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The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-02-04

John d. Rockefeller and other Stand
ard Oil interests have sold their stock In
The Waters-Pierce Oil company to Henry
Clay Pierce. BY buying the stock neld
by Standard Oil interests, which owned
about two thirds of the shares, Mr.. Pierce
acquired control. The company is eapl-
talized at 100000, but the stock is quoted
at more than $500 a share. The Stand
ard OIL interests tried last February TO
Dust Pierce and his relatives from the di-
rectorate and a long litigation resulted.
Pierce and his counsel said Standard oi.
was disregarding the supreme court de-
cree. The Standard interests charged
Pierce with making the company fam
ily affair. 1t is estimated that the trans
action involved the payment to Standard
Gil interests of about s2,OoO,ooo. 1t is un-
derstood Mr.. Pierce plans to operate the
Naters-Pierce company as a competitor
CT oil companies in Missouri Kansas
Texas, Oklahoma, Louisiana and Arkan-
sas that are controlled by the Standard
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-02-04
NOTHING BUT NoIs

NOTHING BUT NOISE.
A demagogue was speaking
And the fact was very plain
That we could hear the creaking
OF rather rusty brain.
A GUTTER.
That man, we own,
Deserves no rest,
Who ne'er was known
To do his best.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-02-04

Entered at the Birmingham, Ala.'
postoffice as second class matter undef
act of Congress March 3, 1873
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z. e. Morgan and W. e. Wharton are
the only authorized travelling repre-
sentatives of The Age-Herasd IN as
circulation department.
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No communication will be published
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manuscript Will not be returned unless
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TELEPHONES
He'll lprivate exchange connecting sai
deparfments). No. 4poe.
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II. w. BARRETT. ...........E editor
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-17

1bc gDnrab Winbiih Co.. "a Del 90
Tlib an Der nprbipeIiliden Gdef ps1
@ins uno Z. Ctr, 1925, 600.
Sfobel bsbsl an gertrom ] ntBes
Cot AZ in $. s. Matfcn's nnisrao'
tbeiIuna in 5pbe part, 81.
1rdneis u. gHdel on Somlisi We'B
il. &C., 20 bel 80 1uB an Der S'tlelfs
Der s5obn Ctr, 1916 CUB norolldh Der
Clinton Ctr. 81.
Glla 3. Barr On 8. Jrantlln
Smitb. 26 6ifb an Der Roroieite Der
SO. 8. Ctr, 81.
Wlnron g. Barbour an Soois
bartmann, 1kil BON Got 81 In
Sd,uiter II. IiIion's llnterobthsts
lung pon Ga,lsn. ST.
Charles q. 6amer an Wlarn y.
Sanier, cine Got oil Grohbed NN. in
goliess oill, 81.
gorinne 6. Hoberts an Sunes 8.
Dbesl,r. 40 bel 10 Sub an 9nHttngs
ton pIuee, 81.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-17
SeIesrspbiine NOtisex.

- Bert Ga Sune. Elm 81 Sabre 81
ter Sdan!ielinsr, bat iih in Glepslanb,
O., pergiftet. er mar ourh oas
ShIieben TO pislsr Mir.bihafter uns
Ter otm nsuen 2i3ens 9efes broo.cs
eeiporbsn, une in Ieiner 9erSrsl'lur8
mahte sr ieinem 2eben elm Gnoe.
5n Suron gountp. Sbic, nit
bsm gpuntniib YorpaIi, errnnsen am
Gienitag Die Qafi.n einsn Siss. Shrs
wsaioritdt beirua 1857. pdbrena lie
Dor fiinf Sabren nur 36 betrus.
GharIts aoh, Elm ekidniiss
mann bon Ohio gitp, litst in Bar
Wert. g., i'm Gierbsn. gr tpuroe CHI
Denfsoe Qbenb bel Wreu bon srei
ausl1nosrn iibtrfu[lsn, furdibar su'
aerihtet uno krcubt.
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Die $3.50, 100000 anlsibh
WorIaoe suriifaeaousn.

