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The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-03-01
NEWS OF CULLMAN
Senatorial Race to He Lively-ROsson
 Announces Candidacy

Cullman, February S.-(Special.)- Third senatorial district has now in the field three candidates, George H. Parker and Col. F. E. St. John of Cullman, and Andrew Jackson Reilley of Blount coun- ty. Today 1t is stated that J. J. Banton of Winston county will also be a cand- date.
 executive committee for .letting down the bars has had no effect in forcing a re- consideration of the question, Chairman s. J. Griffin announcing that he would not reconvene the committee, as he felt the hope of the party was In the charity and latitude allowed.
 The office of sheriff seems to have the larger share of wooers. There are now six prominent gentlemen as candidates, namely: Arthur Glasscock, Will c. Boub, J. L. Burch. M. c. Blackmon. c. w. Bryce and D. A. McClain.
 J. R. Rosson, editor of the Democrat, has announced for the legislature in op- position to Attorney A. A. Griffith.
 For some reason the Cullman Coal Sld Coke company has ordered the cessat ation of the construction of its new railroad. All contractors are to leave March 12 in- definitely. The Louisville and Nashville railroad put it's construction crews to laying rails only last week. As reported, this road has been incorporated as a pri- vate road, and 1t Is asserted that Presi- dent M H. Smith is interested in the road.
 Mrs. Bob Baker of Nebo. Ky, is the guest of friends here and at Hanceville this week.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-03-01

New York. February 2s.-(Speclai.)-l eyes of the nation politically are on New york right now and the political situation in the Empire State is well worthy oi 'n' nations attention.
 If is no secret that the republican party bv reason of Governor Hughes indepeno- ence of the machine. the Allds-Conser scandals, and the hints that more or greater scandals involving big men are vet to come, is more thoroughly demorai- ized than it has been since Grover Cleve- land beat Judge Folger by nearly 2oc'Oo majority.
 The fight between Murphy and Corners, which culminated Thursday, indicated that the democratic party was in little batter shape, but a statement was made to me today by a man high in Tammany which indicates that the democrats may after all be in a position to take advan- taee of the demoralization in the repub- lican unks. It is in effect that Tam many Learer Charles F. Murphy, having succeeded in eliminating State Chairman William J. Connors from the situation, has made up his mind to follow the ex- ample of Richard Croker, quit politics and become county squire. thus clear ing the way for entirely new leadership, by state and city, which has not aroused antagonism and which can bring to- gether all the warning factions of the party for the approaching state election.
 MT. Murphy, said my informant, 'ls tired of uolitice He has heen at,ised ana villified worse. perhaps. than any man
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-03-01
.erhe Fatal Weddinx''

A strong cast of characters, with Will liam Marble as the leading man and Janet Allyn as leading lady. is presented this week at the BiJou in the popular melodrama, 'The Fatal Wedding A large and appreciative audience greeted the first performance last night.
 Blanche Hazelton carries out an admir- able part as 'villianess' of the worst type. Contrasting with her is the inno- cent and winsome part of the child, 'Jes- sie,'' which Is acted by Anne Bronough Richard T. Love makes an admirable Frenchman and keeps the audience in an uproar during his little stunts.
 The plot is that cruel. heartless wom- an of the world attempts to separate a faithful husband and loving wife. She succeeds in doing so. The divorced wife is cast from her husbands home and goes to live in the slums to eke out a small living by her own hands for the support of herself and two children. The children are discovered by the father and taken to their former home. A grand climax Is reached in the last act when, as the husband is about to wed the wom- an who has separated him from his wife, his little girl, Jessie, rushes into the church with her mother and letter that proves to the husband the innocence of his wife, and the family is united. R. S.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-03-01
CITY MARSHAL DIES
L. D. Melch Dies at Home at Alex
 ander City

Alexander City, February B.-(Special.) ) At o'clock this morning. after suffering only about two hours from sudden at- tack of neuralgia of the heart, l.. D. Welch died at his home on Colvin street. He was a seeming picture of robust health yesterday, had been strictly temperate all his life, and the death comes to every body as a great shock.
 He leaves young wife and three small children, the oldest of which is not 5 years old. and one brother, W. M. welch, of Memphis. his senior. once mayor of this city. and other relatives in the state of Texas.
 Mir Wefch was the city marshal of Alexander City, and was considered as one of the most trustworthy and ener- getic officials this city ever had. He was about 70 years old.
 He was a member of the Baptist church and belonged to the Masonic fraternity, the Knights of Pythias and the Wood men. The funeral was held today and the body was buried under Masonic rites at l o'clock.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-03-01
BODEKER WOULD
 STOP SPEEDIN (

