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... ...;■ THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN, WEUXKSDAT. orronKit ai, if**. MRS,. OELRICHS BA 7 7LES FOR MILLIONS LEFI BY HER HUSBAND TO OTHERS BRIGHTEST MINDS Mm. Teresa Alke UelrletW, uii > >» nghting for the mlHIvii* left to> Hermann Oelrtchs, who cut 'off hta widow , and his onyl, Won wlthhut . cent. Mr*. Oelrlchs and her son have filed objections to the, probating of the will. , , 1 '■ " W,-M- ' ••• ROU7 SECRETARY COOK OUT OF WARM BED TO REGISTER BIG CORPORATIONS IN TIME Corporation* woke up Wednesday. Several of them also routed the hoc* retary of state out of a warm bed Tuesday night. So anxious did some of them become to duck that $60 penalty that applies after Wednesday, that they began fir ing returns and dollar bills at the sec retary by registered mail. Secretary Cook’s willing to stay at his office In the capitol all day. but he does insist on going home at night. So, finding the cnpltol all durk and abandoned Tuesday night. Uncle Sam’s special delivery messengers hunted out the Cook domicile. First one came at 11 o’clock, and after clanging the door bell until half the neighbors were up to see the trouble, Secretary Cook went down to see what sort of a cataclasm had taken place. He was handed a registered com munication, containing a corporation registration. Grumbling over being routed out of a warm bed, he retired ■^At 1 1 o’clock* Wednesday morning there was another strenuous jangling of the bell. Shivering and not .in the best of humor, the secreary answered and found a eoupte of corporation re turns. A Stream of Dollars. But the grand rush began at his office In the capitol early Wednesday morning. A steady stream of Atlan tans hurried In with properly filled blanks and dollar bills. "See by last night s capers that this Is the last day, so register me quick,” said one excited Individual. And the postman was almost stag gering with his burden of mall for the secretary of state. Nearly every letter contained a dollar, many several dol lars. indications lire that by 4 o’clock Wednesday afternoon the total number of registrations will reach 3,000, Two basobnll associations have reg istered—the Atlanta club and the Ll- tbonla Baseball Association. The ques tion arises as to whether ail the clubs in the Southern and South Atlantic leagues arc not liable for this eor- iration tax. Il is Secretary Cook’s opinion that they are,* since all of them do business In this state. If the Urn* is drawn it means thut Memphis, Little Rock, New Orleans and all the others will have to ci>me across with the slmoleons or get In trouble at the besinning of next season. MEET iS AMERICUS Daughters of Confederacy in Hour Days’ Convention. Interesting Program. Special to The Georgian. Amerlcum Ga., Oct, 31.—The bright est minds of the women of Georgia as sembled In Amerlcua today at the opening of the annual state convention of the United Daughters of the (Con federacy, Many delegates arrived last evening and the morning trains In creased the number considerably. The annual session will not be all work, for Interspersed with the more serious ad dresses and reports'there will be fea tures of entortalnmcnt arranged by the local chapter. At the formal opening this morning the Invocation was by Rev. J. P. Ward- law and "the address of greeting by Mayor H. A. Hawkins. Mrs. Walter Lamar, of Macon, made graceful re sponse to the greetings on behalf of the visiting Daughters. The remainder of the day was tukon up with the ad dress of the president, the reports of other officers and committees and rou tine business. , In all the addresses touching reference was made to the death of Mrs. Jefferson Davis. The meeting will remain In session until Saturday. WALTER BALLARD OP TICAL CO. Less t him one year ago placed oil market the new Ballard Bifocal, giving reading and walking vision iu one frame nnd looking like one glass.' They have proven the most successful of nil the ad vertised invisible bifocals. Ground in a deep torle curve, giving a large visual Held for reading, iis well ns walking. They are the most perfect mid beautiful glass sold. Consult us about bifocals. W« nave them nil. Sales room, fll Peachtree street, At lanta, On. GATES ARE THROWN OPEN TO SAN ANTONIO FAIR Special to The Georgian. San Antunlo, Tex., Oct. 31.