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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1914-12-14
STEEL MILLS GET
| AFEW MORE ORDERS
Gain In Last Two Weeks
Was Between 10 and
Is Per Cent

New York. December 13.-Steel mills
succeeded during last week in securing
some additional orders for rolled steel
products from domestic consumers at
the expense of prices. but in the main
business was disappointing. In the last
two weeks the gain in orders and spe-
cifications has been between 10 and Is
per cent. In November the output and
shipments by the United States Steel
corporation subsidiaries was equivalent
to about one-third of capacity, while
orders were about one-fifth capacity.
Steel building orders were again
light. the aggregate being under 1000
tons. The largest domestic order was
1900 tons for drill hall at Cornell uni
versity and the principal export con-
tract was for 5000 ton addition to
the government dry dock at Pearl har-
Dor, Hawaii. On Monday bids will be
in on 1000 tons of steel for cotton
warehouses at New Orleans Although
structural steel orders in the last 60
days have been the. smallest in six
years, the total tonnage for 1914 is
considered likely to be more than one
million tons
The railroads booked orders for 49,
500 tons of rails, including an addi-
tional order for 5000 tons for the New
York Central, not previously reported,
1900 tons for two southern railroads
and 1000 ions for a copper company in
Arizona. The Pennsylvania railroad re-
instated an order for 1850 cars to be
built at the Altoona shops Export or
ders were placed for several thousand
tons of wire rope, nails and wire and
10000 tons of steel for railroad use.
Sales of pig iron by merchants ag-
gregated about $4,000 tons. Some Vir-
ginia furnaces made concessions of %
cents per ton. Pig iron output today
Is at the rate of 17,900,000 tons an
nually, including charcoal iron. For
the current year the output will be
about 100000 tons.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1914-12-14
FIVE S. /. A. A. COLLEGES
MAY BOLT ORGANIZATION

Memphis, Tenn, December 13.-(Special.)
Following the defeat of the uniform
amendment. and the summer baseball
clause of the one-year rule at the an
nual meeting of the Southern Intercol-
legiate Athletic association, a coach of a
prominent southern college said here to-
night that a movement for the forma-
ton of a new association was already on
foot.
This new organization, according to this
authority, would include Vanderbilt, Sc
vance, Mississippi, Georgia Tech Ala
bama and possibly one or two other uni
We. sites in this section.
This new association, it is understood,
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1914-12-14

would abolish the one-year rule allowing
four years participation in all athletics
and also do away with the summer base
ball clause, which prohibits professional
ball and any playing at all outside play
ers home county. The proposed members
the authority stated, would also pass a
IA unit entrance requirement, and that
as they We're all within about 300 miles
Of each other teams in all branches of
athletics could meet and an undisputed
championship be decided.
This latter feature, he pointed out,
woill,. he inrossible under the class a
and B amendment of the 8. I. A. A Ac-
tive steps, it is said, will be taken shortly.
The S. T. A. A. meeting just closed at
Lexington, KY, defeated the measures
which, it is said, will cause the bolt.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1914-12-14
BIRMINGHAM
SOCCER LEAGUE RESUL rs

Pratt City and Wylam played two
great games on Pratt City grounds
Saturday. Pratt City, Sr., won. score to
!, and the junior game was a draw,
2 to ..
These two teams are the best in the
western division and great rivalry ex-
lists between the two, both teams are
playing good, clean ball. Wylam says
she will turn the tables on Pratt City
in the next game, but Pratt City says
she will keep the league and win the
championship. Whatever the result is
the public Will see some good sport.
A meeting of the Soccer association
has been called for Monday night. 1t
will be held in the office of z. Nespor.
All members have been urged to at
tend.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1914-12-14
Pigeons His Preferred Loot

from the PhlIadeIph1a RECORD.
Sunbury, Pa-Michael PoclS of Sham
ol1in today pleaded guilty to stealing
a 25-cent pigeon and was sentenced to
serve IS months in the Northumberland
county Jail. He remarked that he
usually made 81 day when he worked
and that the Is months sentence
would mean at least $500.
Poclx has been in jail Is times and
every time he was committed for pigeon
stealing.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1914-12-14
EUFAULA

