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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-01-09

SOLICITORS-$75 salary weekly, $1,000 life
policy; $3.50 5-year dividends; $40 weekly
benefits; cost be daily; gilt-edge fra
ternal contracts. The Brotherhood, Box
S55. Denver, Col. 1-9-su- wed-2t
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-01-09

FOR RENT-Desirable parties wishing
one of the Cullom apartments should
make application at once as we are now
revising our waiting list; possession
can be given at once for one OF the
apartments owing to party leaving city.
Apply to w. B. Leedy & Co.. liz North
21st street. l-s-4t-su
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-01-09
WANTED--HEIP

s6000-Valuable corner 100x140, 18th avenue,
Highlands, with splendid Groom cot
tage; bargain; might consider south
Highlands home in exchange. 6S2 Brown
Mary
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-01-09

WANTED-Three clean-cut, aggressive
statesmen of good appearance and strong
and convincing takers, to call on best
class of retailers; such men can make
permanent connection with $4,000 to $4,000
annually; old established, highly rated
firm Dent 10 BOX 169 Chicago Ill
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-01-09

FOR RENT-Ground floor office space at
2120 First avenue: $40 per month. in
Guiding steam heat, lights, water and
janitor service; new and modern build
ing Turner R. Weakley, 120 1st ave-
nue.. 1-5-80t
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-01-09

FOR RENT-Store. 1S14 Third avenue,
suitable for millinery stationery, drugs,
confectionery, bakery or florist. Apply
at same address.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-01-09

WANTEDlTen experienced linemen. also
80 helpers, all white; woman bookkeeper
and typist lunch counter boy; white
cooks; white chambermaids. out CITY
openings. Room 626 Chamber Commerce
Bldg.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-01-09

TTTRNIsHED and unfurnished rooms for
rent. The Texas Flat, 15o21a 90 ave-
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-01-09

FOR RENT-One office or suit of two
In First National Bldg. Apply room 210.
LIFT
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-01-09
WANTED-AGENTS

WANTED-State agent for best visible
typewriter on market; for full partic-
uiars write to F. o. HUE. 4s Whitehall
street, Atlanta. List
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-01-09

statesmen calling on retail merchants
can make good money with our quick
selling pocket side line: &c per cent COM
mission; no charge for samples; state
line you handle. s. c. Conan, $50 Dear
horr, rtreet Chfca go.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-01-09

THE worlds greatest hand SOAP"
Bates Grit Soap, will clean the worst
soiled hands In one minutes time with
out injuring the skin, and leaves them
velvety; everyone everywhere" has
use for it; agents and dealers can
make big profits. Address, Howard M.
Bates, 1920 Paramount ave-, Phi1adel-
phia. 12-19-4t-su
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-01-09

FOR RENT-store on Morris avenue
Office or sample room In Potter build
ings. F. L. Demere. 1s171a LIST avenue.
Bell phone 1T79 1-4-14t
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-01-09

RATES-One cent q word day. no ad.
taken for less thnn 2bc for first inser-
ton. Cash must accompnny order.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-01-09

AGENTS-Wonderfu invention. Big
money selling Canchester Kerosene In
candescent Lamps; burn with or with
out mantle; times brighter than cleo
tricity, gas or acetylene, at one-tenth
cost; burner fits any lamp; saves rs
per cent oil; no trimming wicks, show
ing means selling. Beware OF imita-
tions. Outfit furnished. Canchester
Light Co., rs State street. Dept. Nv.
Chicago.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-01-09

$50 A MONTH salary and expenses to in
troduce stock and poultry powders;
steady work. The Grant Co., A-26,
Springfield, ILL.,
NEW 4-sieve strainer and mo Splash
sold agents only; sample free; send &c
stamp, cost of mailing; SIS profit daily.
Let us prove 1t. Seeds. 164 Duane St,
New York.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-01-09

CITY home, $500; lot and 7-room house
near Avenue F; easy walk of center;
terms for immediate sale only at $500.
B. r. Eborn, 632 Brown-Marx
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-01-09

