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The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-03-22
Richardson in New Decatur

New Decatur March 2l-(Speeial.)- Congressman Richardson will speak at the Masonic theatre New Decatur. Saturday night, March 30, instead of Friday night, the 29th, as previously advertised. This being the home of Captain Blackwell, his opponent, and with the tension high, everything indicates that he will have an overfowing crowd. He will be presented to his audience by Mayor John Patterson.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-03-22
Local Data
Weather Conditions

Birmingham, March 21.-G P- Nh pressure continues high over tiis tral portion of the country. csrtii the eastern Rocky mountain s,nee erally clear weather, but with ST or rain east of the Mississippi. Ten lures have risen a few degrees q ern sections, where wednesdays eF were abnormally low, but they hate
 decidedly in the lower Mississ cpf oi hour fall at Memphis was s at Shreveport s degrees. at Paisa'
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-03-22
BANKERS MEET AT
 GADSDEN IN APRIL
Group Three Will Be Guest
 of Business Mems Club
PERJURY IS CHARGED
Farm Work Over Month Behind. Lutes Suspects Said to Have Been Indicted-COmplain Made of
 Mail Service on Mountain

Gadsden, March 2l.-(Special. .)-Group three of the Alabama Bankers association will meet in this city in April. The -of- ficial call for the meeting was issued today by w. T. Brown of Ragland, pres ident of this group The bankers will be entertained by the Business Men s club while in the city.
 Indicted for Perjury
 The grand jury made a partial report this morning in which indictments were returned against J. T. Howle. H. R. Long, Frank Lyle and J. Smith. all being charged with perjury. Howle, Lyle and Smith are alrd4dy in jail. Howle has been convicted of perjury and Lyle of vio- lation of the liquor laws Both have ap- pealed to the supreme court, but are un- able to make bond for their release. Smtff is charged with murder, having killed Pa- trolman Patterson at Alabama City a few months ago. Long was arrested and released on bond
 Farm Work Behind
 State Farm Demonstration Agent B. l.. Moss and District Agent J. T. Watt met
 
 counties of this section and made plans for the demonstration work this spring. The county agents at the meeting were N, A. Hood of St. Clair, George M. Raines of Marshall, J. NJ. Chancellor of Cherokee, NJ. c. Algood of Bount and J. A. Me Cluney of Etowah. MT. Watt stated that In his district tie work on the farms was fully 40 days behind the usual time.
 Reported Three Indicted
 A report was received here late today saying that the grand jury in St. Clair county had returned indictments against D. E. McClain and Will and Cleve Camp bell for the murder of Jacob c. Lutes and wife near Gallant some time last fall, and that they were 10 be given a speedy trial.
 Inadequate Mail Service
 The complaints about the bad mail ser vice on Sand mountain continue, and resident of the town of Boaz stated to- day that an appeal would be made to Con gl esslnan Burnett to see if some relief could not be secured, An appeal to the postal department has failed to get results, and the service is said to be simply intolerable. This Is all due to the fact that there is only one train each way each day, and only one clerk on each train, so that a heavy mail is never worked the same day it is turned over to the Nashville, Chattanooga and St. Louis railroad for transportation owed mountain.
 Fire at Altoona
 Fire at 10 clock this morning destroyed the barn and badly damaged the house of Frank Say at Altoona. The fire caught from pile of burning trash in the gar den of a neighbor. The loss was several hundred dollars.
 Former Guard Arrested
 Ed Foreman, formerly a guard on the county chain gang, was arrested this morning on an indictment charging viola ton of the prohibition laws. He made bond in the sum of $500 and was released
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-03-22
General J. w. Noble II!

