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THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN* AND NEWS. Fit lb AY. JULY W, Wt, PREVENT DISCRIMINATION IN PRICES OF COMMODITIES A very Important measure waa In troduced In the senate Thursday by c-nator Weaver. This bill, If enacted Into law, will erohlblt unfair commercial discrimina tion by Arms or corporations as be tween sections, communities or locali ties In Georgia. Its purpose Is to pre vent the sale of a commodity at higher L, e , in one community than In nn- ither. It IS said that the bill Is aimed «t the oil trust, and Is designed to pre vent the sale of oil at a competitive Mint at a lower price than that of fered purchasers at other points In the 6C The full text of the bill Is as follows: "Section L Be It enacted by the ceneral assembly of Georgia and It Is t, r eby enacted by authority of the i'ame ; That any person, firm, company. ,,satiation or corporation, foreign or domestic, or any ofllcer or agent In -harjte of any corporation’s business at -ny locality In the state of Georgia doing In said state of Georgia and en cased In the production, manufacture it distribution of any commodity of teneral use, that shall Intentionally, for the purpose of destroying the business c t a competitor In any loAUlty, dis criminate between different sections, communities or cities of the state, by selling such commodity at a lower rate In one section, community or city than Is charged for said commodity by said party in another section, community or city after making due allowance for the difference, if any, In the grade or quality and In the actual cost of trans portation from the point of production. If a manufactured product, and after making due allowance for the cost of handling such commodity or product, .hall he deemed guilty of unfair dis crimination, which IS hereby prohibited .nd declared unlawful. gee. 2. Be It further enacted by the authority aforesaid, That any person, Arm. company, association or corpora tion violating any of the provisions of the preceding section, or any offi cer. agent or receiver of any Arm, company, association or corporation, or .ny member of the same, or any Indi vidual. found guilty of violation there- of, shall be punished as for a misde meanor. as provided In paragraph 1039 of the penal code of Georgia for 1895. Sec. 3. Be It further enacted by the authority aforesaid. That all contracts or agreements made in violation of any SENATOR J. L. WEAVER. He has a bill to prevent discrim ination In prices of commodities. of the provisions of this act shall be void. Sec. 4. Be It further enacted by the authority aforesaid, That It shall be the duty of the solicitors general In the several counties of their respective cir cuits to enforce the provisions of the preceding sections of this act by ap propriate actions In courts of compe tent Jurisdiction. Sec. 5. Be It further enacted by the authority aforesaid. That It shall be the duty of the Judges of the superior courts of this • state specially to In struct the grand Juries of their respec tive courts at each term thereof as to the provisions of this act. Sec. 6. Be it further enacted by'the authority aforesaid. That nothing In this act shall be construed as repealing anv other act, or part of act. but the remedies herein provided shall be cu mulative to all other remedies pro vided by law. THE THEATERS "East Lynne" Next Week. With the presentation of "East Lynne” at the Grand next week, with the Wednesday and Saturday matinees, the summer season of the Fawcett Stock Company will come to a close end the popular favorites will return East for the winter season. Miss Wheatley, In the role of Lady Isabella and afterward Madame Vine, sill have parts that suit her admlr- ably and she ,1s sure to leave a bril liant Impression of her versatility.. Rested by a week's vacation, Regan Hughston returns to the cost as the deserted husband of Lady Isabella and in this part he will have hundreds of admirers.. DeWltt Jennings, Frank Craven, Allen Fawcett, George Schra der, Mr. Royce, Phyllis Sherwood, Ethel Conroy and Grace Sherwood will be delightfully cast. “Jane Eyre” la Closing. With the matinee Saturday after noon nnd the performance at night, • Jane Eyre," which has been the popu lar kill of the Fawcett Stock Company at the Grand for this week, will come to a close. Miss Wheatley In the title role TO FOURTH WARO VOTERS. I am a candidate for nomination by the city primary for councilman from the above ward. Your vote and In Ouence Is respectfully solicited. W. D. WHITE. Go to Meriwether White Sulphur Springs and spend Sunday—new West Point Route to Columbus—leave Atlanta 4:10 p. m., arrive Meriwether White Sulphur 7:15 p. m. Round trip tick ets $2.25, good until Tuesday -fine Music, Swimming Pool; elevation 900,feet. LOW RATE EXCUR SION TICKETS to Moun tain and Seashore Resorts now on sale via Southern Railway. Phone 142, J. ,C. Lusk, District* Passenger Agent, Atlanta, Ga. The Jamestown Exposi tion, the breezy seashore re sorts, Old Point Comfort and Virginia Beach are now de lightful. Exceptionally low rates via Southern Railway. Phone 142, J. C. LUSK, Dis trict Passenger Agent, At lanta, Ga. NOTICE. P* hereby announce myself a candl- f ' ,r council from the eighth word, ■“bject to the democratic primary of August 7. JAMES T. WRIGHT. ASHEVILLE, “Land of the Sky,” LAKE