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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-06-15
Consolidated Motor Car
Company Opens New Garage

The Consolidated Motor Car Co. has
equipped one of the best-appointed III
not the besO automobile establishments
in the south, comprising most modern
garage. salesrooms, repair shop and Of
fice, and formally opened for business
yesterday
The conveniences which their garage
and repair plant offer to the motorest of
this vicinity are unsurpassed, and they
particularly emphasize the reasonable
charges they make for both garage and
renair service. The garage. situated on
the main thoroughfare to. the Highlands.
Avenue and Twenty-nrst street. has
ample space for 20 cars. The entrance Is
wide. the equipment includes air tanks,
stationery washstands. concrete noors
and damp-proof walls Lockers are pro-
vided for the safe storage Of TOOLS robes
and extra equipment.
Tho Consolidated Motor Car Co. has
made an exhaustive study OF competing
motor cars, with the view of selecting the
ma chimes best suited to meet the require
ments, price, soundness of mechanical de-
sign, construction and workmanship of
the man who Is seeking the most intrinsic
tended investigation has been the selec-
ton of the Pullman and REQ automobiles,
and the Kelly "blower-cooled" trucks as
the best designed. most inteliigently and
carefully constructed cars at their prices
on the American market today.
The name pullman stands for luxury
and comfort, and the car II worthy Of
the name 1t Is a perfectly balanced car.
not alone in the mechanical design, but
In unity and harmony of construction and
materials. 1t Is not q car of special feat
ures but each feature of the machine
has been given the same careful study
and attention which is essential in the
production of what cln be termed a per-
fectly balanced motor car
The repair shop Is equipped with the
most improved and modern machines
needed in the properly fitted-up automo-
bile shop. and the most exacting car own
er can intrust us with any automobile
repair work with the confidence that 1t
will be executed as carefully and as In
tclligently as 1t would be In motor car
factory. Our general manager has had
long experience in large motor car manu-
featuring plant: therefore ne will not en-
gage any mechanic who is not a highly
skilled workman. We employ only OK
pert and skilled mechanics in our repair
shop.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-06-15
MEN
WORK IN HARMONY

Chattanooga, June 14.-In three
hours session today the National IraV-
elers' Protective association temporar-
ily disposed of the troublesome ques-
ton of embezzlement of funds of the
organization from the home office IN
St. Louis in 1908 and 1909.
The matter was settled by adoption
of both the majority and minority re-
ports submitted by the board OF direc-
tors. The understanding Is that 'ne
minority and their friends CONSIDERED
that the majority had not covered 'ne
whole ground, hence the fight to nave
the minority report come before the
convention. The majority members were
equally as positive that the minority
report was not full one.
whether or not the final action Will
show victory for the minority, the
action will not alter the PROCEDURE
taken to recover from the banking es-
ia blish ment involved certain sums. ms
matter was the only business taken
IN of the lengthy session, which was
begun at 10 a. M. and enoea 40"
minutes before ! o'clock.
A large portion of the session was
executive with the convention resoiveu
into a committee of the whole Inc
nress was not literally barred but inc
reporters were asked to respect the
wishes of the convention that the ex-
ecutiye session be not given detailed
report.
The president, p. H. OMeara asked
after the session, what the convention
wished to give out, stated the minority
and majority reports had been com
bined and adopted; that what promised
to be a very stormy meeting had turned
out smoothly
Mr.. Bruner of Kentucky, MI. Arm
strong of Pennsylvania, Mr.. Means OF
Alabama, and Mr.. Broyles OF Geor-
gia, made strong harmony speeches. MI.
OMeara apparently in calling the SEES
sion a smooth one, was. 1t is said, speak
ing in a comparative way of the bus
mess anticipated. was concurred In
other quarters. The session has been
stormy and the afternoon was taken
up In the presentation of reports or
officers and committees. Tonight the
delegates were entertained with a
number Of boxing matches at the Audi.
torium.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-06-15

