7\ Fresco Suiting's, Silk Suitings and Fine Flannels are the FIFTH DISTRICT SCHOOL fabrics supreme for midsummer suits. / I CLOSING EXERCISES 7f Fresco is long famous for its triple qu./(ties of light weight, j Monroe. Ga., May 26.— (Special.)— The ' commencement exercises of the Fifth loose weave and the firmness that insu r?es the good shape of District Agricultural and Mechanical DICTOGRAPH school began Saturday evening. The ! . . the garment. Saturday evening entertainment don- slsted of a play, "Back to the Country ^Silk Suiting is the new midsummer fabric with rich appear- Store," in three acts. The Dictograph report of what Tom Felder and Jim Woodward Sunday morning the eommencement • :?ice in its favor, and comfort abso'Jte to commend it. sermon was delivered by Dr. D. W. | said may or may not be true. : Key, pastor of the First Baptist i ^T The increasing popularity of \vh jL flannel speaks for its su- church of Monroe. Tonight another interesting program, The report that Chief Beavers and other prominent officials and premacy for summer use. consisting of plays, drills, etc., was rendered. citizens have made sensational statements caught by the Dictograph V. These very select materials abound in our midsummer 1 The graduating exercises occur Tues- day evening, when the baccalaureate may or may not be true. stock, in handsome imported patterns. address will be de-lieverd by Professor IX L. Earnest, of the State No^n3a^ II With highest professional knowledge and intelligent energy ; school at Athens. It is true however, and we would not hesitate to say it before all \jsy are developed into the suits tfiat have much to do with | The graduating class is composed ot j the following pupils: Jay Camp, ot the Dictographs in the universe, that the Southern'Engraving Com- ymir summer plans—for best impressions, for self-satisfac- j Douglas county; -Miss Jewel Cook, ol 'Campbell 'county; Miss Mary Briscoe, pany is turning out engravings the equal of any in America. tion. (Of Walton county; Russell Cannon, ol [South Carolina; Harry^Camp, of Walton If Flannels and worsteds for extra trousers also have a full 1 county. We have a better and larger force than any Photo-engraving showing here, in finest imported fabrics. plant in the;south. !"YOTJR FIRST AJSTD II Give yourself the advantage of early selections. j BEST CHANCE" Phone us any hour and our representative will call with sarnj|jes ; —Third Floor. 1 To Make a Cheap and I>e- and estimates. . "* i lightful Trip to Florida. ] ANNUAL EXCURSION Via A., B. & A. Geo. Muse Clothing Co. j Tuesday, May 27. Southern Engraving Company JacksonVllle $6.00—6 Days Tampa - $8.Q<^—-8 Days Henry W. Grady^Mapager Mor.ning and evening trains, sleep- ers. City, TicEtet Office, 7fi Peachtree street, •fibpnes, Iyjv3' Atlanta, Georgim, SP \rFRf j Four "Bankruptcy Petitions.* ntercfaaat, presents ^$ REPORT'OF LECTURE . Kour voluntary petitions' In bank- fi-ations, trlth $816 as Ms assets, John Coin Assorter Is Invented ruptcy w«re lUecl yesterday witb Uep* Actdi son Barwlck, a bookkeeper, de- SERVIA AND BULGARIA clares Ws liabilities -will reach. ONLY e GIRLS FALL BEFORE LAW SCHOOL uty Clerk Beers, of the federal court -Charlea M. White* Jr.. of Atlanta, a $2,080-51,,, with J200 in assfeta. "William CORRECTED BY ALSTON. VtooUkeeper, givett Vie ~ liabilities at S Harwich's papers say that he is a By Atlanta Business Man ON THEME OF WARI $837.20. with $75 In assets, Michael clerk and that he has liabilities BECAUSE OF LOW PAY ' It For. a peddler and installment amounting to $1,081.30, with no assets. Robert C. Alston haa furnished Tlie Constitution with the Jollowioe state- Having Conquered Turkey, Bal- So Prof. Taylor, Social Service ment in regard to a story that ap- kan Allies Prepare to Fight Worker, Tells Vice peared on Monday morning: '•Editor Constitution: in. your issue One Another. Probers. of the 26th, your pafcer purports to quote from & lecture I delivered et the Atlanta law school On interstate Softa, May 2'.—The Servians' demand ! Chicago, May 26 —Economic condi- commerce two weeks ago. The report lor revision o-f the treaty alliance in j tions or Low wages are responsible for H very erroneous. It attributes to me Its essential parta amounts to at>i»ea- ( not more than 13 per cent of aU cases statements which I did not make and tlon,' according to the semi-official Mir. , of immorality among girls and women, sentiments which I do not entertain. It Is understood that Russia, support- , In the opinion of Profegstir Graham The young .gentleman who reported ed by the other powers, will do every- Tavlor, head of Chicago commons so-. the lecture failed to catch Its sub- thing possible to prevent a conflict clal settlement who was a witness to- stance and Its spirit. between the allies. i day before the senate vie*- commission. "ROBERT C. A-LSTOK." It is expected the Bulgarian cabinet [ 1 This commission conld do no more will flatly refuse the SeWian demand valuable work than to recommend the and Insist upon strict fompHance with abolition of the bar permit to the pub- LAW SCHOOL ORATORS massed near Sofla, and oth»r troops are ( lic dance hall," said Professor Tay- massed near Sofla, and othe troopd are i A. Penny— lor WILL COMPETE TODAY being hunied fprward In Macedonia, I F P Jnneg, president of the "United Grent Britain Supports Biilffnria. j A Nickel- States Broom and Brush company, The preliminary hearing of the can- London, May 27 —A correspondent which ermploys fifty-three -women In Ita didates for the faculty prize In oratory of The Chronicle is informed on high factory told the commission that he of the Atlanta Law school will.be held authority that Bulgaria will have the A. Dime— thought ?7 50 would be a fair mini- today before Mrs William C. Splker, support of Great Britain, -but at the mum wa,pe for •women * professor of oratory. [present moment it Is uncertain what EacL a small amount in itself but large in the Looils F^ Swift, president of Swift & The following students wlH compete: course France and Russia will take. Co, and Representatives of \rmour & Harry B Terrell. Allen Dowda and Russia o-bjects to the breaking up of aggregate. Co an/I Morris & Co, testified concern- Leonard J. Grossman, of the senior the Balkan leagaie, but unless asked to Empires were not built in a day——neither are Ing- tht" wasps and surroundings of class, and M J Wood. R E L. Cone. do so by both Servia and Bulgaria, will the thousands of foreign prirls and Dupont Hood, Samuel Castleton, George not likely act as mediator It is be- fortunes. Practically all acquired wealth began •women ' back of the (stock) yards. ' F Northern, Pierce Burns, Richard lieved Servia," relying on the support with only a strong determination to succeed, with said to be the larprc-st foreign settle- Gordon and Wllhelm A Has-sei. of of Greece, intends to kee-p all districts ment on this continent other classes occupied In Macedonia. a proper estimate of the value of small savings. Mr Swift testified that only fourteen The fastidious taste of some of the Dimes make dollars and dollars make you of the women « mplo> ees of the pack- seniors this year led to a hot fight for In J? houses received the minimum the adoption ot dress -suits, as the Offi- Sheriff Comes for Negro. independent. •wag^s Other witnesses said the for- cial graduation garb In lieu of the time honored cap and gown A com- Sheriff R. E Goddard, off Blount elpn women, temperamentally differ- county, one of the beat-known officials A good start is the first requisite. Make it ent from American fflrls, settled the prom'sc was reached by adopting a •walking cane In addition to the cap in Tennessee, came to Atlanta yester- today, in this Bank. question of morality or immorality for day to get Addis Smith, a negro themselves regardless of employer's and gown. The canes will be of ebony with silver handles, upon which will wanted 4n Tennesseee for larceny. The 1OO% Safety wf Ifa-re work * •Smith negro refused to return without 4?* Interest The aver.tg-e waprp of the se^en hun- be engraved a monogram and the At- lanta Law school seal. requisition palpers, so it' will toe sev- dred wom«>n emplojfd by Swift & C"o eral days before Mr. Goddard can Is $10 50 a week according to Mr take him back. Whi'ie In the city Mr. Swift Godidard met Chietf Beavers, and the (fetttal M B Harding, superintendent of the REYNOLDS IS CRUSHED . two had quite a pleasant time to- Chicago plant of Armour & Co , said BETWEEN TWO CARS gether. Capital $1,000,000 Resources Over $5,000,000 tho foreiprn giils prff erred factor* CANDLER BUILDING •work to domestic service IT L Reynolds, of 80 Windsor The come are poured pell-mell Into the hopper at the top, and as the "Ttie officers of the company cannot street, an employee o-f the Southern crank is turned the chains of various Bize move from the left to the right. Court Opens in Rome. Branch: Cor. Mitchell and Forsyth Sts. prrRuade tnrsp prirN to «ome to their railway, was Injured at the Southern The silver dollars stop at the top chain, while everything else falls through. houst s tn \\ ork he said The United States district court for shops last nigrhnt speak in er before the commission shal Johnson and his first deputy. by re.juf st. surprisr d the legislative "Wonderful progress In the saving worked out which would assort coins Captain Rlnhard and Deputy Clerk body h\ accusing tt of beinpr "spectacu- OL human time and labor Is attained accurately. Jchn I>ean Steward, left Atlanta Sun- 1 ir hysterical and sensational ' Pro- JUDGE JOSEPH R. LAMAR by a new Invention that has just this He experimented on various theories cay night to ^et ready for the open- fessor Taj lor rfad statistics to prov e WILL ARRIVE TOMORROW week been completed by an Atlanta for two years end a half before he Ing of he session. that only 12 per cent of vice can be man It is a coin aasorter—the first finally struck the endle&s chain idea— tonni t ted with low wagres. Judge Joseph R. L-amar, of the United machine of Its kind ever Invented each link of the chain having a little "You highbrows hat e g~ot away States supreme court, will reach At- Taking a handful of coins, or a buck- projection just far e ioue:h irotr the Mrs. Camilla W. Callaway. from the questions, professor," said lanta tomorrow afternoon at 5 o'clock etful, the Invention acts with what next one to let a co'fn of a certain Mrs. Gambia WllHngham Callaway, Senator Beall, of the vl-ce commission and will be met by a committee from sPtms almost human thought, and di- jlze slip through, stopping at the chain wife of R. M. Callav,ay, agred 37, died ' We know we are lowbrows here, but the Georgia Bar association, who will v'des the entire amount within a very jus below Sunday night at the residence, 302 Self-Finini we know a thing or two How can a escort him to Warm Springs for the few seconds into piles of various coins. Six months ag-o Mr Harralson ga.\e Ponce de Leon avenue. She is sur- Safety poor girl with S3 50 a week have as meeting there The cession will last In addition to this It counts every up the agency he then ihiacl In Memphis vived by her husband, one daughter, Type £rood a chance to be pure as one "with coin that .goes through Thus In a ito return to Atlanta and devote his Miss Marcella Callaway, three sonS, 1 two da\ s, and the chieff address will Type $7 50 " be made by Judge Lamar. very few moments It does the work entire time to tha Invention He in- Rex, R. F. and A. V Callaway, and can be can bo The Atlanta lawjers were anxious to that many a tired bank clerk pores stalled a workshop at * 73 Mar-letta one sister. Mrs W. H Pinson. The filled CAPTAIN COOK GIVEN entertain him while in Atlanta, but It ever for hours, proving Indeed an In- street, and at times has had as many funeral will be at 3 30 o'clock this-' earned in was found that the would have just valuable acquisition for the hanking as six mechanics working on the va- aifternoon from the residence. RfiV. A, any instantly, HAT BY OLD VETERANS about enough time to make train con- and,, commercial houses rious oarts of the machine He ha-s at M HughlPtt officiating. Interment will nection, and that after the meeting Ed Haralson—an Atlanta -business last evolved the completed Invention, be In West View * position anywhere \s the W II. T Walker Camp 925, h6 would be forced by his work to man known to hundreds of people and the working model na-=i been shown United Confederate Veterans were return to Washington, where the su- here, but little suspected of being an to a few Atlantans fQr the first time forming: In line yesterday morning to preme court Is expected soon to pass irventor—Is the man who has made during the past week Patent has been He Threatened WSlsom this remarkable machine. He is a applied for and allowed, and will be inarch to the rain way station to en- down a decision In the Minnesota rate Philadelphia, May 26—Richard Lind- eon of M. Harralson, the well-known taken out -within a week or two A fam for Ohattanoo-ga, Comrade J H case, which is of extreme Interest to say, said to be from Chicago, Is un- {ihelnut t, a veteran -w ith one leg, all the railroad interests, bringing new real estate man of Atlanta, and he company will probably be iformed, -with has lived In this section nearly a]] Atlanta capital badkln^r It, to manj- der arrest here on a charge of send- guarantee and careful service by stepped to the front and lifting from elements Into the rate situation ing1 threatening letters to President a tJ-ble a oats* i-^e, asked the attention his life. Three years ago, when he facture the machines In this city as Judpe Pardee ana Mrs. Pardee will Q WUson He will be examined as to of the members of his camp The pack- leave for Warm Springs on the same was agent for the Wales adding ma- distinct "Atlanta-rnad * product, and It chine In Atlanta, th Idea first came is believed that a great future lies his sanity Lindsay, It was charged a.pre contained a black Alpine hat of train with Judge Ltamar Judge An- e by secret service operatives, wrote 3et-^ military shape Mr Shelnutt turned to him. through his familiarity with ^head of the lnvenii»on in revolnti'inffc drew J Cobb, of Athens, Is president ers to the president demanding, ?^OQ.- toward Captain J H Cook, their com- adding machines "and cash registers, ing methods In bonks and bus ness in of the Georgia Bar- association, George 000 damages for an alleged assault mander sa\ tn?r that a machine could In some way be .titutions. Owens, of Savannah, first vice presi- upon him In Chicago by a man whom • Dimply to show- the appreciation dent, and Or\ ille Parik, secretary of \ ou r work tn securing funds to he called Maxwell. take our camp to Chattanooga at this Shipping First Peaches. reunion. Us members have decided to PELKEYEXONERATED Monroe, Ga., May 26.—(Special )—Th« present you with this token of our WITH THE THEATERS esteem " BY CORONER'S JURY firm of Plrkle & Whitworth are now OST men are C iptain Cook accepted the gift and shipping their first peaches to the M a 1 i k e — i n ap- ord* red his camp to fall in T-hSrtv Calsary, May 26 —A coroner's jury markets The movement began the Keith Vaudeville. i nnutes liter Camp Walker was ready tonight exonerated Peikey, the prize latter pirt of last week and about
n!\ ersitv of North e Some of them think. band, A O Vaughn, one daughter. Her circle of frierMis hag widened — varied. Face and Complexion Creams, Face Carolina, at Chapt 1 Hill todaj resulted Mrs Frank Vaughn one son. "Wl E R K Attling, aged 61, died Monday 1 that's the onfly result o-f tfae years. hiornlng at 10 30 o'clock at his resi- Powders, Lotions, Hair Tonics, Tooth Powders and .J" "" ord* r for compulsor\ vactJna- Vaugrhn t« o brothers, W X> Flynn, Dancing, well just a little, anyway, And the thinkers axe tVt^n <'t .the temiining- student bod> and J D Fljnn and three sisters, dence at Brown s mill He is survived singing all the time, and 'jollying the The takult> declared tonight that the Pastes, everything for the care of the face, hair and Mrs L C Beeland, Mrs B C Camp- by hts wife and seven children' D orchestra (she's at that), her the successes. They are ppR"'eSJ.tiQn of the cu^es has been so bell, of Atlanta, and Mrs. William W., J P., S. T and R- O Attling. Mrs wortc ajlwavs big part o£ the thorough that no danger attends the- Hay good of LaGrange, G-a The fu- the doers of deeds. They 5 hands. Manicure sets, scissors, nail files, etc., etc. people In front commencerm nt t xercisf? at which F Lynn^ of Ei^an Park, Mrs. W L. neral %v ill be from the residence at The G-reat Howard was both fort- realize that to rest is to Vice President Mil shall vt til be the Kmton, ' of Jjakewood Helg-hta, and HAVE YOU TRIED TOZO TALCUM 12 30 o clock today, and at 2 o'clock unate and unfortunate in the after- speakine attraction next w eek The this afternoon the body will be sent Miss Bella Appling Funeral Wednes- rust. They are forever nooti show. He was minus his ba£T- POWDER? ITS GOOD. outbreak is h« lie\ ed to have resulted \ ia the Atlanta and "West Point to day morning" at 11 o'clock at Mt Zion gaad of th-e climber. know they 're alive. Madiden and Fltzpaitrlck, a couple of They back up their ads fine enttentadners wha»ek again with with the goods and leave a new ac*. every bit as good as the nothing undone to old It gives opportunity for a song that ap.peals, some skillful piano play- please customers. ing, and offers both comedy and pathos The Security State Bank Caesar Ne&i, b-oofced as the "OarusD You'll find these of New "Fork's east elde," has a. great thinkers use The Con- Located at voice, am-d drew several encores at the afternoon show. Carl Roaine and stitution. The deeper ATLANTA, GEORGIA conrpeny o\pen with a neat magic act, they think the more fre- and Kirk and Fogarty are good in songs and chatter. quently their ads appear At the Close of Business, May 22, 1913. in this paper. They ap- LIABILITIES Terrell Superior Court. preciate the value of a RESOURCES newspaper read by pro- Time Loans $82,009.37 Capital Stock Paid In... $50,000.00 BLACKSTONE—CHICAGO Dawson, Go., May 26.—^Special.)— gressive people at the Furniture and Fixture*.. 204.00 Surplus Fund 9,724.7? Terrell superior court convened in reg- Note* and Bills Redls- ular session this morning, -with Judge breakfast table. Due from Banks and W. C. Worrill presiding, and Solicitor Bankers tn this State. 180.26 counted 13,500.00 Ca«tellow representing the state. AH To which class do you Due from Bank* and Bills Payable, Including civil cases on issue docket were dis- 1 Banker* .In other State* 2,031.14 Time Certificates rep- posed of today. Business goes over to belong ? So? Well, there resenting borrowed retail sticks ana next Monday Unless the present grand money 11,000.00 Jury return' many bills, next week's is nothing but your Reserve for Taxe* 200.00 BLACKSTONE session will alao be short. apathy that prevents you from walking in the Total .$84/42*77 Total $84,424.77 Fred Beers on Vacation. ranks with the- suc- cesses." We're possessed -STATE OP GEORGIA, Fred Beers, 'deputy clerk of the TTnlted States court, in ctaarge of the of the idea that you have O. araddr. Cashier of The Security «. bankruptcy division, accompanied by the gray matter in your «, being duly sworn, says that the above and foregoing statement is a Jilrs. Beers and Fred Beers. Jr., leave Atlanta tonight for a trip to head just like others. tone confflMota^ said Bank, as shown by the books ofjile inBank. Florida points, and will be away for twt» weeks. This Is Mr. Beers' first The thing for you to do and subscribed ftetor^me.,thi s ^da vacation for «evei*«.T vfiatw , Awrt ha! it- iNEWSFAFERi NEWSPAPER! FATALLY INJURED Fight Between Mayor and Council WHILE TRYING TO DELAYOFADAy WRIGHT TO ADDRESS May Bankrupt Griffin Treasury CATCH A TRAIN MACON MASS MEETING Did you ever stop long enough to ^\ oodland Ga Ma> 26 —(Special )— INTALLULAKCASE J L or Smith, being relieved of the Young Gault tried to catch a frfclght j dltorium next Sunrtay afternoon will \ M made to pa> thp \m ncan responsibility of the contract and hav-. train going fifteen miles per hour and State Have Disagreement I Judge W A Covlngtan of Moultrae LaKrance company t^t sum of 35 SOO Ing- pvfr> thing taken out *of his hands was thrown under the tram his right nad originally been selected as the came back good and strong and served for a fire truok pur has il o^ t*r t t leg beint, complete!