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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1910-08-12
CITY COUNCIL
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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-05-29
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The Placid PEace
How They Do 1t
In Memphis

Memphis has prepared for the adjustment Of nearly all
grade crossings by ordinance providing for the
strcton of subways It is indeed the most mpor
tan and plan of the kind put into operation in
a southern city.
The railroads of Memphis affected by this plan
operating with the municipal authorities in wise and liberal
spirit, having agreed to bear ALL ITEMS OF EXPENSE
FOR THE PHYSICAL CHANGES except the paving Of
approaches in return which the city will take Of abu
ting damages They desire publicity and take pleasure
in naming them They are The Southern the Louisville
Nashville the St. Louis San Francisco and leased lines the
Iron Mountain Nashville Chattanooga ST. Louis and
the Union Railway. ~ 49,
We congratulate Memphis undertaking which will
add UNNECESSARILY the safety of life and limb within her
boundaries simplify her traffic conditions and make 1or ner
progress in other directions. -
And the railroads cannot be commended too highly for
showing in this practical how fully they recognize
their obligations to the city
The aMemphis agreement is great precedent ad
irabe basis for joint hereafter by cities and railroads
in the matter Of vaduc subway construction 1t has
assured place in municipal history.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-05-29
RYAN'S BARGAINS

S36G0-New Groom, 2-story house on a
well elevated lot fronts east, ~ blocks
of car line in the best residence portion
of Woodlawn; small cash payment. bal
ance monthly.
S1450-New broom house and hall, front
and back porches, fronting near car
line at West End; small cash payment,
balance easy.
$1500-5-room house, city water, electric
lights, near the new locomotive works
at North Birmingham; s1o0 cash, balance
like rent.
$14,5OG-993- acre farm on Coosa river, n
miles from Birmingham; $50 acres OF
fine bottom land in cultivation, balance
in timber; six houses on farm; has fine
cane pasture; four miles from small
town on railroad; farm easily worth
$40, GO.
s1250-42 acre farm, three miles from
Fall1vile, on good road; 4-room house;
good barn; land lies practically level
and most all in cultivation; half cash.
or would consider exchange for subur-
ban property.
We have some nice residence lots, well
located on car line; good prices and
terms.
Ryan Real Estate Company
302G Third Ave-, Bell Phone S35.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-05-29
FOR SALE

s2S0O-Elegant Groom cottage on
North Highlands; large lot. faces
south; convenient to car line; good
terms can be arranged for suitable
purchaser.
$1O00-One of the most beautiful ele-
waited lots on North Highlands, on
alley corner 50x100 feet. Easily worth
rs per cent more than asked.
$50OO-An exceedingly attractive cot
tage at Woodlawn, just half block
from two car lines on lot 50x127 feet;
street improvements are already
made and paid for; other modern
conveniences; excellent home for man
of moderate means.
1875 acres of excellent land on the War
rior river, 80 miles north of Bir-
mingham; so acres cleared and the
remainder timbered; has good g.
room house and barn; two wells. good
orchard, river runs through proper
ty; one mile from station with ex
cellent train service to and from city;
would make an attractive country
home for someone living in Birming
ham; can give possession January /,
1911; excellent terms of sale.
$12,000-One of the most beautiful and
attractive homes on Mountain ave-
nue.. the most desirable residence Sec
ton of the South Highlands; has s
rooms, 2 lovely baths. gas, electricity,
furnace and all other modern con-
veniences; lot 71x160 feet; faces
south.
$6600-Here is a business lot on Second
avenue that Is in the natural course
of Birmingham's business growth I;
35x140 feet; adjoining lot was pur-
chased recently at this figure; pros
poets for enhancement are excellent.
$11. 000-A lot 50x140 feet on Third ave-
nue. between oath and 25th streets;
property in this neighbour God Is ad-
vancing by leaps and bounds; this
property Is improved and rents for
$40 per month, which will take care
Of interest on investment while prop
erty is rapidly enhancing in value.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-05-29
FOR SALE.