Worldge Surufae3 ogsn.
garis. IL. Ds3. Die fronoos
iifGx Heqieruns spg ain Dienftaa bic
0orloasn suriid, bic auf Sie Grbsbuna
elmer grbIhaftsfttlsr unb Die Nnfs
ndhmt elmer anIeibe bon $3.50, ,O0O,s :
COO Bssus baden Die ieetere Voriasc
hattie ben Stlirs pss aatinetts Bar
thou sur JoIss, oas carauf beiiano.
tob bic Bombs itenerfrei iein fDlite..
1ds aobinstt iuirb neue Worldatr
an Gtslle Der Suriidetscgenen einrsi'
den.
gonfisfatinnen in. Werito
Suores. 16. 7sS. 0as Glt
rlntbnm bon 2puis 3erra8ns, enriq'.'
uno Suon G-ssl, aus Bontsn, Berg
iptrien, risfigsn pIantagen, arobsr
giebseroen nfip. beiiebeuo. III auf gs.
itbl bss Generals gi[a ioufissir
irorben. lerrasas gooenbeIib um
FaBis sipei Iri.tsl oss Gtaatss Sri
Iuahun.
3fpsi bunnsrt ipeitere s5Iiihfling
ous CHIHUAHUA iinb in 81 p1io dngs
iommsn. Wie ptrlautet plnnsn Dt
a0osraIiitsn einen ansriff ouf ebi
tudhua. ben au ptreittin General Wli'
Die n5ihiaen 0orbereitunsen trifft.
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VrnRSeiseHtbxnsabertragxnstn

gineinnati, 1e. Ttabr.
Caroline 6. gobns an Otto g..
Rlller. $3.50 bel 115 JIB an Der
Sitfeiie Der Runnpmtbe aps.. 225
5ub Iiiblid Der asoriase ape., 81.
Samusl z. Garlppine an Ih u.
~. aefpin 2umber Co.. 40 Bel 80
5ub an Der W,fiieits Der Central
glpe. I'm WapiionpiIIs, 81.
Caroline u. apforo an Sdrrp 6.
grnbam, Cots SO. az, 43, A unb 45
in Der aeme 2uno II. 8los. uf'n.
llntsrabibeiIune, 81.
9k Dominion aanb Co., on R.
e. gptteriIl. Got go. TIA BON glifs
forb pIacs llntsrnbtbeiluns, ST..
glnna Rhine II. u. an Qnna W.
grss0rp. % bel 1o5 CUB on Der Dfts
Ieite Der ainn Ctr. 90 Jub norDIif
Der Jinblap Str. s2275.
Sobn SO. Gabiisr an Minnie 6opp.
Got 72 in y. Roser's unierubtbei.
lung in California, 81.
anhrep !. Rosers on Grlan SO.
gers, Got 1910 in DeshpDoo l'nier'
obtkilung, 81.
| 9snbir Roienbaum an Marn 6
Carroll, 90 bel 100 Jub on Der Giih,
ieifs Der piebmoni ADe., 90 Jab peit'
lih Der Derrarb Str, 81.
s5rsberif u. Nien on gl,sobetf
Golpenbah. 25 bi Ill CUB an bs,
fiibtpeiilitfn Geite Der Wulberri
Ctr, 81.
Jofspb 9. Grnbbon, 2lomr., ar
milIinm 2aubt, 90 bel 156 Jub al
Der norntpeitIihen Ode Der Glifior
unb 9irmiib Aps.. 81.
| DuHie .. Ggben on aatkrine 9
Bruce, 2.65 Ader Qanb in Settio.
80 in Wi[Ieresi 1otpnfbip, 81.
| Guifie .. Deben an syroni 8
GimpfoH. bo7sIbt Drunoftiid, 81.
| Joiepb $. Hieder an 6enrn Wo!f
ram u. M., 30 Sci So s5uB on be
| Citieiie Der 1lora Ctr, 81.
| Soiepb Wntfpn an Mdreus Wefb
bolpsip. $50 BET 230 CUB an Der iiib
ofilihen Ode Der Delta 4De. IN
Nscbmont Mpe., $4,000.
aoura Mrisbt an aulu Rabbel
25 Bel rs Jub an Der Dftieite bt
6adbtrrp Str. 81.
1be Ribse Reoltp 60. an Bland
pace. Rontrnft fiir ben Weriauf b
Cots 100 unb 1O1 in grsitpieip llr
!; ternbtbsiiuns fiir $526.
II Sable 6artmon an Wiiliom :
{ Jiftr, 20 Bel So CUB an bsr Mtf
feite Der Hnrnet Mbe., 81 syub iiit
Ii6 bsr DonDbus Str, 81.
II gItets bon SGms1 q 4rmaFsHa Z
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-17
1iebitabIc.

