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Norfolk & Western Railway

ONLY Ali.-RAiL LINE TO NORFOLK
Scheduie In effect April s. 1915
Leave Byrd Street station. I,ichmopd FoR
NORFOLK $500 y. NJ $500 T. NJ =, %
;'oI LYNcIInunG AND THE yvrsr.
81. a. NJ. 1850 ~ NJ. 300 =. ~. 900
N. Us" j. NJ. I'll: 80 l.. NJ From the Wcsi
=" ~ VI. t::lo L. NJ. il:iO L. NJ sGI7
DAILY tDaily except Sunday, ;Sunaay
W. Is BEVIIL " G sAI-rnprr
+. Z. NJ. Isounokc g. T. 80;
{. ii SoSLEf. u. T. "a. Richmond Va
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SOME III ZINC.
RE~tI.T> RECE~~lDN>

I;cali2inE b. th, Afternoon resulted in re-
ctssionS ANA pr"ht-tdkHs was In progress
when The m.ukot close.
notwithstanding the tact that Sicc! -nm-
mon does not paw amy dividend, and tAcrs
j. % large element of u"uht regarding I'll"
resumption ui payments bay the dircc .ur>
when the! meet nest Tuesday tho shares
continue 20 ho purchased freely. Although
The Chances of quick and large profits L..
this isSu" Ur not appeal 1" persons who
hay" successfully specialized in the war
brides" the stock il well liked 10y SDsc.ila-
good market II developments should -rruu.
s"iiinc ""t ~: IN. shares. whereas the ular-
ket tni wur 't"cks fades away rapidly upoH
uniHNu!"hlc nv"-. Many followers ~ TIL
tap feel that owing TO the Eemerrl list ;
big advance The timr has come Whou :, *
far safer 10 "cal IN Steel common with the
assurance of un..:uI guoU runrllr; ON which
{" ell rather then SO; into 5t war stock.
The market f"r wh',h mir:t disappear - or
night Earnings of the Steel Corporr zion
80" Tho quarter ended September "a. -ro
itna'ci al the way from So H'r.0Gp L"
S'.N%'F Current earnings are also said 10
be ~ IA" v"i" a.. mor" than % per cent un
INC 90 nWon hat these figures are not Off
Cini. Tho steel Corporation j. believed to he
IN t'n '.uU:UHily strong position lraH"-wi~c iU
tnat - stctUi".ily refused to- he ~vnulpo.'
with var urUvr~ when JNe general rush LIS
Nc lilies Ia Lace orders hogan. " 1t result
N" corporation Is nov in i POSITION "f
beng able (" receive business at hirh prices
trr' c"turr the 'rcam of tho business. 50 far
n!1IliS concerned
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SOUTHERN RAu,111ay

Run. Leave Richmond-A.u'u station
ScneGCle ngureS not C.grauteen For ,hs
south DAILY: $50 A. ~ ioCa!: .o;ao , 81
ehrress: T.: NJ express. VIA obsrrvaiion
"ierpinE ear Tor Atlanta: ii:l3 = ". express,
'Ic"plnE car open ~ =. VI. 3.Vy r. 81 Iocn!
:or k-ysviiIe and Chase City-week darA
iOTk !i\cr Lin:-s:.o + NJ, Steamer Train
Except Sunday. come ting .Or BaItiu,d. :,
.faric' carr. ':5, y anl 1873 T. 81 Ga,i,
local.
Trains Arrive H'cnmord-Fro,n the sop,s
':o' A. 81. ,ad SO \. ~. $50 2 ri s:m
VI. daily s'H =. NJ. except SUNDAY,
rom Nest Point: s:tj \. 81. EXCEPT .ioo
day: s;D a. NJ: aud e:I5 T.. 81 daily
O!i:~" S'I Z. Main St. Pnon. MAIDS IN -.
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False rrctcuscs charged.

Raymond Saunders. the young man
arrested several days ago on Il charge
or obtaining SiJ from the Hotel Stunpl
under false prctcnScs. VIII be arrai"ncd
In tho Police Court on October "a or :,
charge OF obtaining $40 from w. d.
Moses d Company in a similar way.
Detective Ser.cantS Wiltshire and
Bailey arrested him. The first charge
was dismissed after q scttlcm, III had
been Effected out Of court
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PROPOSALS-Sealed
PROPOSALS INVITED.

