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9eiiirhtuug, 6aB oas @eieB 0urd
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mmg) mgiiItig meroeu fonute, ii
init Dem beiltigeu 3age beieitigt
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ierrnOlmpetitionen beltte abgeInuier
lit. 3pei 9etitionen tuaren geplant
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Ieitet burd 9beo6ore BAL, friiberer
aanoioat iiir @ouperneur, in0 oit
auOere ourd bic gtiiatiidle glusidlie,
bimgsligo. Die 9iaa bait 6as @e.
ieb 5iDar fir pirflugslos ober 0of
fir einen S6ritt in Der ridtigen
Ri6tlng uno 5og oie getition Oes
6al6 3uriid. Die 2iga beabii6tigt
aber fir ein @eieb 81 tpirfen, mel
DIES ale g(iiaten bonn geiiben imi
Gahtcn BON 2nn0 ausihIieBt. Oh
Qiqa fritiiirt gr1iiGent @ilIon unt
5cfret1r Bryan ifarf megeu 6erer
geriute, Elm nirfiame5 2anOgeiet
5u bintertrei6en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-07-21
0rti gIntunnidILe am spnntna.

9rei glutomobtlunf1Ile nlehr ODER
peniger eruiter gaotur ereigneten
iid am Sountag In Omaha uno
llmgegeno. 5iinf BerioneH iuur-
cen berlett.
Der erniteite llufda ereignete iitJ
ann $50 0iorgens an Der @eji
Dodge 9fon6, 315 @leilen oitli6 BON
GIfborn. Gas grobe fir iieben
SeriOnen eingeridtete glutomobiI
bon 5rnu 2bereia gfrnitein, 625
Siio 30. StraBe ipobnboit, ii6er.
idlug ii9 infoIge oes gIosens Ell.
mes 9feifens. 5r1uIein 9. 9egen,
8ohter BON Solomon 8e9en, zines
8iebtomnIiii1rs BON Siio.9mabo,
fam inter Ole Mnidine 5u Iiegen
ino fonnte MIR nit Wliibe aus ibrer
Gage beIreit iperoen. @imoerborer.
peiie bat 6os iunee Yl1ohen mn
eiirige 0iretlhungen erIitten. Die
iibrigen SniaIien oes gIutomobiIs,
Serbert glruitein, Morton 9egen.
GaLpb 9lpple bon 2incoIn, gteb.,
rn6 5rdulein Selma 9eonIto6 BON
Chicago, Sd, tpur6en ouf Die 2an6.
itroBe gei6IeltOert uno fdntett nit
Dem Shrefen un6 einent or0entli.
den glufprua Onbon.
Der 5ipeite llnfdq p1IIirte baIo
6arauf @de Ser 80. unO Dodge
GtraBe. Bon einem 2oitautomo.
bi( Der Stor3'i6en grouerei, auf Dem
iiG cine 8ifnifgeIeaf6aft befono,
fielen u. S. Stolntsft 1941 SIb
SO. StraBe, unb Senrb Subject.
2587 Siio 81. StraBe, inFolge oes
lleberla0ens oes glutos ouf Die
StraBe 6inab. sic pur6en MIR
Iei6t perIebt.
Gde Ser 8iunep StraBe unO ser
Sberman glOenue itieB gegen glbeno
Elm o9tuno6out" nit einem Stra.
ben6abnpogen 5uinmmen. Der gln.
praG mar 10 mGdtig, 6aB bns leid.
tc @ef6brt, 1T tpeIdem Srou @tn.
9idIonep, 1920 ginnep 5traBe, lttO
gSran s5oiepb q. Sbcrrp, 1916
Spencer StraBe, fitbren, oollitdnoig
5erItort tpurOe. Die sSrauen be-
fanOen ii6 in Dem 9luto irto fonn.
ten nur nit glii6e befreit iperOen.
Gin nod groBeres @unber lit es,
6oB au9 in 0ieiem Sale beioe
sSraucn nit lnbeoeltenoen 8erIe.
trngen Onoon fanen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-07-21
Wluraberindl ans sifrrindlt