Eufaula, December 13.-(Speoial. +,
The soil survey of Barbour county.
which is being made by N. e. Bell and
II. c. Smith of the department of agri-
culture will be soon completed and the
surveyors will begin to make up their
reports.
Over so young men took the examin-
alton yesterday at Clayton for rural
carrier out of that town, a larger num-
Der than has applied for any one place
in many years.
Jim Wilson, son of Mr. and Mrs. AL
bert Wilson, has Joined the United
States army and has gone to the bar
racks at Columbys. o., for training.
new retail grocery is to open up
on January 1. 1t Will be located at the
corner of Broad and Eufaula streets
and will be operated by James and Os-
born Spurlock, the former of whom
has been connected with the Eufaula
Grocery company; the latter with H. D.
Engram.
The Eufaula lodge of Elks are max
ing their usual preparation to bring
Christmas to the poor of the city,
which has been their custom ever since
the lodge was organized. On Christmas
morning baskets of food will be dis
tributed along with clothing and other
useful articles That will make glad
both young and old.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1914-12-14
RADICAL CHANGES
IN HARVARDS 1915
FOOTBALL SCHEDULE

Cambridge, Mass. December 13.-There
will be radical changes in Harvard's 1915
football schedule, according to a state
ment from an authentic source tonight.
Five teams which the Crimson faced this
fall have been dropped. These are Mich
igan, Washington and jefferson. Spring
field Y. NJ c. college, Tufts and Bates
Colby probably will open the season at
the stadium, Trinity, newcomer, will
have the second game, and Pennsylvania
State will come third. Games with Prince
ton, Brown and Yale again will close the
Crimson season in that order
For the three mid-season dates, Vir-
ginia, West Point Carlisle, Cornell and
Williams are under consideration.
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Avondale Juniors won from Minor school
in well-played game on Avondale
grounds, score to l. Lineup of teams:
Avondale Juniors: Bennie Summons,
Ralph Burgin, c. Ball. Sonny Swine, Ed
die Robertson, w. Wall, NJ. Hardwood,
Joe Hendrix, Stanley Hughes, p. Waivers,
Arthur Haynie.
Minor school: Moseley, Padgett, Davis,
j. A. Davis, Truss. Burgin, Haster, Cain,
BroadnaX, School, Gray.
Avondale Seniors won from Avondale
Wesley House by the score of to l.
Lineup of teams:
Avondale park: Bert Montgomery, Il
Jollie, T. White, Douglas Bush, II. Brock
Il. A. Fairburn, B. White, II. Carter Jacl,
Henderson, McCool, Curt Ayers.
,Avondale Wesley House: IL. Tabor, Ii
Tucker, ]. Thomas, j. Moore, G. Collier
C. Shouse, b. Baker, f. Lane, G. Tucker
b. Upton, A. Shouse.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1914-12-14
Sticks Police ON Cunid

From the Washington Star.
Worcester Mass.-Rev Frederick
Nicholson pastor of the First Spiritual
church, today appealed to Chief of Po-
lice Hill for protection against love-
sick maidens and scheming mothers.
For weeks. he said, his life has been
made unhappy by love letters and tele-
phone calls. He turned over to the
police a package of letters, some OF
them daintily colored and richly
scented.
Police officials subsequently visited
one home and advised that attentions
to the pastor cease.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1914-12-14
Hubbard Bros. & Co.

Cotton Merchants, Hanover Square. N.
Y. Members New York Cotton Exchange.
New Orleans Cotton Exchange. New
York Produce Exchange. Associate
Members liverpool Cotton Association:
Orders solicited for the purchase ana
sale of Cotton and Cotton Seed Oil for
future delivery. Special attention and
liberal terms given for eonsignmants OF
spot cotton for delivery. Cosrespond.
once invited.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1914-12-14
Cure for Thirst

From the Toledo Blade.
What do you want the 10 cents for?"
asked the minister. Booze" replied
the bleary beggar, shamelessly- 81 need
it awful bad--it's just about KILN
me-"
Isn't there any way you can get rid
of that terrible appetite for drink ??
"Yep-I kin do it i'm holy minute
II you'll femme have that dime
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1914-12-14
Assess Standing Timber

Jackson, Miss, December 13.--(Spe-
cial )-R. c.. Garnett, sheriff of Sun
flower county, reports to Auditor
Thompson that about $4,000 additional
assessment on account of standing
timber" has been made against his
county by the state revenue agent.
There We're a few counties that made
no return whatever on standing tim
Der, though the assessment blank con-
tains a column for that purpose. Sun
flower county reported $500 worth
of standing timber for this year and
the revenue agent thought that was
entirely too little, wherefore he sent
deputy to the county to see If there
was not more timber than that. He
found $4,000 worth, which is quite an
item, and If the 80 counties of the
state should average that it means a
good, big sum for the state as well
as the revenue agent. Pearl River
county reported 100000 worth OF
standing timber last year, but neigh
boring counties, known to be just as
heavily timbered, showed up with next
to nothing in comparison. The total
assessment for the state on this ac-
count was last year $40, 254,399.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1914-12-14
M Casualties

