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Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1911-12-21
NATIONAL IRRIGATION CONGRESS
Extracts From Addresses Delivered
BY Clifford Pinchot AMI DR.. Wiley

M. Frank :. Reid, delegate =
the National Irrigation Congress,
and 4 special correspondent Il tbs
Times. sends u the following relA-
tive to TWO interesting a,il-s~~e> dr-
liverei tetore tie meeting,
Auditorium. Chicago. De- ;
lell.-In : brief address t=tore Tie
delegates q tie Nation4l Irrigation
Congres< now icing held in Chioaso-
Hon. Clifford Pinci.os spoke IL tri~.
Of tie gre2, conservation problems
n IL accomplished
In speaking u ihe :ors~i ~esvltv
= the government. LIZ referred =
,he admirable wo-k u NJ >lo-eSS''-.
Hon. Henry Gavs<. AMI T. liz
splendid efforts u Nj. Geo H
Maxwell. the NA,ionAl Irrigation
Congress. and bcth branches q
Congress in the conservation q our
Forests 81 periC'd q time when
i was in dire stresS.
Referring u the Alaskan situation
be spike 81 The ability q Hon
Walter Fisher = : mAn whom X
Judged = having rendered very
great service 10 the cause q tne
Morgan-Guggenheim monopoly, and
that he (Mr. Pinchot) felt that the
big fight was nearing An end.
Mr.. Pinchot spoke q the war
that has always been more 81 les
wased between the grazing men q
the west and the Irrigator- He
said that twas quite clear 70 al
men that the Irrigator must come
first before the grazing man, because
that Is considered as 4 home-mak-
ing interest. He said that stock
men had been, for several years, ad-
vocates Of regulation Of the public
range because il had widespread
effect on irrigation and general de-
velopment Of the country, and that
twas a eommendable thing for these
stockmen TO stand behind 4 bill
pending in Congress, giving the
entire control Of grazing lands TO the
government.
He spoke of the control OF water
power by the government, through
pumping, stating that heretofore
the giving away of water rights Il
private concerns, caused people Il
pay higher tributes, and that theSt
water rights should not be given
away but controlled by the govern
ment for the people TO enjoy At 4
minimum cost.
In referring 10 government settle
ment of lands, he said that the do
main should be extended 10 oper
lands capable Of settlement by arti-
fetal means, and this to be done by
drainage. it being their function :
to do, as well as by irrigation, and
that this land should be open IN
settlement to all men on equal terms
This would prevent settlers fron
paying speculative profits to any
body but the government, and thu
more 80 encourage the making o
home
Lastly he referred TO the fact tha
water was what made the world 9.
around and that everyone shoulS
seek for the best interests no which
water could be utilized for man
best good.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1911-12-21
b ENET1E>

Dr. ] 2 = .v---r.--, phyS;.isn
and surgeon
Tie Union sunday >.hoal viii
give an -n,e-, ..r,en- F-s3sv even
irs
Nj Tom In THURSDAY
.ors v.>.. s.t. I'D ha.ein no-.A
-as.s-. tI.,ss
Ds-a.sn < -..ne- ,...u,-.i ,ev-
--sl hundred ..ssns and turkeys
,1.s u=~k a. : a..ie. Wash
H. r1.~a p-vs-.,,~ s,5
S--e. - j. liz !, Ns.l
Bank bu..i.ns
IT, .,,-s ,.,..--. ~
rs.,-l,. ,-.l. r--,.-.,..s ~.
Ev--vore = q -8.sllv Invites
T,- R-,--.- a.-.,. :. -,.t;,e,bA
,,,~, .a. -..-,.- .s-;-
-.r ..A.,-.I 3. -.i,,,
N~.-lv -r..- -o, ,b- ,-,e, :
--.-.;r;r, l..----. -b-- 5svs ,nou;--
in- si.a., W, l-lllsn6.sn.i invest
r-r-s
z x,~ Fl. ,l.- make, ~ land
St-,.,3 Rs-- N -,.i-l
H.so
~, c.,
~ -, ~,
.,,-i.,.. - =, -. 80 -. -,
o+- III var
~
- " = L.,-.--..
AZ ov..- ~. - ,r,v
~ "
An e''- '4>- 'ns'- singing ~'--l''-
i ''--ns e''i-l ''S'i ~ Nj '''-'7lss
a ING N'-s''n Very MONDAY n'sl
Everyone / III Mel - attend
Tie Ihousa u Spring Power c..
: putting in TIE cement aqueiuci
- carry the Ta'er u the point
where i NIL r. dropped - the pow
= plant
Nj. Tom : 18th loaded himself
down with :, pleS q potatoes ana
app.e< and W. 3 trunk full q III
erature. started tor Missouri Wed
neSiay evening.
Clarence Eaton and C'a-4ne.
R,vi r44- Wel,esi.v ~ .-v
weeks VIZ, y their ia homes II
T,7-s Mr. Rov5 o. - C.ls.
Falls and NJ Eaton - For p.5s~
Z : rnno-4i -ba- The -or-,ls-io,
y Wendell viii r.. Increased Tx nv.
mn. III. ---nrn - ill., gentlemen
NJ Ke-slins :. az fora v-i, :.
hi friends in Tie .s1 H NIL
Inn Ar Ch;..ro Milwaukee. an.
vsriolS MACS in Wisconsin NJ
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1911-12-21

