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The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-15
FARM BARGAINS

FARM BARGAINS. 80 acres 40 miles out. half in cultivation, balance very best of pine, oak timber; good roads. R. F. D., telephone in house, good dwelling; also renter house. A bargain for S1250.
 135 acres. close to good town of 1000 peo- pie. county seat. fine dwelling, barn and other improvements; rich sandy loam soil, very level; can be titled with any kind of improved tools; only 40 miles of Birmingham. If you are interested in an ideal farm home, this will suit you. Price, 5000, half cash. 2d acres, right in town, only 35 miles of Birmingham; all level land; fine spot for a country home. Price only s55o: terms.
 96 acres, 90 miles of Birmingham, one quarter from station; no house, but Is very fine land: will consider exchange for city property or sell for s200 cash and balance to suit. Price, $500. If you are on the market for farm, let me send you my list it will please you. JAS. B. DRAKE. 825 N 18th St. Bell
 phone 24l7, Peoples 246S. EIGHT well located farms for sale in Calhoun county: fine dwellings, good land at a special bargain for' 10 days. Call on B. H. Denman, Real Estate Agent, at Jacksonville, Ala. TWO farms must sell. 37 acres. 40 miles from Birmingham one mile of small town; on Central of Georgia railroad, in Talladega county; three room house, one we'll, one spring, will produce 10 bales cotton this year; price S1250.
 40 acres same location, 3 room house sell for $500. Write to J. S. McLen- don, Ashville, Ala.
 FOR SALE-S5 per acre, 1900 acres, fec simple, on Central 30 miles out; third cash would exchange for city property. Ingram, Phones 103.
 300 acres beautiful suburban property convenient to stations, quick access to business center; will sell part or all cash or terms at sacrifice for quick deal. Eborn, 522 EmpiTe Bldg.
 MONEY TO LEND MONEY loaned saiaried people. women Keeping house and others without e. curi:y: cheapest rates; easiest pay ments; offices in 66 principal cities: save yourself money by getting my terms first D. H. Holman. room lOl Farley Bldg. i-i-ly REAL estate loans to suit you in amount. terms and interest; can pay back monthly or yearly; will take second mortgage. John W. Prude. l06 North 21st street. Bell phone 24o. lo-ls-tf MONEY TO LEND-On improved bue- mess and residence property; purchsse money notes bought Jemlson Real Eu- tate & Ins. Co. 7-21-ee WE negrotiate loans and sell real es- tate; can handle desirable farm loans. Malone Mcconnell Co.,. 219 21st street.
 7-17-tf I NEGOTIATE loans and sell real es- state. Jerome Tucker. POT 21st street. 2-26-tf-su s12O0 to loan on improved property In Greater Birmingham. J. M Gibson. 109 Empire bldg. 10-l4-2t MONEY TO LEND on sewing machiness furniture. etc, without removal. Phone Peoples 172 R, West End.
 1O-1-10t-su-tu-fra S5O00-To loan in amounts from $500 to s2000 on improved property near car line. See me before the other fellow gets this money. Edw. c. Dugas. 61u 1st Nat. Bank Bldg. 10-16-2o
 REAL ESTATE TO buy, sci or exchange properly. Sn7 kind, anywhere. address Northwest- ern Business Agency. Minneapolis.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-15

CONTRACTORS! NOTICE. We have just installed a modern electric blaming mill. Can furnish bright, fresh finish, any detail. We carry in stock over 100000 feet of framing, 100000 feet of flooring, ceiling and siding, 500,- 900 shingles, 100000 laths and over l. 100000 feet of moulding and finish tim Der. Our speciality famous.
 CHICKASAW BRAND OAK FLOOR
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-15
FOR SALE

