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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-08-14
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try i elu~ssalnl .wlll4iA Aen aiIans"
contract fot l9i3 'lhe 'oIide sign
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hoina win staple line lIish com
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ard permanent no4ition te tlshl uhan
lea4 II. smith Ga. l9eif'J. Mich
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Tor OhlahomA. staple tne on new
ard o}1rft onf. terma, sTo he.in
otk a. once ssseoatlts ion oon
tract Win So weeEN for; EXPENSES
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eating oils. hjuee aud barn paints
apd cprelalilier Good live wlfe
aehn earn .hie noney Ghampioa, h%
fNlh@ 90. t'lrFeland thlo5s
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i.afaa good w.iera while ledfifne
ilpnlreda Of lmaitleha hoW st'I'eii pat'
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-08-14
TO EXCHANGE.


ron 1RADt,-Best thirty foot va
cant residence corner in East
.G'hhrfe, for Arkansas, Missouri
Kansas or northern property, or
what have YOU? See owner at ll5
East Oklahoma avenue, Saturday.
aflef 5 p. M
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-08-14
EOR RENT

y FOR RENT
M Renting Il rb0m? Ninny house. "
Y holds find II convenient, pleas "
=. ant ana profitable to have d ~
~ roolner or two x
- lt's snrpriaing lfOw mGny peo- y
~ pie Wheeler by force or circum- ~
W stances or by preference. make "
" their homes In coHy, comfortable ~
10 furnisher rooms Y
y There's always demand for "
;s the right kind 81 neatly cared a,f
~ for. pleasant llttle h0ma r00ns- ~
" and Its an easy matter 10 select y
y Just the Kind OF occupants for "
- such rooms ,s
" The Want ads are The most ef -
" feciiye. quickest aud best means X
" Of securing r0omers aud bOanf ~
~ ers ~
N II you want room, or II YOU "
~ have room Tor rent, make use "
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-08-14

'R'fbNlB -'Do you want to run a
cream bonatide busnesa, selling
hiSh class hosiery underwear ahd
sweaters exclusively la. your com
nunlfy? All merchandise sold
through representatives direct TO
wearer. Nothing Sensational. sim
ply II straig ightforwafd business en-
'tfprlse quality merchandise, ltber-
al commissions apd ,our hearty Co
operation. Good income assured
Reputable safeBpeople Investigate.
Nfite Fl q. Supply CO.. Utica. N.
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-08-14

Earn $50 Weekly. Statesmen to take
orders for ent rate groceries FIX
perience unnecessary Outfit free
The STANDARD Mercantile Co, 2452.
245s FL. 9Th st., Cleveland, O.
n Erna asaT 3nl~ VI
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-08-14
JillTfD STATES ooVFRNm Ei4Tt
AMAI1aIS OE WEif Mn q

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4nu6hiun chord' tNrtF9D .oIg4
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ttUtNssipuu c1lDrid tklrll -. ~....... tl8%ne
,.odlum nitra;e .(NaNO4l.. ............s epaps
sodium chloyid tEaCD. ............. 26 asys
odtfm sulphate tNa2SO4J. Tt330
,i,dflin Dltarb1nata tNaftC0sb .2gssu1s
.aHiium carbonate (Na2C@3) ...... $500
YaEn.ssillm bi'erkon4!sl. iMgtHcox. Ill
.s SJ+ tAt'f,f a .s.-... ..s.. oealbS
Calcium bcarhoilaie fCaifiCula. SiE1
lrsfrlc 'oxd ana Aluiuina (fre2B3s ,sa,e
and AiE03) Observation-Disclosures. trace
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-08-14

MONEY. MONEY, MONEY for YOU
Get II quick. Don't let any one
IN your territory beat yon to II
6rab no@ Write me Free par
t.cuars telling you how 80 get IT,.
VIII company, 9Gi, A Market st.. san
Francisco, Cain.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-08-14
RrAl rsrArs WANTED

s-sDs'sAs-ss-sss~~"s~'s~s>e ->~--.
i'O sthY uf ssell fproperty ddrcss
Northwestern Husineas Agency
Minneapolis 44as ..s
-.~ssss.A
,1he ,i9il mws pertaining - rna =,
hlghWn ,ss bitches, aNr .sDrain
Pamphlet form Prizes 9sc each
Special prizes ON quantities Address
Book Department. Leader Pristins
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-08-14

Aug 5. 1912. a dark brown horse
came to the X. G. barn He Is about
3 years old. left hind foot white To-
the ankle and little white on right
front foot, his name is reached and
a good traveller lie is st the K c..
tsTn.-Owner l. l.. Nance.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-08-14

