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The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-17

Ills must urEent in1pOrtarcs, The r~s. aiutIoI1a should bo ud1rrssed within 0nd should he sent In Carn nf rIihrr Senator Junce 9T senntrr Poindcxtgr at Woaf ingtntI. J. c
 The f7ur mnn xEG h,Ife tGh"n ,hr jnlriatIUS ja .he tNntIrr nrt i,ebShiT wlckerH1Glm, John F. EalLain", FHl- ron JosIsn ana IIAifEe. wEp rseAs,LIF txla inr+rpleTed the president -eir"s m .IIr subject.
 II iS hrsrr1 .has within Il inw days SRn F1Hnriscp P1rtHlnd. 6cnitlr. Tu.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-17
POLICE COMMITTEE
 EtAkEa REPRESENTATIONS 8

The pollen rnmnlltLee of 't* 'iit!' counCi! hAl6 ln investigation this morning inIo matters rcaalInE lu Ihs reAErlcteH district aTisInC flora th+ al- Iagea aHsault SnmMItHed ny MaEonsr' cn Stein.
 The rcEcIl tI IIe E1rering %as mt made ltnnwn and wslI ngt hA mad" known until thls E+ ching when the re nnrI af the cotnnil:t<e xil br present. hG Ia tIns cDnnr3L
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-17
ELECTION ON
 FOOLS DAYS
NOME CITY c0iJN NcI. CONTEST
 WILL COME ON ArEIL l.

The $nhat SlLY c:lScLinM NH Eor7r Lhla yAar m .t,itIl l and n4r m AprA IS US had lIreu liciiegnIl- The old 9rdi. nanrr rt:a'i lAs Ehs ciss GlecLiar must l,n fir'A l,n iIIn 9'rCsd4% foieWanE tta I1Et aTnnday in 1Irii nnch year
 mt 1t has just been dieeGverad thal the lntet ordinance 1FtI nut sll mrai- iluh ue ihe first Monday and rsads ln nlt iIr e.cr1ic.n raiISt lie hsId m the tirss Tnr.tnE--
 'rhr FcEiRtTat.nn lloIIks VIII bn orfr- ed or the day after lorhpFraw and Win clas. en ills hst Saturday h March.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-17

Ahe lH rohsi1nlly drawing supDiirs pt men and rnnniEiihs o[ war. Her fleet In tlsc DsrdAntllAS i% nnnstnr q. thH situation c,n %Oter and even the ta!s |. ing 1f constA1r,ih0Ble by The allies wo,IiG nol end matters az fhe Hcct could Ni:I rOnnlund thF rardan@1Is ssorGs
 Tho aTtlIlsry fire which haz been
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-17
ASK NOME AND OTHER CITIES
 TO APPEAL FOR RAILROADS

roH,i And rhr ,ihcr ct%A B .h' eoIst Ha well us the A;Lsltn cillrs viii get dt'Mn I.1 "<irk and r1lI GrNaF n1e%tiEEG Thr rcsaoIlI:iuI;1 "iI. Esrcn-lacIi th: haNIl+ nf i'm IT,1iu uu. democratic: pr-s- I9gn .rn6 M-ilI ynrhIr hlm in L1ssGkF 4hV rri'ntT m, 'TujiI;n r'I!E'ui !aLiT1S cns IirI:' uri.r lIiILs'lf Ihr responsibility.
 6n rGrT1' %lHskI H rlrY- EDnr ef c7nL +r. ir;GLndAd tt.s 1nlpoTL1Hc" u< -nh I-.=UIilIle,ht iA llrGci1 hhd hE ara -,Tlu.'sIIrI Ga Iii l., H.Td inInIIaI1n telY-
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-17

cause ,nn1ldGTatioI which woIld hNr. the ThTss t%trIllu roRseuueGc =
 This rursslEt ~us prob&hIy Fec~[r-I hefcre t3e uahiuet ~Itp summoned .n tni1L llu' prEstdgnt huG It was nUt IIu .IsA-'. Tn HII hRel1hoHu II Is repl.Ju. sitLe E3G ih+ I.cIzlu1 of lhe unl:c l S,atrs adulinietIL ton mi ." &hf ., I:Don the inr:aIon-
 i'rrsiacn: Nadcro sIE1 atllt < ger. snnAI appeal tU Secretary of EIar- kL1A nssunst intervention aud iE .I:n' msAsasH a,t1 Hse.s s1Te ot ths stro1 x . esq nrRurncnLR
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-17
asseiAI .NupSst 2sr~icA.