} severed above as to Longer Postponement f speaker but twice H has been found strong protect of the ra i.yor and tl-e notice r n the councilman and the Amer It probably ha^ occurred to you that the knee and his other leg broken and j necessary to postpone the meeting on complaints of citizens The truck is lean I aFrance company that he would I account of his Inability to attend and badly bruised A large crowd was on in the city on trial and t e formal ac* i enjoin the delivery of the truck and \\ alter LeCraw, Staff j finally It wag dec ded to secure another Peachtree central and semi-central ceptance w^ll be- completed and pay | that he would not sign checks to pay the streets at the time and saw the speaker to mr ke the address ment ma ^lTuesda> nit,ht j 'or It accident among them Cr J E Peeler Cla-yton Ga May 26 —(Special )— Mr Wrights talk will have to do The Conflict betw t- n th ma> o and | The puzzle w i* then up to council who immediately gave the injured man There was disappointment in store fw with law enforcement in general and property has advanced up into the council began somt- months aso when to pr3\irfe mo lev to pay cash for the the prohibition law In particular as it mach ne or acknowledge themselves medical attention He was put on a a courtroom crowded close with law In regular SPSS! >n a r s 1 ion waa now exists in Macon passed dire-ctlr g the ma1- r ind i,lei k defeated Equal to the situation freight train and lushed to Manches yers capitalists w Hnesses and hun thousands per front foot because to Immediatelv siun i c t tr^ct with th council then \oted that $4 000 prelously ter He died at 2 o clock a m dreds of other people inteiested in the voted to the light and st we rage com j to Go on Trial. American LaFran F li I i -,m<* om Young Gault was reared at Canton rfamoua Tellulah Fall® land suit when Macon Ga. May 26 —(Special )— the SUPPLY-of it is LIMITED. pany for a. sp*>c ft U tr f K Thf con mission for the purpose of extending and was a son of Jabez Gault a promi th^e hearing was postponed for a daj I Mai lory Bedingtffeld who last fall shot' tract t\as in hand it that t m md was w ttei milns and lights should be re j e nent and wealthy citizen of that place upon being called today in the Babun and dangerously" wounded F A, Gut offered the may »r called to the tr asur\ By this means' counts- superior court f He had recently Kft Mercer university •Jenberg-er the Macon music dealer Imsm i h *• t ff 1 nr\ of the machine work for the i aiiroa i ing- when le time came for the hear tigat on be mi 1 nitht onmiti Mnj Banlcrupt Treosniry j of his house will go to trial in the One eir -from the that Gault ing: to oipen Gathered at the table be superior court \\ ednesday on the you that the same is true of Peach- be appointed t I k it t her t uck The situation now develops and one wa.s killed arid about the same hour fore the bench were Attorney General and to receive otno i d=? Th mayor tl at gr atlv concerns the taxpayers charge of shooting with intent to mur v of th da% a negro w is killed in T S Pelder Edgar Watklns and R C der •wag o\*n 1 ! \ i i to tl m t at If a oasl payment is made the the same manner and near the same FHis representing the atate of Geor tree residence property; there *-< t trt is iry will be bankrupted of Bedlngtield claims that a short time attorney for ati s ^ \ nstr i t d place g e in the case while Alex King, that the prop >^< 5 j V *- in 1 t funds a d the light and water exten L.uther Z Rosser Charles T Hoipklns previous to the shooting he had heard manner of paymei t \ as 11 sal The Monn will br brought to a standstill and C C Dean represented the Georgia a disturbance among his ducks and just so much of it and there can thinking some one was tr>ing to steal mayor refused r ? T ern th >nttact wh le the b nded obligations of the 7TH DISTRICT SCHOOL Railway and Power company, defend- Take *uthorltv I rora Mavor citv that will fall due in a short time ant in the suit them he secured his pistol and went NEVER be any more. Council thpn i-ot d t r s in 3 their \vlll lo met EXERCISES JUNE 1-3 Everything wias in readiness f°r th^ to investigate "When he reached the former action ar 1 t r i H^S d in or V perplexing phase of the affair is h-earln^ except the fact that three ot back door he saw tvo forms moving nance placing into th** ai is of t c^rn trie admission on the part of some ot i the important witnesses for the state through the Guttenberg backyard and c in Powder S rinj-s Ga Ma> 26—(Spe mlttwe the aulh i it\ t Imi ontrict** the ° ilrnen that thej- while being. f were absent two —Sundav lune I Rev J G Hunt, for the city mi en ict 3 that su h con nt* r tamed at a banquet Klven them j r a clared to bi ill in Tallulah Falls through the breast thinking he was a And when supply is permanently 1 of \tlanta will preach the commence- tracts he sl^ T 1 b s 1 c mmltto \ t re i \tl-inti b> the American LaFrance | Judge J B Jones who is to conduct thief making w ay with some of his bind r\K \ fu tht r naftiint v, i »rnr im virtually plfdped themselves ment sermon at the Se> enth district ducks \ & M school T o\vde Sj tings Ga the hearing- listened to th* statement^ limited, it follows by well-known then made directing the commltt o to t b i> this machine from that com- i r of the atto-iney general as to the 1m M indaj night follonlnff will be a mu sign a c ntra t wi t e Am rican 1 i pan> ' portance of the testimony of the three sical given b\ the band and pupils of witnesses and finally ordered a post MEMMINGER DELIVERS law, that GROWING VALUE MUST Professor M V\ eiiYhold pon^ment of the hearing unlil Tuesday FELTON WON'T ACT AS Tuesda night will take place the morning at 10 o clock ADDRESS AT LUCY COBB ST^GG£RS THROUGH graduating exerclsetv. There will be RESPOND TO GROWING DE- Kill* Spring;" n Surprise Athena G-a Ma> 26 —(Special ) — NAVAL STORES RECEIVER sixteen to pcra luate this 5 oar Thev R C Ellis th« Tifton lawyer, who DOCTOR'S DOORWAY are Misses Elizabeth \\ard Nell ^ ard is on the special committee aip-pointed Before a large end appreciative audi Macon Ga Ma> 6 —(Special ) — Kathletn Rollins Bessie Bell Minnie to represent the Talluleh Palls Con ence asssembled under Ideal southern MAND. AND DROPS DE 4D 1 i le;^ V\ H I- elton of Macon has Moon LiUcin li Mummerour t Ivera \ ar serVation association in the hearing skies this evening just after sunset ner and Messis Tom Bv i d Guy Kemp U lined to serve as one of the re sprung the sen-sation of the afternoon tue graduating exercises of Lucy Oobb i U-v t rs fo tho ^ nr\ an Naval stores Hoyle Kemp \\eyman TMttman Ceorpre by rising a ferw minutes after the Savannah Ga Maj 26— Special > — Ht id Roy DJ iickenmiHer I ee Tjtster Institute occurred on the beautiful Atlanta is growing at the rate of f c mpanv with plants Pt Bi uns wick court had gathered to ask that the campus of the historic institution \ftt-r rtnKrnp I r <^ rt,e \\ tteriits ~-t* 1 C11 dwell and Russell Petree entire case be postponed till the Au doorbell today sitisfictorv Rev. W W Memminger of the All gust term of the Rabun court in or Saints chujrcJh Atlanta de-ln ered a nallwa> and tali i f, j t t the lo<-t r He states that his duties a-; head v ear at the th theie being enrolled der that the conservation association 15,000 new population every year. * tht public utilities companies In most delightful literary address chxi-ste that ht, had L i tin In his hent some 190 students and a rei resentatlve oC n ight prepare other imiportant e\ i M c«. n ontrolled b> the Lea h nan everv county in the district In expression charming in manner of thins; lik^ miKftl i of *1i !mj,s he 0 il interests makes it impossible for dence in the case dellverv and beautiful and helpful In Attorney General Felder had stated thought Jos i h I --.<. >viU d M I I 1 im to devote the time that would be original thought a.nd unique conceit t vrely a moment before that the state We are getting to the answer. i i t rt.d of tht re elvei Aimong the graduates uf this vear E (Jpad befxe tht dtj tor t o ild i a«,h h)s New Postoffice Building waa ready to proceed with its case If side rudge Speer last Saturdaj named class prominent was Miss Cora Brown Bainhridpre Ca Mav 26 —(Special )— c rrangemerits could be made to get tho Heart failure w >•- Lh is f T dse P t Iton 7a Ties ^ Bralley and daughter of Governor and Mrs Joseph The erect < n of the new postofficc for t stimonv of the three absent wit M Brown Unmet T 1 ar\ an as co t oceivers for i ssf h "W hen Mi nils unexpectedly leat laid I r H 11 t \ir Sc > LI The $•> 000 000 naval stores corpora wlilch $"? 000 was recently appropri- By just the percentage that Atlanta n id( his request "Mr Felder jumped had I e n in ->a a i i ill f i s \ i il tin B Jnd of $10 000 is required of ate is expected at an e irl> date The m n t h s ad % L^ v 11 U n v. 111 s \rh r ceiver ^ro ind which the government pur from his seat In a moment Greensboro Commencement wife is •? ii pp*f Lti be D lai 1 Ma J ici^t «peer is bj endin« thp wt ek Judge I mii-st confess that this is increases in population each year, chased s >me time ago for the purpose 1 Greensboro Ga, Mai 26 —(Si eclal } fomwhkhj.lc Mi so\ 1 meto it st Simon s islan 1 and the attor is I eJnjEf testt d and the tenants occu a. surprise to me he said I thought that Mr Lllis and I were working in The commencement exercises of the Su innah n >s who bto #ht the action are out p\ ing the present in tiding on the site 1 armony in this ca^e eoid thought it Greensboro High school be^an this by just that percentage grows the" He is H natl\i jt S\ ac i«e V \ > the c ttj so t is in possible to learn 1 « been not fu d t) \atit in ^Ixty was understood in our conference a v h i he h i«« a s i i I t I i i^l t r \* h > \\tli take Judsrt i-oltons place days «* evening with a Hterar> i i ogrni by the few minutes ago that we wanted to bo>s of the graduating class The ad DEMAND FOR PEACHTREE proceed with it without an> delay dress of welcome will be made by Ed Thf work at Tallulaih has pro win Reynolds The gills of the gra-d Dressed at e rapid rate and there Is a uating class will render a play Tues HOMES. possibility (ft the water being turnexi day evening entitled The Chaperone into the tunnel within the next two This has been one of the most success, momths "W e are therefore especially ful years In the history of the school an\ious that the case proceed at once under the supervision of fearer-intend And market value grows in even so that a decision ma> be re-ached just ent Henr> B Robertson who has been at the eai liest possible moment re elected for next year with an in Request IN Withdrawn crease In his salary . greater proportion. Current sales Mt tills after a few moments of onferoncc then with the attorney gen eral withdiew hs request for a post compared to prices of a few years ] onement s ii ins that the following daj wo ild be s Uisfactcr> f c r the opening o-f tht case Sin e this ~was back readily establish the truth of alt-o suitable t< the «ttorn«?ys ^Dr the TENDER power compam Tudge Jones gave or this as^rtion. tlert, fo tht, issuing of attachments to v the three at feeiit witnes-ses a.nd the ie omening of court the following mornting FACED MEN J A Ta.} I :>r postmaster of Tallulah The answer is this: tall^ and Caleb V* oodall and "W yle> Pitts also of Tallulah ai6 the three w itnesses \* hose absence delai ed the case Their testimony concerns the If you want one of the prettiest exact position of the ground at Tallu !ah Balls and the land corners of the property in question home lots in Atlanta, in the HIGH- Clayton will therefore be the host for several days to corne for the hun EST CLASS RESIDENCE SECTION died or more people who ha\e gath ered hert for the hearing All the hotels of the town are filled to over the city offers, and — I flowing ure Beer Vill ) Switch Ifinsrine Brines Party j \ party of prominent Atlanta men were so anxious to get to Cla>ton In At ROCK BOTTOM PRICE and on. time for the convening of court Mon day morning- that they secured a &w itch engine of the Tallulah Falls use attractive tei alHvay to bring them on a special make YOU Bilious u ip from the Falls to Clayton this mo r ning Preston \rkwright president of the Georgia Railway and Power company j was one of those who sat on a plank CUTIGURA Buy Now In We go to Bohemia for hops; one of our partners on top of the coal tender of the en gine and gloated ov er the scenic beauties of Rabun county on this selects the barley; water is brought from rock 1400 unique trip Charlea T Hopkins and JJuther Z SOAP feet under the ground. Rosser who are among: the power Constantly for all toiLt pur- compan> s lawyers aat on either aide poses, especially shaving and of Mr Arkvi right and took good care Peachlree Not only is Schlitz —every drop of it—filtered through to see that he did not fall off Alex shapipooing, with occasional use c King who^s also with the power of Cuticura Ointment, because so white wood pulp, but even the air in which it company copJisel and Milt Saul of the publicity department of the company, effective in removing slight irri- is cooled is filtered. also took the ride on the engine The party had come up from Atlanta on tations, redness, roughness, pim- Sunda> and stopped o\er at the Falls ples, dandruff, etc , of the skin Before it is offered to you it is aged for to look over the works Cla> ton being and scalp and promoting and only 14 miles farther north than the Heights Park months in glass enameled tanks. It will not, it tails maintaining skin and hair health. Demurrer* fiat to Stop Co«e Cotieurn Boap and Ointment Bold throughout tua cannot cause biliousness. It will not ferment \ The demurrers -which have been world Bend postal [or tree sample of each with 33^t filed by each side in the suit will not hook Address Cuticura, ' Dept. in your stomach. stop the hearing o.f the evidence In the Go and look at this property — see case according to the belief of attor nejs connected with both sides The power company has filed a demurrer for yourself — see the natural beauty Light starts decay even in pure beer. Dark asking that the suit be thrown out of court on the ground that the original glass gives the best protection against light. The petition for the suit did not show suffi of it, the well paved roads and drive cient evidence to pro"\ e that the deeds Bro\\ n Bottle protects Schlitz purity from the gi\en by the state In 1818 and 1819 ways, the parks, the many home ad- convened the land only to the top of brexvery to your glass. the gorge The state has also filed demurrer to vantages it offers, then — the answer of the power company to More and more people every year are demanding the petition and when the case Is Schktz. Why don't you emand this pure beer? formally called Tuesday morning these A $7.511 Genuine uowhide will probably be argued for a few mo ments by the lawyers Jaut It is generally Suit Case for $6.00 See Your Own Real accepted that the case is to proceed See that cro^n o? cci Bell Phone 2695 Main to a. thorough hearing which will Sig Samuels & Co probablj Consume at least three or You 11 pay $7 50 for it^ u branded Distributors four dajs duplicate m any other store in 27 West Mitchell St Atlanta VV e know, because Estate Agent about it Atlanta, Ga WEST VIRGINIA PROBE we've priced 'em ATTACKED BY BACON The price we quote is possi ble only because we make the Washington May 26—The resolution Or, see us. ' for an Investigation o>f conditions in goods we sell No middle- rhe T\ eat \ irglnJa e°oaJ strlk« zone man's profits means better \\ as favora.bly re-ported to the senate today by the education and labor cam goods for less to you One of our men will be glad to show mittee and was declared by Vice Pres- This case IB of genuine smooth ident Marshall to have been agreed to cowhide in tan or brown Stout it to you. b> unanimous consent but -wound up leather straps ail around, corners b> again becoming the unfinished bus! ness a position it occupied two weeks braced, two clasps and a strong ago *t will come before the senate lock, curved leather handle Inside automatically at the conclusion of to- Is cloth lined and has shirt fold morroTv morning s "business and tlifi and strong straps \ ate ordered today probably will be Drop In today and examine this taken before adjournment E. Rivers Realty Co. Although Senator Bacon made a vl^ case. orous attack uptm investigation of the The Beer conduct of state officials by the senate, end warned against such an "invasion" 8 West Alabama St of atats rights Senator Goff announced ROUNTREE'S that h« did not intend to_flffbt fur- . Maker to U»fcr. ther aguinst Its adoption, and It wan That Made Milwaukee Famous generally ^agreed that it would, tre. W» 32 Turner, Mgr., 77 WWtenaH. Fjaimly trade solicited. Out-of-town o^ers promptly ffflei Write for priced. passed. - ;A ,( JtC^u.:; SPAPLRl ••: :\ THE CONSTITUTION, ATLANTA, GA, TUESDAY^ MAY 27, 1913.
and serve as high a standard of ethics as, THE CONSTITUTION any other profession. But there are always Ectabltohcd 186S. to be found rabid or Irresponsible Indi- i JUST New News of Yesterday PntlioW Daily. Sunday, Tri-Weekly viduals who abuse their rights and pervert The VirfEininn \Vho--\Vaa True to Hi» The World's Mysteries their functions. By no part of the popu- . -- -•••*- ..... y~ •• <;,~ ••• V ..•*•• . • . .- . CLARK HOWELL. lation is the character-assassin more thor- Editor •&£ Genmal very common until the time of the revolu- oughly discredited and repudiated than by By E. J, EDWARDS. tionary war. No one seems to have met with W. L. HALSTEAD. it In writings previous to that time, and. In the overwhelming percentage of the honest (Copyright 1913, for The Constitution.) Director** Clark Ho well, Roby Robinson, followers of his own calling. GEQfcQA a few. letters written in IT76, In which the The late Benjamin Douglas SiUiznaii. who Albert How«U. Jr.. E. R- Black. H. W. Grady. writer considered it something new, and In- Since no zn&n in bis senses would seri- When Sammer Comes to S«« UB. was for several years before his death, in tended to be contemptuous, used as it was ously propose to abridge the rights of the "When Summer comes to see us, you bet 1899, the oldest active prac^iqlus lawyer in by the colonies' enemies, the British soldiers press because of a few casual infringements, we're all at home: the country, irmst have been. abou,t 9ft years Noah Webster, in his dictionary, gives the next best remedy Is that which Roose- Down by the river's the place we love to of age when I had a most entertaining con- the Yenghees origin of the word upon the velt has chosen. Whatever the Issue in his ri>am; versation with bjm. Mr. SllUman Was born authority of Heckewelder. But this author- Individual case, existence will be made more Through pathways of daisies—that's the tn 1305; he was 94 years of age at the time ity may be questioned, for while Hecke- way we BO, of his death. For many years he Ttras the welder Is excellent authority upon Indian bearable for the public man and his family And listen to the river's song because we oldest living graduate of Yale college. At subjects, yet he spent his time principally If notice is served that reckless and per- love it so. 90 Mr. Sllliman's mental faculties seemed to among the Delawares and the Six Nations, be unimpaired; certainly he talked, with and was not likely to be w'-' •«*> _rt- "That Is faithful h^- call us." SUMJAV—Stx month., »1-2K| 12 months. 92.OO Europe studying rural credits on behalf of red way Bngland, after,subduing them, adopted their TH.I-W EtlK-LY, one year *'0& this government is making rapid headway. Over the brave hearts that beat 'neath the tory," Mr. Silliman said. name according: to an Indian custom which From these facts It- would seem prob- DAILY AMD SUNDAY, by carrier deliv- gray;— ' I am a good witness gave the name of the conquered to the able that the word *was so unusual in New ered per week. In Atlanta 12o It is, therefore, inevitable that sooner or Once more the drum to the truth of the England that the writers thought themselves Per moat a *5« conquerors, is not to be relied upon, as no Outaide o* Atlanta, per weelt 14o later the anomaly that at present prevails Thrills the message: They come!' statement because I history of New England makes any men- obliged to explai nit. It was soon adopted, Per monta — we of the farmer, the support of the country, And the allvert-sweet bugles in melody play." have personal knowl- tion of that redoubtable tribe, nor is there however, and a few months' thereafter the edge of the facts. any authority for the belief that the custom citizens of New bury fitted out a privateer J R. HOL.LIDAY, Constitution Building, being compelled to pay a higher rate of The "thin, gray line" will have heartiest "As a young man, I spoken -of ever existed among the Aborigines called the Yankee Hero, and the name was cole" Advertising Manager ' for all territory interest than any other element will be welcome there, as everywhere, and the outside of Atlanta. took great interest In of America. used when speaking of a New Enslander, rectified. Relief is likely to come through camp fires -will twinkle on the battlefields E. J. Edwards. the movements which, Equally wide of the mark Is the attempt being spelled at times Yankle, Yanke, The address of the Washington Bureau of rural co-operative credit societies as well they knew, while cups clink healths to tnem after 1836, were so concentrated as to create to trace Yankee Doodle from Yenghl Dounla, Yankoo, Yanku and Yankee, as if its The Constitution la No. 1727 S street, N- W.. on all sides. the great national whig party. I was a orthography was/ not settled. Mr. John Corrigan, Jr., etaft correspondent, as through the broadened lending capacity which is said to have been good Persian for in charge. of national banks. strong believer In the protective policy ad- America, though how such an insular and The origin of "Yankee Doodle/' the pop- vocated by Henry Clay. I was also a very stationary people as the Persians should ular air, Is no clearer than thfe origin of THE CONSTITUTION IS on sale in New But it will be a mistake for the farmer The Ofnceaeeker Speaks. great admirer of Mr. Clay. I presume tt Yankee. It Is said that it was composed by York city by 2 p. m. the day after issue. It ever hear of America and coin a word, can be hud at Kolallne's Newsstands. Broad- to assume that the placing at his dis- was for that reason that J was elected a especially to express the name of the coun- Dr. Schuckberg In 1755, when the colonial way and Forty-second stieet (Times building posal facilities for better credit will be suf- delegate from one of the New York state try, and to suit their vocabulary, does not troopa united with the British regulars near corner) Thirty-eighth street and Broad- districts to the whig- convention which was Albany. But It is stated by a writer that way and Twenty-ninth street and Broadway. ficient to remove all of his difficulties. The Beem to have been considered by those who Constitution, for instance, has recently de- held at Harrisburg in the late fall of 1839, suggested that fanciful derivation. the air and words are