sSpbn Ban, ron Der Gldrt uno
Dalton Mpe., tb.ilte Der poiisei nit.
COB Elm Tieb burh aufbrehen ieiner
Wnbnungsibiir mittelft eincs Spdtens
in bic Rdnme einseornnssn 'ei, unn
bardns cine llbr nnb unoere 0e9en'
itdnbe i'm Wertbe bon $15 enttperoei
bat.
Cine beinuoere 5rehheit bclat
Elm Weser, aIs er am bslien 5a9e n
bic Wobnuns bon Clara Balm. Jto
763 Carlisle Qpe. einorang unb cintr
pbonosropbea unb mebrere Walssr
i'm Weribe bon $50 entfpenoets. VI
lub feline geuis auf einsn Waesn arl
fubr unbetiimmert bapon. 3ds ocu.
mar linpsrihloffen.
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Qofal F.: 8eridt.
3Ieine slijeina1 1ri1btes.

- 4uf @runo zines 6oftkiebIes
iparoe asftern Der 10 Sabre olte Der
nice glonf Don Ro. 35 plum Strdb.
hlrh 9eteftios perbaftei. bu er bsl
beabiidtiQten s0otnna befdulbigt lift
- Die Firma Rline Bros. BON Qo
421 Race Strube tbeilie Der poliaei as
iiern nit. bah Elm Uiann. lpelter let
men Ramen als ghorles Darr BON SO
3977 2oiprn 4penue cnaob. Der Fir
ma einen sperthloIen gbed in boht Dol
500 in 2chIun- aob, dls er elmer
Ginfauf BON $11.50 aemaht bate
Ter ghed ipar auf :. 9. 6il & SO
ausoeitellt uno auf bic /. Rational
6ont aeaoaen. Oarr bat ben Reitbe
traa in 8aor suriiderhdlttn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-17

q cm Dorf, t6. Tel. aiigef
,RnnOon" pcu Rottcroam.
gbgeg.: yMamretonIo" nah Stner
pool; ,,HoorSnm" nadl Roftcrbali;
;, gotrieia" mad Snniburg; esfullla
nddi 2ibau.
Gibraltar. Eaiiirt: ,Berma
Inin" bon Hcp yorf nad} NarielIlc.
antmerpen. Angct: rWar
aiette" BON Bolton imb EbiInoelpbIf
2onbon. abges.: raseanla'
nnt Eortlan0.
slneef.: ,MinueopoIis" BON 9eii
aDorf.
aopenbagen. anget.: rs
car II " t,c1' 9lelp ?)ort.
Tiume. anaef.: .Tannonta'
IRON Detu 9lorf.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-17

bss Sauies bon s5rau Worsaretbe
Reiienberg, go. 116 Weit Mpenne,
Carthage, in 8ronb gefebt. Die 5elis
eripebr tpnnic bas Jeuer idnell To-
iten. Der Shaben betrdst $50.
9urd aursIdlub sntitano in
ben RGumen Der Gblider Giectrte
gdttere Co.. go. 130 Opera place,
Elm tl,iues Geusr. bas ftne!l selOifi
luerbsn fonnts. Sin Shobsn enitdne
nidlf.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-17

