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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-03-06
ORGANIZE.
Retailers OF Tenth judicial District to
uaNl. Association.

FtctstI1CFS UI ICHtU VUtstVt"t 11IS1 1SS W
Have Association.
Bismarck, \. d.. March 6.--Tucs-
day. Marcel II, will mark the orSani-
Znlion of the retail druggists Of the
Tcnth judicial district. The meeting
Of the first convention has been called
for Mandan on the above date and
there have already beer enough
members plodgcd to mako Tho venture
n success. The plan of the orEaniza-
tion will he similar to other trade or
Ianizations now existing in almost
every line in the state. A number Of
the other districts have been organ
izcd and arc In SUCCESSFUL operation
ut the present time.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-03-06

FOR REELECTION.
Langdon. N. D., March 6.-Mayor
Mcintyre announced his candidacy Tor
reelection in April.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-07-16

takovf farmer oGekava, be obchod
mix jemu proda v9c dobrou. mel
by NIT aspofI tolik u2nanf vGei ne
mu. Avsak isou Tide, ktefi 81
mysli, ze zadny do vejce neVidi, a
proto jen sem S tim nasezelJm,
zkazen5m vejcetem, ably byla kys-
ma pima. NemIze Sc ovSem zadnS
diVit, kdyz Sc tax stane nevedom
ky, nebot' chyba Sc udela We vsem,
ale nekteff Tide to deIajf schvalns,
jen ably zpenezili kazdS brak ma
ujmu obchodnfka. Do masla SO
dava 80 procent soil ably vic nava-
lilo, do obil5 pfsek, atd. To isou
triky, ktere Glovek jenz je pocti-
wynn nikdy provozovsti nebude.
Nejlepe by bylo kdyby ochodnfci
prohlfzeli vejce hned jak jsou Jim
dodany. PAX by vSecky zkazens
vyhodili a odrazily, a obchodnfci
by mohli vice "a vejce platit. Tax
to jest stein6 cena ma vSecky do
davky a tlovek kterf je poctiVSm
hledi vzdy dobrou vec dodat tr-
pi "a ty nepoctive.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-07-16

Tyndall, 13-C. J. Hatch, v5p
komisaf cd GistSch potravin, jenz
minuly t5den vySetfoVal pomery
v obchodech jenz kupuji vejce cd
farmer1, podal zalobu ma n9kolik
farmern, celkem pet, ktefi pax by
Ii pokutovani, ze obchodnikGm 70
zili spatn6. vejce. Jeden mich
dokouce prg ptiveaI ma trh vejce
do Avon Y bake z nichz IA bylo
smradlav5ch nekolik vafenych.
Komisaf slfbiI takoy5m Re ptsti
MIN 2akroei, a ze 6asteji Dude nav
stevovsti Story, zdali podobnxct
"dobrodincn' So nenside vic. Ia
kove iednani ie nepoctiye, nebot
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-07-16

.Ostatnf mu zufive tleskali tom
aakroeila poIicie. ReGnik byl be-
cavikG staten S feGnick6ho po-
dunn dan do satlavum. Avsak
jak, Sc fika, Re krev anebo utrpe-
nj mucednfk1 pro .velkS ideal a
myslenku, jest semenem ktereho
hned vyr1sta jich tisfc "a jednohr,
vyhoupl Sc ma baxu jinF, kterf
byl take hned sebran, atakdale az
vsichnf byli v base. Hned ma to
spustili sv6 pfsne, take k veGeru
SO policie dohodla Sc zdejSim sgen
tenn ma zeleznici ably tyto dobre
pracovniky nejak dial odpravit z
mesta ma veGernim Vlaku, coz Sc
stale. We Woonsocket t6chto IL
diGek pry bylo ma jednom vlaku
pres 200 a kdyz je brzdafi cht6li
sehnat poGala fezba z nfz vysli
trampove CO vftezove. Jeden brz-
daf byl omraGen ranou do ;hlaVy a
ostatnf uznali "a dobr6 ustoupiti
pied takovou pfesilou. Ma to byl
sehnan zastup dobfe ozbrojenych
muzu mesta kteff hnali Gtokem
ma festunk tramp1 a "a chVili mas
talo stenanf ranen5ch a smrtelny
chrapot umirajfcfch a hned ma to
nastal zdeSenf dick porazenych
trampu.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-07-16