CltY OF PrterSDnrE. Va.
Sealed proposals for the construction
or l.ho0 square yards. more or less OF
granite block paving will be received by
the street Committee until noon Oc-
tobcr %. 1915. All bids must be ad-
plainly marked "Bidd for Old street
Paving, said bids must be accom-
panied by certified check of five hun
dred dollars (S510.00) as evidence OF
good faith on the part OF the bidder
The committee reserves the right to
accept or reject all bids
specifications for the above work can
Toe obtained from the city engineer. r.
T.. Budd. upon request
T.. i. GOODWIN
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NEW Work.. Octnhei :c.-Eur sugar. ii,.n;
centrifugal -: noinsscS 50. ra;, 81
~'"uly Ipii,r and cheese. firm. Spot coffee
ri,Idy: III" =. ~. Santos l. al,
Tl" early i'cuG "f cnitouSe.i oil pri,r.
was lower Affected by iarG. stop loss or
"ci> W"rc reached hut after declining about
icn points tho market rallied and was STEADY
nI the AFTERNOONS with cotton and ON an
i'\"i"nI" crop "E" Weather news Fi,t.E
prices Yer" to points lower. sales ;, Caj
barrels. SDnt. ;.'nu7.>H: October :7tG- N.
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-
RICHMOND HAY M.tHKEr.


,.CIIlCAGO. October ia.-II"Hs weak: bulk
SMlomS.th: light s;.GiMsS51: miN.I. s7.s1nS> 81
nchNr. S'.S"S's S.ia rough. s;>isiSNQc: ,,.g~
'h'""S..n. Cattle. steady. native hee;
alerr*. ss.,On$l0io: Western steers .G.,,5iSS 81
COWS ana heiicrS. 81 NJi,S>.3j: calves t,.:Ir
fI"O. Sheep weak: wcthers. Sc 2.II q. 50
ewes. $t00'FSd 10: lambs. SG..5siSSss
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MICmMnNn linz srncK MAKKEr
'Snlss ut Union stock iurdsD

'''HIFN at Vnl"h StOrk lurUN.l
RiChm"ni. Va. O,tol,r ~. 80.
iicSi steers. .iaG>: medium to good :, "a.
toniim"n to fair. i'i.. Best hoif"rS ...s'c', {:
medium I" good. ii.MG: common 20 rpir.
go. Best cows. Ii,IIt.: m.Iium to Too,i.
t'm": common. 10 fair 3ia1na. Bc,i oxen.
.H''t. medium To Eo0i j'iTG: common to
iuir. HSM3. Best bulls ji,WI',: light ;i.Ii:.
BPSt cal, cs. 9I:0: common AMI medium.
mN[. Cows and calves. t%o%i 81. Best hogs
S,,"?; light. Sitn>i.; SONS aud s.ags. 't,SiGi..
hesi sheep. 'fc: common ia iir. tsij Hest
lambs. S7na: common and light. dari.
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RAILROADS,
Atlantic Coast Line

-hc Standhru RAILROAD Of the South
EFFECrlVE APRIL .. 1913
TRAINS LEAVE; RICHMOND SAny
F", fioriia and south: s:E a 81. aud s:u
NJ. tt.lU r.. M. Nv"
For y. q w; Ry. Wont: s:n a. NJ. ,:s.
tno' ps'Ss3urs; i2:as a. NJ. e:IS A H..
40 a; 81. sW !. b.. $50 A. NJ. 500 p n.
.t:D 4. NJ. ti:lD +. ~. L:36 T.. A. on, r A.
f:3 l.. NJ HAS, NJ. ".'
t.. Goidsboro ana Fayetteville: 1900 p A,
tiains arrive hicnmo1d daily: $50 A. Ar
.:ls "a r.; s:S a. ~: 's:H III. tlS:ti
a. a.. i:t1 A. 81. '3:l9 r. ~. tao p
N.3I z. III.
Except Sunday. tsundny only.
Time OF arrival and departure ana conpac-
lions i.ot Euaruntc.d
{. !. s:ASPREii. d "a n, MAJ, O.,
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Country Cured Bacon,
y" ''''e \,N; Pr Ci,oViniii;rio>..

