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The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-04-04

FOR SALE. s525O-S rooms. 2-story on nice elevated lot. good garden spot: nice shade trees: lot G0x140 feet; near car South Highlands
 s4OO cash and $40 monthly, rooms, near car line, North Haven. s200 cash and $20 monthly will buy a nice broom cottage with hall or corner, two lots, near Falrview. $500 easy payments, pretty lot. 5ox14o, near car line, North Highlands. $500 cash and sSO monthly, Groom cottage, close in on Northside. A special bargain in an S-room, 2-story house on beautiful corner lot, near car line, South Highlands. Bargain. s25O cash and $25 monthly will buy nice 5-room cottage on corner, near Fountain Heights car line. s700-s50 cash and s1O monthly. 4-roor cottage, near car line, East Wood lawn.
 SSO00-One-f fourth cash. balance 5000, year; six 6-room and one 4-room double houses on corner 100x190, now bringing over 10 per cent on price asked land alone worth more than price asked is near Terminal station. s200 cash and $20 monthly, 7-room cot tage, near car line. North Haven. One of the best built S-room. 2-story houses in Norwood district with all modern conveniences; Peck William son furnace: hardwood floors. etc.: can be bought on easy payments. INVESTMENT REAL ESTATE CO, OF
 ALABAMA.
 HARRY LYON, Sales Agent.
 2109 1st Ave.
 4-2-3f
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WANTED-SALESMEN

NANTED-Salesman for hig-grade lima elders and vinegars; exclusively or side line: liberal commissions with weekly settlements; fine opening for good man; references requii ed. At lantic Vinegar Co.,. Richmond, Va.
 4-2-6t
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MISCELLANEOUS

FOk Photographic piece work or month
 ly contracts apply sol Empire Bldg, or call Bell phone 627. Good work at mod crate prices 1-17-tf
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NOTICE

All classified advertise nents for Sunday. paper must be in the business office of the Age-Herald not later than 6 pm. Saturday to insure inser- tion under proper classified tions.
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CONSIGN your horses and mules to our big auction sale, Thursday, March 2o,
 Flies X Son 4-4-3t
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ONE CENT 4 WORD RATES-one cent a word n day, no nii. taken for less than c5c for first in-er- 'ion. Cash must accompany order.
 FOR SALE
 TALK 01Tn ALAN JF'MIsON. BELL ioo PEOPLES s1. 6-4-tf ICE CREAM, best made Weldon-Nash Both phones eOs. i-11-tf
 I seil-Lots-see Me
 Ravee Norris with s. Bsthea & Go.
 s-1stf
 l-Sell-Real-Estat
 Geo. O. Mahry. S-3-tf FOR EXCHANGE-Tw good suburban lots for nice cottage: will pay diff s-es-tf FOR SALE-The 6-year- old trotting stallion, Major Fleetwood Wilkes by Fred s. Wilkes, dam, Minnie Earl. P. Byrne, 1891 F 2d avenue, Birming- ham. S-29-7t FOR SALE-Five-room, modern cottage, 49l7 2d avenue, south, Woodlawn; spe- cial price: also easy terms. Inquire Owner, Bell phone, Woodlawn II.
 S-S-tf SEVEN ROOM. modern and new. 2-story residence; walking distance Northslde; cornr lot; three bedrooms; large bath large living room and dining room; furnace: nicely papered; $S50 cash, pal ance S35 per month.
 WEllTTEMORE & WILLIAMS REALTY
 COMPANY,
 Main 2S5. 712-14 Empire Building, 96l
 Peoples.
 4-2-3t-su-tu-th FOR SALE-5-room bungalow, hardwood floor furnace heated. with or without furniture. Call Main 9054. 3-31-5t ALFALFA land in tine black belt for sale: 1S00-acre tract with modern i'm provements, all good land. right on a railroad with station and side track; paying in rentals 10 per cent on selling price: price. s25 an acre. Write quick eor full particulars. We have tracts of all sizes and prices.. Address F. R. Berry Manager, Real Estate Dept, Robertson Banking Co.,, Demopolis, Ala. 3-31-7t FOR SALE-Best boarding house iA Five Points neighborhood on easiest kinds of terms or will exchange.
 HILL FERGUSON,
 2120 Frs. Ave 4-2-3t
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WANTED-Shoemaker at once at 1924 S.
 2Oth street, Five Points. St. l.. Shop.
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WANTED-Three good real estate salesmen: must be of good appear
 ance and address, with experience in selling. Address in own handwrit
 ing, give present occupation, if any, and references. A-S0. care Age Herald 3-30- 3t-thu- su tu
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WANTED-HELP
AUTOMOBILES