St. Louis, March 21.-Gen. John w. No ble. Secretary of the Interior under Pres ident Harrison, is seriously ill at his home here from weakening of the heart. His physician is not. hopeful that General Noble will recorce He is Sl years old.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-03-22

Washington. March 21.-Chief. Inspector Sharps records show that five men were implicated in the Bremen sub-station rob bery in St. Louis. Callahan is under in- dietment in connection with it. Four of the men escaped and three were captured and are now doing time. Callahan and Ice Connors have been traied by post office inspectors for a year. Connors still is free.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-03-22
FLORENCE NORMAL TOObSERVE BIRD DAY Circuit Court COnveneS-TO Develop Tennessee
 River

Florence, March 21.-(Special)-The State Normal college is making pfepara- tions to celebrate May as Bird day H. J. Willingham, superintendent of state education, has selected that date, and has advised all state schools to celebrate it with an appropriate programme. Among the features of the day will be an illus trated lecture calculated to instruct the students on the care and protection of Ala hama birds.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-03-22

excellent opportunity for a practical test of the availability of the site, and MT. Blaekmon and his friends are delighted with the prospects of ultimate success Tn this important undertaking.
 Arniston, March 21.-(Special)-A re- newal of rejoicing was caused here Thurs day evening by the announcement from Washington that the Senate had passed the Blackmon resolution providing for the appointment of commission to come here and investigate the proposed site for meneuver camps, rife range, etc., to be used by the regular army.
 President Taft will appoint a commits sion at once, and this fact together with the fact that the midsummer maneuvers of eight southern states militia regiments are to train here this summer is regarded to mean that Uncle Sam" will select this city as permanent maneuvers camp.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-03-22

be organized or that the Tuscumbia Bank and Trust company will soon re- sume operation. over ioans and ina bility to collect is said to be the cause of the failure.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-03-22

Burton Burkey was convicted In the circuit court of selling wine and was fined s100. Dave Hawkins was tried yes- terday for assault and attempt to mur- der. The jury returned verdict of guilty.
 The case of East and Nichols is set for Monday, the 18th. Their wives will be tried also as accessories. These are the men who fioated a houseboat from Chat tenooga to Florence, robbing stores at every stopping point, and were finally ap- prehended and jailed in Florence.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-03-22

IT. Y Brooke of Crenshaw county and candidate for congressman at large, was a visitor in Florence today.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-03-22

At the meeting of the city council last Tuesday night the resignation of the city engineer was requested. The dis satisfaction of the citizens over the storm sewer recently put in on Walnut street, and its utter incapacty and failure, is the basis of numerous complaints from property owners.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-03-22
ARREST CALLAHAN
 FORB|G ROBBER|ES Charge He Stole $120,000
 Worth of Diamonds ARE OTHER CHARGES Government Wants Him for COm- plicity in Robbery of Postoffice.
 Famous Drummond Jewels
 Stolen From Stateroom
ARE OTHER CHARGES

St. Louis, March 21.-Daniel Calla- han, was arrested today by postoffice inspectors. who say that he Is wanted for comp1icity in three diamond rob berries aggregating s12o,o0o. and in the robbery of a postoffice sub-station at St. Louis.
 Postoffice Inspector Bunson, who made the arrest, says Callahan is be- ing held as leader of the gang which stole s100,000 worth of diamonds from Mrs. Baldwin Drummond's state room on the steamship Amerika in Febru- ary, 1911, and which bound and gagged two persons and stole wonderful gems in April, 1911, from E. Albert's store in Chicago, and afterward killed man in getting out.
 Bunson, who has been looking for Callahan for IS months, was eating in restaurant when he noticed that an- dex finger of man opposite him was missing at the first joint.
 He then saw the resemblance be- tween photograph of Callahan and the man opposite him. With the aid of a city detective Bunson arrested Cal lahan and his panion, who gave the name of Lawrence F. Miller. Callahan denied his identity. His name also has been gwen to the Ieuerdl as the leader of a gans which entered Spalding & Co.'s warehouse in Chicago in February, 1911, and stole s10,00O worth of jewelry.
 It Is known that Callahan was under arrest in London eight months ago. How he gained his freedom is not known here. Rewards for his arrest ag- gregate $10,000.
 New York, March 1.-The Drummond jewels were stolen from aboard the steamer Amerika upon which Mrs. Drum mond was a passenger February 19. 1911. Several clues were followed but without success. Mrs. Drummond gave to the police the following description of the jewels:
 One necklace of white and perfectly matched pearls, consiSting of 2s3 gems, arranged in three strands and valued at s55 5O00.
 One black pearl ring. the pearl sur rounded by diamonds perfectly white and each weighing karat and a half, valued at 5000.
 One large white pearl. set in ring and surrounded by diamonds each weighing a karat and a half. valued at $12,000.
 One black and pink pearl brooch, set al- ternately with large and perfect white diamonds of about two karats each, with large black pearl pendant, valued at $32,O 900.
 Two black pearl earrings, surrounded by large diamonds, white and perfect matches, valued at $l2,000.
 Total si2O,000.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-03-22
PILES CURED IN TO l4 DAYS

