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The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-06
Local Data
Weather Conditions

Birmingham, October 5.-Q D. m.)-A mere remnant Of the recent gulf disturb ance is seen off the South Atlantic coast. High barometric pressure and generally fair weather has succeeded the low barometric conditions and unsettled weather in all the eastern half of the country Scarcely any rain fell east of the Rocky mountain foothills during the past 24 hours, except in the extreme upper Missouri valley and the Lake Winnipeg and Red river basin, where light amounts were reported.
 Unsettled conditions continue in the Rocky mountain and plateau states, and rain or snow was occurring at places in those states at p. m. Saturday.
 The low barometric pressure in the mid dle Rocky mountain and Missouri valley states will probably cross the country by way of the lakes, and not affect the weather in Alabama. In this section con- tinued fair and pleasant weather is an- ticipated.
 Temperature changes have not been im- portant since Friday night, moderately high readings being reported from the western cotton states. and nearly season. able readings in the middle and easter parts of the cotton belt. v" Summary of observations madX United States weather bureau s. October 5:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-06
Edwards History

Howard D. Edwards was sent up from Mobile at the same time as Emory and on the same charge, safeblowing. He was sentenced to 20 years at Flat Top mines, operated by the Sloss-Sheffield Steel and Iron company. About a year ago he professed religion and by the efforts of certain ministers of the gospel was paroled by the governor on good be- havior. It has been definitely learned by New Orleans authorities that he was not mixed up in the Louisville and Nash vile train robbery, and that Emory inn personated Edwards in a vain attempt to save himself
 Just where Edwards is at this tinie has not been learned, but it is generally believed by the officials of the Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad company that he has reformed for good, and that he had nothing to do with the train rob bery. The outcome of the Emory or Edwards trial at New Orleans is being watched with great interest by officials in this city.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-06

No other shoe quite equals the STEADFAST in style or comfort. It's as near perfect as Is possible to make shoes, shown in tan. pat ent and gunmetal, in English walking and other lasts, CE S0 your size exactly ......
Arizona republican., 1912-03-20

are mute witnesses Of the vanity of
human wishes The most remarkable
perhaps. Of these melancholy memo
rails is the chief lion" of Carshal-
ton. Bent on building a great man
sion. Sir William Scawen, a wealthy
London merchant first concentrated
his attention on the entrance. and set
up fine gateway Of wrought iron.
thanked with sculptures by Catalini,
the whole two hundred and forty feet
in width. Before he could proceed
any farther. however. he failed in
business. with the result that the be
ginning of the proposed mansion was
also the end. The great gateway,
Notwithstanding that il has stood for
many decades. was valued by experts
some time back ut twenty five thou
sand dollars. and when offered foy
sale by auction three of four years
ego. with the land attached Cworth,
it was estimated. $3.6jOl. was bought
in at $9.500 Splendid indeed would
have been mansion i'm keeping with
q gateway worth so large an amount,
even now.-From the March WiG"
World Magazine.
Arizona republican., 1912-03-20

J. Raalmann. one of the foremost
pharmacists in san Francisco. after
years of study. has completed COM
bination of active principles from Ger
tain plants. that cure the cause of
stomach Gas. viz: Nervous irrita-
Gility of the stomach. Mr.. Baalmann
has called his discovery Baalmann' :
Gas Tablets. and since its introduce
ton. January l. 1911, has cured more
than 10000 cases of the worst type
of Gas i'm Bowels and Stomach. IL
is a peculiar fact that in the major
ity of cases only one SOC bottle of
Baalmann's Gas Tablets was required.
in some only one and oue-half and in
not many very stubborn, inveteratS
cases of Gas two bottles of Baal-
manns Gas Tablets effected a cure.
Mr. Baamann says that his Gas
Tablets quiet the irritable nervous
Cas- forming stomach, and on this
new conception of stomach trouble is
based the immense success of Baal-
Arizona republican., 1912-03-20
FINDS new METHOD OF CURING GAS
IN THE STOMACH AND BOWELS

