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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-08
AUTOMOBILE AT YOUR SERVICE.

AUTOMOBILE AT YOUR SERVICE.
FOR A TRADE.
An equity In a four-room brick
near 9Th North and 2nd West OF
$1,000 and a contract of $1,000 at
8 per cent interest, to trade for a
home on east side Of equal value
OF the equities.
WILL EXCHANGE.
A nice four room light brick
close in near county building.
for or Groom modern; north
cast bench preferred.
WILL BUILD TO SUIT.
On 37sX157-foot lots in Windsor
ave- below 18th South: lots front
east; sidewalks paid; Just south
OF Marlborough place; price only
$3.50. II you have two or three
hundred well build you one Of
our "WELLBILT" homes to suit
EAST BENCH, NEAR HIGH SCHOOL.
North of 9TH South Is one of the
best places to invest In home:
we have several for sale as
agents; we also have one of the
best buys in a vacant lot with
40-foot front In Elizabeth ST for
500. and on small payment down
We Will build you home accord
ing TO your ideas.
TAKE A LOOK AT
$50 Elizabeth St. between 11th
and 18th East. We want you to
know what "WELLBILT' really
means.
UNITED HOME BUILDERS COMPANY.
602-3 WALKER BANK BLDG.
Wasatch 1895. c1229
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$1,000 DOWN AND $500 PEk NON
$3.50. soft. lot, near 5th e. and 11.h
oo. .s.'s-.,,s.s ............I
S4OO, soft lot, near 3rd e. and Iath
0o' '''.''.'s. s'-...ss.,.....-|
s676. SS.ft; lot Kenslngton ave. near
$3.50. 40-ft. lot, near 5th So. and
11th Z,
$3.50. 3s-tt. LOT Belmont ave. and ard
L. .s''Jt'.'. ...'.-.......,..
$500, 41.-ft- lots, near 2nd So. and
'tn l.. .'''s--''.'..''s".-.,.
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. rooms, nIcely furnlshed, close In. sa
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
Improved and Unimproved
BARGAINS

| BARGAINS
BEAUTIFUL BUNGALOWS AND MOD
ERN COTTAGES,
BARGAINS.
| l-room bum brick cottage, close to
Ninth East, with a south front
and good -sized lot, cement walks
and basement, lawn. modern,
screened-in back porch. electric
fixtures. 1t is q good buy.
5000 cash Price $500
$500 per month.
4-room, red pressed brick cottage.
on Fourth East. close In; lawn,
walk, cement basement, screened
IN back porch: good large rooms.
modern; electric fixtures; good
sized lot.
5000 cash. Price s270O
$500 per month.
D. room mottled brick bungalow, close
to Ninth East the paved street,
and q fine. large lot, cement
walks and basement, screered-in
back porch and sleeping porch;
large front porch; enameled buff
fet kitchen; bult-in mantel and
book cases; enemeled bedrooms;
large bath: linen closet; beaud-
full electric fixtures. and good
lot 1t Is real bargaln-
5000 cash. Price $3.50,
$500 per month,
groom brick, close to Ninth East and
Ninth South streets. with beau
tifuI lot and all fenced lawn ce-
ment walks and basement,
screened-in back porch, large
front porch, mantel. beautiful
dining room, modern; stairway in
and room for two rooms upstairs,
Notice the terms. Electric fix
lures all in
$500 cash, Price $500.
$500 per month.
O. room motted brick bungalow.
close to Ninth East, the paved
street, with a fine lot and south
front, one OF the most beautiful
bungalows In the entire southeast,
cement walks and full cement
basement, screened-in back porch,
and sleeping porch, buffet kitch-
en- large bath. bult-ln mantel
and bookcase. beautiful electric
fixtures, hardwood floors, hot and
cold water in basement,
$500 cash. Price $SSOo.
$1,000 per month.
s. room notified brick bungalow. close
to Ninth East with lot. south
front, 50x140 to alley; full cement
basement and cement walks.
screened-in back porch and
sleeping porch, beautiful large
dining room and window seat,
buffet kitchen, built-in mantel
CRATES In ready for furnace, large
bathroom, enameled: built-in
china cabinet in dining room.
This is a beautiful bungalow at
o very low price.
$500 cash. Price $1,000
$4,000 per month
-room brick cottage, with stairway
In and room for two rooms; in
fact, they are lathed and ready
for plasterins, making it seven
rooms cement walks and base
ment, lawn, large lot with alley.
screened-in back porch and sleep
Ing porch, mantel, wainscoted
Guiding furnace. hot and cold
water in basement. with set tubs.
$4,000 price, Terms arranged,
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MISCELLANEOUS.
We have good openings IN restaurants.
coffee houses cigar, confectionery and
grocery stores, etc. II you are looking
for business consult US before you buy.
We have hotels and rooning houses.
also grocery stores, 10 trade for city and
farm property,
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$4,000

