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SAN FRANCISCO STOCK ExCHANG
Los Angeles OIL Stocks
New York Produce

NEW YORK. July 2S.-Butter steady: re-
ceipts, 6,3l4 tubs: creamery extras. 261a G27c;
good to prime, 24@25c; process extras. 24h@
o5e: imitation creamery frsts 24c; factory June
make frsts. 23hc; factory current make frsts
23c; packing stock current make No. l. 21bc
Cheese-Irregular: receipts 757 boxes: state
whole milk. fresh colored specials. i4h @14asc;
10 wnl'e speciaIs i4&c: skins 3gllc
gathered extras. a4M26c: extra frsts o1623c;
frsts. 19@20c: Pennsylvania and nearby hem
merry whites. az to size and quality 26633c: do
gathered whites. 23@31c; western gathered
whites. GOA .Ge
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forecast for Nebraska, Kansas and
Missouri Elsewhere in the belt show
ers are predicted.
Oats--Market firm and higher early
with corn. but reacted on realizing
sales. Commission houses were on
both sides. Prices at the high were UP
IS on July and 4 on September and
December. Unfavorable thrashing re
turns continue to come in. Our reports
are getting worse instead OF better
and beginning TO look like q crop of
O,O00.0 900 or half a billion less than
last year
Provisions-Activity was fair on the
buying side of all hog products dur
ing the morning and brokers were in
clncd to explain the support as COM
ing from the bullish feeling in corn.
This seemed to more than offset the
moderately lower prices at the yards.
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Hutton's Chicago Advices

Wheat-Weak cables following oul
upturn Saturday. bearish tone 20 for
eign news. larger worlds shipments
than expected. heavy primary receipts
and large increase in the visible. to
gether with slow milling and export
demand were the factors causing lower
market today. December made new
low record on the crop, Strength in
coarse grains and profit taking by
shorts caused a moderate rally. Com
mission houses were on both sides, but
they did nothing heavy either way
Several local leaders were on the sell
ing side General reports on both
winter and spring wheat were favor
able Bartlett Frazier reports tndi-
cate 100000 winter and ESQ. o.00O.OOo
spring Minneapolis reported cash
wheat firm and also said -four sales
were fair Minneapolis had Its first car
of new wheat today.
Corn-Rain in Nebraska and Kansas
caused little lower market at the
start, but support developed on the
general array of bullish reports ON tite
crop. which together with short cover
ing caused good upturn. moderate re-
action occurred on realizing sales.
Nearly all reports on the crop TO-DAY
were bad. There is no rain in the
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New York Grain Market

NEW YORK, July 2S.-FIour-Easy. Spring
patents. $4,000. so: winter straights new
81. 4.1564.30: winter patents. S430d4.75: spring
clears. S4M420. extra No l winter. S.. $50 s. -:
extra No. winter. S. d3.5o; Kansas straights
S4.15M425.
Wheat-Spot. steady-No. . red. 94c: No /
northern Duluth, 9S12c futures lower in re-
sponse to easier marketS abroad and favorable
crop prospects. northwest closing 1t65sc net
higher. July, 94asc; September, 941sc; Decem-
Der, 97Ac.
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SACRAMENTO
VALLEY

particularly in the vicinity of
the City of Sacramento, has
enioyed a constant and re-
markable growth during the 4
past five years, and it is gen
orally conceded that t h s
growth will continue at an
equal or accelerated rate for
many years to come.
This means that all physical
values must increase proper
tionatcly to the growth of pop
ulation, for only the presence
of people can create wealth,
insuring the future enhance
ment of values that has been
manifested in the past.
The equity behind securities
issued against properties whose
value is constantly increasing
must gain in like ratio. No
investment, if good when is
sued. can become impaired if
it rests on a growing property.
We deal extensively in Sac
ramento Valley securities be-
cause we believe this commun-
ity has the greatest immediate
future OF any similar territory
in the United States. If YOU
contemplate an investment,
why not make it where it will
grow better?
We shall be glad to have
you advise with us, either per-
sonally or by mail, concerning
the investment possibilities of
this rapidly developing empire.
LOUIS 81 LOSs { co.
ALASKA COMMERCIAL BLDG,
! California and Sansome Sts.,
San Francisco.
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New York Money Marked