AUTOMOBILES
 AUTOMOBILE TIRE AND TUBE REPAIRING. Service and Satisfaction
 will be obtained in leaving your work with ALABAMA TIRE REPAIRING co. 519 South goth St.
 Birmingham.
 3-24-12t-su-tu-th tn CONSIGN your horses and mules to our big auction sale, Thursday, March 2S, Fies & Son. 4-4-3t
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ONE CENT 4 WORD

R aTES--Onc cent wOrd n siays no ah- tnkcn for less fhnn .5c for first inScr- ffoD. Cnsh must nc~ompn v order.
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MACHINERY

FOR engines boilers, new and second
 hand machinery, Atlas engines, Atlas repairs. see Geo. B. Lum Machinery and Supply Co.,, Bell 5G0. 3-5-su-tu-th-tf
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BEFORE buying or selling propert,

WILL-GO-YOUR-BOND. M'DAVID-TERRY & co.
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FINE DENTISTRY-A J. Massey, over
 Jefferson County bank, Fist st. and 2d
 ave. Bell phone 1S44 1-31-tu-sumo-tf
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1911-09-09
NAVAL UNCERTAINTIES.

With the launching by the
United States of the largest bat
tleship in the world. there arises
anew the discussion Of the vul-
nerability of the battleship TO at
| tack from the aeroplanc There
can be little doubt but that the
aeroplane is a new menace in
naval warefarc. To some stud
entS OF these matters it does not
present so much of menace a.
the submarine and the torpedo.
They argue that its possibilities
as an engine Of destruction have
been exaggerated, and that little
attention has been paid to the
fact that not only would it be in-
possible for it TO steal upon an
enemy unobserved, but that it
would be met in its own element
by fighters of its own class, with
which it would have to engage
in battle before reaching the OBJ
jective point Of attack.
All Of this is true, nevertheless
the problem Of defending war
ships from such enemies. in the
absence or failure Of areal allies
is one which may well receive
practical attention Already 4
gun has been invented that can
be fred at an angle Of 85 degrees,
and can send projectile 10000
feet up in the air, and an aero
plane would have 10 get much
nearer than that before it could
infIict any material damage, and
to date some II, 900 feet is the
highest elevation to which an
aeroplane has ever assembled.
In the meantime nations con-
tinue TO build battleships and to
prepare for war, while protesting
that war is the last thing which
they desirs-Beaumont Enter
prise.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1911-09-09

Three of the Jeanette NJ. Thur.
Der Scholarships for Singing,
Piano and Violin, now vacant,
will be open or competition at the
Annual Entrance Examination OF
the National Conservatory OF
Music of America, 1875 West 18th
Street, New York City.
Piano. Organ, Violin and Or
chestral Instruments. (Thursday,)
September 2Sth, from 1912 and
"a p. m.
Singing. (MoDday). October .,
1912 and "a p. m.
The Scholarships will be given
to students who have no means.
hut whose talent promises distinc-
tion as artists.
9th year begins September
14th. Early application is advis-
able.
The artistic faculty includes
Adele Margulies, Leopold Light
enberg. Leo Schulz. Joseph Plx-
zarello. Romualdo Sapie. Henry /.
Finck and others. =,
For further information, adj
dress Secretary only. 126 West
10th ST.. New York City,
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1911-09-09
BAILEY WILL RETIRE.