slus GiferIudlt feuerte gictor 5iiL.
Ter am SanlItag glben0 Gde Der
10. uno Dodge StraBe Orei Shiiiie
nuf Self SoparO ab, neil OieIer NIT
ieiner Satin einen Spu3Ier9nftg
unternabm. gor ettpa elmer @ohe
botte Suffers @ottin i'm berlaiieu,
reil er ibr goripiirfe tpegen In
trene modte. 2lIs Suffer feline
sSralt mo ieinen gfebenbubler all
genannter gde begegnete, rief so.
ror0 ibm 5u: DSaaob Bic, iuor.
ouf Suffer NIT einem SSlud ieinert
97eooIper 5og unO Orei Sdiiiie nuf
bieien obgab. Gin SduB Ourd).
bobrte Die linfe 2unge uno iebte
ii6 in 6en Mtusfeln Oes SdliiIiel.
heins felt.
Soparo tpurbe eiligit mad ser
@oIi5eiItation iiberfii6rt, no OF.
2IopS $. Goldman iidb oes toOtlid]
@eripm0eteu onnabm. SIM ct. So
iepb's Soipitol, ipobit er gebrnft
tpur6e, haIten g(er8te ieincn 3uitauo
fir boffnllngslos.
glm Sonntag Worgeit plr6e Guls
Ter ourd bic 9etaftips sSobnnD
2unn unO sSi1nn1p 9enneIep in ei.
nem fleiner SHuppeu biitter benz
Sauie 1903 8ebIter Strabe oer.
boftet.
Suffer Iagte Dem Chef Der 8etcf.
tics, boB Soiparo felt Iangem init
Teiner Satin berfebrt babe. glm
SamItag glbett0 iri er SnDar6 uno
ieiner 8rau bege9net lmo oieier babe
ettpas IN Der Sanb gebabt, ols er
duf ibn 3utrnt, porauf CT dllf ibn
gefeuert babe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-07-21
eammtrlllI Bal NlnLLntr1lna.

guf Dem bsrflihrn ampien be3
Nerru Fhilip Nauhihub. anmlsiel.
bar norhlidB pom IN Omaha. butte
ocr Omaha lluiifyfsin am Conn.
tag Gin Sommrririt orrauairi. Oos
einen pradiiiaen 0erlauf nahm Tas
8etter mar local id)on, m0 Sroh.
finn in0 edlte Sdngerlitit crregtcE
Die @emiitbrr aller. Selbit Die al.
ten Serreu nuBien iidl iaaen. 0ab
iic ielten einen 10 iiimmm1soolIcit
Tag nerlebt boiten. llntcr ben
@diien befanoen iid Wlaior Sort-
mnnn, Aonimanoaiit oeS Sorts, 1Ra.
por 3nbInon, aommiIiiidr ginocr,
Gtaotoutpolt 9iine uno dn0cre lidOti.
lhe gennite. Die Gumen Oes gias
iitpereins batten fir einen gltcn
SmbiB geiorat, ulo Qurit brdudte
aud giemano 81 lei0en. Die Sdn.
Ger brahten inter Qeitlmg 0es 9i3e.
0irigenten Sellrs SGnaiber meb.
rere 2ieoer IS @ebor (Bapa Steele
meiIte geitern sur Ebliabme elmer
Geiangsprobe IN Soma, un6 alg
bic 5datten oes glben0s l1nger
iUurOen, troten @oIfsipiele neridie-
Oeiler slrt in lire 9ledlte. Grit 5u
ipGter glbenoIhmOe trenute man Iid|.
Serrn Sanoifub ober gebibrt fir
Die gnitIide 4ufnnbme Der Sdnger
mO S1ngerinnen ole 9lnerfennung.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-07-21
Dem S,ersidllaa erleaen.

