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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-09-11
Hartford to see Motor-Pacea Riders.

Four of the motor-paced riders will
ride at Charter Oak Park, Hartford,
Conn, Saturday. Jimmy Hunter will
ride in motor race with Arthur
Chapel. the recognized motor cham
pion. and other stars of that pastime.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-09-11
BASEBALL EVERYWHERE


81. Joseph G. wichitn .; ST. Joseph ),
Wichita o.
Sioux City 3. Lincoln l.
Des Moines G, Topeka /.
Omaha q. Denver g.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-09-11

Portsmouth 2: Petersburg /.
Newport News 4, Norfolk o.
Richmond Z, Roanoke u.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-09-11

Yesterdays Results.
Providence, o: Jersey City, 2.
Buffalo. 10; Toronto, ).
Rochester. 6; Montreal, o.
Games Today.
Jersey City at Providence.
Montreal at Rochester.
Toronto at Buffalo.
Games Tomorrow
Newark VS.. Baltimore at Wilmington
Del. q games)-
Jersey city at Providence.
Montreal at Rochester.
Toronto at Buffalo.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-09-11
EVEN PACE IS HELD
BY LEADING CLUBS
Rochester, Providence and
Buffalo Dispose of Their
Opponents.
BIRDS AND BENGALS IDLE

Rochester. Providence and Buffalo
won their games yesterday, holding
an even pace in the international
League. Newark was not scheduled.
Today the Tigers will play at Will
mington against the Orioles. The
standing of the clubs;
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-09-11
Buffalo Batters Busy

BUFFALO, y. Y, Sept. II. -Rogge
was slugged for fifteen hits and the
Bisons made runaway of yester-
days game. The score:
RITFEAID TORONTO
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-09-11

B0sIon ...I SII2II3TI4TlIT 4TIOT72Io4T .51l
New York. ri I12L 8L10L 8I12l1OlG956i .552
Chicago -. 81 Il 71Ol11I11I17I696lI. 531
Sc. Louis. III CLIO q 6I12I16 9I6S62I .523
Pittsburgh. d Il sI15 I1OI q 8I5966I,472
Phil'd'lphIa Il0I GID 81 81 I1OI11l5S6sI .46O
Brooklyn I'LL 81 81 8l12l 81 4 657l7OI .456
Cincinnati u ii 9I 5l1OI 81 Sill l56I71I al
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-05

.n. NH nttr h, .anU. goo Tm
81 OBJ, umr n dctrmnc who nrr u.
Irnu ntnds uf tl, nmDU 30 vr
.r. n 90. mtde un, nurIuu urIr,r
n0D,aaHu ln saving tha state mm nN
COCO unan Hl assrH Incidental a. hp
waf ,oualuona ihon thp unh rrmoIt
ien f1r the Gfmrr 8. tn adnu' himself
in 10 hu.nrsH way tua Nsr condition sa
ihoueh t wna RAISING horp n our oWu
territory as ar ae posairlo to hu' rf
sou an,tmur
The presont pfNcs now ntWrod Goo
cotton is mndo Wiih She fuli assurance
nf it solllns tot mnrc mono, ih,n is nc
ms paid tno fatner There oan hr uU
law. either muraL state pr ntuonal
thai cnuld lust, contend that iho far.
mer updrr ihr urcaont conditions r
not cntItlod to that adNnre There
forp aclf preservation hgns ca, first
nW uf nature the nrmrr viii ca.
opeutr with patriotic crcdnnrs ant
businvss interests nf this Swtv Goo thr
cNtcni az pasins bls ,atton .uhit,l to
T NiH WNitN" hitfH NN W. "NHN NN A'i' NNNli
at which tlU pr,ssnt purchasers would
haN, snid BE- tnrmets krcp SOUR lat
ton uu thc matkr, as much as By
I possible % is mnnllcstl, unfair On
aYk yon iu sarrltltr Nutw rn,ducis that
others ma, resp whoru thoS have NOT
soNn.
rhc efforts nrc helms mado b, tn,
LEGISLATURE to pnss the Emcrgeuc1
\ Rin recommended hy ihc Governor
/ ihc purpose nf whloh a. to pro, Do,
warehouse facilities in which Che scot
b ton mas be starea aud apun whIef
warehouse rerclpl Will hr issurd. th,
value Ot whiyh Wili dopond tho amount
of mens~ the banking Institutions vii
loan ON that Clearwater ~ collatcrale
| with which tho farmer can relieve "a,
nevcssi,y 81 having 20 soll AIS cotton
An oes'rucl.oois, N 'ho state senate
~ oni of ii Us as much the enemy io lh'
nos; interests ~ the farmer az Ia IN,
manipulation ana iusglor ~ the colloi
market
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-05
LEWIS URGES THE FARMERS TO HOLD THEIR
COTTON Off MARKET AS LONG AS POSSIBLE