as old as Cromwell's NOTICE TO about a year before the presidential elec- It Is likely, although It has not been ab- time, the only alteration being- that "Yankee Our traveling representatives are A. L. voted a great deal of space toward dem- tion. solutely verified, that the word Yankee un- Doodle" w as su bstitu ted for "Nankee TALBOT and C. G. SMITH. Be sure that "That was a momentous, gathering. doubtedly had the Yenghees origin referred Doodle," the latter name being used to ap- you do not pay anyone else. onstrating the dangers and loss of the all- cotton crop system in this state. ..enja- There were ma-ny young men present who to above, but tt does not seem to have been ply to Cromwell. afterwards grained national reputations. It Not responsible for advanced payments mln W. Hunt, former president of the Geor- made to out-of-town local carrier, dealer or was at this convention that the west rather agent. •*. gia State Bankers' association and other than the states of the Atlantic coast became financiers of like conservatism, have pointed the dominant factor in American presidential SCHOOL BOOKS AN ETERNAL DEBT. out that unless diversification takes the politics. A Story o/ the Moment By WALT MASON, "Mr. Clay, whose state was Kentucky, Editor Constitution: I shall at the next Increasing bank clearings and the place of this wrong-headed method, the was regarded As a southern man. The splen- The Famous Proae Poet steady tramp of the great armies of de- state will suffer. Cheaper credit will have session of the legislature introduce a bill did growth of the country north of the Ohio for the state through Its text-book, commis- velopment wiii not diminish the south's a tendency to encourage diversification, river and west of the Allegheny mountains sion to edit and have printed by competitive THE LAST EXPENSE. appreciation for that other army—the since it will place at the disposal of the had made it possible for the states and ter- bids, and to furnish to the children at cost, "rttorles to concentrate Very great creative all books used In the common and high "There really ought to be a law," re- thinned and tattered and grizzled army of man who owns his acres ready means for strength at the Harrisburg convention. That, schools of this state. the sixties—that is gathering today in emancipation. But what about the tenant, strength was demonstrated when William marked the melancholy boarder. "I met Ontario, Canada, has not as many chil- Mrs. Pinktrotter this afternoon and had a the "cropper" who is so dominant a part Henry Harrison was nominated for presi- Chattanooga to celebrate the memories of dren as Georgia, nor do they appropriate talk with her. You know her husband died the most gigantic civil war i.. the world's in our agricultural system? dent instead of Henry Clay. $2,500,000 a year to public schools as we do. several months ago, and she says the under- "I remember that after inquiring among history. Sentiment and the elements of It is hardly to be expected that the What difference is there between Georgia and taker's charges were so outrageous she the delegations from the various states It Ontario, except an Imaginary line. The cost' hardly dares hope to get out of debt during the dramatic and the tragic call powerfully "cropper" will be better off, or his depend- was decided that the best man to put In ence upon the banker, the merchant or in Ontario on the first five readers and high the term of her natural life. I thick it a to the emotions as we witness the reas- nomination for vice president was BenjamAi school arithmetic is 59 cents. In Georgia, shame that any man should be permitted to sembling of these old men valiant, who, to the landlord any less binding than under Watkins Lelg-h, of Virginia. It is my recol- these books cost ?1.75. Now. the Ontario hold up a stricken widow In such a fashion." lection that Mr. Leigh himself Knew noth- quote scripture, are "they which have come the present system. If the hanker, tbe "I>on't you go to Washington," the office- books contain more pages and are better "We have heard only the stricken ing about this, but I can recall with what books' than ours. What causes the differ- widow's side of the story uj> to the bout of out of great tribulation." merchant and the landlord continue to exact seeker said: manly dignity he rose on the floor of the "You bet I won't," the farmer cried. "The ence In price? The difference is 242 per cent going to press," observed the-tttar.'boarder, But when sentiment, sw^eet and fra- that the return for credit or for rent shall convention when his name was proposed "and it Is possible that- the bereaved relict fields—they give me bread; against us. Ontario commenced in 1909 to grant though it be, and emotion, tender be altogether in cotton—all the cheap credit and said that, as he was elected as a dele- edit and have printed by competitive bids couldn't stand cross-examination very well. Jes' let 'em take the offices an' fill 'em, fur gate to support the nomination of Henry If w« had the urbane undertaker here he and impelling, have exhausted their influ- in the world will not improve the lot of an' nigh; all books used* in all sch-Ools In the the "cropper" or the condition of the agri- Clay for president, his constituents might province. The prices are at the same ratio might be able to prove an alibi. ence, there remains the most binding of I hear the green fields singin' of the good regard it as a betrayal of his trust if he "The undertaker is abused everywhere all obligations—the obligation of gratitude. cultural system of which he is so large times by an' by." on all books there as compared to ours. 1 should accept a nomination for vice presi- gome say that It cost Ontario money to and at all seasons as being a heartless cor- For these crippled and failing men who a part. And cheap credit will not help II. dent after Henry Clay had been defeated for establish its system. This Is true. " I have morant who preys mpon the afflicted, but I' belfeve that fie Is a much maligned man. I today meet under the shadow of Lookout ev-en the man who owns his acres, unless the presidential nomination. The whole con- the cost of the entire set of readers. Includ- "There's no thin' much, I tell you. In that was well acquainted with Job Pinktrotter, vention was visibly affected by Mr. Leigh's ing editing, copyrights, drawings, cover are the ancestors of the new south and he is convinced as to the folly of single- officeseekin' place: and knew his wife fairly well. She always presence, and by his brief statement. I only plates for books, flags and the entire cost of the new America. The blood spilled shotting on cotton and sincerely desires The open door you hear about is slammed was a frivolous creature, given to vain^ dis- wish that he had accepted; he was one of of preparation, and it was $8.694.89. The emancipation. rigrht In your face," play, Nature Intended her for a drum by them and by the larger host of them the noblest of men. a staunch whig and a minister of education writes me that in the "I know it," said the farmer: "I see the green major, but got Its wires' crossed at the elev- that already have crossed the river has All of which is cited not to disparage true patriot. He was a man of very great six months of its operation there the pur- •fields shine: statesmanlike qualities. We should have had enth hour. Her husband was sick a long- made possible the south of our time, has rural credits; on the other hand, The Con- chasers of the readers alone saved $70,260. time, and consumed great quantities of drugs I'll take jea' twenty acres of the old home- a great president had he succeeded to the or more than eight times the cost o£ the made possible the nation of our day, the stitution is an enthusiastic advocate of the place for mine." presidency after the death of President and medicines. Drug's and medicines do not' entire series. grow on £he trees, as you well know, my nation that stands foursquare and united movement to introduce this system. But if Harrison, III. We are spending over one million dol- dear. Mrs. Jlggrers. The apothecary and. the to the world. we are to effect a revolutionary change irf "Delegates came to me and asked me If lars yearly for school books, and a saving I would support the nomination of Senator chtrurgeon had to be paid, and long before It is fitting that we pay tribute to the our prevailing agricultural method—a meth- That's what builds up the country, no matter of 242 per cent of this seems worthy of the death came to Job's relief, his available Nathaniel Tallmadge. of New York. I said od that yearly strips the profits of a single what be said,— most earnest consideration of every news- assets were all used up. I can't say that I valor of those who laid down their lives that Senator Tallmadge was a good man for the Confederacy, as well as to tne sur- crop and sends them out Ox tne state to The pathways where the toilers in the old paper and public-spirited man In Georgria. censuro him for dying, considering every- home-meadows tread; and a strong mam, but that Tie. too; was a C. R. M'CRORY. thing. vivors. They gave all that they possessed pay for food that should be raised within We've got to play with politics, but when Henry Clay whig, and I was sure he would Rtfpresentatlve-elecfc from Schley county. "When he was dead, Mrs. Pinktrotter in the defense of a cause which to them the state—the change must come through the play is done decline the offer of the nomination. That Ellavllle, Ga,, May 24, 1913. realized at once that she had the opportunity was sacred and all-compelling. They dem- convincing every man who has to do with We come back to the old place where the was exactly what he did. I learned, too, that of her life to cut a wide swath." I wasn't onstrated American courage and sacrifice farming in Georgia that the right way is green fields felt the sun. the offer was made to Samuel L. Southard, present at the time, but I know that sort of ***•>* of New Jersey, who declined it, and then the core? Why tolerate the debauch of justice woman so well that her curves are as an as it had never been demonstrated on land the diversification way. Farm credits and With a Difference. delegates being a good deal discomfited by into two contending camps, vlelng with open book to me. She made up her mind to or sea. But we owe an equal tribute to other devices will be helpful auxiliaries. "The other day," says The Adams Enter- these repeated declinations, the nomination each other in vainglorious fashion, when the have a swagger funeral that would make all those of them who came home, ragged and But the remedy must come through the prise, "Mr. Bryan drank a toast to himself was offered to John Tyler, of Virginia, who thing really at stake Is an immortal soul? the women In the block green with envy. It hungry, and thin and weak, from stricken man, not through any single automatic In plain Ice water. The Ice trust makes Ice accepted It without hesitation. Upon the sollc' tor rests the burden of would be something? that people would talk impossible in this neighborhood, but you "I look back, to that convention of the bringing to light the truth. He is. In theory. about for years to come, and hang the ex- battlefields and took up the work of re- panacea. just lower a gallon jug In a 60-foot well, and whig party at Harrlsburg as one of the most as much of counsel for the accused as for pense. habilitating an entire section. corn Hcker comes up so cool you can drink valuable of the experiences of my life. I the state. In fact, first principles teach us "Now, a safe and sane woman, under We are today the heirs of these men. a health to the whole country and after- learned more of politics of the better kind that a criminal case does not sound in the such conditions, would make economy her .ey faced chaos, the need of re-estab- ANOTHER CANAL. wards smack your mouth so 'loud that they when I was at that convention than I had name of the State v. John Doe. but In the first consideration. I can imagine, Mrs. Jig- Dr. Salvador Castrillo, retiring minister can almost hear you and shout 'Amen' to the before learned in all my life. name of the State for John Doe. The state gers, what you would do if I should die in UsSJng government with every' anciant in- farthest limits of town!" "I can only say again that I wish Mr. Is a soverign authority ordering the' good the house, with a smile of forgiveness upon stitution overturned; the need of making from Nicaragua, is confident that the Leigh, of Virginia, had been nominated for of all her subjects. If some have offended, my pallid lips. You would go to the under- ~ brick without straw; of building stability United States eventually will build another The World's Song. vice president Instead of John Tyler. I the state must take them into its custody, taker and ask him for something cheap and : of rule and firmness of prosperity con- transcontinental canal and this time across think if he had been chosen the whig party but only for the purpose of making them serviceable In the way of a coffin, some- his country. would have been, victorious at the presi- over Into worthy citizens. thing slightly shelf worn, yet warranted to ' fronted by such adverse conditions as have keep in any climate. If the undertaker tried . Who knows? Stnythe world is singing: dential election of 1844." Those who put their trust in the ex- pedient of a public defender would in effect, to show you his Parisian caskets, with the never before plagued a conquered people. Adi fast goes Time and Tide: The progress and development we now , To this day there is doubt in the minds if not In Intention, fix upon the state the name of Worth blown in the lining, you , "I ara^eT^r turning • would rebuke him at ^>nce. Having d!pne enjoy has really been created by the sur- of many people as to the relative feasi- To tbe brighter side. unholy scramble of loading crimes on bility of the Nicaragua and Panama routes. A PUBLIC DEFENDER. cowering human pawns. Criminal courts your shopping early you would take the vivors of the civil war. So that we are must cease to seek the truth to damn the chosen coffin under your arm and return John T. Morgan, the illustrious Alabama II- borne", and lay me to my rest with a large under obligations to them in a substantial, Philip Weltuer, Secretary convicted. Measures of compromise will By wreath of Immortelles, purchased at tlje senator, whose labors probably made a "Toll In the cities Association of Georgia. fail. Here is no resting place. We must none less than a sentimental sense. And second-hand store, on my brow. How sleep canal of any sort possible, died in the convic- And where the fields you view: fight on until there Is wiped off the pages for the reconciliation and the amity that th'e brave who sink to rest boxed In a cheap The bright heaven above you of our criminal Jurisprudence the legend, bave finally welded America into a reunited tion that the United States made a fatal And the green earth for you!" The tricks of the advocate have largely old basswood chest. mistake in committing itself to the Panama, * « * * * "Abandon all hope, ye who enter here;" and "But Mrs. Pinktrotter lacks your Judg- nation, the courage and the breadth of obscured the true purpose of a trial at law. there IB written in Its stead, "The truth shall rather than the Nicaragua route. The Determined Cyclone. It has come to be a battle of ^wits. In the ment, Mrs. Jiggers. She went to the under- these men also are responsible. make you free." taker and asked him to show her tbe coffins It is a many-sided, an eternal debt the It is claimed, and probably with rea- "I shut de door on de cyclone," said melee, the contestants and the state lose Our laws must be written to lift fallen Brother Williams, "but he'd done made up sight of the accused. He sits tn the dock, worn by the elite that season. I have no ! south owes these gray old men now meet- son, that the route between our Atlantic humanity, and not chain, men to sure doom. doubt that the undertaker tried to sell her his mind ter come in, so he took de roof lost to Its meaning, confused and afraid. He When that Is done, the law, written In ing in historic Chattanooga. and Pacific forts can be shortened nearly off, an' carried de chlmbly away fer has paid a lawyer to conceal the truth to cheap but useful goods, but she was bound righteousness, will be righteously admin- and determined to have the best goods la 2,000 miles by the Nicaragua route. Dr. good measure; then he turned 'roun' an* set him free. The solicitor is fighting; to istered. the shop, and she got what she wanted. Her took de two big sides of de house off. and secure a conviction. Of the wearying grind, Castrillo advances this as an argument for husband rode to the boneyard in the ton- whilst I wuz prayin' ter de Lawd ter of the farcical solemnity of formal oaths, LIBELING PUBLIC MEN. a supplementary canal. He also says, with n-eau of the finest hearse In town, when he - and technical points, he stands In ^awe- President Roosevelt's suit for libel against please deliver, he landed me In de top of" a Where Cows Roam Street. would have been satisfied to ride in a wheel- some truth, that the day may come when struck ignorance. Now' and then, utterly : oak tree, the'n took me an* de tree so fur dat I (From The, ElUJay Courier.) barrow. When a man is as dead as Pink- the Michigan editor is chiefly important increasing traffic will so glut the Panama had trouble in flndin' de way back home. dazed by the muddled tangle, he anxiously ' An old roguish cow g-ot }hto our garden 1 trotter was "at that Juncture, all conveyances : as marking the cumulative tendency on canal as to make profitable the opening up Brotherin'. when. Satan Is ridln de cyclone scans the- faces of the Judge and Jury to last Sunday night and swiped all of. our look alike to htm. - ' part of public men to hold the press to of the Nicaragua route. At least, he has it's no use ter lock de door on him, fer catch, U he can, some sign of hope. It is early vegetables. We respectfully ^call the "The fact that the undertaker gave her a sharp accountability for unfounded per- impressed Mr. Bryan with his presentation he'll only make it wuss fer you when he a knock-down-and-drag-out fight between attention of the city * authorities to an or- credit for all she^, wanted shows that his sonal utterances. Recent proposals to blows de roof off." bis lawyer and the state's. "When tba trial dinance which calls for the penning of cat- heart was in" the right place, and now she of the case, and the secretary is described is done, if he is acquitted, the crowd con- tle at night, which ordinance seems to be goea around calling him a pirate. establish a press censorship and similar as in a "receptive" frame of mind. gratulates his lawyer. If .he la convicted, not' enforced. "My sympathies are with the undertaker developments all contribute to the same they congratulate the solicitor. If he thinks In every. Instance. He never has the same tendency. Here and there less scrupulous at all, this must strike him as incongruous, customer twice. The clothier sells me a suit The Washington Post notes that New as those of kin congratulating an under , What Sam. Missed. - newspapers have, in the heat of partisan T of clothes aa often.as my stand-off Is good; Jersey "has a lobster colony." Of course, taked upon skilfully embalming the corpse. (From The Madison Madlsonlan-) the -barber shaves me several times a week; . controversy, mistaken liberty for license. it will not have the temerity to ask the Everybody knows' this,, Is true. Some, . Sana Jones once said -that the only objec- tha tobacconist sells me sauerkraut every ' They have fallen into the pernicious habit administration for office. have taken pains to discover a remedy. A tion he found to Presbyterians was that day: but when, I need the services of -the of printing, without proof, charges inwiiv- few suggest a public defender* These laat there were BO few of,.them.. If he had lived undertaker, Mrs. Jiggers, it la for the first .,. ing personal character, exaggerating,' vili- Secretary Bryan will never enter suit They say. that Richmond Pearson Hob; propose to offset the .faults,,.of the; system to see'the recent great gathering In Atlanta and last time. It is his only chance to get a, against an editor for accusing him of the son wants the dream of war with Japan by furnishing the accused with counsel as he Bright, have been without this objection. ra&e-oft from that particular job.. 'Can we t' fying and denouncing. In other words, liv- grape juice habit. to come true because he predicted It. .keen as that employed by tne state. By;'so blame him If he charges all the traffic? will : ing In the age of the muckraker, they have doing they think to minimize the 'danger of Ye s, Cheer Up. ; bear? We should be surprised at bis mod- •; been infected by the contagion of the The high cost of living will make many Still tbere'_s no danger of having too a miscarriage of Justice. No one wotiliffor ; eration. ' •' ;< muckraker.. a moment attack the sincerity of those who (From Th*.2M31tort County News.) "But coffins and embalming . fluids,, And; £ immune from the vacation fever. many grape juice statesmen* in congress. advocate this plan* but Ita -very advocates i:0o not talk hard times, tt Is Infectious.