are now contracted for
seven and one-half miles OF street
improvement, as follows;
Salem. Or, Aug. i6, 1909,
TO the Honorable Mayor and Com
mon Council;
Gentlemen; have In my poss-
essian petitions with instructions TO
make plans and specifications for
the Improvement OF the following
streets:
Commercial street from North
Mills crek to Columbia street.
Fifth street from Belmont to High
land avenue.
Currane street from Highland ave
nue. 10 city limits.
Seventeenth street from Asylum
avonne TO Garden Road.
Mission street from High street
to city limits,
Bush ctreet from Hlgh street To
city limits.
Wilson street from High street 20
city limits.
Meyers street from High street Ia
city limits
South Commercial street from
South Mil creek 20 Mission street.
Cherry avenue from Highland
avenue 60 city limits.
In view OF the fact that at the
present time We have more street
Improvements under way than can
possibly be completed this season
with the equipment nc hand, | would
suggest that the Improvement OF the
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-08-17
GLASGOW, SCOTLAND,
HAS A BIG FIRE
Iunlted Press Leased wire. ]

Glasgow, Aug IA disastrous
fire causing a loss of 81, 100000 Wis
tied this city today and for a time
threatened the destruction OF the en-.
tire business section before IL was
gotten under control.
Falling walls buried the fire head
quarters and a number of firemen
narrowly escaped with their lives.
Among the buildings destroyed was
public hall and lodging house
where 800 sleepers escaped in their
night clothes.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-08-17
...zy,1EgaiS' .
Health
YOU'LL BE SURPRISED TO SEK
HOW YOUNG YOU LOOK WHEN
YOUR HAIR IS RESTORED TO
IT'S NATURAL COI0R.

There's no excuse for unsiehlly gray or
faded hair. Il makes you look Old when
you're not--ii's unsighily and embarrassing.
Hays Hair Health will bring back the natu-
rsl color and beauty, and make your hair
bright. luxrrisni and full Of youthful vitality.
Stops dsndmf and falling out. Purely vess-
table and hamlea-nOt q dye.
ea AND soc. BOTTLES, AT DRUGGISTS.
Hays Hnrfinn Soap cures Eczema, red,
rough and chapped hands, and all skin diseases.
Keeps skin fno and soft, 7sc. druggista Send
7c. for free books, '.rbe Care Of the skin," "Ths
Care II the Hair"
PhiIo Hay spec. CO.. Newark. N. =.
]. c. PERRY
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-08-17
]. C. PERRY

age of the liberal provisions Of the
law, have extended their field OF OPP
erations beyond the limits originally
contemplated by the government, un-
til fishing boats have been put on
the high seas bordering the territory
of Alaska. As II is already known
to the American people, some of these
fishermen either through Ignorance
or with criminal intent. have occa-
sionally committed acts leading to in
ternational controversy and much Ill
feeling.
"It has now been learned that the
japanese government has revised its
fishing law in such way as to cut
out all aid from the national treas
ury to vessels engaged in hunting
seal and sea otters."
Nagi concluded his statement by
expressing the hope that the people OF
the United States will construe the
act as further evidence OF Japan's
good will for America.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-08-17
RevoIts at Cold Steel.

your only hope" said three doc
tors to Mrs. M. E. Fisher. OF Detroit,
Mich. suffering from severe rectal
trouble. ''lies in an operation. Then
used DR.. Kings New Life Pills. {"
she writes, "till wholly cured" They
prevent appendicities, cures consti-
patton, headache. 25c at J. @. Perry
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-08-17
what is Best for indigestion?

