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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-08-28

III you believe that it's the
mail order houses who are asking
for parcels post, send a petition
to Julius Rosenwald, president OF
Sears, Roebuck & Co., and see how
quickly he Will sign it NOT. Mail
order houses do their business by
freight.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-08-28

Lake Erie drinking waters so
bad that Cleyelanders daren't
battle in it.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-08-28

Mrs. Margaret Gregson of At
lantic City, N. j., was fined $40
with the alternative of 60 days In
prison, for being common scold
No this is not a bit of Colonial
History, it's a news dispatch.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-08-28
When VIII Told.

when VIII came home and
told us he had hit a man." she
continued, 1--WE hoped and prayed
the injury might not be serious.
In the morning we saw in the pa
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-08-28

Eight years are required to
bring the average cocoanut tree
into bearing.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-08-28

And now there's a fair vaude-
william who seeks a divorce from
her Chicago husband (whom she
married on bet) because he is
shallow, and lacks mentality. OF
course, matrimony is a gamble,
but by marrying fellow on a bet
and then kicking because he hasn't
any brains seems as bad sports
manship as putting ones money
on sure thing and then brag-
ging.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-08-28

Farm and the farmer are to be
the chief topics of this years con-
servation congress. Pretty big
topics, too.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-08-28

II the pure food commissioners
want really to earn their salaries,
they might begin by prosecuting
confectioners who sell green and
lavender candy to babies.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-08-28

Kaiser's got Morocco all right
Established a beer depot at Aga
dir, and Moroceans never have tt
cultivate an appetite for any
thing that's wet.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-08-28

When more wives learn to be
sweethearts again, there will be
fewer clubs and saloons.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-08-28

DoNs Radium institute has teaspoOnful of radum
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-06
One Nag
OUercon,e

constipation permanently hy proper
personal cooperation with the bCne.
hcial effects OF syrup oi Figs and
fliNir Of Sienna, whom required Tho
forming of regular habits is most i'm
ror'ant and while ond.nvofing TO
form them the assistance OF Syrnp of
Figs and Eii,ir of fcnna Is most va,
uablc. ~ II Is The only laxative which
acts without disturbing The natural
functions and without dchill'ating aud
It is The ono laxative which leaves tn,
internal organs in naturally healthy
condition. thereby really aiding one In
that way To get its ben, Metal effects,
buy ~" 3 milne manufactured by Tho
California nv syrup Go only and for
sale by all leading drurr,s,a syrup
of F1ea and tiiNir Of Soma Is ncycr
classcd by the wcll.iniormcd with
medicines which maze cytrryarlnt
nnl uufoundcd claims TO cure habiwal
constipation without personal coop
Grafton
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-06
FREE 1DEtttD.

M'Nl," ha- on" advantage over this
country Zoo tn' snap, of cheap toba,-
c". Tho leaf -rows rccl, in IN, rec
puoll. of tho south and 49, govern
mont i''ita no tax upon a. For two
ana on'-half cents In American ar
United states monr, YOU can bu, an
cSc"llcut cigar, every whit az good as
our lo-cent brand And cigarettes are
th" ~ me- way. TO protect IA, do
mosuc production tho McAican tax on
Imported tobacco is altogether pro.
hibliiNc American cigars ia that
country are 50 high no ou, thinks Of
buying them
A Nogalos. a border town. there
ls ~ International street one sid. 81
witch is ~ Arizona ana the other in
sonora. North Mexico. con- the south
side ~ this street q tobacco store
SELLS aH EXCELLENT cigar of certain
brand for five cents. Across this
street. on the American side, the ldon-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-06

u,U uuud uf cigar De- exposed for
mi. at lt cents 1u bring tu. U.v
,on Haar across 40, marrow sr.,t and
maN. profit ~, Nm,H,m un.,r
wHm .,I the Mox,uu product t'
thrr, uwo .s original ,uluc
Th. HHurua .m,mo prout Do. u.
exemption of naIi,, tobacco u N.s.
i.n IU. 1tr anlc To- purchase ru
n"'.. .. ..0aoru,. rpn,mu. uu
DoH nr t.o aud one halls ..ur Boo
ouI Wuu, Ih, tpbaycu 100 tu,a,
Ittn .iau,u. 40, .u.dri,d uut-
HHI I.r aud .t t 'omsc srad. With
.Hr.. up,r wrapping Hut IL on
H,t v.u f purpose IA, market
'f wt.. BEL auuudautly supplied al.o
,fh cigarettes .nttuine NIGH grad,
.'a..u m 'l, p'r payer vuprIua,
u Is 100 W. .o.'tr form tuat nr
VNI.tu u.. ul uua..o.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-06
\\iiWIiI.. KANSAS.