LONDON. Fep- la.-The Turks "re stu evidently holding sheir owH hrarrly and tae .,iltes apparently ha.sr failed t. mako any inrrcssson aimee the gnd;nE nt -hc nrn1Eaticr.
 Thnt Turkey rau l.oid out for Iona tlmN ia d Geilaintv. Lack # tho ISr- rpptan territory which sho still holds aro her A s5atIc rFuyInrIs frO7A which
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-17
SS4riat hduopst s~GOs-

bPArlA UuQNAt 6WFEIbH
 WASHINGTON, T1. C., Feb. IT,. Thy LfepSrtrtent ct yusI'r;e hAs protest eH in the supreme court against shr dcrsions Iuad- ia thH Alaska trans- nortatLon casEs. These dcclsiUnss Stl aside lI.e ind,nimrnra brought In he T Grand jury M JuHeiu- In stItih& 6 %1iE the indsctmente II wan stated tfla, such deeatIons should firs. hLv" n"er Iasseh uIau by the InLefstate coIn- tneSce eVhiUaIssLon and rh&t hr Hrt.h h
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-17
aA,tjsl fauaost SArvios.

aAstiAl kaun1st SArV'on-
 WASHINGTON. l.. ' '' " rk. wholA country G.'s ''h' 'ri'''rl Ii''S .Hxuoon vixen 1T ws-> :h': ":..'" bsr. that PrGs;1lcrI T.h l'''- I"l". x,ahhed tu lTcsid+:ar ?'"r '. 't" l,uItkd Hsasvs EG,sEIlI''i' '" :''- r. . -nreAsnt patAmou;iI dm' ;' h" nro,nFh rrlief of the *l:W 'i'I '" ""N. Aa.-'
 TALa IoUn'JIln1lI ''H..:. :::iri ,ha asei.aus mi t:' i"rrr;vr IT ''r vxASs5it. Ia FesIIulnh rs r:'ai' -';e''- h cDuata@r4d a-ir r''.' I:'-" that G.h anHnrinccfEer r:-.Ill ii"l tGc usbiu4s nAeertnH wAH int>-.ih h.I Hl'T,',Y n n diplomatic lucyc rlHA I'.' 'tshI @ Lhs Krisiialics in At-h'' i.' "nS fahI H nay harr iIHI l;'" ,. I!,;"I.I'd bqs Ii k4ve A ~arnin: m:.tsI ::-'I,7 A:'d Susa iaAsd for she nlnh, ix'I:.'u .;r 'n" .isSVVm
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-17

Fl PAst1, Frb. 1G.-EM'lIo 0en'c1 hos croascd t:IA hardcT and prnctnlHseo hinaetf president. IIe harborH thc hnpc th7r ;n the mix ID which naa taken place Ia 11rxicu City be VIII hare Fl Chan1s oC c9m'nE out O" V"1' IL Is bciteyea tl,st hs has cnouAh EnP' uptters to snake him u most fprnhda da-
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-17

MEXICO CfTT, Fss. +s,-n has hvsG learned this evFOIne tnar Am basaaitnr Wilson h&s had very Hnr- TOW escane during iht fighting. A bullet sc,"rca Il window nf the EHIt:d sts,es embassy and passed within . frw lnt.tes nt WlAah'H head.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-17

much pleasure Lu c:eme people GpFi Si-, Pnteet is Ii vtrE much cnnKratu u . lated young man- He has been In NAmA some fuItr Seats during which time he has engaged fr buaiHcAs and made many 4r!ends.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-17
CARD PARTY AND DANCE.