ST, 5OO-5ox140, 5th avenue, east of 10th
street
S3oO0-Cfose-in 4th avenue corner.
81 OoO-Handsome new South Highlands
home.
ss5Oe-Good Northside corner, 100x100;
rents 500 monthly.
se50o-5th avenue near 18th street; rents
$40.
s6500-Thoroughiy modern corner resi-
dence; good terms.
s3150-North 18th street, new cottage,
about two blocks of car.
ss75C-25x14O: 9th avenue, between 25th and
2eth streets, improved.
s275O-A real bargain in a South nth
street corner; excellent white tenants,
paying $500; price reduced $1,000 to make
II sell Be quick.
S2750-Almost new North 18th street mod
ern cottage; liberal terms.
$195n-Beverly Place modern cottage
UNIMPROVED.
s65Do-Choice South Highlands lot, s2i1x
1SC.
$3.50 each. 50x200, for two beautiful Gray
mont Heights lots.
s5OO-Choice Hickory Grove lot, Talley
avenue
MCCONNELL & BRAXTON,
Real Estate Rentals, Insurance, Loans
21O7 Third Avenue, Phones 80.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-05-29
Think it Out For Yourself

by it-and that is, Roebuck Springs does offer the
opportunity to reduce living expenses very mater
tally without any sacrifice of CASTE the essential
conveniences and real pleasures of modern life.
The wisest thinkers are telling the master
problem of today is how to return to saner, less
extravagant style of living without having to give
up anything which proper and liberal conception
of life tells should not be surrendered Every
one of us must grapple with the problem sooner
later-perhaps it is up to you now! If SO, Roebuck
Springs will help you to solve it certainly as it
has helped those to whom we have referred
Roebuck Springs is the greatest seller in the
Birmingham District today because it APPEALS
TO REASON and conforms itself to the orderly pro-
cesses of thought.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-05-29

$1S,750-A lot 50x14O on Sd avenue be-
tween 18th and 18th streets; this
has been the most active property In
Birmingham in the last six months
and every indication is that it Will
continue to enhance rapidly. In adj
joining block property has recently
sold for double this amount; this lot
cannot remain at this figure long.
1t is too valuable.
81, 1904 large I'd avenue corner with
improvements, renting for SEQ a
month; this property is continually
enhancing in value and should prove
one of the best investments for the
money In Birmin CHAM.
$18,500-The price on one of the best
( Highland avenue homes has been re-
duced from 321 ,000Ato $4,000 in or
der that the owner can make a quick
sale; If you are interested in secur-
ing a fine. Groom. residence, with all
modern conveniences, permit US to
show you this house. 1t has every
thing that can be desired in home.
$s500-A modern S-room residence on
lot 75x160 on beautiful Cliff Road;
the most active of all high-class res
idence property in Birmingham the
lot alone Is easily worth $4,000 the
house was planned by one of thu
best architects in Birmingham and
was built for home.
SPECIAL.
f20,000-400x240 feet ~ block) with
bitulithic pavement on two sides
within one-half block of the most
beautiful homes in Norwood, and one
block from Norwood car line; sever
houses on this property renting for
1880 per year: this IL beautiful
property, and within easy walking
distance to town. Will be greatly en-.
HANGED By new 100000 develop.
ments of the Birmingham Realt,
company. Close enough to large in.
dustries employing great many mer
to make 1t desirable for the work.
Ing man.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-05-29
SOUTH HIGHLANDS.


$780, new Groom bungalows. tiled bath,
hardwood floors. furnace, ETC., one cor
ner 18th ave. South and Montgomery ST..
other 18th ave- south, alley corner, be-
tween Louise and Montgomery SITS.
Terms very easy
$780, new 5-room bungalows, same mod
ern improvements. located on 18th ave.
South, between the above two. Terms
very easy.
These are very attractive.
$s500-Modern. new 10-room home on cor
ner lot, near Highland ave-; hardwood
floors, baths, furnace, etc. Terms to
suit.
$s6oo-11-room home on Avenue H, be-
tween Goth and 22d SITS. cost present
owner $3.50. He needs the money.
$S7o0-I.ot s21hx170, southeast corner nth
ave. and goth st. The finest residence
lot near the Phoenix Club.
$S0oo-Lot 0ox1Sc, on Whitaker St. faces
east. The cheapest lot in the Country
Club district.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-05-29
The Place That Has Made Good