"' i''fN "'FI"t' mes Yesterday bore
''''"''"" '""l woman was
'''' nov "'"'"f "i Hunn'W'll kan
''"' S"' U'' WIN venerable. re-
'I''''" ana "'i'-'"-d" man at That
'''" RECEIVING - votes, and
'"'' ~ E'''""''F declined to draw
'"" si"''iuiN Withdrew in
'''''
'''' '' "'''''- ''""tA'"t' iu the
'''' mat kansas has selected e
'" "N ""N"f 81 hunh"W"ll.
""''''' mas p'n'h"n' For doing most
any '''n- N'"Nas mixes. from organic
''N ''''"''f N''''n'' g." sending a
"'''' N'''' senator 1" tho p'nitcn-
'"' N''''s r'r''s ar. already
''"" nag h"" u''N NH' 'ddr's Mrs
"''''" WI '' your l'dFsmp th"
~ VIII "' n'> "I's'' wiz Il
'' "'''"N mayor. q" 10 th" past or
"'''' ""' " ''
"'''''' ''''" N"lr "i Emp"ra,
N''r N"' wrote 'Nh"'' ih' Mat,,r
WIN Kansas "'ll und"ubtcdb come
'''' N"'n there be- amy
'''"F L" De- ur''d'd "t to kansar ru-
'"'''' "'''''in Allen generally Says
''' ''''' ana last ""rd and that Sues
'''"''t " "'''''"n "' tine m"oi"d
'"''''" Nir. wilson announces That
'' W." '"N' over 'Ii' oil''" ana pro
''''' 10 'l''h Hr 'h' town literally
"'d Otherwise
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-06
BEN ARE or Oi>TME>Ts ron ca.
T\ERu THAT CONTAIN
MERCURY"

Ns mercury viii surely destroy the
sense of smell ana completely horango
the whole system when entering It
through the mucous surfaces. such
articles should never bc used except
on prescriptions from reputable phy 70
Nclans, as the damage they VIII d"
IL tcn-told Ia the good you can pos
slblN derive from them. Halls Ca
tafth cure manufactured by 4. j.
cheney n Co, Toledo. o.. contains NO
mercury. ana Is taken internally. act
ing directly upon the blood and nu-
eous surfaces of the system ~ buy
ing Halls 'atarrh cure be- sure YOU
get the genuine |, h. taken internally
and made In Toledo. ohio. by T. j.
cheney Co Testimonials free.
sold by nrugigsts, Price. 15c per
bottle.
Take lInll's Family Pils FOR consll-
patton.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-06
WHAT WE PAY OUR
TEACHERS.


