Below is the OCR text representation for this newspapers page.

THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AM) NEWS. THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 14. 25 y» REDUCTION CONTINUES ON MEN’S, YOUTHS’ AND CHILDREN’S OVERCOATS MIXED COLOR SUITS, WINTER WEIGHT UNDERWEAR. The suggestion is in order to take advantage of this mid-winter clear ance before stocks become too perceptibly -broken. Every de partment of the “Big Store' ' is showing splendid bargains. The New Spring 1907 Hat* are Here. nmo IS NEXT VICTIM BF DOPE IRTIST Interewt In th* pollr* «|{nation wai Increased Thursday by the report that A movement In on foot with a view to plucing In the field for chb f of police Captain L. 8. 1>. Rucker, mi-ln-law of •United state* Judge Willi im T. Now- man. and who wan recently retired from the United State* army with the rank of raptain. The report, whleh ha?* Rained eonnld. erahle rirrulutbui Hinoni; |*>lltlrlan*. addaa n*m plia«e to tin* situation, and hu* aroused mm h < otiiinen! The nuine of Captain Ku< k< r In helm: ft • • lv men tioned. iFrJend* «.f 1‘aptuln Barker declare lie would make .. nplendH « tiief of po lice and ray hi* # xpei len* <• a- an officer In the army would h|>« < lall> lit him for the preNervatlon of dir* Ipllnt in the force. When peon by it <;«-»rgl.i!i Thursday morning. t'.iptnln ft presred eurprlae at tin i - idd he had heard nothin* said he was not pien.ind i<> h i he would accept the ofllr« rhould It k>e tendered him Injunction to Stop It. atated in The (h-urglun About , reporter i* ker ex-’ • »it. and it. He wheth- of « hlef wo ttwmtlia ago. It arma highly proba- »U* that an effort will be made to re train the police coniiiii«Hion. .by In junction. from holding an ••!«•< tb*n for dfleers and ptardmen. Tho>e who are considfi^nx this step ay they consider that Chief Jennings and the other officers and patrolmen ered that famous riot rail hold oitli .• until charges are proved Hgaln-i them, civil aervlie. hclng ul- idy in effect. A prominent politician was quoted In ’he Ceorglan about two months ego s Mating that If the commission ought to turn any of these men out in Injun* tl* n would he sworn out. tern. puiunl.N restraining the commission from holding the election. Alderman Key, who took an a« live part In the famous riot cull, is quoted as saying that such a stop would »••• taken. . Eiseman Bros. Baltimore, Md. 11-13-15-17 Whitehall, ATLANTA. Washington, D. C. BftflO WANTED NEGRO 'WOMAN CREMATED IS HELD IT STATION ! IN Will Simmons, nllas Mopes Scott, a negro who admits hr Is an escaped convict. Is held In the police station, auspccud of havJng assaulted a white woman near Columbia. 8 u few peeks ago. Th# negro was arrested by 1>« tec- five* 4’annuity and Htarne- He hist confessed to .the officers that lie had . escaped froui the Columbia. 