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THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS. MONDAY, MAY 6, W, The Evolution Of Cooking is like a dream in the beginning of which, everything is horrible, chaotic and bar baric, and the ending is beautiful and en chanting. It is the difference between the old way and the modern method of A GAS STOVE Full information cheerfully furnished. ATLANTA GAS LIGHT COMPANY, Telephone 4945. SPORTS For Full Pago of 8ports f See Last Page. PRETZELS BUY ANOTHER MAN Get Catcher Seabaugh for $750, Release Anderson and Sell Ratchford. BIG SHOOTING FESTIVAL BEGINS AT CHARLESTON 6 Char'les'tonl’S G C. rg Mny 6.—The fifth) !Smr and speaking and target! £ at the Schuetzenplatz in the, £1 President Roosevelt fired) ET nrst three sho'a at the target! range 4 * at 2:30 p. in., by prewing an ?",r|c button at Washington, lie made a good score. The results of the shots wer telephoned to him by Ihrte anew e National r r fi Jahnz, president of the National flub.'and Governor M. F. Ansel tele- uhoeed the greetings of the people of South Carolina. The president replied with good wishes for the success of the festival. He could hear the rifle shoot by telephone connections, and also the national air played. Prizes In cash and silver amounting In value to more than $10,000 will be shot for by the hundreds of riflemen here from all parts of the country. New York has sent down a big contingent by steamship and special train. The parade held In the morning was a handsome line of march. Four bands, hundreds of riflemen In full uniform, three beautiful floats, symbolizing Ger mania. Columbia and Carolina, thirty carriages with guests and officers, were features of the parade. track and field meet AT PIEDMONT TUESDAY The first track and field meet be-1 ture at Piedmont park Tuesday after- twwn teams In the local district of the noon. ‘southern Intercollegiate Athletic Asso- Teams from Tech. Georgia, Emory clstlon ever pulled oft will be the fea-1 and Auburn will compete. Georgia Military Academy Plays High School Today Special to The Georgian. Birmingham, Alt., May (.—Manager Molarkey has announced the purchase of Catcher Seab%ugh from the Chicago Nationals for $760. Anderson has been released and Ratchford sold to Augusta. President Baugh, of the local club, has announced that the gate receipts have decreased 33 1-3 per cent from the amount taken In at this time last year. Rain and the Barons' position In the pennant race are held accountable. TENNIS TITLE FOR COTHRAN Former Atlanta Player Takes Championship of South Carolina. Laurence A. Cothran, the first South, ern states tennis champion, and a play er who has taken part In numerous tournaments In Atlants, won the South Carolina state championship In Green vllle Saturday. Mr. Cothran met a Held of the best players In the state, but was at his beat and won In fine style. Stone Mountain Beat High School Special to The Georgian. Stone Mountain, Ga.. May 6.—The U, 8. B. team defeated the Boys' High School team here Saturday by the score of 8 to 1. Klein and Goldsmith gave up seven hits each, having eight and live strike outs, respectively. The game was a ''rattling'' good one, and was played In the fast time of 1 hour and 10 minutes. The score U. S. B. Gibbs, as. The Georgia Military Academy team ml the Boys' High School aggregation ill get together Monday afternoon at iedmnnt park for a game which proin- «> to be one of the best of the season In prep circles. The game will be called at 3:30. The batteries will be, for G. M. A., Mnyer and Wheatley; for Boys' High School, Smith and Landrum. Bradshaw, 3b.. . 4 Kelly, lb. ... 4 &mUh, c. .... 3 Hawes, 2b. ... 3 J. Crews, cf. . . 3 Hampton, rf. . . 3 Batty. If. .... 3 Goldsmith, p. . . 