FUN OktLG B4RG2ffNcsoaf6 hgRiahds 6dnsaioW; must sell have cut the price s5oo for quick sale; modern in every respect; large let, cicse to cars; $500 cash, pal- ance easy. Box 691, city.
 FOR sALE-Coiored mans home; we have several nice three and four room houses for sale cheap. Louie Reese Realty Co.,, 2125 Sd avenue. PRETTY little bungalow, South High lands, 6 rooms, hall, bath, large base ment and plenty of closets; nice oak floors. beamed ceiling, pretty paper ana electric fixtures close to car line and would make a first class home; just $2oO cash and balance like rent. A-62l Jem- ison Real Estate and Insurance Co.,, 211 North 20th street.
 A BARGAIN-Strictly modern ' room ? story home. Elyton street, West End; close to school. House newly papered, has pretty cabinet mantels and cleo tric fixtures extra large rooms and bath, hot and cold water Price only S9250; good terms. S07 Empire Bldg. Main 2S17
 FOR SALE-One 10 room house in Ems ley, Avenue D and 23d street, right close in; barn and servants house; all modern Improvements. Price $3500 well worth $5000. One-half cash, balance terms. Must sell, owner needs some money. Address Box 315, Ensley, Ala.
 BUY your farm in the Tennessee valley of North Alabama. J. l.. Bibb, 212O 1st avenue Main 4043. 10-14-4t-sa-su-tu-thu s1OO cash and $25 per month will buy a good,, we'll built home at West End oil lot 50x190; all street Improvements in and paid for; only two blocks of school churches and car line; Second avenue hear Pearl st. Jas. B. Drake. G25 N 1oth st.
 FOR SALE or rent, five room cottage on Berry street, West End, also two Jer- sey cows. Will sell cheap. Apply at 800 Berry street
 S2100-New room bungalow facing south on lot 50x190; paved street; sewerage complete in detail; $250 cash and S20 month. Jemison Real Estate and Insur- ance Co.,, 211 North 20th street.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-15

BEFORE buying farm write Charles B. = Hogeboom, the farm land expert. Box S36 city. He can save you money.
 9-2-45t-fri-su-tu LAND OPENING-Over 10000 acres thrown open to the public for settle ment in Texas; $1.50 to B per acre; title direct from state; terms 140 down. balance 40 years. Address Box 225. Houston, Tex.
 ORANGES that made California famous are now successfully grown in Texas. Get the big Orange Number of the Texas Realty Journal. Houston. Tex, just out; handsomely illustrated; sam pie 1Oc; we are publishers, not land dealers.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-15
FOR SALE

FINE co1nffy home, 20 acres less Than 10 miles of Birmingham, on Pike and railroad. 80 acres in cultivation; three houses; lies in pretty valley. Nearby lands sell at s100 per acre. Look-oaly $6000 for this whole tract. See Walter E. Barnes, 2127 Third ave. Bell Main 3239
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-15
FOR SALE

BARGAIN for quick sale miles center Iiirmingham; ideal place for truck. chickens, pigeons, etc.; plenty of fruit and shade trees; small enough to cul- tivate easily; dbig enough to make a living off; T1gnt on car line; will need about s15fo cash or it's equivalent. Box 6q1 city
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-15

DO YOU REALLY WANT A POSITIONr Loveman, Joseph &s Loeb want experi- enced salespeople for every department. PARTICULARLY EXPERIENCED GLOVE SALESWOMAN, EXPERT ENCED SHOE SALESMAN, EXPERT ENCED SEWING HELP FOR ALTER ALTON ROOMS, EXPERIENCED WOMAN AS CASHIER. Apply Monday morning to Superintendent.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-15

FOR SALE-Factory lot $50 feet on prIn- cipal business street and best car fine. Railroad track already in; best location and lowest price in the district. Stevens, Southern Hotel
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-15

FOR SALE-A furniture business, with long established trade. right in the heart of the Birmingham payroll dis- trict. If you know the furniture ousl-
 ness and have about S7500 cash, we can nut YOU in on this. Call on or write us. Birmingham Business Brokerage Co.. 5o1 First National bank. Phones 1s1o 10-11-5t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-15