Nest oser----~5-o CITY
Tis-1E IS sd 20 - TIE -cs- ors--
c-ozts5 city IL t1e zcr.t
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1911-12-21

THE LINCOLN COUNTY TIMES
The Farmers Paper Of the North Side Tract
Subscriptions and orders for Job Work and Advertising may be lett
a, the Real Estate Office Of Shepard & Barrett.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-09-01
A Cash Offer

- 2 sslF 1rtu.rE-s la a-sts
Z s;~---s- -s.--rE - W. IL III
~ 49, -l:urs'--r lcI~za- -
VI " W ..--at ~ ;a5e-t -
~ -ssr ~ - r-- =. - "a
-..r-rIs.' q tIcaf- Z 1rs = II az
- s-c 1sI- 1sa;ers = - B,1---- AZ
~ 1c,s q. -s-s-r@ -t-F ~ tl--
--,.-...-, = -1-s :t-e- :: :. IA: .cr
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-09-01

SrusrIs Is -flrs- -. FsuI-
sut -ia1~ 4 1aI DlrI Sgfss l.
u- @.-ss M t-rs7T ETa IA
r.L,--5t1- =. E.- lie Tvs s.,s
ara ~ fsrlI ~
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-09-01
Eczema is Now CurabIc

ItNO, a scientific preparation Tor
rIlrrual urc. rtppr itching instantly
aud DESTROYS the germs ihat cause III IN
disrarrr Eczema quicil, Yields and ~
permanently cured hy this rcuAttabl.
medicine Al Druggists. Wrt, iof ram
tic. ". l,urc Nrd. Cost. In- .. Mo.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-09-01
New Oliver Typewriter. Equipped With Book Type
nendous.Hit With the Public c---"Typewrites PR
Sells for IL Cents a Day

AIDS EYE-sloHT-PREVENTs ERRORS
PT.ntgI@ sics and rests the eyes None OF ne
sra the optic nerve that sha -p. IN Z, outline
-ype imposes. This elimination OF Effort makes il
positive pleasure 20 read Prin-ype cores Iondence
Ask the opinion Of your ocHlist Op-ic.an. He
knows the value OF Printype,
Prntype makes every letter every mineral every
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-09-01
GREAT BEAUTY AND ATTENTION VALUE

prin'ype is the very soul Of symme.ry The shad-
urE give body refinement and life which are utterly
lacking IN The oldsiyle thin outline letter and num-
erals. !ts del ght 20 The eye.
letter written in Pr.ntyle attracts the eve It's
magnetic 4 Printype letter Is so strikngy attrac.
i've iorcefu distinctive that one unconscious.
]; picks t ont from a mass OF mail, 20 read first.
It's perfection compels attention.
large part OF our sales have resulted from let.
tcrs Ike this sent by interested correspondents to
users OF the new machine: For goodness sake
what machine did you 10 write that letter." The
answer Prntype Oliver-makes the sale
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-09-01
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N.ar.s.sr

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'Ds.y sS.s3' s..c4yy
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-25
mSrberiIHes RspoIbers
TutIf.