^ dead men's bones are a srewso^ne subject'"^; : All this Is an inevitable accompaniment must admit that. It ia har made cloth patent monopoly w hich threatened rains J>ut we do not need much rain The president made his statement to ing In May We have had plenty to ger- Ttoey told me, said Senator Pomer to prevent cut rates by retailers in all the news-paper correspondents at the minate the se^d and to keep things white house ere that they were ready rlg-ht now patented articles on the market waa goinig; If conditions continue to be tr* so Into foreign markets and com destrojed today by a decision of the The president said he had no doubt fa\ orable I belle\ e we will have a that a few so called lobb>ists were pete with the foreign manufactures supreme court of the United States good crop of cotton thli year ' here on legitimate errands but that of ready made clothes what they are The court held that the owners o'f the great majority were occupied in a asking is that the date for putting all Feet Tender? tre schedules of th tariff bill into patents are not g*Uen the right by the Governor In Atbcna systematic misrepresentation of facts e patent law to control the price at Governor Brown •* in Athens this "While the president believes that the effect be delayed long enough after Try Beacons! •w e«k having eono there Saturday lobbj opposition is concentrated ' the passage of the bill to enable then Which retailers must sell to the con tc adapt their business to the new They not only look good—- sumers The decision in w >rds ar plied afternoo to attend the graduating against frfe-e sugar and free wood lie IB not apprehensive that It will be sue rates they feel good. They \\ ear «•»• only to a nerve t<-1 ir for which a ext,rcisee ^f thf* Lucy Cobb Institute where hi« daushte Miss (^ora B own •cessful These men the senator said repi e well, and the price is reasonabK, patent has been issue d b-ut v. ill con will rt e'\e her diploma tomorrow The president made it clear that he \ sen ted the biggest centers of the What more need be said? trol all patented articles beinj? *>old 'With a fine recorci bitl In her studies T>eHeve«d scientific business methods ready made clothes industri in thib under restrictions not to resell at out and In afchleUcs vliss Hi w/i ^as won and efficiency would overc<*me tariff ccuntry outside of New "i ork He added that their request that the date rates for he-eej* a larRt RL mbcr of fi tends cuts and that with the application oJ scientific methods Louisiana would of going Into effect of the tariff rates The court reversed the j olic> adopt througl out the state i-nA will *»" one of th° de*>utan*oB o* tr-e next season rvot only be aft^e to continu-e in the be postponed was being given serious ed In the famous mime graph cane sugar Industry but The MoKenna Lurton H In es and Van le new s paupers are being filled with paid representatives of large southern cot 17 Peachtree Si, Atlanta, Ga. vanter upheld tht riA.hr >f pat nt wn advertisements calculated to mislead ton mills opposed to the rates of cot \Voultl Inereane Stock the judgment of public men not only j ton and cotton goods UNIONS' ers to place restri tljns f n the n iture \ pet tlop was retelved \esterday Senator Stones sub committee heard of articles to he used n the p itei t 1 but also the pub-lie ojpinio.n of Ch-e '• b\ the railroad L ommlssloner from country itself There is everj- evidence , rrianj witnesses protesting against MADE < artl If sold Chief Justice \\ hlte and the Columbus das I Ishts company th-at money wlth-o-ut llmat is being woolen manufactuie* and silk rates J st res H isrhes and Tamir dissented aekln-g- for permission to Issue $100 000 -gpent to sustain this lobby and to ere Darwin P Klngsley who appeared T dii J istlce r>d w, n was abs nt of additional stock The purpose of ate an appearance oointed since of the chip' items of tne tariff bill tax of all Insurance "business done foi then Join with tne chief J is standing bills pa\ able It IB of serious interest of the i mutual benefit and protection and not tl(~a an i J istIce M l^h^s ind Justice country that the people at large should for profit and maintained that com Lamar i <• rr il i t-, tt e p Iic\ advo ha\e no lobby and be voiceless in panles such as his came under that cated b^ ih f m Justi et> who handed these matters while great bodies of classification The committee took the down th urt s d ciaion In the mim astute men seek to create an artlfi ' n atter under advisement after air MORTUARY cial opinion and to overcome the in Km&sley had given the assurance that tereots of the public for their private the entire surplus of the New York Justic I ay announced the decision name is Dennis any w ty The wed of the j ritv meml e s Th f ir MMS^ Susanne Ciarro* a noted south profit It Is thoroughly worth the Life company was held in reserve for mfnorit> jiM ces c ntented themselves Mrs H S Adams ern beauty to v. horn Robert \\ d'ng will take place in June and will while of the people of this country to the participation of policy holders with a mere statt ment that thej dis Mrs H S \dams aged 40 for ten Chambers dedlears a graduate trained nuise Ir At The Ga.y Rebellion is groins: o and JNew- York societ^ but also to public opinion oan check and d« questioned the methods by which ex fai.tuifis rel ed chiefl> on the mimeo lanta died at a private sanitarium r arry The lucky m in Is Major John n <-n^ people in Europe where Mias strov It perts of the finance committee had re gr iph tt,e An examination of the Sunday night and the body was re Philip Hill United btates district at Cai roll spent hei giirlhood. Miss Car The government In all its branches duced. tite specific rates in the Payno opinion of the court in th it cast he %ed to F J Bloomffeld s awaiting: tcrnej for Maryland The engraerement roll is a ffi aiiddaugiht^r of Mr& Tuck ought to b relie\ ed from this fntol Aldrlch bill to the equivalent ad val STOP said showe 1 that tht, lestrlction w as word from relativ *> in L,> nchburg Va hat, Just been announced ^V hen Mr ei Carroll v, ith whom she has made erable burden and this constant inter orem rates in the Underwood bill He suatainel ^e ause the machin w is Tunera.1 arrangements will be an C hambers dedicated mis book to Miss her home in New "i ork city the last ruptlon to the calm progress of de said that the equivalents were mU sold at Lost or less and thit the owner ounced later Carroll he wrote Thoug-h J H jeer few winters She ib also a great bate I know that in this I am speak It ading In many instances Senator wasting your money depended on the pront rt il zed f i om and Smith Incline to frown I do not great granddauigihter of (.ha Us Car ing for the members of the two Simmons said he would endea\ or to tl*e j>aU of uiDit i te 1 °uprj Iks to be fear for yon Susanne have long- since roll of Car- ollton a signer of the nouses who would rejoice as much as ascertain the methods employ ed by on needless extravagances list d upor th machi t f r reward for / D Taylor, fr v*on my heart E\ erybody now Declaration of Indepei dence Major I would to be released tram this un the experts J n Taj lor Jr 1 month old son of know^ that J H is "Major Hill but Hill is, a graduate of Harvard a mem bearable situation his inx r ti n \o su h c i d tl i s ex: 0 lated he id I (n th pr sent cast Mr and. Mrs J D Ta>ior died at a pri the mjstery of femith still remain ber of the Missacnusetts Society of KlnfTfiley Given Gruelling: CONSUMERS PROTECTED In fuitht.1 attr pt to distinguish the ate sanitarium Monday night The O' course It arwin P R«jng;sit\ (president of If you have not yet two cases th* j l^t s i 1 the resti c t ineral will be this afternoon from ference now who Smith Is His the Metropolitan club of Washington the New York Life Ins-uranre com FROM THE RAILROADS opened a Savings Account t on in th mimt ipr iph ase was Bloomtield s chapel Interment -\vill be pan A aspfpealed today to the senate "Washington May 26 —Railroads may at West \ lew In regard to thp jst, f th rnachln and the abolition of \ ir th uplift of sub oimmittee income tax section to not force consumers to deal with ma i here, decide NOW No and only a qualified tltJe to be pat IMPORTANT PROBLEMS \ o TI n the ed ICT. ion of children t^e exempt ail insurance "written for pro ufacturlng: plants located on thedr Jint-j ented art tie pissed In the r resent teotion and m itual benefit and not for Mrs Anthony Marmon «p pad of dcni r c> ind bettor clis by adjusting freight ratea from plan s matter is more mportant t-aise he pointed out the restriction CONCERNING NEGROES trit uti n of wealth In the tAtmiiR1 pi of its He had a spirited exchange located on their llnesMn disregard of was to keep up the prfct the sale to Mrs A.nthon> Mai mon ^0 j •ears old adliess he d s-^us= fl tl i, question uf with Senatoi W illlanis o\er campaign tihe Hg-hts of such plaiv to have their than providing a safe- the retailer ha\ in>, •been absolute died at a pn\ ate *?anlta,rium Mondav ARE ABLY DISCUSSED \hat the 10 00 000 negroes In the otftitrlb-utions disclosed !n the Hughes products moved at reasonable rates ^ot Bound to Keep l>p Prtte m an lour ted the majority •n as remo ed to G-reenbe-rg & Bond Vv hen >our company paid $250 000 inrt.ers.tate commerce oommisison toda> decision which h 1 1 that while the to a campaign fund aisked Senator rompam. s chapel She is survived by The eighteenth annual ^ inT rence in a decision in\olvlng rates on plastei patent \A\\ ga\ tht ownei the ex anted in Tennessee for Jarceny The U S SUPREME COURT Williams none of that money ever and gypsum rock from and to p-oJnts clusHe rlgl t to vend articles that funeial -will be held, sut the Church of for the stud\ of negro problems too It w as parti ciliated in by the policy In the middle west One dollar is enough was not the same as a right to keep tihe Immaculate Conception Tuesd^s place at itlxrta university jestirda.y TO CLEAN UP DOCKET holders was if 4o begin with. Start NOW up the price That the court held rning: at 9 oclock I*a.the: K.enn<, J"he theme this year was "Mo;alit 7s,o it wag not said Mr JCingsley •was not granted by the patent law dy wiU offl-ciate Int«rment at West and Reliigl-on Among Negro Americans \Ve.shington Mn^ Jfi Determination Then that proved that your com NO COURTS AT ALL, \Ianj manufacturers had joined the A large number of students ar d fi-lends to decide all the coses undei conald fnanx a ussertjon. that policy headers SAYS JUSTICE WHITE minu/facturer of nerve tonic In his gathered at tne morning session at 10 eration by It before adjourning for participated in all the earnings of the This bank \vi we • fi^ht to sustain the contention tha.t h*s> o clock the subject being Social Ser the long summer r<_ ess the supreme company was false didn t it"* Ice and the School Vashington May 26 —The practice patent gave him a rig-ht to sell or us* court of th E nited '-•ta-tes todav fur It pro\-ed, Mr Kingsley returned of Judges sitting1 in federal courts of come your Saving Ac- hH patented artirle under any oonrtl In the afternoon there was a unl iug Sther prolonged the present term bj that the Judgment of the company s nd interesting* scene upon the ca.mpus appeals even with the consent of the count and pay you 4 per tl is as to esale pri e he might see AT THE THEATERS the unprececl ntcd ac^t of fixing a date officers who paid thLa cannp-aign con parties to review with other judges fit to 1m; ose \11 decisions in the low- One hundred and se\enty little negro ! as latt as ^a-turda^ J me 14 es a ten iribution thinking it was necessary children from the five free kinderg n j cases they have decided in the district cent interest er urts with the exception of ont tative final decision da> It will meet to protect the assets of the company courts was gHen a death blow today ha\t been In favor of thfe manufactur "St Elmo" tens wen-t through with th*-ir custom oYi Ji ne 9 to h-and down dtclsions was ba-d ers ary exercises on the terrace east f f by the supreme court declaring the < \.t the Atlanta > and if the " at of the I usiness de It proved more than that ass-ert Judgment of such a court void i fTlcials of the department of jubtic the girls dormlt o -while their pirer ts ed Senator \\ illiaims It -was abgo fat Elmo* old time favorite of nands w ill hold another decision daj Chief Justice White said the court of re^arl tl e d vision of tiemendous im and friends formed an admiring aud after lune 14 lute dishonest; I was a policy hold Georgia Savings ea^erg-oersv -w hJcn w afe •chosen toy ence Tht re were ring g^anes nj appeals so composed were no courts portan e putting an end to existing Abo it ftft\ a«es w ei e disposed of er and a democrat and -<**TU took part at all under the statutes The point widesir ad extent ons o-f patent mo vote of the patrons o-f the Atlanta the songs The cmldi en divided up n 1 of m> money and ga-ve it away to ater and is being presented this week e toxla\ but there are "tin before th* was announced in a suit over the valid Bank & Trust Co, nopolies and sharply dra\ving a line the diffe-rent s iool ' and had hand court some 115 cises The cases un protect me oiwn p-arty But by the Btll> Lion-g totock company has ork These five kindt rgartens art Uy of patents for turbine engines of rlemarXa-tfon betw e n the Sherman decided include tht state rate the in has all that sort *tf thing been done such as are used in the navy Sev- anti trust law and the patent laws apparently lost none of the grip ulpon le ated on I ast Ca n street on B i Ue> 9 Atlanta's Oldest Savings Bai^ ler mountain rate the Porter Oharl away with in the insiurajice business eral other cases may be Affected by Clonk of I.eKnl Monopoly the audience "treet in Whites alle\ it the Ije-onarl Ab^olutelj replied President The \ \ Id %\a> in w hich the author ton the turpentini, trust, the news the decision Lnder t^e loak of the le^al monop itr^et orphai s home in 1 at the Iie<= paper i u licitj law and the Nashville Kingslej He explained Lawa which GRANT BUILDS! G paints human emotions as shown In bvt nan mission of tr- Cent: al 11 s oU gra-nted tj the patent laws manj grain cases prohibit It !i dustHes t is ont i 1 1 contiol the tht changing of a man s life by the bv terian church President Klngsle> submitted a de Those Popular Excursions Open Saturday Afternoons front 4 to ^ pi ice of oa tented art cits to the ulti perffrij of the woman he loves a-nC justrc his bet n toda> t-dw in V all carries on v. ell tne this city told of a similar w ork for t reduction of llquoi from neighboring Hollowing the statement made sev part of *>t ijlm-o His fe ttures and girls The work o-f the Neighborhood t(i eagtrlj await t L, a le-terminit 01 t °ta s into Oklahoma counties occu- oral da>s aigo by Senator Williams Phone your want ads and the quest! in 1 e ie sta tli j? more pros chai actenis-tlca seem to blend v> ell with unijn a:i organisation c £ ntpro women f->r the improve m it >f living conii t led b^ Ind ans of the finance sub committee which CCL tion 01 tie bim the >i v [t Is said the- st L Irno %\ho In the first act Is has the agricultural schedule under i ephes to Main 5000 or At- ihat the RI t to «st Lbl sh -• sale pi lets a *nai w hose ht,art has been black tiors In negro comm mitie a\od ittick t the gov Mo inta n and the unfailing belief of ject of SOL! il Ser\ ice and the Amerl countj Okla The indictment was up ernment the cl<3 i asto have siftened his heart an Ne^io wafa addressed b> the prli held todaj the lower court being re until ht atain reajfres that life maj cipaJ of Hames It '•tit it in lupu^ta, ersed rne«.Ti something: to him again Ga. andbj Dr M P B BuBois of Miss Hill Ix>ng In the to c of Edna New "iork city rho fir?t speak r Established 1865-EISEMAN BROS., Inc.-Incorporated 1912 Underwood Typewriter Tirl makes an ideal childish her dwelt x pon the importan e of the ne NO PENALTY CARRIED office can turnish high-^rad- on a*! she has In the role of a groes co is r\ Ing their mor^l forces -, o \ v> om in Her inte-rpre-ts tion f thr ugh ed icatlon ind thro gh ]>ia\ BY THE WEBB MEASURE stenographers Phone Afi<=^ The 1 est known \isitor a,t th s con the bai t-*oot little erlrl whose life v\ iv 9 \\ il p i p in her grandf ithor a fprence is Dr \\ T R Oiill^ls F >r Tvoxvill Trnn Maj C —That no Hitt f ba ksmith »host little forg-e stood thirteen \ears I>r DuBcH w 3 at he com iction can be secure*! under the a.t the toa^e erf the m-ountain wa^ w ell bead of f-c soclelojrlcal depar mcnt of Provisions o€ the Webb act was the re*el\td as -n as her enrotionel acting \tlanta inl^ersit\ and un lei his guIJ statement of Judge i* T fr^anford in 1 NORFOLKS later when >ears are supposed to ance the conference fo- the study o-f his charge to tbe federal grand Jury ha%e p-asssro prob-K n» has been developed today hig-her place in the world before she Twri years agro I T>uf*->is -went to New The "Webta aict was described as an How Diamonds Will fills the "vacant place in St Elmo s York to take up the work of the Na act that had no power to inflict a p«n The best versions of the vogue— lift The other members of the com tional \ssoctation f->r the Advancement a.lty and therefore It was explained, Advance in Price. ,>ani also appfar well in their p-arts of Colored Peonle He has since then no conviction could posisibly be se none of which are minor on-es however had Lite general dhe tion tf cured, under its p220 as soon the morninc: ^es^lon ih-o spoke uttnn the that !t removed from interstate sfiip nefe.ro pr Mem as a part of the larger pers of Uquar the protection of fed as the new tariff bill be- JAIL DOORS CLOSE socl il pi ibi^ms of the worM showing era.1 legislation and ga\ e the states NETS, ready for you to try on, and see which comes effecthe a direct relation between the attitude greater freedom Inf enforcing their re The ad\ ance made on ON MRS. PANKHURST of narkli d towird the darker racaa '•rpective state liquor larwa particular style, fabric and color suits you best. diamonds tn the syndicate May 26 —(Mr s Bmmeline on the general run of dia Pankhurst leadeo- of the militant suf These NORFOLK Suits are from America's monds averages 14^ per fragettes was tod a > returned to Hoi cent \ eirH This increase lo-^va> Jail haxlng in the opinion of will run the cost of a $200 the authorities recovered her health foremost stylists, and have the "touch" of stone up to $2 0 suffl Ien*tl> to sfrve another period of This increase is not a ber three years sentence individuality and high standard of quality Mrs 1 ankh i st e\identl\ not strong guess but cold sound facts w. hen arraigned at the Bow stree po The tariff bill will no lice court declared vehementK that found only in such clothes as these. doubt become effecti\ e m she would continue her hunger strike July or August Both in until she died or the g*o\ ernment g creases will be felt here in wom*n the vote Youths' Norfolk* Young Men's Norfolk* the next few months W hen the g*a,tes of Hollow ay and opened to receixe her a score of mlW We offer our present stock tant suffragettes tried to rush the to $2O $15 to $45 at the old prices It will r-rlson and the wardens had difficulty pay >ou in dollars and cents in preventing them from entering to anticipate your require- with their leader For a long time ments the\ remained outside shouting We Straw Hats—Stylish Shapes Selections sent on ap will keep on fighting until we win in the favorite braid*, Splits, Sennits, Bangkok*, pro\ al Liberal terms al French Palms, Panamas—Fifty styles to select Name of Davies Withdrawn from Call or write for our dia Washington May "6 —President mcmd booklet and catalogue W ilsc*n today withdrew the nomlna for net prices and all par tion of Joseph. B Davies of Wlsoon ticulars sin to be commissioner of conpora Buy "Hess" Shoes for Style, tlons It was brought to the prest dent s attention that the position was Comfort and Service— $5, $6, $7. Maier <& Berkele, Inc. an appointive one not requiring co-n Diamond Merchants flrmation by the senate Severe] sen a tars had announced their Intention Trunk and Bag 31-33 Uhitehall Street of op-posing Mr Davies If he did not Established 1887 resign nis place as secretary of the Department cLernocratic nation-ail committee The .Eiseman 3d Floor, president is now expacted to azmounci ENTIRE BUILDING the <"> , < ' ^ "i^V >» ,' Jki^JLJi EMPEROR IS SETTER, \Soctal Interest Now Centers HtHNOUNGED AGNES SCOTT SINGERS &UT EMPRKSS IS Tokio. Ma> 26 —Emperor Toshlhlto Ut better, bat th« Empress Sadake is en 111 from a- cold contracted d«r- In the Players' Performance DRAW ng- her long vigil at her husband s bedside Her Illness Is not critical, but she "What is the Importance of Being The performance will take place the Number of Representatives of Young Ladies of Glee Club Ap- confined to her apartments and Earnest''' the uninitiated are asking evening, of June 3, at the Atlanta the- on the advice ot physicians will not ater North Georgia Churches Have plauded at Annual Concert, attend tomorrow's meeting of the Red each other Of course It la important to Mr Marsh Adalr, Mr Lamar Hill, Mr Cross society ai Japan. be earnest at times, but why should Hamilton Douglas, Jr, and Sir BVante Already Reached Athens. Seniors Burn Books. we be earnest when we go see the Taylor have the male roles players—we would rather not be Athens, &&.r May 26—(Special)—Al- Mrs John Marshal Slaton, Mrs. Wil- A large and appreciative audience But you don t know what you are liam Owens. Mrs. Henry Bernard ready a number s m irr age to Mr Claud win entertain twenty four ladies at club attends all the rehearsals, also council Bishop Nelson will arrive to- { hel Norwood They were assisted by most epigrramatlc of any of the shorter Mr R. I* Cooney, the chairman of the norro-w afternoon from Atlanta with Douthit will be d. brilliant event of lot* Bridgre at the East Lake clubhouse the glee club chorus than clean June Mrs Jostph Fb> will ent rt un Thusrday afternoon Mrs Roy Gwln ones the great artist dramatist ever executive board, and other members Mrs. Nelson to be guests o£ Dr H C at bridge lunche jn next Tuesday at wrote of the Pla> era* club, and appreciative White Miss Sadler made a hit by her ren Jones will give a bridge It is difficult ' the critics say be- her h JITIP W st J n 1 Thursday afternoon Mrs Roy Gwln of the merits of the coming play Following- Is the program of the dltlon of two coon songs I&amrny s cause every line is thoughtful and Mrs 1 in TvU will %\f a luncheon w ill entertain at brldffe tea To tbe Playcra. council Little Honey ejid My Lady Clo subtle and every word counts while Gold Dost does more than at the ( it Ital t> lab Mrs Thomp * On Saturday Mrs J C Malsby will Mr and Mrs Robert L, Cooney will 9 00 a. m—Meeting of the Woman s ;hose attending- the rehearsals predict Other songs on the program were * The son Frrn n w 11 nt i i. n at br dprt. (-. \ i luncheon and matinee party entertain at dinner at the piedmont auxiliary in the cfhurch Cor oreaniza ( that the talented group in the caste Last Rose of Summer and A Sere wash the surface—it digs deep Mrs si v -II v, rton will ,-. \e i ' n Monda> Mrs Paul Baker will en Driving club Friday evening In com- ti-on Address by the bishop of th« dU are going to prove what splendid work nade by Miss Roga Hill Love s Di lunch > Mi s \m I \ \* will f-U i i rt In at the matfnee and at tea and pliment to the members of the Play- se, after germs and hidden parti- at br \se 1 jn e U the E rii.tr ^ club amateurs can do when they are stu ers club who will take part In the 9 30 a. m—The clergy will assemble l.irma and Tihat Is Well by Miss 1 uring" next week Miss Edna Blackmon dents of English as these young peo- cles of dirt and decay. It and t entorta.it] rm ts art i la-tine-* 111 entertain play "The Importance of Being Ern- In the parish house and vest (-white Isabel Norwood and "Annie Laurie Cor M ss Ft me s b f r hei n LI rli-, ple are. est, the- evening of June 3 sboles) for the by Misses Jean Ashcraft Isabel Nor purifies and makes everything and a. t r r ret-irn t m the welilm^ 10 00 a. m—Formal opening of the trip council Celebration of the holy com wood Pauline Bruner and Rosa Hill sanitarily safe. Neither dirt West Virginia State Song C Lee at 3 30 In the afternoon | munlon and bishop s annual cnajige cr The last number was a song com The prf?