Five-room strictly modern bun
galow on q corner. 66Nl25 feet to
alley, southeast. Full cemented
basement, furnace. large front and
back porches, mantel. buffet
kitchen, lawns, cement walks.
flowers and trees. Will take lot
as part payment,
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NEW 7-ROOM BUNGALOW. $4,000.
7 nice rooms and bath. furnace cement
IA sement hardwood floors. built in furni-
ture. buffet Kitchen. gas. electric light.
sower and sidewalk All assessments
paid. Lot 45x1l5. Original price $4,000
Exa mine this Al once as this Is the last
one at this price. Sold four In the last
two weeks Location at 400 ~ ST. Take
9Th ave car
MODEM HOME BUILDING 60.
AL Dooly Block. Phone Was 1886.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
Miscellaneous

LlSHMENT. CORNER BIRD EAST AND
18TH SOUTH. CONSISTING OF TEN
GREEN HouSES, ABOUT 30, 900
SQUARE FEET OF GLASS; WELL
STOCKED u ACRES OF LAND. l9-
ROOM BRICK DWELLING HOUSE.
FOR CASH. WILL SELL FOR HALF
IT'S VALUE, OR WILL EXCHANGE
FOR CITY PROPERTY.
APPLY B-42. TRIBUNE.
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HOMES.

HOMES.
A good little four-room
house in PoIlar Grove.
half block from car,
in good neighborhoodi has electric lights,
coops. slOO cash; $40
a month Price
5 Q 0
We have an elegant broom,
modern bungalow, just
best OF condition, with
out scratches. mars
or anything to de-
face. Complete modern plumbing; an
elegant buffet kitchen. large sleeping
porch, cemented basement, mantel
and book cases. linen closet, and
all modern convenences used In
home building. Built by very
competent builder and We can
highly recommend it,, Lo-
Gated in very choice
neighborhood near 9th
East, surrounded by
all new homes. $500
cash; S25 monthly.
On Capitol hill, Immediately
west of the capitol build
ing, we have choice
building lot for $500; Soft, frontage
There is not another lot on the
bench that can be purchased
for this price Party living
In Idaho and is anxious to
sell. See lis at once.
BURT & CARLQUIST COMPANY.
REAL, ESTATE MORTGAGE
BONDS.
TEL WAS. $50 80 MAIN STREET.
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CUSHIONS, UPHOLSTERINC

NAT TRESSES AND SPRINGS EE
paiIed sat- Lake Mattress & Mfg.
So' Fhone SSss. pl555
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A BARGAIN.

A BARGAIN.
I1-ROOM ROOMING HOUSE
FOR SALE CHEAP; LO-
PIE. INQUIRE FOR PAR
TlCULARS AT 3i5 So STATE.
OR PHONE WAS 5146.
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
Improved and Unimproved
HoUsToNs THE HoveERs.


S200.
Villa park lota. bet 2nd and
3rd East. just below 10th South.
Close 10 two car lines. 25Xtj5
feet 10 alley. Easy terms. s pcc
cent interest.
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% rooms on Main street, attractive en-
trance good income from permanen
roomers Only $3.50; terms.
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$500.

On 0 street Just below 3rl ave,
a slx-room strictly modern pressed
brick bungalow. hardwood floors,
mission fireplace, hot water heat.
cemented basement. large porches,
cement walks and drive. Terms.
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COMPLETELY FURNISHED -
new strictly modern hnrurm e,rm-
Near new High School. Pinan ss,lcS,
mahogany furniture worth Piano
SmI S,anage' Corner lot 57sStss?e str's?
6-rm. mod. brick house m .,. :
near 18th Il. =" 'in 70,
6-rin strictly mod. brick ,,,..
OH corner 4th So. and I3,b ,bFFsAioV ~
urn. strictly mod. brick burv.,.
Hardwood finish throurhnni siVS
Douglas ave-. near 4th So vn
i-rm' strictly mod. brick bunsa,o,.
on 18th e., near 5th So.
S-rm. strictly mod. brick bun,,,.-
oak and birch finish, sissa ivu
porches. complete eep'ns
S-rm. strictly mod. brick hunoa,....
Hardwood finish throuubnmt ~
Douglas ave. near 9Th South va
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S550u,

s550U.
Country home and money
maker. 6l acres. 5 minutes walk
from the car line Soil n rich
sandy loan: bearing fruit trees,
berries. lawns, flowers, shrubs
good five-room house. artesian
water; large barns and chicken
coops, fish pond, VIII take city
property as trade.
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10 rooms. with running hot and cold
water In every room. unusually we'll fur
nished, doing good business. S1200; $500
cash.
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Facing south on l1th ave. bet.
L and M, 23X10 rods to alley.
Terms.
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WORTH 800 PER FOOT.

