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The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-11
High School Schedule Announced
MOBILE IS STRICT
 ON SALOONKEEPERS

Mobile, October 10.-(Special.) )-That ii is the intention of the Mobile excise board to strictly enforce the provisions of the Smith regulation bill, was again made apparent today, when the license of Will liam E. Finn was suspended for 20 days on the charge of permitting unnecessary lettering about the saloon and selling liquor to intoxicated persons.
 The complainant in the case was Chair man Joel w. Goldsby, who saw an in toxicated man on Commerce street going towards Cont and followed him, feeling, he said, in giving his testimony, that 1t was, his duty to do so.
 He saw him join another man; both went into Films place. Remaining near the place, he later saw several men elected and presumed his presence in the vicinity was the cause therefor. Film had several witnesses to testify that Nhis place was an orderly one but to no avail.
 In long opinion handed down contain ing the sentence, the commission states that: If it cannot enforce the law in one of it's most important features by direc- tion, il proposes to do so by indirection, and is of the opinion that if a. liquor dealer permits a customer to stay ain his establishment long enough to get drunk he has permitted very unreason- able loitering.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-11
BULLOCK COUNTY FAIR
 IS OPEN TO PUBLIC

Union Springs, October 10.-(SpeciaD.- The fourth annual Bulliclx county fair threw opep it's gates here this morning. The fair will continue through the week, ending Saturday night.
 The management has taken unusual pains to make the exhibition a success. The fair opened at 10 o'clock with pa rade, headed by the officers of the fair association, and following these came the bands, a number of floats of various kinds, automobiles, carriages and bug gies.
 Most of the agricultural exhibits were put in place yesterday and these reflect great credit upon the farmers of the county. The livestock and poultry that have been entered are of very high class. Something like 15 fast horses have been entered for the races which will be held every afternoon, beginning at ? o'clock. About half of the race horses are Bullock county owned. The St. Louis Amusement company has been engaged to furnish the attractions for the midway.
 Other attractions that have been ar ranged for are the gun shoot which will be held on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday mornings, and the horse show on Thursday night
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-11
HIGH SCHOOL SCHEDULE
By REUBEN A. LEWIS

I feels that he has quite an aggregation He declares that the team made but one tumble in the last game with Owenton and that the manner in which they played on both the offensive and defensive | pleased him greatly. He states that since the last game the boys have been shown l some new tricks and that he has no donpt but that they will defeat the Baptist scrubs.
 After the game Thursday with the Min l isters the Highs will engage the Birmlhg- ham Medical eleven at West End park on October q. The Doctors have or ganized this year and it is reported that ] they have a strong aggregation.A They | weigh about 155 to the man and with this avera ee they will outweigh the High by b pounds,
 On October 2S the Highs will play thelr first game abroad, at Sylacauga, when they will meet the State Normal eleven. Following the game with the Normals the High will tackle the Alabama scrub team at Tuscaloosa on November 1. They state that this engagement and that with the Auburn scrubs will be the two hard est struggles of the entire season. Last | season the High n2naged to defeat the Alabama scrubs by The score of to 3. On November Il the Highs will play the Disque High school in Birmingham, prob ably at Redwood. Last year, when the Highs played that eleven they defeated them easily. However. since that time the Disque High school and the Etowah
 Gr,If dot fn1 the name of Disque- Etowah High school, and the coach states that they are report cd to have a strong team. After the game here on Saturday the Highs Will go 10 Attala, where they will play the same team.
 On November 25 the State Normal school at Sylacauga will play the Highs Tn Birming gham. This will be the last game of the season here. On Thanksgiving the Highs will close the season at Auburn, where they will play the Auburn scrubs. They were defeated last year by the score of to and here they expect to have the most strenuous tussle of the sea- son.
 Last year the Highs had a record of having been defeated but once during the whole season, but they expect to do equally as well if not better this year, Last year the Highs had some difficulty in holding the ball, on account of fum- bles. but if tie team shows up as well as fl did in the game with Owenton, this will not be their difficulty.
 The game tomorrow with the Howard Reserves promises to be an interesting struggle. The Howard Ministers out weigh the Highs, but the Highs are swift CT and have a more constant aggregation. The game will be played at West End park and will begin at 3:30 o'clock
 The complete schedule of the Highs for the season is:
 Birmingham, Howard Reserves, Octo- Der F.
 Birmingham, Birmingham Medical Col lege. October 2l.
 Sylacauga, State Normal college, Octo- Der 2S
 Tuscaloosa, Alabama Reserves, Novem- ber 1.
 Birmingham, Disque-Etowah High school. November Il.
 Attala, Disque-Etowah High school, | November IS.
 Birmingham. state Normal college, No vember 9.
 Auburn, Auburn Reservesy November 30.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-11
SPORTING NEWS AND LIVE GOSSIP FROM EVERYWHERE