Gainesville, Texas, Sept. O.
Senator Bailey arrived home at
9 :35 this morning via the Katy
Although he was not expected un
til the evening train large num-
Der Of his neighbors were soon at
the Turner Hotel to welcome him
home. and today has been busy
shaking hands with his neighbors,
who congratulated and Endorsed
his work in the Senate just closed.
In reply to the inquiry if he had
any statement to make to the
press. he said: "YOu can say for
me that | will not be a candidate
for reelection to the Senate next
year and you can also say that
this decision is irrevocable. | know
that the state cannot find sue
cessor who will be more faithful
to the honor and the welfare OF
her people than ] have been, but
I sincerely hope that she will find
one who can represent her IN the
Senate with greater ability thar
I have done"
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1911-09-09
THE RICE MARKET.

Demand during the week has
been Of fair proportions. Re
'ceipts are small, particularly or
the New Crop, which is being sold
freely from dock. Prices are
firm. and an item advanced.
Advices from the South note
serious disaster on the Atlantic
Coast. The storm Of last week
destroyed, it is estimated, 80 per
cent of the Carolina crop. 1t is
hoped. however. that the loss will
not be quite so severe, but the
most sanguine only hope for a
salvage of about 25 per csnt-a
most sorry outcome for the years
work Of the planters. At New Or
leans, the market is steady, with
improved demand. Receipts Of
pough larger than the previous
week, but on account of untOward
weather. are 100000 sacks less
than last year, equal date. Fri
ces are strong. with more inquiry
for distribution.
In the Interior Southwest LOU
isiana. Texas and Arkansas
planters are watching the weather,
as the most important feature OF
present conditions. Considerable
fresh milled Old Crop is being Of
fered at reasonable figures, and
a few lots of New Crop have been
sold.
ables aad correspondence from
abroad note firm markets on all
deliveries.
Dan Talmage's Sons CO., tele-
graphs Louisiana Crop Movement
at New Orleans to date. Receipts,
Rough. 1872 800 sacks; last year,
231,916 sacks. Sales, Cleaned,
III, 100 pockets; last year. 2O6,-
522 pockets. Market steady; inn
proved distribution.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1911-09-09
PARC PERDUE NOTES.

The heavy rains Of the past
week have caused the farmers IN
this section considerable incon-
venience retarding the gather
ing of the corn crop, which Is
now ready for the harvest and
is only fair crop this season.
The rains have not been too
much for sugar cane, which IS
flourishing.
The peavipe hay crop, contrary
to expectations is unusually
good. Cotton is dying IN spots
supposedly from scalding by the
hot sun Immediately after rams:
The rains have also interferreo
with fall gardening.
We regret to chronicle the
,rious illness Of Mrs. Duplessi>
Romero at her home near Lozes
Station.
Mr.. Demosthene Broussard, a
prominent and well known citl-
den of the Fifth Ward died a:
his home. IN Coteau, on Sunday,
Sept. Sd, at 1890 a. M, after a
short illness. at the age Of fifty
one years and eight months. His
death was momentarily expected,
Tho funeral services were held on
Monday, Sept. 4, at II a. m. at
st Peters Catholic Church IN
New Iberia, interment being made
in the Catholic Cemetery with
Rev. Father Larglois officiating.
The death of Mr.. BrOussard
was a shock to the entire Parish
Of iberia, where he was well
known, honored and respected by
all and those of his friends who
could reach the town of New he
ria. made it a duty to go there
and pay him the last sad tribute OF
a tear. His untimely demise was
a loss, not only to his family and
those who loved him intimately.
but was loss to the entire com
munity. May the good and just
God have mercy upon his sou.
and grant him eternal happiness.
He is survived by his widow and
five children as follows: Mines.
Anatole Fremin. Olivier Romero,
CIsus Gary, Ovee Romero and
Miss LIVE Broussard also two
adopted children, Masters Eloi Le-
Blanc and Etienne ChevalOn. He
came to this Parish, when boy.
from Mermenteau, Acadia Par
isb. where he was born fifty-One
years ago.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1911-09-09
Bertrand Lumber Co. Ltd, for
cypress and pine. Phone 1875.