Mr.. A. Robinson, of Drumquin,
Ontario, has been troubled for years
with Indigestion. and recommended
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets as "the best medicine I ever
used" II troubled with indigestion
or constipation give them a trial.
They are easy to take and pleasant
in effect. Price, 25c. Samples free
at all good druggists.
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Real Estate Transfers.

w. A. Johnson and wife to c. w. J chrscn. n . A q sl1a.nlla of n 4 section 34. township Iv, range 2w. Consideration. $500.
 J.W. B. Robinson and wife to Geo. w. Johnson. Lot 4 In x ot Block 9, Oakland addition, city ct Clarendon. Consideration, $25o %.
 T. T. estsmin. N. l, Manning, their wives. $ . 1z oi section 90, township In. range 1w. Considera- ton. s4oo.oo
 R. C. L. Howard andvife to Brink ley Car Works & Mig. Co.,. Lot 1. 2 3 and 4. 6lcck 90. Consideration, Slooo.oo.
 H. A. Carter and vife to Joe Vance Lot and 2. n , corner oi Block A, city of Bsinkley. Coosiderations 54o5 Carrie Lee Johnson to William BeasIey. n . t4 Of D " section 32 township 2s. range lv. ccnsidcra- ton. 3soo:oo.
 P.W. Fort and wife to C. E, Eiemenvay and ZeIIa Hemenvay. ca Of s . 14 ssectiop 24.ln V I of ( A section 24. township An. range |2w. corslderstion, { ieo.oo.
 Ceosge T. updeefaff to j. ". Mathis. n 54 Of nN II section p. township Is. ranGe }w. Ccnsideva- ton, $40.
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TIE pecpIeof Brinkley do not real

THE pecpleof Brinkley do not real ize ip,.vE-t Is before them in the saJot real pss erity this good year of 1909. The new $loo.coo Piney Orange Canal. a hall mile east of the city. special bill for which was sigied by Gov. Donaehey la st week in iseH Is better than a gold mire Then the sewerage system for Brink ley which Is now assured is better than diamond mine. And the new union station which the Industrial League tells us is sure thing is bet ter lhan--well It's to be the best in all Eastern Arkansas. These are grounds sufficient for every man. woman and child to set busy taking prosperity. Come on nov with your sunshine ,slS
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WHEATLEY lTEa6s.


 NIT. Edmonds manager q nc q |the iaseest rice plantstions here. k occasionally seen on our stseets nov. We understand his family is living iu Brinkley. Judge s. F. Pronty and B N. Pin rod. of IoWa, have been here 2 fey dpys having thsir rice plantaiion sur. vsyed preparatory to putting h if |leyees and ditches. Judge Ftontj and associates arc booked to put ir about 7co acres cf rice this season. MT. E. N. Harod and Nils Nors ItWilhans were mxrtisd Satufday. They took Inc train for mo ssst. se. 'urnsps Npaday. Mi! Flsnsr. of Lamar i(o.; $ hess looking alter his lands md the rics bus!ness
 Good many strarsess afe to be ses'' daily en eur streets. Another hoael 'is naedsd here $ ono E hardly sllls ficsnt te isks care q IF psoplg. Work on ne nsx bank blllIdlas Il delayed temporarily for leck of Ilss tsrial.
 MI. Carlos. Inc vsIl man. wos hoe1 Sunday and Mondsy. lookiaR Sl5sr IT well buainsss.
 The Fps Realty compaay sopoat business picking up in their line. HI say there Is no more prairie lands t6 give away. The ssnior fpemtor V the firm Is nov 10 aichlsan IookipG after their intssesls.
 H. K. smith. City Roed coasnnls' sioner. is bulldire tbe etase te from ihe depot 10 >ovn II lass IT ' can get the natefiaI.
 Ths M. E NJ \. R I, Shss lnsuEs urated through tFaIn sa1slee tse's1 Kansas City ie Nev orIeans.
 All you hear on our strsets nov . ricc. sicc mills. paper miIls. 6lacasic power. electric lights. etc. So@e fellows suggested she idea sIat ws have ? b7Awevy. Didn't re vhy tlcs could not be converted insy bses. ~ course we will have to have n ice plant.
 Edgar Taylor. of Forrest City w1s over here one day last vosk getting in touch with tho jnsusance ani roal estate business. ie vasIihe Suest q our postmaster. c. E. ieiasnxay fis returned to Forrest City very nssieh interested sbcut tie rec bust6s1s:
 A. Boysen is putting lo miofe Ntl|1
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Pneumo Enlollient.