The already considerable and steadily growing
colony of people who have bought in Roebuck
Springs, and preparing to build and live there
are people who DO THEIR OWN THINKING.
In every instance, the decision 70 buy was
reached after careful investigation and mature de
liberation, and in each there individual
requirements to be satisfied In other words, each
sale was the result of SEPARATE ANALYSIS
of the merits of the property by that buyer, and
that means Roebuck Springs has been subjected to
virtually every test which keen intelligence and
rigorous scrutiny could apply, and has MET THEM
ALL
On one point however, all purchasers reached
the same conclusion and were powerfully influenced
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-05-29
Birmingham Realty co.
2II8 First Avenue
Real Estate For Sale

NORWOOD.
s5250-New Groom bungalow furnace, tiled
bath. hardwood floors. N. 18th st. and
10th ave. Easy terms
S5750-New 2-story Groom modern home.
N 26th ST. and 18th ave. Easy terms.
s6S00-Modern new 2-story S-room dwell
ing on N. 82d st. Lot 60x190. facing east.
$2760-Lot 60x190. S1st ST., between 18th and
18th ayes. Nice shade trees.
FAIRv1Ew.
Soo-Nice residence lot. 6ox1s2, facing
east. Block from car line
Sn0o-Nice broom cottage on hsEh lot. Sac
Ing south. Easy terms.
WEST END.
$3160-Good Groom homo on Tuscaloosa
ave. Lot 60x190 House cost $780,
UPTOWN.
$20,000-sd ave-. lot Dx140. between 18th
and nth SITS.
$5S00-Lot 60x240. on 6th ave. between 18th
and 18th sta., 12-room brick negro house
In rear, rents for $500 year. front un-
improved; by improving this will net
splendid percentages on the investment
The new era., 1910-12-15

The New Era for the home news.
The new era., 1910-12-15
Victory

We stand between the years, the past
and the future We have thanksgiving
in our hearts for the comradeship, the
opportunities, the achievements and the
triumphs cf the past. We have courage
for the future and for the year with all
its wonderful possibilities just now be-
fore us Let us go forward with patient
dauntless effort. with faith which is
but hope grown wise" and with love in
harmony with the unconquerable love
of God. We have our place on board
the grent 81 ip of the world Sometimes
we are tossed on the stormy, billowy sea
aud in the black. midnight darkness
great fears besct us! Again the spacious
armament glows with sunshine and
with cleaning stars. and we catch ra
diant visions of guidance and of inspira.
ton, of proriice and fulfillment! Thru
storm or through sunshine. the tide of
Gods omripotence is ever more bearing
the mighty ship onward. Over the en-
trance of the desired haven we are di
vinely destined to enter, are emblazoned
in living light. the heavenly. yet human
words Lope, Peace, Tfctory.
The new era., 1910-12-15
At Last! The Red-Headed
Girl Laughs Back!

Red hair has seemed always to be the
subject of unfeeling jokes-but why
very likely no one knows. Yet, despite
the jokers' prejudice there are few
things coming into higher recognition
for beauty than the red headed girl.
She is one of the questions of the day
from which there is no getting away,
any more than from the white horse. She
has ever been with U.S. and ever will be;
she hasa perfect right to exist and to
have all the belated homage that men
choose to pay her.
There is no longer any suppressing OF
the fact that women with red hair are
brighter and more ambitious than their
blond and brunette sisters and nave
p,ayed more important parts in the
worlds history. Helen of Troy, Joan OF
Arc, Elizabeth of England, Mary Stuart,
Anne of Austria, Empress Eugene and
MANY others had red hair, and did not
The new era., 1910-12-15
W. c. Z, U. COLUMN
Excerpts from the address Of the
President Of the National w. G. T.
u, Mrs. Lillian N. N. Stevens, given
at Baltimore, Nov. Il.
Prohibition

Adolphus Busch, the millionaire st.
Louis brewer, before starting not long
ago Oh an ocean voyage, gave as his
farewell message. Prohibition is the
meanest thing in the whole world" The
W. C. 7. U. gives as its every day mes
sage, Prohibition is the best weapon in
all the world, with which to fight the
legalized liquor traffic; prohibition state
and prohibition national. The reason
why the w. G. T. U. stands tor prohi-
bition is cogently expressed in the words
of Miss Wiliardl THE prohibition of
the liquor traffic is pledged by the nat
ural law of human brotherhood, by the
right of every man and woman to be all
that God meant to make Of them, and
by the right of every little child to be
sheltered from HARM"
Theoretically prohibition is right, 9TH
erwise the Ten Commandments should
not have been given and laws prohibit
ing murder, theft, forgery. lotteries, etc.
should nevor have been enacted. Prac.
tically prohibition is successful although
prohibition at its best can never be real
lied in any state, until all states have a
prohibitory law or until the United
States Government gives to prohibitory
territory just and adequate protection
from the invasion of the liquor fraterni-
ty.
The new era., 1910-12-15