'NI'rflh Advocated
from the schop superintendent
"i New Mexico ana reports from
clerks of school boards. tn, following
c"mphfatlN. statement for teachers
salaries is prepared. which shows To-
M" ddf"utHg" of A.tcs.a In tn. Na,. of
ECONOMY ia expenditures tor service
obtained
I"EirdIus -ularirs ~ nud that ia,
'"N 81 salaries paid grade teachers m
lows, I1s Vegas Roswell Ration
lurumruI. Carlsbad tGo. Dawson.
Has''m'u Sihcr CITY SOS: Anma-
S'il" und brmiue $40. Nrtcsa pl,.
'oh. hollow the average
Maximum paid grade teachers pot
COUNT ns principals. llagormu Las
T's, CLOVIS $50; Tucumcari CLAW
hn ,Al'm"g"rdu Gallup So. Ration.
h"@NcU ANA Carlsbad $50. Nbuu,r.
que $50 3a; Dawson ncmme. SILVER
CITY So. tNrrog" per month xtG..o.
Atl"sla $40, ur $3.50 less i..r n.
average
Average pHd hiah school teacher,
Nihuuu'rgu, b,mmp. Ration 40.
CLOVIS, Gallup and Hlgrrman tluo
CARLSBAD and clayton $50 E.-o.,I
ti'' Nimus"rdu. Sli5. Au..I, t9g
M"nl1.N s1hp ut superintendent
l''-"'II. CLOVIS. Ration. Aiamosurd.
Woo. CLAYTON aud SILVER CITY neither
nave h'sh schools. Si.a. p,mIpp
I'>.i", Carlsbad. Nl6o. Tu,umgarI
Ni'o.t6. Nrtc,Il. $3.50. Ar,r.t. ha. ,
lager school ihlu either or tl,so
'""us except Eosfru and Ration ana
'h '''s' Gowns ,hc superintendent
"'o- mo- class work
NInugurrqu, and Roswell pa, tb.ir.
h'Sh school principals sla8 per
'"'h'A. Ration. tl.a. laS Vegas Ar
l'siH ANA carlsbad each pa, Ilo.|
H'sN'l. pass grad pfiu.ipnls s1I0|
per month. carlsbad and Nripsla ro,
500 Roswell primary teachers ROT.
$50 Carlsbad. So Artcsla. $50 nos.
'Ii music teachers "a sos. the. draw.
ING TEACHER gets SN5 Art,.I, has
one '''hrr f." both department. and
PAYS Der So p.' month.
Ih' cost 't tuition per capita az
'"In'ut iur .H, srvpra large schools.
'' 'hc territory range from si7.as per
pupu 100 Albuquerque on down To
w - f'r ,rl,-ia. The cost per pupll
NNAf .lhbll'' lNf NiAlflt fff
l1' towns shows Albuquerque pnys
N-'.'" SiN,. ciN pays s26.i5. Las
vegas pays tlp.7l neither of the last
named towns have any high SCHOOL
pupils either. ArtcSia pays To-. The
same tlaa3 per pupil The terf.tor-
l'l suprrini.ndcni reports Tho average
cost for the territory To- De- teo0i
THIS shows that our town b. no' pl,
ing more than the others
one other cnus" of complaint \,
inst there are too many toarhrr. .p
pl"Ycd at The Central building TN.
attendance reports from th. ..hoo.
show TIA, thoro has been enrolled a,
that place FOR each teacher e., nm.
piis. that there has been an average
daily belonging 81 ~ pupils and an
cinhl dallN presence tor C,rh teacher
Of lN pupils
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-06
J. ST|TT WILSON IS
BERKELEY MAYOR
Well Known Socialist. Who
Has Spoken in Albuquerque
Breaks Into Real Politics
in Northern California.

'H'rkrlcN, Cal. Aurl 81 Sttt
Wilson, socialist, N1. .lcctcd mayor Of
betkc.oy Monday defeating Mayor
beverly Hodsu,ad Republican IN.
tumb,nt hy majority OF s>4 votes.
wilson received 1850 and HudgAcad
-,i'G. o BE- thr nr>t dime IN the his
tory "i California rUut one of its cit.
les has selected socialist as mayor
Wilson wits the Socialist nominr, tor
governor last Nuy,mbr'. and ycars
az" was e. minister chicago
The Issue did mot turn entirely on
SOCIALISM hN ANS means. Hodgh,ad,
Nh" has oeen The high priest Of the
commission form uf government in
''di"rnid. speaking u many cities in
championship of ihr plan. hiss Also
o''n leader ~ insurgoni Republican
circles, aud Co this more than any
1lng else the defeat of Hodghcad is
due,
\ iocal paper announces that tine
people oi Bcrh"lr have r.pidlatcd
political pharis"es Incorporating un-
d'r the gus" pf good government
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-06
~ vi iitHIIb

iH' .HI Correspondent uI CO..
...uUu. Herald .,I..a Tram. a, ......,..
fan. ...,...,..
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''' ""..H .Id HN'n 'r
''''' ' ''' Deemed '.ie t' u.Iud,
'<' ''' '' 'N. ..'ui chance "t
.''' "I'h .i'. '' ."nEf,ts ID.
.Ni' '''' NE'nt p"iu torn.
'"'''.' '''''' .'''''''"
'N' ii'i'lH "tr' "ouu,ut NHo is
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-06
STUDENTS STUDY
LIVE POULTRY
McsIlla Class Will Go TO FL
Paso and Visit 5000 Hen
Ranch Near That City to
See Birds.