Affords quick relief In cases of Pncu- monia. and restores tho lungs to their nor nal condition.
 For Pleurisy. Bronchitis. La Grippe, Cough, Colds. Group, Hoarseness. Sore Throat, pain in the Chest or any part of the body. Pneumo will prove the remedy that has no equal. ltneither burns. blistcrs or causes any pain in lis use and can be used ou an infant. For external use only. At all druggists price 50 cents and $l.Oo or sent postpaid or recelpi of price. WEIL CHEMICAL MFG, Co.. Fine Bluff Ark. For sale by Douglass Drug Co.,. Brinkiey, Ars.
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< GUARANTEED cunE ron pInpLEs

Zemo, Q clean liquid Tor extefnal use, draws the germs and thnir toxins to the surface of the skin 6nd destroys them, leaving the skin clear and healthy Two to six bottles will cure my case Of pimrles and bIackheads
 For sale everywhere. Write for sam. ole. E. ". Rose Medicine O.. St. Louis
 For Sale al New Drug Srore.
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V. BR,Nxln Y has. in, the person of Hon. T. H. Jackson. one of tho best Mayors tn all Atkansas. He has given US clean, law abiding town and there is not man, woman or child who does not appreciate him for it. He Inaugurated' as'clean up day last year and tho~lfidustrial League should prevas on him to keep up the practice.
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Laundry NSSice

Beginning on McAaSy. March lst, I will begin soliciting laundry for the Little Rock Steam Lallndry. Their work tS 6lt known insBrinkiey as the best 6Ettin9 your | aundry basi- ness HIT Yours to please.
 Feb. Sam Cooke.
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? nc M blny St males ,s shizk q 2 is| 2 u A.nd.

fhs VI Y blpy Is males ,,s shi1k q ' Is 4 u hand
 Tom saoSds >psns sssssal days ss- csa(y vtzii5ne trIends h Memphis. ,kzk ''hsr vhy shesvas vssr'ne such ! Cd tsee.
 Jerty Wllllams and Tobe vaden went to Msrianaa Monday on business.
 Joe Smith. smpIovsd st Holwsll's Camp. visited hls family here Sunday.
 Miss Emma Han. q thss. city. vis- itsd Mrs. Pirkins oi cypsess Ridge. Sunday.
 Rev. Abernsshy, our Msthodlsi pas tor iot the coming ytar. preached an interesting sermon here on Wednesday night tast.
 Rev. w. \ cspshav m ln our town several days sscsqtly. < Mrs. R. c. 6oeard asss getting along nicely vlih her ssiloel n cypess RIdee. Atlendsnce islhot vsfy good though. on account oi so rany chIl- drsn living q dt1sanoe tsum the school house. also bod soads
 Mr md Aass. X. ., Dsshsso. oi cypsess RI16s. ssseadSd Sunday school Il thls place sunday News came ,c os ofathe sad deash 1 Iof win Free nephew U Ms. R. B. Names of this city. Yosne Frse va lkilled by the cyclone st Flahss. Ak, some few days aeo. He ms friends lat Monroe vnoss sylnpathy Is' extend a to the befesve dsones. Charles Cmmc has recently finish. d hIs resldsnte 5outhsast of town and Satsdsy moved his pretty vIfe and lltils daushser, Lorsse, t3 same Miss Lena Tusrenline. Sho has iol the psst lev months made her home with her aunt. klts. Pspper. of thi. ely. sstunsd to lessyIl llonday 10 M at hofneviih hef fSihsr md brother
 Miss Lena msde many vsrin tsiend' during her stay. sspectulIy II school Eyhere she seemed 10 U quilea isvor' ite among the students sswslI II xitt fthe teachsr Tom says school ha! Host aIIits charm nov. Uncle Wash cariss hss bsen quits sick for the past week. We ars glad to report that he $ lnucl, bate atprssent.
 Mrs Dora vvinkles. Of Palmer, vis' Iitsd friends at this place Saturday m Sunday.
 JACKSON K. RucKENDAsHEs.
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ABd(5r ADVERTISING feo. n
4B0}I 4 4DVEK7 757Nu==77sc..7Ez The Pera11lb,llating
 Showcase
Bv Herbert Kaufman.


