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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1913-02-21

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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1913-02-21
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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1913-02-21
BASKET BALL
AT INSTITUTE
INSTITUTE GIRLS WON OVER
CUMBERLAND BY A DECiS-
I'VE SCORE.

The first basket ball game Of the
season between the girls teams Il ok
place at the Columbia Institute Fri
day night when the strong team of
Cumberland University met the
stronger team representing the Insti-
tute.
1t was brillian contest from the
very first and the large audience
gathered that had gathered to wit
ness the game was wrought to high
pitch of enthusiasm many times dur
ing it's progress. Especially was the
goal throwing of the locals of high
degree of skill. The visitors had ex-
pected to win the victory and their
work was of a very superior charac-
ter hut they could not overcome their
more skillful opponents. The line up
was:
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1913-02-21

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The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-06-18
PLUMBERS WORK
HAS INCREASED
Extensive Building in Dis
trict Causes Great Ac-
tivity in This Line

With the growth of Birmingham there
mas developed within her gates a plumb
ing industry that in extent and character
rivals that Of any other city of the south
The extraordinary activity in manufac-
turing and building has created an ever
increasing demand for plumbers and
steam filters, and as a result it happens
that probably no city in the country of
its size is so well supplied with plumbing
shops and artisans of the highest class.
Indeed. there are plumbing shops in Bir-
mingham which find such a call for the
services of their men from the new build
ings constantly being erected that they
have devoted themselves to these 'whole-
SALE contracts which involve thousands
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-06-18

of dollars and mean the Quitting of en-
tire plants or the plumbing of an entire
gigantic hotel. Naturally such contracts
the most modern appliances. SO that the
Birmingham plumbing shops in meeting
The demand have equipped themselves
with tools and stocks that amount to the
last word in the business.
Along with the plumbing there has de-
veloped in the city and vicinity a large
and constantly increasing steam fittins
business, in which the contracts also
mount up into the thousands of dollars
and mean the employment of many
trained men and the use of whole car
loads of pipes and joints.
II believe that the plumbing business
in Birmingham is destined to become a
really gigantic trade said one master
own contracts up to date have ranged
far up toward the million dollar mark.
As a matter of fact you can't help but
see that this city and its suburbs, growing
as they are, must make business for the
plumber now and for years to come.
There arc really three classes OF the bus
mess, any one of which may be said to be
booming at the present time with outlooks
of even rosler hue.
.'There is in the first place the great
contracts which are constantly being
given out by the builders OF new Office
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-06-18
HAS BEEN
USED SINCE 1910

Probably few persons in Birming CHAM
know where asphalt is found or the
conditions regarding its use despite the
fact that they walk on it many times
each day on the principal streets of
the city. In some places 1t bubbles
from the ground like oil from the wells
of Texas and California, while again 1t
is found in rocks and must be put
through a special process to extract it.
Another kind is found in an already
refined state ready for use in the fam
Gus pitch lake of La Brea, on Trinidad
island British West India, taking its
name from the island. Still another
kind is from a certain variety of rock
quarried in Kentucky and elsewhere,
the rock being put through process
that liberates the asphalt.
The so-called pitch lake on Trinidad
island Is a great basin shaped deposit
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-06-18

buildings, new hotels and nsw manufac-
turing plants. These contracts, Of course,
are Of such size that while they are being
carried forth it involves practically tile
entire force of the biggest shops.
The second class of contracts, of
course, is the ordinary run of business
that falls to the plumber in the course OF
residence building and the erection of the
smaller business houses. That trade also
has developed at least a dozen iirst-class
plumbing shops in this town.
1.-The third class is the steam fttingl
which is department by itself, but in-(
wolves in birmingham contracts alreadS
large and constantly growing in number.
Taken all in all it really looks though
the Magic City is going to be the millen
ial city for the plumber
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-06-18
A Suggestion
From JUDGE

From Judge
'How did that young architect come
out Slithers," asked Dubb1eigh
"Oh, we had to fire him--he bungled
everything" said Slithers.
why didn't you put him in charge
of your bungalow department, thenY
suggested Dubbleigh.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-06-18

OF asphalt, is feet deep near the mar
gin and 7S feet in the center. Although
solid in appearance, there is neverthe-
less a continual, but almost impercept-
iole motion throughout the mass. The
surface of the lake is 14S feet above sea
level and from the edge several streams
nave flowed down the slope toward
the shore.
Asphalt became of Importance as a
material for paving about the year
1910.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-06-18
ALABAMA INTERESTED IN
CAMPAIGN FOR GOOD ROADS

bile, Montgomery, Admission, Huntsville
Decatur and other cities throughout the
state have already rallied to the cause
and are preparing to push forward this
work.
The National Good Roads convention,
which was held in birmingham the latter
part of April, did much towards creating
a new spirit in the movement. and organ
ization work was started at that time
which is expected to spread throughout
the entire south. Alabama is especially
interested, and in practically every coun-
ty committees are at work preparing
systematic campaign In this direction.
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each year, is using more and more of
these materials, and exporting larger and
larger quantities to the surrounding coun
try
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-06-18
Can't Borrow Them