Pfitomna doba Sc vyznamenava
tim, re veskere casopisectvo naba-
da lid, by sel zpet ma farmu. Tim
Sc mini by lid jenz bidne zivoff v
pfelidnsn5ch mestach, hledsl Sc
dostat ma venek. Myslenka jest
oysem dobra, ale nenf tax lehka k
provedenf, nebota nikoho nenapad-
ne, Re Gspesne 'farmafenf zavisf na
schopnostech, a De nikdo, KIDD mix
dy nefarmafil nem1ze S 1spechem
tax ucinit. Farmafenf, tax jake
kazd@ jine zamestnani, dnesnfho
nez kdy pred tim, vyzaduje dlou-
ha leta prakce vezme to GloVeka,
kterS jak SO fika, ma vsecky
smysle pohromad6''. Caste isme
slfchaIi, ze ma farms mdze dobfe
pochodit kaSd5 kdo chce hodn9
Dirt. o neiak5ch schopnostech a
znaIostech Sc n ikdo ami nezmfnil.
Tesaf, zednfk anebo jin5 femesl-
mix musel napfed b5ti uGednfkem
nekolik rokG nezh mohl SO samo-
statne pustit do prace, "a to same
musf ucinit ten, jenz by cht9I
ma vlastnf pest tarmafit s 6spe-
chem. Dokonce Sc odporu6uje
by ten ienz chce farmafit ably ma
nejakS rok Sci do prace pro jin@ho
praktickeho farmera.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-07-16

Yankton, IS Minulou sobotu
byIo zde sebrano a dano do satla-
w 81 tramp1, z nichz kaSdy mel
ma lapli u kabatu Gerven5 knoflik
emblem eili odznak, to l. W. W.
Cela banda pr5 sem pfiSla ma pra'
c. ale nezli tax u6inila bylo zahod
no ably byla vzpruzena nsjakou Oh
nivou feci, coz take hned jeder
ueinil, kdyz Sc vshoupnul ma ba
XII cd mSdIa a po6al kamarad an
yysvstlovati zahady ekonomicke
! Gil jakse dobfe NIT bez prace
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-07-16

Leola, 1S Behem slime boufe
Re, blesk udefil do mastale Johna
Turnwalla q zapalil. Thornwall
bezel do mastale by odvazal meg
ky ale byl iednim kopnut do hla.
w usmrcen ma mfste. Jeho diva
sousede ieho mrtvolu yytahli '
cas-, pred ohnem.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-07-16

Goldie Hedrick, 10 rok1 stare "a
be a Sam Talkington 20 roxy sta
~ galsn, oba re Springfield, hrali
hIavnf tilohu. V9c Sc udala tax
to: Otec divky Geo. Hedrick Sc
odstehoval nedavho re Springfield
ably Sc zbayil doterneho napadnf-
ka sv6 dcery. Napadnfk Sc ale
tax snadno medal odbyt a nasledo-
val je a starry jej stfelil brokovni-
CT do nohy kdyz mocf Sc epal "a
dsveetem do obydlf. Mimo toho
byl zatGen pro vloupanf a dan pod
zaruku $500. Goldie kdyzs Sc mi
lenec pozdraVil, nahle odjela do
Yankton kde 81 siednala automobil
ably il odvezl pry do jackson ma
navstsvu K pfatelum. Sam jel "a
nj ma ylaku, ale nebyl 81 yedom,
ze jeff otec jede zaroven "a MIN.
Starry iej chytil zrovna kdyz Sc
chtel dat pfevezti pres feku dc
Crofton, a dial jej zatknouti. Otec
pax jel "a dcerou. Nynf ale Sc 2
toho vyklubalo, Re vezen vlastne
nenf Sam, ale ieho bratr kterJ
jest mu velice podoben, a chuddl
10 r4ci niEeho new.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-07-16