GFrau 2nnie gunninabom. so sSdhrs
cit. tpelhe BEL Der Tamilie ssoi. Sill,
80. 1866 4uburn 4penue. th1tia lit,
itiirste aeitern Rahmittao cine 1reppi
in Der Wohnuna hinnb uno blieb be
ipnbtIps lieaen. Die 0erunlIiidtt
ipuroe ipdter BON Trou Sin aufaeinn
ben. peIfe fiir bic lleberfiibruna Del
hctaaten Frau naf benz ebrilt 6c'
ipitoi Sorae trua. Die Gunninahar
bat einen Rdienbeinbrudl. gerlesun
aen an Der Stirn uno mooliherpei't
auh innsre 9erIesunaen baponaetrc
cen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-17
Ser agann bon Wlmt ans Giitn,

lpeld,er ben eridopienben 9liitnerlli.
iien mrb ben brenHenDen Sdmersan
Der S1morrhoiDen nit glit unb ei-
len, nit Meiier ,ulo Guetiffette
GinhnIt aebieten mill. iIi fein SeIo.
ionoern cin Gbor. lie 5amorrboibea
Inlicn iit mir nit Der beriiblnfen
.MuafeiiSA beilen. Is III 0ns eine
araaei. aus Den heiIfr1itigiien GGf.
ten 5libereitet. lueldle. in syorm pom
36pfhen am Cite oes geioens eilsge.
fiibrt. bort 0eipebe unb WIut Der.
Jiingt, 10 Die geidmuIit beieifigt iino
mad, bolOiger Qinberifna bonernbc
oeilit1a ihnfft. Cine probe onDcn ilt
|uon q. Neuitnebter & Co., Hoy 1916.
ssrip DoEs Gitp. tojnntrei " be3ie-
lhss, N.
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1ener.

- Durh Elm aIiibenbe 4obien ent-
boltenbes GidenfaB sntftdnb atitern
Mpraen in Der Wohnuna bon ssobn
9ulp. go. 1926 Gutter Girobe, Elm
s5euer. bas einen G6nben BON $25
nnrihtete. Die Teuerpehr ipurbt sur
MblOfhuna bes 1ranbes alnrmirt.
- Dur6 ouffIiesenbe 6unten aus
sinem S40rnftsiu. uuxbs ~ 6ellee&
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Jn(an0gclc9rQpO
Soaermnn aeitorben.

Sngermnn eeitor6en.
1tansiieIo, g, t6. GeS. ao'
oiion Sagerman Der 3immernidnE,
Der om 9ienitag pon oem ,SarTer
Charles Sobmnn, in oeiien Sdls tr
arbeitetr. nieberaeihoiien lprroe, ut
am GicnItaa i'm bieiigeu 5oipital &C.
itorben. Sobmau. Der III sSolge baiis-
lid,er @irren teiBorar pabn'lnn,g
geiuoroen mar, bate iofort nod Der
That SeIbInnor0 beganaeil.
Dr.. Worton Doll fdnoig
besnaofgt.
Waihinatou, .. g., 16. Tt3.
Or. Wiuiam @. WortoH, Der suiars
men nit Sultan 5afptborne ipessn e.
mes WinenoitisnitpinbeIs Elm Schr
i'm 3uhihous 3u atlanta aeiehen bal,
| III bonn grGfnentsn WiIion bollitans
bia beenobiat porbsn. Seine gfo'ls
rehie tuerben ihm BON 10. Oe3smter
on pieber susrtanns peroen.
9om g 6mibt. pro3tb in
Rem Yori.
Rem gort, 10. 9s3. Der 92:sr.
bic SGpei,sr unp elm Jugenofrsunt
BON 6ons Sdmib. iagtsn am 3isrs.
tag auf bem ,3eueeniiuno. Dab Stnio
| felt pielen Sabrsn seiitis nihi redi jill,
rehnunesfabis aspeien iei. Sie lpl'
rsn bic eriisn 3,usen fir bic 9.rtfei.
bisuns in bem grDSsb gesen Sdmict
Der anseilost iit, bic Anna 4uIniillel
ermorbet Su baben. gbe iie ousids.ea
lunb aIs Der 9ertbeibiger ben 9eihrpc
renen seseniibsr bebaupteie. pat
lShmib. irriinnie sepeien lei uub q
nuh iebi nod lei. ipruns Der Inge
tlagie nnf unb ri.f ibm sornig su
,Das iss cine Qiiee." Shniiot prote
liiir.e, bis Di. @erihisbeomien ibn tt
lrubisien uno ibn peranIablen, iih 81
Ifeben.
/ 6einri6 Shmiot, Der Batter bsi
IMngeilasien. iaaie, cab beioe 3iDeis
Der 1aniiis BON Srriinn ansslted
isien, bab iih mebrsre 0sripanbie {.
bGnat, onoere psrfu6t b1tten, iih 81
Iertrdnien, unp elmer iid erihoiisl
babe. Die Sd,fpeiier Ghmiot's iagi:
bab 1ans fdOn ols anabe an rsliglr
fem Wdbniinn selitten bdk, uno ai
gidhborn ihn idon bamals ben .sie:
nen anplan@ eenannt bdtten.
i Der Rep. Moriert BON 1thnp, Sn
Der nit Shmibt in Dentfhlano sl
: Shule beIudt batie, iogie ouh, be
! lisiner Aniift nah Ghmiot INNER q
mas seiitesseftOrt selpefen fei.
Rellner Strsit in Gleos
lamb.
i glepelanb, s.. 16. De3. q
, aeiier Der brei noitIs in glepslanb, |
4 benen bic aellner am Gtrtii iinb,, Del
!. 5ollanbeu, Stotler unb Colonial 81
!. tel, iaeten am Nbeno, bob lie bic f5ol
!. berungen Der $50 Gireiier unier ie
: nen umitdnben beipiligen ipiirben. Q
Qeute p<rlangtn cine lobntrbO5ur
bon $5 monaiIiH unb before arbeiti
perbGltniife.
Die Qtiier erfl1rtn. baB Il. q
! Mittnoh tpiebtr inn GtanDe fein mi
n ben. ale ibre Odiie fpie gtlDObnli1
n beoienen.
nj Die 6oi<LQeiter iogen aud. baB !
5 Reaner eine fdledbte 0kit fiir ibr'
i Gtreit geip1blt bdtten, bo hies !
lungiinitisite 3eit i'm Jdbr fiir bic o
= tells III.
al am Mbsnb tsaf sins aaA1e G1aa
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oranSeiseatbxn,s .4yYstbeten.
Meme otbeten.