WANTED-Two travelling statesmen, sal
airy SIS per week and travelling ex-
penses; freight paid on sales and no
charge for samples Los Angeles Cider
Co Atlanta, Ga.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-01-09

THE AvALON-Beautiful furnished
rooms; everything new; furnace heat;
electrict lights. bath and phone. SOB 2lst
street, corner 9th avenue. 1-S-tf
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-01-09

WANTED First-class salesman for Ala
bama territory to sell staple line on abb
solutely new and exceptional terms
one having successful speciality expert
ence preferred; attractive contract for
1910, containing liberal weekly advance
clause; references required. Miles F.
Bixler Co., Cleveland, Ohio.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-10-06

itiq, Die 9egriiBung mar beioerleits Ell
ne begeiiterte. llniere Mnitffapeue
maroe raid) aus oem 5dlafe berporge-
bolt uno lpielte Sic 6el1tide Mational-
bpmne, ebenio ml1roe ouf Ser O5eana
geipielt. Nad]oem Sic beioen &api=
time iid beariiBt uro iid} %peritanoigt
6atten, oampfte sic S5eana nod
Spibbergen meiter. IS mar Elm 81,
&er5en gebenoer Moment. 2infs bic
%pradjtpolc Mitterlladtionne, redyts
Die S5eana, meiter redts oas idone
lreibeis. Sd glaube, 0aB feiner ser
5beilnebmer oielen 10 berrliden Sag
lie pergelen miro. 0iele 8egegnr1ng
fano itutt unter Dem 1886 @rao
norolider @reite. Sd bin nl11 oieie
9foft ol1fgebliebel1, l,m NIT nod Ell
nigen an0eren @erren 26 Stul1oen
bintereinanoer bele Stl1noen SIT ba=
ben, bafiir batte id aber 0ienitag
Mbeno bon 10 l16r an bis Mittmo6
irii6 einen u1u11ter6rod)enen Sdlaf
bon IA Stru1oen, mo i} ul1d) nidt cine
Mil1ltte mab m1roe. @ier lit es gleid),
ob man bel Gag ooer bei 9ta6t ldlaft,
ga es mdbrcuo ser 0rei Mol1ate SS11ni,
ssl1li unro Ml1gult Sag lno Nad)t
gleid) bell iii.
(Tortiebung folgD
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-10-06

ferplab lit gcgen ole 0inbe po0ig &C.
lbitt. Gin 5teinfoblenlaaer lteigt
an perl9ieoenen Hun4en ser &iilte
slpilhen Sem Goalbai nno Dem Ao=
pentboi SIT Gage. 8oblen li1,o re'd>l1b
porbanoen lie liegen lo5ulagen talt Of
fen o., ober lie 5eriallen lebr ldynell
au Der freien 2uft. Die Mopentbl1d)t
miro lebr piel BON @enntbieren be-
ludt. Sic liegt inter Dem 1915
8rob norol. @reite, uno NOR bel met
l1er erlten Nolarfobrt Ser boblte
8unft. @dbreno uuf 5~pisbergen I'M
ssuIi uno Mlault sic Semperatur nl1r
ielten llnter Nl,ll @rao ~" INIT, Der
mag feline 9eidreiblng cine Mnidol1=
ing pun Ser intenliuen &alte oes leds-
monotliden @i1ters 81 geben. 6riid-
tc, 10 berihten 9olorreiienoe bierii6er,
muroen nit 9eilcn ~gelpalten. 9as
Sauerfro1t NOR 10 bort lpie Stein
l,no ml1Bte nit @refltangen bebo11=
belt meroen. 3l1der fonnte man mir
nit ser Sdge los befonumen. 9ut=
ter nno Sped Suallg man NIT Meilel
l;no @ammer. 6leiih par 10 bart mic
&ielellteine. "a tunu mal1 lid) ei1en
l!neei0twen @egriff bon ser minter=
liden &dltc madden. gepor mir sur
Aomrtboi tumen, pallirten mir ben
Gisiipro, Sen 9robten aQer Mee-
resipiilllngen Spisber9ens. Ser Sis
iioro hiloet 5ablreide 9ubtcn uno
Nnfnbrten. Sdon pegen oes Gls=
fjoros allein lpln1t es iid cine &eile
uaa Spibberaen ST unternebmen. Sic
GroBortigfeit Ser artiid)en Natltr III
oielem groben Seebeden, Die lmpo=
i%anten, CIR urd)t gebietenoen @let-
ider, sic lmuergleihlih ld)onen, milo
ron1antiideen lal1olduftliden Gcene=
rien, Die bns menlhlide Nltge IN Sic
lem e%ntlegel1elt @intel Ser GrOe SIT
ld9uuen befunuut, e1tlduoigen reid)=
lid fir Sic nit 9eihmertidfeiten per
hunoene Rcile oofin. Soften jebt
ielbit 111giinItige gisperbaltnilie Oie
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-10-06
@lm fatbolii1e Gltern
i6mlpfi6ti9er &in=
Der.