 The newspaper is huge shop window, carried about the city and delivered daily into hundreds of thousands of homes, to be exam ;ned at the leisure of the reader. This shop window is unlike the actual plate glass show case only in one respec ct--it makes display or descriptions instead of articles
 You have often been impressed by the difference between the decorations of two window-trimmers each of whom employed the same materials for his work. The one drew your attention and held it by the grace and clcverness and art manifested in his display The other realized so little of the possibilities in the materials placed at his disposal that un- less some one called your attention to ms bunpling you would have gone on unconscious of its existence.
 An advertiser must know that he gets his resr1lts in accordance with the skill exercised in preparing his verbal displays. He must make people 5tob and pause. Hi, copy h0s to yt0Nd oAt.
 He must not only make show of things that are attractive to the eye but are attractive to the peoples needs as we'll
 The window-trimmer must not make the mistake of thinking that the showiest stocks are the most salable The advertiser must not make the mistake of thinking that the showicst words are the most clinching.
 Windows are too few in number to be used with indiscretion. The good merchant puts those goods back of his plate glass which nine people out of ten will want alter they have seen them.
 The good advertiser tells about goods which nine readers out of ten will buy Ii they can be convinced.
 Newspaper space itself is only the win- dow. just as the showcase is but frame tor merchandise pictures. A window on crowd ed street in the best neighborhood, where prosperous persons pass continually. IS more desirable than one in cheap, sparssly settled neiphborhood. An advertisement in news paper with the most readers and the most prosperous ones possesses great advantage over the same copy in medium circulating among persons who possess less means It would be foolish for shop to build its win- dows in the alleyway and just as much so to put its advertising into newspapers which are distributed among sallcy-dwellers.
 Copyright. Company chcagoo
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HOW 10 cuns sklM plsEAsrs.

The germs that cause skin diseases mutt be drawn to tho surface of thsnikin and destroyed.
 zEHO . clean liquid for extefnal use, will do this and will permanently cure every form of itching akin diseaoes <
 For sale everywhere WEite for samv ples E.W Rose Medicine O., 6t. Lo1ls.
 Fcr sale at New Drug Store.
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slrlilnsnts Brinkley PeO. pie.

lat st issue of "the Dry Goods lhe sadlng trade paper ot the
 is ,orld of America spoke in
 2n plImentary rnaunef Of the
 0age poster used by Henry
 10 zdvertise their recent \ .f. anassy clearing sale. vas x1itten ty Jake " Gns. M " ss(rs d man q the km and " evas sfnied by the Folsom 3tpsery. The pp Goodman among y her things ssid the poster was 1sensstIonai In make up and very at-+ rsctive.
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8saj. Gssknan, 3. $, '. ?. SPECIAL ATIEnIIon PlID TO oDsIEInI- eAl AnO oymEeoloeleil Moak. OFFICE: Rstss 2 aad }. nuDsy lIlg. T.
 Q. Dbet. afslDflcE: vssi sssiset g., -c. E faiss
 hesss. 'ptsss s7. llsufs 2 is ff;sa. n; T is 5 sad ! isg,p.a. Residence Phone "A
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F BYIEgE fne
Following is the Prosfam of Berrow presbytery Which Meets at Jones-
 boro, March l2-l4, 1902.
FRIDAY MORNING.