y
Sufia Rpan Or J. 9. 5ngs
Ie, S62.
sscbn MiiIier on Brighton German
gant Co., $500.
gnna M. Gre1orp an NeD Bud
che 6. il. .. Co., $500.
gole Gasel an Columbia .. II. 6.
Co., $2500.
Dinium 3. Dtbtr IT,. an bisislbs.
$750.
emma Gertrude Wseban an Gptaz
more G. II. 6. Co., $500.
WilIiam 2aubt on Soiepb g. Graps
bon. abmr., $1,000.
GliBab.tb Gopsnba6 an 2incoln y.
q. glo. /, $4,000.
Iaifp WR. 8ofpman on 2ibsral =.
II. y. Co., $3.50.
DdnieI ;. 5pnan an 5etpitt aDe.
9. II. .. o., $4,000.
TcrbinonS Iansmann an 2iberal
6. II. 9. 60, $500.
State grioseToro an Sunt Siress
3. g. II. 8. 60. $3.50.
Sobu eolpenbah an 5reberid u.
gicn, $1796.s5.
Terfelbe an 1be 5ubtppbl 8reping
Co., $1119. 19.
eoparb 6ofnsr on Miami 3otpns
| Ibip y. u. 6. Co., $3.50.
Soiepbine anue an oiei.lbe. $3.50.
i. W. adman an oieislb., $500.
anIu Ribb.ll an Big 1our 3. II.
G. Co., $2800.
aouiie ]. Barnes an Southern
Ohio g. II. 3. Co., $500.
aissie Berger on Souihern Shio
Sapinss 8ant Co., $1,000.
Sotn 8. Glbn an Wiuiam ..
Milion, $500.
DiIiom ]. sifkr on 9isb!onb
elpe. 6. u. g. Co., $500.
Gilbert 81. ). Giebm an Wetsrn
ape. .. o.. $500.
! Sable Sartman an Court nouIe
| Sapings 9ant. $500.
| Sames 8. Wke!sr an Shueben q.
II. 6. Co.. $4,000.
0stilgte bppotbefsh
! eI.ena 80. Spnss an 9opeiano Wus
| tunl q. II. g. Co.. $400.
| Geors. ShcIl an gilmore g. IL. 3.
| Co., $3.50.
! Wm. 3. Wsber il. an Columbia ..
II. 8. u Co.. $3.50.
Bert O. Woormann an Sncamore
G. IL. 8. Co.. $4,000.
i Gbas. 3. anufboIb an Bert @.
moormann, $40.
/ pster q. RebbolS an glmnocb
qiaee g. II. q. Co., $3.50.
Il Mm. r. gibsr an glmor. 9. II. 6.
Co., $500.
Rate 8ribseforb on June Sireet
9. g. u. 6. Co., $500.
pbillip Guenser on Ibomas s.
WsnlIen, $700.
Soi. 8. gied.r an Star 9. u. glo.
!. 3 Co., $500.
i Daniel 5. 1pnan an Ssipitt ape.
g. u. 9. a., $25O0.
Samss 6. Ropnb an anorsip 5.
: Depsr. $3.50.
Dsrisrbe an Waibinston 9 q. 30.
8, 500.
gon. 9runboif an DAT 6. u. y.
Co., $1,000.
Sobn golpenbah on 6uStpobl
grtipins Co.. $1098.
9<risIbe an 2ineoln 9. u. gio. /.
$500.
4 Derislbe an 3. u. gien. $500.
2ourr Mrigbi an Sdmuel .. Goo'
! per. S402.
Jerrstia 8. Diebm an Qiberul 6
! u. H. Co., $1,000.
Clisobetb 8. Riebuf4 an McoiIou
! .. u. SO. 2. $3.50.
4snes langlep an Rsubing .. II
6. Co.. $3.50.
\ Sable 6artmun on Aigb!cnb aDe
6. II. g. Co., $4,000.
II gur6 Jsnuer an Gpaniion goni
$4,000.
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@crmiRt.