London, June 14.-Edwin Weatherbe OF
New York won the Diana cup for lady
qualified hunters at the international
horse show today. His David Grey and
Kesuick took first and second honors re-
spectively in this class. Judge Moore OF
New York with High Roller and Hin
ecker captured first prize in the class for
pairs of harness horses not under l5.a
hands shown to a mail phaeton.
Lieut. +. B. Barrett of New York won
second honors with Artillery in the judg-
ing of officers charges. heavy weight.
The King. owned by Miss Lulu Long of
Kansas City, took third place in the
class for single harness horses, any age,
standing Is hands. Judge Moore won
first and third in the class for single
harness horses exceeding Is hands with
Robinhood and Wallcnstein. respectively,
second and third, The Keswick Hunt
clubs team, David Grey, Keswick and the
The Virginia, took first for qualified
hunters from one hunt.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-06-15
MOTORCYCLE RACES
Much Sport Promised This Afternoon at
the Fair Grounds

At called meeting of the Birmingham
Motorcycle club last evening the final de-
tails were arranged looking to the races
to be given this afternoon at 2:3o o'clock.
The weather permitting. the public will
see one of the best meets ever pulled off
here
There are large number of riders on
different makes of machine entered. and
the public will witness an exhibition of
speed as we'll as fun, for the slow race
promises some surprises.
The Boys Industrial school will furnish
music for the occasion, and large at
tendance is expected.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-06-15
Foreign Cars Enter

New York, June 14.-W. X. Vanderbilt,
Jr, president of the Motor Cup Holding
company, under whose auspices the great
prize race of the Automobile club OF
America is to be run this year. today an
nounced the receipt of three entries from
Italy and three from Germany. The Ital-
ians entered are Flats, to be driven re-
spectively by Ralph pePalma, Felio Ma
zarro and Louis Wagner. The German
cars entered are Benz cars to be driven
by George Robertson. Louis Henery and
Barney Oldheld.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-06-15
Hor.eman shoot. Farmer

Latonia. June 14.-A duel in which one
man used a F'lobert rifle and the other 4
shotgun resulted in the fatal wounding
Of Charles Demiens, a contractor and
farmer, here today. Albert Spears.
prominent horseman, who has several
thoroughbreds racing now at the Latonia
race track. fired the rife, while Demiens
opened the attack with the shotgun.
Spears gave himself up tonight to the
Covington authorities. The quarrel re-
suited over a contention as to whether
or not Spears could let out his horses on
a tract of land owned by Demiens Spears
was released on bail.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-06-15

New York, June 1.-THE directors of
the Coney' Island Jockey club today de-
cided to carry out the programme with
the same races and purses as had been
agreed. Legislation against booknaking
had caused doubts as to whether the
races would be run. The season will be
opened Friday, when the Suburban will
be run with the purse of $1,000 added.
The biggest purse of the season will be
for the Lawrence realization, with $4,000
added
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-06-15
CARL H. SEALS
Candidate for Mayor

He stands for five cent street car
fare within the city limits of Greater
Birmingham. A clean business ad-
ministration. Fair representation and
treatment to ALL
Elect him Mayor and he will fight
for what he stands for. He has the
nerve and there are no strings tied to
him.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-06-15
Golf at PhiIadeIphia

Philadelphia. June 14-Match. play. for
the Lynnewood Hall cup began today on
the golf links of the Huntington Valley
Country club at Noble. Pa. A large gal
lery followed G. s. Lyon, the Canadian
champion. Other players include w.
Travis of Garden City. Travis defeated
r. e. Tanson, Merton, up 5 to play.
Lyon, the Canadian champion, defeated
C. B. Buxton of Huntingdon Valley up
to play.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-06-15
Admission Wins second

Admission, June 14-(Special.) -Anniston
took the second of a series of three
games on the home grounds Tuesday aft
ernoon when Hamp Diapers Free Lances
defeated the Birmingham Young Mems
Christian association by score of to 5.
Score: R.H. e.
Y M G.. A. ........ 900 COL 1913 7 2
Free Lances .......... 900 DOB 10s-4 6 2
Batteries Zwald and Brown; Klein and
Faulkner. Struck out. Zwald 4, Klein l.
Double play, Allen to McDuff to, Allen.
Three-base hit, ,McDuff Two-base hits,
r, Allen and Waite.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-06-15