Pierre, 13- Pfebytek z fondu
automobilnfho "a uplynul5 rok,
roVnajfcf SO sumo $9,280.83, byl
odevzd&n do vseobecneho fondu
sekretafem statnim, Frank Glas-
nerem, kter5 jest toho nahledu, be
pfistfm rokem pfebytek Dude as
pen $1,000, a zarovefi navrhuie
ably pax SO pence upotfebilo ma
zhotovenf iedne hlavnf cesty pres
stat, anebo ma cesty. Pfistfm no
KEN fond vzroste ma 100000 "a
takove penfze Sc dd neco udelat
Jak znamo ka5dy mattel automo-
bilu must platit rocnf licensi So, 2
eehoS pfipadne ma okres IS % a
ostatnf jde statu. Zakon vynucu.
iicf licensi byl ovsem uveden '
platnost ien k Will lepsfm cestan
ac mnozi majitele automobile
PROFESSIONAL, re jest to dvojndsob
ne taxovani, a 2 te pfieiny proti
Gstavnf, piece jest jich velka vet
sina, ktefi jsou volni licensi odve
ii kazd5 rok, ably cesty byly
dobrem pofadku.
i ~ @5f :
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-07-16

Springfield, Emanuel Boose,
% roxy starry byl zabit pod SWIM
automobilem nedaleko mesta,
kdyz Sc tento ma n6j pfeyrhl. v
tn dobu jel sam a pozdeji byl ma
cests nalezen pod stroiem S roz.
mackanou hlayou.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-07-16
PoiiStenf prOti vetru.

Poji$fujem maietky proti ztra-
tx vetrem vichficf silnSch a
spolehliV5ch spoleGnostech. Has
te SO mas aneb poseGkejte az bu-
dem moci Vas navstivit.
adv. Tabor State Bank.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-07-16

Yankton, 13-Zprava v tisku
ohledns vrazdy jenz Sc. zde udala
2ho Gervence, Re by snad Sc Bow
manovi hrozilo lynGem. dplne zde
popira. Bowman byl dan do We
zenf kde Sc nalezd doposud a phi
pfedbe$nem vyslechu, byl dan
pod zaruku. Nekolik vladnich
1fednfkG jest zde ktefi vec vyset-
fujf toho stanoviska, Re Bowman
byl Gtvrtecnfm Indianem vlads
nynf Dude vysetfovati, jak dostal
Sc k opoin5m napojnm. Tim pa
dem nekteff hostinstf mGzou Sc
dostati do kaznice. - +
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-07-16

Meokling, 10-Elmer Ahrendt,
10 rokI star5, byl zabit racheitli
4ho cervence vecer, kdyz Sc mu ia
to zaryla do Okla vnikla az dc
mozku. Nskteff jeho kamaradi
spoustsli racheitle, ale iedna Sc
smekla prkna ma mfsto ably le
tsla do wise letsla primo ma All.
rendta. Hrot jeff Sc mu gary
do Okla, ktere mu docela vyrazi
a on "a nekolik minut skonal.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-07-16

Fairfax, 49, Hessenska muska
Sc objevila v'Boyd okresu v 'Neb-
rasce znieila vetsinu drobneho
obili mezi mesty Butte a Naper.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-07-16

Oznamujf vefejnosti, 10 isem ST
poffdiI stroj ma svafovani litin,
alumina a jin5ch kovd. KIDD By
podobnou praci potfeboval jsem
k ieho sluzb&m VIII Mach. (Adv
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-07-16

Spearfsh, 13-H. S. Coe, odbor
mix pokusne stanice Brookings
vysetfuje zde jakousi rakoyinu,
ktera hrozf znicit jablone. Par
Coe jest toho nahledu, ze rakovi.
ma Sc zprvu vyskytuje ma iablo,
mich plan5ch (crab applet a bakte,
RE Mich jsou pfenaseny vcelamt
a jinSm hmyzem ma iablons Step.
ne. Radf by SO vesker6 plane
stromy znicily.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-07-16
RHINE zpravy.

! TyndaIl, 49, V6clav Austera
koupil farmu cd Sam Barbera "a
500 akr.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-07-16

Avon, - PrYnf cenu pfi osla-
We star5ch osadnikn zde, obdrzel
kun p Minnow, kterS jest IS ro-
XII starry, a vypada jake desetile
.t6
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-07-16

Yankton, 13Jednoho dne mi,
nulS t5den Sc zde odehral rum,
reich, Gill drama milencn, v MI
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-07-16

vlastnf prvnf ttfdy pekarnu Gu
krafsk5 zavod, kde lie vzdy k dos
tanf Gerstv6 .pecivo vseho druhu,
zitnf chleba, yseho druhu cukrovi
Tabor, S. ID.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-07-16