seit Sem 13. Te3ember miro aus
ieiner g2obnitng, gtos 2i2 Gii -
StraBe. ocr 26 Sabre aIte See JieE.
len perlniBt. lie Ioli5ei lpuroe CT,
iud,t aui Den Wann 5n fobnoen.
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Bed.

so Elm Eed), oa babe id mid
nun ihon nie elm Shneefonig ee.
freut, oaB ih beim 8ertauiheu ser
Site einen idneioigen 9efel estpiidt
babe, uno nun iebe ih, baB er mei-
nem gureaufoaegen gebortl"
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Gle s. an tia d. e.

.Wein Batter bat iih cod cine gang
ihone Yoiition i'm 2eben ero6ert."
.Sit er Heierpeleittnont,"
Gas niht."
.Nn, tpie fam man ba merbaupi
bon aoiition fpreGen."
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BON str.itbretern bon ausludris tisr
Elm.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1913-07-02

WASHINGTON, June 2S.-Parcel
post stamps viii be good on all
classes of mali after July |. and
ordinary stamps will be good on
parcel post packages. under an order
of the Postmaster General
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1913-07-02
ARIZONA NEWS
IN CONDENSED
FORM
Happenings in All Parts
Of State Compiled For
Busy Readers.
PHOENIX.
Strike NAV Be Settled.

With the submission of a reply by
the Phoenix Railway Company to
the recommendation of the Arizona
Corporation Commission that a
board of arbitration be appointed,
the company agreeing to submit
the question. of wages and the senior
-ity of runs to such board and a
rejoinder by the striking carmen ask
ing for arbitration on four questions.
the consensus of opinion was that
a long step had been taken in the
matter of arriving at a settlement
between the company and the men.
The fact that the company is willing
to arbitrate at all is taken as a
concession. The real sticking point
now seems 10 be that OF whether or
not the company will arbitrate on
the question of reinstating William
L. Ward to his former position as
conductor
If the striking carmen secured no
other concession from the railway
company than that OF the considera-
ton of their demand for an increase
OF wages, a victory will have been
won.
Church and Theatre Condemned.
Two of the most drastic orders
ever issued by a building Inspector
of this city were promulgated by
Inspector Howard B. Claflin. when
he condemned the Christian church
as unsafe and the Lamara theater as
not complying with the building reg
ulations of this city. In each in
stance he directed the closing of the
structures until such time as they
have been made safe and in COM
pliance with the regulations laid
down by the city building ordinances.
Following the issuance of the or
ders, it was decided to close the
Lamara theater and Immediately
begin the necessary alterations. In
the case of the Christian church
the trustees Immediately acquiesced
in the findings of Inspector Claflin
and beginning next Sunday and con-
tinuing until the edifice has been
made to conform with the regula
tons, the regular meetings will be
held in the ElkS theater. go
The condemnation OF the Christian
church did not come entirely as a
surprise to those familiar with the
condition of that building. 1t had
been expected to begin work shortly
Of altering the entire edifice and
constructing substantial additions.
With this in view the building in
spector was called in to determine
the practicability of the proposed
changes. 80
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COURT CASE IS
FOLLOWED BY FIST FIGHT
(From Sundays Daily.)