3um Sfulbeginn bri,1geu mir fa=
t6oliifen Gltern idu1lpflidtiger Slit
Ser in grinnerl1ng, mas ein Oelti6er
9il9of iiber sic Sdl1lfrage lagte. Sn
ieinem %oicsjdbrigen 6aitenbirtenbrief
qrBerte iid ser bodm'ite 9iidof bon
Gidltott (9opern) bieriiber mie folgt:
Sic Strife fat bon Seills Gbriitus
lelblt SEN Muftrag un0 ous &edt, Sic
8etau ften int @lal1bel1 51 unterri6te1t
uu0 s1 eil1e1n frornnel1 2eben an5l1-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-10-06

ltn0 ouf glal1bigeu 8ooen, einmiitbig
li11o in @abrlu1g Ser Rehte @ottcs,
Ser gltern uno ser STRIDE a,f sic &in=
Ser eelen. 0iele Nedte fins nur oonn
gelpabrt, menn in ser Shule DRIFT
lider @eilt un0 firflider ginfluB Ell
balten bleibt. v2allet Sic &inoer at
mir fommen," r1f It ser Collide 8doo=
goge, Ser meiieite @r5ieher, 11nier
@err un6 @eilono Seius Gbriftl,s III
Sic Sdllle binein. Gbrilti @eiit mub
im ltnterridt ser Sdn1le iein, lpie
Gbrilti 8ito i'm 2ebr5immer oes
Sdl1lgeboltoes iiber Sem 2ebrltubf Dor
SEN Nugen ser &inoer mgebradt it,"
Ml1s Sem @el ogtcn gebt flar fer
Dor, ooB fatboliide &in0er in hriit=
lide fatbolilde) Shulen geboren
un0 %feinesmegs in nclttrolc o0er reli=
gionsloie Sdarlen, uno %ferner, bab
Sic Stride eit s(nrett allf sic &inoer
un0 lomit mtf oeren gr5iebung bot.
&atgolilde glterl, meld1e fire idpul-
pfli6tigen &inoer iu religionslole
Sdu1len lel1oen, an tatt in Aie Efarr-
idulen, periiinoigen iih lomit idtper
gegen Bott, Ser ei11ltens Sic Seelen
ibrer &inoer bon i6nen foroern miro.
@ir borten oieler Gage elnen Yrle=
iter iagen, oab int Gerbaltnib our
Seelen5abl ieiner @emeinoe mebr
&inoer Sic betreffenoe Ffarridule BE,
Iuden miiBten. 0ies Benefit, oaB es
INNER nod fatboIiide @ltern gibt,
Ste lire &inoer in sic Subtle SCHOOLS
ienoe1, obgleid iie i'm @emiHen Der
pflidtet iin0, ibten 8inoern cine
mobrboft religioie (driitlid+fatboli-
lde) Gr5iebung a%ngeoeiben 51 loiien.
Webe lolden @ltern!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-10-06