^ of $1 000 recently offered nor germs can live where Gold The house wa ihj state of "West \lrginia for an wl th pl an ts a nd flowers a decorative SOCIAL ITEMS. Very Rev Dean Ptfse gospeller Rev H t'tled Dear Old Agnes Scott It was Dost has made its appearance. A biiffht (>mpinj t c llo-R6 ^irls offl ill state sons has been awarded -cheme of pink and white being carried Fields Saumenig epistoler Rev Joh-i rendered by the entire glee club and t Band mister Inn PS director of the havm^ to* tt tl c (, t i ml in 1 c >ut In all details D Wing chaplain the rector o£ tn* v/as greeted^ with great applause b nd which bears his name The work Gold Dost needs little help jo'-ttilay wti th ^ sts o" m n M!s$j Johnnie Smith was bridesmaid Miss Mary Murphy Miss Cora Mc- parish server Immediately after the concert a bers o' Mf,m ill ! h s > r tj >t is to hi\e Us flnt pu-blir presentation and Mr Henry Jones groomsman Miss Cord Brown and Miss Ruth Heed wlU The business cession of the council large crowd gathered, on the campus from you; it does most of the 'VpTTif ^rott Mi s -, H 1 n ^nr Ith Ct\\\ at the semi centennial celebration at ^mma Lee was maid of honor and M- be amonig those returning h-ame today will be called to order in the parish tc see the seniors and sophomores pa Bopacki tnd K it* ( J rk pop Jf IP men \\ h-=elln.K on June 20 'om Miller best man Or Gary En from Lucy Cobb They are antlcdpating house fifteen minutes after the close rade with torches held aloft in their work alone. It is a vegetable- lei's of ne ^ i(\ i,t nsr lass were the .nser performed the ceremony Migs a return to Athens for the universdty of this service 1" ands The parade ended with the oil soap in powdered form, to *- fsts o-t her o an 1 t ic c ision vi LS Wells plavpd the wedding- music commencement on June 13 and while At this same time the Wo nan s anx seniors burning- their books thus sol m «t happi Musical Tea The bride was loveJv In a gown of in Athens will he at the G-eorgiaJi ho liarj will be called to order in the emnly taking- leave of college life which are added cleansing and A rn s cal tea will b giv en Thurs white crepe de chine trimmed in rose tel The commence ment exercises wil" The tea tarle \ as << t in thf lo nffe •** right trans* pt of the church and the room in 1 Lrour 1 It \\ o M s-s s II 1 n lay afternoo from 4 to 6 o clock at joint lace and seed pearls with white junior branch at the rectory !b^ continued tonight with the annua' purifying ingredients. Em'th OIL ill kl K it Cl t k R th the ome of Mrs GeorKf A ^ ipltt ilcture hat She cat ried biide a roses Miss Irene Lemke will be the ^ues 1 30 p m—Luncheon will be served debate between the wo llterarj socle Blue itynelle lie Lit \\hite Hen 09 Pon^o do Leon iven ie for the The bridesmaids wore pink voile of Mrs "W H Meaohiam of Chattanoo in the basement of the parish house ties The subject of debate Is Re Use Gold Dost for all cleans- rletta Lamhlln H t Mor«ir ^orot^ fepn ft of Circle No 10 of the Worn iver pink satin and carried pink roses g~a during the reunion Members o-f the Woman s auxiliary and, sclved That the Panama Canal should Mustin Fl zi etrn \V lift M re Fischer an s Mfssionaiy society of the First A large reception followed the cere • •• junior branch are expected to lunch be free ing purposes. It saves time, fauline Br nn£r aJ 3 Ciladjs Camp V th di«t ch rrh A treat of rare mony Assisting the bride s mother In Miss Ma,rtha G-reen ot Newnan spen-t with the council saves labor, saves backs m isle will delight- everyone present _-.:ertainine: were Mis R B Kelly and the wee-k end In the dty Council will reassemble at s-U'ch hour Miss Fannie Clements *** as it may determine probable 3pm GOVERNOR OF ARIZONA and saves Mrs O' Dell's Luncheon The brides grolngr away suit was dark Grace Trum of Clayton AI Upon adjourmnen^ af afternoon session money. Mrs F! R t I 11 s 1 (h n t > \ \.\ 1 n Mrs Grant Entertains plue with hat to match arrives today to visit Miss Marny An- provision will bo made for an autorao GUARDS THE CONVKTS compliment to Miss oart n i-> ILtril M s %\ D Grant entertained at Mr and Mrs Miller loft immedi-UeTv drews bile ride about the city son T&( I be i JIT.PPJ ff-t-ir Lne f, j ^ts linnor S nday o* nJnpr a beautifi 3 ex ifter the ceremony for an extended »•• S SO p m.—Missionary service in the Phoenix Ariz. May 26 —Armed You can buy to inclt fie Mis* Harris n M =os \,-neb prrsbion of hospitality at t) e home ol >ur thro-ugh Florida South Carolina Mrs Hill and Miss Jewell Hill have church Address by the bishop Rev with rifles and revolvers as regula Ila.:rlson O t e Ho I f <. thb t h r son and daughter Governor elect ,nd other points After ten days they returned to their home in Rockhlll E._ W Patton department secretary and tlons require Governor George "W P a large pack- P r n r* (, onnaJJ AJ/» Ben I \Ii and Mrs Si it on on Peach t rep road vill be at home to their many friends S C others Hunt mounted guard on the penlten age of Gold \\ili rim S hmeder Mr** I r, roillfvr The reception rooms had artistic dec at Milltovvn Oa, *** Reports on the present condition and tiary wall at Florence for two hours Dust for 5 Mrs Ml litel H >ke Mrs John V. \kin oratlonq in flowrrs fro mthi garden Dr Nance and Mr Snow o>t Fort needs oif the mission work of the dlj jesterday while the convicts and their and the d nner table presented a hand "Valley spent the weelt end In the olty cese regular guards enjoyed a concert by cents. some picture Its color scheme In shades To Mrs Glasgow **• Tlmrstday, May 29. vaudeville performers in the prison of rose Mra Frank Markel will entertain it Mr and Mrs Sajnuel J Trlb-ble ha/e mess hall Campbell-T hacker auotion bridge Saturday morning In 7 30 a. m—Celebration of the holy Mrs *-Arih T- < amp-bfll of Fii- T own the center of the filet lace ta issued invltaUona to the marriage of It was hot on the wall and the compliment to Mrs D F Glasgow of communion "Lftlh, GOLD DUST TWINS da yoarwarlt" burn anr o r res th m tr \x of her b-l'e" cmv er we re three largo silver 1 their daughter Ruth to Mr Samuel 1 30 a m —Breakfast for the worn scales at the capltol s>howed today xsf>s sh ding- from deep r tse to pale Pennsylvania who IB tlh-e guest of he * Kenney Dick on the evening of Thurs that the governor Jiad lost two dauffhtpr "\\ 111 M n t Mr \r mother Mrs V, hite an s auxiliary in basement of parlsfh th r A- Thicker f Mart tta \prll p k and thev were farlanded to . the 19th c-f June a.t 8 o dock at house pounds of his ample avoirdupois 7 Dr Ri 1 e\ of the t e itral BM tlst ? thr-r w th pink and white sweet peas the F+rst Presbyterian church Athens 9 00 a m—Morning prayer In the church \tlin i nftlelating ^ malic i vases of pink and white sweet To Mrs Hopkins Ga A reception -will follow at home church Business sessdoi called to or- I cis \\ f re pliced it Intervals and the 419 Milledge avenue der immediately after this service par- OVER 70,000 FARMERS Miss Nan«:y Hill Hopkins will ent«=- *** pl ee cards were hind painted in a de tain at lunche-on Thuisday in compli ish house Most Delicious Normal School Closes « prn of thf=;p flowers Mr Hal Hentz ia able to be ouit a,galn 1 30 p m—Luncheon In basement If IT BY THE DECISION 1 ment to M: s Chailes Hopkins Jr • ** Atlanta Ki- ! rt, irt Normal sc ooi Mrs rrint was gowned In black Others en-ter taming for Mrs Hop 3 00 p m—Business session of the comn n *>mrr t cx^r Isfs will le held harm use and shadow lace Mrs Or Komer Black has returned to co-uncil Washington May 2-6—More tfliao 10 Appetizing kins will bo Mrs James L Dickey Jr 000 farmers on reclamation projects of at the \\ oman s club this evening at e Icl wore w hite chiffon and lace Athens Miss Annie Lee McKenzie Mrs R a\ the •wesit will be affected by the su R 10 o rlork *•• Collier MIs« Sara RawBon and Mr preme courts decision today that they Cracker "Made An adlross bv "U flliam Perrj Bloo<1 and Mrs Llnton Hopkins Mr W T> Afanley 'bias returned to Yellowstone, Utah, Colorado worth invocation bv r B 1 Uklln Supper Party his home from St Josephs Inflrmar must pay to the government the cost and rhor ISPS inl p: mfs rty the stu- Mi and Mrs R T Cooney will en and Is Improving rapidly Limited party Is being organized for of maintaining amd operating the va *** tour of Yellowstone Park Utah and rious reclamation projects pending dent class wfll be fratui cs t rtain it supper it the r>rii Ins club Bowling Party Colorado For information address 1 n 1 j nir, I the r gut sts to Include Mrs Herbert Wood, French and Miss Robinson, 283 Lee streefc, Atlanta their oomple-tlon Miss Lloise Gav wdll entertain at <*. The decision was In the autt by D Kennesaw t e m rnbei^ of t e Plaj ers club who bowling" party this afternoon a,t the daughters lona Louise and Nina M Phone West 1131 i rm th cast of The Importance ot have returned from Texas where th*y P Baker and other farmers on the jTc> Miss Francis Fast I ake clubhouse in compltmenit t > feunnyside Unit of the Yakima, "Wash Mrs Charles Nhelton Tr will en Being Earnest Mis-s Lo-ulse Vt ilson and Miss EveU n visited Mrs French s father tertaln it 1 inch n XVelno di In com *** VALUATION OF ROADS project to have tJh«e reclamation service Booth of Lvnchb irg Miss Sarah enjoined fro-m cutting off the wate*- Milk pliment to MHs Martha Frinrls Han-sell of Thomast Hie and the Btll Mr "W D Rih-ea left Saturday for Judge Beck to Entertain NTash\ille WILL BE DISCUSSED supply to enforce collections of such Th Ten club \\ 111 V.r> tho quests of DOR club of Agnes ^cott *** c harges imposed under Instructions To Miss Bo\d T idr-f Mucus "U Bo k at his honit Mr Joseph Samuel Cook has Issued W>ashington May 26 —Representa from the secretary ot the interior in 1 mbia rven ie on Fr da\ T ne 6 ti^es of eleven lallroads composing- tha 1902 Biscuits Miss Hild ftli Burt i ^m th will en invitations to the marriage of h" Matinee Party for Visitors Nearly $1 000 000 has already been col tertaln a srm.ll nirt> at \ r dge Wedn s Ihe i per for the afte oon will be daugt ter Fanny Grler to Mr Frank federal railroad valua-tlon committee Miss Ellzabetih Morgan entertained lected by the government Half a mil day afterno in complim nt to M s- on l om^ulsori Fd ic it Jon to be d s Graham Williams on Wednesday even came to \\ ashington today to dis^ufas cu sed b> Mts&ib Rnttifn a-nd f urser at a box party yesterday at th? Atlanta the physical valuation o>£ the railroads lion more Is about due Carolvn K ns; s guost Mls=> Bo>d o in comi liment to a numl er of charm Ing June 11 at 8 o clock St Marks •will grace a luncheon Nashvlll Mi"i Holt n Jones will giv. Methodist church with the interstate commerce commls ng" visitors and their hostesses \fte *** sion They wiill meet the commission a small t^a f i Miss Bo; d ^11cGec kin-Thomas the matineo the quests had toa a.t tho for any occasion. Mr and Mrs John Addy of Boston tomorrow In the j*irty are Presidents Ont, of the pretti wt ddings nf the Driving cl ib The party included Miss Re a of the Pennsylvania Brown ot Smooth as a They are fresh and Marsaret McPheetea-s of Raleigh N C w 111 return today aPter a visit to Dr oa^.u w -is 1 it M =s 1- rxnce^s M the New York Central Loree of tht M fcs r llT-abeth t>ovd < f Clearwvter and Mrs A, E \\ heeler To Miss Hall 1 im M ( c k i the at ract 10 la igh *** Delaware and Hudson "W illard of ttJ e Rose Leaf crisp when we make Mrs I o li C Moeckfl wilt entertain tla Miss Marion Hodgson of Athens tt f M ani M s I B Mcdeckln of Baltimore and Ohio Gardner of th Delightfully perfumed a few of the unm irried set it hr Ig Miss Ca.rol>n Iving and M ss Laura "Mrs S A/ Rhea of Bristol Tenn them and just as fresh I till t> Mr \l\a V3ans Thomas Chicago and Northwestern Finley o' Healthful a* fresh air— Wedn *> "liy in compliment to Miss Mu T Vtl n T. v. oh occ Jrred it the h lie Lowlcs is the guest o* Mrs Rhoda Rhea Pearce 306 East Pine street the Southern Emerson of the -Vtlantlt. BO pure it floats—no gnt and crisp when you riel H 11 f T rofes= rail Mrs R \\ Ldenflelc! Coast Line Harahan of the Seaboai d Bo rate d Guaranteed n Ma. n T T d v ft rnooi Maj 18 at ] open the package as Miss Letltla. Johnson of Rome si>en \ir Line Johns-on of teh Norfolk and pure lOc a box 4 o ol 1 in*, cereti on> was ptrfoin To Brides-Elect \Vestern Chairman of the Board Trum the day they were Dance at Brookhaien J Ke\ R < G Anherrj of Txtt M ss Marion \\oodward has Invited vesterday In the city Made only by The u ual da e on Thursday n ^h *** bull of the Chesapeake and Ohio and ill s , a B u tlst church Miss OH\ c her bt jdy club this afternoon to meet Vice President Holden of the Chicagc Talcum Puff Co. made. The triple at Brt okh i\ m b will be i dtli^htfu M r h n i rosi i i at tnt. pn.no They Miss < ourtenay Harrison and Miss Mu Miss Fa-y Dobb-s TH 111 return today from Athens Burlingiton and Qulncy Miners and Manufacturers sealed package insures e-vent of tht v k 1 f it ho 17^ to thflr manj. friends at riel Hail *** Ba»h Terminal Bmldtn* ^ 3 Oik street \\est p nd Brooklyn i. 11 Naa York Martha Horsley of "Wes>t Point this and prevents par- To Mrs Kenan Mrs Wyhe's Tea. Is the guest of her sister Mrs Frark Tom Hanlon Dead ticles of dust coming in Mrs I T Daniel ^ is as 1 er er iesL at Lee- Miller ' Boland A delightful occasion of 5 esterday *** Chicago May 26—Tom Hanlon wide tier h ie \» > rlv M s \\ i] Ti weditns of M ss T ena Lee an afternoon w is the B o clock tea glv en 1> known as a wit and raconteur died contact with the Kenan of U no A ^ C \\ 1 > i, ill Mr I 1 t n Miller w \K t prf tt> event by Mrs Bun Vv yHe at her home on Miiss Harrie ^tockdell of Athens Is here toady of pneumonia biscuits. elal ir-it^l ntf t in I i Ii t w k taking I lace at tbp nor Springfield street in compliment to spending a sihort time In the city This m r il q M s *- M "tt hltner will *** of tho bride s parents Mr and M Mrs Paul Seydel of New "iork Mrs Their goodness and Straufehn Barrett of Kentucky w h •> Mr and Mrs T C Clarke are vistin0 at their old homo near Charleston food value impel Hos- is the guest of Mrs Virgil Perr>man *** and to Mrs John Addy o£ Boston pitals and Sanitariums who Is visiting Mrs A H Wheeler Mr and Mrs J B Hookaday lelt yes terdaj for "Vew York to use them daily. The house was beautifully decorated **• with masses of roses and daisies in SAND WICH PL A TES the li^ ing room where the guests Mr and Mrs C A Wood leave Wed A Double-Good n«sday nlg-ht for Toxaway w. ere receiv ed the red. rambler was • * • used moat effectively And in the dm Only Breakfast !n,g room Dorothy Perkins roses were Mr and Mrs John Sheffield Owens Some of the most pleasing styles of modern decoration on mantel and buffet The tea table have issued invita-tions to the marriage of their daughter Charles to Mr Ed w as cov ered with a Cluny lace cloth in siloer are put into these highly useful pieces, and a ward Buckingham Hall Monday th<* and the Centerpiece was a Ions wicker 16th of June at 8 30 o clock St Mark s variety of sizes and patterns makes similar diversity of basket filled with Dorothy Perkins 5c Methodist church The ceremony -will roses The handles at each end of be followed bj a reception at their price. the basket were tied with pink tulle home 3" Wtest Ele\enth street. Package and 8Jl* er dishes held pink bonbons *** Beauty of designing is expressed through the finest and the candle shadea and all other Miss Lillian Jones of Waynesboro de tuls of the pretty table were In joired her si"ter Miss Inez Jones yes workmanship, which are the mam elements in the com- At All Grocers Mad* pink ter ar and thev have gone to Chatta in Atlanta by Mrs W>lie vv ore a becoming- gown nooga to be sponsors at the confeder plete elegance of our collection. of blue charmeuse satin trimmed in ate reunion Miss Inez Jones has been * sh idoi* lace visit ns airs A, C Welier in the Ava Severity fiv e friends were invited to Ion DAVIS & FREEMAN Frank E. Block with the RED LABEL Is the finest syrup meet the honor guests »*• formafcmgcandies fudge,cakes Itstmply I>r and Mrs E L, Connally are th« JEWELERS 47 Whitehall Si guests of Mrs Pranoea Fort B-rown in Company can t be beaten for making toothsome To Mrs Wood Chattanooga for the reunion desserts Veiva is a wonderful spread Mrs AI ton Dargan will entertain at *** Atlanta. Ga. for bread—beats other sweets, goes fur- luncheon today at the Di Iving club in Mrs Beaumont Davlson has a3 her ther and tastes better Little chaps like compliment to Mrs C A Wood who guest Miss Helen Yauch, of iNew York it and they knozu Velva in the green leaves Vv fdnesday to spend the sum recent graduate of Miss French s can, too, at your grocer's mer at To^away The party will num school Send now for the free illustrated book of ber fourteen Velva recipes It tells you ways of using ^ivtft «& Compau7*H Soles of syrup that you ve never thought of, and Airs Daniel's Tea Freah Beef In Atlanta for week end At the Present! their goodness will surprise you These Mrs Jol n Me ins .Daniel will enter ing Saturday Maj 24 averaged 10 53 Biggest Cars recipes are all by the cooking expert of tain at tea %V ednesday af ternon in cents per pounds—(Adv ) the Ladies Home Journal, and every one compliment to Mifas I oulse Downes ot of them is a good one No trouble to Tlopkinsv ille K> the guest of M bS send you a copy upon receipt of your Alii e Parks LOVE IS NOMINATED name and address FOR U S. ATTORNEY .PENJCK & FORD, Ltd, Pound-Sharp New Orleans, La. Mr a.nd Mrs U E Pound of Bluff Washington May 26 —President ton Go- announce the marriage of ilson sent to the senate today the their daughte Leila "V alena to Mr nomination of Edward C Love lor ijohn \\illiara Sharp of \ ada Ga Tht United States attorney, northern dis- cpremoi y took plaice at Camilla on th trict of Floirlda. '
Kitchens-Head MORE NOURISHING THAN Mrs E L. Kitchens announces the rettv Home—On Easy Terms marriage of her daughter Mary Ea MEAT—COSTS ONE-TENTH telle to Mr Llewellvn Deerlng Head THE PRICE Souse Gifts For Girt Graduates or May 24 Pev "W W West per- The formed the ceremony in the presence , AYING RENT is lite putting money Into a BOTTOMLESS barrel—you never see it again' The School Giil M IT orv B ok bound in boarls at St oO a Ol a few relatives and intimate These high cost of living days give more rent that you pay—the LESS money youll have in the end copy bo ind in S« iss t 4 L ither at «'5l) Th<> school Dai friends you an excellent opportunity to get ^, Memi r> Book oOc Mr and Mrs Head are both w ell the s ho 1 Record 50c The L>irl Graduate acquainted with a food that is more ,» sell YOU a pretty home In the charming CAPITOL VIEW section of Atlanta—inside of bound in bonds ••> aO In Sw «s Ooze Leather $2 oO Sind ^ our known and have many friends who tte c ^its-for only5 ?100 down-and, as little as $21 a month-till the house and lot » paid for con-ratulitioj s on our oc to 41 a box Correspondence Miss Mar> Anderson will entertain Cards to matih at 2oc a box and up I arty the members of the Inter Se club is a rich glutinous food made from favors of all kinds Durum Chard) Wheat. Mail Orders Promptly Killed this evening at a dance at her home Send l_ Cents Extra for Postage ii, Ansley Park, It Is sustaining appetizing and very minutes. • easily digested. Makes a blgr varleti? of delicious savory meals Write for Southern Book Concern For Mrs Seydel. free recipe book. Sold In 60 and lOc Mrs Sheppard W Foster enter- S ) packages call at our office' tained informally at bride last even- -Whitehall St, Rlehi near Hunter St. ing at her home on Peachtree street Atlanta Phone, 35M for Mrs Paul Seydel ol New York MAULL BROS, Bell, Main ; W. D. BEATIE, 207 Epita&ie Braiding wfco la the guest of her parents, J>R. end Mrs Vassar Woolley. fit. Louis, Mo.