NEW YORK. July 2s.~-Money on call steady.
"a g2R per cent; ruling rate, 2ia per cent;
closing bid, "a per cent: offered at IL, per cent
Time loans easier: 10 days. 31aG4 per cent:
30 days. 4ia@4si per cent; six months, 81 as
per cent.
Prime mercantile paper. 6 pcr cent
Sterling exchange steady AZ Sco5 for en- dar
bills and ut -. $685. for demand
Commercial hills. S4.S3
Bar silver. 59ssc
Mexican dollars. &c
Government bonds, weak, railroad bonds arm
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Neu York con.. Mark.t

NEW YORK. July 2S.--The coffee market was
quiet today. Prices were lower owing to weak
ness In Europe. The opening was at "a decline
OF 10 to 16 points and values continued to
sag in the absence of demand. Prices at the
close were II to II points net lower.
spot-Steadv: Rio No Z, 9lsc; Santos As,
l.sc. Mild-Duli; Cordova. 13M16c.
COFFEE FUTURES
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l. > ref Is reg. 81
Do coupon -. %
Do IS reg. .102
Do coupon .102
Do 4s reg .110
Do coupon .110
Panama IS coupon. 80
Al-Chal 1st .5s ctfs &C
Amer Agrlcul 5s. 81
Amer tat CIV As. 100
Amer Tobacco 6s. 11i
Armour 41as -. 50
Atchison gen As. 95
Do cv As. 1860. 9s
Do cv 5s. ....... 90
Allan C J. 1st As. SO
Bait & Ohio As. 50
Do 3hs ....... 50
Brooklyn Tr cv As Ss
Central Of aG 5s. 102
Cent Leather rs. 93
Ches & Ohio 5s. 81
Do con 4hs. "a
Chi & Alton 312s. "a
Z. p & q joint As "a
Do gen As. $500. %
G. Ma Stp cv 4ias.102
CsRI& Pn, col As rs
Do ref Is. ..... 80
Go So r&ext 4i7s. a1
Del & Hud cv IS. pc
Den & II G ref -. 40
Distillers 5s 2 IS
Eric prior lien Is. Sc
Do gen 4s. 20
Do cy Is. ser r. II
III Cen 1st ref &. sa
INT Met AVS. n
Int Mer Mar AIS. SO
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Condition of Treasurv

WASHINGTON. July 2s.-Tbe condition of tn.
urited States treasury at the beginning of bust
ness today was:
Net balance in general fund. S12p O.,S. .975.
Total receipts Saturday, So. .926 9gs
Total payments Saturday, 81 500 S73
The deficit this fiscal year is Sl4 4s1 3O7
against deficit OF $6 60133 33S last year exciusiv.
OF Panama canal and public debt transactions.
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Boston Stocks

(From z. f. Hutton & Co.'s private wire)
BOSTON. July 2s.-The market opened firm
but it showed hesitancy. After the first
hour the volume increased and prices strength
ened. Boston and Maine and Elevated were
the features on good investment buying, inter
spersed with short covering. Alaska was strong
on renewal Of last weeks good buying. Corner
mines were TO attempt to repoen this morning
under protection of the militia Copper metal
is strong at 15c abroad and at home. bat copper
shares do not respond. Afternoon market be-
came dull, but prices held well. The market
closed at the ton and fairly. active.
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Hutton's New York Letter