tmanns Gas Tablets. Do you know
| any of these people? Phone or write
to them at our expense what they
think of Baalmann's Gas Tablets.
Mr. NJ. O'Bricn, Battalion Chief, :.
F. Fire Dept. 1894 Mission St. says
My wife was cured entirely with
Baalmann's Gas Tablets of what sh"
thought was severe Heart Tgoublc."
Mr.. NJ. T. Burr 1857 Pacific ave.
Alameda. Cal, says: Words cannot
express the benefit l received from
Baalmann's Gas Tablets"
Mr. NJ. J. Hyncs, Public Admins
traitor. san Francisco. says: Best
thing I have ever used
Mr.. G. T. Quedens. 20 Gcary St,
San Francisco. says: suffered for
Years with gas. Baalmann's Gas Tab
lets completely cured me Of every bit
n gas in my stomach in one week
Every druggist sells them for SOC.
ot send soc direct to J. Baalmann Co,
CSC Suffer street, San Francisco.
Arizona republican., 1912-03-20
BUILDINGS INTENDED TO DE
CEINE

4 curious variety of "freak" struc-
lures are pretentious "shams build
iEgs deliberately intended to deceive
the unwary. Dinton Castle" near
ANlesbury. is a typical specimen of
these pinchbeck fabrics At a dis
tance. and even from the road, II
looks like a medieval stronghold, but
at close quarters the largeness Of its
windows and the thinness of its walls
betray its youth. 1t is actually no
castle, but mere lodge erected by a
former owner of the estate on which
il stands
An llfOrd freak" known locally "a
the Castle" seems to be Of the SAME
class: but in truth il has a much
more curious history. Its creator was
Sir Charles Raymond. who. conccivinS
the idea of erecting a nausOlcum for
himself and his family. raised this
building for use as such. Beneath ii
he provided extensive catacombs, then
0bove them a chapel in which the
burial service was to be read on &C
caSion. and above that again a room
for the accommodation Of mourners
But Sir Charles like many another
builder. reckoned without the other
party. for the bishop refused to con-
secrate the structure. which in conse-
quence could not be used for the pur-
pose for which it was intended II is
now tenanted and forms one Of the
most curious dwelling houses in the
United Kingdom. since. despite its
size it contains only four habitable
rooms. well-like spiral staircase
which leads from the chapel to the
roof. taking up much Of the space.
Akin TO such manifestations of the
Crazc for building are structures which
Arizona republican., 1912-03-20
MEYER is SCARED.
Naval Secretary Wonders Where He
Will Get Coal for Ships.

lASSociatcS Press DiSbd'chI
WASHINGTON. March 19.-Sccrc-
tary Never of the Navy department
is alarmed at the situation in the
coal fields and will confer tomorrow
with some Of the bituminouS opcr-
ators Twenty-Five foreign ships az
Atlantic ports are now offering dol
lar and half more than the navy
pays for coal. and it is also said. the
Boston navy yard is short. What will
be done when the government wants
coal for shipment to its island pos
Sc ssions is the problem Meyer has to
deal with.
Arizona republican., 1912-03-20
PERSISTENCE
OF MOTHER
Saves Life OF Daughter. According to
Advices from West Vir
unia Town.

Willow dale. W. Va.-"For four
wears" writes Mrs. Stella Powell. of
this place. L was so rundown. and
weak. and would have such awful
fainting spells. that | began 10 think
there was no hopes for me.
At times l would have terrible
lac adaches. and get almost blind.
/ was under "A physicians treatment
all summer. but found no relief.
My mother refused to give up. be-
fore giving Cardui. the woman's tonic.
| d trial.
| Before | had finished the first bot
tie. | felt much better than | had
! fer four years.
| ! am now on my third bottle of
| Cardui. and am almost well.
/ Please publish this letter. as 1t
might be the means of helping other
suffering women to health"
Lady readers. if you are subject to
any of the numerous ailments from
(which so many women suffer. we urge
YOU to give Cardui a trial. 1t will
surely do for YOU, what it has done
for more than a million others. in the
past 80 years.
Cardui is pure. harmless. non
Intoxicating. vegetable medicine. which
acts specifically on the womanly con-
| stitution. and helps to strengthen the
various organs thereby helping To
build up the whole womanly system
to health.
Do not delay.
Try Cardui today.
Dept. Chattanooga Medicine Co..
Chattanooga. Tenn. for Special In
structions. and 64page book. Home
Treatment for Women sent in plain
wrapper. on request.
Arizona republican., 1912-03-20
fleet the highest credit on your NJ
state.
HARRY JOHNSON.
J. W. MURPHY,
\. K. LYNCH