—San An tonio’s annual International fair opened today under highly promising condi tions. All departments of the exhibition ftre tilled to overflowing wltfi choice displays of live stock, farm products, poultry, women’s work, manufacture* fruit, fish an«l flowers. Five hundred fast horses are stabled nt the track In readiness for a t*n days’ race meeting. We Are Sole Dealers in This Section FOR THE- Great LOCAL SECURITY PRICES POSTED IN NEW EXCHANGE CAR^EAL inspector KILLED BY ENGINE. .Special to ’The Georgian. Macon* Ga.. Oct. 31.-4-Whlle at work in the-yards of the Central of Georgia railroad last night about 6:30 o’clock, A. w Hope. 32 years old. was run down by a switch engine and Injured ho badly that lie died while being taken to the city hospital. Hope was a car seal inspector a»)d was struck by the'Tender of an engine and knocked down, the wheels passing over his left leg at the hip. He cairn to Alacon a short * time ago from (Miarleston, 8. C., where his mother T- Grade Begley. The body of Grade Bagloy, daughter of Mr. and Mr|. William U.igley, was taken to Duluth, Ga., Wednesday morn ing for Interment. . Laundry Stock Iseutd. Special to The Georgian. Covington, Ga., Oct. 31.—With prac tically all of the stock secured, the stockholders at a recent meeting de cided to have the Covington Hteatu Laundry in operation as early as possi ble. Majestic Range “Not Cheapest—but Least Expensive” Majestic Ranges are made better and of better material than any other Ranges in the world—viz.,- Malleable Ison and Char coal Iron. / ^ i ‘T-I Can’t Crack or Break! The water heaters are more powerful by fifty per cent; the oven bakes more quickly and evenly; the fuel and repair bills are less than with any other Range. Will Last a Lifetime! Thousands in use in Atlanta and hundreds of thousands used in forty of our States and in nine foreign countries. It is better to invest $100.p0 than to throw $50.00 away and you can get a fine Majestic Range from $58.00 tip. See them or write for Catalog. ANDERSON HARDWARE COMPANY, 33-35 Peachtree St. 2-16 Edgewood Ave. : — ; : I S We carry all sizes from 18- ) inch oven to 30-inch oven Hotel ) Ranges. The Soldiers’ Home, ) City of Atlanta, Governor’s ) Mansion, Majestic Hotel, and a } dqzen or more Restaurants are l using our Hotel Sizes. MR. DUNCAN 0. BULL, PROMINENT TORON- TOAN, IN CITY. The posttuff of quotation* on local stock* and bonds is expected to prove to be a feature of unusual interest and importance to commercial men Inter ested in the proposed board of trade now in process of organization under the influence and protection of the Chamber of Commerce. This feature of the exchange was discussed but little at ihe recent meet ing held In the offices of the Atlanta Compress Company, but its impor tance was readily recognized by those In a position to realize the value of the ‘There’s a Reason” for POSTUM Information to be furnished. While only tentative plans and arrangements looking toward the organization of the exchange were talked over the success of the movement l» practically assured. So official Information concerning local stocks cHn be secured without difficulty. Only those directly Interest ed In particular stocks cpuld furnish anything like reliable quotations. It I* said that If this Information was easy to obtain local trading would increase and prove benettetaj to local Indus tries and corporations. The law authorizes a hoard where this Information might he posted, but prohibits any speculative dealing In the exchange. This, however, would not Interfere with the success of the ex change. "My bleu Is go have this proposed hoard of trade Include idl Information possible that might he ofTalue to every branch of trade in tile city, from the ainnllest produce dealer to the big cot ton buyer." sahl a local broker. "It might carry, the same Information car ried by the wire houses. It must he authentic and will, of course, be guar anteed by the