1FWSP4P&R the dynamite "was 'VJazuted." B^1* SIGH COURT^ TO PASS witness denied that he uad been at the company's offlce on that day or GEORGIA COM! MEN ON THE &OMP&RS CASE DEFENSE SHOWS HAND had. seen Wood and Atteaua: together. BIG LUMBER CONCERN He also denied that he bad told the Tft/ashington, May 26.—The district •prosecutor to the coortrary. supreme court here, which, originally There's a world of satisfac- sentenced Samuel Gompers, John INTHEJALOF10D WANT HIGHER KATES IN HANDS OF RECEIVER Mitchell and Frank Morrison to Jail for contempt ot court, filed a petition tion inbuyingUneedaBiscuit MASSEY MUST RETURN with the supreme court of the United Testimony to Prove Wool Trust OR FORFEIT HIS BOND President Gordon Tells Senators Liabilities of the Upchurch Co., States today, asking the highest tribu- because you know yon will Redactions in Underwood of Jacksonville, Estimated nal to review the decision of the dis- Chief Didn't Plan "Plant- CoItrarMa, S C.. May 2fl.—(Special.) trict court of appeals, which, affirmed ing" of Dynamite. —W. J. Massee, the wealthy Macon. Bill Are Too Drastic, at $900,000. the conviction of the three men, but get what you want—soda Ga,. capitalist. Is ordered to be re- reduced their sentences. At the same time th« high court had under con- crackers that are oven-fresh, Boston, May 2f!_Indications that manded to the sheriff of Spartanburg By Joluk C«rrlgmm, Jr. Jacksonville. Flo.. May 26.—In the sideration another application for a re- county and by him turned over to a the defense would rely upon Its a-bill- Washington. May 26 — (Special )—-F. United States court today the \7p- view of a writ of error presented by proper officer of the state of Tennes- B Gordon, president of the Columbus crisp, clean, appetizing and ty to prove that Frederick E Atteaux, ohTirch Lumber company. had bfpn paid in the t was asserted that much Incrimi- trude Elizabeth, Miss Bessie Reed and same manner, was given by C C Wdg himself In the breast pers 5 miles wide and 13 miles long la reported In northeastern New Mexico nating material was found Miss Annie Mathews resigned Miss grin, vice president and comptroller of Jullw Me Arthur Is elected teacher of the woolen company F*or this work oday Reports that the millions ol the witness &aid Att^-nux recelv ed Wilson and Alaska. grasshoppers seem to spread as they common school singing Miss Bessie $1000 The \ou her *or this p-n-ment ra\ el and also the appearance ol Baird, from the Stout* Memorial insti- Washington May 26 —President "Wil- smaller bodies of grasshoppers In sec- RICHMOND COUNTY tute, Wisconsin, Is named assistant In v. SL& Introduce*! and shown to be iden son told Senators Chamberlain and tioal In form with thf voucher r-f \t- tions of west Texas have caused fear WON'T HAVE CENT the domestic science department •r-^P*; teaux s account In 1912 The witness Jones today that he felt kindlj, toward of a general grasshopper pest in the A second scholarship assistant ic mu- £f£«^ explained tha.t any expenditure au- the proposal for government construc- southwest, especially in Texas, western sical training is to be supplied, two ;,^*di thorized bv President Wood would be tion of railroads In Alaska Mr Wil- Oklahoma and New Mexico. IN A FEW MONTHS vacancies 'n the training school made padd without question son expressed h)s hope that a bill nTlght The New Mexico column Is today be- by transferring the teachers are open. Attorney "W IUl«a.m M Butler -was be passed this session, but made It ;ween El Ida and Texline. It Is re- Ausrusta, May 26 —(Special )—"Wlth- and a new position Is to be filled, layd called In an attemip* T>> the state to clear that In view of the urgency for ported entirely denuding the land ot n three months, at the present rate ot principal of the dormitories, who will establish th-at "Wood T.nd Atteaux met tariff and* currency reform, he would grass as well as destroying all kinds expense Richmond county will be have intimate direction of the dormi- a-t the ofilt,f-s of th<- American Woolen he unable as yet to recommend any- of foliage Stock, especially sheep, without a dollar to Its credit," said ty life of the Institution companj c-n Tanuar> 19 1912, the da> thing have been left In a starilng condition W A Clark, county treasurer. In a Authorised by the board otf trustees >y lack of pasturage after the grass- engthy communication to an Ausuuta tod o so, the State Normal has bought hoppers passed newspaper dealing with the financial a J arm of ISO acres of good land on I W iBnVVV -^r •^r'^mm^m »•" Gov eminent, state and railroad ex- rralrs of the county received yester- the river, two miles from Athens^ and ,$3.50, $4.00 & $4^0 ierts have combined forces in New day will utilize that tract for a dairy and Hex fro to fight the grasshoppers by Comparison of figures given in the truck garden of sufficient proportions SHOES HOTEL using poison statement show that the expenses ot to raise all the milk an butter, the c e R 0 he county board of education have hogs, some of the beef and all the veg- & 9 fi5R1feV H / SCOTT'S BODY TO STAY ncreased 110 per cent in the last dec- etables the dormitories feeding 800 stu- — in."W. t. Donates stored . ade or from a total expenditure In dents will need _ windows and. yon will »ee shoes ' GOTHAM IN ANTARCTIC TOMB '903 or of $96,000 to J202 000 In 1913 7 for $3.5O, $4.OO and $4>5O that are The increase of $106 000 in the last SENTENCED TO PRISON just as good in style, fit and wear as Ixmdon, Ma Shoe, in the'World. ' ows of Captain Scott and Dr. Bdiward the rising generations of that com- > munity are to be initiated Into myster- "SPEAKING OP i f* A I •*T I^%HI 9«e tbmt. W,x<:l>o*vl» im«e districts ^ A "Wilscan, and to surviving members k CAil I I WlM U.tmtwea On the bottom. of the expedition es and miseries that develop In the TAKE HO SUBaTITUTB. manufacture of Charlotte russe ana OPPORTUNITIES" , If W.. L.L. DoDonglaw s ihoen «ze not lor Bale In torn -rtdntty , Reltttlves of the Antarctic victims emon pie •What do you think of the A , B. & A. , ordeIrT direcdlrart trofr m the factory and B»T* the mWdleman'B ' SirigU FOOTS m* karti, ~*339to»59? LS expressed Che unaninwus desire Excursion to . proQtsflt.. ShoeSho s tot ererry member of "" '—"- Double room mill bailis ~«-5?fe*BOS "I am further Informed that this "•:« all prtc«». DT Faroe! poK,_ that the recovery of the bodies never Jacksonville, Fla, May 27, $600 Round \Writo for tlhut SPECIAL DISCOUNTS ZSXtoSO* sfao-uild b« attempted. bungalow has been equipped with an trip. wm ahowron boir to MAY ro OCTOBER ncubator attachment, where the little Tampa, Fla. $8.00 Round-trip ones will probably be taught to count R B CAMP. Wetherbee USED UMBRELLA RIB their chickens before they are hatched. City Passenger and Ticket Agent. W.L.DOUGLAS SHOE CO.: 11 PcachtreeSt, Atlanta ' Ten years agro, with a county di- W H. LEAHY. TO GET $1,000 FROM BANK gest of $24,000 000 the school rate was f 21 mills Last vear. the dlgrest was Toledo, May 26—W n a bent um- $32 000 000 and the rate of tax was S» Fifth Ave. & Fifiy-fliffh St irella rib a man giving his name as Fames Evans, of Chicago, robbed the mills and the board says it will be nec- essary to raise the rate for 1913 " NEW YORK. CITY Northern National bank at noon today of tn o rolls of bills, each containing 500 The money was abstracted from Robber C. the tellers window Pursued by bank Augusta, Ga , May 26 —(Special )_ attaches, Evana ran Into the arms ot a ^uspefcted of being the robber of the THE ALLEGHANY INN, Goshen, Rookbridge Co., Va. policeman ^ >ovr Open. Hor«e Creek Valley postofflce, Tom HEALTH A>D RECREATION IX THE SWITZERLAND OP THE SOUTH. Toole, believed to be an escaped con- In the heart of the AUeghany Mountains. 2,000 feet above sea-level, WOODROW WILSON WINS vict was arrested yesterday on the on the main line of the beautiful C & O railroad, near Virginia Hot charge of robbery Ke was seen at- Sprtnpa Modern brick and stone structures, perfect in all appointments JURY REFORM FIGHT Cool and in.^ igoratlni? atmosphere tempting to dispose of stamps at re- J \V HO\Yl,\Nn, MANAGER. duced prices and the police notified \* rite for Illustrated booklet. Trenton • N J . May 26 —The chan- On his person were found about 50 cellor-sheriff jury reform bill, which postal cards and a quantity of stamps. "iajs the a»p-proval of President Wood- Lieutenant Brltt, of the local police •ow 'Wilson, pa.Bs^d the aenate tonJg-hf force says Toole Is the man who es oy a strict party vote The measure eaped from the county chalnffang sev- passed the lower branch of the general eral years ago while under an 8-year THE WIGWAM HOTEL, Indian Springs, Ga. emb-lv t\io weeks ago sentence A reward Is standing for NO\V OPE>. An Ideal place for rest and recreation a hotel with mod- the apprehension of the parties guilty ern appointments partit,ularl> suited for ladies and children The waters of the Horse Creek postofflce rob- of Indian Sprinps ?-t. T. er> pronounced In effect, especially effective for Li\«r, Bladder tnd Kidncjs Sulphur BntU* nt W ierwnm only. Rooms BEST WORK bery $ with bath T.^ ell equipped grarage On faouthet n Railway bet~w ecn Crowns (22 If ) $3 00 Atlanta and "\I icon Book IP t containing aral> sis of Indian Springs Bridge work . $d Oo J water sent upon request Owned byfc>co %ill e Bros , of .Morris Hotel, Full net teeth $3 OQ Denounced Socialism, Birmingham. Ala. SHIR WOOD THAXTON Manager P^Illns BOc Augusta, Ga, Mav 26 -^(Special ) R fare allowed 2C mile*. All work Socialism wns denounced as being •anteod 20 y«ar«- Tundamentally wrong and morally de | Eastern Painless Dentists basing and as a means employed by [ 3S]/i FEACHTREE ST . NEAR WALTOV satan to undermine the Christian BORDEN WHEELER SPRINGS HOTEL church by Rev R w Thlot, pastor ot •si o \f>^ ^fie ^Pa °f America BSI o v Curtis Baptist church, In a sermon on that subject yesterday Dr Thlot is delivering a series ol A panacea for all kidney, stomach and bowel troubles, diabetes, KODAKS sermons on "The Signs of the Times,' indigestion, nervousness, insomnia and rheumatism. and warning churchgoers of the city of the approaching time for the second ^ EZxoe110n't ^?uislne and Set-vioe coming of Christ. WHEfa-LER & WHEELER, Props D. R. LINDSAY, Manager. 6*m4 ter CfttoloM mnA ?rlc« A. K" HA WKES CO BIG LAGRANGE MILL M Wfat«gfc»U B*.. Atlnmt*. TO BE DOUBLED IN SIZE ' J SFARRFF7tjfJLjc^. JL9JL\. jLjSLj&jB-iF HOTFfm. vr JL r.BI f LaGrange, Ga , May 28 —(Special )—' N Crockett Arsenic-Llihla Sprttags The Park mill, whi-ch has been onjt of I Tybee's New Hotel, the Nearest One to the Ocean and Baths operation for a number of months, Op«na June 1 Elevation 2,150 feet Cores nervtnu will be immediately doubled In size, TYBEE ISLAND. GEORdlA prostration, dyspvpala, kidney dla«t»M, mahirln. equipped with new machinery and I rheumatic and fikln troubles and fenule lrrecnla.r) started in operation as soon as the 1m- ] tfeu Cleax» and beaatlfl«* tbd complexion Wrt' for troolrlet M O Thomn*. Crocltett Bprtnjm Vn provements and additions can be com- ! pieted The Atlanta and West Point railroad | will at once construct additional side- track facilities for the mill WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS The final negotiations looking: to the , W«t Virginia reo-pening and enlargement of the Park mill were completed very recently by i MOUNTAIN MOTORIHG Howard Park, one of the Tiost aggres- i Elcr.tion 1000 H. Inrfjoruing alt. sive and active business men of La- ! NoFllttorMoMiiitaa. M.cnlfi- Grange He has secured ample eastern ceot Swimming Pool. Golf. Tenni,. RfclfBff, Dtiviac. Fishfnr, Mutic. ZTancfnK backing for the work, and from pres- Sulphur and Medicinal Batha. ETCT7 Mod- ent indications the enlargement of the ' em Convenience. The NEW MOUnn Dollar arMabH.r opens October 1st. 1913. Park mill will be one of the most Fox Information atldreaa I potent factors In the development of i oeoitoc r. ADAMS. LaGrange which has occurred for Will. Sul.hur, w. M. some time Mr Park will also start work within , the next sixty days on four new I stores in the heart of the business dls- , trlct of LaGrange. ,
Adding: to Greenaboro Mill. Greensboro, Ma_, May 26 —(Special.) Among the recent improvements In the tfuslneas life of Greensboro la the work belnft done on tb.o Mary Leila I Home Comforts] cotton mills. The mill's capacity will The New beaoreeze JHotel opei.s its doors on Sunday, May 25 bein6e he doubled, at a cost of $100,000, and the formal opening of Tybee season " • _ In Cool Chicago.^ the work will be finished by June 6 This hotel Is new and modern throughout, large, comfortable rooms Bee the OUr^flna txnton Two large, newXreservoirs have been . all supplied with electric lights, call bells and running water Has ac- p.rk» and other Mttnotlons. commodations for 150 people and has large verandas on east and south SUcKlnul MUnl beMtu I added, and several new homes have f PLAZA—OM Of thelmTKMtllJl been erected. Over 200 hands will be Bide The rooms have large windows from floor up which Insures clentv loom with prl-vato bath of ventilation The house Is entirely screened .1.BO to» 00 p.rjSSyfosj^-^ employed, with a payroll of over ?40.- Rooms single or en suite and all furnished In white enameled fur- ?; 000 a year. Practically all of this nishings with green carpets, gUlng everything a cool, refreshing appear- fmtxmaa'imatt, money Is sqpent here The Georgia ance. railroad has constructed two new "We also have some beautiful cottages operated In connection with the hoteL tracks, at a cost or $T,000, and will Poole & McCoIlough Connected with the hotel Is the largest pavilion on the Atlantic coast «^y^ plOC dU»OV WfM» lot POoyHfc g^y^— add another spur track to cost f 6,000. which extends well Into the ocean, and also five hundred bath bouses Telephow AtlartaMM—B«UMain«93 , Orchestra furnishes music every afternoon and evening -^Se New Seabreeze Hotel Is operated on American and Eurooean 36 S. Foreyth Street / _', " ifttaati For rates, etc, "write • Phdne your want ads and plan. maza Hotel R.T. MoFADDE*,?rapri8tor, Tybte Island, Gwrgia § K»rth*«v«»;*Mot^CI«rfc«t..Ctite«t» j. replies to Main 5000 or At- llanta 109. , , ^ */„ '"-•-,, - , &'*\,
JEWS PA PER I SFWSPAPFRI Charley Front'* Bird* fielded Horri- bly, and tnefr star •outhpaw vmm laced, EDITED BY by Crneker batamen. Pel* belong In the cellar on Monday's form. ^ Pelicans Are Easy in First Battle Dick Jetnison \ Will Hit True Stride Shortly !' HIGH SCHOOL LYESTERDAY'S RESULTS IS HERE- WHIFFS SHAWNEE Atlanta 8 New Orleans 8. Chattanooga 4 Mobile 0 KENTUCKY HANDICAP BELL Memphis Vaahvllte rain Ir ToaKh I uek HAS CLOSE CALL Hofltfionwrr 0 PAT GRAHAM GOES IxmisUlle Ky May 26—Rudolf o a TOMIII BtK%S is nai ing ill *ie BAILEY Sou*b Atlantic 4 > ear old colt, well ridden by Jockey The pennant winning Boys' High, bad brraka !n his <_a.i eei as a fight Loftus v. on the Kentucky handicap Jacksonville 1 Mac on 0 school nine received the closest call oi Savannah 5, Charleston 1 New Receiver Reported Last promoter He Just -o tht boxing the richest American turf event at the season yesterday afternoon when t Do ig- a* park It/day and set a ne-w Columbus 2 Albany 0 " gamp going good at Lal_ir\ arfd then they were held to a 6 to 5 score by the j tra^k record of 2 On 4 » for the mile Night—Waivers Are Asked In his hrst b!^ fight one of the prin Peacock Fleet school aggregation i and a quarter Officially the trai K. Georgia-Alabama cipali is killed Bn*- Jn top of this H a*, pronoun ed ,-ood hut the track It was a close struggle from start to' Opeltha 4 AnnlstoryO on Receiver From Last finish the outcome being always in . com^a the announf < mt-nt th^t some i et ord was equaled once and broken [ Qadeden 10 Newnaoi 4 one stuck d. match t> h s artna. That s thrc#> times in th* six races of the j doubt. i Season Boys High began the scoring tn tho . havinR m break In bunches It o'ppning progr tm of th meeting I National Thf elt vpn starte-ii, in tht handicaip first inning when they registered a' ne\H Mi>BHlT*» spo tins tduoi of Irtt r hor% n tl gained a point It/r as the result of an injury to his was registered in the ninth Inning American last niKit and will b In uniform at the Birmingham AKt- H* raid call1* &ur th w) o onL nd a rea.1 > good h irsc when Johnson scored on an error | Boston 3 New York 1 1 >nce de L.I on this aftfrnoon 1 ankle which Kept him out of the attention to i n Isst Lt m*. i t V* t- ac Is it it ' b st as a 4 ee.r ^Id game for a couple of weeks and Smith and Flo> d for the winners, Philadelphia 4 Washington 0 aiUed here sioArtU I eforo midnight cuied he ^nl F^ rn i Vh rirta.li OC b» Hul If i v-.cn the race from a "i >ear I each hammered out a two ba.ggert Haalilngton 9 Philadelphia rf. < hai man Mil tak IVt Uial^n , which slowed him up perceptibly TV hlie Johnson i eglstered three singles ' i>t Luuia 4 Detroit J, ing it • its Mr H btrts ir ts bv Id T n I int aft r the latter had Chicago Cleveland rain plact Miniger Smith aik, d wafers 1 in all departments of play Bailey sai nig ther i - i » s=u h thint, is a 1 d fti m st f tii distance \way out of five trips to the platter on (,ra dm la^t nlsht and as the last s rap b^t \\ttn them Sh rilan ma It. hadU Lrf f t is f >r d the son of fair is ocming around rapidlv now and Smith did the hurling- for the first Empire State Lcnsae. time he ask d « itv ers e% erj club In p\e>rvthirgv\ 11 third thib position was roam most feared batters on the local men the losers extracted six hits and release wh< , th S dij wal\«r time expires MiMtt De- I rue i in 1 until in tho stretch when the team last season Bailey has been three bases on balls while seven bat- i Id f-Uteie-d ind R idolfx under ters whiffed thi. breeze Tlie new man 1, touted htghtl> H ,r. given the reputation of being one San Antonio 4 Houston 0 < H %.TX4.'\O<><. V ic bes cla ne e ir that I mean that he is always dan Mc-idlan 5 Clwksdale 2 p,,-! Uht f m •. i 1 I «t I lit three T\h*n tho fur nt r Wis running' his race gerous The pitcher never has teammates he hit 238 In 99 g-ames and fielding in the flr<*r mile h it quit badlj and tils •sea-- n Th Id -.toms sit for Score ty innings R Federal League a 7 He made 3 1 Its and scored 31 I tind Uion t? whKh manj w «Ut rners anything on him and he seldom runs hty best sei u B H S 110 110 Oil—6 St txiufa Cleveland wet eronnds h«t filled tsshow. a-hilitj common him such a good hitter is that he is a good thro\ver He has 487 put surU with his sho^iit, ! 1 B ickho i -sufftr «1 Interf icnce at Unlike many left hand batters Portsmouth 3 Newport News 2. with but 17 errors t u 1 th i ni.tn.ij, I V«s he docs two turns ind finished far in the ru k Petersburburg 6 Norfolk 0 southpaws have no terror to him ke 1 — it 1 v i >.ln tt npl isant i lolf p ill n r( than 8 to 1 When Bailey gpts back into his AMERICAN. Richmond 1 M lklnm In I nt l 1 h h is il»a\s been Ph Ktnt ickj h ndlcap which fea stride once more there are going Carolina Ansociatioa. City League Dates. i t,ht ift i the sthl ticb H Tl i^s tut d the card for the opening o-f the Ra.lel,?h 5 Ashev ille 4 trl s his hird st J., st them The mtetmg at Douglns park carrl-ed to be a lot more ball game.3 won Red Sox 3, TaaKn 1 Durham =1 Greenaboro - B> Hnl KFMIOMH. r , t I tr It I i 1 1 li nil i r s Is A II ) 000 a-dded more\ a: d was worth than have been won during the New York May 26 — Bedlent for "Winston SaKm 4 Oharlotte 3 The official sehe lulp of the City 1 v n firs mple I h t. t s c hits in to H H I mmonb owner of the win past few weeks Bailey is natu Bofaton won a pitchers battle from league for the remainder of the season is £LS follows e ht tin « it t it and lre\v Ive trie n r $ 1 ° 1 0 rally a good hitter and his present McConnell today and New York lost International League. ti k ts Pr tty ba 1 f h — wh*if Summ ir Rudulfo 119 Loftus Baltimore 4 Newark 2 Haj to JO 13 stride is onlv a slump that all good 3 to 1 The world s champions won J*n=ev City 3 Providence 2 $is 10 0 $aO Southern shops v Last Point at hitters occasion though his injury on two scores in the fourth on Yerkes Montreal 8 Toronto 2 Men In VKnin T*n P 1nt 110 tlro-ss $4 80 $3 40 Buffalo 3 Rochester 2 Brisbine Park \m Port HO McOibe $9 SO is the cause of h^ and Speaker s singles Speaker B steal, Geo gia Ralluaj and Power Co v OttKl R 1" «• "T> s np **ncr Bmkh rn Him lit t imp: legs Deritcks error and Janvrin B sacrifice Georgia Tech I ast Point 0,3. fly Wolter was benched in the third American \nsociation, Kfti l n0 spjrt 101 Ibe hi st irttxl ( \\ II Mis*, Thoi pe F ma f ina Mil Milwaukee 3 Minneapolis 1 lune 7, 1O13. t*l i- il yrtrh stori ab ut thirle\ tt n H and b otind tti-on als > ran for protesting a decision lndlanapoJ!« Xjoufsrilta ra.li Score by innings R H E Southern Shops v Georgia Railway IT k -, \ln0 up th mm or il l>c h Only two gam«s ercheduled and Power Co at Brisblne Park Boston 000 200 001 — 3 7 1 Et N » Orlf ins ml tmin_ ti\ t the Crackers Bunch Their Hits; I ast Point v Georgia Tech a-t East nanatrement t the M HI his te m New York 100 000 000 —- 1 4 4 Point Ga <*h h s ow 1 Iv 1 s vvlfeb uncle Batteries — Bedlent and Garrlgan I rink I C len an 1 h fe,h st dan NATIONAL McConnell and Sweeney Time 2 00 June 14, 1D13 Empires Egan and O Loughlln EMPIRE STATE LEAGUE Southern Shops v Georgia Tech at rs ir loose if^ tin Pels Make Costly Bobbles; Brisblne Park Georgia Railwaj and Power Co v Brnkl>n M LJ -6 — A three run lead Browns 4. Tigers 3 •Mny Df fr atal Waycrotta 5, Tbomnn>IIle I Paat Point at East Point Ga •« 1*: not enough for Br di> the leaj? le leaders icans won a ninth inning victory to- Thomusvllle Ga May 26—(Special ) June 21, 1913 ritlc-U tit i s the re« lit of Locals Southern Shops v East Point at M ( mint, fi m t hi rid in tl e eighth with Opener 8-3 day when Brief batting for Malsel, "With TV lid Bill Clark hwldlns the Fast Point Ga a bout \vith t nsta. t I em 11 In at t tirj, r diid inning out In sent a roller to Bush that scored Aus- Thomas\ille ba-tters safe at all stages tht, Geong-ia Railway and Power Co v M ntrcal s nd 11 n «ht It Is «wl 1 tf at the le\ enth by an 8 o "> score In tin The bases were fuii St. Louis of th« g-am« Waycro>ss took the first th li 1 ol s si 11 Is r i Mien as tht, By Dick Jem (son _ short tn i t f ( rack* rs ! ad ar easv Georgia Tech at Tech Park th ok \ nth tl rce hit and as many made two of Its four runs on homers of the series this afternocm by th,e r ^ult f pi I -,1 -. t f th r n? The Or ick< rs bunched hits n Rube] erg worked about the h la h\n Iiwiv r th rettr?p w, nd 11 for tl o T Ml id li hia 000 100 010 04—8 14 2 This coupled with bobbles in hia sup I Birds will be the Score by innings R H E same steady gaimc he usuulls- does but Georgia Tech v East Point at Tech «Upp d h iath.ii) fr,n« 't ^ the r lobable batterits todaj Detroit 100 000 002 — 3 1 I Park Bi okl-v n 100 010 000 01 — 9 6 port brought about tht downfall of tht j -his sup-port was ragged Warwick I oie t in i I i - hivin., iU sharo of St Louis 000 110 001 —- 4 6 1 for \Vaycross knocked a homer over July 5, 101S. Uattt i es Rixe> Mexan I The Birde fielded as horrihU as tho | Hauss Kla witter Hall and Stanage "Waycross with the exception of Burns Tech Park Vf Her and 1 t u n Time - 30 Vmpires Hendijx tf 2 t bo bftr-e Fast Point Ga. the t an tl I i . i hea\e just when it would do the most \\ ill uns lb Philadelphia May 2b — The Phlla Thomaavtlle 010 000 000—1 6 7 an i def ate I Boston 7 to ^ Jame-9 Snedecor lo Georgia Railwaj and Power Co v t cl Lti ins n imt i A n damage 1 delphia Vmencan leaguers indulged pit hti for \vts hit haid n that inniner and was Georgia Tech at Tech Park Ki 1 llrinn n r_n sta Elliott Bent nuil d for the Cr ickers | in their* first double header of the sea Gordele 4, Brunswick 2. s % ral st is 1 h t -, xcn the su reeded I Flu lolph who held the son toda\ and split oven with Wash Cordele Giat May 26 —^Special )— July 10. 1013. R f M E«r bett r the thli t inning