civan hy Meme Aar7S Ne. 75. 2. o. (. For prSmhers of the order ard thAsr lady f-i$nfN
 Games al ( ?. Vu. sharp. EntTan ns thrDus+, th4 club -osrtA TdssdAy s~S' rinsy February 1A
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-17
DAE0GE WILL BE IN
 THE WATER TODAY

The c'HlE~.lfi llrrltar will he nI1TPH im Inc TilI"r tnlhy aud will thtn fE ready fnT rsIe'a'i"r,:- EIt1tinE w.It FA 4m as s1l+ tIEi Ia hn:stcd steam lcInE upei1 lp E,a,r. lee IirI lItaafeII- The h.wi m Hrdrn.R xi:I As. Fotltud ltnh II r~ker HLH aIrndy been constructed L.. lhS- {1IlrpHHE.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-17

oic:ih Tlany E'r1- complications.
 Al nrSs'ne no leads oniy a VsEJ small trod4 htl he .nxUc'ss lV Ge jcin- rd lI nsIny duuns: hls ularch thTG rG h AFr.ir-ln RniI
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-17
WANTS NOME PEOPLE TO MEET
DEPART RTMENT PROTESTS
 TO SUPREME COURT

Hrn mad mt hrcn lgEcH hS the .sJn ni4Srps IIm indictments were ln wIUuE.
 Several Gf LG transportation c"ItI- MlmI:z d'inG bGsiELcss with A:4zka aIs hiS.iIte1 rhrf ire Hr"hMH Uf n6inE 'liE"riIr!Hltr'n III :hIi mR;IIT Ut GTrIEht t:,rft Tts,lu Tsl,Iim f,TIsi rul+s tfs ths %EIsk.i pMTl+
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-17

M. j. MHDahsvai1'E FseEls's Express ISavA pEhsrs 4t DillIU MssT& Fhpns Ma1n 3. .
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-17

.sAxh FRANCISCO. r. ::, : ATi% States Int"':s' '..e'."a s4Ns trrsn THshimGt.:r ri r:t"I mon tn i,e. rrahE Tr 'rIr"'" [. -:1!- S2tzn. TsshE and ,' I:!r'r T '" l.'I- asI s.Eylce-
 ThsGoordcr seemls t.+ .4l.'w .i.'..tly ih4t the announcement I::Jl ir;- ''''E- RTould moi interior :r,d ..,' ..rI;r dblOTRtic founds stion.
 t ia believed it. r.:i+ .is .n,.. ;h-f the ssthe PlaBs Will l1' .':l' 'h+'I ne "ere adoptAd in ihn toIM.:g "...E HtL:l Esa1Hp. Thar is I:a2L ;r.~ as ..iH h. aated at Vera L'r1I2 nlnt ..! ,..'! wI' maIes Ac1oss the ,Iurt. =. ,..h drl. dIhcR thu orders ,slme ;Iir r.'i:IT' tS'sIs nS the cavalry havG 'r,ru ns'nl snS shS city peaIilc cy?."l -L,t 'I:y VII l0Rse iu 'fny TT I%" '... ihc 4oush
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-17

4Att~d sil.~ saInssn, tS cents Psr mound. ThssuF kshnann.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-17

sPssIA Nugget aAty.ca
 %AsHIN9TnE, FrI r II.:. on Gsxsoo fot Ill" .ra."l 1~.a .:u tas Ah0nic nsthoh Ic- < i. |; ":::,.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-17

New iaid eggs al PruEEsrs F1stnsss 5hup.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-17
SAN FRANCISCO REGIMENT
 ORDERED TO MEXICAN BORDER