eSranf Sontpion Elm profelltoiteL.
Ter @lildsipielcr, ianf am Sonntdg
Wforgen @de Der 13. nno Sarncp
Strabe TOD 5n 9ooen, 0lar iiirulnt
an, ooB ibn ein Ser3ihlog traf.
Santpion ipar Der 8oli5ei iuobl Be.
fannt, felt 90 ssSobren in Ontaba uno
that ME etipas onoeres fit icinen
2ebensuiterbalt olS SpiaIen. 9ie
2eife piro gcoffnet tueroen, ilnt bic
Tobesuriode 3peifellos felt3nileden.
GluBer Der ggittipe biuterl6Bt Der
9erItorbeue mebrere ain0er.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-07-21
sSrbe NIT Bomber aeinnScn.

2iilobon, gortugal, 81. Suli--
Gle 9oIijci bat beute ocn 8Ian
einer ipobI organiiirten 8onben.
ihIeuOerei in perihieoencn 1beiIen
Der StaOt bereiteIt, inocm Iic Die
SaaptraOeIsfii6rer berbaitetc. Dan
etitoedte nlebrere glutomobile, in
iDeIdjen iid qorbe nit 9Dnamit.
bombeu befanoen, ipel6e 81 ciner
0eeebenen Belt III perifieoenen
GbeiIensoer Gta6t 5ur Grpl6iion &c.
bradt iuerocn ioIlten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-07-21
enftfd6re iiber San 5rantistobai.

Gan GranciSco, 81. SynIi. -3tpi.
ihen Gan 5ranciSco mo GofIauo
tuirb i'm Septembcr Die erite regeI-
nt1Bige 2uftfdbre Der g8elt einge.
rihtet iperben. Die Safenfomnii.
iion bat syobn 8. 2cfoS Die @eneb.
ntigilng fir ben 9on crtbeilt.
Gr bat ben stomnliiidren ben gloh.
ireis geliefert, OnB 8erionen bic
iid ibm fiir cine Suftfn6rt iiber
bic 8di' oHbertroueh fem ionoerli.
DIES 0iiiiifo Iaufeu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-07-21

90l. Eoridl, ipeIher In Dent Gtob.
Iiiiement Der StorB grenina 60
OILS Soinann beidlditigt mar, bon
Der Site iibcrp1Itiat purbe uno om
5reitag itarb, puroe am eonntas
unter oen 9Iuipi5ien oes Omaha
son6lpebrbereins mO Ses grauerei.
arbeiter llnterItiisuugsbereins 5ur
lebten 9ube beitdttet. Gas @efolge
mar redt 5abIreib.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-07-21

Sin alter 0roidfenfitider. GrcS
Giclos, ipnroc Sonntag 0lorger
pIobIidl irriinnig uno nod Dem ct.
SoIep6's Solpital iiberiiibrt. 9ort
bcriiel er am g(6eHO IN Eobiudt
uno beriu6te cinen 9tufipdrter 8il
crtpiirgrn. Dlan ihaifte i'm Der
Siderbeit ipegen nod Der BoIi5ei.
fla tion.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-07-21
aih[rr bielr N,odle.

Mdfbiugtou, 81. Sui Der @(e.
teoroIog Der Ser. Staten BAT beite
nngeGiittbigt, ooB Omaha mo Der
Gtnot glebrasfa fpdbreno oieier $40.
die bon eiier @IutbipeGe, pie iie
bier ip1breno Der lesten @ode ge.
berriht bat, beridont blei6en mir6.
Snl Gii0peIten nber oiirite Die Sibe
nod iuie Dor anbalten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-07-21
lltnt Gt(6hbt
tir Dtut(6IdnSl
Observation-Disclosures hsi hiifa YihH
at Seer Hab lsatlut htrals
tnimafirn.