\. r. LYNCH.
Committee.
The committee on committees sub
mitted a report that the standing COM
mittees OF the house should be twcnty-
three in number. ;he names of the
committee; and the number &c mcm-
bers of each being as Indicated in the
following list:
Rules, 3. Ways and means. :. Ju-
dietary, : Public lands. :. Labor. =.
Mines and mining. <. Appropriations
:. Banking and insurance :. Cor
porations :. Constitutional mandates
;. Constitutional amendments and
referendum. ,. Suffrage AMI elections
>. Education and public institutions
:. Agricultural AMI irrigation. :. Live
stock. ;. County ana county affairs
:. Militia and public defense, ;. Pub
lie health and statistics. :. Enrolling
and enGrossing. = Printing. >. Public
expenditures. >. Petitions and mem
"rials. >. State accounting and meth
DDS of business, ,.
on motion committee consisting
of Eabbitt and Whipplc was appoint
ed to cooperate with Il like committee
from the senate. i'm asking the secre-
tary of state to furnish eacn membe..
of the legislature with copies of the
session laws. and authorizing MIN to
make the expenditure
There was practically no other bust
ness transacted and adjournment Va
taken until o'clock this afternoon AZ
which time it is expected the Mil viii
begin 10 grind
Members of the press conveyed their
thanks 20 Mr.. Jacobs and the speaker
for their courtesy IN moving the press
desk from the rear OF the gallery tn
the front end of it at the left Of the
speaker 1t Is inconvenient enough az
Arizona republican., 1912-03-20

During the past year all grades 81
expenses Of the Pennsylvania railroad
decreased except transportation and
general" which showed what econ
omy The company practiced during the
year. What Increases there were II
suited directly from higher wages
which were operative throughout the
entire year In 1910 the new higher
schedule of wages was i'm effect only
eight months Taxes We're higher
chiefly because of charges on the New
York tunnel extension. Rentals were
less because Of absorptions Of small
ones
Arizona republican., 1912-03-20
STATESMAN To
VISIT PHOENIX
Niels Nelson, Until Recent
ly a Member of Australian
Cabinet, Will Be Here
Friday or Saturday for
Few Days Stay

George Girling of Chicago arrived
here last night ana is guest of the
Hotel Adams for a few days. MIR.
Giring Is secretary of the Northwest
Mortgage and Trust company ana sec
rotary of the National Association of
Land Men. His mission here is in
connection with the last named office
as he comes to introduce To the peo-
pie of Phoenix Mr. Nielsen of
sydney, New South Wales. who win
be here Thursday or Friday morning
at his solicitation. through the invita-
ton of Il \. Fowler. who will be his
host during his stay.
Mr.. Nielsen is one of the leading
men of Australia politically ami other
wise and as a member of the cabinet
ranked neXt To the premier Wnen he
resigned his office to accept the gov
eminent mission i'm which he is now
engaged. of more closely CementinG
trade relations between Australia and
this country. AS a member of the
cabinet he could not leave the country
and as ihe government desired his ser
more important work he tendorl his
resignation to accept the commission.
He has been here now for several
months and was d delegate to the Ma
tionai Irrigation congress that met in
Chicago in December and it has been
said of him that he delivered the best
address that was heard during that
session.
Mr.. Nielsen is now in san Franisco
where he has just arranged for the
establishment Of another line of
steamships between that city and Syl-
ney. He leaves there this morning
and win come direct to Phoenix save
for the possible stop of a day in Los
Angeles Though primarily concerned
in commercial matters Mr. Nielsen be-
licves that the subject of irrigation is
very closely allied both in his own
country AMI in this and to that end he
is making careful and comprehensive
study of it, II is TO see what has been
done under the salt river project that
especially occasions his visit here. Mr..
GrlinG says he desires very much to
have Mr. Nielsen see the Roosevelt
dam and n possible tile University OF
Arizona in Tucson. as well as to care
fully survey the. reclamation work in
this VALLEY.
When lie has completed his visit here
Mr.. GirlinS will try ana induce him
to visit Inc University Of New Mexico
and other interesting things in that
state.
Just what arrangements will be
made for entertaining Mr. Nielsen viii
probably De announced later as the
late of his arrival was only learned
last night on the arrival OF Mr.. Girling
The fellow who likes TO suggest
remedies for spring fever commented
the man at the waiting room. may
not get an early start this year. -
Arizona republican., 1912-03-20

best to be SO far from the scene 81
action that information cannot be ask
ed for when wanted. but the scribcS
can now at least see VINO is talking
and can near much better than when
thcir only view of the gentlemen on
the floor was the rear elevation Of
their head pieces
Arizona republican., 1912-03-20
Why SalveS Can't Cure Eczema