FnNr WORM Sept president.
W D. Lewis today $3.50 out thu fu.
iowias statement
10 the mcmhrirnp of tho iNmDJ
Educational aud Operative man
Of Texas
The European war frHuItlnE aH 81
has iu the decentralization pol tae maf.
kct value of cotton. and tu.f,h5 Jed.
fcctlng the best intcrrst meet onlN ol
tho farmers ~ thla eroat stale and
nation hut that of r,ort other huuucas
interest Nili ~ icu unhludDr,d result
no dinastornuslA. cffpctns ur financial
interests as thoufh this war werr Dol
ina waged can uut own seli Wherefore
the question Hhould resolve tneh in an
effort Ca determine Wholhrr oup nation
fagaecd ia war with some othet natlon
II Justly entitled ln tine pfitiirrva of
buying her suppl,s of us at loss than
one -hrlf If their uUmal value Whl,h.
n true. Ia cuuNaloni GO ,e-iine such
warning nations With lhp power Ga con
iiseato nrN 500 cent ~ tNr ,nlurs
~ ciu farm products with which tu pas
tie expenses ~ their war Ths cnn
ciuslon cannot bc h,"fied on the CON
tcntinn that the present depressed
value u cotton and uthor farm pro-
iuoia ~ nnl, attributable tu che ark
~ The normal dcmaue. resulting from
Tho European war For thr reason that
'ho longer ,hc wat cpntlnues tho sroaf
co VIII ihc supply ~ wan nciurrd
fabrics become depicted. which, lu tho
end. viii incvitahly mako the demand
equal "a and n0 less than the suppl,
hence ths argument az those enaagea
IN AN effort 20 insufa SOME means hs
which the farmer can bcromr dl-pu~r
rcssed " his cotton. is in harmony
with the usual methods retortcd 90 hs
the Enemlos ~ Progress. whose resi-.
dencc and ficld ~ operations h mot
confined TO europe, The question. ane
the ouly question Win which The fev.
mcF " confronted Is thv prcssirg ne.
ucanity of meeting his .leegs u u trS,
ths Legislature y making an efitfi 1,
pass blll booking 90 the relief 81 a.
eituetlon. Yci until the falmcr h ~.
cotion Al less than One-han 81 a.
sclue. those W whose hnnds this eoi
tom may fan are reaping IA harvest az,
the sl,uatioa has not been met il h
equivalent "a hANiae been vested viii
the isgei authority from enc State an'
national government, vesllng then
With she power 20 collect for their Owl
benefit tax on each bale OF coitol
hnusht, eaual 20 az leas, six ccnts pa
~ Inj
Thsrssors, Il ine farmer Is not q },
soosIdsfed 40 lhq matter u pfotccpor
then n'I that Y left lar him 60 do !
ssxo 10 bis creditors aud assure then
tlht what cotton We may possess !
puhjees 70 orr debts, bui Ia ius,ice 1
ourselves and the hlslaose mtrrcsls q
ear cS'onsss. hsfar We WIN ,olun,atll
eeu Y uadsr such unjust conditions
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-05
BASEBALL CRATER

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were ci"fnod is fence huetcrs 300 Ml-
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-05
PEAN WAR