In compliance with the thousands oi protests which have started up as re- suit of the epidemic of automobile acci- dents in the city, Chief Bodeker issued an order to the police department last night, asking the officers to attempt to curb reckless drivers.
 The order reads: There have been many complaints filed lately about the owners and chauffeurs of automobiles driving at reckless speed. 1 had tried to stop this by cautioning the chauffeurs, but they apparently paid mo attention to it.
 Place chauffeurs or owners of auto mobiles under bond, If possible, when you see them running at a reckless speed. If this is impossible, get the number of the machine and I will have an officer call and place the offender under bond.
 Also see that all machines have the 1910 license tags on them
 GEORGE H. BODEKER.'
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-03-01
Boys Arraisned as Black Handlers

New York, February 2S.-George Stahl, 1s years old. and Sammy Williams. aged 2 years, accused of writing Mrs. H. o. Havermeyer, widow of the former pres ident of the American Sugar Refining company, a letter demanding s25OO upon pain of death, were arraigned In court today They insisted that they were merely messengers for man they did not know, despite the declaration of the presiding magistrate that handwriting |epecimen of George stahl tallied to dot with the writing in the "black hand'' letter. The boys were remanded for fur kher examination Friday.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-03-01
RURAL CARRIER ON
 NEED FOR ROADS Says Farmer Must Be Edu-
 cated on Bond Issue
WILL TAKE HARD WORK
Believes Real Farmers Should Re Selected to Go Into Country And Speak in Interest of Proposed
 Bond Issue

"A good way to work up good roads enthusiasm among the farmers would be to get up large campaign committee and arrange for holding of big good roads meeting in all of the various set dement's in the county said A. J. Mur- phy, former rural route postman. You've got to get right next to the farmer in a friendly way and somehow he doesn't seem to understand a good roads bond issue proposition. I would suggest that the campaign be worked vigorously for at least six months before the date of the election. Then go after the farmer in heart-to-heart fashion.
 'It strikes me that the Chamber of Commerce would be the organization to take the matter up actively with the CO., operation of the good roads association. Literature could be gotten up, which the rural route carriers would no doubt be glad to distribute to every farmer in every part of the county. Then get real farmers to go about to the various meet ings and make good roads speeches. Form a little good roads society In each little settlement and have them to hold reg ular meetings
 '"The suggestion made by Secretary G. T. Brazelton of the Birmingham Motor club strikes me as being exceptionally good. This was to figure out the esti- mated cost of putting each road in the county into proper condition, and to print this cost on the ballot with the pledge of the Board of Revenue that it would ex- pend the amount stated on the road in question This would make every man vote for the entire issue in order to get his road fixed up.
 Having worked as rural route carrier for several years learned just how bad ly good roads are needed, and the rural route carriers would undoubtedly do everything they could to help along the good roads fight"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-03-01
WOMEN SUFFRAGISTS
 CALLED ANOMALISTS

Baltimore, February 2S.-"Anormalfsts'' was the name given women suffragists " the Rev. pr. Henry s. Griesmer. pastor lf Franklin Square Baptist church and prei- ident of the Ministers union of this city in debate before the Baltimore Baptia Ministers association today on the sub ject of fought Women to Have the Righf of suffrage?"
 When I say the suffragist is unnature| mean to use the word to designa something that she ought not toi said the speaker.
 To Dr. Griesmer's mind, he said are three great and uncontrovereM reasons why women should never have the ballot. First, he said it was not in the scriptures and secondly because il was impolitic.
 'The women who want the ballot are homebreakers and not homqmakers," de.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-03-01
ADJUSTMENTS
..Ihe Talk of New Yorkv

Seats will be ready at g o'clock this morning at the box office for ''The Talk of New York" work of the fertile George M Conan, and in a measure a sequel to "Forty-Five Minutes From Broadway" which comes to the Jefferson theatre Thursday, matinee and night. after long run in Chicago and New York. Victor Moore, the star of this oc- casion, came into general prominence by his performance of Kid Burns In "Forty-Five Minutes From Broadway, :" and his role in the new play is still that of the slang expert.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-03-01
DEMOCRACY WILL PROFIT|BY
 THE FIGHT IN NEW YORK STATE
rv ROBERT LEE CARTER