gefabrung Ser meiter noroli6 gele-
genen aiiite 5pibbergen mm0glid)
MAIDEN, 10 miro Ser Mnhlid oes gis-
fioros oaein geuiigen, INN ieoen Hos
lartnuriiten 5llr bod)iten @egeiiterrng
SIT ent flamen.
@ir boben allo bel Scr Mouentmi
Mbenos ~ l1br angelegt, Sos &ob-
lenbergmerf beiid)tigt uno fobren nl,l1
gegen IL llDr mciter nab Green
9arbourbai, 100 mir gegen 81
llbr uod)ts lonoen lollen. Mlles an
9oro Meibt auf Inn in ser 9arbor-
boi Sic @olfiihe ST. lebe't.
Sd ldrieb bier Sonntag nadt |
llbr al1 0ed bei uoaer Sogesbelle uno
tei 5 @roo u. @ir langten nlr1 se=
gen 315 l1br nadts in ser @urbol>r=
boi an, lofort ml1roe ol1sgebotet nno
mir bclaben ms Sic @alfilh=Srans-
iieoerei. Nlrn ging es nod 5 l(br
meiter, INNER bober big 5l1n1 emf :
gen Gle. SITES lit poller Span-
nl,l1g, man fam jeoem sic Mufregung
al1 @elidt ableben, ser 10 mihtige
Monlent lit ga, 1877 llbr Mbenos,
uno mir ltebel1 Dor oen emigen elle
sO.O5 @roo n0rolid)er @reite, no nod
fem Sdiff ourdMeoru1ge1 lit, Dor
Sent lie ollc @olt MAIDEN milllen. @ier
periagt ieoe menidlide Mad)t. Ia6ei
ldneit es nod) ltarf. Gin &onul1el1=
idp1B tiinoet an, oaB mir oos 3iel CT
reidt baben, l1no ein mciterer Sdl1B
seigt an, baB Sic Sbullu Sen Nitf-
meg otttritt. 60 lit ul1d) oieier err
greifenoe Monnent purbet. Gin BRET
fod]es @urrob Dem lfneioigen &pm=
n%1anoanten llto rildlparts gebt es sur
Girgo= 9oi /, au6 Ml1oreas @ed=
monl1=Stotion gelmlu1t; oiel elbe liegt
ul1ter 79.43 @roo norOl. 8reite, no
mir tth l16r slbenos unlungte11.
Mieoerl1n n1roe alsge6utet uno mir
iafel1 MN mebnriltbigen @er5ens Sic
Mnorec- Stattpn. @trflih,
elm erbubener Mon1ent. Ser Mnoree=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-10-06

oeoenfitein, iomic iein 6al,s, ebenlo
oie @eamam 8allon-Sale, alles mar
nod lebr gut erbalten. @leid beim
Vetretel1 bes 8ooells ia6en mir eil1en
tooten Holarblu1b, rod bon ser por=
iabrigen Mellnann=9 ullonfabrt, tic
gen. Ser @llno lag ga, ais melln CT
crit aeitern frepiert iei> uno ood bat
te ocrielbe idon Elm Sabr sort gele-
gen. IS lit oics ei11 3eider. oab
in Der Eolargegeno nidts uermeien
folm. gbenio iaben mir in oem @el=
mann @aus nod Butter l1n0 lonltige
GBmaoren licgen> meld)es Mqes nod
gut uno 1T irildern 3uitanoe mar.
IS mad)te allf inns alle Sen ginorlld,
uls menn @elmann etlpas le6r plDb=
lid sic Station p%erlaiicn bate. Sn
ser @aqonbane lagen nod einige 5a=
fc nit 8allait gefiint. Sd nabm mir
gum M11oenfen einen Saf nit, llu=
tiirlid lieB id) Sic Steine sort lie
gen. 3agegen fano id in Ser Sir
goboi lebr ld0ne leltene Steinc, TO-
ooB id sic 9ai iteirreid) perlalien
babe.
Morgens 1 ltbr gi1gs lpeiter lll1
Mormeaen 5lt1n Norofap. Sd 6egab
MIDI gegcn 5 ltbr morge1s sur g}u=
be u1o mad)te crit gegel1 6 l(br abenos
ollf. Man meiB bier nid)t, Of Ina1 bei
Gage ODER BET 9ead)t id'laft, ga eS ia
log uno Asadt gleid bea lit. 1ieier
oenflpitroige Gage lollte uber nidt 10
ercigniBlos porbei gebel1. IS NOR
5u oieier Sabres5eit in 0ieier@reite Sic
lebte Mitterl1adtlonne l1no oQe parc1
.gelpunnt, pb mir ar6 gntes @etter
buben miir0e11. Ia aber biSber imner
gutes Metter gelpei elt, 10 iollten mir es
bel1te abe11o mieoer baben, l,no fonntel1
inns elmer l111pergleidlid id0nen Mit=
ter11adtlolne erf relten. Hlobll6
6eiBt es, Sic S5eona Ser @apag,
e~benfolls Elm Holaribtft lit in Sidt,
uno noh fl1r5er 9aller paren mir
5%l1lammer. 9et0e Sdiffe itan0e11
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-10-06