\ in the locals misplass m the ftrst game were costly game fff the season on the local dla and Power Co at Tech Park. two runs s-cattfrpd or permitted them to arrlvp J East Point v Georgia Tech at Bris tun s und his 1^1 dRtmtnt after two men were out when thej There was nothing to the Second mond toda> a-llowlng o-nlj three hits ^coi b\ Innli KS K H E ATL\NT\ — ab gime but "Walter Johnson He pitched and striking out frw eK t men The bine Park Boston 00*. 000 000—9 6 1 did but little damage 1 »n< tf t July 28, 1813. \\ 111 He I- uctor \VlMlam* Hlt» Hard for seven innings then was relieved features of the gamt were the batting New ^oioik 000 00 000—" 11 2 ^ Unjn tf bj Boehllng and. base running o>f Dai and the field Southern fehopa v Georgia Tech at THl Hi *«l I r of th f, im s h tween Kitt res /am « Utidol] h ind Whal Rebel "W ilUnm^ former Cracker \ Jf ermann 2b Brisblne Park plt\ ing third baa< for tl f B rds was Score by innings R. H E ing of Brajsl-er Hawking for the vis ^ ib n i ] \ nd 1 It at r is il nsa P, M uird an d Me\ ers" lime 155 T ule> rf "vVa&hlnprton 000 000 000 — 0 3 3 itors pitched good ball but couM not Georgia Railway and Power Co v wil ! t r i n in r rftu the- i3t mp res O l">a\ i n I I mslie the hitting star of the da\ 1 our times s nith b East Point at East Point Ga he faced r>ent and four times ho I hiladelphia 000 020 20x — 4 6 0 stop the Cordele sluggers matv3 r i kl I the s Ul e r U ,,t I isld.ii 1 ss Batteries — Boehllng Groom and Ansuat 2, 1013 t ams tf i - ' If the \libnm 1 red the bill snfeU j \ It ]f Score bv innings R H fu Southern Shops v Cast Point at Spencer w TS the second f th at I Henrj f th^ thi P ^imes to 1 U nn < lime 1 50 Umpires Evans and Hart Brunswick 001 000 001—2 3 3 Brisblne Park h^. pi t I H nak i elf a i s\vffp t it king Pelir-in ' with tw o ^afr r ips n Cordele 110 020 OOx—4 7 2 Georgia Railway and Power Co v Where They Play Today three nice Mop^ b\ C xp W ite\ rob Second Gam«. th ii 1 ni«* vv 11 hi th br*-t of in\ ^core by inning's R. H E Georgia Tech at Tech Park th so th bing him of three otl ers Tot i Batteries—Hawkins and Kite Wild Au£ru«t 9, 1013. Wtrlchonre was th< hittmc: star for TXashingrton 031 120 101 — 9 12 2 Soutlit rn 1 ca Philadelphia 001 000 001 — S 5 3 er an j '-•coi Mct/aug-hlin and Power Co at Brls-bine Park 1 ut he also Ind a nice nay in tl e fieH Batteries — Johnson Boehifng and Cirli 010 000 QU—3 Ainsmith and Williams Bush Taff Bast Point v Georgia Tech at Tech JO) I1XK1 R n nger )f t e l n v th six put o its md pnrloinefl a base ' \ aldosta 4, America* 1 a A.tl 11 ta 00 100 3.x—8 Pen wood an-d Lapp and Schangr Time Park \\illop mith swiped a couple , i n R ds is t I tt n i n i irrh s i i 1 i 1 1 laj <- l inci to Snedecor struck out ernoon In the first -game o-C the series Tech Park r c t off a run and was tho one bright! hip ** ^ i^ht i r iNt f om l n b> 1_,\ ii ^ D b\ r>ent 1 b ises on balls 4 to 1 Smith for Americus walked Georgia Railwaj and Power Co v fielding ^pot of tho daj j niti b is ! \ n if t i \ i e n \ off t,v ins o off Dent 3 sacrifice hits se\ en batters and had five stolen Hast oPint. at t ast Point Ga B it "W hitey was the fielding star | pt-ri d i d n th an ft V \dams 1 \ars Bisland stolen bases SOUTH ATLANTIC bases made on him and hla catcher Ao£TUBt 23, 1913, in\ •• oi s th u the 1 os no\\hm T] P Atlanta captain mide several ( Manchester This together with a Southern Shops v East Point, at pretty pla>s around th*> keystone J Sm ti \\ t ichonee w ild pitches few 1 w h!ch ts p tt nff pr*tt\ strung 'National League a us 1 H h\ pitchtd b ill bj Dent few tlmel> bingle ? defeated Americus Fast Point Ga i obhing the \ is ting placers of bin { The visitors grot only one runner as Bit tt. is to h mm nd 1 for not <^nel Umpires Pfen Scouts 1> Peaches 0 Georgia Railway and Power Co v gles ' t sin-, m\ t 111 th i Id iiingci and \\ right Tackson\llle 5*11 Mav 26 —Percy far as third—that was in the la<3t half Georgia Tech at Tech Park Both managers switche I their bit of the ninth He scored on a close W Ider manager of the locil club Auguat 30, 1O13 \ft and tie in the ninth Inning ag-ainst Ma- for the visitors featured Point Ga tl^f at s d r lls i un 1 t i \\ ish riff tunU changed the luck th( league le iders were shut out con toda> when he doubled to deep t i t d t r ! int 11 ! i\ st ih Ho« They So«»rrd Flick s do ibh followed i bise on balls Score by innings R, H E 11 I 1 i st t n h i r c i 1 f r ill center stole third and seor-ed on \aldosta 200 010 lOx—4 e 0 Knipire State Leagrae. The Pels were the first to score in the third scoring one i un and two tun r i itt i u hit f 1^ *u ?Te Captain Melcholr s single The game Americiis 000 000 001—1 S 3 Maiist v Peacock. \\ illlims sm; shed out hia first hit to nMts L d( ul U and triple scored 0 v, ill h ^l It li bas u at t •* was on of the prettiest that has been Marist College and Peacock School start thp second tnd went to second three mor for Chattanooga in the s< pJaj ed on the local field thle season Batteries—Winges and Pierre Smith will meet on the latter a diamond to when Snedoeor beat out a bunt Yd "• enth and Manchester Say ams sacrificed them both up a base The excellent fielding of both clubs - -\Inliamn Lefaffor; - and \V 11 If ams counted on Fv ins sac •was a feature Both Wilder and \ oss Bowdon Wins rificp fly r h po r so 4 0 2 b 2 •v, ho pitched for Macort were in splen Tar o It M ^i I U i — The Crackers grabbed tho lead in 21) 4 O O 1 _ did form Th*- E w 1 ">n 1 is ill tf un t lav in-, their half \\ ith one prone Smith It 4 0 - S 1 tt 40000 ^L,orfe by innings R. H F llefiTo Oaxnea hit to Clancy who tossed wild to first -s i i> i -> of 4 O O 2 0 Macon 000 000 000—0 3 1 hen th s ift( o i \cf t i tl t lo FI t n 100-0 Alabama fi Tus<-a1oo«a_ and Wallop went to second Bibland If _ O O 3 0 Jacksonville 000 000 001—1 4 1 Ladies' Day Today cali, b^ the 3 or f 1 t 0 The fea If 11320 rf 40120 walked and ^ allop stole third Ag Street C 11241 P let lb t 0 O 6 1 Batteries—Voss and Reynolds Wil- tuie of th«* -.1.11 \ t" th | t hlnsc of ter scored 'Wallop with a safe smash G pic n i It 0 der and Smith Time 1 30 Umpire , B rd striKir ^ ut ! i rn ( ano]]fon Crackers' Daily Hitting. Dent hit to Atz who let the ball ooze B gcr 022 Mo ran ; batttrj nl \ el Itn™ 1 n hit vld-ual t>ai li» through him and Bisland counted thr a B JO Totals 0 024 The Bo % 5 t ^ tiers dr \ thro ]o al With one gone Aglpr dren a free Monday follo ticket in the fourth ind l>unn sent f CO1 by tnnings Foxes 2, Babies 0. pit he *! f rn the bo\ rn ik n« tventv Pla. ers Chattanooga 001 000 SOx—4 Columbus Ga May 26 —Ward got fw\ h I*, It ilt-n^ I t-i babes At 70 62 htm to third with a smash to rig-ht tth 1 1 °*1 2 J44 Dent hit to second and while A.tz was Mob le 000 000 000—0 the big end of a pitchers battle here V i o 11 i 1 M tirdt H:imt c-1 hn 4J II 1 todav with LO"Wrey of Albany and It! h i in out Dunn Agler counted Surnnrirj I-1 rors Cov ]o 7 sacrifice 51 ^Q 1 The Cracker* made three in the sev hits, Sommeis *. Clai k stolen bases Columbus won by the score of 2 to 0 3se f ent Dent opened tip the inning by I Hrk Co^lf nJsto/i stork Starr two- Ward won his third straight game, al- ">t)0 beating out a hit to short Long^ laid base hit Flick Johnson three base lowing three hits while five was all Xptei 14^ 27 35 ^"W J down a safe bunt Welchonce scored hit OliJcsple double pJ ij J Jbereld to Columbus could, get from Ix>wrey 1(> 3 Score by Innings R H E. ^5? ' Dent with a smash to center Tjong Hi k to Coyie struck out bs Som *5 10 Albany 000 000 000—0 3 0 29 2 2o~ racing to third Alpermann filed to mers ^ b> Berpei 1 base on balls off 6 Columbus 000 001 tOx—2 6 1 81 10 16 197 left and when ^pence threw Wild to •ommei...^^b „Z ,rf Kfi urilrBerbe,, r 1 Time 1 40 Batteries—Lowrey and Wells Ward !"« third tx>ng scored and Welchonce took Urn* ires Rudderham nd Fifield ^ second \^ elchonce stole third and and Krebs Time 1 25 Umpires Glatts when Smith smashed one by second and Barr I Welchonce counted Barons 1, Bilhes 0 Von Fans Fifteen Men I Singles by Spencer and Willlatn» >nd Via Mi 2G —Bir Indians 5, Gulls I. mingh in \von Oret nsboro \ C Mav 26 —Pitcher | a double b-v Snedecor scored a Pell . fimlv P>a>ed gam*, Charleston S C May 26 —Erratic "Von of tht Durham team of the Caro > can run in the eighth f om M mteromei Front In t this afttrno innings R. H E men. Both made with the famous "Slip- Collars Questions Answered. Savannah fri» 000 101—5 4 2 Harold Harris (Hal) Cha»e and Miss Oi K 1 pp Baa the lioecord Cnbrtaitable Buttoaboics, this hoad the ^porting editor will r- loiind is no otier roajcg •Vnna Cherurg of 'N^w York He is 41 D liu Charleston 000 000 001—1 5 9 Over" button-holes — can't tear out. t answer all questions pertaining to ; 3 U 0 0 1 C Bnp3l)O0 t or bale bv the first baseman of the Niew York of sports Batteries Armstrong and Glebel American league team Chase an-d Poster Taylor and Keating Time, 1 44 CARLTON SHOE & CLOTHING CO. Totals 2o 1 5 2" 1 tl Totals 33 0 8 24 16 Ask the good haberdasher in your community about Miss Cherurg applied for the license Dick Jemison sportlne editor Tbe Cone-t t Umpire Ponder LION collars in the sanitary "LION Seald" package o£ this morning but inasmuch as Chase tfon 1 Tf a bet is ma<|c on a baseball gair bL-ore by nnings R couldn t produce a certified copy ,f i and Uva game Is called In the third Inn In 15 Birmingham) 000 100 OQx—1 Pressmen Want Game. 6 for 75c. —o r as usual, 2 for 25c. the decree of divorce from his first Montgomery 000 000 000—-0 wife the Ucense clerk refused to issue I "^1*^ It Is played off Summary Errors Knaupp 1 stolen The pressmen have organized a it Chase and his bride-to be left the I - if there a runner on second base and bases Messenger McDonald Blwei t 2 strong team, and would like to ar- BASEBALL batter niis a fly directly to «econd base range games with some tast teams In •city hall promising t Ditched boll ^ro^n i^Mea&eng-er), arrange a wrtes*, of games wttb. some tons and Mi-ss- Cherurg oame alone to 2 Them is no rule covering his strucfc ou-t Pr ncrh l BTQWTI 2, sacri- fast team out cf town Address all United Shirt & Collar Co., Makers, Troy, N. Y. 345 tboagb a. rule saying tfcat wh a biu>e unnef ta w p the license Bureau with tile decree IB atrocjc t>y a batted boll mar do «o, a* tttla fice hits. Messenger McGllvray communications - J^ockendorfi Ponce de Uon Park received tke license. 1 34 Umpires, Hart and Ker^o. fil* X*wtaU *treqtt Atlanta* Gfc . f M t ** -f ^^ ^, ^ . ^ -t ^ &> *"* ^ ^ I- f — *•*• f v ' ^A.>*SL-^5v* i 'ST-4PFRI NFWSPAPFK Page Eleven.
BICHLORIDE OF MERCURY ITORDROME TO JAY KIRKE SOLD INS AND NOT FATAL TO TBIS NOT FREAK MACHINE, Orlando, Fla^ May 26.—That bichlo- ride ol mercury poison Is not always WILL BE ARRESTED CALLED CRUEL FRAPP TO fatal was demonstrated here last Sat- BUT STRIPPED STOCK OPENJNE 6TH TO TORONTO CLUB urday when S. Walters Howe, cashier New York-Health Board Asked That Sum to Be Asked Yearly off the State National bank, swallowed The Indian motorcycle that Harry P. Warrants Issued — Eight-Ounce a tablet of that deadly drug: mistaking Glenn,"" the local professional, rode in Jay Klrke, former FeUcaill^hotti t to Prohibit Use of the to Advance the~Cause of it lor a headache dose. Aa the tablet Jack Prince Has Definitely Crackers were after for some^sC^S* has an exhibition against time on the Stew- Gloves Were Used—Fight Serum. Missions. passed flown his throat It contracted Decided on Date—Exciting been sold to the Toronto International the muscled so .violently that he dis- art avenue grade Saturday was not a league club by Manager George Stall- covered Jils mistake and hurried to the Creak board-track machine, as stated ings, of the Boston Braves. Game Dead in Alberta. Sport Is Promised Atlanta New York, May 26.—Dr. Joseph J. Detroit. Mich., Stay 26.-^The flftlr city physician who at once used the in The Constitution Sunday, foot a annual report at. th« g-eneral ai^por- stomach pump and gave antidotes with Fandom. O'Connell. health officer oC the port of the result that Howe la about as well stripped stock machine," such, as th« Calgary. Alberta, May 26.—-"Warrants New York, sent a letter today to ttomnent conuttittee, -which included a aa usual and he has experienced no Hen dee Manoefacturlng company eeH» GEORGIA-ALABAMA. Health Commissioner Lederle, request- recoiOTTai'end'O.tloa tttat the conven-ti«rn to all customers. were Issued early today for the ar- make tha raising o* $6,000,000 tor mlsr harm either. With seven-eighths of the track fin- rest of Tommy Burns, who staged the ing him to submit to the board of ished, and a quarter of the seats In fight in which Luther McCarty met health at Its meeting a resolution s!ons annually th-e ultimaite objective, place. Jack Prince, the Motordrome OpelUca 4, AnnUton O. his death; William McCarney, McCar- prohibiting the administration of the was presented today to th* Northern King, has definitely settled on a date Annisiton. Ala., May 26. — (Specie,!. > ty's manaerer; Referee Ed Smith and Bap-tlst convention In session here ajicl Ann let on was blanked this af tea-noon Friedmann treatment for tuberculosis for hla first motor racing meet in At- several trainers. the reconuqejactatton \v^a apprr. Johji huge grandstand have been rearing Opelika ...... 100 003 000 — 4 8 0 arrested on a charge of manslaughter, "Reports ot the invest! gait or of your W. Mooxe, oJ Boston, aa the educational are made in every style likely to be re- Anniston ...... 000 000 000 — 0 6 2 director, WCLS also -aoied upon lavora,- their heights on the old show grounds was to have a preliminary hearing this d-eparttneirt," reads the letter in part, have the people of Atlanta begun to Batteries —"William s and Nicholson; morning, but owing to the decielon of bly. quired for city and country wear — in Antley and Shepperd. "are that dangers which might be ap- In 'big reiptOTt on the campaign tor realize what wonderful sport Is In the physicians, that McCarty's death resulted from dislocation of the neck prehended In such a form o-f treatment missions. Dean Shiailmong lutelyfast Atlantans have seen their fair share 1 Talladegq. defeated La-Oran^Te this aft- ing would be adjourned awaiting the ment have not, Improved, butt have lost fhe Baiptlsits of the country. He ep- It developed today that eight-ounce Taaiadega, »*.»,.... -81 33 1 prior to inoculation -with the serum $1.50 tacular than all of them rolled to- gloves. Instead of the ouotomary five L-aOran'g'e ...... 1 4 (sda) that was after such Inoculation gether. ounce gloves, were used by the fight- an un.n«uturallrjr rapid development o>f NINE MEN ARE KILLED up. Now fir«t It ole-ar In your mind—the Batteries —"Woodruf f and BHi ers in Saturday's tragic fray. This- be- the tubercular process on tlhie hitherto game at the Motordrome is not bicycle Beaaley, Brajimore. dark, and came known when members of the healthy aide, tr&ia-h indicates that the IN B.& O. TRAIN WRECK racing, la not a-utomoWla racing, but &
day Phone your want ads and John H. Owen, chief deputy, reprft- by Federal Jud
CONVENTISTS CREATE GREAT CONFERENCES Washington, May 26. — Two great con- ference organizations, one the North American division con-ference, and the o-the rthe European, division conference, were created a,t today's session of the Seven-th, Day Adventists of the wwd at Ta'koma Park, Md, The firat named conference •will comprise the entire ter- ritory of North America and embrace eighty-four local and union -oon'ferenca organizations, whiile ttie latter will em- braes the territory o-f Europe, the Rus- sian and Turkish possessions In Asia, Persia, Arabia, Afg-hanistan and the northern and eastern parta off Africa, Officers elected today for the Euro- pean conference were: Klder L. R. Conraxil, of Hamburg, Raise Youi prcsidemt; Elder J. T. Bottle her. of Hi^ra, Russia, vice president; Elder Guy Batting Average* nail. Hamburg, secretary, and Mls3 Alico Kuessler, of Hamburg, treasurer. r i i « No-rth American conference will With B. V. D. ;m-et tomorrow to organize and elect its officers. Dv the game of life and of wits, what you accomplish BROTHERS ARE GUILAY per day depends upon how • OF COMMITTING ARSON Fir.t CAele. IA« Werld / you feel by day. Bodily depres- Fort "W'ayne, Ind.. M-ay £6.—David and Benjamin Rosenburg- pleaded - L «§ sion is quick to act on a man's g-ullty wh.'en they were brought to trial today on charges of argon growing- mind, and to turn an eager -worker out of the burning o-f their store iu into a sulky shirker. thia city. The pleas were accepted by the prosecutor on condition that the brothers give all possible assistance in agrant S aazer Hop Gardens "Start the day right" by getting into cool, light the prosecution oE th« so-called "arson trust." woven, loose fitting B.V. Z). Coat Cut Undershirts Dave Rosenberg entered a plea, of jiheuser-Busch imports more Saazer Hops tkanaUo&erlmwm, and Knee Length Drawers. guilty to the dharge of arson and •was given a sentence from two to twenty- his exclusive Saaier Hop flavor that placed their mister brew?' one years -in the stajfce penitentiary. E You'll keep "feeling; right" all day and you'l! "raise your Ben Roservberg, younger of the broth- batting average "for the day. This is the simple prescription of era, pleaded guilty to conspiracy t3 "Doctor Common Sense". On every B. V. D. Undergarment commit arson and to defraud the In- is sewed surance company. He was given a sus- pended sentence of from two to four- Budweiser This RfJ !Ta-otn Label teen yeaj-3 and paid a fine of £25 and Absolutely ALONE at thelop costs. Abe Franklin, the third man against of the world's bottled beers. The supreme quality and purity of whom an indictment was r&turned. probably will not be placed on triil Budweiser come from our brewing and aging only from the choicest now. Barley and rarest Saaier Hops. Our plant is the largest and T ia U. S, Pat. Off. and F arrign Camtrio. ) COVER OF A CARRIAGE in thfiSSlid and our output is the greatest. ' CHOKES MAN TO DEATH Get a good look at this label and insist that your dealer Bottled only at the home plant in Stloui» sells you only underwear with the B. V. D. label. Collinsviaie. Conn., May 26.—William Myers, of this town, met death In a pe- B. V. D: Coat Cut Undershirts and Knee Drawers, culiar manner during the night. While Anheuser-Busch Brewery retail at 50c., 75c., Si. 00 and SI. 50 the Carmen c. out driving in a covered carriage he StJLouis. fell asleep, his head dropped between the rlba of the cover and he cholcerl to JAS. F. LYNCH, Dutribnfanr death. The body was discovered In the The B. V. D. Company, New York. carriage .this morning under the wagon .shed at the Myers home to which the iiorso had. returned. * 4
iWSPAPERI WELL I 60ESS ITS OVER POLL YOUR VIELL OLD tOOLDW'T US THE r SELF TOGETHER TOP HOfl'S' \SSHUT BILL, OOftT GIV ost M FOR Tttt LACK UP WE. WILL BUSINGS THE HELP) OF HELP. I'VE SttlT HftD TttfYT SIGN POT AN*Aft" IN ON THE. OOOR- THE FOR TWO YitEK ANO f<0 ftPPUCMTS