PILES CURED IN IO IT DAfS Your druggist will refund money if PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure any case of Itching. Blind. Bleeding or Protrud. Ing Piles in 6 to 14 days. Soc.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-03-22
MIR. DooLEY AGAIN

Do you know this inimitable hu- morist? He writes every week far the Sunday Age-Herald. His sub ject for next Sunday is ''The Dis covery of the South Pole"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-03-22

At the meeting of the United Daugh- ters of the Confectionery it was decided to invite General Gorden of Mississippi to deliver the memorial address on April 2e at 3:30 p. m.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-03-22

Mrs. o. B. Staten had two valuable diamond rings taken from her bedroom about 10 days ago. Detectives were put to work and yesterday telegram was received telling Mrs. Staten the thief had been arrested in London. Ky. She was "a woman, and had deposited the two rings in the bank at that place.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-03-22

At the regular meeting of the Flor ence Commercial club, which was held last Tuesday, the subject of development of the Tennessee river was again taken up The recent appropriations will make it possible for Florence to have a water Way navigable at all seasons, and the Commercial club is in favor of pushing everything rapidly to that end.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-03-22
Farm Work Behind
Reported Three Indicted

report was received here late today saying that the grand jury in St. Clair county had returned indictments against D. E. McClain and Will and Cleve Camp bell for the murder of Jacob c. Lutes and wife near Gallant some time last fall, fri
Arizona republican., 1912-05-07
FURNITURE AUCTION.

No. SO7 No 3rd street, Tuesday May 7th one o'clock P. M. Everybody in , vitei, special invitation to ladies. Ev
 erything must sell no reserve or limit. Good beds, mattresses, springs, dres- sers, library rockers, table couch, san itary couch, 3 extra good rugs, stands, dish safe, dining table, dining chairs. dishes, gas plate, cots, cooking uten- sils. Don't miss this sale. We want your attendance. Col. w F. Snel- ling, Auctioneer.
 AUCTION SALE OF CATTLE Wednesday, May Sth 1 D. m. Thrca miles east of Mesa City on the Ai.e- Zone Toney ranch. I will sell 54 ne1h of first class. ma ve yearlngs. witI9Ct limit or reserve. Terms of sale vii
 be made known on the day of the sale and will be arranged to suit time bu1 CTS. The owner is Dr. l.. c. Toney, the Airedale terrier dog fancier. w w
 Hutchinson, AuctiOneer, w. H. Patrick Clerk. [
Arizona republican., 1912-05-07
Auctions