boltelr, lie fir oos erpige 2eber 81 er=
5ieben. Sic bot alio nidt Bios oos
&edt, in Ser Shule Sen Heligionsl1n-
terriht SIT ertbetlen, lon0er11 SIT lor=
gen unb 51 mo6elt, ooB Ser gan5e I'm
terridt in ser Sdl1le pom driitliden
geilte getrage11 lit, 0aB in ser Sdl1le
enter fatbolild)en @emein0e ser 9ol1d)
bes fotbolilden @lal,bens mebt, Sen
Sic &inoer befemen, noh Sem lie le=
ben miiiien. Die Stride m1B 0arl1l1
al1f con- feiiionelle Sdulen 0ringcn l1no
Sic Grboltung oerielben %perlangen,
neil nl1r in ibnel1 cine mo6r6oft reli=
giole gr5ieb1tng ermoglidt tit. Sic
m11B al1d perlanaen uno 5mor ol1i
.@runo g0ttliden 93edtes, BOB i6r Die
Mitoufiidt ln1o iener mirfiome Gin=
fluB ouf sic ga115e Sdule gemdbrt
bleibe, moourd Ste gr6altung Oes
briitlidelt @eiites int galsen Sdu1lz
betrieb gemabrleiitet miro.
@ir babel1, @ott JET 1onf, Drift
lide Sdltlen, ltno gliiflid sic @e=
n1ei11oen, melde 2ebrer beitben, sic if
re bobe Nufgabe, &in0er GIT unterrid=
ten un0 SIT er5ieben, glau6ig eriailen,
Sic ser gal15en @enreinoe ol1rh ibrelt
@anoel ooranleudten, Sic onrd ibren
gifer int &irdenbe iudL ibr Gerbalte11
beim @ottesoienite n1b lift @rideinen
am Glide beS @errn erbo1er u1o
gorbil0er lin0. @ie traurig iiebt
es in 8e5ug auf Sic Sdule i'm nett
liden Nadbarlato (Sranfrei@ aus!
Sort fiibrt man einen &f gegen
Sic driitlide 5dl1le; Sic 5einoe Ser
Stride un0 Set &eligion perbanneu
allies &eligioie aus oem l1nterridte
ser Sugeno. Mls trnurige 5olge
bal1ft iid Sic GAIL ser iugenoliden
gerbreden in idredenerregenoer 8ei=
lie. 2ei0er baden iid audi BEL uns i'm
meiteren un0 engeren Gaterlanoe
ielblt in einigen 0ffentliden
geriommlungen, Stimmen gelteno &C.
madt, sic bon einem @tnfluB ser Sir
die ol1f Sic 5dule nidts mebr tpilien
monen un6 ourd 2el1gnltng geoffen-
barter @abrbeiten ser religionsloien
3utreiben. Golden 8eltrebun-
gen gegeniiber lit es notbig, 6oB aae,
ste es INIT ser &inoermelt gut meinen
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-10-06
Sin g%ener0ier nnb mobltbGtiger
Nenih.