SaIIe. gu. "a. april. aiIsr
Gubonsti unb sin MauH. Der periu4t
bate, feline WirtbI9aft Su berduben,
beFinosn iiA, btioe benz 5ooe nabe. i'm
bitlisen lcfpitnl, ols 5oIse zines Re-
polpsrs DuelIs, bas bsi BEN Raubpsrs
ia6 jtatiasfunesn tat
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-25
SttmmsnDsrtGufsr in gortsmoutb, g.,
nerurtbeiIt.
Die aRgebli6e 0pnamtts
8erf d D0ruug.

8er o 70 orUHg.
Sno tauapolts, sSuo., "a.
4Pril. SH SnoianapoIis iopobl uls
IN Itfftu, g., tpuroe beute bic unters
iuhunS fortgeieBt, ipel9e ii1 geqen
gsrionen rt6tet, tDeIte unter bringeus
oem 8eroa6t itsben, an a6t8iQ ober
ne9r 8Dnauitpsrbrsten in qdeuSRtz
len oes Ganoes bstbeiIigt gepefen 3u
fstn. SH stffiu foIgten 0etetttp Bm.
). Burns uno Der 5tIfsanpaIt fir Die
RdtiouoI Grecte-sa TOc. =. u. 8. 9us
oorf peIhe eeftsrn sGbeno in einsm
S6uppsn 400 pfunb 9pnomit ents
betten, petteren Spuren u. in bieTiz
ger Stabt ieste iitb Dalter 8retp, Der
SduptGrDalt fir bic Grectors Qfoc.,
nit Grant q. 8atsr, bem GDuutpdnz
malt, uno Der YoIi3si in Gsrbinouuo,
I'M Die llHtsriu6ung nit Gnergie
gu betretbeu. IS btsB beute, bag Deiz
t:rs 9erbaftunseu nprgsnommen Dera
ben piiroen, bic BpIi5ei uno auoere
nit bsm Saq betraute perToneu polLs
ten fid absr nidt bariiber ousIprss
den.
PrdFbeHt RpdH pOu Der SrDn 0ors
ters Mice. Derormmts geftern in eiz
Hsr offen.R Grtldruug bic SbGti9teit
Der Oetettios uno qoIisiften, ipeI6e
). s. WtcRumard in ungeiebliaer
Neiis Don SnDianappIis nab 2osQns
geIss gsftufft bdtteR uub eriuate bds
pubIitum, NIT ietnem urtbeil emit
petIen etn3ubaItsn, od bic fogsHauns
ten .getpsismttteI" bon ben i5eins
ben bsr orsoniTrtsnQrbeit suIarlmsns
gebraut tporosH ieisn. anbsre 8eamte
oes Grstutioratbs Der Sron Bortsrs
4Toe. iagteu heuts. odB bieisIbe ftets
9nnaHlitperbrehen oerbommt babe
uno in benz 8orsebeu Der 9ebetmpos
Ii3ifsn nur etue 8sriap0rung ibrer
5einoe erbli6eu tonnten.
SEQ M. Rappaport, Der qnpaIt Der
SntsrndtionoI 4Foc. OF Bridge anb
Struetural SroH Dortsrs srlduste
beute Dor siuem isri.osnsrt6tsr stnen
ausIisferunasbefsbl fir bic bon Der
9pIi3ei bsi4Iasnabntsn Bidder Der
aFocidtion. Gin aOnifabler srI9isu
sute i'm 3immsr Der Gpoubiurp, um
ben 8efebl CUR 4usfiihruug Su brinz
gen, Der gountps4npaIt Idete ibm
ab.r. pdb CT ita Der ghBa6tung bss
@erihts fhu!big MAIDEN tpirbe. penn
sr bic 8ii6er gu b<i6lagndbmsn perz
iu6eu IoIItt. Der &onitabler 3os ii6
oorauf unpsrrintetsr Sa9e 5uriid.
goliset superintendent SnIanb
rpurbe aufseforpert, nit ben giihern
DOT Der 9runniurp su trfheinen, tpels
5e cine llnteriuhung einleitete. goun>
tpdnpdlt 8oter fagt. hoB bic Inter
luhuna BON stpei @eii6tspuntten aus
aefiibrt peroen tpiro, /. pb Die Beam
ten Der ssnteru. 4hoc. Of Bridge anb
Strueturdl Sron Worters &enntnib
ooppn bdttsn, baB bic Grploiinitoffs
in benz untergei6ob oes gebGuoes, in
peldem ii6 bic Bureaus Der aHocias
tinH beftnosn, ld9erten uno z. oh Die
Seinoe Der 8dudrbeiter bic grplos
fipftpffe bort oerftedten.
sra.:t Or. Rpan, Der PrGfibtnt Der
qNociation, puree beute 4a1mittaa
Dor bic Granbiurp selaoen. UNI bic
gapiere, 9iiner unp anbere in Der
Rumpeltammer oss SfficessbGubes
aefunoensn GegeHitdnbe, NO amSoms
itoo glbeno cine Gnngtitdt Dpnamit
sntoedt tpurbe, por5uIeeen. 9rei
SilFsIberiffs tpurben ais Da6e in Der
Rumpelsammsr itatipnirt. I'm su per'
bsaSera bob Hsauats ssr uTsoa Sssa
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-25
Tprtf9ritte in Der
Mpiatif.