pnlin ai arii ms hls wl,
lllafllh gaIIlll8f 0eHflbaubfats
beult mSlbl Hfh iH Nuhmlais
llrtinm Hf 8lil slH Notlaas eais
ntfign mand8i haa seer nlli uali.
llnuala ntHh MgltlafA anaqgnllgl
mftam iau uHa haa R,duutnaNls
ilttiHnl bai terela eInfn nfun 0Hls
mnri irfiig nir dolhnf pou Rfne
5ltarltwaoen lir hm tfnit Ia
ifemorn wapalieft Ia5 Nlali In
To- ioltfn 6mata eapt5ullb aut
umieftldlgi
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-07-21
9reiiG6riac 0ieult,cit.

qaris, 10. Snli. 9lnf @rlno
Scr gcplauten Oreiiabrigen Wiili.
tdrpflift miro Der 9icnittermin nit
Dem 20. Sabre beginner. Die @or'
lagc muroc in Der geitrigen Sising
fer 3eputirtentamner NIT 376 ge.
qen t99 Stimmen ultgenonltnetl.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-07-21
GdefMIidler ,nriIf nr6rndlt.

Ger agent Dnpio ". 9fernolos,
1924 Burt 5troBe, iii ourf) Roli,
5riIcrgeont gIl SomuaIion bon Gre.
mont, 9leb, ipcgen Gbedfdliduna
slriidgebradt iDorOcn 9iepnoIos
icI bon Der S'0eia glntionaI gonf
$500 nuf einen gefdIidten Gbed 81
erlangen oeiu6t babeE
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-07-21
8rOsfeuer.

3noionopolis, q. G5llIi ser
glnIdge Der 2nman.Gorep Saropare
go. an Der Sio s5Qinois StraBc,
lit Der gtdbe oes 3eutralbnbubofes,
brofl 5euer aus, ipcIdeS bort mo
III ben gtahbaranla9en Der &unil.
icnsSnrris tobacco 50. imO Der
altIns gaper SO. etlpa 100000
Gdooen unridtete.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-07-21
M2etenlfr nh nndl l,nnnmf.

2incoln 9teb, 81. SnIi.-Serr
n. g. 0tetcaUe uebIt Satin ifnO
6eren S0bue Geo itn6 See iiuO
gGitern mad Der 8atomofanal3one
abgcreiit. Dor Der glbreiie tpo6nten
fie me6reren ibnen 81 @Bren gegebe.
nen gl6i9ieosfeiern bel.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-07-21
gIns Sent Stnate.

Srenlolt. Der groBe Wctreioe'
Ipei6er Der Omaha Glebdtor Cons
panp gegeniiber Dem lluion @nbn-
bofe imo Elm 2agerbaus Ser Gonio-
lioate6 GueI GompanD tpuroen ourdl
Gyeiier om SalnItag total 8erit6rt.
Der Sd)aoen betr1gt $1,000, tbeil'
ipeiie Olrd geriiherurg geoedt
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-07-21
WprmnIinhnr.

Ger @tdOtratb fat in ieiner ben.
tigen 9iblng brihloiien oeu 9lor.
m0litdtO Der Sabne (Grednt) alif
is WroBeit 81 crbobcu. gisber be.
trua oerieIbe 16 Ero8ent Sin
@taGiS0eies idrcibt oicie @euerling
Dor,
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lIItorIa0rn
Der l)HI0artnl
Nlnf aanH NHaahf aflauata
Mahlaah sftbi faflm mtafa
lhff NWaftlut