FRIDAY MORNING. IL A. M. Opening Sermon, Rev. Thos. E. McSpadden
 Recess till I'M. PPM. Organization of Presbytery. 2:3OP. M. General business. 3P.M. Report of Home NIission Con:- 4P.M Report of Temperance Com. < 4:3O P. M. General business
 Recess till 8 Q o'clock.
 FRIDAY EVENING Program of ': P:s:c: E. and s:S Work ....-......C Conducted By Moderator. Chorus by Choir. Scripture e,dins and Prayer. Rev. w. H. Maria Music by Male Qusrtette. Paper Relation of Y. F. S C. E. to the Church, ...... :. Mrs. Ida Hsynes Solo. Mise Pauline Miller. Reports of the Local NSoeietiea Duet, Miss Sallie WiIlisins and Thos. E. McSpadden Paper, Fruits of the Sundsy-school. Miss Winnie Brickell Music by Male Quartette. Report of Sabbath Schools. Ten minutes discussion on Y. P.sS. c. E. and & s. Work. Chorus by choir. Adjourn till Saturday morning at 6;30 o'clock. Benediction
 SATURDAY MORNING. e:3O AM Devotional exercise, by
 Dr. P. R. Barnes. 900 M General Businese 1000 A M Report of Committee on
 Ministerial Relief 1O3OA.M. Report of Committee cn
 Sabbath Observance HOO A. M Sermon by Rev. J. w.
 Hudibcrg
 Recess till 2 F. M zoo F. M. Report of Committee on
 Church Erection. 2:30 F. M. Report of Committee on
 Foreign Missions. 300 I'M. Report of Special Com ssN mittees. 400 PM. General Business.
 Recess tilF8 F. M 500 PM. Preachins|by R. s. Ellis.
 Adjournment of Presbytey. Let us come praying that sCod may abundantly bless this meeting of the - Rurrow Presbytery. and that He may make it the best and moot helpful one yet held.
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TsDeslr|

A WlscossI1 stunps q c,a bs
 cent' a-plscs
 labor rh, uI, With a tss.lssk
 to the ssul'lp
 to this hole equal I'm acids. m plusdppl1 thirty gsys' |w'lI bsa s.i.i and allaaad III soil as llsrlli writer 4ys kee| new land la her.
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 zERo steai sssS ssa'p. 1 zEso sss germ aad pse give th! hair the scap c,ou
 For alo eve pie, F. V. n
 For .ais
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HOLLY olloU

 Most ev.syuns week. Mrs. [ R parents t Fons, Bert slnalley Turner. sere vIII6s | day. the guests q Bruce ranks Blackton vIsltlp Mrs. D. p,..,I Douglas, Df Msu | Mrs. D. .''spafsnl lt Roberts. pr. F B. s,lsl
 have 2 nlse bsit tween (. " e. Johnson , . stDre T
 his drug s1's l 4. K. ESssr!s !! isnproveul'lits nl on spruce| ''ss | Tom Li.dssy II ' | Grove. yisled illsls u |A. Lindsey md lslnaf
 Fa,n!s Ablss nillliner buauss, h tls py Pr. sam,
 T. H. GdIhsy III j IA. M. railcad mz 5 ! Espection ovr the nd took inveAory 1 Gaffney det'slnInss h' must hustlelhs Alk , premium berd us 2 spection in ls's lS'l |Is making ! haId ! road on thishne. Mrs. LlIIan W'h' | Tfudia Canield a,1' and spent ons nlgAt ' ! |Mrs E. E. Tolfsf 2 |1axas to Hsa1a
 " and Nj |husne last Tus , |lhsy have bs io' sE,cse fer Mil
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Just tell them you saw t in the
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 toF e5 s e eergnsend [ astsoys 1thyskin. e es1nan $ n cr seAlp q
 or oale ever ri. S1e. '. ". Ros For ssle at Ns n
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i,III|I!!ll|

|ls not pretty Ds "! |ff's caused by x'i1 aceIdent. Bahtd1
 II reduce tis tI,e raIn. Th!s IF shsum atlsd sul Slds any 2
 y conve
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ARcus.
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MT Edmonds, manager of one cf tho lareest 5ics plantstions hefe. Is occasionally seen on our streets nov. We understand his family is living in Brinkley. s
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-09-04
NEWS OF MARION.
J. M. Pratt Assists in WfirIwind Edu
 cationaI Campaign.