. iu'.I .-1i.ia! ancni-,,urd al I..,..r '.rInh LIrr night thai lhe cui4i 9taira "1l moi inturfpre In Ihc iiIlL.- nu.irr struggle which ia DOW raslns 'l. M.x.'9 iiIy.
 ThH s-'Etn4: Was GIlIrd b% tS' .T.HiIlrut i- Lhc svAninE to alsrusE ;ha matter thoroughly md tI he ,It :: oE-r for all what sIruE The I'uil'i %ialta sapuld tak1
 F'is' discussion wCuI nc fne ncNrE .ri nm aIhea n: Inc question ,tw ,ai:vn ID. SN d1taILsh asGrun; ,a %hht r!:pprnHn r1x Rirrn our GrrL il wls :'Il urer nl.d tllrn cRtn. the Iu- mn n s-Enent that American trOaPs wiiI nos D. sent at present tn invade .n~ S'r1ir.In rrnnhlir.
 MEXICO CITY. FrL I1.-A t~sp':- ser ..rur trucc ~hitA hal '>cn'' 4Hr.rd up1u by IUth sides has sreeI hrIl;tr nrn war haa nncg more pn@red as li,.rrely as ever. The Nader" 1i'Si Einz rnrcsA have S,Grseq tlhs fHOrl- inE ;ls freshly as f they were only Jaas lIrp im1ir-. Therr senu1a nor to bH 10 a:l:hIy ohancA nf psAce until "ne s1tf ,..r th,. nshcr ig defeatea and tiIe thought If what HIiI follow K deie*s s euuuEh to make people shuhA+r' The fine siiy ha4 hetn torn |nd HSus st- vL ar.a is evidently 0n,y at tho h. ginning af ita trnuSles. sH bitter 1"e fine pc tR3uns Ui the cpnbAl1nfE th=t z. nsass.cre will almost aurrly aucceFnl lhr r":,' IehiinE,
 WASHINGTON l7R3. 15-ln aI Jr:pssace direct t1 President Thte. Nhtch rAE received IodaS. PlesIdcnt .IaaArn assures hin nat AFherc c1ns al- ir m dAug.r. "hn1Hr1ears i1vc nnrnhnucd the dRh9sr zoue.' the moi ..re anys, "aud aA l"uE as thG} Ies'r% tn kce, awnY they arc surely sa''' IT,. lrEa r.rsideDt Taft not {" sH"a r5ans
 "snsh an net" l,e sa!d, "woulo
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-17
TURKEY NOW H0L DING
 ITS OWN BRAvELY

ANriAnnra anh 1rh7taIra is I"iIsvsA In tr ins'HrStiyr md tnltfltInns rr- Tnaln NL.Htlf thr same.
 Thu HieErr of the past few H1yE Is moyi rtrnurl;uDlt but il .a thought hr:r [ hn lirIh sides arr: preparing ff.F another rslaInment nt 1mTnTtnnrI'.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-17

THE NEW EAGLE. rhs hen,s of straight Uk1nkaxE.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-03-22
MILLER PRESENTS
OUTLINE Of PLANS
TO THE Commission
Services of Expert and Of
flee Expenses to Reach
$500
MUST LOOK TO THE
FUTURE IN ACTIONS
Contemplates Radial Avenue Boule
Yards, Inner Circuitous Chain of
Parks, a Civic Center and
Radial Traffic Highways

The commission was yesterday furnished
with an outline of the plans of George II.
Miller, the Boston landscape architect, as
to the civic plan of this city. In his sug-
gestons Mr.. Miller details at length the
ideas that he has In mind for Birming-
ham The communication discloses very
comprehensive plan for this entire city.
The plan anticipates sufficient play
grounds for the entire city. an inner cir
cuitous chain of parks, circumferential
system of reservations, radial avenue
boulevards and lesser public squares in
keeping with the general situation here
The communication was received by the
commission attached to a detailed report
of the expenses of this plan and work. Mr..
Miller charges only $1,000 for his services,
while other items such as assistants, Of
fees. equipment and expenses of various
character runs the figure up to about
$500. The commission was prepared to re-
ceiye statement very much In excess
of this amount, and was agreeablye sur
prised yesterday to receive a communica-
tion embodying such practical economies
in that work. Although the sum sug-
gested is thought to be entirely reasonable
the city will undertake to trim that sum
by furnishing equipment and other items.
Defer Execution of Contract
The matter of executing a contract with
Mr.. Miller was passed over until Tues
day to allow Col. Tom Smith and others
interested in the civic plan a chance to
be heard on that general scheme.
The plans of Mr.. Miller as outlined in
the communication of yesterday follows:
"Mr. John L. I<aul, Chairman Park Com
mission, birmingham, Ala.
"Dear Sir-In response to your request
for me to set down an outline of what
should be done to bring about the attain
msnt of proper parks and some other cer-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-03-22
Sjckly Heirs
To English Dukedon1s