Prices at the opening responded to
the strength in the London market
with substantial gains throughout the
list. Continued rise in copper metal
in Amalgamated Copper, which showed
a gain at the opening of f1z points.
Utah and Chino shared the strength of
Amalgamated. There was much bet
ter feeling regarding the money stu
alton due to the favorable bank state
were strong. In Great Northern there
was an initial advance OF 1 point,
while Great Northern Ore opened up
X point. Strength in Erie attracted at
tention and was predicted that earn
ings for fiscal year recently entered
upon would exceed by about $4,000, 900
those for the year ending June 80
AS the morning session advanced
the market became stronger. London
was buyer of stocks. especially of
Chesapeake and Ohio. said to be short
covering. Steel, Reading and Union
continued as market leaders and all
made new high levels for the present
movement. Buying of Steel appeared
to be for banking house which has
always been closely identified with the
corporation. Mexican Petroleum was
particularly strong, advancing to 81 Il
on the belief that efforts of the Wash
ington administration to bring about
would be successful. The market 1apsed
into dullness during the afternoon. but
stocks held good portion of the gains.
Harvester had sharp advance
amounting to points, which seemed
to indicate belief that 1913 would be
At the close, while the market
showed substantial advance for the
day, prices were off a fraction from the
high. The undertone was strong.
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Lo. Angelo. Produce Market

Los ANGELES. July os.-Eggs-Steadv and
unchanged. Receipts 461 cases. Local ranch
candled. S2c; case count 29c northern case
Butter-Firm and unchanged Receipts Sc $50
pounds Prices to the trade Sc above quota tions
California extras. soc; frsts. &c.
Cheese--Unchanged. Receipts 1920 pounds
Northern fresh. 15Ae: eastern singles, 1sc: do
twins. lie; do cheddars. 1ItaM1sc.
.Potatoes--New sweets Sc per lb: new noto-
toes. 55660c per box; diamond Burbanks. 81 so
per ctl
Chicago Produce Market
CHICAGO. July rs. - Butter - Unchanged
Creamerics. 25d26t7c
EgSs-Uncaanged. Receipts a.st1 cases At
marx. eases included. 150 t1c: ordinary 6rsts
35t. a lsiqe; irsts. liz M1sc: storage lie
Chsese--Daisies. 13i4Gl4i3c; twins Isr. "a
lac Young Americas, 14s4 q l5c: ionShorns lsi.
@4Ac.
ELGIN. July -Butter-Firm, CSC.
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BONDS

Z. s. Bonds Bid. Ask
As quar- coup new 110L
3s quarterly coupon. 1881:
Miscellaneous Bonds
Alameda Aries w IS. 96'
Associated Oil Co IS. 81 90
Bay Counties Pow IS. 10O1a
Cal Cent Gas & Ell 5s.100
Cal FL Gen 5s, ser A. - SIS
Cal G&Er & m & ct5s. 100
Do unifying 5s.... 93 93 /.
California ST Cable 5s. 995s 1927!
California Wine as. 81 81
City Electric Co 5s.. S01a ST..
Coast Counties LAP IS - a..
Contra Costa Wat IS. 90
Do gen mtge. 5s. -. 911a
Edison Ell Of L A 5s. 96h 9914
Edison Light & P 6s.1O41a
Ell dupont Pwdr AIS S3Hs =
First Federal Trst IS. 1001s
Ferries & Cliff II Res. 1901
Great Western Pow IS 50
Haw Coml & Sug 5s. 100A
Lake Tahoe r & Z 5s. - 81
Long Beach G Gas 6s.o - 102
Los Ang Gas & FL 5s. - 99S
Do Corp IS. ...... 90 81
Los Angeles Ry 5s. .103 104
Los Ang Light gtd 5s. 101 y
L A-Pac r r lem 5s.1O0Z101 q
l. A-Pac RR of Cal IS e5
Marin Wat & Pow 5s. 1914
Market st Ry lem IS. OF
Mid Counties G&El Is 1O1
Mill Val & MtTmR5s. 9715
Natomas Con of Cal 6s 79ss so
Nor Ry Co of Cal IS. 1861 107 q
Nor Cal Ry 5s... f01
Nor Cal Power Co IS. 100
Do Con 5s..,.. 80
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CIearings In Northwestern Cite.

TACOMA. July 2s.-Clearings. $449. 767; bal
ances. 500 273.
SEATTLE July 2S.-CIearinys 50 1Sg es-.
balances. $121 .019.
SPOKANE. July 2s.-clcarings 1904 AL; bal
ances. S64, $50.
PORTLAND, July 2s.-Clearings, 81, 5ss. .71o:
balances, $161, ,21o.
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PROPOSED MERGER Is OFF

As intimated in The Call on Sunday,
despite denia1s by officers of the COM
panies concerned, there have been over
lures looking toward a combination of
the Pacific Gas and Electric company
and the Great Western Power COM
pany, but at present negotiations are
at a standstill. A gentleman closely
in touch with the affairs of the two
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DOMESTIC AND FOREIGN GRAIN
Future Grain and Provisions
Chicago Cnsh Grnin and rro,i.,on.