You've but to see the gar
ment and note the big reduc-
ton to appreciate this great
$3.50 suit for men and young
men.
Marley & Bauman Clio. Go.
1910 Sd Avenue.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-06-15

was forwarded today TO Senator Leroy
percy requesting him to cancel his date
to speak from the same platform and on
the same occasion with State Senator
Bilbo at the Lauderdale Springs picnic
Or July l.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-06-15

WANTED-12 high class lady
solicitors. Call at 203-04 Wood
ward bldg, between the hours
Of 8 and II o'clock a. M,
Wednesday.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-06-15
Papke Wins

Kansas City, June 14-Billy Papke to-
night knocked out AL Goodel in the Sec
ond round of what was to have been q
10 round bout.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-06-15

MOVED-This is to notify
my friends and patrons that I
have moved my ONCE to 203-M
Woodward building. Respect
fully, ], p. Haggard.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1910-01-13
A Suggestion

Now that the rating board has
under consideration the PROPOSE
ton Of re-adiustment Of the fire
rate, il seems timely that the
Commercial Club should get up a
petition praying them O. make it
equitable
Heretofore the large concerns
have had the advantage of "a .0W-
er rate than the small business
man and this has worked q great
hardship o1 those who felt Che
need If insurance but were baI-
red from it's protection through
excessive rates.
The unturuess of this can bee
readily seen and wlN Boz overcome
if the people wII only take hoid
of the matter at once.
You may depend that the larger
business h0Ises will try and pro-
tect themselves in the premises
and now IS the time t0 get busy
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1910-01-13
ACCOMMODATE A LARGE TERRITORY AS A STORGAE
House For Freight and Also Furnishes Another Good Agu
mentAs TO The Future Plans Of This Road
Regarding The Towns Future.

1t win be only q question Of
time until there will be a passen-
ger depot built by this company
and it TOO win be large Large
undertakings are the only kind
that are cJuntenauced in this
neck of The woods
After the road came into Lub-
book some people feared that it
would prove q Jonah Now that
they see so much substantial. de-
ve.ODment they are again in the
band wagon of the boosters.
There is no limit 90 the deEei-
0pment of the plains section
when once the bah is set In mo-
ton and even now some are talk
ing Of packing house for this
city.
One enterprise will follow am
other and they win come in a
hurry if those who are deeply in-
terested viii keep w the fight
The builders are in close touch
with the pulsing thr0b of life and
all hearts are beating high for
this town and country. Come TO
Lubbock.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1910-01-13

10 the conditions Of things and
they have found out that Lub-
book is q winner
A count of the roads that are
projected toward this burg make
It appear 0Ha. Lubbock VIII be q
railroad caHtar af no small im-
nartauce
There Is Ho reason why this
aul.a ro. He The case for there
is every udgcpmCUt here chat
railroads or other business enter
ursee could possibly want and
a.. that is needed is for the
people t0 keep up the fight
With the advent OF one more
road into this city the way viii
.a paved for the rest and they
tI.I gladly come without eNtran-
co inducements.
luIi for Lubbock. The people
who stand by tre town for the
next few months Hi.I wear dia-
monds 500 large that Ben Davis
apples viii look ike paw paws
by me side Of Them Keep dig.
Qing in.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1910-01-13

The large freight depot Of the
Santa E,e is completed and it is a
dandy Nothing like it has been
attempted before in west Texas
and it stands, q monument 20 the
gure glory of this section.
Shipments of freight can come
.1 now and they WiI. be taken
care of There is nothing about
the whole building toi1d'eate the
fulflImeut of the present dcvc.-
oDment but it brcathcs the air of
larger things 90 come
Any person with q grain of
versatility can readily grasp the
meaning of this large building.
Why should any one hesitate 10
make investments here2 From
every point of vantage one may
see the signs of the times leading
10 higher and bigger and better
things.
Many years ago men predicted
that this was q coming country.
Today those samem men are preach
ing 20 % the people that she has
come.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1910-01-13