The Birmingham High school will play a game every week until the season ends on Thanksgiving. A total of eight other battles has been announced by the man. aghr of the team, Robert Hanby. Dur ing the season the High will go up against the foremost prep organizations of the state, and every contest will be hard struggle.
 The next game to be played by the High will be tomorrow, when the CorleuX aggregation will try the Howard reserves. The Howard aggregation is in fine trim and they will outweigh the High by over 10 pounds to g. man. The boys, while they feel that the Howard team is ex- ceedingly hefty, expect to beat them, but the margin will be very small.
 The High lineup will be: Stephenson and Lethem, ends; Tate and Weir' tackles; Antwine and Tribble, guards Morton and Strange, halves; bowman or Yictorine, center; Wood, quarter, and Robinson at full. There is a possibility that Robinson may not be able to play Thursday. His absence would weaken the team considerably and it is hoped mat ne Nili dpPSoi III eiiO iiAiS NP.
 At a recent meeting of the team Ev- erett Strange, the rghthalf on the team, was elected captain. He was elected to fill the vacancy caused by Zielminski's $ leaving to join the Howard team. Strange is in his senior year at the High school and is popular with both the faculty and the members of the team. He was on the team in 1908 under Coach Messer and has made the other athletic teams of the school.
 The teams has been praeticing hard during the last few days and it is thought that the boys will show the result of these tactics at the game tomorrow The coach states that he is well satisfied with the boys in every respect and he
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-11
YALE COACHES CHANG
 STPLE OF ATTACK

New Haven, Conn.,, October 10.-The Yale football coaches are gradually sue ceedinS in their efforts to change the teams style of attack from the simple to the complex. Several new formations and shifts are being practiced. Yales' attack is clearly to arrest on a shift formation this season and the curtain has been rung down on the straight plunge.
 The consensus of opinion among the coaches is that the back field is the weak point in the Yale team. The backs do not work we'll together, and Dr. Billy Pull Brink Thorne arfd. Fred Murphy, three of Yalcs most famous former backs, will devote all their time from now on to developing the back gield.
 Place kicking. in which the three coaches were past masters, will also be tine subject of drills in off hours.
 TAKE THE BIRMINGHAM SPE- CAL" FOR ATLANTA AND THE EAST. SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-11
Attention of Impotent Men
 Directed to This Notice

The impotent man, the man with i'm paired vital sexual power, is cut off from the full vigorous pleasure and usefulness of life.
 The per cent of men who are sexual lv weak and to degree, if not entirely impotent, is appalhngly large. The man thus impaired, robust and strong though he apparently is, is d sexual weakling. The vital force of man. hood is dormant. He is cut off from the natural usefulness and pleasure which are every mans birthright.
 The impression prevails, and has rather been encouraged for years, that impotency cannot be cured. Dozens of other human afflictions were for years likewise declared incurable, but mod ern medical skill has narrowed the ln- curable ills to small margin-a thought for the man who has given up hope.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-11
NATIONAL LEAGUE
STANDING
Giants Lose