From the Boston Evening Transcript.
II see that another naval engagement
is reported
Between the British and Germans?"
No; the captain of cruiser has be-
come engaged to the admirars daugh-
ter"
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1914-12-14
Birmingham, Ensley & Bessemer Railroad

Mortgage
these hereby invited
arising
BIRMINGHAM, BESSEMER IN p
DEPENDENT
Shawmut Bank Bldg,
AMERICAN TRUST co.
Boston
Bondholders he
TRADERS NATIONAL
Ala
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ATHENS

Athens, December 13.-(Special.)
E. F. Puryear of this place. once the
sheriff of the county. has been APP
pointed deputy revenue collector for
the northern part of the state by Rev
nue. Collector John d. Mcneil. He will
assume his duties Monday, December a.
A barn belonging to Belt Cole, i'll
the east part of the county, was de-
stroyed by fire last night and large
quantity of hay corn, harness and
farming tools and a valuable horse
was lost in the fire.
The county institute for white teach
ers of Limestone county met at the
courthouse Saturday morning at 1890
with a large attendance.
The City School Improvement asso-
citation is the name of a new organi-
cation formed among the ladies of
Athens who have for their purpose the
betterment of the surroundings of the
children in the public school, to i'm
prove the building and to equip it for
the better work of advancing the chill
dren. The following officers have been
elected Mrs George Wood, president;
Mrs. C. S. Seavey, vice president; Mrs.
j. M. Atkinson, secretary; Mrs. Charles
1. Smith. treasurer.
number of changes will take place
in the business circles here January l.
Two of the largest dry goods and
clothing concerns here will consolidate
on the irst-Sarver Coffman & High
tower and Smith 81 Nelson. Coffman re-
tires and goes to work for the city
of Athens. Carter & Thomas and Cham
bers & Co, win consolidate their two
large grocery businesses, John Morris
having Joined forces with the firm
Mr.. Carter retires.
The home of Mrs. James d. Gordon
county cotton weigher. was partially
destroyed Saturday afternoon by fire
which broke out in the roof of the
house. The fire department was soor
on the scene and saved most OF tn,
| house. Fully covered by insurance.
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The county institute for white teach
ers of Limestone county met at the
courthouse Saturday morning at 1880
with a large attendance.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1914-01-31
ROADS N BRIDGES.
SUPPORT OF

w T Keathley, keeping paupers 80 70
Florence Hogshead, a pauper, allowed 2 90
John Albert, coffin for poor person 5 90
VIM Blue, money to poor person p
John | Marshall, money to poor person 3 90
Aug Rieke, coffin for pauper 90
VIM Blue, feeding paupers 1 90
VIM Sheriff., support of Mrs Jones "a 90
w 7 Keathley, care of paupers 80 %
Same, care of insane paupers 1877 90
VIM Sheriff., support of Mrs Jones is 90
Mrs NJ j Wright, support of JEFF Linn 10 CD
VIM E Jones, witness for jeff Linn 4 50
Thos Jones, witness for JEFF Lihn 4 50
Mrs NJ J Wright, allowance for jeff Linn 4 90
John Reed, dep shift, fees VS. JEFF Linn 8 40
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1914-01-31
IRON COUN. MO.

III Same, phone at COZ = house 500
11S G R Crow & Bro, lime for Jail 25
119 CO Percy & Son, repairs to jail building 81 so
!. 1870 j F Pease, papering room in Jail bldg 800
s 1874 John Marshall, cabinet for assessor 400
4 1855 VIM Blue, janitor work at ct h and jail 80
5 12 A M Madigan, supplies for ct and Jail 353
19 H Adolph, Office rent co highway engr 10 so
1870 CT Crow & Bro, lumber for Jail 6 So
1872 Ironton Telephone Co, phone ate h and Jail 10 40
1888 F Pease, papering kitchen in Jail bldg so
1874 Chas Sutton, carpenter work in Jail bldg 100
1877 DR. G w Farrar, Office rent co supt schools Is 90
3 2t3 VIM Blue, supplies for ct and jail 100
26 CO Percy & Son, supplies for Jail 35
3 20 Henry Adolph, office rent highway engr IA 90
21 G A Left, Office rent co supt schools 90
22 A M Madigan, supplies for ct h and Jail 40
23 Baldwin Mfg Co, rental of office co supt so
24 Ironton Telephone Co, phones at court
house and Jail 40
26 DR. A Marshall, med attention at Jail 2 90
21 A M Hampton, cleaning fues at ct h 90
24 VIM Blue, saving wood and janitor work 40 90
4 25 ] M Whitworth, supplies for ct h and jail Is 65
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1914-01-31