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0'"'ps"h ."~'"F ''
'|.. number of be- ..H.- 100 live
...h tul ppWr, to o. p.., pu next
...... ,,.,.,Iu.. ann, .. ANAL, IAN
,.,
20
p'"'' ="
''''' "'
WIZ '' E'''" $50" ~"
WV
,.'....... -"
%. '''' ~
''' F''p'-' OBJ "ni"nlu .|i' "h pot
'.'' ?" 'n' SOUS ana "'''. "' 'h' ter
~ '.. 100 '.'''
nc '""'' ''''''"u
''''''E''"' "'''
Wv '' '' '',- .. .'' '''I' ~
''-'
''''.' '''h "i
"'' ''.' l''"' '". '.-' i''' "'
'"' ."''"'''. So
'' '''' en-" '. TOD" pr''' ~
.t..,..r,t.... t..t,
"''' """ '''''"'"' ''"i
for ,4. .aut,,.f,p, r... ,,,udt,,.
Mu nov b, u..J t,, .,..,,r.,,,,.,
han ana l,t.r f,r ,,........i,,,,, ~.
paus v.r. discussed ...,..,,in, ,t,..
..,..,,,.,,
consisting ,f t,, ,.,, H., l,.
I.rc. tn drn,us,r,t. 3D.. ,.s.,,,ut,t..
of farming ,, m. .i., l.
other piau ,i,n. received ..,..,,ti. ~.
question. that .,f ins,itu,... h., en-. .,,.
lr.. calendar ,.,.r,,,, dc, 49,,
uurno-. cot thf. ,,,,,lJ ~, tm.,r,,',
tho TANNER. he ,b. .,,,. ...... -.
ana solemn. manp.r 5. -.
ana lecture. al uieht ,Iur.rg L., .,,t,,
,..k
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-06
\ tDpD WAY To
GET bN SHADY sIpI

tn" town board OF Dayton d, to
"f"'r in trees along the principal
streets "i the town. much IN tho sam.
way mat Agtcsia ordered IN sidoWaiks.
1hht is. II the people wish they can
put IN trees themselves. but If thcv
don't the city win put them i'm ana
IN tot owners can nay tor tn, ion.
d' town board uf Dayton rs dnius
thr right thing, ana IN . rrw vcnti
our n'ighbur on the south viii non
lhkc many dollars of cold .cash for
th"s" big shade trees -pccos Valley
News
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-06
WI WONT WRITE To on:
Ioi;D~us re. FRIENDS

NpufI.'lurs ucV pustorir, was
pat in commission Monday and th,
folks BOO ibat town say il b.. worth two
cents extra 900 ,,,ry gcttcr tho, send
"u' T." "'' o. go through tho new
OHIO N"t.' E'ur Alhuuu,rqu, mail
ana -'' h"N many l"ttrr- have 40,
extra stamp 600 lt u u come. through
i"r uur r'd stamp YOU viii know your
NlhupucrQu' correspondent BE- do pikcr.
L"rd>burg Liberal
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-06

Herman liluchcr who came in with
me auto party from Denver yostcrday
got her, Just IN time Ia smudge the
onions ANA put fresh rhuburb ON the
market
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-06

The Tularosa Tribune announces
in"t hereafter u win b. suictI, "A
Democratic paper Evidently the cd
ltof has been reading tb, press dis
patches from Washington
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-06

Having seen & few Chinese huudry-
man running around in circles with
Em"N'us iHtirons ln hand v, Just
naiuulit admire those Russians who
mad tho h"rdibood 'o autogonizo some
Tour hundred millions 81 those orr.
entails
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-06

We notice by me press dispatches
thai Mudcro h expected 10 taxi. Chi
huohua and also tina, hc IN not cx-
p'rtcd 10 take f. We told you So
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-06

IN, Democratic chairman of rh,
house WAYS anu means committee an
nounros mat it win o., several du,.
o'f"rr schcdul, tx" is taken up for
revision We'll wait uuuI hc sp,Ine
iAmHIug 81 over with ANYHOW.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-06