 Let it be known both far and near That I'm -hustling auctioneer.
 If you wish a recommend
 A~sale or two of mine attend.
 I'll cry your sale and cry it right Do it too, with all my might
 l know you'll be pleased with how
 things went
 My terms are strictly five per cent
 on all farm sales I represent.
 C.. O. McMurtry, Auctioneer. If
 AUCTION-We wIil sell for the un- ,lcrsigned on Thursday May the 9t1 1912 at S05 East Poll, St. in Phoenix commencirs at l o'clock P. M sharp, the following described Household goods: Large fancy swell front wealth cred oak dresser, genLlemans golden oak swell front dresser, gilt and brass 2 bed, finest steel spiral and wOvtn top springs %, l new 4 silk floss mattress. l new full size silk floss mattress, l handcarved golden oak side board, oak wash stand with mir TOT, , iron cots. 1 bent glass golden oak china cabinet, l golden oak side board, l elegant braided fiber library table, l adjustable redwood extension top to convert this table into dining table, braided fiber rockers. l braid ed fiber straight chair, ! braided fiber adjustable back desk chair, 1 braided fiber sewing rocker, l rattan rocker couch, 1 hand carved solid mahogany rocker, l sclid mahogany tea table, 1 | birdseye maple library table, 3 India 1 bent wood cane chairs, mission oak 1 Spanish leatherseat chairs, 1 brown l wicker rocker, l typewriter chair, ] swivel-oak, 1 desk chair. 1 inlaid oak ] leather covered back and seat Morris 1 chair, 1 sanitary typewriter desk mis- 1 sion oak, 1 sanitary flat top mission 1 oak desk, 1 flat top mission office ! table, 1 fOl;1ing oak card table, nickel i cuspidors, i wire scrap basket, 1 new 1 water cooler 1 sanitary ice box, 2 oai ! center tables. heating stoves and pipes. l loft step ladder 50 it. can- ! vas hose, charcoal broiler, 1 driving i sulky, l pneumatic speeding cart, l side spring buggy, used a year. rake { hoes, pitChforkS, axes, saws and other tools, fine grill for doorway several prize winning White WyandOtes pull lets. one silverlaced prize hen, and sev- | era1 other species, iron wheel barrow long strips of creX mating ends, seV- ! eral handsome rugs, mating, white enamel slop pails, oak flower stand china and glass ware, folding break fast table oak, fine mission porch seat This is the finest lot of furniture tha' was ever offered to the public in Phoe nix and will be sold without reserve parties leaving for Los Angeles ant goods must be sold, everybody invited especially the ladies Mrs. B. J. Strick lin, Owner, Biehl & Pussel, Auction eers.
Arizona republican., 1912-05-07
Professional and Bus
 Cards

ADVERTISERS great state of North Dakota offers unlimited op- portunities for business to classified advertisers. The recognized advertis- ing medium is the Fargo Daily and Sunday Courier News, the only seven day paper in the state and the paper which carries the largest amount of classified advertising. The Courier News covers North Dakota like a blanket; reaching all parts of the state the day of publication: it is the paper to use in order to get results; rates one cent per word first inser- tion, one-half cent per word succeed ing insertion; fifty cents per line per month. Address. The Courier News. Fargo, N. D. [
Arizona republican., 1912-05-07
For Sale-Houses

BY OWNER-Modern bungalow, 6 rooms. hall, bath; gas range. water heater. cement walks, shade trees. Call at residence, 1417 North 1st St. Il
 NICE NEW 14x16 portable tent house for sale cheap; also furniture Indian School car line. between Palm Ave. and Osborne road. n
 FOR SALE-GOO1 5-rOom house, barn, buggy shed. chicken yard fine shade and lawn, lots 50X156 almost an acre Of ground on corner one block from car in city limits; small payment down balance easy. Pric@ $2650. See Johnston at Costley's Real Estate Exchange. r w. Adams. If
 A FINE new brick house. soutl front, rooms and screen room, built in china cabinet book cases nice fire place, etc. lot 50X140, and in the north east. This IS q good buy, and the price is only $24OO, $40O cash will handle. Modern in every respect.
 THOMSON -McCANDLISS co.
 Tel. 1010 Il East Adams St.
Arizona republican., 1912-05-07

FOR SALE-$24OO A new six~roo.i
 house, Never occupied, built in book cases, buffet and china closets, large windows, wide porches and screen sleeping rooms. Everything down to date. Large lot one block from gar line. This is a nice home. $500 dOw1. Balance like rent $25.00 per monnt. Brights Realty Co, 2S7 w. Monroe St. T
Arizona republican., 1912-05-07
Auctions