8. t\. pen- t Itetitlary. but later retracted this stale. . ment and said lie had escii|»e«l from the f Halifax ronvlnt camp In North Caro lina, where he was serving a term for aftaault with Intent to murder. The detectives are convinced he Is the man wanted f>»r ussauit and for ‘ whose arrest a reward of Nl.Caio b. outstanding The negro's prison num ber was iu.»4. ami his cell uutuber 17a lie denies he committed the alleged us. sault. FRANCE AND POPE LIKELY TO AGREE •t’arla. KeW. 14.—France and the . church uppetfr to be on the verge of a ' final ogreeintml. M IliUnU. the min- | ‘later of t education. lu»« offered ('urrtttmli Richard* a new form of contract, which j requires the successor of the parish j priest to be a party to the original con- j tract MgnoU. thus Insuring a contlmu- 1 tlon of the lease of the church for ( eighteen years and quieting the vulll- con's apprehension* that new umyoisi plight decline to imew the contra.*1 • when the old one expired. Everything in Fences! tptsdal to Tl»r Ceorgina. Dallas, Texas. Feb. 14. Mrs. JjaUj A. tJardnrr. <'.(» y* :u> of age. was burn* «i to death here at an early hour tfile morning in n tire which destroyed the house In «lik’h she rpsldes. When tin Ida «ie was discovered the ns if v.u? tail, ing In. and all effort* to save the a * « woman wi of no avail. THROWN FROM BUGGY, DOUGLASVfLLE LID! MAY NOT RECOVER I) >ugla*vllle. Gu. Fell. 14 —Miss Nelle Mel.aity. daughter of Hon. A. WVMeLarty. of till* place, was severe ly. If toot fatally, hurt here yesterday aTTcrTii,,,\\ try”tw inR tfrmwn mrr*nf-n I buggy In a runaw ay accident. * j She wu:« endeavoring to drive a ppjr- i lied horse when It becume unnuinug- j able ami threw her out anil daubed j clown the main street on the sidewalk, j - As yrt It Is im|H»sslble to i-ll 1 serious her Injuries are. ns she. has never regulncd consciousness. She |s a very popular and promi nent young lady and tin 4 «ad accident is i» source of* much regret to h*i friends | She Is a sister to W.X. ATn rcromblc j of Atlanta. iBlKHoTTTKNKir I DELIVERS TALK ON IMMIGRATION Talk Mill, ,1u-tln M. William-, mi Hirer W.tshiiigtou Life Insurance • <■ puny. about life Insurance. Ills m pan> Issms non-partlclputlng poll, and gmn.intecH everything. BETTER INSPECTION BEGINS ON FRIT IT : i i *A0f Ll-i-U - i \' rrnj y ii Li U Lilli The sluughttM lag bouse ordinal., goes Into effect |*i id.t\ After that date, no cattle. » . hogs, goal? and the like mil be etaugli*.- tvted and no meat may l*e sold without llrst Im Ing Inspected by ttie city In other wotds, the city In-p.-ton must npprove the cattle before and uMer slaughtering "Atlanta inspect ed will it.- stamped on eac.h ruivuw* that 1- allowed to be told All cattle brought here from the country to by sold must not lie killed outside or the city. It must be Slaugh ter.;.! at a public sluuwhtf ring bouse, -ubj'et t to Inspect!.»n before and after 'hoi* liter • >li|\ two public * auchteiillg houses J have been compl d The** jitv owned by Carl Wolf lo in, i and Schoen Flos ! Spti ial Alai to The Georgian, ti. tla.. F* b. 14 With scvcirtl huiuiit • I present, tin third oe*Hlun of tit.- ... •♦red coMyetitb ti uus held at the \. M * church on « ’ettffi nvenue. At !iis McHhlnu tin- .iiiiniuncemcnt MUD t| .ole that the VMitlve commit- D •» h i \ decided to i 1 •UiKc tile name of till* 4 rgunUutlon f •in the “Kqual UlKlit* Asumlation'' '!