IT you want anything in real estate, call on us. We have it and will be glad to talk with you about it. Lide Investment Co.,, Bell phone 1867. 625-2S Woodward Rldg
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-15

BARGAIN for sale; beautiful room cottage. bath, water, lights, gas, large halls and porches, modern and up 10 date in every respect; two blocks Avon- dale park. 4221 Avenue D. w. D. Me Cord
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-15

WILL EXCHANGE modern 8 room res idenee on South Highland, corner lot
 for smaller house well located west of 10th st; price, 5000; property will sell for $10,0o0 in less than year. What have you to offer? Denton Williams Realty Company, 4O1 to 6, Empire. Main 2s5
 Peoples 961 10-15-3t-eod
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-15

1900 acre farm: 900 acres cultivated black bottom land; 300 acres woodland, also black bottom; 400 acres partly sandy, cultivated and Bermuda pasture, large overflowing bored wells. This land ,,,il1 -raiSa 50 hushels corn to acre,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-15

Soc WILL buy two of the best lots in Edgewood; terms can be made. Bender t& Varley. Chamber of Commerce Bldg, ground floor.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-15
REAL ESTATE

TO buy, sell or exchange property. any
 kind, anywhere, address Northwest
 ern Business Agency. Minneapolis. Minn. 10-o-lot-ov
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-15

BEDROOM furnished completely; good furniture; cheap. 925 Georgia avenue, south. 10-15-3t-su-tu-th FOR SALE OR TRADE-Several good Woodlawn lots low price for cash, or would trade for small Mentone farm. iPox Gg1 city,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-15

FOR SALE-Comfortab room house, lot 50x100 feet; large chicken and coal house, excellent garden. fine young fruit trees, one block of car line. All for $S75, $400 cash, balance like rent
 Owner, 216 North 6sth st. 10-15-2t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-15

FOR SALE-Two pedigreed male pointer
 pups, months old can be worked this
 fall; best of stock; fine shape; need run for chickens $26 for both; one white and lemon, other white and liver. J. C. Moses, Birmingham, R. F. D. No. 2. East Lake,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-15

APPRENTICESHIP highlands bungalow; must sell: have cut the price sboo for quick sale; modern in every respect large let, cicse to cars; $500 cash, pai- ance easy. Box 691, city.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-15

FOR SALE-Part of furniture and lease of g room cottage; splendid location; reasonable rent Owner leaving city. 2316 5th avenue.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-15

FOR SALE. My modern, room home on South High lands east of 2Oth street; block of High land avenue car; save big money by dealing direct with owner; bargain, am leaving city.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-15

TOR SALE-One of the prettiest lots In Central park. with all street improve n1ents down and paid for; will sell cheap Call Bell phone 3021-J.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-15

FOR SALE-s2650, room house, on car line, lot 50x140. city water sanitary connections. house papered and painted, in good location. House, lot furniture and $30o piano for above price. Must sell. S01-2-3 Brown-Marx.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-15

FOR SAIE-Model 5 passenger Knox car, cost new $500; this car runs like new; has been completely overhauled; has new top, lamps and lenders; fully equipped, including shock absorbers; three extra tires and demountable rims; will sell cheap for cash or trade for un- encumbered real estate or notes; also have passenger Stanley steamer; will trade for acreage or other property. Box 550, city.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-15

FLORIDA colonization lands, 4.0O0 acres, 12 miles of thriving little city in west Florida excellent transportation facili-
 ties; river and two railroads. Well
 blocked; about 80 per cent adapted to agricultural purposes and fruit growing. This is one of the best colonization prop ostions left in Florida, and just look ct the price. $4.50 per acre. Terms. Walter E. Barnes,-2127 Third ave. Bell Main 3239.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-15

FOR SALE-The best little cafe In Bir-
 mingham, Busy Bee, 1908 Third avenue.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-15

FOR SALE-Several small monthly pay ment first mortgages half paid out, at
 a big discount for quick sale. Address All, care Age-Herald 10-15-3t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-15