Since the old-fashioned theory of cur
ing eczema through the blood has been
gwen up by scientists. many different
Salves have been tried for skin diseases
But 1t has been found that these salves
only clog the pores and cannot penetrate
to the inner skin below the epidermis
where the eczema germs are lodged.
This-the quality of penetratinC-
probably explains the tremendous sue
cess of the well known liquid eczema
remedy, oil OF wintergreen. thymol Civ
ccrine, etc, as compounded in Odd.
Prescription.
We have sold other remedies for skin
Arizona republican., 1912-03-20

troubles but none that we can recon-
mend as highly rs this for we know tina [
Odd. stops the itch at once. We can
give you a trial size bottle for p cents
that Will be enough to prove il.
OF course all other druggists have
Odd. PreSCription-go to them ii YOU
can't come to us-but don't accept some
big profit substitute.
But If you come to our store. we are
so certain of what D. D. will do for yOU
that we offer yOu n fun size bottle on
this guarantee:-lf you do not find that
il takes away the itch AT ONCE, it
costs you not 4 cent.
Arizona republican., 1912-03-20

Col. Roosevelt is irritatcd To- have
To- explain So much what he really did
mean when he said the people should
rule and oVerturn the courts of law
The public is SO provokingly stupid
Macon Nous
Arizona republican., 1912-03-20

The fellow who likes to suggest
remedies for spring fever commented
the man at the waiting room. may
not get an early start this year. -
Dcs Noines Tribune
Arizona republican., 1912-03-20

ElVey 6 Hui EFT, Druggists.
Harmer's Drug Store, Tempe.
Arizona republican., 1912-03-20
TREASURY DEPARTMENT
Office of Comptroller OF the Currency
washington. March II. 1872.

w washington. March l., lSl2-
Whereas. by satisfactory evidence
presented to the undersigned it has
been made t" appear that The Ph"c-
nix National Bank." i'm the City of
Phoenix in the County of M1ricopa
and State Of Arizona. has complied
with AL the provisions of the Act of
Congress to enable National Banking
Associations To- extend their corporate
existence. ard for other purposes.
approved July L. 1882;
Now. therefore J. Lawrence 9.
MURRAY. Comptroller of the Currcucy.
de- hereby certify that The PhocniN
National Bank" in the city or PhD"-
Fix in the County of Maricopa and
state OF Arizona is authorized to have
succession for the period specified an
its amended articles of association.
namely. until close of business on
March =. 1872
I'm testimony whereof witness my
u; nd and Seal of office this twelfth
day oI March. 1872
(SEALD
Arizona republican., 1912-03-20

LAWRENCE .. MURRAY.
Comptroller of the Currency.
harter No. 4729. Extension No SI31
Arizona republican., 1912-03-20

Santa Fe, March Is. 1912.
The President of the Senate and
Speaker of the House Of Representa-
tives of the State of Arizona. Phoe-
nix.
The state senate of New Mexico.
now in session at Santa FNe extends to
the members of the Arizona legisla-
ture its greetings and best wishes in
the stupendous undertaking which
confrOnts YOU as a lawmaking body
ard especially as the first state law
making body of the last state to come
within the great sisterhoO1. May the
work which you do result in great ben
eft to your people and rebound to the
glory of your honorable body.
NEW MEXICO STATE SENATE
By J. T. Mabey. II. B. Holt. J. f.
Hinkle, committee.
State Capitol. Phoenix. March ~
To the President and Members of the
New Mexico State Senate. Santa Fe.
New Mexico.
house of representatives of the state
of Arizona in regular session conven-
ed thank the president an. members
of the senate of the stat of New Mex
leo. for their greetings AMI congratr-
lateS the people of New Mexico and
the members of your honorable body
upon the happy initiation of your la
bors as representatives of a sovereign
state. May your legislative work re
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-04-17

kssplns eearder, Quiet.