•• the “t'olored a *.-.»€■iut ion.** Tiffs Lange wan made ii) rniier to avoid ui \ possible feeling "i mlsundcrstandim; i The SC—1,lit «»' 411 * \ (. t i*il to talks alt.im the line of Im utiri.itlon and la- ltbl .<<> H. M Turn i of Atlanta, and ln-Uon W. u nde Mtrong talks. in lit* talk Bishop *1 ui tier stated that tiiiiflgratlon «lu»uld lot Im* aneered nt »i\ tiu Imt sluiuld be en- < ••uuiKcd. Hi* Mild d-o that it might ti.it lx a bud Idia it »*nn negroes took tin* n itl.in •»( i■ • *11 mating to other part* thrmselvu - Along the Him - *>f • bur in the South, .1 udsoii Lyoti" • -tit *••*•••1 the ronven- Hon He *|»oKe tlu* advance tlmt hail Ihx ii miiili* in bit > «*:»r* by tlie ne- gro r ice. and *aiti urther that even more pnmoiiiio tl si ix.inciN could be ilimtp It more »ti• nil- n wax paid to the present labor proble THE BEST FOR WOMEN. A tttachlfi. f.'i wotnan's Use should be the best oblair.d i»‘ Tin Singer Is m> knowledge.! file lightest rtmtiing, most dm able and cum nlent t» use of any sew ing-ma. Idne Sold only by Singer Sewing M.e Jlilic t *o IwMik lot the lug S 79 White!) lit St. telephone. It. II 1*9-3. 494 Decatur St., telephone. It* || .M73, 7tiJ Marietta St . telephone. Hell Electing Fences Our Specialty. W, J. Dabney Implement Co., 61 S. FORSYTH ST„ ATLANTA, 6A. The fnl *11 st house Is not i siaughtet ing Saw tell lap* Ills The tl i CENTRAL OF GEORGIA RAILWAY. OavauiikU * tv Ja<A*»utlll«* . ".(OfliulUmun *.- <on klimn II 4<F aiii.Jarks.Mivilte .Wkniu Macon 4 i:. piu.Mm on . ... i "Fin Mam 4 Si |iiu Juelnsni\ille * pm Mafoa K.10 pua!Nt\uuitidi . .. 9 IS pin » lni«|H»cton* em- ployed by the * tty Tin* maximum o.w? f.*r slaughteiIiik ,u eoiding to tin or- tlinnnee adopted by council. Is as f.»l- b»ws- rattle. St.... i.elves. hogs, cheep. I.tilth and goals, 3«*e KODAKERS. W • ..my the most complete* line of K»‘imuit* famous Koilnks and limit- t'Mti -u, ; l.r of any house in the South. lAnything foe the amateur. The very b*-t ttin-ldng and alt work delivered t-eli! on time A K Hawke* t’o.. The Kodak H'Mt-e. 14 Whitehall street and i: . I Van l.tree street oni -'wu- tad WHISKEY HABITS ••tad at borne w,tb> Min. Soak of mi- mu a,nt vki:i; TEETH Money cam IMII till) h H i I (• t pii i i.Ai»i:i.rm.\ I'KNTAt. IPmaM*. No * WblteUull HI. IN EMERGENCIES Telephone Jacobs’ Pharmacy for anything in Drugs or Medicines. L a rg e stocks, great varieties, fair dealings and low prices. 1 SUNDAY SCHOOL INSTITUTE HERE A great Sunday k o| Institute, un- I dei the auspices of the Atlanta .Sunday ! School Union, will tie held In the First . Mcthodi-t Church Match 4-7. Inclusive. This Irt•dilute will im hide all the j Sunday -eh**- '.s «*f Atlanta, uml will be ! one «.f the u). -*t tn.| <t t.mt meet I tigs of * th* Mn I lit :•* hue in m «n\ ye.ns. Fn»m !*he Im* rnailoiial Sund »y S* hoo| As* : MtelnTlon !».«‘ f*»ll **vlng offlevm w ill ; 4*-hVe» odder—rO»« ftfyd Old i« i the «-..»