ST QI ENTIN Await. U..fn,tH
rrHu.r I.o nu. i.m ra mI .Y.
m,a from pltla 90 900. population
~ about $4,000 ana stands on th
usht bank of t.r s.um, gl. ..t I.
Junction p.tu. t.. .lIaI .nH... nu,.
tHti fIt.r. u.fh fh. r.h..f l.I f..|
DIsr rhr .r uII uu u...
VlI. 10 ....H.ru .,no aI .. fh.
.eufr .f an IrH.eI..II. U..t.0t. u.I.u.
manufacturer. t..f.r .u. p..I.r f,u.
u.t uuu..pIH p.u. .n. window
curtains u N... ,.Iru. u. .pnn.ur
,nu preliminary processes. I.. n.ne
lpd tnsnn. Na.nn. uI Hlnd
mlIc ,unud,u D.. rf.I..,d Zoo are.
Quantities tul h.r. 81. ,>f,r..., .,..
Establishments m.i..n. Iu ...l. lnl
m.rh.n,.. ST. g..rt., ..,.. .... ..
.n,.,ni tm, aud u t.,..iI.. n..t.r.
.f Europe vas .a, .l.......u. D...
mIltu rlHs 0a....i .I... e..
HISTORY Drna fH r.u...U... .,r
W.,r It rcp.Il,I f... German ..ft..D. I'd
nno tm, 1901 .f n.tn.r .0.. -. ..r.
t.r.ffh. eu.t Iitu. U,t,,.n .D..r
mln mr..a UnI, G.u ..n ,i...,r .nd|
fh, rrn.h urf.f G.n lalun..n. l..
Irm.h n.n4 i,fmt.i
uDJiOGNt muIncd s,.u.,t .f
northern France. es milo. rom ...e.
STONE Enennd u ID .tu.f.d .. bis.
shoro 30 lnc gnen.h rhanua tud has
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-05
NATIONAL TAX CONFERENCE.

DENVER sept a Announcement
was made today ~ thc completion -
al plans for the eighth annual CON
ference ~ the National Tax Associa
uon which a. "a BE- held IA this city
during the first half OF ihe coming
week The sessiops win la hold ihs
Brown Palace. which win be- ihe head.
quarters u the gathering.
The confcrrncs viii be opened Tues.
day evening With an address ny i've
Governor u Colorado. followed by 4
Colorado session 81 witch phases II
taNation especially important 20 Colo.
rado anu The nelsh',arlne states. ln-
c'adins tho taxation ~ mnes and ST..
rigatcd lands. viii oe discussed
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-05

pfott3 ftr0ng Do naHfb1uH annaIH n 1UnF n0In' ~
hsoks RIDDLES heard about The meet. but i'a} Amt
quite lrf the post. his lost is sinw ls
fact you can't get distant from Isy hur that
pellet some an cop bis shafe ~ teria. fht Nrd Sos
fans strong tor RAY They'll OBJ Collins ant
dny 49, round hose iioston parts
Hes aouihpa wed throuah i've major ffaIs an
hasn't had 90 Fbi t bic go3rF hs en whip stands thc
eat fics b"ttu nfif mn, now although hc siumprd
in spriuR somehow didn't start iiu late When
Boton copied tho WORLDS bufgce Doe wood ans hailed
aa main squecrco copied oui center STAGE Thoueh
Ray had pitched classy ball he dIlnf pot mu.h
thanks at ail cause SMOKEY the
tnai year. 90 puFh Smoke bf0i' Dots hHud THlngH
looked bad Tor the noaniown band 100 nai soppoI BOZ
tho breach He pitched swell bal ihe whole yeur
through on made tho heavy inoc1r admit De-
anI w,nla lne .ame nL1e hnl nn -NnIInE 81 -nr
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-05

Avoid headache, Impurities
of tl.s Blood, constipation by
taking a cup of GRAND
MAS TEA. Best laxative
Tor children. Pleasant to
take. sweeten and take as
an ordinary tea. Package Is
cents.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-05

in the matter ~ using Noung pitch.
rs Mauagcr McGlaw pnds hmsoli iu
about the same ia ~ Manager stall.
lngo. The younr~ters ~ neither "a,
Charts 90 tho nraVea me showln.
championship stuff,
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-05