ON SECOND SOUTH near Sth
East street.
Paving. sewer and sidewalk paid
ONLY $50 PER FOOT
FRITSCH, POI AND 202 FELT BLDG
c1f39
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$1,000.

On 4 street. overlooking tho
city, bet. sth and 9th aves..
o3bHl15 feet. Terms.
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HOFFMAN BROTHERS LOAN & TRUST
COMPANY,
% East First South. Wasatch 2i4
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-08

10 you WANT a REAL s.px.-
LET US SHOW you SOME
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-08

40 rooms; A neat, clean: respectable
place. fairly well furnished, heart of city
S2500; terms
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
Improved and Unimproved

Improved and UnimprOved
BURT cARLoU1sr COMPANY.
40 MAIN STREET. TEL. WAS, $50.
FARMS
Here Is your opportunity.
4 3-acre farm in Cotton
wood; Will he within easy
walking distance OF the
new car line which Is
TO be extended TO
Cottonwood canyon Three-room brick
house. barn, granary, chicken eas IroS0Tp S0UPs'
other outbuiidings. Ssrr,, iine orcmaTu' MAJ
blackberry beds. and an
No. l water right. The
land Is all level and un-
der cultivation. $500
cash Balance easy
terms. Price $500.
work is in the
city, there
fore this
sacrifice.
Two acres OF very choice
land near 18th South and
21st East, right In the
coming residence
section. Good.
young apple orchard; water right, which
Is worth $1,000 of itself, and choice
sandy loan which will produce
anything. $500 cash. Bal
ance easy. Price $1,000
This property can be
plated in lots and
twice this price
o b tained.
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FOR PROFITABLE HOTELS AND
ROOMING HOUSES SEE Us.
Groom European hotel, strictly mod
ern and up date; large. light rooms.
elegantly furnished: has 20 rooms rented
TO permanent guests. from So. so to So per
week; also good transient business; rent
only SIS per room. with free heat and hot
water. First-clasS reputa ton Only
$500; terms. An unusual opportunity
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MR.. HOMESEEKER,

We have something to interest you.
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foR sALE-REAL EsT /.
In improved nev,e,d and Unimpro,

FRlTscH. 2oi & aos pp, = !,
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ACCORDION PLEATING

SUNBCRST AND SIDE PLEATING
6os East Sd South. Phone Hyland 7s7-J
bi57l
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TAILORS
MILLINERY

MISS THoMPSON's MILLINERY
school mats; made new: all branches OF
the trade thoroughly taught; very rsa
soma BILE terms; Investigate. Y, w. c A
Educational building. Wasatch I1s
cfak
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"a rooms on one floor, 3-year lease
rent only 500 per month; baths: fur.
niture and carpets In good condition
Only $3.50, terms 4 snap.
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5000 FOOT.
STATE STREET CORNER.
Corner on 9th South and State
St, 1lSA feet on State and S2I
feet on 9th South. The cheapest
thing on the street. Part cash.
HOUSTON REAL ESTATE INV.
COMPANY.
S5l South Main Phone Was 27.
We write fire insurance
VIII go on your bond.
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$4,000
A roornlng house, the cleanest best ir
The city. best location on Main street.
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BURT e CARLQUlST COMPANY.
40 MAIN STREET. TEL. WAS $50
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II you have anything for sale in this
or any other business line. let me know
will be pleased to serve you.
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CIGAR STORE, OLD STAND, WORTH
$500; will accept $3.50 II sold before 10th
10 So. West Temple. c11S7
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BETTILYON HOME BUILDERS co,
Was, No. 323 SO. Main Street. Was.
2030. 20Sl
cl237
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4 good little four-roon
house in PoIiar Grove,
half block from car,
in good neighborhoodi has electric, lights
wafer good rock cellar, chicken
coops 500 cash; $40
a month. Price
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FINE CHANCE FOR PHYSICIAN. Ow-
Ing TO deaths and removals OF physi
clans In neighborhood. For sale-Home
and Offices, Layton, Five Points. 8
rooms, acres OF land, barn, horse, bug
gy. office furniture. books, instruments:
reasonable terms. Apply Mrs. Gift on
premises. Telephone rs, Kaysvile.
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SMALL CLEANING AND PRESSING
business for sale cheap $50 So. State:
GILL
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-09-03
Gen. Mgr. Evans Orders Line UP
for Smith