eeHhH 81 QH T dH1
ifellfu NaHtb8in W.tlaf mH
f#ttllds ffueNn HtIM8li t
Tit Talaf Hi tah De t8fiadn #
aIffNna aiFm NfahsH alHHmHfH
RflanHl rH mfa lM NBN lstIe
dmlaHhl MmnaHt uHb lhieH
nHtffilitl fR bfA lfttlmaunlfu
iaaign nffldnafn esfti fnreilf
tnna mH 0p'lfn Nnldafln
ncuIaniluepei. 2l 9nli rif
Hnlaaftn hdteu hh Dor bm lurtm
fnriifiisbgah. Ben Dllirlii 1ltopli
arfdnmd nadi0em hr 0llcl Bcrmiift.
Ifdlgla Ibfirr gtbr0nut 0dular un6
a2oIdlesu gfpliinbett hoiim Dttrns
be ueu Wltuidm lH0 ltacn0 NIT
ihrer 0aht pertraBul
mieu, "a. Smt Nicr mv6ru
inioi'iiielc 9eridite pcr6iitnilidlt
ponad Nublan0 n i0rmlihCr Mti.
ie bic 1irfei IN 0ruutiiB aciett bat.
Dab es uidlt nbia Niichcn i0une.
neun tiIrtiihe 9ruppcu a0riouopel
bgictcn. Die aricaSpartci III Aon.
iinniinopcI abcr ior6ert Die Mieoer.
teietnla Der apeiliaen Sta0t".
9utoreii, 2l SuIi. Cine aausr
hslaarlihr Brigade BON ueinteu
aorpa nebit fom1an6irrnorm @cue.
raj uno 3poli 6clOgcidilbcn Bot iid
beilfe, uoh fur3em @eied)t. 5uiiheu
Com Qalanfa mo Sofia einem I'll.
mdniihen Streiiforps, aus aabaIs
lerie im0 glrtiuerie bcitebeuO, iiber,
geben Die grigaoe bate Oen gliid.
sua bon @eneraImaior alltintdeiis
Gorps 81 ocden. GaS rrmduiihe
&eer iette beute 0en gormarid ouf
eofiu fort. 66iacs mar Der erite
fainoIihe 3uionmenitoB 5Diihen
guIgaren uno 9lml1nen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-07-21
llrrinlln[nntii.

Or. s. %. gaooof, 206 forbod
gIod, reiit oirie Bode nod aaIi.
fornta CUR @rbollmg. CT febrt am
4. September 5uriid.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-07-21
gnlaaricn luia ,sricOcn.

@uhoreit. glunGnicu, 81. SuIi.-
es Miro bier oiiijiea befamt ge.
noht. oaB Die 9dgaren Die ibnen
ben ben 9lunl1nen oiftirten 5rie.
bensbeoingmsea oHaetOmnten ba.
ben glnh lit gulgarien bereit, auf
Ole ge0inaftngen Der @rie6en lno
9erben einjugeben. 0as bulgari.
ihe Mliniiterium bat Die @roBntddte
in aenntniB geiebt, Ole 5einoielig.
feiten ioiort einiteaen 3u Doaen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-07-21

Gel BEN mcifirn S'treitigfcitcr
Banoclt es iid nidt Inn oas 0ledt.
icin, ionocrn I'M oas Sfedtbaben.
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gSeftcr6rridlt.

Sir Omaha, Council Bluffs im6
ilmeegenO: Sdon glbenos uno
gienitag; mariner 4benos.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-07-21

gfbonuirt ollf Die 9aslide aribiiue.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-07-21

@erlanst 9a1odcu fiji oleenieine
Sausorbeit. slIeine ssanlilie,
Sc6Ite 2O6ne. S0b silo 80. Ctr.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-07-04
R|TCH|E LEAVES
FOR BIG MEET
Birmingham Athlete Elk
pected to Make Good
Showing in Chicago

Gilbert Ritchie. all around champion OF
the south, left yesterday morning to join
the team to represent the Southern ANA
teur Athletic union at Fulton. Ky. The
team, which will represent the S. A. A. L..
at the national meet in Chicago today,
is composed of the wonderful local athlete,
Harry Fitzpatrick, r. A. Ludlam and
Fritz Cakes of New Orleans and NJ. r.
Upton of Baton Rouge
Harry Fitzpatrick has been named to
captain the southern team. According to
the leader. Gilbert Ritehie will enter the
Sc pound throw. the shot put and the
discus throw. Upton will compete in
both junior and senior days in the 100 and
220-yard dashes. Ludlam will enter the
junior events in the hammer and 56-pound
events, and If he is successful will be
entered in the senior trials. Cakes will
participate in the high hurdles on both
Junior and senior days, while Fitzpatrick
will enter the mile walk junior day and
the three mile walk senior day.
Ritchie captured place in several
events in the last meet at Pittsburg and
IN view of the Improvement shown is
expected to land well in the competition
with the best athletes of the country.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-07-04
LITTLE CHILD DIES
ASRESULT OF ALL
Nail Pierces Brain of Little
Albert McCrary-Falls
Down Steps