AUCTION.
 Thursday May 9th. l:3O p. m. No. S3, North Center street, will sci for the owner the following property to liz. highest bidder. for cash, F cane chairs, leather seat chairs, mission chairs, dining chairs, round ta bles, Morris chairs, l willow couch, l leather up- holstered cocker. l dining tabie 1SX10, rug, l mission library table 2 counters, ice box, 800 feet new lumber, doors, wall cabinet, china wash bowl and all plumbing fixtures cash registers, stair rug. pool tables, show case cuspidors, l dozen oXidized brass chairs all fixtures including electric fixtures. heater and pipe. l picture. Bargains don't miss sale. Coi. w. r.. Smelling, AuctiOneer. r
Arizona republican., 1912-05-07
For Sale or Exchange

FOR SALE OR LEASE-TIP-TOP cyaniding gold proposition extra wide Assure veins, no development work necessary, any quantity of ore, plenty of soft water, close to R. R. station. Easy down grade wagon road, hOucs auto ride from Phoenix See Verne. 130 N Center. t.
 I HAVE--A dandy 40 acre alfalfa ranch in the Glendale section that I will trade for a suburban home of 1 acre not more than miles out. E F. Pascoe, 110 No. Center. tf
 FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-75 acres alfalfa about 5 miles west Of post office, now used for dairy ranch. Will trade for city property. E. F. Pascoe. no North Center st. If
Arizona republican., 1912-05-07

FOR SALE-New 4-room modern brick, bookcases, buffet, kitchen cabinet, fire place, full set plumbing
 screen sleeping room. small cash pay ment. bal monthly, also smaller A. room modern brick $1OO.09 down. sec owner 1104 E. Mckinley. 5-tl5
 SUBURBAN HOUSE FOR SALE
 Are you looking for an ideal home place? We have a beautiful new six room brick bungalow. modern in ev- cry particular with 21a acres ground on car line, an abundance of fruit and shade trees of assorted. varieties, 75 rose bushes good large barn, fine chicken corral and 150 thor oughbred Barred Plymouth Rocks. Absolutely soft water piped to house. This is undoubtedly one of the finest Subur- ban homes near Phoenix, on cent carfarc, and is self supporting. $500. % cash will handle, balance monthly Let us show you See Owner fl West Adams St If
 FOR SALE OR liENT-Ry owner: In Los Olives, one and One-half story bungalow, facing east, on Indian School car line; 6 large rooms and bath; ample pOrches, large basement; downstairs finished in quartered oak :: lot S5X3O0, with acres of pasture adjoining. Dr. John A. Lentz, corner First Ave. and Adams If
Arizona republican., 1912-05-07
Auctions