You are cordially invited to send me
all the post cards you like.
R. GRIMES
The new era., 1910-12-15
STATIONERY PROPOSALS

Notice is hereby given that bids will
be received by the Board of County
Commissioners of Jackson County, Colo
for supplying for one year, commencing
with the list day of January, 1911. all
books. stationery, records, printing litho
graphing etc. which the County may
need during that period. Further par
ticulars will be given on request
The Board reserves the right to reject
any and all bids.
BOARD OF JACKSON COUNTY
COMMISSIONERS
The new era., 1910-12-15
MORE ROADS
AFTER COAL FIELD
IN ROUT COUNTY

blush for it, and none blushed for them
Whether or not much has been said in
reply to the quips against them, it is a
fact that red-haired women have an al
most unfailing fascination for men. and
red-haired old maids are almost un
known.
In New Zealand a red haired woman
is considered partner that will lead q
man to paradise.
The origin of red hair has been dis
cussed more or less by scientists, but
without attaining a conclusion any more
definite than that concerning the origin
of man The saxons and other North
ern tribes were flaxen-haired, while
those farther south were darA-haired
That red hair may have come of the
blending of these two is possible,
The color of the hair is usually con.
sidered indicative of the temperament or
nerve quality of the individual. Red
haired people are usually quick temper
ed and yet not more highly tempered
than the light haired, and hardly as
short grained and brittle as those Of ra-
win tresses. While red haired people
are inclined to flare up quickly they
rarely hold spite
For long time artists drew the line
at red hair, holding that it was not ar
tistic and could not be made to blend
with the color necessary to good por-
traits This notion has been most ef
ectually exploded by Henner, whose
red-haired women have become famous
the world over; and now SO great is the
demand for red haired models that they
command higher wages than any other
Thus the red haired girl. so long
laughed at. is getting the laugh back
and the red haired girls laugh. by the
way, is always particularly clear and
sweet. t.-Shreveport Times.
The new era., 1910-12-15
Walden Chatter

Jim Caudle was in town Tuesday.
Wash Aldsrdice was in town yester-
day.
Willis Briggs was a Walden visitor
yesterday.
The new floor in the hall is nearly
completed.
Cliff Rulings and Ray Ensign returned
to Walden Tuesday.
George Dean was over from Hebron
Saturday evening.
George Dean reported that the ther-
mometer registered 90 below zero at ten
minutes to eight at Hebron this morn.
ing.
Miss Kathrine Myers, Mrs. Alice Ish,
Mras1. 7. Shippey and Mrs. Eva Dawson
wished the school Wednesday afternoon
Husart Chedsey brought his wife to
Walden Tuesday so she could be near a
physician. She is staying at Henry
Riddles.
Andrew Norell also took prize with
his cattle at the Chicago Stock Show
He received first prize for 2 year old
Hereford feeders.
Mrs. Alice V. Ish and Miss Kathrine
Myers came down from Rand on the
stage Tuesday. Miss Myers came down
to take the teachers examination.
Horace MCGOWAN, who has been work
ing for Charley Riggen all fall, is now
clerking in the Ames Mercantile Cos
Store. Commenced work there Monday
Word comes from Idaho that Mrs. D.
F. Sudduth is dead. Her son and
daughter, Mr.. Neal Sudduth and Mrs.
Chas. Winscom were there at the time
of her death.
Andrew Norell was a Walden visitor
Tuesday and received, in his mail, from
the Chicago Stock Show, blue ribbon
and check of 500. as his prize which
his cattle took at the recent show,
Tuesday evening heavy falg envelop
ed the Park lasting till Wednesday
morning and after clearing away every
thing out of doors was covered with a
half an inch or more of frost.
Leslie Timbrel gave nice little card
party Friday night which was enjoyed
very much by all present and Leslie
showed him self to be a very able enter
tainer. A delightful time was had and
refreshments were served The guests
were: Miss Myrtle Dow, Miss Ethyl
Bourbon, Miss June Shippey. Roy Dow
and Chas Dow.
The new era., 1910-12-15
Railways Building t-e
Rich Mineral Depos-
its Across the
Range.
ELECTRIC LINE PLANNED
[. H. P. & P. Changes Route to
Cross Mountains at Elevation OF
9,170Feet.