In tomorrows Age-Herald w. T. Roberts
writes from London on the decay OF the English
ducal families showing that many of the younger
generation are no match for the rampant democ-
racy of the English nation; showing how physical
decadence has followed upon intellectual decline
of the English dukes.
Kaiser Wilhelm is now distributing his jubi-
lee honors and the demand is SO great that the eff
fort to satisfy everybody is giving him the most
desperate headaches. Basil Sandwych writing
from Berlin tells all about it in tomorrow's Age
Herald.
Among the unique Easter celebrations of the
world the custom of hanging Judas Iscariot in
Mexico City is one of the most unusual Frank G.
Carpenter will tell about it tomorrow in his letter
from Mexico City.
Bill Vines tomorrow will pay his respects to the
money trust in a humorous article, telling just
what the money trusts
Wellington Vandver also has some more of
his humorous "Yarns of the Courthouse Gang"
G.. F. Markell will tell about trip through
Ecuador that is of fascinating interest and will de-
scribe what he saw in the ancient cities of Quito
and Guyaquil.
One Of the most striking features of tomor-
rows Age-Herald, however, will be the variety
and interest of the articles contributed by The
Age-Heralds staff of woman writer's. For in
stance, Dolly Dalrymple has a storiette on a case
of real love- which she says is like cathedral
music on Easter morn"
Marion Harland tells of the dangers of keen
ing house pets in the city and Laura Jean Libbey
tells about that important moment 'sWhen the
Mask of Courtship is Removed"
Myrtle Miles has an illustrated article under
the title, Easter Fashions in Gowns
Mrs. j. B. Reid picturesquely tells of "A Peep]
Into Grandma's Autograph Album"
The Sunday Age Herald contains not only the
most interesting and most timely feature articles
now being published in the southern states but it
publishes all the worth while news of the city,
state nation and world
The Age Herald is the only Sunday newspaper
in Birmingham publishing the dispatches of the
Associated Press, the greatest newsgathering
agency athe world.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-03-22
DECATUR WILL HAVE
NEW POSTOFF|CE
Federal Building Will Cost
$65, 5,00O-GOvernment Ad-
vertising for Lot

Decatur, March 21.--tspeciaL )--Deca-
tur is to have a $4,000 government
building. The government Is already
advertising for a lot for the building.
1t is understood that work will ccm-
mence on the building Just as soon -
the lot can be secured and the contract
let. 1t is believed that work will COM
mence on the building by early fall at
furtherest.
1t is believed when this building IL
finished the New Decatur postoffice will
be consolidated with the Decatur Of
flee.
There are about dozen applicants
for the Decatur postoffice ana all oe
them are anxiously waiting for their
appointment. Postmaster William
Moseley has served about four years
Ioyer his term. He was appointed By
President Roosevelt
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-03-22
Echoes of Souix IJprisinp

Washington, March 21.-Ecohes of the
sioux uprising, led by Sitting Bull IN
1880 were heard today in the supreme
court OF the United States when two cat
tie companies. which lost thousands Of
cattle during the Indian raids. abandoned
appeals from suits brought in the court
OF claims TO recover from the govern
menf.' The court of claims held that the
Indians We're not 'in amity" with the fed
crai government at the time the cattle
We're taken and therefore, under the stat
ute, the companies We're not entitled 10
recover.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-03-22
Eruifs and Produce

Apples, fancy winesap, s4l546 per bbl. (;
York and Imperial apples, s375 bbl !;
Florida oranges, s275Mu3 per box; Cali
fornia oranges, $3.50 per box; California
tangerines, $3.50 per box; Malaga grapes,
in kegs, s5.50a7o0; Cranberries. s2.75 box I;
per barrel, $40. Italian chestnuts, l0c
per pound. Lines. 81 per hundred. Irish
potatoes, souS5c bu. Onions. red globe,
lAc per lb. Danish cabbage. 1]Ac per ID,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-03-22
.LESSSTRA|NIN
EUROPEAN MARKETS
Money Outlook Abroad Is
Still Grave
ROADS HEAVY BUYERS
General Business Conditions Continue
in the Main Excellent-Soil
Conditions as Whole
Favorable