FOR SALE-160 acres in Blount county, 20 miles from Birmingham, 40 acres un- der cultivation; room house and barn; three good springs good orchard; 40 acres fenced on good public road near station; price, S2500 cash. Hill & Mc- Donough, Bell 4722. Peoples 11S7. 1924 4th avenue.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-15

BIGGEST BARGAIN in West End, mod ern room cottage, new; lot 50X190 S1600; S100 down, balance to suit Apply owner, 1916 3d avenue, West End
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-15

$25 CASH and $l5 per month will buy a beautiful new five room cottage: has nice cabinet mantels, electric lights; large lot, facing east one block of car line, Woodlawn. Jas. B. Drake, 325 N. 18th st, Both phones.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-15

FOR SALE-$150, good little triangular shaped lot, in good negro location, North Birmingham, f blocks from cars, near 18th avenue; build 4 room cottage and sel Ito negro for home.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-15

EXCHANGE-Fiv room bungalow, mod ern Improvements, for 1911 model five passenger automobile. Address s520 Sec- ond ave-, East Lake
Evening journal., 1911-03-21
PREPARING FOR
"SIX PAWS SHOWS

Advertising Manager Asa Adair. Of
the six Paw Circus" is making prepa-
rations for the performance of the
chow which will be given in Whining
ton, on Friday, April z.
This is the first time this show has
visited the city, but from the promises
on the posters and advertising mat
ter the show bids fair to be a big at
traction. There is an entirely new ag-
gregation of performers, acrobats and
gymnasts with sideshow advertised
to contain some of the greatest Curl
osities and monstrosities" ever
Yes, even "Shivers," the clown will
be with the show and in addition some
of the most comical of comics will be
there TO make the audience laugh. The
acrobats are getting in fine trim and
promise some thrilling stunts.
The six Paw Shows" are being
given by the boys and men of the
physical department of the Young
Mems Chdistian Association under the
direction of its physical directors. The
staff of officers is, G. II. Meissner
general manager; f. w. Helm, as.
sistant general manager; Charles w
Bush, ringmaster; Charles r. Nor.
ford, property manager; c. L. Rob.
inson, side show manager; Homer
Boozer, assistant; Asa Adair. adver
tising manager; Prof Harry Mock
bandmaster.
Evening journal., 1911-03-21
MUCH MEAT CONDEMNED.
Inspector Finds Many Carcasses Here
Unfit as Food.

Meat Inspector George W. Denney
condemned more meat and carcasses
during the month OF February than
In any month since he has been i'm
office In addition to the carcasses
that were condemned he also con-
demned LIS pounds Of meat The
report is as follows:
Number Of cattle inspected. 52G:
calves inspected. 1874; sheep and
lambs inspected. $50; hogs. 1852.
During the same period the following
were condemned: Number of cattle
II; calves. /; hogs. q pounds Of
meat OF all kinds, LIS.
The following carcasses were also
received at this city during tho
month from slaughtering establish
ments in other cities acting under the
Federal inspection law Number OF
cattle. SS5; calves. %; sheep and
lambs. S53: hogs, log.
Evening journal., 1911-03-21
WEST PROVES
EASY WINNER
Floors 0'Brien Repeatedly
Until Referee Calls the
Fight Off

Billy West the Imperial A. c..
featherweight, added another victory
to his belt last night at the American
A. g, by stopping Young Jack
Obrien. the crack Philadelphia
featherweight, in three rounds.
OBrien was substituted for Lefty
Gallagher, as O'Brien was a much
better man. O'Brien has twenty-one
knockouts TO his credit and a d2-
round draw with Jimmy Fryer at
Boston. He was the leading wind-up
man at the Broadway A. c.
West knocked O'Brien down four
times during the three rounds of fight
ing and the end came when West lab
bed OBrien in the face with left
and crossed him to the jaw with a
stiff right, causing O'Brien to stagger
to the ropes in a helpless condition.
The referee showed his good judgment
then by stopping the fight to save
O'Brien from a knockout.
Billy West was received by the
Philadelphia fight fans with great
favor when he entered the ring and
after the bout he was loudly ap-
plauded by the entire audience and
congratulated by the management and
many prominent Philadelphia fight
fans. His clean fighting and clean
blocking was a big feature Of the
bout. West has been offered fine in
ducements for his next bout ir
| Philadelphia.
Evening journal., 1911-03-21
ON The TRI-STATE
LEAGUE CIRCUIT
Cassidy Refuses COnn'S Offer
Of $500 for Marhefka
GETTING THE PLAYING
GROUNDS In CONDITION