From Judge.
crawford-Are those dollar watches
any good?
Crabshaw-They'r all right, except
when you're broke.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-06-18

Good roads are being discussed by pro-
gressive citizens throughout every section
of Alabama, and 1t is probable that there
will be more activity in this direction
within the next few months than has ever
before been manifested in the south.
Several million dollars have been voted
through bonds for the construction of bet
ter roads, and it is probable that the next
legislature will be asked to make state
bond issue of s50,O0000o in the cause of
good roads.
Birmingham has taken the lead in this
matter, and today Jefferson county roads
are the equal OF any in the country. Mo
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-06-18

office building means dollars to the own
er Each dissatisfied tenant means a
subsequent removal. Every extra unit of
radiation means money wasted in fuel
consumption. Many buildings have large
power plants for the elevator service,
etc, and the exhaust steam from them is
utilized for heating the building. thus
saving a great item in fuel. But the
system must be carefully designed to ac-
complish this, so that no extra load will
be placed on the power generating plant.
Conditions Studied
There is a large and important society
of engineers. which devotes its time to
investigating these subjects of heating
and ventilation. Many wide-awake con-
tracing concerns now number among
their forces members of this society to
design the proper layout of their work
efficient construction.
This particular branch of the building
trades is heavily represented here in Bir-
mingham. There are as good contractors
here as anywhere in the country. There
are a large number of men employed by
mechanics. There is a large plant en-
ploying a great number, which makes
only heating appliances. There are sew
eral supply houses which sell all sorts
of material used in this business
And last but not least, Birmingham
Arizona republican., 1913-09-19
ITS NOT 4 MATTER
 FOR THE GOVERNOR
The Row on the Border Over the
 Mexican Flag.

Associated press reports to The Republican and to other papers of the state stated last evening that re- quests from the consul al Prtleville and Douglas to the federal authorities had been issued asking the authorities punishment be meted out u the men who tore down the Mexican flag on the consulate at the former town Monday. and it was affirmed in these reports that the governor of this state would be requested to look into the matter
 If such requests have been made the governor of the state has not been notified, and had he been notf- fled all that he could have done would be to notify the sheriff of Cochise county to investigate. However it is not likely that the Mexican consul will push the matter, as the flag W hich was torn down was flying ille- gally. since there was no American banner floating above or below it. At any rate the question is international and Arizona,s head will have noth- ing further to do with it than to direct an investigation.
Arizona republican., 1913-09-19
COMPANY B HEARS PLANS
 FOR PROPOSED ARMORY
Announcement Is Made That Contract Will Be Awarded Within
 Few Days.

Company E. National Guard of Ari- zona. at the regular weekly drill held last evening in the armory. received the good news from the office of the adjutant general that it is likely be- fore many days that the contract will be awarded for the erection of the n; ndsome new state armory. the pians for which have already been approved. While these plans have never been made public, it is known that the structure will be one of the finest ever erected for that purpose in tee southwest.
 For the present no official an nounncement is made as to the eX- act location of the proposed armory. but it is understood that it will stand upon West Washington street. not far from the heart of the busi- ness district. It will be adequate to accommodate the two companies located in Phoenix. as well as to pro- vide offices for the staff
 The meeting of Company E last evening was one of the most housing and helpful this season. Not since the company went into camp at Fort Nhipple has a greater number of members been brought together. It is believed that with the work, and incidentally the play. outlined for the coming winter Company F will regis ter excellent attendance at each week ly meeting.
Arizona republican., 1913-09-19
ADJUSTMENTS
Tte Hart.

King Robert of Sicily will have it's last showing today. The pie ture is one of those heart interest plays by the E,ssanay company and drew good houses all day yesterday. The vaudeville attractions at the Hart the the 'Pantomimical Poses" with John Brady in thee omedy role. The following Representations are posed hy the Hart players: Goddess of Liberty" Italian Girl" Artist and Ills Model Dancing Girl" amt The Indian Maiden" For tomorrow Hart Bros have booked The Law and the Outlaw for their popular children's matinee. This picture will have or chestraI effects Tom MiN will be seen as Dakota" Wilson. the out aw This is one of Seligs sensational western rOmances. The Law and the Outlaw is booked in connection with the regular show.
Arizona republican., 1913-09-19
HOTTEST DAY IN LOS
 ANGELES HISTORY
Coast Town Registers Mercury at 86
 al 6 O'clock in Morning.