Brooklyn, October 1o.-Brookyn closed it's 1911 season at home today with ten inning victory over New York to !. The visitors scored their only run in the first on a fielders choice, batter hit and Murray's single, but were blanked py Barger during the remaining innings. Maxwell had a shut out up to the ninth, when Hummel tripled and tied the score on Barger's single. In the tenth Wheat singled and came home with the winning run on Smiths long double. Captain Doyle rested today fS the result Of his accident yesterday. Score; R.H l.. New York 100 600 900 O-l : Brooklyn ............... 100 Oo0 OOl l-z io
 Batteries: Maxwell and Wilson and Hartley; Barger and Erwin. Time, 1:22. Empires, Finneran and Bush.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-11
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-11

To all who are sexually weak I want to tell you earnestly, candidly, that 1 cure impotency and all sexual weak ness. So long as there is vital spark, so long as the little nerve cells live, can restore the lost functional activity of the generative organs-build you into a sexually strong, vigorous man. /
 The young man of 20 weakened by excesses or the old man blasted by years, are likewise treated successful ly. With my methods l detect life in the nerve cells long after you had na- turally enough concluded they were cold and dead. When the spark of life is there response to my treatment is as certain as any physical law-1cer- tain as development of the black smith $ arm muscles as he hammers at the anvil.
 If you are sexually weak or i'm potent come talk your troubles over with me. Your case must be diag- nosed in my office.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-11
WOODLAWN CITIZENS
 MAKE PROTEST

The citizens of Woodlawn held a meet ing at the Woodlawn city hall yesterday afternoon and several speeches were made protesting against the removal of the police department from that place to the city headquarters. The Woodlawn de- pertinent at present covers Woodlawn, East Lake and Avondale and should that department be removed the mounted po- lice covering the above named places would have to report to Birmingham in- stead of Woodlawn. A committee of four was appointed, namely. A. P. Leak, chairman; A. J. Patterson, MT. Montague and John Patterson, to present their re- port to the police commissioners and do all in their power for the retention of the Woodlawn department.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-11
Decision Confirmed

New York, October 10.-The United States circuit court of appeals this aft ernoon handed down a decision affirm ing the convictions in the lower court of Charles R. Heike, former secretary of the American Sugar Refining com pany, and Ernest Gerbracht, former sli- perintendent of the company's Williams burg refinery, who were found guilty of participa ting in the underWeighine frauds
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-11
TO BAR THOSE WHO
 ARE NOT AMERICANS
 FROM OLYMPIC TEAM

New York, October 1O.-Some of the Lest athletes now In training in this country will be barred from the Ameri- can Olympic team, because they are not American citizens. According to the pew Olympic rules only athletes who are fully naturalized are eligible to represent the country they wish 10 compete for.
 Because of this rule Dan Aherane. Tim A1erne and Con Walsh, among others, are eligible. Dan Ahearne is the Ameri- can running, hop, step and jump cham pion, and record holder. Tim is the holder of the Metropolitan champion ship in the running broad jump and hop, step and jump. Walsh is a hammer throHer.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-11
More Proceedings Against Gompers

Washington, October 10.-Contempt proceedings against President Gompers, Vice President Mitchell and Secretary Morrison of the American Federation of Labor for alleged violation of an order of the District of Columbia court were pegun anew today when tie committee of prosecutors, appointed to examine Into the case, joined issue with the la Dor leaders answers filed several weeks ago. Justice Wright of that court is expected to appoint a chaneery ex- amlner Friday to take testimony of both sides.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-11
TAFT TO BE NOMINEE,
 SAYS LONGWORTH

New Orleans, October I0.-" President Taft will be the nominee of the repub- lican party for reelection to the presi- dency beyond the shadow of doubt !, declared Congressman Nicholas Long worth of Ohio, who arrived here today after arriving here last night with his wife from Colon.
 There is confidence in republican ranks added MT. Longworth, but the outcome of the approaching struggle be- tween the two great political parties no man can foretel"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-11
Wire Tappers Caught