Managers over the Tri-State League
circuit are announcing their plans
for the 1911 season and have decided
upon the time for their PLAYERS 10
report for training. Between the
early part and the middle Of April
has been chosen by all of the Tii-
state leaders as the time to start their
men In tho preliminary work, the
exact dates varying from April
to April II.
Only two Of the Tri-State clubs.
Altoona and Trenton, will leave home
for the spring training. the 1910
champions reporting at Baltimore on
April 3 and the Tigers at the same
place almost a week later. April @
Managers Ramsey and Heckert will
take their veterans and recruits from
the Monumental city through Virginia
and other points Of the South for
exhibition games after breaking camp
at the training quarters, returning
North about the time for the opening
of the Tri-State League season on
May 2.
Attention In majority OF the
cities on the circuit is now being d.
rected towards the repairing Of the
parks. work having already begun on
the grounds and stands by several of
the clubs. New parks will be opened
by Trenton and Reading this season
while repairs and improvements will
be made to practically every other
one on the circuit. Trenton's new
site will be known as the Morris Park,
In honor OF William r Morris. vice
president Of the Trenton Athletic AS
sociation. Circus Maximus has been
abandoneddAt Reading. where Cough
lin and Cockill have decided to use
the Lauer Park grounds, near the
center Of the city. Here, South Side
Park is being improved at a cost of
$1,000 and the park promises TO be
one of the best on the circuit
The Peaches have now filled all
their exhibition dates, including one
game with the Phillie Yanigans. Ne
| gotiations are being made for a
game with Mack's Yanigans also. Two
exhibition games will be played with
Eastern League clubs. one in this
city with Toronto. and another with
Baltimore on the latter's grounds. A
game will also be played with one OF
the New York State League teams
! Bert Conn has offered $500 foi
Marhefka the shortstop. but Cassidy
says that he is not for sale or trade
and Will positively play here
Work on the York Tri-State park
especially the stands aud entrances
will be begun as good as the wealth,
er is favorable and will then b'
rushed TO completion. Johnstown in
tends to get busy on the Poin
grounds while Altoona. HARRISBURG
and Lancaster will fall In line al
soon as the weather permits.
Evening journal., 1911-03-21
WANT HERO'S MEDAL
FOR BRAVE LAD

Efforts will be made to have ~
year-old Thomas Ridings, a white
boy living at No. 722 East Tenth
street enrolled as a Carnegie hero
and granted a medal for his rescue of
Ruel II. RICHTER, the four-year-old
colored boy. who fell from boat Ia
the Brandywine at KirlSwood Park
several DAYS ago.
without divesting himself Of any
OF his clothing Ridings. who was in
the same boat, plunged into the icy
waters and grabbed the colored lad
Just as he was disappearing. He
swan ashore with his charge and held
the boys head above water until the
boat in which remained Earl Smith
and George King. two other boys
was brought near enough for both &C
be pulled into the craft.
Evening journal., 1911-03-21
ANOTHER FIRST
CORNER MAN COMES
Steve White, Crack Buffalo
Player, Sends Contract
to Wilmington