• l-.et if the InstltUtf- > .Marlui l.awreti .. general *M«ietniy. ! Toledo: V. r I'earte. Mipcrlrtton*hnt • >f t*-at h* rv* training. «*M. ago: .! \\o.«|. I hthlgo t’aim -. »upe-r.iue*nJ* ni. N**w - jaik Mi*. Mary Foster liryuer. lu-ld i k« r. I Vo i ih. III. Where Good things Come Cheap. Mr. Robert G. Hooks, the manager of the gray and enameled .ware depart- , announces a few bargains that will fairly startle the good housekeeper, and especially on the goods displayed in our window. Just think, almost a SO per cent reduction on enameT ware. Don’t wait until it is all gone, but get in your order quick. ment Gray Enamel Boiler, value 25c; cut to. 16c :5-<|t. Gray Enamel Boiler, value 55c; cut to 19c 4- (|t. Gray Enamel Boiler, value 40c; cut to 24c 2- <|t. Gray Enamel Tea Pot, value 40**; out to 27c 5- <|t. Gray Enamel Tea Pot, value 50c; out to 33c Jt-inch Gray Enamel Pie Pans, value 15c; cut to 8c 9-in. Gray Enamel Jeliv Cake Pams; value 20c, cut to 10c 3- «lt. Gray Enamel Pudding Pants, value 20o; eut to. 10c 14-i|t. Gray Enamel Dish Pans, value 75c;.cut to 37c 14-«|t. Blue and White Dish Pans, value 75c; cut to. .40c Round Decorated Tea Tray’s, value 25c; cut to.. *. .10c Oblong Decorated Tea Trays, value 25c; cut to 15c ('numb Tray and Scraper, value 35e; cut to 15c Big values in Ilinner Plates, value $1 set, this sale. .50c Genuine Japanese Hand Carved Nut Bowls, value $1.00: this sale • 50c Hand Mads? Wood Suit Box, value 35c; this sale 25c Monarch Massage Bath Spray, value $2; this sale, $1.50 White. Euuinel Baking Dishes... .15c, 20c and 25c each Fine Willow Clothes Hamper, only a few of these, value $3.50; Ibis sale, each tv $2.75 For Gas, Oil, Gasoline and Coal Stoves. You luivr Imi n beating your hou*«* Inutead of broiling your meat, buy « LKLAXD BRolkKB and broil your meat instead of heating your house. It will cunt you little and nave you much. It changes the preMent hot and dlpagreealilc procen* Into one that I* simple, agreeable and effective. It broils both aides of the meat at the same time, thut saving the un pleasant and risky task of turning It. It frees the kitchen from ttmoke; an appliance on the cover takes ‘«re PHI CEB: Articles for 5c A*bc(tos Mata Coffee Strainer Can Opener .... Nut Cracker Nntmeg Orator Pepper Shaker Clothe* Line .. • Poker ... Shovel ... Ae Pot ChAln Dish Mop Toothpicks ... 5c Blacking .... 5c So Basting Spoon 5c Kitchen Fork .... 5c 5c Toilet Paper Sc Tin Funnel 5c Measuring Cupa 5c 6c Drinking Cupa 5c Pint Measuring Cupa ... 5c 5c Wood Spoou 5c Mustard Spoon .... 5c Sc Wire Pot Stand 5e Lump Chlmueya .... 5c 6c Lamp Burners Articles for 10c Nutmeg Grater ioc Garden Trowel ... 10o Tea Scoop 10c Sugar Scoop 10c Ice Scoop 10c Flour Scoop 10c Skimmers 10c Enamel Dipper 10o Wood 8poon 10c Egg Spoon 10c Mixing Spoon 10c Potato Maaher 10c Toilet Paper Holder Toilet Paper U-moti Squeezer* 10c Tin Funnel .... 10c 10c Enamel Funnel Muffin Pan ... 10c Quart Cup .... 10c Tin Coffee Pot .... 10c lQc Egg Fry Pan 10c 10c Milk Shaker 10c Heart Caku Caller- .. 10c Club Cake Cutters .... .... 10c 10c Diamond Cake Cutters. .... 10c 10c Spade Cake Cutters ... 