Atlanta Georgian and news. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1912, March 21, 1907, Image 11
THE ATLANTA QqO&GIAN ANDNKWg.
TML’IMDAT. MAgCH tl, t*T, , . 2
Niiiipimppujipil
Sought After and Sometimes Hard to Find, But
We’ve Hundreds and Hundreds of Pairs. . . . .
In the buying of Fabric Gloves, on the store’s parit, it isn’t a question as to whether or not they’ll be in demand—it’s
the getting of all that makers of gloves can produce.
For Fabric Gloves, especially thfe long variety, shpw a demand two to one over last season’s phenomenal selling.
And we learned our lesson from last year’s experience. Getting a hundred pairs in the morning and all gone before
evening. The call for long gjloves in kid during the winter and the popularity of the elbow sleeve were signs
plainly read by the glove buyer who looks ahead.
The Fabric Gloves are here and the department will not be at the caprices of overloaded, order-swamped glove
"" 1 j 1 fling goods after it gets into the store?
ig them until the last minute—when everyone
ifts ‘
me rduut vjiuves are nere ana tne department will not de at tne caprices ot overloaded, order-*
makers. And isn’t planning ahead as much good storekeeping as selling goods after it gets into the store?
We ve hundreds of designs of Fabric Gloves, but don’t put off buying them until the last minute—-i
goes to buying an article hundreds of dozens melt away like snowdrifts in the sunshine.
Ladies’ 16-button Silk Gloves—heavy quality—
Kaytier make with double
finger tips. In black, white,
pink, light blue, brown and
lavender,
At
Ladies’ three-quarter length silk Gloves in heaviest
quality. Kayser make in black and white only,
2.00
1.75
Ladies' 16-button Silk Gloves in medium freight,
Kayser make with double
finger tips, black, white ) At
champagne, tan, mode, pink,
light blue, navy, red, nile,
green and grey,
Ladies’ 16-button Milanese Suede Lisle Gloves. This
is a heavy quality fabric Glove that looks like a kid
Glove on the hand. Black, white, tan, mode and brown,
Ladies’ two-clasp silk Gloves. Kayser make in
champagne, white, black, tan, mode, grey, navy, reseda
and brown,
At 1.00
Ladies’ 2-clasp Silk Kayser Gloves in black or white
1.75
1.75 nn/4 7SJp
Ifi.hut.t-nn Rillr fiLlnvna in an ATpnllnnt nnolt-
Ladies’ 16-button Silk Met Embroidered Gloves in
black, white, grey and mode,embroidered in self colors,
Ladies' 16-button Silk Gloves in an excellent quali
ty with double tipped fingers. Black and white only.
Splendid value,
2.25
1.50
Ladies’ 2-clasp lisle Gloves in black, white, navy and
grey,
Ladies’. 16-button silk net Gloves. In black only,
Ladies’ 16-button Milanese Gloves in Suede Lisle.
Very elastic and an excellent quality. A glove that will
wash. . Black, grey and white. '
A Special Value at
50c
2.00
Ladles’ 2-clasp Chiffon Silk Gloves. Very thin fabric.
Kayser make,
1.00
1.00
U
PH1NIZ YPEI II ION IN HANDS
OF RAILROAD COMMISSION
FOR FINAL CONSIDER A1 ION
SENATOR TILLMAN
EDNA MAY TO WED
A COPPER MAGNATE
*—
OVERJOOSEVELT
His Audience Resents Epi
thet Applied to President
Roosevelt.
Wlnrheitw, V<*.. March 21.—t'ntlmt fftnf**
Hoimtor Tlllmin. nf *M.u»h Carolina, nearly .
i tight In Mnrtlhalwirf. W. Vn.,
night liy applying an epithet tn
|*rea!ilent Konaevelt tn a itiacuaatnw of po
litical aithjerla In tbr monia of Ilia Rual-
him Men a Clul*. ,lhe majority of the metn
Item of which «rc Republican* tin! ailinlr
era of the preahlent.
The remark wae at one# reaented. and n |
general free tight wit* Imminent, when
wtaer oouoael prevalliMl. ,
..... —* • - w lthilnw the ohjee- j
B0WDRE PHINIZY. AU8TIN BRANCH.
. L««d»r «f fight .gainit Corgi, r.tlra.d and hi. attorn.y, who ap-
•* r «4 It hi.ring Wednesday.
*hst
JUMPED IN SEWERi
NEVER CAME OUT
"III (hr ralln.il commlaalon do-
Hi. l-hlol.y prill Inn?
v Thursday morning Ihr three rommls-
■'U,' ' 11 1" ejeeiiilre .r«.lou nml
. ,r ihr voluminous tctiltwuii ■ At
,\ 1 -■ I. It wav announced that no de-
*"" M Iir aeached la the inntlrr I*
• ;,v Thursday afternoon.
' ll “ Ihnv aieatbera will m«ln- «n
"f the property I. practically
Hu, , whether »lr. I“lilnl.r'« contcM-
►Mm ““ °'P , -rt <» accoiupauj thrui I. a
». 1 : 'mdotrrmlned.