college trained who were in a..
tendance upon the Institute, be-
ing holders OF life certificates
and normal diplomas.
The educational expansion of
this county has been keeping
step with the commercial eX-
pansion. The industrial and
commercial growth Is sure Of a
continuation and our cOnsutuen -
cy know the educational growth
must be- in harmony with this.
or we have an abnormal devel-
opment and not a symmetrical
one.
The Institute extends thanks
90 the pastors OF the town for
their instructive talks and untir-
.1g efforts iu making the lusti-
ute am intellectual. feast
We are also grateful Oh Dr.
Murphy .ar bis lecture oH Physi-
H.avg and Hygiene
Hon j. j U...ara for bis rng-
uE e.1Hswes and Uletiea.
treat
Io Miss Evelyn Word. for her
most excellent reading And
He WI.. hold deep ODD our hearts
and with fragrant memoir Mrs.
LII Earhart who opened the
doors of her beautiful home to
the teachers for a reception on
Wednesday evening of the week
of tho Institute From the hour
0f our arrival. we were wei
coined heartily and entertained
royalty with contests. conversa-
ton and dainty refreshments. IL
was a happy privilege 90 have
with us 0u the last day of the
Institute Prof Hughston and
wife and Miss Mae Murfee of
Tuiia Texas. Prof Hughston
and Miss Mae HIrfee ioinei En-
tHe dIs"tssi0u and cnIiyened our
H0r. greatly
u H,ku.rl
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1910-01-13

Despite the bad weather. the
last business meeting was a sue
cess and all reports proved much
Work accomplished boz the past
month This being the last busi-
ness meeting before the election
of officers for the coming year.
The President was instructed to
appoint a nominating committee
who should nominate officers lor
the election in February The
monthly dev0tiona. meeting OF
The society win be- held Iueday.
Jan 18th. AZ 3 O'Clock a- the
church All members requested
% attend. The following pro-
gram will be carried out:
Music
PRAYER
Bible Lesson. Acts %: 3O-3l
Sentence Prayer
Music
>Roll call. answer with some
I;rtsNesting fact of our thirteen
schools Ii.
"ORr ConNehuolal i"7''''
tions. \ IL. d.,
Selec1iohs lIoii 0Ni iio'''S W
letin. ..l,o.o mo
1T WIS hol you "no - ~ ao
but WIG oiose YOU ., alIu ~. s,ai;, 80;
pointed yOu - ~ ga anu .os.a;, oea' :,
,Aa, ~ - Father might grant yot
','ha,snever .aias you ask in my
nanao !" John 10: l6.
Whoh is appointed you 10 hons
u;ss;onary service. this gla'
New YefI, lslV' @ =, .nDo;,,od
For WI ~ ar s'U "P
Will w Ho'
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1910-01-13

While tWo young men. Dick
L0le.age and Bert Boyd were re-
turning home from a box supper
held at UImnitt Monday night
and when about one mile south of
town. were fired upon hg lr-
known parties Iu ambush The
Young men say chat as they were
riding along they heard t1e CONE
mand. hat bot before Jhcy
could rein uD their horses. they
were fired upon. then they uut
spurs t0 their horses and ran out
oft the fusilade off bullets which
followed Both horses were shot
but the boys escaped. One of the
horses staggered during the
shooting bat ran a mile before he
fell dead. The other horse re-
ceived a flesh wound i'm the hip.
Up t0 The time of going 90 press
no arrests have been made. but IL
Is understood that warrants have
been issued. The community is
greatly stirred over the unfortu-
nate affair. Hereford Brand.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1910-01-13

oh. Master. let me walk with
thee in lowIy paths Of service
free. tell me thy secret; help me
bear the strain of toll, the fret
of care. Teach me thy patience;
still with thee in closer, dearer
company; In work that keeps
faith sweet and strong, in trust,
that triumphs over wrong.
Press Supt.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1910-01-13
Report o teachers institute
Delayed