Three railroads systems are racing to
get into the region west of the main
range on the line between Colorado and
Wyoming-the Burlington, the Union
Pacific and the Laramie. Hahn's Peak
& Pacific. An electric line, surveyed
and projected by Denver men, is about
to be built through the cOvited region,
where power is abundant. There is a
vailable not only AN abundance of pre-
cious metals, but the vast anthracite
coal fields of Routt county. There are
only three of these coal fields in Ameri-
ca but this one is undeveloped.
w, NJ. Ensign, locating engineer for
the Burlington railroad, has completed
a trip through Routt county and the ad
jacent section of Wyoming.
The Laramie, Hahn's Peak & Pacific
line, which intended TO continue south
west from Hebron, has changed its
course northwest so that it will strike a
pass over the main range north of Hahns
Peak, instead Of to the south, and will
cross the mountains at an elevation of
9,l7O feet and reach the Pacific slope on
the Wyoming side of the line. Engineers
for this line are in the field and grading
has been in progress during the summer
hnear Hebron, Colo, which is the point
Lf detection s-e-si
The Union Pacific engineers are at
work on the projected line from En-
campment, via Hahn's Peak and Deep
Creek to Steamboat Springs, and the
proposed route from Waumsetta to Craig
through Baggs and from there through
the bituminous coal fields on the east
side of the range to the prolific anthra-
cite beds on the west.
Significant of the value of the territory
that is commonly known as the anthra-
cite fields, is the fact that the Moffat
road has selected Hay den for its division
point The company recently purchas-
ed the J. w. Cawifield ranch at that
place to constitute the greater part OF
its proposed townsite and terminal facil
tiles.
DR.. Hewitt, father of Earl Hewitt Of
the Denver fire and police board, has
organized and is about TO put forward
an electric line up the Elk and Snake
river valleys for distance of twenty
seven miles, with the intention ultimate
ly to extend it twenty-five miles farther
into Wyoming This line will traverse
fertile lands on the east side of the
range and have very little grade. The
enterprise is supported by the Fowell
Copper Mining company, composed
largely of Massachusetts and Montreal
men.
= Within short time it is expected
jpat both the Union Pacific and the
burlington will begin work on their ex-
tensions and the Moffat line and the
Laramie, Hahn's Peak and Pacific will
follow closely on the trail to the empire
of riches. Denver Post.
The new era., 1910-12-15
CHRISTMAS EVE

There will be Christmas Tree at the
NJ. E. Church Saturday, d ecember "a.
A short AMI interesting program will
be rendered at the close of which treat
will be given to all the children.
A cordial invitation is extended to
everybody to be present.
The new era., 1910-12-15

He-"I certainly have cobwebs in my
brain" She-'Why don't you try a
vacuum cleaner?-Baltimore American.
The new era., 1910-12-15
BURNED
DOWN
Neal Sudduth's House on the
Canadian Destroyed by
Fire Last Week.

The ranch house of Neal Sudduth's
was destroyed by fire last week. How
the fire got started is still mystery.
VIM. Paxon, who is working for Mr..
Sudduth, went to town the day it bum
ed and he says that there was but very
little fire in the stove when he left.
The fire was first noticed by the peo-
at Al Marr's ranch who went over with
buckets to try and put it out. but by the
time they got there the roof was just
falling in, and the flames were clear be-
yond control.
The house was nice big two story
building and will be a big loss to Mr..
Sudduth. Nothing was saved that was
in the house.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-06-03
MARINE TIDiNGS.
By Kahuku Wireless.

:. :. TENYO MARU. AT SEA. 5 p.
m--l230 miles from Honolulu Wind
northwest, sea smooth.
:. :. NIPPON MARU, AT SEA, S p.
m.-NiIl arrive > p. m. (Friday).
|. :. TRANSPORT SHERMAN. AT
SEA, 5 ?. m.-WIl arrive a. nj. and
leave ) =. m.
:. :. SIERRA. AT SEA, 5 p. M
VIII arrive at a m.
o. S. 5. SIERRA. AT SEA, June >.
Arrive Honolulu a. m. (Friday).