10000 WEEKLY pront. Start =
business for ydn. self Don't worrJ
about capitals No experience. BOYD
II. Brown, Omaha, Neb.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-08-14
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N~Ns~>~s--~ ----s 49,
LADIES WheH fdel,tNed or treRu-
Tar use 1rnmph Pills :. aiways. Dc
pentiabo. Relief and particulars
free. Write SatiDhli Aledu,al lmii
. iutw. milwaukee,. WiG.g
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gADithf ~ 5tIi il,tstisf h.f - tth..te.- pni..
the nlaseni lhehd, f,,g tsofn -
s~ it ~. M-sisAas. .hrh,il- Ia.f 80 seae utqaF,t
rgakr 10 atbs., ht Ar.,s.- nip.tand RfsnJ
iPutAsstss sris y 80 f.". ~ aAs1
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-08-14

WANTED-Men en- to prepare for posi.
lions now waiting at top wages
Learn the barber trade. Few weeks
qualities. No dull seasons-rno strikes,
Cash every SATURDAY night. An army
OF graduates depending upon us for
help Apply by mail Moler Barber
College, Dallas, Tex.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-08-14
LOST AND FOUND

-Four stray horses, three bays and
one black. with bald face. Berry
Mason, IL miles southeast OF
Guthrie, route s.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-08-14

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n WORKER as nesss-s IA fh.s sss5sstce ~
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MS lost ot' tpnne, Il tqrfe llr+ss
f9Ha n'sessily ttjAasll % pisfr ofs,s
seeufiS SirusJft7. irodnisss
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y lie Want tanmus nFse ~i3
.he Wants are close t. the3s
heart interest - ilr people n iscs1
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-08-14

ANALYSIS OF wELl NO. 8 =

WT8FFFFl Ut TtVs D
SS tdwin Debarr, PROFESSOR or Chem
istrr, State University OF okla.
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Gallon.
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sptoaatam uiomlde tkbrJ J....,.4... bku
f,diun chlQude NaCn......,....ts .tsa.ts
..uuigp' sulphdts lNa zSOD. .......... pat5s
,suuiani Varpunate tNa2COsJ. ...... i4.eS
fi,uasluln carbonase tklCOSJ. ...... f5hz4
..ic,un suipnate tCaSUiJ. ....... lI,vi
',dia ............., " -. ...,......... zsa,is
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-08-14
BUSINESS CHANCES

.--<Nf>S~rN~~S~s--~e~S~-~-~s-
LIQUID SOAP-Trial gallon Sl 90
cash with order Barfels 75c a
gallon; contract G0c Worlds largest
exclusive manufacturers. (Agents
.Wantedl, AntiseptOl Liquid Soap com.
pany, Chicago.
WAN'lNlD: Trustworthy, compe
tent man with S5.00t cash ana
upward 70 establish and manage
permanent Subsidiary business.
$50 n month and expenses, and
extra share OF profits. Large mann
factnfing company wen known sta
pie line. lass excellent opening for
steady capable man Favorable in
svesiment high class business:
good for $4,000 year. or better for
the right man. with .bjg essfuture
prospects. For par9r'uarS asdress:
Box 202. =
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Y MOST URGENT WANTS. = ~