CHICAGO. July 2S.-Cash corn No. =. 6%13 "a
63s4c No. white, 64iac; No yellow. 63ta a
6394c: No. :. 62#, d63i4c: No. :! white. $40:
No yellow. G.l m633tc: No: 4. 62M63c: No
white, 6214 d6S1ac No yellow, 6215 G63c.
Rye-No. new, G3l2 M64c.
Barley4S 6i6:c
Timothy-s.,. 15M 475.
ClOver-Nomiual
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UNLISTED SECURITIES


kland
&
6s
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a
Railroads
Bond transactions
unlisted
in ask
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Northwest Wheat

OREGON
PORTLAND July 2S.-Wheat-JInchanged Car
recefpts-Wheat 8, barley 6, -four 49, oats g.
hay 8.
WASHINGTON
TACOMA. July Observation-Disclosures old a2c;
new. Sic; club old. ssc new, soc. Car receipts
Wheat g. barley 2. hay 81.
SEATTLE. July 2S-Wheat-New crop. blue
stem. Sic; forty fold. roe; club 7sc; Afe, 77c
red Russian, TIC. Old crop, nominal.
Minneapolis. Grain and Flax
MINNEAPOLIS, July 2S.-Wheat-July S4ssc.
September S6Mc: December. S91. MS9Hc: Cash
No. hard. s91sc: No hard, sSts 6Ss&c; No
northern, S5ls IA S6Mc: No. . hard Montana
S4Esc: No. wheat s4a. ds5hc.
Flour. bran and barley unchanged.
Corn--No. 2 yellow, 81 u m62c.
Oats-No. 3 white 3s@3Shc.
Rye-No. .. 55G57c
Flax-$1 393s G1.4oas.
Duluth Linseed
DULUTH. July 2s-Liusecd ST 4os. July.
November, $1.41A bid December 81 aeIs bid
New York Metal Market
NEW YORK. July 2S-Copper strong: stand
ard. spot 10 August. i5.i.c asked; September and
October l4ooM lie; clcctroytic. TO- 12c; lake,
10 2jc: casting. is.sTc.
Tin-Fism: spot and July. 4os5a 40 SOC;
August and September. so,seG 4o.6Sc
Lead-Quiet. t.3oc hid.
Spcter-Steadv. s.tS6tS.5sc
Antimony-irl: Cooksop's s. 40sdS 5Sc
Irop-Stcady; No ! northern, Slo7561S: No
"a Mla.50: No. southern soft SIS 23G15 so
London markets closed vs. follows.
is Cd Au'ufes' fo'
Tin1firm sa, spot, ISL los: futures f1s4 ic. /
Spelter-t2o IsS
Ircn-tisvelsnd warrants. sss Sd
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New York. Bonds

y Japan 41as 900. So
u Kan City So ref Is 961b
L Shore deb As. 1881 9Oh
L & n unified As. 92A
NJ. X & Tex 1st As 905s
Do gen 41as. :. s0T
y Mo Pacific 4s..... 6S
Do cv 5s. :. 79H
hN r of Mex AVS. 60
n Y G gen 31as. Sis
Do deb As. -. 50
q NY.NH& II CIV 31as 73
Nor & w 1st con As 92Z
"a Do cv 4s. .1O4A
"a Nor Pacific As. -. 94
Do IS 1900. 64%
x O S Line rfdg As. 81
a Pa cv 3hs. 1915. 96h
Pa con As. ....... 99%
X Reading gen 4s... 94a4
Is st L & s r fg As. 20
Do gen IS. ..... 52h
a st l. s " con As. 77h
Seaboard AL adj IS T21a
u So Pacific col As. Sss4
"a Do cv As. 81
Do 1st ref As. S9s4
y So Railway IS. 1921
ls DO gen As. ..... 1914
y Union Pacific 4s.. 95M
Do cy 4s-.... 9fls
rs DO 1st & ref As. 91la
) e S Rubber 6s. IOOM
z S Steel I'd as. a9tk
y Va Car Chem IS. a1la
4 Wabash 1sf&ext As 50as
Western Md 4s... 71M
= Westing FL cv Is. Ss%
Wis Central 4s.... S5I2
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WALL ST. HOLDS
WEEKEND GAINS
Stocks Maintain Improved
Tone, but Professionals
Rule Trading