,,,o aver headed TamnAany since the day of rveed The action 2of the state com mittee Thursday made It certain that nie .na,,,,as cannot gain coxhtrol of the party. rIs rssI,1es that SO lonIg as he Is leader ths rortv cannot be Unified and he is therefore inst waiting fd&r the proper time .a rstirs to bis far mI at Good Ground, r. r.,ard where he cAn live the life of . on,rtrv centlaman free from political Ub;Ia ha will alvk Lays be ready to help with counsel and ad wee tne usn'v. n',.. racy of New York. he W snift .ne ou den of active manageme 70 the s,os ,'a., ders of some man who nas hol u.e compelled to fncrr the tteI en'iii''o- which have fallen to his A
 'Mr Murphy is convinc that .ne .u,, uu mocracy will sweep the a.e ts,s provided enmitieP are laid Aei1s snu ,.rs Me leaders of the pafty act in lons .,..s will do all in h& power ins '"'% about"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-03-01
NEW SOUTHERN PLAY
 IS WELL RECEIVED

Knoxville, February 2s.-A new southern play first saw the light of presentation here tonight when Frederick Thompson produced NJ Abel Taliaferro in the "call of the Criyket.' a comedy drama by Ed ward Pel, !e at staub's theatre. before one of the most fashionable and enthusiastic audiences ever assembled in the city.
 MisA Taliafcrro. . Knoxvk1e woman, . triumph in the titI\ chsracter'
 .ailed bsfore the curt)tn eosen
 at tho and of fh( hira act
 ral tribufes Were n ee eveE
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-03-01
Mir. Prices Position

Kyle B. Price, in the race for railroad commissioner. will not take the stump for Col. John B. Knox for the United States Senate, as has been reported. though he will vote for the Anniston man, as he agreed to do some time ago. Mir. Price and Mir. Knox have been friends for a long time, and the relation is a natural one. MT. Price has been indorsed for the position he seeks by the democratic com mittee of Coffee county.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-03-01
Mallory Men Active

The Montgomery Mallory club of young men has reached a membership of 1sO. Several more are to be added from the country, the officers say. s. Lamar Field Is head of it. c. B. Teasley is head of the campaign committee, which was or ganized Saturday and is being filled.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-03-01
Greeks Are in Trouble

Greeks. who are said to have been brought to this country in violation of the contract labor law, are being taken up in Montgomery by A. A. Serephic, immi- grafton inspector. Two bootblacks are al- ready in durance and others are under watch. The arrests have caused great consternation In the ranks of the Greek colony.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-03-01
Brandon on the Go

William W. Brandon, state auditor, is in his office, after a few days cam paigning in Tuscaloosa county, where he Is In the race for probate judge. He says he is so busy looking after the poll tics of the greatest county in the state he has had little time to take note of what the state is doing
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-03-01
GOES ID CH|LTON
 AFTER H00KWORM' l
Sanders to Attend Doctors
 Meeting at Clanton
LYMAN HAS RESIGNED
Was Secretary of the Montgomery Commercial CIub-Grecks Are In Troub1e-Mallory Men Active.
 Brandon Also Busy

Montgomery, February 8.-tSpecial)-- Dr. w. H. Sanders will be in Clanton to- morrow to attend meeting of the doctors in the interest of the elimination of the hookworm. Dr. H. G. Perry, who has been at work in several Alabama coun- ties to get at this pesky worm and drive him out of the people, will be on hand to make reports. He will also spend the rest of the week in Chiffon helping to plan against the malady.
 Dr. Perry has been in Pike, Dale and Bibb counties, finding much hook In the first two and some in the third. After finishing in Chiffon he will have a look in in Cullman and Madison. where there is reported to be some of the lazy bug col onies. Dr. Sanders Is greatly pleased with the work of Dr. Perry and the interest taken in 1t by the people as a whole. He thinks it will be possible to get the people infected out of trouble in short time and will push everything to that end
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-03-01
Makes Harvard Team

Leonel Veil, son of MT. and Mrs Isador Well of this city, has made the liar yard baseball team as catcher. He is a big fellow, weighing I'll pounds, and is in the junior year.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-03-01
Wages Are Increased