pau, 5raH.reth. "A. 2lpril. -
pierre Wohrins, Der am Samiiag in
isinsm WlcnOplan paris oerlitb, fam
am Wpntaa bier on. nahbem CT einen
inbirstteH IIus bon 600 Weilen IN
feds Gtunben nnb 55 Winufen offs
iusIlsr ;5lieg3sit ssHa6t bat. OR sea
MINT bamit eintn preis pom $4,000.
Dabrine mar gtSfuuneen. feintH GIus
me6smals fur ldHgsre 3eit sn unisrs
bgtnen.
Nobrine flcg tiir3lih BON poitiers
fo1 Jifp les Woulineur. cine Streft
ppn 208 WeiIsn. in 1872 gliuuien.
Spdtsg Isgte er bic Strsde Don SIM
Bis s5ou, PIP Mdlen. init tiner Ges
fhiuinbigttis oon III gltilsn IN Der
StinDs suriid.
Nus BEN Gtutfhtn Rti6.
Berlin, "a. April. - Gas beuts
fHe augipdrtige amt beobohist mii
8esua auf bic greigniiIs in Rarotsc
cine GENTLE Reisrpt. bic qrefIe briidt
ober TIM 4llsenleinsn bic aniint aus.
bab bic Gituotion in syea bas 4biena
ben frau3Sfifner 9ruppsn oortbil
nhhi rehiFsriist. uHo beutet an. bob
yrnnlreit tinen Ooriponb. Warottn
permanent beieben su tonnsB. ssipalts
Jam btrbeisuaisben fude. iDos iiber
bic apnpenticn BON aIsetirns bindus,
gebt. Ginies Settuneen ftlagsn Dor,
baB Aeine neue aonfsrens abssbdlisu
iperben IolIs. in tptlner bic SitnuRg
Der bret iHtereiirtsn Wsdhie Deutfdb.
lamb. s5ranfreirh nno Sp1nitn - re-
guIirt lp<rntn fcp.
Die atlIbeutfht 2ien perlanat elm.
1biIuHg Wlaroiio's, lpobti Gtnild,
lamb bic otIantifhe aiiise erbalitr
fcfIe.
Dos ausu6rtist amt Dat bic Sci,
tungen bsH0nrintiei. boB bic ltttsr
Nnnrinien 0ns syts. pom Is. April
hdtirenb. ndbin I0uien. baB bic bortil
gen Gur0pdsr iin In teiHsr Gefrlr Be-
finbeu.
Der Ban BON pan5erf6if'
fen Hntsrbrp@en.
Sn ;5oise eines Gtrtifs nnD einsl
bnraufiolsenbtn Husiptrruns bsr ar'
ssisss ~ Gst4ss : nssf1s mxtis'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-25