SD modte, SOB aae Inn oas @ute
miiBten 0us i6 ourd SIR Gelep5
Mieren=Mittel er5ielte," Iagt S. %.
Gegan, 5armer, 500. Seine Nieren
uno 9laie peruriadten linn 70 gro
ben Sdnter5, @leno uno Elage, 6ab er
meoer orbetten nod idylafen fonnte.
@r iagt, ooB 5olep's Nierenmittel ibn
pol ltdnoig furirte. Molitors Mpo=
tbefe, ct. Glouo.
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1910-09-22
SAFETY LIES IN FLEET.
Rear Admiral Evans Wants Ships for
the Pacific Coast.

Portland, Ore.-At the first ban
quet of the newly organized Portland
Press club, on Sunday, Rear Admiral
Robley ID. Evans, u. S. NJ, retired,
made the following plea for fleet
for the Pacific coast
Il like this beautiful country of
yours; like your farms and your
cities and all that, but whenever look
out over the Pacific ocean l see what
you want, and / want you men-you
newspaper men--to see 1t from the
right standpoint; you need sixteen
battleships stationed on this coast,
with all the cruisers, torpedo boats,
ammunition boats and GOLFERS that
are necessary to go with them. That
is the only way that you people of
the Pacific coast can go to bed and
rest easy, rest care-free of the great
PERIL won't say yellow peril, but
green peril or any other peril, so as
to be impartial"
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1910-09-22
A Modern Epoch Arden.

San Jose, Cal.-Receiving word
from his father-in-law in the east that
his wife and child were dead and be-
ing implored to send money to defray
their funeral expenses, Richard c.
Waits twenty-five years ago gave up
hope of ever seeing them again and
married in 1901 at Sacramento. He
now has a family of eight children.
These facts came to light in suit
heard here Saturday in which Mrs.
Mary Reece Waits, alleging she is the
first wife, claims maintenance. Waits
is town marshal and substantial cit.
izen of Mountainview.
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1910-09-22
Chicago Second City in Nation.

Washington.-The population of
Chicago is 2,1S5,2S3, an increase of
4S6,7OS, or 2S.7 per cent, as compared
with 1,69S,575 in 1900. This announce
ment gives Chicago rank in popula.
ton as the second city Of the United
States and the fourth in the world
Chicago has almost doubled its popu.
lation since 1890, when the figures
were 1,699,S50 It's greatest growth
during that period was between 1890
and 1900, when there was an increase
of 54.4 per cent.
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1910-09-22
CHECKS INSURGENCY
SPEAKER cANNoN's COURSE EN-
poRsEp BY VOTERS AT THE
ILLINOIS PRIMARIES.
The Proeressives Were Victorious IN
Three Out Of Twenty-Five Congress
sionsI Districts.-5outell, Stand
Patter, Defeated.

Insurgents were victorious
in three out of twenty-five congress
sional districts of Illinois in the prl'
mary election Friday.
Henry S. Boutell, stand-patter Re'
publican, who has represented the
ninth. a Chicago district in congress
for twelve years, was defeated by
Frederick II. Gansbergen, who con-
Quoted his campaign on an out ana
out insurgent platform. Gansbergen
was supported by the regular Repub'
lican organization.
In the eleventh district Colonel Ira
C. Copley, the first man in Illinois 10
come out as an insurgent candidate,
won the Republican nomination over
George w. Conn, who classed himself
as a progressive conservative. TINS
seat now is occupied by Howard NJ.
Snapp, a stand-patter
John C. Mckenzie secured the Re
publican nomination in the thirteenth
district, after a spirited contest with
Reuben r. Tiffany. Both Mckenzie
and Tiffany denied affiliation with the
stand-patters, Mckenzie making his
campaign as a progressive, while TIT
fanny exhibited slightly more radical
views an called himself an insurgent.
Speaker Joseph G. Cannon was re-
nominated in the eighteenth district
by a majority close to 5000. He was
opposed by Henry B. Downs, an insur'
gent of his own city.
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FOR STATEWIDE PROHIBITION
Utah Democrats Go Upon Record, r
State Convention, as Being OPP
posed to the Saloon.