Marion. September 3,-(SpeciaL)-J. M. Pratt member of the legislature from Pickens county. addressed the citizens oi East and North Perry this week on the subject of education, this being part of the 'whirlwind campaign for educa- tion now being carried out in the state. The first meeting was held at Ivey's s schoolhouse on Thursday.
 Prof. F. L. Powers, director of music at Judson college, has returned from a year spent in Germany. Mrs. Powers and daughter who accompanied him on this voyage, have also returned to Marion, and they will occupy one of the Judson's s cottages.
 Miss Mary Patrick daughter of Dr. and Mrs Robert G. Patrick of Judson college. has accepted position as teach CT in Chowan institute, Murfreesboro, N. C., and left Marion this week for a few days visit to relatives in South Caro- liza before assuming her position. Miss Patrick is one of Judson's most talented pupils, she holding diplomas from three departments of the college.
 l.. l.. Otwell, jeweler, who has made this his home for three years. has To- cated in Cullman and with his family will move to that place this week.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-09-04
FREIGHT CARS IN
 GREATER DEMAND

Chattanooga. September S.-(Special.)- Henry P. Edgar, manager of the Tennes- see Car association bureau, headquarters in this city, says that by the first day of October there will not be one idle freight car in the United States if the present rate of progress is maintained.
 There are, continued MT. Edgar, '2067,770 freight cars of all sorts in the United States. These are kept track of by the car service associations, which divide the territory into seven groups Ours is known as Group No. 5, and Florida and Mississippi There are 174,- 86 freight cars in this group. On March %. 1908, a little more than a year ago, 31.s15 of these stood idle and unused. Our returns dated August IS, 19o7 show that in the five states there are only S294 idle cars March 29 1908. there were HS eO5 cars idle out of the 100000 in all the states. August IS, 1909, there were only 159,424 not in daily use. For the period of two weeks ending August IS the number of idle cars was diminished by more than 49O0 nearly 50,0O0 cars called into service in 14 days. It has now been 14 days since the last report, and it is probable that the rates of diminution has been greater than during the previous fortnight. If this estimate Is correct there are today less than 10000 idle cars in all the United States, and not more than 10000 idle in the five states with Chattanooga as headquarters.'
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-09-04
AIbertviIIe Schools Open.

Albertville, September s.-(Special. J. The Agricultural and public schools both opened Monday with fiattering prospects. The attendance at both schools is spIen- did.
 Is as follows: J. B. Hobdy, president; :; L. J. Fowler, history; R. R. McCool. mathematics; S. R. Spencer. assistant in mathematics; Miss Amelia Kennedy, Eng fish and Latin Miss Alma Bishop, assist ant In English; Miss Helen Gordon, ex- precision; Miss George Brown, music.
 The faculty of the public school con ssts of the following teachers: E. T.. Cato, superintendent; assistants. Mrs. Mary Meigs, Mrs. W. R. Hanserd, Mrs. B. o. Moody. Mrs. P. F. Naples. Donie Pearson and Lillie Luther; Miss Edna Stewart, expression and music.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-09-04

Florence yesterday in the whirlwind edu cational campaign, was unable to fill his engagement and c. B. Glenn, assist ant superintendent of the Birmingham city schools was substituted as the speak CT al the North Wood Avenue Methodist church last evening. Owing to the mis- understanding the crowd was not large, but those present were much pleased with MT. Glenns address. R. T. Simp- son. Jr.. spoke following MT. Glenn. MT. Glenn left this morning, accompanied by City Superintendent J. B. Lockhart, for Rogersville and Lexington, where he will speak today
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-09-04
FOR RENT.

NORTHSIDE. 5 rooms. cottage, 9o5 Sd avenue, West End. rooms, cottage, 215 Elyton street, West End.
 rooms. cottage, 713 26th street. IS rooms, 2-story, 720 21st street. 6 rooms. 2-story. e24 2sth street
 FOR RENT-SOUTHSIDE. 6 rooms, cottage, 617 25th street. 6 rooms. cottage, 1909 Avenue "C." 5 rooms. 2-story, 251S Avenue ''E." ' rooms, 2-story 140s 10th avenue rooms, 2-story. 930 Bellevue avenue.
 FOR RENT OCTOBER l. Entire building 3OS and BIO North Fist street. Two stores. 1720 and 1722 3d avenue. J. H. HEINEkE R. E. & |. A. CO.,, Phones 45. 14 N 21st St-