Die guten Sreuuoe
Gie eonnen unf'rer Wabigteit
Gie bette siseeIegerlbeft,
3,sranl tpenn Su berieIbeH Eriit
Ois aeuasbcus trii4 GEHasa ut
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-25
Die Gage I'm aeide bes Resus pire
bnbur4 Dieber cine fritii6e.
Jrans6fifde 5ruppen na d
Tesunterneqs.

pnris, "a. 4priI. - Die frnns
soFfde RsgieraHg bereitet fi4 auf ale
GpentunIitdten In Murptfo Dor. Bus
Ariegsuninifterium lift tpdbrenb beE
Soges benahrihtigt norben. baB bic
erftt frnn55iifte fliegenbe aoIonne,
bic tn 9ousnitn, bei Gafablanea orgas
nifirt ipurne. bereits unter btm Fom'
mdnbc b.g Tecicrs SimOu pia RGbdi
gum GntiGb bsr Sauptftact Sea dbse'
gdnsen iit.
Cine sipeite Rolonnt ptrb jebt In
aIIer Gle organifirt unb Dtrb oer tr'
itrn 10 fnuen ois m6glih folgtn. Gie
Regierung fdhift unssfdhr 10000
Wnnn UsrFtdrfnHgeH nd6 gufcbl1ncd.
aus mehrersn frans6iifhsH Resimens
tern unb 1900 Senesdmbisru bss
fteheub.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-25
@etterberi6t.

SIR Otto unb Snbiand: Sd6s
mes gDettsr am Dienftug; am Wtitttpoh
ff5nes, ipdrmerss Mettsr. Seitlihe
bis fiib6itIihe Winbt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-25

Die golltnbung bon sipei Danger
f9iffen ipirb babur6 Dtrs6sert.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-25

1.
bis fiib6itIihe Minbe.
Muslano telegraph.
SranRrei6
SIN gesriii peitere 10000
Mamn 9rnppem mad Wa.
rpffr 80 ihifeH.
Cine 6olontte pouGa(a6fGtsed
aus 6ereits mad Sea
iiHtsrsuegs.
9ie beatj6e preife bdit bas albs
iesbsn Der 1rnppea fiir
mnn5tbig.
Iinb bfduicisi Gronir.i9. permanent
WaoroitO beieben su polltn.
Die arbeit IN ben G9ihon S4iffss
tperfteH sdn;li9 eiueeielIt.
Die golltnbung bon 5ipei puu5srs
f9iffen ipirb oaburh pers6sert.
Der Dampfsr -4fa" on Der Slb'
fiifte Don Gbtnn seitronbtt.
Die paHagiepe ober ani6eiusnb al.
gerettsi.
Rus 9sfammu. Der Rsssut Don 4befs
finieH pl6sli6 gsforben.
Die Gage I'm Reihe bes Qegus tpire
bnburd Dieber cine fritii4e.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-25

Der DaHpfsr raiia" on Der Siib'
fiiite Don Gbtnu seftrdnott.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-25
Jn(anOgelegrap6
Die granOiurgin JnOianapO(ls
Sei9dftigt it'd, nit Der
Serbaftuns Wtc0tatita'
ra's
unS ben SbHamitiunben i'm
Saaptquartier Der griifeua
nuS Strutturarbeiter.
Die @eftern 5eberatiOH Of wainers

Bia $25O,00O fir bic 8ertbeiOigung
Der gsrbufteten auf6rinsen.
Grubenslln9liid in Deit 8irginier.
Babrf4sinIia % Wdnner umsstoms
men.
2aut elmer Gntfheibung bes 8unbess
9sri4ts In portlanb, Oregon,
Ueiifsn Die Sout3ern pdctfic unb
Oregon &c California u. R.
IN bic Rsgisrung 2dnbereien i'm Dert6
Don 40 bis rs NtiliDneu 9oQ.
5uriiderItattsu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-25

Die paHasieTe ober oni9eiusnb ale
gerettet.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-25

Die arbeit In ben S9iHon S4iffs'
iperfttH sdnsIia eiueeitelIt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-25

Rus 9siamma. Der Rsssut Don abef'
finieH plOslid ssitorbeH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-25

6amburg, "a. april. llebtr
ben crb<nsl6d6er unn Diplcns
i6pinsst -bsr ssH Qasi1 aussins,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-25
SIN gesriii peitere 10000
WanH 3ruppsm mad Wsa.
rpfip 30 idideH.
Die beatihe preife bdit bas albs
iesben ber 1rnppea fiir
nnnSthig.