A. Boston 81 u E
BOSTON lN
phladeiphla
Batteries COLLINS aud rarusan
Bush Wslaou tnu M,Atrr
- Neu Yorf 30 o.
Nrn iur.
Washington
natiruea fsnsf aul NuuntmlE,f
Shaw aud ilsur
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-05
WAR PRIMER GIVING FACTS CONCERNING
PLACES FIGURING IN THE NEWS DISPATCHES

r4s NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC SOCIETY HAS eaeeAeeo ne fol
LOVING FACTS CONCERNING pa cEs THAT FcURNo PROM
NENTLY IN NEWS or TIE MILF OPERATIONS IN TIE GuRo
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-05
American League
Results Yesterday,

Results Yesterday.
BOSTON a. philadelphia g
potro4 g. 81 Louis
WASHINGTON 1, NeN Nork o.
clvNcland-C hicago. no gaue cuil
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-05

U0-a n010H
players PLAYERS
win bu.- lnd fnna Do g,ln LIong nc. I'd ID. I..
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-05
BASEBALL RESULTS
Texas League

Results Yestsfday,
WH.s 30 fur Worth
iinualon 4 San antonio 20
n.Hnr g. Ausin Nn lunlusnI
GHl oHton 3. beaumont O.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-05

batteries covaleskie and Ssanagc,
Hamilton, BachIlcy and Agnew.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1914-07-16

go to zjawisko bynajmniej
ME aiepokoilo.
- Pochyli} sic jak go bal
wan dobrze 2 p%rzeciwnej stro
J ny uderzy.
Kiedy TAX rozumowa1 POI
czely rozlegac sic mad jego
g1owa gluche uderzenia zu-
pelnie jakby kto WALL 2 ca.
fych sill siekiera " drzewo.
Wygnaniec nadstavil uszu
i nawp6i podni6s} sic z ha
maku.
TAX. -najwyrazniej rabano
cos ma pokladzie. W kilka
minut potem roslegl sic To-
mot i trzask przewracaja-
cego sic masztu.
Me podlega}o zadnej wat
pliwosci ale to maszt zraba-
no chcac widocznie ulzyc po-
chylonemu ma box statkowi
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1914-07-16
rucznik przechodzi} ko}o ME-

wa.
= Srodek wiru pa p6inoc
cd mas Zdaje sic re " pore
zdo{aIi6mv mu zejSc z drogi.
Mrocki uspokoi1 sic.
To szczesJiwie my6la1
sobie. Zeby tylko ocean ME
rzucat sic ME mi}osiernie ma
wszystkie strony.
Istotnie kofysanie stale sie
znowu ME do w~ytrzymania.
Ba{wany wskakiwa}y ma
pokfad tax ze :ieden 2 Mich
oblaf Sobles}awa cd stop do
g}oTy s}ona woody i piana CRY
zaca.
Klnac W duszy m}odzieniec
poszed} do kajuty zeby sic
przebrac i po}ozyc DO juz ME
m6g} d}uzej wytrzymaf. Che
roba morska zn6w 90 powa
lila La foze bolesci. Nieba-
wen pograzony W apatyi ME
wiedziaf ME chcia1 wiedziec
co sic z MIN j doko}a niego
dzieje.
Sobies}aw lezac W swoim
hamaku z zamknietemi ocza~
mi zgnebiony z gtow9 peka-
jaca cd szaloneeo b6lu sly.
szai tylko straszne skrzypie.
ME wiazah statku wycie wich
ru W takolunku bark, plusk
fall bijacej W burty i czu@ co
raz sllniejsze ko}ysania sic.
"Delfin" ME potrafi1 znac
zejs6 zupe1nje z drogi hura-
ganowi DO inaczej ME chw1a}
by sic tax okropnie ME by}"
ty podrzucany W gore to ME
spadlbY zn6w g~wa}townle W
przepa6c. To spadanie po}a-
czone z pochylaniem sic BY
10 ola Mrockiego najprzy~
krzejsze. Bledak meczy} sie
prawie tax samo jak "a pierw
Sym razem kiedy dopiero
co wyjecha} ma morze. Ogar
ne{a go apatya niezmierna.
lie czasu up1yne}o W ten
spos6b nasz podr6znik ME
umia1by odpowiedziec, mole
osm godzin.. Musia}o sic jed
max przez ten czas STAG cos
niedobrego DO ma polka
die majtkowie stu kali b ez
przerwy swoimi trze wikami,
a swistawka kapitana ME mil
k}a ami ma chwile. WYdawa1o
sic dziwnem Mrockiemu ze
dciana przeciwlegla hamako-
wi a odpowiadajaca Level bur
Gle odchyli}a sic bardzo zna-'
cznie Cd niego i pomimo nie
ustajacego koiYsania sic o.
kretu, ZachoWa1a IS normal.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1914-07-16