Notice has been received of an increa SC in the wages of skilled men in the service of the Seaboard Air Line Operators working nine hours are given a raise of 22ls cents per day. Engine foremen have also been increased
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-03-01
Secretary Resigns

E. H. Hyman, for some time secretary of the Montgomery Commercial club, has resigned to accept like service with the chamber of commerce at Macon, Ga. He will take over the new office on April l, giving the local organization time to get another man.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-03-01
DowdeII Indorred

Nine members of the Shelby county bar are out In card indorsing Chief Justice J. R. Dowdell for reelection.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-03-01

TO CURE A COLD IN ONB DAY
 Take LAXATIVE PROMO QuIntn& xoh-
 lets. Dr'1GGi7fa YofHnd mopes E to .s' sure. r " slf6
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-03-01
Cardinal Lucon

Rheims, France, Feb Lucon, Archbishop of F that he will appeal fri of the court which held damages to the Public { association and to defray action. in which the cad thSk 1he eardIna|l had lnjslf
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-03-01
BYRD yaSsS] a5Sg3 s1 fs1ss1sll

Richmond, Va, Fl un known as the Byrd < house of delegates make any radical ch law, its chief featurd of about 100 per cent 1T the exclusion of near
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-03-01

Believing WANT company believing that they will SUPPORT such company by subscribing for its stocwe will publish Tuesday the amount of subscriptions
 Amount Q
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-03-01

tax and " hers' tho eged
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-16
State Society
LOGAN.

Especial 10 The neutrality-suspicious.
Logan. oct. I5-The event OF the
week was the ban given by the Logan
town as well as most OF the society peo-
PIE here attended the function whlch
was given Ia the Thatcher paEiiion-
Mrs. Joseph Howell. Mrs j. A, WAT
Mrs. III. C. Nebeker. MS h. G. Parker
and AlTs. A. r. Carbon were the patron
esses OF the party. About one nunafed
couples were IN attendance TIE Aaii
MS verv prettfIv decorated for the oc-
CASTOR. The NEST noticeable feature
was the costumes Of the ladies' among
those present were Messrs and Mes
danes c. H. Hart. Il. p Emeis, l. >
smith. Rov Rudolph. Reed Shamhart,
o. ii. Bulge T. b. Bulge, c Ieetzel
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-16

Misses Gertrude and clara Fitzgerald
OF ogden, We're visiting friends here
during the week.
James Dalton has returned to his
ranch at Burley after spending few
weeks with relatives here.
A Carbon family reunion was held
al the home of Mr.. and Mrs. William
James Friday evening. The majority
OF the family were present and had an
enjoyable time.
Frank Morgan has returned from
Burley, Ida, where he has been for the
past few weeks.
William Baddley OF Salt Lake was
in Willard during the week on business.
The Y. L NJ. l. A. gave ball Friday
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-16

Miss Josephine Crosby and Elan
Mecham, we'll known young people OF
Nephi, were married at the home or the
brides parents on Monday. The young
couple left Wednesday for an extended
visit 20 California.
Mrs. A. w. Gates Of Salt Lake is the
guest OF her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. J.
A. Hyde. ST.
Mrs Ernest Weaver of Twin Falls,
Ida is the guest of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. William Cole.
Miss Ella FOWlkes entertained az
bundle shower" Saturday evening in
honor of Miss Josephine Crosby.
Mrs. FlOssie Winn entertained
number OF friends Tuesday evening.
Music, games and a luncheon were the
Il features of the evening
Roy Boswell and Alfred Covers, WIT
left Monday for a mission 70 South Al
RIGA, were recipients OF rarewel
party at the home Of Miss Lettie Car
rett Saturday evening.
/ Superintendent p. V. Garden OF IN
axDeriment station is attending the Or,
Farm congress at Spokane, WASH.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-16