10e Fancy Cake Cuttern .. 10c 10c Vegetable Cutters .... 10c 10c Jelly Molds Articles for 25c HEALTHFUL AND DELICIOUS GRIDDLE - CAKES ARE COOKED ON A “Soapstone Griddle” NEVER USE ANY GREASE. THE CAKES CANNOT STICK To Clean Griddle Merelv rub with salt until surface IS VERY SMOOTH. Price 75c, $1.00, $1.50. White Enamel Candleatlcki 25c Nickel Toilet Paper Holder 25e 6 Hulls Toilet Paper.... 25c 3 Rolls Toilet Paper ,25c Double* lilade Mincing Knife 25c Ice Chisel 25c Ice Pick 25c Lemon Soueeaer 25c Slaw- Cutter 25c Handy Vegetable Sllcer 25c Extension Howl Strainer... 25c Heavy Carden Trowel 25c T\tood* Handle Flesh Fbfk .. .25e Sink Strainer 25c Wood Salt Box. "Big Value." 25c. Tin Collandor 25c Maple Rolling Pin 25c Steak Board...: 25e Wlro Fry Basket ' 25c Heavy Dust Pan 25c Shaker Flour Sifter 25c Cotton Scrub Mop 25c Cotton Heavy Broom 25c Fancy Hearth Broom 25c Bcnib Brush 25c Sliver Polishing Brush 25c Cuspidor Brush 25c Dusting llijtsh 25c Blacking Brush 25c Sink Brush 25c Horae Brush 25c Whisk Brush 25c Gas Jet Stove 25c l.itel Size Dover Beater... .25c Meat Skewers 25c Duplex Tan-Opener v: t25c Pastry Jaggera 25c Potato Scoop ...,25c lee Cream Scoop 25c Enamel Soup Ladle. 25c Enamel Vegetable Skimmer 25c Enamel Ranting Spoons 25c Enamel Egg Spoon ....25c Long Handle Wood 8poonu,.25c German Grater .. .. .2Se Combination Grater ...7...2Sc V-Shapc Potato Masher 25e Heavy Wire Egg Beater 25c Tub Soap and Sponge Holder 25c 2nc Muffin Pans 25c Van Duaen Cake Mold 25c Lunch Baskets 25c Tea Canister 25c Coffee Canister 25c Match Safe 25c Wire Mouse Trap 25e Wood Cup Lemon Squeezer 25c 8tool Fry Pan 25c Enamel Fry Pan 25c Gas Mantel; 25c "Rusy Bee" Wash Board; "Baby 8lze" 25c KING HARDWARE COMP’NY 55 Peachtree Street. 87 Whitehall Street. STATISTICS. PROPERTY TRANSFER8. J.‘. 1ST.im—John A. Brice to Morton Smith, tut on Marietta street. Warranty deed. II.VTS vi—Guarantee Tru-t Company l„ v. Dili I it on Marietta street. Warianiv deed. (1 Mr.1. Magale Smyth to «\ K. Ncl- -III. till un Peachtree atreet. Quit claim .tceil. II It W. deCourtertny to the Ex- rhange I tank, lot on Railroad street. Quit i latm itd'il II It. I». ilefourtcnay to Mrn. Mary i*. Huitha, lot on South Pryor street. J Iit Qienal atitm—J. H. Phillip- to T Mender, lot on Humphries atreet. Bol d f.'i' title. i;;:. n. N. Patrick to W. W. Hllder- tirand I n "it Ilavls -1 net. M’arranty tleeil ' I s Jl Mra. E. J. Kelley to Mrs. W. | ,„|„ . and Mm. H. H. Cameron, lot on Capitol avenue. Warranty deed. 53.0"" Mrs. Ann Augusta Allen to Mm. iirphla E. Allen, lot on Ashby I Matilda Edwards, age 34 years, died {at 2tn Bell street. BIRTHS. j T*» Mr. and Mr*. W. A. Furlow, at | 1- Hr.iwn Mtrrvt. a girl. « To Mr. and Mr*. < ’. II. Sr lor. at 214 ! flrunt street, a boy. | T*» Mr and Mr*. Julian Fluker. at 41 Kant Cain Htrret. a girl. I To Mr. and Mn. !». 1-. Rlkard. at ITS Afdib.v street, a boy. BUILDINGPERMIT8. I $2,750 enoh—ft, \V. Hulllvan. to build 1 two twu-Htorv frame dwellings at 396- 1 4oo Uourtlund street. $450—Word Bros., to change store ! ftont at 41 North Pryor street. 