Provo, Utah.-After fight of three
hours, the Democratic state conven-
ton, in session here on Thursday, de-
clared in favor of state wide prohibit
ton. An attempt to write into the
platform a provision for submitting
the liquor question to vote of the
people failed by decisive vote.
Besides declaring for statewide pro-
hibition, the platform adopted favors
the exclusion of coolie labor and
workingmen's compensation act. Di-
rect primary law. and election of
United States senators by the vote of
the people. The initiative, referen.
dam and recall. Limitation of cam
paign expenses and publication of
same. Commission form of govern
ment for cities. Conservation of the
natural resources of the state Tariff
commission to settle the tariff ques-
ton
incidentally, Ferdinand Erickson,
mayor of Mt. Pleasant, and former
judge in the Seventh district, was
nominated for congress, and C. C..
Richards, prominent old line Demo
crat of Ogden, who has held many
public offices, was named as the Dem.
ocratic candidate for the supreme
bench
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Murdered Father and Uncle.

Arkansas City. Kan.-Ebby Shep.
pard, the 16-year-old daughter og j. w.
lor Sheppard, was murdered at their
home in Newkirk, Okla, Friday, con.
fessed to County Attorney Burns and
Sheriff RAIDER that she killed the two
men. She declares the cause of the
crime was that the men whipped her.
cured the axe with which the crime
was committed and gave it to the Of
ficers. The girl has always been con-
sidered feeble minded.
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BALLINGER WILL NOT RESIGN
As Long as the President Is Satisfied
He VIII Not Consult Wishes of
Cabinet Members.

Boise, Enthusiastically OF the In
terror R. A. Ballnger on Sunday af.
ternoon fatty denied the report re.
Gently sent out from Washington, and
supposedly based on an authoritative
source, to the effect that he was has
tening to the national capital to at.
tend meeting of the cabinet Septem-
Der 26, and on three days ensuing
when he would put 1t up straight to
his Republican colleagues to either
sustain him or turn him down, and
that he had determined in the event
of being sustained by the other mem
bers of the cabinet to remain in of.
flee regardless of any pressure that
might be brought to bear to force his
resignation, but that if the heads of
the other departments repudiated him,
he would resign instanter, accepting
Ing the report of the congressional in.
vestigating committee.
Secretary Ballinger said; what I
have said before along that line still
stands. I will not resign as long as 1
am sustained by the president.
can't see what connection the other
members of the cabinet can have in
this matter. Certainly I have never
made any such suggestions, and ! am
ignorant of such suggestion having
been made by any other member OF
the cabinet, if such suggestion has
been made, which / am wholly disin-
clined to believe"
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American Mules Wanted in Africa.

Washington and donkeys
are in demand in South Africa, ac-
cording to George l.. Foster, Ameri-
can vice consul general at Cape Town.
who, in report to the department of
commerce and labor, gives as a reason
therefor the spread of east coast fever
among cattle and the consequent de-
struction of transportation and farm
North American mules are most suit.
able for the work in South Africa.
AS much as 5000 pair can be OBJ
tanned for good mules.
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ARE THOROUGHLY REGULAR.
Wyoming Republicans Endorse Taft
and Place Ticket in Field.

Rawlins, Wyo-Presiden Taft's ad-
ministration, Secretary Ballinger's
conduct in office and the Payne-Al.
drich tariff bill were Endorsed by the
state Republican convention in SEES
sion here on Thursday United States
Senator Francis f. Warren was chair.
man of the convention.
Attorney General w. E. Mullen of
Sheridan, Wyo, was nominated for
governor. Other nominations were as
follows: Justice supreme court
Chief Justice c. n. Potter (renomi-
nated. Secretary of State-William
r. Schmitzer (renominated) Auditor
Robert B. Forsythe. Treasurer
John T. Baird. Superintendent of
Public Instruction-A. D. Cook.