VI ?.
lower. hu. ""tive At prices quoted: hens re-
rciu;s heavy: mHrkct clu;ted AMI ,'uii
i:EEs-Rc"ciriS remain light and IN -ooJ
lc'vnnd. fit'r-,iarN"t firm. receipts
light. Dr"r-MHrket dull owing - warn,
weather. Ca'tle-Neals scarce and wan;od:
cattle active
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Official Range and Sale Of Stocks IN New York
a. THOMAS bkA\A,. " CO. tankerS ana =. oNv

'.-Uc ANS manners ...... -....
coo Ais chalmers. ptd .,
i.In0 Am AEr Chem. com
100 Amer Beet Sugar. com
zoo American Can ..........
500 American Can, pfI ......
2S.300 Amer. Car ana Fdry 80.
1900 American Cotton Oil
;.300 Amer. Hide and Lea. pr
200 American i.insccd Oil 49,.
i0.Nou American Locomotive -.
Amer. Loco, pfd ......
in.l1o American Smelling 800.
american Snun. com.
zoo NmCricnn Sugar ....
ZOO Amer. Tel. and Tel. co.
2.""| American tobacco. com
American Tobacco. pfd
1850" anaconda Copper ....
1909 AtChisou ..........
zoo Atlantic Coast Limo. ....
y {. l.. OF Connecticut
ZOO baltimore and Ohio.
l.>o0 bethlehem steel Co. com
zoo Bethlehem steel Co. pfd
1000 Baldwin Loco. "
BROOKLYN Rapid Transit
i2.ICo Central Gather. com.
400 Canadian Pacific ...
1900 California Petroleum e..
5000 Chesapeake and Ohio.
e
1890 Chi. Great West. pfd.
$500 Chi. Mil. and st. Paul.
II, 100 cruciblcStccl Cor. com.
200 cruCiblc steel. pfd. 80.
@3,loo Colorado Fuel and Iron
Colorado ana southern. .
i.20o Consolidated Gas
500 Corn Products com
Den and Rio Gran. com
~" Eri" :....: :..........
loco Erie, LIST pfd .........
Fed. NJ in. ana SIN. pfd.
".2nh General Electric
5000 Goodrich . ...
500 Great Northern. Dfd
S>.5On Great Northern Orc Ctfs
200 Illinois Central $1,000.
200 lntcrboro- Met. .
loo Inter Nickel ...
LOO Int. Harvester. com
COCO Int. Mcr. Marine. pfd
10" mt. PAPER .........
Int. Paper. pfd. .......
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ASK MIR. Bowman
y BOUT HIS

ot. l.lNE TOURS to the Pacific Coast
anu lanalna Pacific Exposition. October
:nd and 3uth: 81 days OF real pleasure
WlTiioCT TROUBLE. or CARE. Phone
Randolph 1871
6IS T. Mnin street, Richmond. Vn.
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chicago GRAIN MARKET.

CHICAGO Octohcr .?.-Bearish effects uf
the immense receipts of wheat In the North
west we're nearly offset to-day by The alb
senre of any great accumulation of stocks
there ar elsewhere. The market closed
nervous. shade to !. lower with DcCrn-
her at LOST. n ior5- May at lo5, C'nrn
finished 4 to - down: oats of Sf!,. pnd
provisions showing 'osSes ut 70 to ~.
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,Bv W. G cr"ushuw \ co..
I,i.hinnNtL y. lDr.lLnr 70 :,