The Erath central, in VermiIion
parish. which is being enlarged
| this year from its former 45Otou
capacity to a plant capable of ear
ing for 1000 tons or more per ~
hours. is going ahead with the
erection of the new 9-roll mill be
ing installed there; the big con
crete foundation was completed
before the end of July, and at the
end of this week the gearing was
to be about all in place. as was
! the single large engine 10 run the
crusher and the three sets Of mills.
The mill proper was expected to
arrive this week, and VIII b"
quickly set together by means of
the cotton crane in the engine
room as built in the shops Of the
A. Moresi Co. Ltd, which works
are also to send to Erath in The
next few days the air driven cane
grab to be used in feeding the car
rier in its working on an overhead
trolley feed device. The main line
of steam piping added to the Erath
factory this year is also now up
and it is believed that within two
weeks after the last machinery re
ceipts are on hand, which should
be not later than the 9th inst, the
house will he practically ready for
the start of sugar making, which is
due to prove n long one, for there
is bright prospect for from 10000
to 10000 tons being disposed OF,
about three times the 1910 crop ir
size.
In several days now the laying
of the five miles Of standard guage
track by the Erath Sugar Com
pany will be completed, but TO"
| the leveling following the grad
ing. This road is to traverse deep
into the rich Prairie Gregg coun-
try, and the rolling stock con
sists of twenty large cane ears
bought from the Southern Pac fife
road which will be hauled by
Bottom Observation-Disclosures Sugar
DIo~Aor
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1911-09-09
AN OLD STORY.

| In his speech at Amite City,
Congressman Pujo is reported to
have said: "Do you mean to say,
sir, that you will legislate in the
interest Of the people of Mexico.
so that they will bring in the lum-
Der and destroy our southwestern
market because of the fact that
they can employ labor at Is or
20 cents adays The effect Of free
lumber would be to take away the
principal market Of those engag-
ed in the industry in the State Of
Louisiana and to shift it to the Re-
public of Mexico?"
This pauper labor story is an
old Republican yarn that has been
used until it is threadbare, and
Arsene should be ashamed of him
self for using it to attempts to in
fluence intelligent people. 1t is
part and parcel Of the old ghost
stories they tell little children to
make them afraid of the dark and
other things they know nothing
about. Mexico is not shipping
lumber to the United States; but
on the contrary Calcasieu and
Gulfport, Miss, are sending lumber
to Mexico. There il no fifteen
and twenty cent labor in Mexico
and what there is competent au-
thorities pronounce dear at any
price. A tariff upon lumber is in
excusable, except as . govern
nsntsa guarantee toy lrof'tabls
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1911-09-09
RECOMPENSE.
Published by reuuest)

published by requesD
We are quite sure
That Ne will give them bask-bright,
| pure and beautiful.
We know that Ne will but keep
Our own and His until we fall aslssp.
| We know He does net mean
To break tho strands reaching between
The Here and There.
! fair
To change tho spirits entering there, that
they forget
The ayes appraised and wet,
The lips to still for prayer.
The mute despair.
lie will not take
The spirits which he gave, and make
The gtorihed 90 new,
Phat they are lost to ne and you.
do believe
They will receive
! Us-yOu and me-and be 90 glad
To meet 10, that when most | would grow
sad
1 Just began to think abost that gladnsss,
And the day
When they shall tell Us all about the way
That they have learned to go
Heavens pathways show.
Ny lost, my own and
Shall have 90 much to see together BY
and BY,
I do believe that just the same sweet face
Bat glori6sd, 10 waiting in the place
Where We shall meet, IL only l
Am counted worthy In that by and BY.
| do believe that God will give . sweet
surprise
To tear.stainsd, saddsned eyes,
And that His heaven will be
Most glad, most tidsd through with Joy
for yoa and me,
Al We have suffered most. God never
made
Spirit for spirit, answering shade 70.
shade,
And placed them side by side
80 wrough in one. though sspsrsts, mys
| tilted
And meant to break
The quivsring threads between. WhsE
we shall wake.
! an quite sure, We will bs very glad
That for little while W. were - sad.
Chariot.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1911-09-09

Miss Lucille Brien of AbbevilIe
left Wednesday for Crowley after
spending a few days with Miss
Lydia Bougcard.
After a delightful visit of sew
eral days. the guests of Mr. W. A
lSlles OF Margaret Plantation, near
washington, La, Mr.. and Mrs
L.. q. Williams returned home ac.
companled by Miss Lucille Biles
a charming young lady who will
visit here for few weeks
Mr.. Edwin j. Rees of Houston
Iexas, was a visitor in this Citv
Monday, the guest of Mr.. s. G
Harry and family. Mr.. Rees is
a trusted employe Of the Lumber.
mans National Bank of Houston
and was on his way back to his
post OF duty after a shor, visit to
ms parents in his native town Of
BreaaX Bridge.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1911-09-09
SERVICES AT THE METHO
DIST CHURCH.
Sunday School. GAS a. m.