Iinb hfduIcigt sSronfrsi4. permanent
Woroitc beisseH 81 trolIen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-25

neil bic 3ompdsnie r htpsissre, bas
2ane 3u bertdufen, tpie btss in Der
Ganoi6entuug fttpuIirt iuorben ift.
9rst UtGnner Degsn beE
Gntfiibrung W n anna
rna nerh ftet
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-25

Sern, 20. WprIi. L<r GunDess
rnib befhloB beute ouFGrunb oes Ges
iebss iiber bic Deranitportlihteit Der
Nunbesbeomien. ben Snfantsrieoberit
Jris Gsrtfh In Bern. Der tpisberbolt
NIT ben 9unbes btboroen in Eonflitt
gsrdtben iit. aus fsiner Siele als Sns
fttutsionsoffisier su entlaTeH. Domit
III bic EaItftellung oieies MilitGrs
fhriftittIlers psrfstt. Der kute be-
fbloffenen Rabregsl mar bereits I'm
tfbien gsrbii bic Gntbebune oesGbers
iten bonn apmmdnoo Der s. Snfanits
riesDrieabs Dorcusgesongtn. 1iele
Werfiigiingsn Iinb oie 5DIs< Der 4ns
griffe, bic Dbsrft Gtrif6 felt I1nssrsm
0sssn bic sbsrfssa WiIisasbth harssa.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-09-23
GENERAL INCREASE IN CROP MOVEMENT Increased Amounts in Sight, Receipts and Ex-
 ports

New Orleans, September 22.-The cot ton crop movement, September l to % 5 inclusive: Secretary Hester's weekly New Orleans Cotton Exchange statement issued be- fore the close of business today, shows an increase in round figures in the move ment into sight compared with seven days of l33, ,OOO over the seven days ending September % last year, an increase over the same time year before last of 7O01 and an increase over the same time 1T 1908 of s3,oo0.
 ,The amount brought into sight for tn. week ending this afternoon Is stated a 426 129, against 292. .6s6 for the seven days ending this date last year; 35s,32S year before last and 3is. 294 same date last year, 35G,32s year before last and 34S,294 the same time in 1908. This brings the total 'crop movement into sight for the g days of the new season to 9s2, ,7s2. against 6SS, ; S6i last year, S3A190 year before last and 60156 the same time in 1908
 The movement since September 1 shows receipts at all United States ports 734.- 194 against 4SS,765 last year. 6l7,972 year before last and 551 .360 the same time in 1908. Overland across the Mississippi, Ohio and Potomac rivers to northern mills and Canada 5624 against 39s7 last year; 4504 year before last and 13, 772 the same time in 190S Interior stocks in excess of September l, 107, 914, against 49,7 716 last year; 90,119 year before last. and 94,1Ol the same time in 1908. Southern mills takings, 11e,e00, against 96.Ss6 last year; 12l 595 year before last, and 10o,923 the same time in 1908.
 Foreign exports of American cotton since September 1 have been 466. .277, against 323.529 last year. The total talk ings of American mills. north. south and Canada, thus far for the sea son have been 1s735S, against 205 902
 These include 72,160 by northern spin. ners, against lo77s4. Since the close of the commercial year stocks at American ports and 29 leading southern interior eenters have increased 309,097, against an increase for the same period last season of l09,4SS. and are now 23S67s larger than at this date last year. . ,- Including stocks left over at ports and interior towns from last crop and the number of bales brought into sight thus far for the new crop supply to date is 1,249,70e, against Ss6,S26 for the same pe- 1iod last year. ets
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-09-23
ACID PLANT CONSTRUCTION
 WILL START IN TEN DAYS