NEW YORK, July 2S.-The improve
ment in stocks which siginalized last
weeks operations continued today, but
in. diminished volume. Such leaders
as Amalgamated Copper. United States
Steel Union Pacific and Reading all
rose to higher Level. Trading was
of the same professional nature. Houses
with Boston connections were prom
inent on the buying side of coppers.
The early activity, which gave way
to extreme dullness later. was largely
at the expense of the short interest.
which was driven to retirement of
commitments, particularly in coppers,
Steel and Union Pacific.
Amalgamated was strongest of ac-
tive issues, its 2 point rise coinciding
with another advance in the metal to
a fraction. over Is cents. Steefs
strength was ascfibed to expectations
of favorable statement tomorrow.
in the railway: division, which was
generally stimulated by the action of the
eastern railway managers in with
trainmen, the Southwestern group de-
veloped sudden activity with gains of
one to three points. while the Hill
madam Pacific. 800" Reading and the
Eries also were well to the fore.
Advances elsewhere included Ameri-
can Beet Sugar. Harvester and the
Petroleum shares. the later assisted
by reports of an increase in the price
of that commodity. The final hour
saw numerous recessions.
London exercised some influence,
buying about 900 shares, mainly
Amalgamated and Eries. The Bank of
England acquired most of the South
African gold delivered to that market
Paris was strong and Berlin firm.
The local bond market was steady.
but government influences continued
weak with new low records for the
Total sales, par value, aggregated
$1,616,0 900.
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET QUOTATIONS. !.

m 1so t osa a ste ae s Ss
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Mipne,poli. Grain and E,.r
DuJutb J.tu.eed

DULUTH. July 2s.-Linsecd 81 4os. July
St.S9; September. $1.401s; October sI4lix hid
November, $1-41A bid; December 81 a9Is bid.
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New York Curb Stocks

(From F.. F. Hutton
NEW YORK. July
weak today. with tradi
strong feature of the
TO 10 and easing of sli
oils and United Cigar
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LOSING QUOTATIONS.
CALIFORNIA
D:5 4.1- p;d

Bid ASK Bic. ASK.
| Argonaut 2. 90 -Cent Eureka 10 -
| Bunker HILL L 80 - SO Eureka NJ 260 -
NEVADA
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New York Mining Stocks

Com Tunnel Stock
Com Tunnel bonds
Con Va Min Co.
Iron Silver ......
Leadvilie Con -.
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OREGON
| PORTLAND. July 2S.-Wheat-Unchanged Car
| recepts-Wheat 8, barley 6, -four is, oats O.
| hay o.
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LISTED SECURITIES
SALES JULY IS. 1918

Morning Session
Board
Il Bank of California. y A.. 1877 90
SO Spring Valley Water Co........ 80 90
$1,000 United of F 4s... IS. 70
Street
$1,000 Spring Val Water gen mtge As. 50. 10
Afternoon Session
Board
20 Associated Oil Co 50 5Oo
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-10-04
ENGINEER CRUSHED
TODEATHAT REFORM
Bob Fairchild Killed While
Making Coupling in
A., T. & N. Yards

Carrollton, October 3.-tspecial)- IA hor-
rible accident occurred at Reform this
morning when Bob Fairchild, an employe
of the Alabama. Tennessee and Northern
railway, was killed while making a coup
ling between the tender of the sengine
and passenger car, which is carried on
the local freight, dying in eight minutes
Fairchild was engineer for the COM
pany and was assisting in making UP the
train, preparatory to getting out on their
run south He came to the Alabama.
tennessee aand Northern from Mississipp
about five years ago and has oeen with
the company ever since and was con-
sidered one of the best men in their
employ.
lie was unmarried and leaves large
FAMILY connection in Mississippi, where
ms remains will be shipped for burial
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-10-04
....................... ........................
NOTICE To CoNTRACToRs