9300—8. 1*. Bobbin, to change store | front nt 46 Whitehall street. $100—Mrs. Bessie tfultose Sims, to move frame dwelling at rent* 378 Pied mont avenue. $2.750—F. J. Dudley, to build two- frame dwelling at 86 Bedford grand MATINEE TODAY—TONIGHT. The Sensational Comedy Success of England and New York. “A MESSAGE FROM MARS” Notable Acting Company—Elaborate Scenic Inveatlture. Night 25c to 31.50, Matinee 25c to 31.00. Warranty deed 31—H w. deCourtenay to the Na tional Building Axsoclatlon. lot on Bue- no Vina avenue. Quit claim deed. 31.IIPO ,| s Steven- to l.otll- Uho|. Mill, lot on Oakland avenue. Warran ty I 31,5011 -it K. Cooper In ItUlll- tShol- -tln lot on Bngll-n avenue. Warranty deed »t Wdltam \V. Reynold* to Mr*. Jr—li' A. Pittman, lot on Woodward avenue Quit claim deed. II Ml** Virginia B. Kendall to Mr*. Je*»le A. Pittman, lot on Woodward aYenue. Quit claim deed. Id. n Tin A NEW STORE. indorful popularity of “Hawk** {Mins***" and th* splendid “Hnwkts Op- I ileal Srrvloe” ha* mad* It necessary to i»|n»n a branch stun* We have pc- |ecl»*d 125 Peachtree street (Candler j buildingi a* the best location to ban- jdle out rapidly increasing optical busi ness. The finest etiulpped eye-test Ing j i nrlor* in the South. We will be glad to have you Inapect o«r new branch ! office. A. K. Hawke* Uo.. opticians. 14 Whitehall street and 125 Peachtree ! street. Friday and Saturday—Matins* 8at. IlKNItY tV. SAVAGE OFPKIIK Con. Ade n Inromparnlile Comedy "THE COLLEGE WIDOW" TI|* Piny fpon Which All America Mn, Written Indelibly th* Word "HttCCKKS." Th* lilt of Ijint s.in«on-Tli* IMI of Till. Price* 25e tl $1.50—Sale now on. DEATHS. W. Mu. ii. ll (colored), ag* S') year .Dm! a: ‘ t- Markbasa strbrJ S.tlnr Mill* hulnmll, ag* a. >ram. j Miss Carris A. MoDaniot. I Miss Carrlr A. McDanl*!. ngfd (SO :‘f hr.;vr Ki. j ^o^mpim .V^’Tn »tr**t. Thumday morning. Th* fun*ral **rv- Mi>. ii <i. Putter, age XT yearn, died he* will tic conducted Friday after- of old ag.' at 340 I,.** atreet. . J noon at the restdenro at 2 u'clia k. Th" ta*r Mllhurn (colored), agi- 4 month*. | Interment will be In Westvlew reme died at 214 McDaniel -treet. tvry. I Monday and Tuesday—Mat. Tus*. 5th Successful Season of the Play of New England Life * NEW MINISTER A -lory of the Hardscrabble Folks by the Author of “Th* Old Homsstsad.'' Splendid Cast —Klnhorate Production. Night 25c to 31.50. Matinee 25c to 31.09. SALE NOW ON. Miss Ldla Langston. The body of Ml** Mila Langston, aged l» yearn, a daughter of Mr. 8. A. Lung-ton. who died \Vedne*day after noon. will he sent to Fulrburn. Go. on Friday morning for IntermenL THE BIJOU TONIGHT—MATINEE TODAY. HARRY OLAY BLANEV At Willi* Live in th* Sentatunul Drama. THE BOY Behind The GUN Next Week: _ , 'GAY NEW YORK’’ El Dorado BALOWHI'MELVIllE STOCK CO. Thursday, Friday ami Haiiirdio S'- 1 '' - Friday, Miturday Mn11 lice- THE RAPID FIRE SOCIETY MS" 1 '* DRAMA „ "THE R00P GARDE* TRAGEDY” IN EMERGENCIES Telephone Jacobs’ Pharmacy for anything in Drugs or Medicines. Large stocks, great varieties, fair dealings and low prices.