The IubbacF County Teachers
Institute convened Saturday
morning December 18Th. 1909 al
the public sch00. building and ir
spite OF the cold, q majority OF
the teachers Of the county were
present.
Judge McGee. County Judge.
called the meeting % order after
which devotional exercises were
conducted by Rev. Miller, pastor
Of the Baptist Church Judge
Geo. Y Bean. President Of the
School Board who had been
selected by thc program commit
tee 90 deliver thc welcome ad.
dress. seemed ina happy state
of mind and spoke for some umo
90 tGo ieIgrtu. those who heard
him. and maxim. Iac teachers
feH. or h.ua from tHr Hrs.
Prof. -UaH...r responded .. a
tHe' l.. a. tH. address 0' He.
come
The Institute chem perfected
ifs organization hg e.,cUng .ts
officers and proceeded at once [.
carry oIf che program
Judge Niece the presiding
officer addressed fhe Institute
for "a minutes upon the imp1r
tarca 0f the work outlined urg
iug urUmptucss. and inviting
freedom Of discussion OF al.
questions. he also spoke en-
couagIugIF of the improved
character of the w0ra done ln
rr rural schools during The
rf few years &c. expressed
hims.fl highly pleased to have
81. mar" teachers present GO the
urauuI session. and seemed es-
n.e.aur .rafIiel to note chat q
.. IH# present e-"
sisted .. .. OI .nuBgCabI,
ar. I.e impression is every
Wrer. prevalent tHat The teach
ing uer-uunc. 0f West Texas is
similar to tnat 0t the east Iu old
en times. This is am erroneous
conclusion
This Western country hgs been
settled hy an intellectual and
thrifty people. and they are
satisfied by the young teachers
only.
The consequence Is tnat Lub-
book County has a corps OF
teachers Of which any county
should be proud. Some of the
keenest and brightest intellect 30
be found anywhere. are engag-
ed in the educational progress Of
this section. Anyone doubling
TINS needed only TO have visited
the Institute held here in order
10 have his doubts dispelled.
Every teacher was thoroughly
alive 20 the facts Of his profess
sion and many shed light on the
: difficult points by the applica-
tion Of the theories Of modern
psychology.
Numbers Of the teachers are
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1910-01-13

AZ the Presbyterian parsonage.
Wednesday evening. January II.
Geo. l.. DeShazo was united in
marriage "a Miss Mary Lou Davis.
- Mr. DeShaz0 is a member o..
the firm of j. ". DeShazo a. Co.
and Is one Of our substantial busi.
ness men. Miss Dayisi is a daugh.
ter Of our fellow townsman. G..
l. Davis. and while she has beer
in the city but a short time she
has made many friends by her
modest and unassuming ways.
The Avalanche joins with their
many friends in wishing them a
long life Of peace. happiness and
prosperity.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1910-01-13
SENIOR LEAGUE PROGRAM
Leader Mrs O'Neal.

SENIOR LEAGUE PROGRAM
Leader Mrs O'Neal.
Opening Hymn 304 in Hymn
nal.
Prayer.
Scripture Lesson Acts p: IA
II; John 8: 43-47; Rev. l. 10;
! Samuel 3. 10.
Song.
Leaders address and short
addresses.
What are the characteristics
of the listening heart? Mrs.
Hardy
is prayer a.. one sided with noe
on do receive assurances iron
God2 Mr Cleveland
Song Selected.
Prayer i.. Che hearing ear
the understanding heart and the
Obedlent Will
League Beuediction
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1910-01-13
SUNDAY

SUNDAY
10 a. M. Bible School
II a. m. Sermon
T. +. Mckenzie
2.30 p. m. Program
By Sunbeams
$3.50 p. m. Program -
BY Juniors
1880 p. m. Peoples service
Preaching
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1910-01-13

We are in receipt Of q dollar
from W. n. Claxton Of Hale
Center. and authority 70 keep his
Avalanche coming right slong.
Tha-zs Mr.. Claxton.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1910-01-13

Read the announcement ad OF
George Albright, in this issue.
Mr.. Albright has been here too
long to need an introduction TO the
trade. and be thanks the people
for their liberal patronage 10 his
new venture.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1910-01-13

In this issue of the Avalanche
you will find the name Of Judge
ID. w. Pickett. for the office of
County Judge. Judge Pickett
is too well known TO the people
here, for this paper to try and
give him a boost. Suffice il 10
say that he is a gentleman Of the
first water. well qualified for the
place, and If elected, will make
an efficient officer.