IT WE DON'T DO YOUR BUSINESS WE WILL BOTH LOSE MONEY.
 PHONE 1870 Overland
 SMELLING & SON
 AUCTION MARKET
 Cor. First and Monroe streets
 SELL FOR THE PUBLIC
 Every Saturday at one o'clock D. m. Bring or send us your Horses. Mules, Cows. Chickens, Wagons, Harness, Buggies. Furniture, anything you want the CASH for
 We conduct LIVE STOCK SALES. Sec us If AUCTION SALE-Havlng sold my farm une-halt mile northwest of Glen dale. l will sell at public auction on Thursday. May 9, 1912, commencing at 10:30 a. m. sharp, the following de scribed property, to wit. T. head of cattle : cnOice- milch cows, HOlsteia and Jerseys. either fresh of coming fresh; l fuH- -blooled HoIstein bull; 2 yearling H0lstein heifers; calves from two to four months old. Horses: 2 fine work horses, F years old; 2 very fine colts, one yearling and in" other years old: 3-year-old drivin E mare Hogs: 1 Poland China male hog one year old, II gilts weighing 10G pounds each. 800 chickens: 25O hens, Plymouth Rocks and Leghorns, s250 young chickens all ages, 9 turkey hens with young turkeys, fine goDbler, and Euineas. Implements: One good 3-inc'l wagon with bed. one. -2-seated :spr.ng wagon with canopy top, one Deering f1e- ts1.- i, harrows. ,wO walking breaking blows two 4-horse discs. two 1-hor5e cultiva- tors. one beet cuItiVator two hay racks one heavy iron brush Grag, one iargt frame drag, set good double work har- ness, set single harness, ! lot two anC fOur-horse ,ioubletrees. 12 cores el"v' wood. grind stone, carpenters work bench. hog fencing, one 340-ogg incu- bator goou as new, an extra incubator lamp. brOoder, iron kettle. Household goods. one iron bed, frame bedstead two sanitary cots with mattresses, one dresser, six rocking chairs, nine din ing room chairs. three tables, Or' heater, cook stove. three carpets Con. a fine onC) homemade rug, ice bU" water cooler, one 600 pOun1 capGcit. cream separator nearly new, ice crean freezer. lot canned fruit fruit cans anu many other articles. Free luncl at noon. Terms: On sums of $25 ah under. cash: over $25 six months tim will be given. purchaser giving ap proved banlSable note drawirf ten pc cent interest from date, two per cen discount on sums over $25 for cash. Driesbach, Owner. C. c. McMurtry Auctioneer. w. H. Slaughter, ClerI
Arizona republican., 1912-05-07
For Rent-Store Rooms and
 Offices

OFFICE SPACE for rent-AdamS Hotel building, % east Adams. Call or phone 386. tf
Arizona republican., 1912-05-07
For Sale-Lands


FOR SALE-Or Exchange. We have a nice new modern high class re,l- dence property. Two-st1rv house and two very large lots in an exc .nsive res idence district to exchange for an al- falfa ranch of 40 acres or more Brights Realty Co.,, 237 West Monroe St n
Arizona republican., 1912-05-07

FOR SALE-Relinduishm of 160 acres, good land 10 miles from Phoenix apply Box 6 Republican. 3C FROSTLESS ORANGE LAND FOR SALE-On May 18th, 1912, there win be a probate sale of 160 acres of frosticss orange land located five miles south of Yuma, Arizona. Bids in writing received at the office of Tho's n. MolIoy, Yuma, Arizona, at torney for estate, who will furnish particulars, THIS -FROSTLESS LAND IS ABSOLUTELY FROSTLESS. bS
 FOR SALE-One. two, three or five acres, in alfalfa, close in, easy terms. See owner. Burroughs, II w. Adams St. If FOR SALE-Best buy in city 40 acres finely improved Al soil, corner of principal street. stOnethrow from city, has good income now, excel lent subdivision proposition. Come early. Do 1t now. Werner sole 1 agent. 13O N. Center st If FOR SALE-I have a E acre al falfa ranch mi.as west :; f 17ostoFfice on Arizona State Highway (Yuma l Road), excellent soii. finest water 1 rights I will sell in 20, 40 or 75 acr l tracts. Terms made to suit purchas i CT. F. k. Pascoe. 110 North Center street. tt Y RANCHLAND.
 1 SO acres alfalfa, Groom house, wells, orchard and shade, fine dairy 1 location, owner obliged to sell $165.O0 per acre.
 so acres near Glendale, now in grain, owner wants money, $135 buys 1 it NOW, $25 an acre cash, balance 6 per cent. 40 acres near Aiham . bra, fine alfalfa, a dandy bargain, ! only $125 per acre. 10 acres on the Indian school carline. If you want to speculate investigate this. 160 acres "Gl6ndale Loess" in fine al falfa, Broom house. fine orchard, good shade. etc, owner leaving, s12j per acre. MESA LANDS, between 1 Mesa and the Chandler Lands" none better, ONLY $75 per acre. ASK US
 BEST LAND-ANY SIZE TRACTS ALL PARTS OF THE VALLEY.
 GALPIN & HART,
 10 NORTH SECOND AVE. tt