After the examination yesterday
Tin Judge McLane's COURT of Thos
Allsap and the three Donario
brothers. accused OF the crime of
cruelty to animals, County Attorney
OSullivan moved The dismissal of
the case for want ofe evidence con-
Meeting the defendants with the in
jury of the mare of George Hansen,
and all four men were discharged
from custody. a-
There was no doubt, however, that
the animal had been brutally mis-
treated, on the range near Senator,
but there were no witnesses to the
deed. hence it was but a supposition
of whom the guilty ones were, &C
cording to the opinion OF the County
Attorney.
After the case was settled. Allsap
and R. NJ. Hanson, father of the
owner of the animal, met on Gurley
street, and the trouble was renewed
out OF court in a lively fist fight
for a few rounds, neither of the
participants being injured All parties
to the unpleasantness reside in the
Senator section.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1913-07-02
SECURES NAMES
TO REFERENDUM
PETITION
Flagstaff Busy in An
Effort to Prevent
County Division.

Judge Z. NJ. Doe. of Flagstaff, IS
in the city attending Superior Court,
and is also circulating referendum
petition against the division of Coco
nino county, a sufficient number of
qualified voters not being obtainabie
in the section affected.
This movement is actuated to
place the creation of new county
before the voters interested at the
next general election, and a stipu-
lated number of signers must be
affixed to the petition to thwart
that design Judge Doe is meeting
with hearty response from his many
friends. The legal number of sign
ers> will be secured today, when the
suspension of the operation of the
county division law will be eff
fected until November. 1914
The fight now on is precipitated
by the Williams section which de-
sires a new county to be sliced off
OF the western portion of Coconino
county. $500
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brother in the real estate business.
and will remain for several days on
a pleasure trip.
From the Hills.
William Bones, the rangeman OF
the Senator country is in the city to
enjoy the celebration and to visit
with relatives and friends. Cattle,
he state, are in fine condition in that
high elevation.
Renewing Old Times.
Conductor and Mrs E. E. HAYS
OF Wickenburg, are in the city to
remain for the rest of <he week and
are at the Head hotel The former
is running along the line of the
A. & c. railway, and was formerly a
resident of this city.
Visiting Old Home.
Miss Lenia Murphy's many friends
will be pleased to learn that she
arrived Sunday morning from Phoe-
nix. where she is a pupil nurse of
the Sisters hospital, and will remain
for the Summer on a trip of recrea-
ton.
Visit Ends.
Mr.. and Mrs l. P. Gordon, after
three months visit for the health
OF the latter, have returned to Par
sons, Kansas, very much pleased with
the climate They contemplate
making another visit during Septem-
Der, staying until snow flies.
From Placer Camp.
Prof. J. H. Franks, who recently
purchased the Wicks placer mines
and small farm on Lynx creek, was
in the city yesterday and States the
yellow metal possibilities of the
tract are alluring and from an agri-
cultural standpoint the soil is fertile
and a good yield is assured.
Construction Begins.
Brannen & Sauer, contractors, have
completed the concrete foundation
for the massive machine shop OF
the S. F., P. & P railway in this
city and brick laying begins today.
L. J. Fleming and S. H. Browner,
masons, arrived from Phoenix yes
>terday to take charge of the work.
A Pioneer Auctioner.
Mr.. G. F. Tinsler, who conducts
the Auction House at 800 w. Gurley
St. is Prescott's we'll known auc-
tioneer, hhaving been engaged in
Prescott here for about sixteen years.
He has had Is years experience as
auctioneer. and knows how to handle
and sell goods. He is well known
and enjoys all the auction business
OF Prescott.