Richmond. Va. pctnh"r % 80.
.tnpr..
Fancy large. rcd. per bI...... . =
F.rcv barge" green. per Dol. ......... :;
RED. stripe. per nbI ................... , -
rHhc! Duchess per "h'- Observation-Disclosures. > 30
Fancy crab per hush"l.... .......... ;;
Pears.
Fancy RH; tlctis. pc. hhl ..-............s on
.'mi.Cy S"ck'lS. -. hhl..... ............ : N
Fancy lfrtl"NS. l'r hnth"l. co.. 80. . ~
Fancy Sc"hi"s per hNch ............... :; ~
Fancy l:"ont". p@r NIL. ...... .......... : n
i,an"y kieu"'. r"r OH .-.....:. ........ ! q
rI"c' tIhpp> fH,"fii"- per nhl. -....... , ~
Peaches.
Fancy Georgia iS"ilrS. per Crat-.,...f u;
Fancy vclowS, r>r hAlr- hu>hei baske. 20
Fancy whltcs. pcr it'lf.husilsI basket a
Plums
.i'i red per -iN- ba <Esi carrier NJ
Fancy RurhnnlS. per six basket "arr.or 90
farcN Wi"kshains 30 six basket car.
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NEW NORk October ,9.-Port movement
MiddinG. !2.6l"; exports :Eo bales sales 20
hnrS: stock. ::6.i.i bales.
Total to-day at All DOr'S-N"t receipts.
3";'1 bales; exports. 80 bales: stock. ..oo7.s,,
bu!vr
Total for week No, receipts. 1854 bales:
cNunrts. SiS2 bales.
Total for s"asnn-Nc, receipts lis SO
htl's. exports, l.":6.,36 bales
NEW ORLEANS. October l9.-The cotton
market WAS marrow to-day. standing most
20 the time slightly above ycstcrd9y's clos
hr' level ANA making D., net change f"r tho
10y ~ only t" points advance White
80 u"ws contained hullIsh features and
!!eTt'n':"s 10 bulge were met by large Of
A:"Urd ih" "peniar the market went to
inint~ "N"r yesterdays close in syi hpathv
with higher Liverpool than que. RMS risc
caused heavy offerings. under which price
'cl. ~ t" = points. Their. some talk
~ improved weather conditions over tho
h"it which. however. the detailed vc;, he
'cp'rjS al IN" miGdlc of the rnorninr
hardly h"r' out. NJ noon the market was
hack e, ~" highest levels again. and IL,
tn" afternoon stood at its highest on re-.
ports "f good business among tho cotton
mills. both ia this country ANA in Emglrnd
N",ion Futures closed: ortoh"r. 30; 10
NHN '3f Spot cotton; steady, unci'anged
>t.ts "n ~n"t. 81 bales. ia arrive .i.a
bales MiIdiinG cotton, .2o5c.
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Mlhvalc steel !. Feature.

Especial to The Times Dispatch
NEW YORK. October l9.--Activity
anu strength OF MidNale Steel. when
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M.tKIiEIS.

NEW YORK. October II. After sun. o,r,
irTcEuarIiy tho cotton market turnc,
steadiei to-day OH !nliish weather and oIo,
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NiW tiltH - TOUCHED
Hl IEtTltEI. SHARES

Leather shares touchod new hi;h prjccy
10" ", ,mi. men AH@rcn" iiit" ana
shown, uHdo ~ tn, report Tor the quarter
"nd"d S"rtcrncr e showing tho inr"cs,
aru;rsi =. den,it Of ;li.3i; :6r ;.o sam-
Hua',G, vs. ycn Tn" rnrrcn; IL. q "rar
e,reyt.d io hc Il record one and cnr,,inrs
re r&nS,ied to "!ual about "a per cent ct
uri"d states Industrial .llc"hol common
iHayn l, nc new hish Of ~ much |" tn"
below :. 40 o,mp,myimg the arynnc" w.y.
rum"rs that dividends would hc started.
n.>i'l.r Sec ntitiS, corpora'i"m stock was
al" strong, touching "a n"w hiGh l"vc on
reports That current earnings .',u;l t"
nearly r"f cent - year ON the stock rho
LARGE earnings cSpcct"d iui both these on
c"in arc '" come out ot the .ar.c ,ui,-
Wa''s Tor al,%ho. r"eSmi'y p,a, ED Win them
,N4'NihkiSud'nE IN" ne" hiEh record Tor
heth''N"m S;'"L "r"NcrS ar" rcportin. 'uVu'
Some represent tn" reiuvcstm"nl "i profits
H., persons WI" aspect t" see the shares soil
~ i"iSt y >''-. ana perhaps to S.."lN.
Free offerings I'y banks ON ~ four al
per cont m the face "f the Anglo French
b"md notation assure q continuation "i the
Sui mark, ar,"rdin- :" Conservative
market Tor siru. that nigh, result in u
yurinilm"n' of speculation nv tho linking
On, cni,. az; E..N l.,ani Ar ir,,tac. VAS
M,ct.N o" Hl.nni'n"S from IhiraR" 81. l.rms
%x"nt6Hr Hc properly t%g g"I ihc loG in" =
don; st"ykhoii,rs committee. would rr.,-
;,i.oonooo to ,Tcroo Rt""'k islmnL in,crclr,
'''iH'" tlnt f-'H"NI vUdili"uai WpulG -
tnr So zoo Mr Ksndriri'S loves, nai.rc.
together with thc additional muucy needed.
""Gid rlHc" TIA" nnan,it requirements e,
nc Shatoholdors nIEh' II" "ssc>eoG. ln.I.
sale 1" many spc.uln,ora rnr ,,rck, n.t iii..
i,,,.r r"froinc, f'"m r"rryme. cut IT, ir ON
~ he IN ,kc,
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STEAMBOATS,.
OLD DOMINION LINE