There's a world OF interest in ,
the Want Ads. They reflect the ,
urgent desires Of various busl. !
ue,Aes. nourrhnlds and individ !
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J DftftAYS. Pronretol
Towels sud aprout Of ail 9mdt 'urh
sned ,at very reasonable prire See
hA eDefsre yo,i ha, - - Grays
~ th esplfONi0 NO -Glasscr
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-08-14
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! ,sTF'tfs Y y ~ 'V4I no
complete book rrlAxN one snmplc.
ifeeiAp cyclNisitgGiil . hiaireSt coohmis
ion tsrs:tliry Writ@ iAhmcdialcbl
foF frgc oulhrt nteal5d0uaf Riblo'
Hons" leiry lmildin45 Philadelphia
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70 AnVsNiaeni oi rspri"nsc nc,e-
iTY Write 70 psrtleal4n T. AZ
ha'aim,nf ,fih'lltnt 4s1 ata At-e
fttf'E 8AM(a.E3 -No splash Watel.
sErsinerE are sinner for aeruts
ftofa sea-s i,iln saasuii So ,upi
ward H., 0s Wuye Il end 81"
ttniaiAne fo7tl, Seed tales o.,
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1--WE 4GEMrS m.e colnng moue3
With our dat6t 'le n.uuey eaallS
eiraed. M1t. aus for particulars
Showers Specially Hodfe los Ret.
i4hes'n '&eh> ray ~ 3a. :
AGE&TS write ns for tree particulars
concerning our easy selling pouo
Fstiop Something new his nrottst
'ppefie9oe unnecessary ehMte ht soy
e'itS td3 flgisht lSaa. FL
aCdsN -Arlirlgq.. iQal 6atentedi
X biz idrhiands sen in every house;
fc99 ,rtsf cent profit Nothing liLo
them two sampies, 26cs Manager,
si2 lmnst ST. Butler, PA,
81 "a 81 daily' selling New Fibre
Ea@ lsfaomss t0h per cent proGt. ey.
,ifrvsymomau wlj.~boy Regln can.
i7vaas ~ dnee Sample by exnreSs.
"aQ cents. Wynne Broom CO., El.
mira, y. Y.
AGENTS WANTEn-G60 per week
No investment or experience u-o-
Hfsaary. Write for particulars. J..
W Gdodinfny 1Iresidant 4e1 q Stn
Ave, Chicago.
PICTURE AGENTS sGo week easy
ltX"0 framed pictures complete re.
Ger Negro Angel "jaell johnson
id iG other pictures are making our
af ents rich. lortrttit8s FRAMES. .pilt
lcWtops. Catalogues. Samples FREE.
beflin Arr Assoeiaiion llopt 239 Chi,
chgo.
WANTED Local or trayeling salog
men making small towns. to handle
our new, attractive, pocket side lime.
Quick shipments. prompt commission,
40 eollecthg. state Territory cover
d. For particular address Peerless
to- ~ ma. ~
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FARM LANDS. tUTAH)

320 acre IIomesteads of choice farm
lands in Utah, near railroads, only
sl72, Packard 4 Dreckon, ll22 Boston
Bldg, Salt Lake City, Utah.
FOR SAI.E-At once. One iron safe,
5000; new sewing machine, $t2.60:
iron windmill and tower $1,000, new
riding plowsb $1,000: 4horse. grain
drill $25.00; corn shellerj $500: fanl
ming mill $1,000; baby buggy. $500;
tonr.hole gas store, 5000 N Collar.
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'WA.N|'TSW ANTS
CLASSIFIED CLASSIFIED
HELP. WANTE I --1taNiALe

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lTbii yjpissse ssB;Fpids sliFh sssss
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49,: b,S, ,lldtfs TO lfegarrF oGsAoSi
tltia&Fsiiixyf Nhttfne +. gt, ton as, rf.
llearp thNT'arAtr dEs,d. .rpv @ae =
qealDiiea. &9sapB fesa9n kSpo trl' j.
Cash gytsW4,Sanif3a \. ulrhl al,
army Of AlF7lHdtts d'pihidide g oe III
icr AelIs NMpdy hy mpil ,No! lAr
hrl CmpGc, Dallas, fcyaa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-08-14

LADY Agents. -dlf,,r preparation
powder sells eaAila Liberal com.
misaIon. Send 3.2c >tdmps ppstage ou
large eamfle Particulars h'hif nf
$ O. Slockalager. 5tl9 Sheridan Road.
Chicago, ~. Gts
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-08-14

ftt1E 8AM(s.Ei ,Nosp water
sEfalnrrs are s,unrra fuf aeruts
ftiofsl seA@- iiniln saasldi So ,upl
ward Lei ns moye II end 81
ltntaiAne fo7'l, Seed t4Iles g"
-rw YORK
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-08-14

liVEl sGENrS are colhng moue9
WITH our dat0i hie muuey ea a3llS
eafaed Writ. aus for particulars
showers Specially lloafe R0e BsG,
L4heasn. %eh> % b. s3ts. o. :
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-08-14
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-31
ST. CLAIR MAY GET STATE
 TUBERCULOSIS SANITARIUM

Ragland. October .-(SpeciaL)-Dr w. H. Saunders, state health officer of Mont gomery. was here yesterday looking for site to locate the state Tuberculosis Sanitarium' He was met by State Sen ator Watt T. Brown and DTS. J. T. Brown and J. c. Wilkinson and shown over the site that had been selected for the in- stitution, which is located about four miles west of here upon a high altitude, surrounded by extensive forests, which is so desirable for consumptives, as much free oxygen exists in such localities.
 The legislature several years ago ap- propriated $iO,000 for the object in view of building a state institution for the treatment of tubercuar patients and a committee of three was appointed to To- cate the site This committee is com posed of Drs. w. II. Saunders, E. l., Wyman and State Senator Reese, of Montgomery, Birmingham and Selma, re- speetively.
 The matter of establishing a location has been delayed from time to time until the committee is being urged to find a suitable place and proceed to build at an early date. Many who are afflicted
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-31
URGES HARMONY IN
 COUNTRY AND CITY
President Barrett of Farmers Union Says the Two Interests Are
 Not Conflicting