3 Union Pointers Defeated Tignall Special to The Georgian. Union Point, Ga.. May 6.—Tignall, the "champions" of Wilkes county, went down In defeat before Union Point star team at Daniel Springs Sat urday by the score of 11 to 3. It tyas snnual picnic day, and a large crowd to present to cheer both teams. Durham, the uouthpaw, was aguln In rare form and Tignall could not hit him. Wooten and Colley, for Tignall, were rapped hard by the hard-hitting Union Pointers. The work of the Over, ton brothers and Hollis was spectacu lar at times, Tlgnnll has a good team, but has met her match In Union Point, this being their first defeat of the leason. The score by Innings Is as follows: Union Point 113 121 21—11 Tignall 110 000 10— 3 Batteries—Durham and Newsome; Wooten, Colley and Bins. Umpire, Flint, of Greensboro. 8corer, Scott, of Union Point. Attendance, 000. Totals 30 High School, ab. r. h. po. Cape, 3b. ... 4 0 3 1 Wright, cf. . . . 4 0 0 0 Lockerldge, c. . 3 0 0 9 Keen, If. .... 4 0 0 0 Ison, 2b 4 0 1 4 Landrum, rf. . . 3 0 1 0 McGovern, os. . . 3 0 0 0 Klein, p 3 1 3 0 Jones, lb. ... 2 0 0 10 Totals 30 1 7 24 11 3 Score by Innings: R. U. 8. B 101 000 01*— 3 B. H. S 000 000 010— 1 Summary—Struck out, by Gold smith B, by Klein 8: two-base hits, Bradshaw, Klein; double plays, Gibbs, Hawes to Kelley 2. Headquarters § Children’s Goods English Hood Cart Like Illustration, $33.50. , , Ttl . 18 ,'.’ art ha * read buggy top. fln- iilwtl all over In oak and Is the new- Wt and swellest thing out this Bea- F =*tcr Ideal Safety Crib, Like Ulus- _ tration, $11.00. J 1 ' largest assortment of safety cv «r shown In this city. In 'mail and large sizes, In whlto and “° ln colors, priced 37.B0 to $18.00. We have been made sole agents in this vicinity for the leading factories of the country who make a study and specialty of high grade children’s goods—goods that rec ommend themselves for quality and economy and sell on their merit, representing among oth ers, such lines as the Foster Ideal Safety Cribs, the largest and best line of crib beds made, Glasscock Manu facturing Company, well known makers of Baby Jumpers, Walkers, etc., and the celebrated line of Bloch Go-Carts and Carriages. OPEN AN ACCOUNT WITH U8. WE WILL DIVIDE THE PAYMENTS TO SUIT YOUR CONVENIENCE. Csrl, Like Illustration, $30.00. Com plete. Has removable corduroy cushions, fine Isce parasol and gear finished In royal blue, a very smart cart; oth ers cheaper. Folding Carts, $2.00 to $20.00 Folding capt* of all kind! aold with or without cuahlons and para sol. made In all sizes. EVERYTHING GOOD IN FURNITURE AND FLOOR COVERINGS SOLO ON LIBERAL TERMS. CARMICHAEUALMAN ™55, ^HE STORE THAT SAVES YOU MONEY.” " 74-76 WHITEHALL ST. Hair Dressing Accessories Marcel Waving Irons, like cut.... 25c Large loop top Hair Pins, amber or shell, each 10c and 15c Larger size, with curved prongs and deeper wave 60c Curling Tongs, best grade, 10c to Soft rubber Hair Curlers, set 20c 20c Pinaud’s Eau de Quinine Tonic.. 45c Hudnut’s Eau de Quinine Tonic.. 50c Kid Hair Curlers, good quality only kept in stock; 10c doz. to 20c Invisible Hair Pins, best quality 5c Silver and gilt invisible Hair Pins, especially for grey and blonde hair 10c Blue steel point non-rust Hair Pins, assorted lengths 10c Best imported English black wire Hair Pins, 2 to 3 2 inches, 'only one length to a paper 5c Finest grades shell Hair Pins, grey, black, amber or "shell colors, 1 dozen to the box . Large sizes, 1-2 dozen to the box 25c 25c Hudnut’s Eau de Quinine Tonlic, • colorless 75c Bay Rum, Bradley’s Double Dis tilled j 25c Bay Rum, Colgate’s, 50c and 75c Shampoo Mixture, Colgate’s 50c Brilliantine 25c. Hokara Dandruff Cure 25c Herpicide 90c Harnisch Egg Shampoo Powders 25c Tar Soap, Colgate’s. 10c Packer’s Tar Soap * 15c Cuticura Soap 19c Extra large sizes, 3 to the