". k.chinond, loot OF ABB st. daIiy.7.u, r. "
LeaHes Hcwpvrt Ee~s. ......... g 90 A II
So ~ '''n o 90 A Il
connections with main line steamers Iehv-
IN. N"rfoih Tor New York daily except sun
cay. .pV 4 81 Connections also made By y
w ~. T.. NJ and u. q o. KY at ~ W
Ni6ht line steamers stop Claremont on
hiEnaL ana are met by public conveyance
Virginia SAtiGATIOS co. James Rive,
ny daylight Tor NoTrD,k. Oid Point Eewoort
Ne"s and NIL Jamcs River landings. MONDAY
"wednesday and Friday at s:oy a II Ireirh;
received Tor ali lanes k!.er nnnta
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RAILROADS.
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RY

Gin L'svilie & Vest .3:no .u.no
Main Line. Local IS a. - a. $50 -
James River Line 200 a 80
y. NeWs Mix. Old TT. % a. 80 IN :,
Ee'p port News. Local .I.I+ n .s .nI
T:ains arrIv. from Nlk. II 50 a. go, n
%" p: ~ News. .e:5' a. $50 p F-1m
''c1 p. daiiy from CharIott.svii,e 80. y
SuncaI from Thurmond. Jas. River. ,s:g;
'Dai.y. .E,rsn. 60. ,,,
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.


NEW YORK. October ;a.--C";ton goods
Wcit quiet, hat very firm TODAY Yarns
Mere hrnl ami hnrlaps in heavy weights
higher. Meu:s wear WAS arti .. SI.ts md
ribbons were In steady demand
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NOTICE. --I.cgnI
Commonwealth Of Virginia
Department Of the
State Cooperation
Commission
CITY OF RICHMOND,
October ~. 1918

CITY Of RICHMOND.
October IL. 1918.
=" the Several Stenm Railroad Com
pnnicS Doing Business In IIrsinIn
md NIL Persons Intcrestcd:
Take notice, that OH "Wednesday. tho
10Th day of November. 1915. al 10
O'Clock \. NJ. the State CORPORATION
commission Will. by authority of law,
AT the courtroom in the city OF kich-
mond. proceed To consider. dispose or
ana determine upon the propricty OF
making regulation governing.
changes In time tables or schedules Of
passenger ira ins-thnt is to say, that
II Is contemplated. If after hcarinl;
IL shall he deemed proper by the Com :
mission to do so, to enter the follow
ing Order or ore to the same effect
III is hereby ordered, that all steam
railroad companies operating in vir-
submit TO the State Corporation Com
mission IN writin all proposed
changes in time tables or schedules OF
passenger trains. and secure from the
commission approval OF such changes
oetorc actually making such changes
effective"
VIM. T.. RHEA.
Acting Chairman.
j. K. WINGFIELD
. Commissioner.
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II. 7. WILSON.
Clerk N the Commission.

, terthed to the Supcrintcn of
fubIc printing. to be published once a
week Tor four consecutive weeks I'm
one or more newspapers OF general cir
tulatioti published In the city of Rich
mona, Va. hrst publication TO appear
Nednesday. October l3, 1915
by order Of the State Corporation
Commission
r T. WILSON.
Clerk OF the Commission
Richmond Va. October -, 1915
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RICHMOND PRODUCE M.tRKEr.
Ml.Olrsnlr Quot ntiOns

December. 7.7ST7.S.: January 7rI0;S
Mn'c!l. I."iM $50: MAY. sl!MSlG
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~ NJ. - l'pfsl.N-
. StN A\\AB. GA. October ia-TurEcutine
III III t"'-rtp.; sales. IA ga ks receipts. 30
'hSi -. shipments, - CiSi.s' st'k -".I>9
$50. hnsin ir:n sales. ~ barrels. re:
'etr,s. l:l'H barrels; shipments. Sc barrels
. LOCK. '"is' harrels. Quote hRrDEFG,
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RICHMOND GRhIN M,nKEr.