Union City, Ga, october 30 tSpecial1- Charles s. Barrett, president of the Farm CTS union today issued the following: "To the Members and Officers of the
 Farmers Union;
 Unrest is back of every intellectual or political crusade or seIdeney In this country today.
 "One need not be a republican, demo- crat, a socialist a bull moose or a mem- Der of any other party to realize that fact
 Look about you and with very few exceptions you will see few people who are satisfied with existing conditions. One party may diagnose the trouble in it's own particular way, and prescribe It's own particular remedy Another party may take an exactly opposite course.
 But the man in the city or the coun- try. if he reads and thinks and observes even a little, realizes that slowly. but rresistibly, there is approaching a re- adjustment in America; and in this read justment the main battle cry will be q more equal distribution of the burdens and the rewards, of the penalties and the premiums.
 "The great majority of Americans are
  Is, and the new spirit that is breathing over the face of the waters of thought and sentiment is the genuine and not the fake, brotherhood of man--or at least a condition nearer aproximating it than we have seen yet in this nation
 "In that day of change. of evolution, that is coming, it is to the interest of both town and countrysto stand as one. Tn the final analysis we are all Ameri- cans.
 Tt is true that few prey upon town and country alike. It is against the in- terest of this few to encourage n thor ough understanding between town and country.
 We must remember, in considering this fact, that the city man of today was the country man of yesterday; that the coun- try man of today is likely to be the city man of tomorrow; that both are of the same blood, with the same ties and the identical ultimate interest.
 'T am glad, as every thinking American should be glad that the erea Of misun- derstanding between city and country is disappearing. Progress in that direction means that in the arduous and delicate solution of the problems that beset our common nation, town and country will be arrayed together and battling intel ligently for human rights. whether in the most populous city or the most sparsely settled country.
 "CHARLES S. BARRETT.f'
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-31
SPRINGVILLE HIGH
 SCHOOL STARTS WORK

Springville, october 30.--tSpeciaI) )- The opening exercises of the Spring vile high school were held a few days ago. The handsome auditorium of the rew $10.000 school building was filled with pupils and patrons of the school.
 Appropriate talks were made by the town officials and the board of educa- tion. In an appropriate talk II. I. Gran dall presented the keys of the new building to the principal, Prof. J. K. Kimbrough. who in his response ex- pressed himself highly pleased with the building and prospects of the school.
 A special and attractive feature of the programme was two plano and vio- lip duets by Messrs. Johnson and Gran dall. and a vocal solo by Miss Herr ring.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-31

declined to answer some of the questions that were put to him when he was a wit ness. Several more cases were disposed of in the law and equity court. Oscar Hatton, charged with carrying a pistol, carrying a slngshot and assault and bat tery, was convicted in all three charges and sentenced to 345 days. Bill Mastir, charged with bigamy, was convicted anG Alozno Bradley, charged with burglary and grand larceny, was convicted and sentenced to four years at hard labor.
 Touring on Bicycle
 Mir and Mrs. G. J Mascott of Gran1 Rapids, Mich, arg here en route on a tandem bicycle from Grand Rapids to San Francisco. They left Grand Rapids on September 90 and have had fair roads nearly all the way, their register wher they reached this city showing 1,266iA miles. They left late today for Birmins- ham by way of Decatur The tourists are traveling for the 1000 mile long distance tandem price, They expect to be iii san Francisco by Christmas.
 Immense Potato
 Dr. J. A. Carpenter Of New Hope ha1 raised a sweet potato this season that weighs seven pounds and 12 ounces. This is believed to be the finest sweet potato ever raised in Alabama.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-31
MACON COUNTY
 OPENS AT TUSKEGEE
Third Annual Exhibition Is Now Under Way-Cir-
 cult Court Busy