Hottest day since the weather bureau was established thirty six years ago." is the note received yes terday at the Phoenix bureau from the Los Angeles office. People have Loticed the peculiarly high tempera- ture of Los Angeles these last few days, but that litle notation on the edge of the weather map was start Ter
 Los Angeles seldom gets very hot aC this time of the year, but when it does go high there, it's awful high. The mercury stood at S6 at o'clock in the morning, while it registered but "A here in Phoenix.
 This accounts for the reports of returning vacationers that it's cool here For A degrees in Phoenix is about half as hot as S6 degrees in Los Angeles, owing to the difference in humidities
 In connection with weather mat ters, Section Director Briggs re- marked upon the great varieties of temperatures in Arizona, saying: Il nctice that there is as much daily difference in the temperatures of Phoenix and Flagstaff as there is between Jacksonville. Florida. and Portland, Maine. This is some range of climate, and the best of all, it's just a few miles from one point to the other. The variation is due to all titude and nothing mOre.'
Arizona republican., 1913-09-19
"ln Sunny SpaIn.V

Few persons perhaps have the op- portunity to visit Spain, and one who has not will readily get the idea that the entire country is a seat of pleasure, where everyone spends time and money alike, and seemingly with equal freedom, in the pursuit of pleasure. At least this is the impression left with the au- dience after witnessing the playlet of the above title in the hands of the Bowker Musical Comedy Co, at the Empress which. opened last eve ming for the balance of the week
 The: comedy While light is of the kind that seems to strike a respon- sive cord, judging from the applause which greeted the performers efforts The principal comedy lines are in the capable hands of Messrs. Kelly &, Lawson. up for Irish and Hebrew characters, and both gentlemen score heavily. never overlooking an opportunity put over a laugh, with which the bill is replete. An especially pleasing feature of the program is the musical portion, which consists of several very catchy numbers, all of which are assisted to material degree through the ef- forts of the chorus. Miss Rowe is singing very pretty Spanish bal lad. which wins her new laurels MT Marshall is singing with great sue cess, The Trolley Car Swing" dur ing which a very novel feature is introduced in the shape of a trolley car, which same offers numerous for laugh producing. and MT. Kelly takes advantage of them every one, in the capacity of
Arizona republican., 1913-09-19
NINTH CAVALRY
 WILL BE Al FAIR
Order From Department for Detail of
 Best Men.

Captain Schultz of the Ninth cav airy. located at Douglas. Arizona. has been directed to make al detail of his best men to the Arizona state fair the fast week in November. The Ninth cavalry boasts of the finest horsemanship and the best trained horses in the world People who have seen high school horses at the circus and at various horse shows admit they have never seen anything to equal the horsemanship of the men of the Ninth cavalry and the human like intelligence of the horses which they ride. Roman bareback riding, hurdle leaping. Russian COssack blood curdling feats. cowboy picllups, all are cutdone by the wonderful horseman ship of this special detail from the Ninth cavalry.
Arizona republican., 1913-09-19
Coliseum

Three feature acts are on deck at the Coliseum this week. The Mil mars are offering a clever line of physical culture which is seldom seen duplicated Many of their feats are quite astonishing. and all met with much approval Ada and Billy White are seen to good advantage in a singing and dancing sllit, the latter consisting of eccentric steps all put over in a neat way which is very pleasing. Miller and Moore close the bill with an act which must be seen to be appreciated. The lady member of the team offer sur prising specialties in the rag line in terspersed with much good up-to- date comedy which keeps the audi ence in smiles from start to finish. The act is easily an attraction and would be a feature on any bill. On the movie program is a reel, prac- tically all of which is devoted to old New York town. which shows clear ly many attractive scenes, all of equal importance. The film is very interesting to any one familiar with the city. and contains much scenery such as might be found in city of relative size
Arizona republican., 1913-09-19

Hire little salesman at The Re- publican office. A Want Ad will see more customers than you can.
Arizona republican., 1913-09-19
At the Lion Theater.

At the Mad Mule Canyon" is the feature picture today It is in two reels and is said to be one of the best ever produced by the l01 Bison company "A Story of the Mexican Border" should be very interesting. and as this picture was made by the frontier producers it is needless to say that the photography is splendid. The Girl and the C'haperone," a Nes- ter comedy, completes the program. V hich. as d whole. is up to the Lion standard of- excellence
Arizona republican., 1913-09-19
TRADE BOARD MEETS

pot-pourri of things to be discussed, the directors of the board of trade selected few and made important decisions. One of the most interesting developments was that of plan for raising the boards share in Phoenix's expenses at the state fair. The pres idents of the commercial organizations will hold a preliminary meeting in or der to determine ways and means and then committees will be despatched on their several rounds
Arizona republican., 1913-09-19
UNEM FLOWED

Been out of work for six months! Dear me! How were you employed before that?"
 "I posted a letter for a gent"- Harper's Magazine.
Arizona republican., 1913-09-19

Hire a little salesman at The Re publican office A Want Ad will see more customers than you can.
 the conductor The moving picture offering is very good. embracing a comedy release, and a drama by the Edison people. which might be well termed an educational film. inas- much as it shows a goodly portion of the principal cities of the country, during the story of the picture.
Arizona republican., 1913-09-19
LAW AND MOTION DAY-The Ia

and motion calendar in the United States district court will be called on october G. according to decision by the court yesterday
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