box.... 25c De Miracle, for removing super- flous hair, guaranteed harmless, 2.00 and 1,00 Mason’s Old English Hair Tonic 90c De Miracle Soap 10c Chamberlin-Johnson-DuBose Co. Dahlonega Team Defeated by Tech The Dahlonega team collided with the Tech machine at Tech Park Satur day afternoon—and the result was dls astruus for the North Georgians. Score 9 to 1. Bam Woodward's flayers show ed up In good style, but the fancy curves of “Chip" Robert were a bit too much for them. The acore; ab. r. lb. po. Dahlonega. Harbour, c. Hancock, rf. Davidson, 2b Davis, cf. . Morris, If. . Charters, lb. Humphries, p. Akers, 3b. . Reese, ss. . Totals .... Tsoh. Wright, ts. . Lafitte, 2b. . Robert, p. . . Knight, c. . . Brooks, If. . Davenport, cf. Buchanan. 3b. • Stewart, rf. . Parker, lb. . Adamson, p. . Loucks and Long To Join Macon Special to The Georgian. Macon, Ga., May 6.—Sylvester Loucks, with Arthur Long, left Sun day morning for Jacksonville, where they go to Join the local team Monday for the series of games with the Scouts. Loucks Is booked to pitch the opening game and victory should fall this way, for Loucks eeya that luck has again fallen In his path. He says that his arm Is In better shape than at any ffirae during the season, and he la In good condition to play the best game of his career. Pitcher John Quinn, who has been playing such good ball for Macon, has returned, owing to his in ability to work on account of his sore arm. which has never quite recovered from his work agalqft Jacksonville last week. He Is trying to get his arm In good shape, and may go to his home In Pittsburg In order that he may accom plish this. Totals .33 7 27 10 Score by irinlngs: R. Dahlonega 0OO 000 001—1 Tech 100 400 II*—# SUmmary—Two-base hits, Wright 1, Buchanan; stolen bases, Hancock, Mor ris, Akers, Robert; hit by pitched ball, Humphries B. Adamson 1: struck out, Robert 8, Adamson' 1. Humphries 4; passed balls. Harbour. Time, 1:S0. Um pire, Weeks. Gibson-Mercerites Defeat Royston BARTOW DEFEATED. Special to The Georgian. Bartow, Ga., May 3.—Louisville de feated Bartow here Friday In a hard- fought game. The acore was t to 2. Except for a beautiful catch by Flynt and the pitching of Tarver, both of Louisville, the game was devoid of fea ture*. Tarver pitched a magnificent game, striking out 10 men and allowing only 3 hits. Murphy for Bartow also pitched a good game. He struck out I men and gave up 7 hits. POSTMASTER'S OFFICE TO BE FINISHED IN MAHOGANY. Special to The Georgian. Macon. Ga, May (.—Postmaster Har ry Stillwell Edwards, of Macon, and H. A. Putman, of the o“ * — olTIce of the United States treasurer, have Just hold a conference bearing upon the class of furniture that ts to be used ln.furnish ing the new Federal building. The partitions are to be of varl-colored marble and the offices of the postmaster and ths assistant postmaster are to be fitted with mahogany. HOME BUILDERS Special to The Georgian. , Newnan, Ga., May t.—In a fast game of ball Friday afternoon the Gibson- Mercer Academy boys downed the strong team from Royston by playing Jam-up baseball. This makes the eighth straight victory for the Gibson- Mercer Academy boys. Georgians In New York. New York. May (.—Hotel arrivals: Atlanta. O. A. Gershom, D. J. Gough ian, J. 8. Daugerty. 8. J. Duffle. F. M. Roche. W. F. Skag, J. L. Wright; Au gusta. C. W. Dews; Macon, C. N. Orr, J. J. Waxelbaum. Can’t afford to miss our Great Auction Sale of 130 lots near Ashby street and Bellwood avenue tomorrow (Tuesday), at 3 p. m. Think of it: $10 cash, $5 per month and a “Deed in Case of Death!” The lots will be sold at your own offer, and two will be given away free at sale. Take river cars at Broad and Marietta streets, get off at Bellwood avenue and Elliott street. Plats at our office. I S. B. TURMAN & CO.