In the April Wonrah's Home Com
panion a woman writes most inter-
esting account Of her experiences AS a
keeper Of a boarding house. She thinks
that where woman has u very small
amount Of capital. the boarding house
business is the best business in the
world. Following Is q brief extract:
The actual reason for my success in
keeping boarders Is this: have given
my boarders clean rooms. good service,
and excellent homelike meals. well
cooked from the best materials and
served simply and efficiently.
breakfast is from Z to s: 30 They
have their choice Of two cooked and
ono uacooked cereal. and the fruits OF
the season: eggs IN every style. or
chops: hot rolls and coffee. Some take
eggs beaten in milk. and others hot
boiled milk. 1 take pains to have the
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-04-17
The Grocer. Side Of th. storx.

| So much has been said about small
dealers who cheat their customers by
selling underweight:;.an and SO on, that the
| following extract from letter from a
grocer published in the April woman's
Home Companion. is interesting:
There are honest grocers, and one
does not need a lantern and tub to find
them. Look at the other side Take
coffee at twenty five cents a pound
Mrs. Smith wants ten cents worth
done up in a bag Chat, of course. costs
| nothing), tied with a string Chat cost.
less), and delivered (Which is even less
a tax on the grocery. Does she get
ten twenty-fifths OF a pound? Most
certainly not; and any grocer who
would give 1t to her deserves to go
into bankruptcy. This coffee costs
| twenty-one and half cents per pound
in hundred-pound sacks: weigh it out
in ten-cent parcels, and you get slight
ly over ninety pounds. Where is the
grocer's profit?
Another mistaken idea is that cash
buys cheaper than credit. At the bar
gain counter of any and all kinds OF
merchandise and inferior grades 1t
may; but Of, star!es-no, decidedly no
If you get staple. grocery or meat
at less than the regular price. there is
something wrong with it.
again, if l weigh exactly and do
! not give DOWNRIGHT, I cannot keep
Mrs. Biones' trade. She never kicks at
half or one. ounce overweight on heI
sugar or meat, and it is impossible to
cut meat and shade it SO finely: but
! if the scales do not come down with
bang, she complains of dishonest
weights, etc And Mrs. Bjones is the
Disqualification of the housewife N
America.
'"rhere is another thing. Some Sat
urday night Mrs. Brown comes in and
says: Mr.. H., my husband was not
working last week, T6 like to let my
little account go over
"She is a. fair customer. pays +once
week or month. and gets her credit
at cash prices, as everyone else does
in any Reputable store, so. it's Al
right, Mrs BEown.' and / carry bel
right along for two and three months
paving my wholesaler every week o.
thirty days, as his. terms may be. II
she paws in the end, I'm safe; If not
I've lost. ~ ~
"Now when. sickness or loss Of work
interyeHes, it is not the big Cash
store in the center OF town, on the
main street, that helps the customer
along: it is the little corner grocer. In
your neighborhood.. that you have been
mahgnins for not selling you dollar
worth of goods for ninety cents"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-04-17
tastes OF the boarders catered to: That

tastes Of the boarders catered to: that
pays.
Luncheon Is from IL to 1 o'clock.
We have n hot entrse, = cold meat pre-
serves and cake. plenty Of brsAd and
butter, coffee. tea. or iced tsa.
Dinner Is from to 1:1b. We have
soup, one kind OF meat, butt that super
latively good, two vegetables, n salad.
and a dessert---not anelaborate menu,
but cooked we'll daintily served. and
made OF tho best materials and the
best variety. We once ran forty days
without duplicating a dessert. That's
why my guests are permanent and
paying"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-04-17

more this year. Has matured when
planted June 10 Yield excellent.
Splendid corn for first or replanting.
Until supply exhausted $3.50 per bIsh-
ell sacked Minneapolis. Early South
Dakota Dent same price. Plant four
instead OF three grains any corn you
use to insure stand The McCauli Web
ster Elevator Company, minneapolis.
MINI.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-04-17

a Frjshtsvl GxporSeNo0
with biliousness. malaria ana ooos0s
patton, II quickly overcome By taking
Dr. kings. New LIE Ptlls. sc. Mo-
Bride q VIII Drug Company.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-04-17

Miss Belle Baker. OF New Sharon,
spent Tuesday in the city as the guest
Of Mrs, A. Il, Conaway,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-04-17

Mr. F. J. Gary, general manager o
the Marshalltown Sewer Pipe and TIL
Company, arrived home this mornin,
frsm few days business trip to Chi
cago
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-04-17

Attend the automobile opening and
manufacturer display at the Marshall
Auto Company's salesroom, April IS
and 20.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-04-17

Mr.. r. w. LaPlant, of Cedar Rapids
was In the city Tuesday on business