(Ciag dalszy.)
Alez cyklon huragan
cry orkan to tylko odmien.
ne navy tel samej rzeczy
moi chlorcze. Ot6z W prze~
widywaniu tego com powie-
dial kierujemy sic Cd paru
godzin ma pofudnie co iednak
ME Jest ola mas 1atwe DO TREE
ba lawirowa6. Zreszta,
Rozmowa urwa}a sic pc
rucznik przy1ozy} do ust
swistawke z kt6rej wYdoby}
sic przenikliwy pisk Ry} to
sygna} do zmiany kierunku
statku.
Me up}ynelo pol godziDy
a niebo SLIME sic z%achmurzy-
10 przyczem wYgledafo mai"
grozniej W p6}nocno.wschod'
niej stronie. Poruegnik ME
chcia} ju3 odpowiadac Mroc"
kiemu ma zadne z pytah kt6'
re byly artylerzysta mu zada'
wal. Gala jego uwaga bY}a 20
sroikowana na b~arometrze,
kt6ry opada} W zastraszaiacy
sposob.
Pokazywa} on zajedwie $50
milimetr6w. Me ulega}o juz
watp]iwosci re zbliza1 sic
straszliwy orkan morze prey
tenn coraz niespokojniei koEy
sa}o sic. Ba}wanY kt6re do
niedawna bieg}y wyraznie "
iednym kierunku teraz SLY
ukcsn;e jedne 20 drugich.
Pr7v kazdem starciu sic
dw6ch grzbiet6w plenistych
powstawa1a wysoka CORA Jeze
Ii taxa tala porwa}a,, Delfina"
ma grzbiet to chwia} sic on
r7uca} stekajac jak zywy czfo
wick swemi wiazami. To sill
ne ko1ysanie sic okretu zwiek
szajace sic z kazda chwila,
najwidoczniej wprawia}o wnaj
wyzszy niepok6j kapitana.
Wyszed1 on ma pok1ad W
swoim nieprzemakalnym stro
ju i ma n,ostku rozkazowym
prowadzi} narady 2 poruczni
klein pokazujac palcem ma
pok}ad.
Pc kilku minutach kapi.
tan da} rozkaz zeby szesciu
ludzi stawi}o sic do jego roz.
porzadzenia. Wybrai najsil-
-uniejszych i z~aprowadzi} ich
przez otworzona luke TOWARD.
wa do wnetrza. Mrocki ME
zwr6cil wielkiej uwagi nat
zaczynalo mu sic bowiem 70.
bic niedobrze pod~wp}ywem
rosnacego kolYsania sic del
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1914-07-16

Skor5 dwesy--oprawna W skorkx
z}oconym tytulikiem z okucien
izameczk:am, z{ocone brzeg: soc
Ani6t Str6& Chrzescisnina Katolika
zbidr modlitw i piesni s}uzaoY
ola dusz poboznych rozmiaru
5x34 cali W sk6rkowej oprawie
re z{oconym tytulikiem, ztocone
brzegi. soc
Aniot Stro&-w sk6rkowej oprawie
okuciem i ~klamerka, ze zfoco-
nym tytulikiem, z}ocone brze-
gl........ 90
Arsi@ Sh0&-oprawny " mocna
francuska sk6rks, gietkie oklad"
XII, zfocone brEegi, ze z}oconym
tytulikiem $1.s5
Amiot Stro&-Oprawny " mocna
francuska skdrke, miekkle ok}ade
III, zfocone brzegi 20 zfoconym
tytuligiem $l.5C
Zbiorek modzitw ola cz}onk6w A.
stolstwa SeYca Jezusowego, o.
prawny " sk6rke angielska,
czerwone brzegi, z z}oconym ty-
Wionek ku czci Naj6wietsze; Mary
Panny Z r6inych nabozehst~ u.
witty, oprawny W skdrke, z{oco.
ne brzegi, z z}oconym tytnllkiem
z okuciem klamerk9 .....$l.25
Wyborek-oprawny ozdobnie "
miekka sk6rke z z}oconym tytu.
iikiem z}occue brzegi...... 75c
Wy6orek oprawny " mocha miekka
skorke, z z}oconym tytulikiem
z}ocone brzegi.. $50
Wyoor oPrawny " sk6rke : oko-
clem i klamerka, zlocone brxei
81 (gruby druk). SIS
! piesni, ma duohow9 ooleohs.
pozytek ludsl PoDosnyoh roz*
n yeI ssieg xeor.ny; o pre-.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1914-07-16