March 80, 1904.
Dear Sir-Please refer to my let
'ters of February 22nd and 2Srd rela-
tive to the coming election fer presi-
dent of the Alabama railroad commits
sion. l stated In the first letter that
We We're not able at this time to adj
wise who the friends of the railroad
company should be asked TO support
in the race. / now have to advise that
you make every effort to bring about
strong support for Mr.. John V. Smith.
Those of you who have not done so.
should at once communicate this in
forma ton to our employees and request
them to vote for Mr.. Smith and in all
proper methods secure votes from
their friends for him. 1t is the inten-
tion to send you list of the employees
who are regis tered and have vote I
understand that there are a large num-
Der of white employees who are not
registered. IT is therefore all the more
important that you make special ar
rangements by which those men who
have votes will be able to cast them.
Special attention should be given to
this. Please acknowledge receipts
&c. f. EVANS,
General Manager ;"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-09-03
Convert UndergOes
a Dangerous Test

Huntsville, September Especial }
Wonderful stories are being brought
here from the camp of a band Of Holy
Rollers, who have been practicing the
teachings of their religion in camp
on the New Hope and Curley pike, in
the eastern part of Madison county. A
child 10 years old was recently con-
verted and received the gift of
tongues" The rollers claim that no
harm can befall a convert to the faith
and in order to make test of this
claim a skeptic was allowed 10 give
this child a live rattlesnake to play
with. The child handled the snake like
a snake charmer and. was not harmed.
other converts are said to have been
brought into the fold by witnessing tho
wonder
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-09-03

road commissioner. of Alabama I
have already been advised by Col
Falkner's office that Mr. Smith was
the man to support, and we are bring
Ing about every effort to have a strong
vote polled for him in every county
that the road runs through
1t is true that large number of
our white employees are not Registered,
and 1t is also true thai an additional
number have not qualified by paying
poll tax, therefore they will be barrel
from voting. [ have not found single
man In our employ who is gong to
vote against us unless ii be oar com
pany surgeon at Gadsden. and be-
lieye that although he Is personal
friend of Mr.. Corners will vote against
him at the proper time. Yours truly,
"W. r. KNOX,
"Superirteu.lent !"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-09-03
Selection Of Field Workers

MARCH Y, IgU4.
" b. M. Starke, Superintendent Louis
vile and Nashville Railroad company
Birmingham, Ala:
Have you someone you can sus-
gest work in Birmingham and yicin-
ity until election day against Conner ?
He should, of course. have Influence
among employees as we'll as voters OF
other classes. Understand Pound IS
at work. 1t is thought an additional
man would help. Think it would be
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-09-03
Orders From Gen. Mgr. Evans

'February q. IyV4.
Mr.. B. NJ starle. Superintendent:
Dear Sir-The first vice president
will send you a number of copies of 4
printed circular addressed to the peo-
pie of Alabama, relative to the rail
road commission race. Copies VIII be
sent direct from this office to agents.
attorneys and surgeons Please have
copies distributed to all other en-
ployes of the company on your divf-
sion In Alabama. If you need audi-
tiona1 copies let me know how many.
Yours truly, G.. e. EVANS,
ssCauaral NJ -
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-09-03
Inssrrectos, victory Confirmed

Hermosillo, Mex, September 2.-Con-
firmation Of the reported insurrecto vic
tory at San Bias. in the state of Sinaloa,
was contained in a message received to-
day from General Riveros. Governor
Maytorena of Sonora today began the
preparation of a proclamation instruct
ing the people of Sonora to accord every
possible courtesy to all foreigners.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-09-03
TALLADE:GA AFTER !
RECKLESS DRIVERS
Grand Jury Charged to
Probe Speeding of Autos