, *' ‘■“iiinrnl of Him roaiuilMioti I. for
Lt, p ,l "l iMlnatahlas lnrr.llg.llon.
, of an riprrt I. n hnotty
<li- ...nmlwloa hi. no food for
Tl| r olfrr of ihr lcna**« of
►, ”"«• nwil .ml also of lion. Howdrc
111 in ,.ny tho expenses of one li ft
in. lief.
"•'iimlMloo feel, ,I,,, I,, accept
'.. " IM <- 'dfrr. might lirtnt comptl*
would not lie plenMlil
-I . hMrln* luting fe«m I*
tk, " -dneaday morning to Into 'n
* u «iu.>un, tht laJUcatl tuuimUal :>6
"’ll- .,
took under advisement thr petition of
Bond re Phlnlxy, of Augusta. relative
to examining the condition ot theoeor-
gin railroad.
At the afternoon eee.lon nt-gumrnt
wo. heonl from Austin Branch. attor-
ney for Sir. Phlnl.y, »ml Major Joseph
B. c.-ummlng, attorney for th* Oeorgln
road. Mr. Branch contended that the
tleorgla rond .hould be h.lloeted lu
entire length and laid. w'fhotghty-
pound toll over the- mnln line from
Atlnntn to Auguetn.
The iiueallon no"’ tn ‘lelermineo
by the commlaalon la whether or not an
expert u III hr employed by It In Invej-
tfgotlng the condition of the road. Tht.
»*1 be decided ». noon n« the commta-
hn* had an opportun e to go
.through, the great man of te.timony
on file
H.nry J.tg.r J* nrv T
H.ifTil.' N. V.. Mnrrh SI.-Henry T.
i 1 .. J .i n«d 11 general agent of the
ijlfengct department f li- Krte rail-
p . ,, the iie-l known rail-i
’:!ad men In the -la'r died tn the gen-
yiul li-.-tjftal Tut .'lay. .
IVrry Park.. ■ negro •entem-ad to the
,tne hade for a rrlrl.l ofrime, tried to t.. |
rap,, when working ne«r i.leonwnod .re-
mi.. Tuesday afterunon.
lie lumped Into ft tu.hide, leading to a
a,«or. Nothing In.. I wen .eeu of him
■dnee. It I. tTionghr that lie aotroeated
with wWer gaa and died.
WILL TEACH MIDDIES
TO USE SUBMARINES
Annapolif. Md.March fl.-Tha thru
aubmarlnag of the n.Vy arrived at (h.
naval u-ademy tht. moral.g fram
Brooklyn navy yawl, where eh.y h*».
JUM been thoroughly overhauled In
nrenaratlon for uae here In the In.true-
!i,m of mlriahlpmaa la tbla branch of
navar w itrfare. Thg ho«t» an the P-v-
pnlee. Bhark and Plunger. They are
under the command l.ieutenant
('hurlee P. Neleun. f. 8. S. and ar
rived in tow of the government tug.
Nina and Pontiac.
VERDICT OF GUILTV
AGAINST RARRISON
IN KIDNAP CASE
i Jurv Heftirns Verdict After
i * ,
J Loiifr Doliberatiun—Prom-
iiiputlv Connected.
irilxitiftli city, N. C.. March :i.-Aftar
In-lug out nine hour*, the Jury In the c*«*
i»f .Inahua I In pi with kMuapInK
nml iiitinlcrltig Kdinctb Rpaalc.v. ■mi of
Him* Samator H. II. IW.ialpy. of Currltink.
rfiurtip.l m vonllrt of guilty last night at
l» o’ritN-k. Th*« c.uirlmllng argument In the
iwa'c %«*h* inmtp for tba atatp hv HoUHtor
WnrU. So p|iM|ttant waa ha In hla arraign
incut of llfirrlamt that hla anilltora broke
j Into n|«nlniiiM>, one of them hr lug apatcnral
tn Jail for gt
Tim jfitlKia n
o'cliM-k ami the Jury mired. Ho long w»*r*
they out that a inlatrlal waa axpactad.
The trial baa laatiul gro day*.
Two vt*»ir» ago Kenneth llcaaley diaap-
Itmml from the arhool taught l»y Mias Xlaa
I In rrlfM.ii. datigbtpr of Jna. Ilarrlaoti.
that day not a trace of the Imy haa heen
dl*-nveml. ottbougti amir of the Imet de
tective nullity In the country haa worked
OH the raae. HtiBpli ton waa directed against
llarrl«on l\v tvaami of threata alleged to
hare Imm'ii mtple !•> him againat Memtor
lleaaley In ronneetlnii with certain liquor
IfgUl.itloii which II aaley waa Inflneiitlnl
lu Inning paaacil. Wltneaae* fair the atate
ROADS WILL ADVANCE RATES
JUST TO TEST NEW LAW;
COMMISSION IS NOTIFIED
Washington. March *1.—Aa a raault
of adverne atate legislation recently an
artad, railroad, ot lha Middle Wait
will, on April I, Increaae raiaa
grain, coal and Iron IS 1-1 per oant.