Nedavno prosadil kongress no
w domovinafskS zakon, ktery v
podstats vetsinou jest podobnS
staremu S tou vyiimkou, ze ten,
kter5 sv6 pr6vo zaboru ztratil ia
ktmkoliv zpdsobem, mGze ma no
vo zabrati domovinu. Ma prVnf
pohled by Sc tento zakon zdal dos
ii dobr5m. ale haGek vszf tom,
Re zAkon slime nadrzuie prave tenn
kteff zaberou domovinu a pax pro
dali Caste dobfe odstup, COZ zajis-
tx nenf spravedlivo vdci tenn, KITE
II vyhovf zakonu, ma pozemku W.
drzf celou lh6tu, pozemek zvelebi.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-07-16
Big A. The Most Successful Tractor Ever Built

hu9 it is built of steel 4cynde vertical
WHY high class automobile Four speed
all drop treated steel
Hyatt roller bearings Self steering device which
Three 2O-36, 5000 and $3.50
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-01-25
SCHOOL CHILDREN
GIVE WILSON SUM
FOR JAPAN SUFFERERS

Washington, January 24.-President
Wilson today received postoffice
money order for $3.50 from pupils of
the fifth grade in the Lincoln school
at Anaconda, Mont, who asked him to
send it to the sufferers in Japan from
the recent disaster.
Dear Mr.. Wilson," wrote little Miss
Isis Winters, I'VE have all heard of
the terrible disaster that has Just oc-
CURED in Japan. We have all con-
trihuted a nickel or dime toward
helping those poor people. We have not
much money to spare but some of us
gave UP the movies Saturday and some
oe us ran errands to obtain the money.
We hope it will get to Japan in time
to help the poor girls and boys. We
are also interested in the Red Cross
society and would be much obliged If
you would please send us a leaflet of
their work.
President Wilson wrote a letter
thanking the donors and turned the
money order over TO the American
Red Cross.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-01-25
Will Continue to Be Cues
tion in Governors Race
Until April 6
ANTI-FRAT SQUABBLE
is LOOMING LARGE
Opponents of Greek Letter Societies
Writing Letters to Candidates for
Legislature-S250O on Deposit
Here to Finance the Fight
BY HUGH w. RoaERTs

In regard to the race for the office of
governor, in which five men imbued with
patriotic valor are engaged, the question
is and will be until after April G. HAS
Conner a majority"
This will continue to be the question
and the only question-for no agreement
can be reached The Conner adherents
contend that the former governor has a
clear cut majority. The Conner opponents
contend that he has not.
The race is for second place. The hope
is that following the first primary, the
opponents of Conner may be combined
against him and eentered on one man.
There was a feature injected during
the week past Mr.. Henderson has taken
the stump, and has loomed up as the
strongest of the anti-Comer opponents
That there will be a run-off and that Hem
derson and Conner will be the opposing
candidates, is generally believed.
Anti-Frat Squabble
Anybody familiar to any degree with
politics in Alabama can count a large
number of important matters which will
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-01-25
NAMES MEN TO
ARRANGE FOR PRIMARY

The subcommittee of the Jefferson
county democratic executive commit
tee. appointed yesterday morning by
Judge c. C. Nesmith. chairman of the
county committee. follows:
DIR. j. e. Seay, beat 70, Pratt City.
chairman.
Gardner GOODWIN. beat 33. Bessemer
phil II. Harris, bent 81, Birmingham
Alton stephens, bent 46. Gate City.
). T. KimmOns. bent 40, II. r. ID.
No. Z.
DR.. Seay announced yesterday after
noon that the subcommittee would meet
at ! o'clock next Saturday afternoon in
room 64S Brown-M Marx building. The
subcommittee will elect secretary and
open permanent headquarters. Assess
ments against the candidates for of
fices in the gift of the people of JEFF
ferson county will be levied.
1T will be necessary" said DR.. Seay.
Ito employ a secretary who will give all
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-01-25
CAPTAIN FULLAM
SUCCEEDS GIBBONS
AT NAVAL ACADEMY