Sealed proposals will be received by
the undersigned until 3 o'clock p. m.
Tuesday. October I, 1913. for the con-
struction of certain asphaltic concrete
pavement under Improvement ordi--
nance No. 776-C; also for certain grad
ing. combining curb and gutter and
sidewalk paving under Improvement
ordinance No. 775-c. Specifications
piay be obtained and plans examined
At this office. The right is reserved
to reject any or all proposals. (Signed)
WALTER G. KIRKPATRICk.
City Engineer.
Age Herald, Oct ?, and 4. 1913.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-10-04
CHILD BORN IN
SPEEDING AUTO

: Upton, Ind, October 3.-Pauline Ma
'uida' with blue eyes and Weighing eight
pounds, was born in the automobile of
Dr. M. V. Neweombers The mother. Mrs.
Paul Marshall 10 years old, was on her
way from Noblesville. Ind to Montmo-
rencie and was taken i'll on the train and
got OFF here. Women in the station saw
the young womans condition and called
IN the doctor who was hurrying her to a
hospital when, the baby was born.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-10-04
ADDITIONAL ROOM
FOR FAIR EXHIBITS

jackson. Miss, October 3.-(Special.)
Having become convinced that the agri-
cultural building, already largely added
to this year, will not accommodate the
great number of exhibitors who are APP
plying for space. the management of the
state fair has arranged to procure a
monster tent. 70xl00 feet, that all COM
ers may be given the space they want.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-10-04
WORTHENONS STAND
IN HIS OWN BEHALF
Decision Will Be Rendered
in Disbarment Case at
Tuscaloosa Today

Tuscaloosa. October 3.--(Special.)-Wh
court adjourned this afternoon Judge A.
II. Alston announced that the decision
in the disbarment proceedings against G.
B. Worthen would be rendered Saturday
morning at 8 o'clock. Fleetwood Rice and
C. B. Werner represented the state and
Manly Foster the defendant
The state rested its case in the trial of
the disbarment proceedings against G.
3. Worthen here today and the defendant
took the stand in his own behalf and
also introduced two witnesses. Wien
court adjourned just before noon to meet
again at 1880 il was announced that all
the evidence was in and arguments were
set TO begin in the afternoon session.
The case will be concluded this after
noon and Judge \. il. Aston. who has
been hearing the case, will return TO his
home in Clayton at an early hour Sa,ur-
day. 1t is not known just what time his
decision win be rendered. -.
The Warrior Guards, one of the oldest
military companies in Alabama, which
was recently mustered out of service for
inefficiency, is being reorgani1ed here,
with Richard NJ. Snow as captain l.etchet
MCGEE as first lieutenant and Spencer
Pearson as second lieutenant. All of the
officers of the new company are we'll
known and are memhers Of the most
prominent families in Tusea looss county.
1t is announced that the neces essary num-
Der OF members have been 5 scured and
the first meeting is to be held next week
Col. c. X. Bricken and other regimental
officers will be present at the me eting
when the company Will be launched :
The Warrior Guards has been prominent
in the military affairs of the state since
the Civil war, but during the past few
years the interest in the organization.
Jagged and it was finally inustered ont
of service.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-10-04
MISCELLANEOUS

WANTED public to know that
Mr.. w. j. Wines Will pay no bills
charged to his account by Mrs. NJ. L.
Vines; to take effect from date.
10-4-3t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-10-04
ONE CENT A WORD
FOR RENT

RATES--One cent n word n day, NO ad
taken for less than 25c for first inser-
tIon. Cash must accompany order.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-10-04
ONE CENT A WORD
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

RATES-Onc cent "a word n day; no nd
taken for less than 2Jci fer first fnser-
ton. Cnsh must accompany order.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-10-04
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

ROYAL SLIDE CoMB~New Invention
that actually straightens kinky hair Is
no fake. p. o. Box 521. Atlanta, Ga.
10-4-3t