Notice of thla purposed action haa t
■frved on the Intoratate commerce
commlralon. It la expected that roada
In the Houth will alao announce In
creaae In rafa*.
The roada. In an atlempt to teat tba
ronatltutlonallty of the new rate te
latlon law, will try lo ahow that Olay
nrr now unable lo carry train, coal
and Iron at a profit under lha rata
which haa exlated for two yeara and
thm an advance la neragaary. Tha
rallroada give aa an exciue for thla
contemplated action tba difficulty
borrowing money. Increased coat of
labor and material and general In.
creaae In operating expenxea. No nl
two sic sms
simp mens
A a announced In The Otorglan Wed
nesday afternoon, traffic or track*
arrangement* between the ftouthem
, . ... 4f and Heabomrd Air !.lne permitting a
tcwtiaed to aeelng llarrleon on tl»»* day of # #.» ih«
lb** nllcgftl kldunplug driving through thi*j* hort h * ul ^ rom .
cat,try with n liy. uhl lo rracmbl^ the' —
lowance Is made of Increased revenue
from the stopping ot rebates and lfaa
transportation.
When tba new rates are sought to
be put Into affect tha Intaratata com
merce commission will be charged wlia
tha duty of fixing a "Just and reason
able" rata. Members of tha Interstate
commerce commlaalon bellars any
action of the commission reducing
freight rates will be taken Into tha
courts by tha rallroada and have ar
ranged Co get quick action by tha
United State* supreme court should tha
constitutionality of tha law ba thna
tasted. The department nf justice will
eld In thla effort at expediting matters.
Hlnce the new rate law has been in
effect 1.000 applications hare been filed
with the commlattoD for permission to
change rates within flea day*, aa re
quired by law. .Whan a reduction was
Thla piatur. it fram a recent pho
tograph *f Edna.May. the Ameri
can actress, who has mad# aa
groat a caeca** jit England, and
what* approaching wadding with
Occar Lcwiashn, an* of tha cap
per magnate* of tha United States,
haa been announaad. Mice May la
•aid Is have bad an opportunity ef
marrying into the poaraga *f Eng
land several timtti but oh* prafara
an American.
BrnnlfV (Niy
Thr ilrfmar «•■ *n*nlllil.
Hit Third Trial.
Il.rrlu.ii I* a fftruicr of nn-l.*rai- in-ana.
lie la a hnnber In-law uf Tbniuaa J. Jarila.
forin.tl, ymI'rrur of Nuria t’arolliia. I'ullrd
Hint,., arnann’ and Minlatrr lo Until. Jar
rla and former Wovrrn.tr Ay*.*k ware
auioug tin- atlomcya for Ihr ilrfrli"-.
Ilarrlson haa Item twice l-'forr tried for
hla life. Thr Oral rhargr waa that of hill
lag hi* father, tint II waa uot made uetll
flrr jrara nfti r hla father's dratb
we l...m afterward llarrlaon aaa again
•i.-l, . liorgnl with th» umntrr id a
I., abrading him with a .hoignn It
rtiown nl lb* trim that thr goo tu
llarrUvu a haxda waa a.rldruull, dlachftfg
*4.
connecting the two Ixrgeat dlvlalnns of
tha Seaboard, ia practically a certainly
only the datalla of tba contract* re
maining to be disposed of.
Prom dlapatihaa received tinea Pres
ident Finley's announcemenr Wednea-
day afternoon. It seams that both roada
have made propositions. B L. Kemp*,
aaalatont to Praaldant Garrett, of the
Seaboard, la responsible for the state
ment that In return for tha traffic or
tnukage arrangements b«|w*on Atlan
ta and Macon, ihc ftouthem lo fo re
cti vs similar privileges over the Macon.
Dublin and. Savannah to Vldalta.
The principal gain to the Hagbfprl
win bo tbo abort haul for tonaxg* from
Birmingham. Chattanooga and Atlanta
to Savannah. Instead of-routing freight
vie Spartanburg, It will go direct, at
STEPS IS TIKI
AM# WITH
As Hi* IIrat definite movo prepara*
tory to erecting a great Pnibylartan
hospital In Atlanta. J. K. orr haa been
named as chairman of tha committee,
haring In charge tha raising of funds
tn aupport lha chatlty department of
the new hospital.
Ur. A. It. Holderby. president of tha
board of trustees, atateo In a card to
the public that the minimum coat of
tbo building will bo fj10,000. Tha ?
movement Is receiving graat encour
agement. not only from Praabjrtsrtana
of the city, but many Other*.
The work of raising funds will no
prosecuted vigorously now. and the
promoters feel assured that the move
ment will culminate In complete
mileage of against ftt, a saving --r
IU mllee. Mr.Kempt, however, said
the matter waa now up to Prtaldeat
Finlay.