Richmond. Va. October l.. i?.E.
liOl.ESAi.F QUOTATIONS On 'CHAN.;E
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RICHMOND FRUIT MARKET.

IL s-vcrv dull: l!hcly 10 81 lower
l. Murkc, dull -
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-09
DRAGGED To COURT BY MISTAKE;
WANTS TO KNOW WHY HE'S JAILED

dered. There was no bond on file &C,
cording to the clerk Of the cohrt
III he had pleaded guilty he would
have been fined only IS, or sentenced
to six days In Jail. and now he has
been there 81 days." Judge Monsarrat
said to Straus.
We did not know how much you
would fine him. answered Straus en-
phatically; besides. It Is not my at.
fair. was his attorney. We asked
jury trial. and Santiago was let out
on bail. Then he tried to get away In
a boat and his bondsmen surrendered
him. We are waiting to get the case
before the circuit court"
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fixture by the commissioner without
due process Of law"
Goes 70 Large Owners.
Under the acts Of Congress, Judge
Stuart continues, both the governor
and the land commissioner have been
In duty bound for years to open up
public lands In the territory at rea-
sonable prices. The entryman, he
adds, should not be embarrassed by
useless and absurd conditions in ref
erence thereto, but to allow the en-
tryman the privilege Of taking said
land under any form of entry including
cash entry. that he may desire; that
petitioner has no objection to entry
papers or patent preventing the land
from ever passing into the control or
ownership Of large land owners; but
alleges that the respondents have been
and now specially are authorizing the
owners Of such small homesteads to
make contracts looking to the control
Of said homesteads by the large land
owners.
Unless they can show cause other
wise, Judge Stuart demands that the
governor and land commissioner ac-
cept from him the purchase price Of
HIS homestead In Kaneohe and issue
land patent for 1t without any con.
ditions except that he shall not con-
vey the lot to any person who al
ready owns so or more acres Of land,
in Hawaii.
Objects 70 Riparian Clause.
He also demands that the phrase
excepting and reseEving therefr0m
the stream and all riparian and other
right In or to this stream and the
waters thereof be eliminated from
the agreement.
It Is further demanded that the
governor and the land commissioner
Immediately comply with the acts Of
1910 In reference to the % petitioners
and In reference to bringing in all
said lands immediately into the mar
ket.
Attorney Lorrin Andrews has been
retained as counsel for Judge Stuart
in the mandamus proceedings. At
torney-general j. NJ. Etainback and
his deputies probably will represent
Governor Pinkham and the land COM
missioner. u
Governor Bi4kbam expects to leave
for washington, ID. G.. In the steamer
WIlhelmlnae or 1ecemDer / and Il Is
thatEAttprney Andrews win
leave for the national capital 9 few
days earlier. d
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While z. Santiago was spending his
thirtyfourth day in jail meditating on
why he was there so long, he was
hailed into court by mistake, an off,
Ger taking him for another man, and
his appearance created a decided rip
pie on the surface Of court calmness.
Z. Santiago did not know why he
was In jail so long. No one knew why
he was in court The Judge insisted
on finding out the status Of Santiago's
case. and sent for his attorney, L. NJ.
Straus, who. said that Santiago had
been in jail since October f. He pre-
yiously had been out on bond, but
tried to skip and was then surren
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Coal exports from South Wales
for 1914 shows q decrease Of nearly
1000, 900 tons hs compared with the
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-05-09

the opinion that the country would ger said he was very much pleased to r.ote the progress that Birmingham has made since he was last In this city
 Memorial Association to Meet-Thc second annual meeting of the Oak Hill Memorial association will be held in the reading rooms of the Chamber of Commerce next Tuesday afternoon at 4 o'clock. During the past 12 months. the membership has been largely in- creased by lot owners who have taken out either temporary or perpetual cara. The condition of the cemetery has been greatly improved under the new man agement For the last i've or six months little effort has been made to increase the membership on account of the gen eral financial conditions, but 1t is hoped that with the meeting next Tuesday, and tho improved conditions. a forward movement will be begun again.
 Colonel Richardson Here-Col. w. A Richardson of New Orleans Is here vis- iting his daughter, Mrs. George G. Crawford. Colonel Richardson. who Is heavily interested in agriculture, said yesterday that the indications pointed to less. cotton in his section this year than in many years past. He added that regro labUrers were certain to hove some cotton but that as a general prop ositio on there would be a very mark ed reduction in acreage this season. Col