ROADS AND BRIDGES.
Feb'y 3 "a &c Whitworth, supplies for road dist 2
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1914-01-31

Sept 3
Nov 3
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-02-12

IpR SALE OR EXCHANGE Some well So
cured l.t mortgage pot"s from $50 90 no
Io $1,000 Uo The Morgan Inv Co.. 5l5-4G
Robinson Arcade.
WANTED win tra'c good interest bearing
paper fnr room modern residence. Al.
dro.s l2fO mrn World
WANT TO UDY oil and gas lcasrs Her.
sfrttcr and Weaver. 20l Sbushrrv Bldg
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-02-12
SGemWgr apherS amG
NUGAFa@.S

The United stenographers Of New
York have an office at 106-B East
Third street, near Tulsa Hotel, where
they maintain a corps Of trained oper-
atives for publice work. Al opera
tives have private desks and equip
ment, to insure accuracy and dispatch,
and the office suite has quiet rooms
for private dictauon. Upon call, the
head stenographer will send one of
her assistants to any business house
or established Office in the city to take
detection or do notary work. Rates
reasonable; charge accounts, payable
monthly. Phone 1891.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-02-12
Sale aHld Trade
BaFgaiIlS

Convert your vacant lots into i'm
mediate income, viii trade good five
room cottage in Cancy Kansas, for
desirable vacant lots in Tulsa, this
property is located N the best resident
district, has good cistern, cave, nice
shade and blue grass lawn, will bring
good rent
Five room bungalow, new and mod
ern, splendid resident district east
side. has cistern and shade, price
S2.250. half cash balance Ike rent.
Standard drilling outfit, will trade
for desirable resident property or
farm land. priced to sell Immediately.
List your vacant lots, and rental
property. give special attention to
rents and collection Of rentals.
4O4 Robinson Arcade Phone 3lO4 or
Red 1918.
Ill NIL NdlIkHSM1N
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-02-12
MOTORCYCLES

loR SALE .igl3 q p . cylinder lndI1a
motorcycle hls ,pscdomgtrr Oli Sol lamp
wish Presto. tandem seat With pedal. 2-Ni
auto tres . 2SN2A tires go with 30 Good
O.. now and vil. dewoHstratr phouc = 3
TNHn Hotel Tulsa win sell right
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ROOMS FOR RENT
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FURNISHED ROOMS
Wanted

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f1r house kcrpirg u' rhildr.u s W pre-.
frrrrd Cal Credit Man Bass Furniture
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on state line between Oklahoma and Missouri
price $50 per acre flr Tulsa pruuprty j "
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hardwood floor, best residence sp,tion OF
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let, combination fixtures slccping porch
open for inspection 4 b lewis room 20
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bungalow aad garage corner lot. goou 10.
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street walking distance. Phone kenton
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mugS NJ OF i4Isa' DO acres m cut leased
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insou Arcade
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FOR SAIEA few car, best prairie hay.
Write or call for pricei Broken Arrow
Produce Co. Rrohru Arrow. OkH
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INpFWRITERS Tor rent first class cordi
uon. D. G. Smith & Bro s. typewriter Co
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SITUATIONS WANTED

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Ful' secretary, ai,n1guphfr CLERK ,-
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WANTED Position as piano player a or
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800
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WAITED Position as c.pr g,h O. rpIucr
n rHft 100 or our NJ The civ experienced
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-02-12
CLAIRVOYANT

MADAME FRANCIS, trance medium aud
palmist III So. Boston. Phone 3002
SPIRITUAL. medium and clairvoyant. ad.
yises on all walks of life business love
marriage and home life. Scance Friday night
1880, don't fau to hear the nspiratoaal talk
and receive messages. 2l2 South Detroit
Ave.