New York, March H-Dun's weekly
trade review tomorrow will say:
General business conditions continue in
the main excellent.
The volume OF trade, both domestic and
foreign, is, however, for purchases of
mostly immediate requirements. While
there is less strain In the European mar
kets and the Balkan situation has i'm
proved, the monetary outlook abroad is
still matter of some concern.
This country has been called upon again
of the year has sent abroad about $4,000
900.
The balance of merchandise exports
over imports, however, is heavily in our
favor. amounting to over $44,0O0,0O0 Our
foreign commerce In February exceeded
all previous records for that month. Ad-
vices that principal trade centers, while
showing a recession in mercantile activity
at a few points owing to adverse weather
conditions and local labor troubles gen.
orally indicate a material Improvement.
The distinguishing features of the iron
and steel trade are the heavy purchases
by the railroads and implement makers.
New York, March N.-Bradstreet' $
trade review tomorrow will say:
Though wholesale trade reports are in
clined to manifest more or less iregulari-
ty. due principally to financial factors, re-
tail trade has expanded In a rather note
worthy way and Jobbing lines which are
somewhat quiet in the eastern and south
ern parts of the country maintain a sat
isfactory pace in most other sections.
Consumption appears to be of large pro-
portions and while numerous strikes are
being waged throughout the country, IN
dustrial operations are such as to afford
widespread employment.
Soil conditions as whole are favorable.
winter wheat prospects being good.
Farmers are going forward with prepara-
tions for the ensuing season.
At the moment the money situation with
it's effect upon credit granting seems the
main cause of complaint as regards gem
eral business for the future.
Business failures for the week ending
March 20 were 21S, which compared with
252 in the like week of 1912. There were 20
failures in Canada. Wheat, including
flour exports from the United States and
Canada for the week ending March 20.
aggregate 59S1o4 bushels, against 3,069,074
bushels last year.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-03-22
Flour and Breadstuffs

Self raising flour. s6.15; Tennessee flour,
s5.65; Indiana flour. $50; Oklahoma flour,
s5.35; Michigan flour. $40; bolted meal,
per 96 lbs. si.40; No. corn. per bushel.
acc. pure wheat shorts. s31; pure wheat
bran, s2s; C. S. hulls, per ton. SIS; prime
C. s. meal per ton, s31; c. S.sfeedmeal.
per ton, s36; No. timothy nay, per ton.
s22, mixed alfalfa and Johnson grass.
per ton, $50; corn chops. per 100 lib sac,s
s1.4o; alfalfa hay, per ton. $26; johnson
grass. per ton. sl5; mixed feed. s31; oats,
52c bushel.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-03-22
WOMAN'S CIVIC CLUB
FORMED AT RAGLAND
Ladies Organize to Make Better Town
By Cleaning Up and Beauti-
flying the Place

Ragland, March 21.-(Special)-
women OF Ragland have organized a
'Womar's Civic club Mrs. wyley was
elected president and Mrs. Mcneil secre-
tary and treasury. The object will be
to make better town by cleaning up
and beautifying the place.
The public school is closed until next
week owing to the teachers attending
the state educational association in Mont
somery Chief of Police Metcalf has re-
signed and moved, and John Lee of Shell
by county has been elected by the alder
man to fill the vacancy. Three new
cases OF smallpox were discovered recent
ly, and this after it was thought it had
disappeared from the town.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-03-22
Hubbard Bros. & Co.