Falling headlong from the porch, the
brain of Albert McCrary, the 49,
month old son of Mr. and Mrs. J. W.
McCrary of 621 First avenue. was
pierced by nail as the child struck
the ground. The accident happened at
1880 o'clock yesterday morning and
the child was hastily removed in Johns
ambulance to the ST. Vincent hospital,
where he hovered between life and
death until II o'clock last night when
he died.
According to accounts of the acct
dent Mrs. McClary had placed the child
on the porch for an airing and had
gone inside the house on an errand.
During her absence the little boy
crawled to the edge of the porch and
accidentally rolled down the short
flight of steps. The head was pierced
by nail as it fell. Mrs. McCrary Is
Frustrated.
Funeral services will be from the
residence this afternoon and the re-
mains will be sent to Warrior for in
terment by Lige 10y.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-07-04

ne himself prepared the resolutions he
introduced providing for investigation of
the United States Steel corporation and
that neither Henry b. Martin nor any
one else had anything to do with them
more than furnishing data on which they
were based
He said Mr. Martin, head of the So
called antitrust league made a mis-
take when he testified before the lobby
committee. at Washington today that the
resolution that resulted in the steel in
quiry, was handed to him intact He
said that he knew Mr.. Martin, that Mar
tin had furnished a great deal of data
when he was framing his resolution. but
that he wrote the resolution himself
I introduced three resolutions provid-
ing for investigation of the United States
Steel corporation" said Mr. Stanley. zone
went to the Judiciary committee and the
other two to the rules committee. I pre-
pared every one of these resolutions my
self but of course obtained data from
many sources. Henry B. Martin, furnish
ed me much of this data, but alone pre-
pared the resolutions as introduced. The
measure that finally was passed and
upon which the Steel corporati was in
yestigated was so changed by the COM
mittee on rules that it really was a COM
mittee measure
Mr. Stanley. who represents the second
Kentucky district, will remain in this
state until Monday and said tonight he
expected to be back in Washington next
Tuesday.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-07-04
TARIFF BILL AT
LENGTH READY
FOR LAUNCHING
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dollars or less being made dutiabie at
Is per cent; cars costing $500 or more
than $1,000. 80 per cent and cars costing
more than $500, 5per cent. Denatured
alcohol and raw furs were put on the
free list The provision requiring manu-
facturers of sweet wines to pay the full
revenue tax on brandies used in their
fortification was approved by the caucus
despite a final protest from California
congressmen, but a provision proposed
with would give them two years to pay
fhe.tax was referred to the committee Tor
recommendation to the caucus SATURDAY.
All other changes in rates proposed py
the committees were ratified. Efforts
failed to enlarge the list of articles upon
which the President, under an admins
trative amendment, would be directed to
nroclaim countervailing duties whenever
anv nation should discriminate against
this country. That amendment STANDS as
IL came from the committee.
The caucus approved a change in the
child labor amendment. AS 1t now
stands, the amendment would prohibit
the importation of goods manufactured
principally by children under IA years
Of age or coming from countries which
have no child labor laws. The caucus
inserted the word principally" and
added the latter clause. This is not ex
pected to operate as a strong protec-
tive measure and is aimed chiefly at
Asiatic countries.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-07-04
McGilvrdy Relinquishes a
Batting Mark OWelchOnce
BY REUBEN A. LEWIS