Tuskegee. October 3o.-tSpecial.)- 1.-The opened this morning with the best ex- hibts ever offered here. All the booths have been taken, and are now full, and all products grown in the county are well represented. The fair will continue through the week. with next Friday as public school day. All the schools of the county will close on that day for the purpose of visiting the fair
 The live stock exhibit is one of the best ing to see how much interest has been created in this one industry alone since the first fair held here two years ago.
 The K c. Barkoot Carnival company is furnishing the attractions for the fair.
 A number of convictions were obtained in the circuit court here last week, and Judge s. l.. Brewer has sentenced them. The sheriff. w. c. Daniel, will carry them to their destination soon. Many mat ters still remain on the docket and likely a special term of court will be called some time between this and the first of January next to endeavor to clear the docket.
 Not great deal of cotton remains in the field in Macon county. The dealers have been moving it as it came in. and the warehouses are not at all congested as they usually are at this season of the year.
 The new bank at Notasulga, this coun- ty, was opened yesterday with hattering prospects. MT. Walker, the president of the state bank commission. was present at the opening.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-31
PIKE COUNTY FAIR UNDER WAY AT TROY Event Ushered in Amid Shrieking of Whistles.
 Several Features

Troy, October N.-(Special)-T Pike County Fair opened Tuesday at 10 o'clock. This event was ushered in amid the shrieking of whistles and ringing of bells.
 The Pike County Fair association Is one of the strongest in the state. Last year the first fair under their manage ment was most successful one, and the present one promises to surpass 1t in every respect and to equal the bigger fairs in quality.
 With large surplus in the treasury the grounds have been extended, a large and elegant grandstand built and a spacious two story exhibit hall erected
 The Pike County Fair is peculiar one
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-31
LiptOn's Motto

lODn tit otidilus
 'There Is one motto.'' says Sir Thomas Lipton, which l would like to impress upon every young man fin business-'There is no fun like work l always keep this motto before me. of course, after man has won the game he sets out to win. after he has succeeded In life. he can do what he likes. But while he Is working work ought to be all his life. It ought to be work and play. too. have often worked IS hours day. and enjoyed every minute. If a man is constantly looking at the clock. the spirit of success which is lowering over that man will soon take wings and fly away. There is no fun like work"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-31
No Breaking the Speed Law

From the IndlanapoIs NeNs.
 Motorcar tourists who traverse the state of Ohio chuckle when they enter small village in the northern part of the State Most of the Ohio hamlets and towns announce by means of a signboard the rate of speed at which the motor ears may pass through the town. This partic- ular town has d signboard which reads;
 Speed limit 100 miles an hour. Beat
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-31
ITEMS OF INTEREST
 FROM FLORENCE

Florence. october 30.-(S Especial Jon yesterday the negro who is charged with killing John Lawrence and Nor gan Mcdonald, was bound over to the grand jury. The trial lasted only a short lime as only two witnesses were examined. Alex Moody was remanded to jail without bond
 Miss Marcella Malone was married in Cherokee to MT. Davenport of Wash irgton. The ceremony was performed Iy Rev. NJ. Malone of Florence. Dur ing the ceremony Miss Lida Malone sang an appropriate selection.
 It will only be a few months be- fore the magnificent dormitory for girls will be completed and the state normal college will then be better equipped than ever to look after the young lady students. Much discussion vas indulged in as regards the advis- ability of locating the dormitory where it is. but since the work has pro- gressed every one comedies that the location is just right.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-31
s100.000 for Alienation

Los Angeles, October 30.--A Judgment of $l00,0O0 for the alienation of a wifes affections. one of the largest judgments of that character ever awarded in Los Angeles, was placed on record today It was given by Judge Walter Bordwell. of the superior court, to E. C. Reuscli. an electric railway employe. who testified that Mrs. Reusch had eloped last summer with l.. sommerville. Pomona orch ardist.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-31
MANY ARE GOING ID JAIL FOR CONTEMPT Madison Grand Jury Deter \ mined to Get Facts ONE GETS 345 DAYS Michigan Couple En Route From Grand Rapids to San Francisco on
 Tandem-Potato Weighs
 Pounds, 12 Ounces

Huntsville October So--tSpecial)-The
 Madison county grand jury continues to send men to jail for contempt and for failing to answer questions that are pro pounded. Miles Parker, 2 prominent far mes, is the latest victim, having been sent to jail last night. Parker, it is stated,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-31
Fair Stock Being Taken

Stock subscriptions are being taken fol the North Alabama Fair association which was organized here few days ago Prominent bushes men of the two De caturs are on the soliciting committee They are from Decatur-J. l.. Echols Dyke Echos, and J. H. Calvin. From New Decatur. B. l.. Malone and l.. w, Borton.
 It is the purpose to hold the first fair here next fall and it Is intended that this be fair not only for Morgan county, but for the entire Tennessee valley as well. A considerable amount of the stock has already been subscribed The association e canita Iized at RIO OpO