Sunday School. 9:45 a. m.
Preaching at II a. m.
Good muse by choir, Prof.
Thomas b. Buckalew of Phila
delphia will sing 4 solo.
EpwOrth League devotional
service at 5 p. m.
A well arranged program and
singing by Prof. Buckalew.
AT eight p. m, Prof. J. d.
Hagaman will begin a series OF
lecture sermons, his subject will
be infidelity, atheism, meaterial-
ism, christian science and spirit
ulism. Prof. Hagaman is a gen.
tleman known on both continents
as a converted snfidal. Prof.
Buckalew will sing solo every
night and other good music will
be rendered. The public is cord
tally invited.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1911-09-09

Monroe News-Star of Aug. 16,
1911, says in part:
While practically all the politi-
cal discussions up to the present
have centered around the aspiran's
for Governor and United States
Senators. it must not be forgotten
that there are several other i'm
purtant Offices to be. filed at the
January primary. We believe the
voters should exercise as much
care and discretion in selecting
these so-called minor officials as
they do in determining the fitness
of the head Of the ticket, to the
end that the very best and most
efficient officials might be chosen
to administer the affairs Of the
government
In our opinion two Of the most
important officers in the State
|,Government are Treasurer and
Auditor. Both are in constan:
and close touch with the financial
conditions of the State, in a large
measure being held responsible for
the conduct Of all matters connect.
ed with the levying and collection
of taxes and the correct account
ing Of same.
Hon. Ledoux Smith, up TO the
present time. has no active or az
gressive opposition to his candi-
dacy for State Treasurer, but it is
certain there will be another can
didate actively seeking this Office
before the campaign Crews much
older. Mr.. Smith served one term
as Treasurer, during the Heard
administration, and his record
stands as a recommendation for
ability and conservatism that none
can dispute. His conduct OF the
office merited and received the
hearty commentator Of all those
who had business dealings with
the department, and stamps Mr..
Smith as a financisr Of rare ability.
He il well and favorably known
all over the State. and numbers
his friends by the thousands. Dur
ing his recent residence in Mon
roe, he, by his affability and court
cons manner, won the friendship
Of many who will be delighted to
cast 4 vote for him next January.
Mr.. Smith is actively canvassins
the State, and from reports which
reach The News-Star he is almost
certain to win by an over-whelm
ing majority, for the electorate OF
the State recognises the fact that
pevisss ~ let assdsa u this t'a''
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1911-09-09

The Texas Wonder cures kidney
and bladder troubles, removing
gravel cures diabetes, weak and
lame backs, rheumatism, and all
Irregularities Of the kidneys and
bladder in both men and women
Regulates bladder troubles in chill
dren. If not sold by your drug
gist will be sent by mail on re-
ceipt of $1.OO. One small bottle
is two months treatment and sell
dom fails to perfect a cure. Send
for testimonials from this and 9th
er states. DR.. +. w. Hall. 1926
Olive street, St. Louis, Mo. Sold
by Estorge Drug Co. and others.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1911-09-09

business. 1t is tax upon the
homes and enterprise of the plain
people. 1t is an incentive to the
lumber barons to de-
forest the country in their mad
haste to gobble the tariff tax.
The gentleman from Calcasieu
should blush for uttering such
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Nerd
ional.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1911-09-09
FRANKLIN CITIZEN CAP
TUREs $6,o0S IN PRIZES.

Boston, Sept. GA remarkable
speed of q minutes 35 Is seconds
for thirty-three miles over water,
carrying a passenger was made
by Claude Grahame- White, the
Englishman, in winning the Bos-
ton light race in his Newport
monoplane on the closing day Of
the second Boston-Harvard aero
men+ today Tom SOnwith anOth-