Washington, January 24.-Capt. VIII
liam F. Fullam, Secretary Daniels aide
for personnel 1t was announced to-
day, will become superintendent of the
Naval academy at Annapolis, relieving
Captain John II. Gibbons. who will as
sumo command of the battleship Louis
lana February Z. Secretary Daniels has
not announced Captain Fullams sue
cessor as aide for personnel.
AS commander of the Louisiana Cap
tain Gibbons will relieve Capt. Harry
A. Field. sentenced to lose five num-
bers for running his ship on a shoal
off Vera Cruz. Captain Field will be-
come captain of the navy yard at Ports
mouth, n. II.
Secretary Daniels tonight declared
that Captain Fields detachment from
his ship was not a measure of punish
ment.
"IIe has been on his present cruise
nearly 22 months" said Mr.. Daniels,
land the ordinary cruise of a captain
is from is to "a months
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-01-25
MARION ORDERS A
SINGLE PRIMARY
County Committee at Hamil-
ton Also Prescribes Quail
ficatiOns of Voters

Hamilton, January 24.-(Special. The
county democratic executive committee
of Marion county met at Hamilton today.
C. E. Mitchell resigned as chairman and
kell Fite was elected chairman in his
stead and r. w. Quinn, secretary.
The committee ordered a single primary
to he held on April 6 for all county Of
hcials and prescribed the qualifications
of voters a follows:
In said primary only white democratic
electors who are qualified under the state
law shall be allowed to participate, and
nc voter shall be considered a democratic
elt ctor within the meaning of this resolu-
ton who is not loyal to the democratic
party and its principles and who will not
support all of the nominees of this pri-
mary.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-01-25
Robson Contends 1t Il" Cam
paigning," While Under
wood Believes 1t Is
in Washington
HOBSON PLACED ON
DEFENSIVE SINCE
UNDERWOOD'S TRIP
Has Had Much to Say of Opponent s
Record, But Has Said Little
About His Own Past
Action
BY HUGH w. RonERTs

"What is the duty of a congress
nan?'
This has become the issue in the SEN
atorial situation. the livest topic in
politics. The two candidates have diff
ferent viewpoints.
Mr.. Underwood is in Washington do
Ing what he can to vindicate the party
and make successful the administra-
tion of President Wilson. Mr.. Hobson Is
in Alabama campaigning in his own
interest
Mr.. Underwood has said that 1t is
his duty to return To Washington and
earn the salary his people pay him,
Irrespective of the outcome of his race
for the Senate. Mr.. Hobson contends
that in virtue of his fight for office
ii is his duty TO be in Alabama.
The friends of Mr.. Underwood con-
tend that Mr.. Hobson is displaying a
flagrant neglect of. and disregard for,
duty. The friends of Mr.. Hobson con-
tend that Mr. Underwood, in remain
ing on the job in Washington, is neg
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-01-25

his time to the business Of the suocoLll-
mittee. 1t may be necessary also 10 en-. -
ploy clerk to the secretary. But II 1t
must be understood right off the jump
that unlike members of previous comm :
tees the members Of the present Will not
expect remuneration for their personal
service"
Judge Nesmith, chairman of the couh-
ty committee, studied one week before
making the appointment OF members OIL
subcommittee He endeavored TO name
good men, re explained, who would pe
faithful in the discharge of their duty'
and not men who could be warped on
account of enthusiasm for any eandldate
or by antagonism to any other cahdl-
date.
On the subcommittee there Is a repre-
sentative of the candidates for the SEN
ate and the candidates for governor ana
a representative of the prohibitlonlsts
and the anti-prohibitionists
The subcommittee will have complete
charge of the primary election in Jefferson
county, April 6, will designate rules gov
erning the primary, and will nominate
managers, returning officers and clerks.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-01-25
ITALIAN ROYALTY
RECEIVES AMERICANS

Rome, January pa large party of
Americans was presented today to the
Queen of Italy at the royal palace.
They included Mrs. John Hays Ham
mond and Miss Kathrine d. Tillman of
New York. Mrs Jacob Sloat Bassett
and Miss Fassett of Strathmont, N. Y,
Col. Robert Shaw oliver with his wife
and daughter of New York and Wash
irgton, Frederick H. Brooks and wife,
Miss Ellen CONSTANCE Palmer and Mrs
Cuvier Grover of Washington, Miss
Elizabeth Crawford of Washington and
Philadelphia and Ira Nelson Morris of
Chicago.
The function was very democratic.
those to be presented waiting in a
large anteroom and being introduced
to the Queen one by one by lady in
waiting.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-01-25