Bog z Tobq, xs,azecska do nabc!
rozmiar 34x34 Gala 10 / l5c
Chwata Bogw, zbi6r nailepssego
~nabozehstwa piesni kosclclnych,
rozmiaru 4x23 cali. ....... 45c
Chsuata Bogu oprawua " sk6rke re
z}oconym tytulikiem, z}ocone
brzegi.. QUO
Gawaka Bogu, Y ozdobr' bla{ej
oprawle z klamerk9 l3ocone
brZegl.. -. $l.lO
Cnwata Bogu, oprawna " miekka
skorke re s}oconym tytulikiem,
! z}ocone brzegi.. CSC
Dusi,au Ksia&ka do nabozehstws
ola wszystkich katclik6w, opra.
VIVA " sk6rke. z1ocone brzegi ,
z@cconym tytullkiem. ..$l.5t
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-09-21

convenience It Is mounted on a tripod so that members can move 1t to any po-s sition either in the club rooms or upon the promenade decks and adjust it to any
 angle to suit their convenience.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-09-21
NEW TELESCOPE AT PRESS CLUB PROVES . UNIQUE DIVERSION
Instrument Has Double Set of Lenses for TerretriaI Observations and Study
 of the Heavens

The Newspaper club has just installed a new telescope for the use of it's mem bers and already 1t is proving a popular diversion to gaze upon objects up and down Jones valley. The instrument is equipped with a double set of lenses malS- ing 1t universal for observing terrestrial objects or for studying the heavens at night.
 The telescope was purchased through J. 1T. Finder from Bausch & Lamb. and is said to be an exceptionally fine in- strument. It Is of the prsmatic type, It's lenses are two and q half inches in diameter and for terrestrial observations is claimed to be highly efficient up to 12 miles.
 It was felt by the club that the ton of the Jefferson bank building, the high est point in the city. was an ideal place for telescope and as there are num- her of amateur astronomers in the club, 1t was thought it would bo great pleas ure and convenience to them.
 While the full possibilities of the in- strument have not yet been worked out, members who have used the terrestrial lenses are amazed at the way 1t brings out distant objects. The plants at Ens- ley and North Birmingham and the va rious homes on North and South High lands and upon Red Mountain are brought right down town.''
 The telescope barrel is not long-some- thing under 30 inches-because 1t Is the prismatic type built for compactness and
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-09-21
LITTLE DISTRESSED
 COTTON REPORTED
Buy-a-Bale Movement En- c0urages Farmers to Hold
 Staple

New Orleans, September 1o-The stua- ton in the cotton trade was improved last week by the almost general resump- ton of business in the spot centers of the south Agitation looking toward opening the local future market. however. was met by opposition on the ground that the ring would find difficulty in talk ing care of the trades which probably would result from an early opening.
 The course of spot prices was upward, little distressed cotton was reported any where. farmers generally were firm hold CTS and the "buy-a-bale" movement served to encourage holding even If it did not materially better the situation by retiring actual cotton from the open market.
 Weather conditions over the belt were considered favorable, except toward the end of the week. when too much rain was reported, especially in the Atlantics. With another government condition re- port approaching. the last one of the season, the trade Is taking increased in- terest in crop accounts.
 This week, more than ever since the European war started, the attention of both departments of the local market will be directed toward attempts to re- sume trading on normal basis Fur will be of assistance to those who are putting forward plans for reopening the future business because it will furnish a higher basis for the liquidation of the outstanding long interest