TOXA- WAY, the beautiful “Sap phire Country,” now in their Sjory. Low excursion rates jja Southern Railway. Phone 142, J. C. Lusk, Dis trict Passenger Agent, At- knta, Ga. TYBEE. BY THE SEA VIA TRAL OF GEORGIA RAILWAY, t end rate, JS.25; tickets on sale ™ay». limited Tuesdays following of sale. Season rate, I1I.1S: tlck- •n sale dally, limited September scoring a triumph. Brandon Hurst, who returns to his Broadway engage ment after this week, Is making a do elded hit as Achilla DeLeon. Pastime Theater. Only two more days are left which to see the vaudeville program the Pastime theater, on Peachtree street. The Musical Stlpps, prodigies In the art of making chords, arc continuing to be the features of the program. James Hennessy, the black face mono logue king, with his raft of new Jokes and novel parodies. Is making friends galore. His song, "Ho Came Right in and Turned Around and Went Right Out Again." Is -especially good. Miss Anna Stelnborn In Illustrated songs, and Miss Sargsant In songs and dances, conclude the bill. Tonight will be amateur night, and local talent will be given a chance. At the Casino. Many theatergoers are. declaring that (he vaudeville bill at the Ponce Da Leon Casino this week Is the superior of any like attraction seen here this season. It Is true that the acts collec tlvely make a magnificent perform ance. Chick and Chtcklets, the btcy cle riders, have established themselves thoroughly, while Steele and Edwards. Rae and Brosche are already classed as favorites. There wilt be perform ances Friday night and Saturday matl nee and night. Vaudeville Next Week, For next week an unusually strong collection of vaudeville talent will oc cupy the stage at the Ponce DeLeon Casino. Principal among the features will be Armenta, the mirror dance who la known all over the country e one of the strongest drawing cards vaudeville manager can offer. A great deal of mechanical equipment la re quired to atage this act and It Is one of the highest aalarled specialties of the vaudeville world. Rice and Elmer, comedy acrobatic bar - performers Howell and Scott, the Hebrew come- dlana, and a host of other stars of vaudeville will apt>ear on the bill. Seats will be obtalnabl# at the Bijou box office In advance. Effects of a Change of Weather. At thli Staton when Stopto are traveling for plennure, they wonder at the disordered condition of the atomach nnd bovreia. In syrtes ssrmSUt hsk SMW WITH BROKEN BACK LIVED 8 MONTHS Cambridge, Md.. July *9.—Harry Walbrook died at the hospital here yesterday of Injuries received In an ac cident over eight months ago, when l.e woe caught between the top of a load of wood he was delivering and the top of an archway In the rear of the Hotel Dixon here. Hla back was broken. FUNERAL OF WILLI8 JONES HELD AT CARTER8VILLE. ■pedal to The Georgian. Carteraville, Ga, July 18.—The fu neral of Willis Benham Jones, son of the late Rev. Joseph J. Jones, who died suddenly In Clinton. Ill, was held at the home of hla sister, Mrs. A. B. Cun- yus, near this city. The Interment was at the family cemetery. The deceased waa 28 years of age and la survived by fl ** slaters. Mrs. A B- Cunyua and Miss Hattie Jones, ofthto place, John G. Simpson, of Charlotte, N. C., Mr. B L. Sims, ot Murfreesboro, Tennand Mias Helen JonesofSouth Carolina He waa a nephew ot the late Rev. Sam Jonea. WANT INTERSTATE ACT AMENDED BY CONGRESS. Fneclal to The Georgian. Forsyth, Ga. July 28,-Ths mass meeting of cltlxens held at the court house here, presided over by Hon. J. hCt Suttoa adopted i« solutions favoring of the the - Dassage of the prohibition law hy !he Georgia assembly and requesting morlallxe congress to amendI th«^Inter SSXTtSgMi JF2& into H. FOGG, D. P. A, Atlanta Ga a dry .state or counir. THE GLOBE CLOTHING CO. Special Men’s $10 and $12.50 Outing Suits, $6.50 We’ve about 171 Suits, not this season’s make or styles, but just the thing for rough ing it on your vacation. They are in both light and dark colors, mostly large or small sizes. You can have choice of them at THE 6L0BE CLOTHING CO. THE GLOBE CLOTHING GO. THE GLOBE GL0THIN6 CO. A Big Discount on all Straw Hats. Panama Hats at remarkably reduced prices. OUR BIG CLOTHING SALE COMES IN HANDY NOW And keeps us busy as bees, while the selling is spirited, and the stock of such magnificent propositions that choosing is easy. Every Suit in the Store Is Included in This Great Clearance Reductions on Men’s and Youths’ Suits as Follows: Suits that sold at $30.00, now £ m sold at !|)£4idU Suits that sold at $25.00, now tM Q ff Suits that sold at $22.50, now ig ^ OC sold at IDiOd Suits that sold at $20.00, now «g pa sold at idiUU Suits that sold at $18.00, now ig 1% |» /\ sold at A*3h*3\# Suits that sold at $16.50, now «g 4% OC sold at... Suits that sold at $15.00, now gg ag 4%P« sold at liiiid Suits that sold at $12.50, now 4J gr sold at ■ <33 Suits that sold at $10.00, now mu gm Suits that sold at $7.50, now £■ p* sold at 3aOd Boys’ Double-Breasted Suits 25 Per Cent Discount $7.50 Suits now at $6.50 Suits now ^ ^ $5.00 Suits now —y at J. i O $4.00 Suit3 now 3.00 $3.00 Suits now $2.50 Suits now ^ Q at I .OO $2.00 Suits now 1.30 Children’s Wash Suits Sailor, Blouse and Russian style, in the newest patterns, at a big discount. $2.00 Suits now $1.30 $1.50 Suits now 1.00 $1.00 Suits now •■y at • / O 75c Suits now 4"k at .OU The Globe Clothing Co. 89-91 WHITEHALL STREET.