Mr. Tafts message on reciprocity Is
certainly nothing ~ il is not short.
plain ana 10 The point
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-06

Constipation .auscs headache, nau-
sea, diSlinrss. languor heart palpita-
ll"n' Drastic phy sic. grippe, sickcn.
N''h'n IN bowels ind don't cure.
p"ans r"Rulots ace gently and cure
constipation - ccuts Ask your
druggist
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-06

Tho Socialists we're beaten nearly
'"" To- one Ia Milwaukee. That. how
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-06

ever BE- mot what mad, milwaukee,
famous
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-06

Las cruces had u windstorm tho
other day which blcw tn" roof off IL
nous" there. We are pleased To- learn
however. that The gul, lcft tn, alfalfa
ttill growing ana the cantaloupc seeds
IN th' ground with the crops IN
That section Ip to standard. Las cru
r's can bus aii thc roofs SHE needs
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-06

Th"A are going tu plan, cotton over
near Turumcari T. they Keep on in
'rrasing the variety of things the,
can produce Ia qua, county. ,hosc
l"iWciH over there viii have % mort
Ehgr un The balauc, of N,N N,Nirn
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-06

'''' '. A"'''lIr
After q fatal accident occurs Is no
TIM for 90, sp,,du1 mo,orIst To-
think u over aud d,pId. &, stop IN,
pubic generally ana osp,rnll, that
portion ot 10 which walks. instead of
ride "Ill heartily cndors, ail sen.
i"ncc tor the next offender against
th, speed limit
II drastic measures ar, necessary.
i'i us us, them noN--no after some.
on. has been crippled Tor uf, or
Killed
Las cruces had u windstorm Tho
other day which bl,W tn" roof off Il
house there. W. are ricascd To- learn
however. that the gulr lett tn, alfalfa
sun growing ana the cantaloupo seeds
IN ,hc ground with the crops IN
mat section ur to standard Las cru
ros can bus au tn, roofs she needs
-.--.-.a--.-----
Th"N are going To- plant cotton over
mean Turumcau. T. thry Keep on in
rr'asing the variety of things the,
can produce Ia qua, county. ,hos,
farmers over there VIII have mort
gagr on The balance of Sew Mexico
The Washington correspondents or
the Associated Press grav,t ton us.
that tho extra session listened 10 Mr.
Tats message IN hlrnr, what wort
"I u co!l"gc vcll did The, expect when
u presidential message was read
Th" lrishmcn ia NeV Mexico are
engaged iu heated argument with
the Germans us tu IN, ultIonalI,, of
senator p.Gorman of Sow York state
There b. family mu,d Gornan IA
New Mexico via" arr GcJmanh. whore
~ The - speaks fur b.,f
These are indeed hard DAVIS ror the
cowboy. Ou" rod, into Las V,aas
Yesterday u th, H-su,tomcd ft,p
''7' aye" = ''" months pay aud was
''I'0ttu OTIS Ndnhr't suspect IrE
getting $50 the tcv real pll cot,bo,-
simply can't COME 10 town a., au.
'''' VINO mas ever seen th'
''''' '''''.""'' 'in" '' work VIII
''"'" u" ''''N Wat u WI inter-
S'SSi"n Dos 'n'ions Fam congressman
To the h"h park.
--------
'' ''''''"''' chairman "' me
''"S' ""'N ""' means committee "n-
% '' '' ''.N'. ~ NHN '
'' I't' Sthrdul' Is is taken up for
revision Wei, wait untI thc spring
'''n'lnE ~ over with anyhow,
u.
''''- '''H " l'N HiU'Nf ituuuti- .
'""h running around tn circles with
'm"N'uH i"tir"ns in hand We Just
h''"''H' ""Iuir' those Russians who
'"' INC nHfuiNuHd 'u dutdguuIZt Yom,
four hundred millions af ,hos. orr.
entails
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-07-19
VETERANS PICNIC
Arrangements Complete for Affair at
 AvOndale Saturday