important of it's kind in the district, and ir is said will cause Birmingham to take first place in the country in the manu- fracture of acids.
 T should say the work on the acid plant will start within the next 10 days said MT. EXum yesterday. However, I cannot say that there is any new features to our former announcement made by Robert X. Brown and myself in con- nection with the plant. We have simply secured the engineering details which as a matter of course follow the crude draft ing of our ideas. The actual work of construction will start without much de- lay. as the details have been attended to- We have in mind the rapid com .pletion of the work
  Hams, J. A. Scholl E. c. Thurston, Judge N. B. Feagin, R. c. Foster, c. R. John son, E. E. Howard, II. M Stiles, E. F. Wheeler, D. O. Green.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-09-23
DETROIT RACES

Detroit September 22.--After a days intermission owing to rain the Grand Circuit harness meet at the Michigan state fair grounds was resumed this afternoon over a slow track Aside from the unfinished 2:20 trot in which change of drivers on Helen Wilstar ef- fected marked improvement in the mares performance, todays racing was without unusual feature.
 In the event after Lady Willow had beaten Helen Wilstar in the first two heats the judges decided that Richtey was not driving to better than second place. They put F.. Benyon behind the Wilstar mare and in the third heat she came with a rush at the end, beating Geer's candidate by several inches
 The fourth heat was a pretty race between Lady Willow and Helen Will star rom wire to wire finish. but the latter got the verdict by a length in spite of Geer's whipping finish At least one more heat will have to be raced to | morrow se
 Rollins easily took the deciding heat l in the 3.0l pace which came over from | Wednesdas
 1 The Liar won a popular victory in the -.i- pdce-
 | The free for all pace was easy for Earl. Jrswho took both heats slowing down at the wire.
 The 2:09 trot with the largest field of the meet was not reached It will be added to the card tomorrow Grand Circuit Summarizes:
 a 2;y1 pace, in 3sheats, 'purse sioc0, two l heats. Wednesdaya y fM
 Rollins D. E. by Delmarch doom-
 ssl s.~-.-... ............ ] sunny Jim, ch g.. by Shadeland | Nutkeno tShiyelxJ ............. , Shatshran, b. h. fSaunders) ... q , T Sara Ann Patch. blk. m (Cox). i 1
 Time 2:c1i4, 2:o'l.. 2:o94 z:l2 pace, , in j. purse slO00: l The Liar, b. h., by Ananias (Cares) I 4
 Mabel J.. ch. m. scunninghamj ..2 , , On Time. b. E. tvalentine) ...3 4 ? stephen A.. E. h. fPatin) ......5 5 4
 Time. 2IS 2:i2h. 2:l2
 2;2o trot. in .. purse 5000. unfnished l Helen Wilstar. b. rn. by Will
 star (Richtey Benyonp .. 2l 1
 Lady Willow. b. m. by Min staur tGeers) .................... , ? Clodagh. b. m. tSnedikeD. 8 l Pretoria. Me, h. m. tPennock,. , ] 1
 Time 2:ifla. 214i4, 2ISia, 2:12h.
 Free for all pace. 2 in ,. purse s5O0:
 Earl Jr.. z. E.. by The Earl (Cox) 70. T i Evelyn M, b. m (Shanll .,...... ? , I Independence Boy. ch. F. tValentine, 2 { 1 Essy Kay blk. h. tGeers) ............ : {
 Time, o:o6s4, 2:Q7.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-09-23
SPUR TRACK
or On lhACk Contract for l.. & N. Spur at Hog.
 land Awarded to P. w. Turner

The contract for the building of two miles of spur track from the Hogland branch of the Louisville and Nashville railroad has been awarded to the P. w, Turner Contracting company of this city and Is estimated at a cost of $45,- 0OO. The new line will run from the logland branch to the mines owned by the Mabel Mining compang, who award ed the contract and are located five miles north of Warrior. Ala & K Moss of Warrior is one of the heavies st stock holders In the corporation and the Hogand line is all extension of the track running to Sibleyville, the coke oven district. near Warrior.