Cotton Merchants, Hanover square, ".
\. Members New York Cotton Ex-
change, New Orleans Cotton Exchange,
New YORK Produce Exchange Asso-
ciate members Liverpool Cotton Asso-
ciation. Orders solicited for the pur-
cnase and sale of Cotton and Cotton
seed OIL for. future delivery, Special
attention and. liberal terms given for
SonalGnmentsi of spot cotton for de-
livery. Correspondence invited.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-03-22
MATERIAL ADVANCE
|NP0ULTRY PRICES
Eggs Quoted Down as Mar
ket Is Well Supplied With
Minimum Demand

Several changes in prices were noted
yesterday on the wholesale commodities
of Morris avenue. Owing to the scarcity
of poultry prices on all kinds of chick
ems advanced materially. The price of
eggs was lowered as the market Is filed
with a large supply and the demand is at
a minimum. Yesterdays corrected whole
sale quotations follow:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-03-22
To Alleviate Suffering

Jackson. Miss. March 21.-Governor
Brewer, in the name of the state, today
borrowed 5000. which will be used to all
leviate suffering caused from the storm
which struck this state March 13 One
thousand dollars each will be sent to
the counties of Prentiss. Lee, Pontotoo
and Tishomingo, while the remaining 1000
will be used in individual cases.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-03-22
NOTICE.
PASSENGERS

RESUMPTION OF PASSENGER
TRAIN SERVICE VIA LOUISVILLE
AND NASHVILLE RAILROAD. Eff
FECTIVE MARCH 20. ALL THROUGH
PASSENGER TRAINS OF THE LOUIS
VILE AND NASHVILLE RAILROAD
WILL. BE OPERATED On REGULAR
SCHEDULES AS HERETOFORE. j. H
SETTLE, DISTRICT PASSENGE0
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-03-22
Creamery Products

Country butter, 20N25c; fresh creamery
butter 391ac; cheese, 19c: imported Swiss
cheese, 35c; German brick cheese, zoe /:
limburger- cheese, 19c; imported roquefort.
SIC; Neufchatel cheese, per dozen. 45c /:
Pimento cheese. 40c; process butter, 30lbc:
daisy cheese, 19c per pound.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-03-22
Fish and Sea Foods

Red snapper. 111sc in bbl. lots; 121kc in
small lots; groupers. &c; Spanish mack
erel. 15c; speckled sea trout, 11Hc; carp.
roughs, &c; muliet, elsc; sun perch or
Dream, SIC; pompano. zoe: mixed fish.
&c In barrel lots; crockers. G1sc; fresh
water perch, 712c.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-03-22
LOCAL QUOTATIONS
Pig Iron
Local Cotton
Meat

Lard. 1890; compound, 9Sc; dry salt
short ribs, 12.25; bellies. 1906: ham
butts, 15c. Boston butts. l5isc; pork loins,
16lhc; spare ribs, 13c; breakfast bacon,
22a24c; smoked bacon. 1Gc; regular ham.
100; skinned ham. 19c.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-03-22
Poultry and Egrs

Hens. $50 Zoe; live per pound, 14a15c: :
large fryers. 14a15c; medium frayers 1sQp
zoe; small flyers, 22l4m25c; ducks. 3O.&40c. !.
ghineas. 25c. roosters. 35c: geese G0n70c
live turkeys. 1sQJ20c; frash eggs. case
candled, 1sc; extra graded candled eggs
PIC.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-03-22
Coffee and Smear

Coffee-Arbuckles. $25.6 per hundred
pounds; Luzanne, PIC per pound. Sugar,
standard granulated. 5lzc per pound.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-03-22

California celery, 90c per dozen, 81 per
crate. Rutabagas, 1l9c per pound. Let
tuce, s1.50Q2.50 per crate.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-03-22
Easter and Spring
Of Things For
Men and Boys
Ready for You

There isn't department in the whole
store offering the patrons of this big
Daylight Department Store greater in
dncements or more pronounced values
than does this modern Mems and Boys
Clothing and Furnishings Section. Here
you find Alfred Benjamin Clothes for
men. Can you call to mind better line
or one that serves better to create the
styles Of the season? You can't! Alfred
Benjamin Clothes are good. They're
made right--of the best imported and
domestic woolens, in the styles accepted
by the best dressers everywhere Our
showing is complete in pattern, weaves,
colors and styles.
And Alfred Benjamin Clothes lis just
one of the famous makes of clothes you
find here.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-03-22

ton of the city hall or In an office build
ing, and these should be equipped