The picnic. barbecue and basket din- ner to be given by Camp Hardee No. 3o '. C. V, at Avondale park Saturday, July 9, will be for the members of the camp their families and a few invited guests The exercises will begin at 10 o'clock d m. Brief addresses will be delivered by Judge N. B. Feagin Ex-Governor Will liam H. Sims, short original poem by pr. O. T. Dozier. Dinner will then be announced, and in the afternoon Col Sam Will John will deliver his interest ing lecture on the Battle of Chancelors- vile
 MT. Jack Phillips will furnish the bar becued meats; the camp will provide bread, ice and lemons. The wives and daughters of the camp will furnish bas kets of edibles.
 A special invitation Is extended the Daughters of the Confederacy to attend as honUred guest of the occasion. The commander, N. A. Graham has Is. sued orders for call meeting to be held Saturday afternoon at Ayondale park for the purpose of protesting against a negro cemetery being established in close proximity to the confederate lot where a number of the comrades are buried.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-07-19
FATHER SECURES
 SONS ACQU|TTAL

Atlanta, July 1S.-(Special) )-"This boy may have been wild, judge. but dis honest, never' It was Col. J. w. A. Sanford Jr, one of the most prominent lawyers of Montgomery, speaking in the interest of his client before Judge Rroyles, and the client was his son, John. With H. B. Yeargin he was said to have been implicated in a recent burglary at 21 Manhattan avenue.
 Colonel Sanford was assisted by Thomas H. Goodwin and they secured q complete acquittal of both the young men. These 1.-two young men were recently arrested in Savannah. With the acquittal of these two young men and the failure of the de- tective department to fasten upon the shoulders of Bob Bennett, the negro sus- pected of robbing a Washington street home responsibility for the numerous burglaries of recent date, the clearing up of the "burglarized atmosphere" of tho city is indefinitely postponed and the de- partment apparently as much up in the air as ever. Colonel Sanford made a short talk in defense of his son at the close of the evidence. Judge, this boy came from a long line of distinguished Georgians and his family is well known hero and in Alabama. His great grandfather was Gen. John Sanford of Mlledgeville, for a long time secretary of state and once nominated for>Congress. His grandfather removed to Alabama in the sos and has held high position there This boy may have made unfortunate associates, he may have been wild, but dishonest, never"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-07-19
THE COTTON MEN
 OPPOSE REVISION

Charlotte, N. C., July 1S.-The tariff facturers' association, representing a dozen southern states, held an all-day
 executive session here today, framing the position of the southern textile manu- lecturers on the proposed revision of the
 cotton goods tariff Briefly stated, the southern manufacturers oppose any re- vision of the cotton goods tariff at this time and their reasons are set forth in a letter sent by Chairman R. M. Miller, Jr, to Chairman Underwood of the ways and means committee of the House Of Representatives According to the letter
 the southern manufacturers oppose any revision that will increase the percentage of importation to manufacturers on the ground that the cotton schedule is bear ing it's share of the customs revenue and
 there is no call for increasing the amount
 collected under it.
 They oppose revision without adequate data, though favoring simplification Of
 the schedule.
 They oppose any revision that does not
 take into account southern lobar condi- tions.
 They oppose reductions of duty on ma- chinery and other items entering into the cost of mills.
 The recent personal hearings on the tariff question and demand free and open discussion and consideration in tariff malI ing and ask that data upon which tevis- ion is based be made public matters of record.
 Prominent cotton mill men from all over the south attended the meeting of the
 committee today.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-07-19
TORPEDO BOATS
 WATCH FOR ENEMY

Block Island, R. l., July 1S.-Fleeting SII'lpses Of torpedo boat destroyers and submarines as they scudded about on the watch for invaders were the only indications of warfare visible to res ideats of Watch Hill, Block Island, | Newport and other places within the
 war scene today.
 All kept well off shore so that their | identity could not be ascertained. Following the rule laid down by the | war department that the use of wire
 less be eliminated, the ships of both at
 lacking and defending fleets refused
 today to answer calls.
 The southern shore residents of Mas | sachusetts and Rhode Island are keep ing awake tonight watching for the flashing of the searchlight and other indications that the enemy Is nears and that the expected battle Is on. Aitho.yh it had been generally un7 derstood here that the war was not to begin until midnight, II was learned officially tonight that the hour for starting the maneuvers was within the discretion of the commanders of the fleets Navy department officials stip- ulated that the war should start some time between dawn today and noon Friday.