Laurel, Md, October 10-Wire tap pers were caught operating outside of the race track here this afternoon Paul Heintz, alias White, WIS sentenced to three months in the house of correc- tion by the justice. The men Ere al- legged to have been operating in the in- terest of pool rooms in Washington and New York
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-11
Three Killed

Boston, October IDA single timber supporting partially completed build Ing gave way this afternoon and a por- ticn of the building came tumbling down and crushed out the lives of three men and injured a fourth. The dead are: Joseph Adolph, contractor and builder; Jack Nazer, owner of the building; James Kennedy, a workman
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-11
WHAT IS DOING ON GRIDIRON AND THE WORLD OF SPORTS
TAKE STEPS TO
 STOP DIVORCE

Kansas City, October 10.-As the first legal step towards. curbing the rush of divorce seekers to Kansas City from other parts of the state and from other states, the eight circuit judges of Jack son county at meeting en banc here today adopted a resolution to permit an attorney employed by the board of pub lie welfare to investigate and offer tes- timony in all divorce cases. v
 Among his other duties will be to contest undefended cases He will be empowered to take depositioqs in any part of this state or in other states. He will be present at each divorce trial and will furnish the judge with a writ ten report of information collected con- cerning the suit.
 The plan is. similar to a system now in force in England where all unde- tended divorce suits are contested by special proctor.
 The new regulation vii be put into effect at next term of court
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-11
Athletics Are Victorious

Washington, october 1O.-With Coombs. Bland and Bender working in true form today, the Athletic defeated McAleer's s al-stars in the second practice game pre- liminary to the championship series. The champions batted Johnson hard. Score: AInletlcs .................. VlV VlV ool-o Ali SUITS .................. zUV VvO W. 2 o
 Batteries: Coombs, Plank, Bender and Lapp; Thomas, Johnson and Street. Um- pires, Dineen and Egan.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-11
Chamninn Dead

New York, October 10.-Richard Jordan, the worlds champion checker player, is dead at his home in Edinburgh. Scot land, according to advlces received by friends here.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-11
Wabash Changes

Toledo, O.. October 10.-For the first time in it's history three members of the Gould family are now members of the directorate of the Wabash railroad At the annual meeting of the stockholders and debenture bondholders here today Howard Gould was chosen in place of John Terry of New York, who retires from the board on account of advancing years. This was the only change Among the directors reelected are George J. Gould and Jay Gould. r. A. Delano will be reelected president in New York 10 days hence.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-11
Louisville Entries

First race. selling. mile and a six teenth: Aviator, Miss Korn, 93; Merry Lad, 1e1; Hiram, Sandrian, Tawney, Dr. Burch, 107.
 Second race, selling, mile and 70 yards: Edna Collins, Dottie B., 1O2; Emily Lee, 105; Starry Night Arch duke, Bouncer, 106; Moclller, 10S.
 Third race. selling, mile and 70 yards Ray Pay, Startler, 102; Lackrose, Me Iver, Stare, Sebago, Ben Prior, 1o5.
 Fourth race, selling, three fourth mile: County Tax. Little Maggie, 100: Golden Egg, 10S; Winning Widow. 1O6 Bobby Boyer, 1os Balronia, 09; Royal Captive. 11o; Donau, 110; Duquesne, 110.
 Fifth race, purse, 2-year-olds, three fourth mile: Elsie Herndon, Snarl, Tom King, 30; Skillute. Patriuche, Fiilibes, 9s; Gagnant, 100; Nicolas, 10S; Chief Jackson, 05; The Reach, 10S; Presump- tion, Lady Lightning, 113. Sixth race. selling. mile and a six teenth: The Hague. Irish Kid, 9S; Camel, 1O5: Tombigbee, Otilio, Tom Hayward, Falcada, 107: Jim Gaffney, 110. Cloudy; heavy