Talladega. September 2.-t -tspeciaD-Mon
day morning the grand jury for the Sep
tember term Of the city court was or
sanized with ]. Harwel Wilson of Lin
coin as foreman.
In charging the grand jury, Judge Cecil
Browne alluded to a rumor that the doc
tors of this vicinity had given picnic,
or barbecue. and that spirtuous, vinous
or malt liquors had been served used
or drank at this gathering. This. accord
ing to Judge Browne, was violation -
the law, and should be investigated bz
the grand inquest of the county, and In
case it was found to be true indictments
should be returned.
Ths Judge also strongly dwelt on the
automobile law and the necessity of safe
guarding lives from reckless and care
less driving of motor cars.
Several interesting political contests are
staged for this county. For the stateF
senate. Capt Thomas S. Powman and
and Marion II. Sims are aspirants, both
of these being very popular before ths
people. Captain Plowman has been
member of Congress, Confederate SOL
dier, state senator from this district, al
Sims served as circuit and city clerk.
and solicitor for the county and is mem
ber of leading law firm.
Coroner Heine pronounces the eause of
death of Elihu McDill as suicide Mr.. Me-
Dill lived on the road near Lincoln, and
when his body was found lying in the
road there were those who wished the
matter investigated. Laudanum was tho
immediate cause of his death, and rom
all the surroundings the coroner stated
that it was clearly a case of self-destruc-
ton.
A large number OF citizens of Ta'ladega
will take advantage OF the low rate Of
iered by the Atlanta, Birmingham and
Atlantic railroad ON tomorrow, and spend
. day or more In Birmingham. Perhaps
as many as 100 will journey to the Magic
City, some for pleasure, but the greater
number on business.
Regret is expressed by many that "Dld
Tom the blk OK who has for so many
years drawn the wagon containing yarn
shipments of the cotton mill to the sta
ton has been sold for beef "Old Tom
weighed 1850 pounds and he brought $50
as beef on foot. Many thought "Old
Tom was entitled to life after such long
years of service.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-09-03
Conner Asks Investigation of
Alabama's InsidiOus Lobby
tconti.ued From Page Five,


4 derO and his vice president were shot
down in the streets of Mexico The mon
ument on Pine street in Nashville,
marking the spot where Carmacl died
1.-THE courts said murdered) is traceable
to its fearful influence.
In the recent Impeachment of Judge
Archbold, member of the interstate
Lcommerce court, one of the prominent ar
kfeIee against him showed the ugly inter-
ference and vicious environment of its
power, growing out of the freight case
from New Orleans to Alabama, in which
the lfason OF the judge and the Louisville
and Nashville company's employees, at
torney and witness, was shown.
An Oligarchy in Alabama
2 In Alabama, this railroad has resolved
I itself into an oligarchy. has tried to con-
Z troll the courts, and in some instances has
<H1one SO. The most dangerous thing 10
3hur1an rights is the control of citizen
md officers III the discharge of their
dufies by any interest These things are
accomplished, not for the purpose ut
maintaining business in its integrity. nor
~ the competitive reach for greater busi-
n4ee, but to secure an unfair advantage
1or4 70 enjoy the consequent privilege Of
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-09-03
Employees Put to Work

birmingham, Ala March 23, 1904.
&c. r. Evans. Louisville
Your wire last night. After con-
ference with Grubb it is thought Con-
ductor Beasley and Brooks and also
James working together and repre-
senting the three divisions in doing so
would bring about good results. Pound
and Carlisle are working together as
engineers. b. NJ. STA1lks.'
Then Evans wires release orders as
follows:
March %, leO4
"B. NJ Starlxe. Superintendent Louis
vile and Nashville Railroad, 'Bir-
mingham. Ala:
Telegram of 23d received All
right. Relieve the parties so they
can start in to work on the matter.
say, beginning next Monday.
&c. E. EVANS"
Evans wires general orders as fol-
lows to six division superintenGents:
Brooks. starke, Knox. Mckinney.
Marshall, Saltmarsh. tDiyision super
intendents.) l assume you have made
all necessary arrangements to enable
employees, especially trainmen and
others whose duties would take them
away from their voting places, to vota
on the 11th. EVANS"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-09-03

the state, was wrung from YOU as taxes
or charges by making you pay pa ssenger
and freight rates sufficient TO pay not
only operating expenses and interest on
bonded Indebtedness and dividends on
Stock but an additional sum to run po1it-
teal campaigns in Alabama.
The methods above mentioned have con-
tinued The insidions lobby Is still at
work. One hundred thousand dollars has
recently been used through the press ex-
actly like that used by the sugar. wool,
tobacco and other trusts, whose per-
nicious activities are now being developed
at Washington through congressional in
vestigation and against which President
Wilson recently made such a strong at
tack regarding the ''insidious lobby" car
ried on by these agencies in the national
halls of legislation