L n Srevens. Joseph Featherslone, +.
" thatcher George Thomas !. AiguS
Sauires, Roy d. Thatcher LulitIe 1as.sDb
I'll q. ". Hansen. +. =. Clsrk, Jos0pI'
~, ~ r Nebeker, H. c. Parker, A
y Csrdon: Mesdames Joseph HoMeli'
t,i1s Sonires ID. c. Bulge, Lucy ; CaI
don. Hilda Dollar, the MISSES usai,,Ss'
lie TuelIa Nebeker, selma hanssL'
Jeanne Crookstan. Ruby NeDeker' I Ma.
s14rita Nibley. Edna Nibley' hSlen
f4nDtingtOn. Jardines Greta SaLuoll'
Nan Nibley. Edith Buneh, re-
aoWelf Mae Howell, MOen; N. A I2 OF
.-eson vivian Hatch; the Messrs. - Va
Adams. ]. 7. Jardine, DaNld Stou i ~
Guv Carbon. John Van VIZ es,,,fb
merit Squires, J. p. Jones, X j. 9l ~ ~
Fsri Robinson. Mearl Taylor u. p
lIs,aripks p r. Peterson. L d. Batch-
- = r. Arnold, Christian Larsen
.G q Jenson, Roy Bullen, ana J. l.
Game. xxyo,.a,,,s
club met Monday afternoon sns az ne prof
Ss,-istien larson and H c. Dale were
The hosts. ]. g Walters read a
PAPER on municipal government 49, ~
which refreshments were served oy 'no
hosts
~ and Mrs. August Young announce
me engagement OF their daughter Alda
10 FERN Jacobson OF this city. me
marriage is TO be sOlmenized OCTOBER
The Misses Ethel and Rhoda May
COL ~ ogden are visiting with Mr.. and
Nrs n II. Marshall OF this city.
Alex. Nibley OF Portland. ore
Is visiting with relatives mere TINS
week.
The marriage of Nels Erickson ana
Miss Elaine Crockett was solemnlzed
/ in the Logan temple last Ihufsday-
! The couple are. well known IN Logan
LAST Wednesday the marriage OF MISS
Alton Parkinson and John H. Nelson
was performed in the Logan temple
| Miss Parkinson is the daughter OF Ut
Drominent young business man OF
this city.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-16
BINGHAM.
Especial to The neutrality-suspicious..

Especial to The Herald Republican.
Bingham, Oct. 15.-Miss Addie Wright
and Mr.. Carl J. Beyers were married in
Salt Lake Wednesday.
A delightful surprise party was ten
dered Mrs. ]. H. Vaughan Saturday
evening in honor OF her birthday
The BinghaW High school VIII give
a Halloween hall in Canyon hall Mon
day evening, october 81.
Miss Lizzie Mackinson OF the Cen
trail school had charge OF the musical
sections at the teachers institute al
Riverton Friday
The Pythian Sisters will give
whist marty in Society hall Friday even
ing, October p. 80,
The Bingham Band association VIII
give a dance In Canyon hall next Wed
nesday evening
Mrs G. L Countryman and sons,
Clyde ana Ova. were the guests OF Su-
perintendent and Mrs. John Hansen OF
Riverton Thursday.
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Especial to The HeraId-Republican.)
Nephi, Oct. l5.-Rev. and Mrs. {. ii.
Davis entertained a number of friends
Monday evening. Refreshments were
served and music was rendered by the
hostess.
Miss Katie Andrews is spending sew
sraI months in Salt Lake. the guest or
her sister Mrs. Ernest Hill.
Miss stella Cox returned Sunday
from lie Grande, Ore, where she has
been visiting for several weeks
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-16

Mrs. IL. A stagglss OF Logan e
suest OF Mrs. Beel Adams.
Mrs. Caroline Layton OF CAEdsseos
Can, IS visiting Mrs. Carrie Hi
as their guests Mr.. ana Mrs. I'd Phil
lips OF Thatcher ARK
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-16

visiting friends in Bountiful-
The social event OF the week was the
marriage of Miss Olive klifoyie anu
Earl Robins, which took place In the
Salt Lake temple Wednesday. A recep-
ton was given later in the evening at
the home of the brides parents.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-16
WILLARD.

Special 10 The Herald Republican,
willard, Oct IA Hubbard family
reunion was held here MONDAY most o.
me family being present Il was de-
cjded 70 hold a reunion every year.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-16
LAYTON.

Especial to The Herald-Repubiiean)
Layton. Oct. 15.-Mrs. ;; "a. A s5.,s
Of ogden was the guest OF MIS- hatHe
Ne rrod SATURDAY. and Sunday.
Mrs. Rufus Adams spent Inursoay
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M@M14y
See Our Windows

Main street windows show the latest fashion IN
suits and ready-tO-wear goods.
Third South street windows show dress aces
series and the smaller wares-many Of them
''specials."
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-16
NEPHIs

evening TO mark the opening of their
seasons work
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