The Chickens got another new chick
this morning lie is Steve White.
who comes from Buffalo. White send
his contract this morning and will b.
here early next month to get in form.
White was recommended TO Mr..
Brown by several Buffalo baseball
men, who say he Is conner and has
been sought for by owners there.
Mr.. Brown announced this morning
that J. Leonard Johnson is tho only
official advertising man for the club.
Mr.. Johnson has charge Of both the
board and score card work. His card
viii show the only official batting
order of the games 10 be played IN
the ground and will be the only card
distributed in the park
The club has erected IN the outfield
board $50 feet long for advertising
purposes. Many business men have
taken space on the board
Evening journal., 1911-03-21
MADISON CRACKS
AT MADISON SENIS

Sporting Editor THE EVENING
JOURNAL: Joseph Crockett viii
manage the Madison B. b. c. this sea-
son, and has one Of the strongest
teams in the State, to put on the field.
lie would like to play the Madison
Semi a series of games for the name
Of Madison, or for $50 side. This is
Evening journal., 1911-03-21
FODDER FOR
FIGHT FANS
Mccoy Fitzgerald Fight a Big
Disappointment to PbiIa-
delphia Fans
THOMPSON IMAGINES
HE'S MIDDLEWEIGHT BOSS

That the flourishing industry of
staging resurrection bouts" has re-
ceived a decidede setback in Phila-
delphia, is the opinion of those who
last night Witnessed the six-round
bout at the American A. G. between
Kid Mccoy and Jack Fitzgerald. Of
Philadelphia, for the middleweighl
championship.
Although Mccoy retained enough
of his speedy foot work to keep out
Of the way of Fitzgerald's swings. he
apparently had no judgment Of dis
tance and time and again missed
landing IN the most awkward fash
ion. Fitzgerald showed none of his
usual lighting ability. He had a sort
of near-aggressiveness and kept fol
lowing Mccoy around the ring but
when he got near enough to fight he
would rush into a clinch without at
tempting to deliver a blow. The pair
wrestled for six rounds in the friend
iiest fashion. Neither sustained any
damage, but the exertion tired the
once great Mccoy. That sums tho
latest attempt of a once great fighter
TO come back
Cyclone Johnny Thompson having
having an idea that he is the only
real undisputed middleweight cham
pion, calmly demanded $4,000 or 80
per cent. OF the receipts for bouts in
Milwaukee and Kansas City with an
'unpicked man" presumably Billy
Papke. His demand was courteously
but nrmly turned down.
Jack White. the Chicago boxer, who
IA a claimant of the lightweight title,
today begun negotiations for bout
with Ad Wolgast-
Henry Balm (Sampson), the wres-
tier who was injured when Frank
Gotch heaved him over his head last
Thursday night left St. Luke's Hospi-
tai. at Chicago, today, fully recovered.
Samson narrowly escaped breaking
his neck in the fall which resulted in
a slight concussion at the base OF
the brain.
Wrestling experts declare that zyb-
szko failed TO show 10 the same ad-
vantage against Paul Schmidt the
Boer, in their catch-as-catch-can
match at Buffalo last night, as did
Gotch a few weeks ago. Zbyszko won
two straight falls, the first in 1880
and the second In 1921.
Most Of the experts concede tina
J Battling Hurley. Of Passaic, n. j.
had sight advantage over Fighting
: Dick Hyland in their ten round g
e in New York last night. The bou
4 was slugging match from start Z
r finish
E Charging that Frank Gotch has pur
posely avoided a match with him
George Hackenschmidt announced to
! day that he would sail for England oI
March 20 without having achievet
the purpose of his trip TO this coun
try. return match with Gotch foi
the Worlds title. Hackenschmidt'l
crouch is OF hugh proportions.
Evening journal., 1911-03-21
PROPOSED ON
A TROLLEY CAR

Harry A. Pierson and Miss Lucy
Aaron, both Of Wilmington who were
married at the office OF Alderman c.
K. Melville at Chester did not have
any Intention of becoming married
when they left Wilmington "just to
take a trolley ride"
After crossing the state line Pier
son asked the girl IL she would be-
como his wife. The question was 40
sudden that Miss Aaron was taken
greatly by surprise aud the car al
most reached Marcus Hook before she
regained her composure. Then she
said yes"