Harry Welcomes willow cracked
with a resounding smack when Walker
offered a fast bender yesterday and
the Cracker gardener registered his
one hundredth hit of the season.
Pressed closely by his fellow fielder,
Tom Long, and Robertson of the Gulls.
who had batted out 9s safe drives,
Welchonoe captured the honor which
fell in seasons past to Large William
McGilvray
The merry little bout, which these
three have waged for the honors at
bat has progressed from the begin
ming of the season. From the start
the three outfielders have taken the
lead with the willow At first Rob-
ertson lead, but Long wrested the fore
most rank from him. Welchonce was
also at the front, but was overtaken
by the Gull.
Welchonee registered the first CEN
tury swat. while Long and Robertson
have garnered 9S each. "Wally" Smith
ranks third with 80, while Stock is
fourth with S5. Sloan and Alperman
have slapped out 81 each and Ward
and Baerwald have but SO. Large Will
liam McGilvray has batted out so safe
ties, while Mcbride leads the Barons
with a total of 49,
Welchonee recorded his hundred hits
before the time set In the past two
Previously the hundredth
swat had been secured during the lat
ter days of July, and the mark of this
season will probably stand as a record.
Peter Knisely has secured 5S hits in
80 games, while Welehonce batted out
100 in 76 games.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-07-04
SELMA WILL HONOR
MEMORY SENATORS
MORGAN AND PETTUS
Elaborate Programme Ar
ranged for Today-Cam-
paign to Erect Memorial
Will Be Launched

Montgomery July s.--(special)-A cele-
bration which promises to be one Of the
most noteworthy which will have been
held in Alabama In many years will take
place tomorrow at Selma, at which place
several hundred people from that section
and other parts of the state will meet
to do honor to the memory of Senators
Morgan and Pettus, both of whom repre-
sented Alabama in the United States Sem
ate for many years.
The Morgan-Pettus Memorial celebra-
tlon will be held for the purpose of
launching campaign to raise money for
permanent memorial to these two great
statesmen. Governor O'Neal will deliver
an address on Senator Morgan and Judge
Edward deGraffenried, of the supreme
court, will eulogize the memory of Sena-
tor Pettus The speeches of these two
officials will doubtless prove the prin-
cipal features of the days programme.
The memorial celebration will be held at
park near Selma, and following the
mornings exercises a barbecue will be
served The afternoon will be devoted to
various athletic games, such as baseball,
foot races and other outdoor sports.
Considerable preparation has been made
for the big celebration by the people
of Selma, and 1t is expected that the oc-
cdHion Will prove one OF unusual interest.
In addition to Governor O'Neal and
Judge deGraffenried. the principal speak
ers of the day, other capitol officials
will go to Selma for the celebration.
Practically all business will be suspend
ed at the capitol tomorrow, and it Is
doubtful If any of the offices at the state
house will be open for any part of the
day. Officials all declare that they will
observe holiday. and those who do not
go to Selma for the Morgan-Pettus Me-
mortal celebration. will doubtless seels
other places OF diversion.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-07-04
TO DECIDE WATER
POWER PROBLEM
Board to Submit Report to Congress.
Alabama Water Development
Is Involved

Washington. July 3.-Whether the fed
eral government shall inaugurate a new
policy in the development of power from
navigable streams is the problem involved
In the disposition of bids received today
by a board of army engineers for the
lease to private interests of the water
power of the Tennessee river at Mus
Gle Shoals. Tennessee and Alabama. The
boards report will be submitted TO Con-.
gress and the bids held in abeyance
until the great question of policy has
been determined.
Several years ago, when Congress was
considering the wisdom of a large ap-
preparation to make the Tennessee navi-
gable between Chattanooga and River
ton, by the construction at Muscle Shoals
of three great dams with proper locking
systems, the idea was suggested of de-
veloping and selling the enormous water
power of the river coincident with the
opening of the stream to navigation. The
army engineers were directed to make
survey of the river, submitting estimates
of the costs of erecting the locks and
secure bids from private concerns for the
use of the waterpower that might be
developed.