an Issue in virtue of its appointment of
a successor TO Senator Johnston. will be
represented in the field. Although, there
Is no authority for this report
1t is generally agreed that CAPTAIN
White will make an unusually strong can
didate.
Burke for Legislature
knsley has presented the name of c. c.
Burke as its candidate for the legisla-
tufe. MIR. Burke IS one on the best known
residents of Ensley. He has been long
identified with commercial life of the Steel
CITY, and with its political life II is
believed that he will make a forrnida ble
candidate.
Rumor had it yesterday that Augustus
Benners, member of the firm of Percy.
Benners & Burr. would become a candi-
date for the senate. Only one eandi-
date has offered todate, B. Asbury Thomp-
son. Even should Mr.. Benners announce.
it is understood that there will be an
other seeking this honor
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-01-25
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Our guarantee means something. MOI
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of limbs, or loss of sleep. Patients mn
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privately at home.
References: Union Bank e Trust Co.
the American National Bank, or any
other citizen of Lebanon. Write for
Free Booklet No. 80. Address,
CUMBERLAND SANITARIUM
F. j. Sanders, Mgr. Lebanon, Tenn.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-01-25
White Bankhead Episode

And in all of his speeches in jefferson
county, Mr.. Hobson has carefully re-
Trained from discussing his own record
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-01-25

leeting his duty-that he should be in
Alabama struggling for office.
This has become the issue. The peo-
PIE will decide the race on that is
sue-for it is nothing more or less
than variation of the great issue
record.
HobsOn's Defeat FOreshadowed
Mr.. Hobson has been campaigning in
jefferson county His friends an
nounce their satisfaction at the re-
suit. Mr.. Hobson. however. is evident
~ of a contrary opinion for he has
been quoted as having promised his
managers to return TO jefferson the
first week in February.
As a matter of fact. the situation in
jefferson county Is exactly the stu
alton in The state as a whole. Jeffer-
son, despite the fact that Mr.. Hobson
has strength here, Will give Mr.. I'm
derwood substantial majority. The
state, despite the fact that Mr. Hob
son has strength in the state, Will give
Mr. Underwood a substantial majority.
Mr. Hobson may lay a good founda-
tion for future campaign, but he has
absolutely no chance of defeating MT.
Underwood He may defend his record
with remarkable oratory. he may in
his bitterness in the hour of foreshad-
owed defeat hurl the most terrible vi
tuperation against his opponent; he
may inject this issue or that issue, but
he cannot change the general result.
And that general result Will be his de-
feat
Mr.. Underwoods honor, his place In
history, is too securely fixed in the
minds of the people The venom of an
opponent can avail nothing.
What He Hasn't Said
Mr.. Hobson has been conducting a re-
markable campaign. He has charged
that Mr.. Underwood was insincere in
his support of the Webb anti-shipping
bill. He has charged that Mr.. I'm
derwood voted against the Jones-Wealls
bill. He has charged that Mr.. Under
wood voted against prohibition in 1907.
He has charged that Mr.. Underwood is
the tool" of the liquor interests.
But he has not told of his own rec
ord in regard to temperance. He has
never said that he voted for prohibi-
tion in 1907. or in any other year. He
has lodged the issue. He has not said
tnat he voted for a prohibition amend
mont to the constitution of Alabama
he was within a short dis
tance of his voting booth on the occa-
sion of the amendment election. He
has never explained to the people why
he straddled in the gubernatorial race
of 1910 when the present governor was
the candidate of the anti-prohibition-
lists and II. S. D. Mallory was the cam
didate of the prohibitionists. He has
not explained why in praising Mallory
he expressed a warm admiration for
Mallory's opponent, so warm in fact
that Mallory's manager hesitated be-
fore making public his praise of doubt
fal value.
White Bankhead Episode
And in all of his speeches in Jefferson
Mr.. Hobson has carefully re-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-01-25
BUILDINGS WRECKED
IN GEORGIA TORNADO

Moultrie, Ca, January ga dozen
buildings were wrecked and many trees
uprooted by a tornado which plowed
its way through an outlying section of
Moultrie today. So far as is known. no
person was seriously injured. The tor
nado. accompanied by torrential down.
pour, passed from west to east, taking
down a planning mill, a dry kiln and
several small houses in it's path.