iNEWSPA'FERr would you regard St as a Joke, or a se- to the T*ttarn of the verdict, the Jtwry DRINKING HABITS rious matter *" will be Jn close eondUnemerit under PROSECUTION RESTS JffiS jt/MP G4V^ RIOHT "" OF COL. ROOSEVELT Erlckson thought It -was serious. guard ot the sheriff Before counsel + IN THE GIBSON CASE TO RECOVER DAMAGES BRENAU COLLEGE [ 'Have you any prejudice as to the exercise any of their peremptory chal- Special Noticer J Continued From Page One. i right of a. newspaper to comment on iengres I wish to ask, are there £tnr Newp-ursh N Y, May 26 —The pros- Washington, Maj 25- — 3£arf4 I the actions of a public character?" - i among yc*u who are sflck, or whose^ ecution rested late today Its pase eoii won earning: bolts across a "No presence at home the next week or against Burton W Gibson, a. New- •war«* X«aefea. wanna and Western CUfiES THIS WEEK two is absolutely necessary * York lawyer, who Is on trial here a,t Wtoat End* >T J, to repair It, He MEETING NOTICE. To this there weare no replies charged with murdering Mrs Rosa jumped out of the -way of an Intrasta^e -3- trai n and TVHS struck by one 06 an Samuel Grenfall, a miner coming Itenshilv Ssabo, hla client, by strang- A reg-ular communication Commencement Exercises of originally from N«w Zealand, was ling her In the waters of Greenwood late-state track The supreme court of Gate city I^odge, No 2, P king- off a laugh excused on peremptory challenge from today held that Pederson %aa engaged T>urins the da> Judge Richard C Belden had great difficulty In mak- lake last Julj Witnesses Who testi- &. A M will be held In Ma Popular Gainesville School ing" the venlreman understand The Mr Pound J A Wassmuth a beer fied to show Gibson s alleged motive, In Interstate commerce and mlgpht sonic Temple, corner Peach T* lannlgan who presided received a salesrntan went the same way The co\ er under the federal employers lia- tree and Cain streets this telegram from Minneapolis as fol latter stood nervous and silent in the and^ physicians who swore Mrs Saafljo Began Last Friday* jury box while Belden maneuvered ver defense excused George Williamson, a •was choked to deith and. not drowned, bility law Ju&tice Lam-ar dissented (Tuesday) evening: at 6 lows o clock (under dispensation) bally to convey his mean Jng Being Nega.unee mlne-r I were called to the stand by the people r Masol Don t let this sensational trial con Before being dismissed because he ,. > « deeree wln be con' tiuut until I have arrived unable to get an answer at Judge today Bank tellers told of Gibson Superseded by U. S Law The lecture on the degrree will Oainesvi le Ga Ma.v 26 — (b^pt- Flannigan s suggestion Erickson was said his detention on the 3ur> p-erhaps withdrawing sums of money deposited b Paat 1 It was .s fared Jacob Miles Judge Washington May 2$—The Oklal oma T M?s Idt-nt and wftio i here as a witness sou of a minister said he was an au- ecutqr after probation of her will liability law of 1908 according to a de have bef n unusualK iittr sting th that you arc In the liquoi business in I Tonight the defense opened its case ,, w J LeROY DUNCAN W M TM-!rl« gra.dua.tt £> >f thn f o-Uege tin 1 accused Colonel Roosevelt of being a His associate attorneys are William would not bias you in the trial of this -drunkard'' Mr and Mrs Anthony Marmon -ind men>ber« of tht Br»nau cl ih of \.t H "Van Benschoten of New York and case'" lamllj are Invited to attend the lanta wen*- honor ^ueits -u th al im It ma> ha\e been discussed there \\" t- HSU of Marquette The Detroit No I think I oould try it fairly but I formed no opinion as to the funeral ot Mrs Anthonv Marmon this i ae banquet The> v. ert toasted bj lawyer made It a point to ask pos \\ hat do y ou think about the la^ morning at 9 o clock from the Chur h the girls and Miss Sad% Andrews merits of it EAST LAKE ti eir acquaintance of libel'' It Is joke or a serious Would -\ our being kept on. the jury of Immaculate Conception Fathei Oft Atlanta responded beau t If u 11s to wit)] the prinrjp ils In the defendant s matter Kennedy will officiate The pallbear the welcome for several TV eeke an<) locked up se A number of high-class homes are now being built at les^al amp and about their acquaint i think it is serious l iousl> injure 5 our business'' era are requested to meet at Greenberc MI-s-s Ruth Bakt r on* of tht cl tss nnce with H O \ < ung If man publishes something un & Bond Co B chapel at 8 30 o clock of iJOS wab toastmisti swj an J sht. \es I think it would injure it East Lake, forecasting values of $40 to $50 a front foot. Did 1 outtfK Inwplre 4rt!m t-hr Marquette district as a re Yes 1 do Jiid^t- J* lannigan. ruled I think PAL-MBR—The friends and relatives great ma»sta of i ns >n i j--ts aril on p ibli in b t the piogresslvt candi Rutledge was excused bj the plain- of Mr and Mrs Jack L, Palmer an! the white da. iiask tra^runt i ttal of undei the circumstances w e will ex lacing the club grounds; will sell entire tract for $4,000. tiit \I IVnild ^et up a claim In t,he iff s counsel for cause cubi him family are Invited to attend tht roues and carnati n^ \v 11 str \\ n house th it he had a m,oral right to Colonel Roosevelt sitting: about ''O funera.1 of Mr Jack L. Palmer toaav The Brenaa <_ol n> f Ul.uita\ e th persons w ho wlsliert to vote for him ti\ ely to the examination of the v e o' H M, Patterson & Son Intermen1 t< asts and rt *yp »i *> s w i e seate 1 wtfa an ciilen 111 t-b*. i i> J id izino * ntl> us 3 his erroneous bal niremen moose August Brody a miner and na- Greenwood cemetery the honor table m ir tht. larfe, win 1 ts Before a decision was reach d Frequently he leaned over to talk to ctows 1 tive of Sweden stood uip in the jury Forrest & George Adair t "\\ishlnarton Young resigned James R Garfleld who sat beside him C^LLAWAY—The friends and rela Toasts w < rr -, i n t h i r d nts box to be examined He said <*1 I < rbd for tte plaintiff are inter or looking about the courtroom nod though he had heurd Oif the publlca lives of Mr and Mrs R jj Callaway of the coll* f, in* i lass t f i 903 t* st d In the icpoits that remarks and family are invl ed to attend th« the fut ire I us-s f 1 t ih Hre ding to people he recognized tion of an artiole Charging that 1 n id< bv \oun^ r* ill> inspired N^-wett \\ jlllam J Irxing a miner of Re- Colonel Roria^velt was in the habit funeral of Mrs R M Callaway to nau colony of it3ant i to t i sis j t > WT te the alle^ d Ubelous ar Vie public near her* is employed by the No. 3 ABOUT COMPLETE daj (Tuesday) at S 30 p m from the In law I ti i iu < t t th ima of getting; drunk h had formed no Opp >sin^, Min« 1 \\ordccl the sane C ambria Iron company He does not opinion about it He was excused Our slow burning warehouse known as number 3 Is just about completed residence 302 Ponce de Leon avenue matei In ] iir\ Ilff r r tlv v. h n asking if * Eev A \I Hug-hlett will ofrfciate In After the linner th ,-, H..S M-rt n read Iron Ore the paper in which the peremptorily b-j the defense I* ivlll be the nicest cleanest neatest and best warehouse in this whole coun v entr< m ti wo 1<1 b* p.rejud!cted alleged libelous editorial appeared Dtspitc the lateness of the hour to try for the storage of household goods terment West View cemeterj The tt. rta.lt « d as an nj > at 1 tt n t t in following named gentlemen will act the iu litori im M n 1 i\ tft i n icm against eltl e pa tv T > the suit Have you any opinions which would which the work of selecting e juiy .JOI-IN j. \ASOODSIDE: STORAGE: GO. ^ oul I th( f ict th tt the defendant prevent you from gri\lng a fair trial extended the quaint.courtroom bright as pallbearers and assemble at the th( 1 i*i*j da> ex i Is s, w i h 1 I ajid OFFICE AJID WAREHOUSES—239 41 EDGEWOOD AVENUE office of H M. Patterson & Son at 3 T. ut b*lay morn in K f hanc^-11 r 1 i v J C IE> i n ighhoi Td citUt i of this com asked Pound •with a mvriad while t le plaint ff is a res! I ve made up my mind yes sir shining mahogany furnishings was PHONES BELL IVT 2037 ATLANTA 1113 p m Mr \v llllam M Owens Mr Barrow- o-f the I U\ rs>lt otf i « or^ia t'ent of a dNtant statp prejudice \ ou John Buckhart Mr A S Wllkfns Mr will dellvei tht tllr ss ti tht „! tdu challenged for cause said Pound still-filled with i»peotattors "Women L^alnst th pi i-intiff w is the w-ij. in Excused said the court and the still ingered In the bal>cT>ny and all W Illiam W Reid Mr A W Jackson atlng class ft" t that Mi I oun 1 put It Mr Mr W H Leahj and Mr Marcus Mc- Hliho VV u,rrrt t \ t tr !i r pr i bed miner departed the se iU, outside of^ the railings 1 1 Ion w uul 1 ask were occupied Colonel Roosevelt re VI horter thf hac-cultLui t itc i n "~>ui T ibel a Sermons Offenne XA/EVIVIAN & OOIMIMORS S\ 11 t i t irt th it on<* parti to William Pryor thought that he nraine-d in attendamcc giving close at d -ti n i n H d i iif, Th s siit is L f rm« i iiesident of the tei tion to ques-tions asked the venire MORTGAGE BOND BROKERS •\AUGHN—The friends and relatives foi fait n olti t I ou to give more Mrs Prank Vaurhan and Mr w F L -, Of pi ejudices against the publication by M >n U i \f!_ht t the *.t i mrnts of one side "Quick Aotton—N0 Bed Tape" "\aug-hn are Invited to attend the 1JOJ wM h < n al newspapei s of criticisms of c in-di Jack L Palmer. thin t thust of tie Jther'* dates for of Pr e Bqultabte Building Established 188O funeral of Mrs A O Vaug-hn today rtuni \\ mnltmrnt 1 ith a In ill ! \ venirtmen were dismissed Tick ^t. I ^>6 died at (Tuesdaj) May 27 1913 at 12 30 p. m . beai tlful 1 i Or against the characteristics tho resident -15 Irwin street Sunday fo r-a is t \ t >f th se because thej habits and conduct of candidates from their residence 321 Lee street Comni i t mpl questions nij^ht nd the funeral will be from 'West End Carriages will leave H U 1 No prejudice against such ti Jti Patteison s chai el at 10 o clock this th* On of them sa d he cHm said Prjor M Patterson &. Sons of flee at 12 a t lit c!*1 islon r g-ard mominf-, Interim nt will be in Green- o clock sharp Kema.ins will be taken lid Thomas Howard a farmer said he wood \ loner v. hereat a tit was not prejudit ed against either of a 2 p m o\ei A & \\ P railway in 1 the room but $ub DECATUR STREET t( L-aGrange Ga for interment. Monroe Commencement tht litigants He wwuJd award tele n 1 (\ be fo tho court could utt^r ruate damages if It TV-IS proved that BAR ASSOCIATION. Monroe Ga >1I ly f>—(Special)—The that hunj, upon his lips r 1 i man was damaged b> libel Brick store, large lot 46x180 to alley. Will exchange •«-mnn sf rlrlcvn Dumb Yt UK im Staniw o clerk a native Warm Spungs On Mav io< i ui 11 « Is 1 .eemei stn ken dumb an BARCLAY & BRANDON GO. mencemtnt >- nri in l> Lhe of Cornwall Enprlind v, as asked 29, 30 and 31, A , B & A. will Funeral Directors, are now located In \Ictim to sta^e frl-,ht He ft has been charged tnat the plain for other property. of =^av annal it tl larae blonde man v. ith a their new home, 246 Ivy street, corner ihurch Sundiv u i ntn tin* was an habit lal drunkard and thi operate through service from Baker p it, musta ht an 1 hair roa hed defense ts that the charge w as justl Thursday v i in^ t v. k there Ills lips mo\ed somotimos b it Atlanta, leaMng at 8.00 a. ROF-F- siix/is A co. Private ambulances and private HH^ a rp it 1 bj tt n (JJatt pu ph fitd Would vou be able to give tho the w i r is wo ild not come To give 7 chapel plls of th niusl d t ind Prl SL it A fair ht arms in, arriving Springs 11-20 m tlm to to o\ r I dt,o Flannij,an •Counsel for the dt fonsg objt ctp ht, w is till uniblp to artlc fata term nt but Stan aw av said he \v ould Wf-re no gral iiting i Tit ami w is xcusetl Ho left tbi to tf t f ict th it th r nt to g~ivp i fair hearin He added he ha 1 meml ers of tho tl iss b no preconceiv ed notions as to th n l aftei th court took a re merits of the case W H Mathew-s i Harry G. Poole cfs^ criwd« passln^ It in tht Ir wa> native of Finland who described him CAPUDINE 1 me bser^ed him through a win low self as a bottler of soft drinks said In the Heart of Atlanta /s now located In Ma new ti \klns with Si Pat animation to a he knew Mr 1\ ewett that often they friend met but did not speak * \U i ney Pound thougrht that tho He thought he could tr> the case "Funeral Home" OPP >**mg 1 iw\ is had some advantage w ith fairness As was he case with AD, in haiinff a table nearer the jurv box other veairemen, 4.ttorne> Poun-d HIC|KS' _. „ ,_ , SB S. Pryor Street and reces\ Ing permission from the iskt 1 if he was acquainted with for IN A LITTLE WATEI RED court mo\ed to a more favorable po t ior Congressman 1 oung Witness j sit on facing- the 1 ov said he knew him slightl> ' T\\ 1\ < nii_n were seited in the box C B Driscoll, superintendent o£ MAN f i ex mlnii on is prospective jurors construe, tion for a mining com pan j at CURES Vttun 3 Pound then explained to ATLANTA FLORAL CO. Nogaunee and postmaster there in BBS EAST FAIR STRICT th m n th p irpost of the suit 1S93 97 had known the defendant for This suit said Mr Pound *ls th rtv years and worked with Xewett HEADACHE 1 ro ip;ht hi T od rt Roosevelt, of in political campaigns COLDS AND GRIPP N w \ rk a a nst the defendant New 'You of course lcno\v H O • OLD AT WELL-STOCKED DRUQ STORK* ett chirp-in" libel I think that is loiingr9 ask^d Mr pound / all I n p-d t s i\ it present and 1 Yes proceed to question \ou'?' Mr \ oung a i epxiblican -was till his recent resignation a member of \nt n Joke congress from the Marquette district 2 for 25 cts. seph Robe\r w ynrs old a team JUST ONE MINUTE FROM EVERYWHERE The validity of his election was q irs Diseased When you need Stationery, Ofifce Supplies, Office Furniture, in HAVE YOU SORE GUM A NEW SLMMER COI LAR said ht lUed in I-»hpemIni? HP tioned In tho house b> the pi OKI es j THl FRONT DIP INSLRLb 11 1 the f ict th it tl e alleged libel sives and he resigned Driscoll ~w ab fact, anything for the office Or phone Main 3026 OR LOO3E TEETH? COMFORT YhT RETAIVb THE ok j>l ce n Tshpe min^, \vould not in d sintsv l on challen^t bv Pound A prominent dentist, after years of i i ce him in firming in opinion largel% bet_ jok* ^ (.ot K1A of Hid Opinion North Pryor St. and Edgewood Ave. FARL & WILSOV t \ 1 i t c n dei it a joke loose teeth by rinsing the mouth. M^M- V I- 1 U •* ^ HS---T PR D T John \ealt a night watchman who Probably you have not enjoye<* eat- Fximin d 5 "U 11 -im P Bcldlng was born in Irelind said he had heard MEN ingfor some time. Get a buttle of HT= I f i N* tt I n! ir was a^ked f the suit bro"U^l\t by Colonel Poose STYP ST!fING-ANT and that disease of \ il 1 th fi t tiit th pi intlff has I offwr certain perma the grums and teeth wlU b« cured, velt and he had expressed an opinion n«nt curea for Ulcers therefore aiding digestion. 60c bottle n a i i si 1 nt of t In ted States tis to tl%e truth of the alleg-ed libel Blood poisoa contracted ff o inj different fr m *vhat you diseases Varicocele H> at all druggists or parcel post. G6c fn Great Western Railway of England You have that opinion yet ha\ en t KENNESAW AVENUE etamps DeLamater-Lawrence Drug T&e H Mda I nc lllu at 1 far., h! e f 40 ra a ] la n citizen like drocele Nervous Debility a vo-u'' asked ColoTiel Roosevelts attor company and usetul Mij of f r t or tain FRPE It" and all lately or long con A thoroughly modern 6-room bungalow with all conveniences I>arge "• Katoiey fc Ac 51 1 ti A». s » ^" ney iractea diseases of men I lot onvenlently located Price $6 000 $750 cash balance in small monthly *No I haven t it now will cure you or make payments ckson jf Tvhpomlng' said ~\\ hen did > ou lose if no charge time proving STATE FARM COTTON kn •> * th fi fen ?int \\ ell I ma> have expiet,sed an thtt nij present day gclett t n ke r difference to tlflc melhoda are abao B. M. GRANT & CO. •\\ opinion and did not believe m It lutcly cerrtalQ If furtHer OFFERED FOR SALE ti it i p irtj to t if suit was a \ ou ead that article about Colonel evidence of my success la GRANT BUILDING si U t of th stite of New \ ork and Roosevelt9 retiuired i refer to my On **rl<5ay morning May 3Oth Inst will be Lhei i i i^hbor"' I'-ked \ttor Yes I did ei.traorjinary record of -tiered for sale the State Farm Cotton ol about I i nd 9 cured and satiefl-Prt patients that I have dla B5O bales at the State Farm near JOUledgeville KOGEKS B.TOY, AGENT Did you form an opmio-n then m -wed Bound and well during the year Just All Cotton Surefs are cordially Invited to be FOR ALL LINES N esp nd d h v\ itns-ss \es I did past. I hold out no raise hopes to incurable present and moke bid on thte fine lot ol cotton It i ie«spi[tr d lared that some- <'\ASANTED VecLle was excused for cause pefou>' asked Attor Opposite Third Nat'I Bank the undersigned L, J LAMAR M t^l e"\.l L L III l*i ^ "JLTI JI I \ j. nt\ Pound lfiy_- Yorth Broad St., Atlanta, Ga. Stoward- No replied th witness LONDON, PARIS, BERLIN, VIENNA You have n-o' opinion on-e w ay or the other' BEST GRADES PROMPT SERVICE CARDS, The Fastest Steamers in the World No \\ hy wasn t everybodj talking of fiL Krwwsur. Albert Uow.li. Jr Lusitania it last October'' AC Uoracy Artitur Heyman. QUEENSTCWN, F9SHGUARD, LIVERPOOL Majbe In Ma,rquette but not in m> New Homes Are WILIINGHAM-UFT LUMBER CO. . c i >ir t VIA JLLY B, J A M. town 'Negaunee Offle«« 102. Z04. 206. 208, 20V. SOS. 3U CAR3HMA M\\ Jl IU A Do vou know Mr Young"* Lee St. and Central of Georgia Ry. KJ»«r BuUdlnc. XUant*, G*. CAROSH*. JIM -.. 1O CARO'VIA JULV 16. 1O A. tl. Slightly Being Opened DUtanc« T«le»bon* SJ2S. *03| . JUNE tl, i A. 96. *MAURETANIA JULY 23, I A. M. \\asirjuth also knew the defendant •.nd S02B Atlanta. Qa. and Mr Belden attornev. for Newett Every Day ATLANTA, - . - GEORGIA ALG 2, 10 A M. casually He declai ed that he wias UB city ol America*, o«orsJ«. offan tor Ml* -.»•• x i« (iMJ*4'\l*. AVG O, 1 A M unbiased having gU-en the case little OOO ui public acirool Doutte «ul (10 OCH> a«w-1 * MAUftETANtt . JULY 2, I A. M. ( XHOMV \LO 13, 5 P. n. thought Everywhere Dressed Lumber, Flooring, Ceiling, Siding, Shingles, Sash, eraee eztentton bond* ill betting & p«r ceot an4* 1 for tfalrt? yearn Bttte will be received up Do v ou want to sit on this ^jury ** to ind includjcx Mftr % 1813 «t S-OO o'clock It Is a matter of indifference to Blinds, Columns and p m. Tne mayor and city council reserve tb* me replied the salesman rlgbt to reject any and all bid*, and 10 par cent MADEIRA, GIBRALTAR, bENOA, NAPLES, TRIESTE. FIUMI There's a hint in that, Mr. depaalt reqidnd to •ccomnaaj e*ci bid. Vo? ine l^our ^ouo s««j itiucmx-y SnJd Me \\n# on Elk, Storekeeper furt&er Information cddneu !*• Allen ehalrm*» 1- CAUl'ArHI\ JLLVJ SVXOXIA JULY 2» Ht said he was an Flk boiongms to Do you catch it? ALL KINDS OF MILL WORK J-AJMJVOMA 9 1V1.K\JV Jl^Y 10 PAVNONH. AVC, 13 the Negaunee lodge but did not know Hound vertlsers know what that RIGHT PRICES COURTEOUS TREATMENT Anenf. or Pen l S N <-o n th, I nlt.a st.tes ana C.nad.- \\ asniuth thought he could be fair, means AGAINST COTTON BULLS l i Di E (tinenrr n atlon e\tn thou^. i tnt t liJntiff had been Pl«r« I* 14 1 II N 1 O B q, Opp B«t«rv nr president of the United States — It means that people will Washington May 26 —Demand for Robert Bru e ennlo>t- of n lum wan* rugs, china, draperies, legal action against those who sold ber Qomptnv said } e eard abo tt the crockery, silverware, furni cottc-n to Jatmes A Paitten and others charges against Colonel Roosev elt as ture, bedding, kitchen uten' «f the cotton 'pool indicted In 1810 published but he never read the edi sils and dozens of other for runnlrtg a corner w«« mftde in torlal on which the alleged libel is , P-R-I-N-T-O-R I-A-L-S 1 things. the senate today by Bejnator Smith based He said h& knew " of no reason LUMEE1 PLANT FOR SALE South Carolina, who said he had No 135 why he could not try the case fairlv It is customary for some been assured that the department of W hat do you think as to whether stores In the larger cities to ••••••TO HIGHEST BIDDER •••••• commerce. If the senate would pass a Advertising Literature a charge of drunkenness against a man set apart one day each week jarc-per resolutaon would thoroughly is serious"* On Tuesday, June 10, 1913, the splendidly equipped plant of on which to advertise only the ALEXANDER LTIMBKR COMPANY, situated at the Junc- investigate the selling end of the ffc- With "Quality Touches!" I tnlnk it is a serious charge * things for household service mcras pool Bruce said he would give no greater tion of South Pryor street and the Southern Railway, In At- It the 01 u e tons: to er gage t does its dut> thoroughly he declared, att ntion of the peo- Roosev elt than he would to that of Mr on this one day "we will indict the men who made pie T-OU address through the H vour pr nted things should~be"as repair, and is operating at full capacity Separate bids will be aggressi* elv attractl\e a*, t i x T rt It is Hotisekeeoer's Day. made on the plant, consisting of i boiler, 2 engines, sash, door those contracts of sale In the effort to • i s. ibK to mikt thtm Original ideas Michael Hezxnlsey a farmer said he well planned subject we 1 wv\ i Itu n illustrations and designs appro and blind machinery and planing null, and on mules and wagons, keep the price of cotton down ' printelj- chosen and skill ne er heard an> one exp ess an opin Very good policy for Atto»ney General Wicfeershom fuli> executed and then j ion as to the falsity or t-j^h of the { smaller storekeepers In every and stock of lumber on hand on June 7 brought no action against the aellere, the ensemble \\ h-LL, editorial published about Colonel part of the United States to Sealed bids will be received at the office of the Referee, but indicted the tvayers PRITsTED makes an appeal 1 Roosevelt He said he considered follow. Room 517 Grant building, and opened on June 10 A resolution instructing the secre- the recipient can t get such charges serious if they were ?"*t bv Phone foi our repre The stores that^o so, work For Further Particulars address Jaa S. Floyd, Trustee. tary of commerce to investigate was sentatJve to call and talk true " up a good amt^asting trade, carried over to the next session of BFTTfr R\TC?fT PKIVT i And of course, if the> were true i for very sooj(r thrifty house- the senate at the reqnest of Senator ING with j ou No obHga BYRD the court -would tell you there Was no Remember the Date-June 10,1913 ClarK, otf Wyoming tlins incuired. • libel added Attorney Belden ^ keepers g*in the habit of PRINTING CO. | Jud&e Experts Irons' Trial sucn advertise- ^AMES S. FLOYD,, Trustee l Early in the night session Judge mentn jfljfnd reading them Phone your want ads and Phones M-IS60-2608-26H 46-48-5O West Alabama. Atlanta Flan nigan addressed the Atlanta National Bank . s>a> ins replies to Main 5000 or At- 1 « "Fivnm the time the jury le formed, lanta 109.