i'll amber Of Commerce. "There Is no place within my knowl edge where quotations on local stocks enn be readily secured. Atlanta Is be hind Augusta on till* point, because In that town almost anyone Interested in stocks ran get quotations on any locnl stock* within a few seconds. We need something of this sort. It will he val uable." » IOWA AND WISCONSIN GOVERNORS WILL VISIT ATLANTA IN NOVEMBER Tivo governors, their full staffs, each accompanied by a special train prominent citizens and officials of their respective states, ‘ will be Atlanta’s guests during November. The governor of Iowa, his staff, and a special train «f prominent citizens of his state, will be here first. Following them, the governor of Wisconsin and a party equally as large of prominent citizens and officials of his state will come to Atlanta. Both parties will make tours of the South, dedicating the monuments to the dead “soldiers of their respective slates. Both states have monument* at Andersonvllle, which will be dedi cated In November. The Iowa party will be In Anderson vllle on November II, Coming back from Andersonvllle and on their way to Lookout Mountain, the party will stop In Atlanta. They will be here all of November 17, and a large portion of the day of November 18. On November 19 the Iownns will dedicate a monu ment at Lookout Mountain. The following Is the Itinerary of the Iowa party: Vicksburg. November 15; Anderson vllle, November 16; Atlanta, November 18; Lookout Mountain, November 19; Missionary Ridge. November 19; Rose ville Gap, November ‘20, and Shiloh. November 23. The Itinerary of the Wisconsin party has not been announced. Both parties will* be elaborately en tertained while in Atlanta. Several companies of state troops, will accom pany the governors. CUPID STOPPED MEETING FOR WEDDING CEREMONY Cupid fnterferred with n meeting of the board of stewards of the Walker Street Methodist Church long enough Tuesday afternoon to allow the pastor. Rev. W. L. Pearce, to quietly perform a marriage ceremony making Olln Hutchins and Miss Lottie Lillian Hayes, 363 Luckle street, life partners. The couple rode out to the parsonage on a street car and without the know J-j edge of any one except an Immediate friends* arrived during the session of | the stewards. Every precaution was taken to prevent acquaintances from getting an Inkling of what was going to liHppen and nothing was known un til Tuesday evening. The groom Is connected with the Gate City Coffin Company. Mr. itimrtui O. turn g«*aerat utuiinger of the Culm a Hi'iiliy Co., ami prominently eon- 111*0101 with various enterprim** in Toronto, In sepii'llng a week In the city, the guest of Mr. Charier m HiMfiHM •he Bart I© ....... ™ Mr. Bull is practically n resident of Cuba -be and his family spending most of their uuignf*' iriMH simki __ bly more than any other In Culm. Mr. Bull talks interestingly of Cutst. her Industries, vast agricultural possibilities and rapid growth In the commercial world. ~V> a representative of The Georgian he aid: ••Culm is only mm* In her infancy ns a .rnlt-growfng country. Her rich, Imlmy. cli mate. alluvial soil ami iicculliir conditions make her the logical country for this Indus, try. The eastern istrtloii of the Island—In which mjr properly Is located, adjoining groves of the H.-trth* I'ruit Co.—Is 24 * — *- y ol -|i than Havana. the eontpeti- closer to Ne This enable tloll Of tile ... riority of the Cnlmti urttv - siiriKtss the California growers with, their 3»0W-iidl© haul and enormous freightage. CiiIhiii orange grov at least one Idaukct the year-around.” Mr. Bull Is *i*»w on Ills way to Cuba and will step a week In Atluuta. * FEASTS OF ALL SAINTS. AND ALL SOULS OBSERVED PAWNEE BILL’S WILD WEST AND GREAT FAR EAST ATLANTA, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 5. Old Show Groundi,Jackson and Wheal Sis. AMERICA'S NATIONAL ENTERTAINMENT Over 1,000 Men, Womep end Hori.e Employed, The actualities of Frontier Life Vividly Repro duced. The Orient Transplanted to Your Very Homee. Over 1Q0 Indians from Different Weetern Tribe,. Strange People from every Clime. The World'* Armies Aeiembled. “Mountain Meadow Ma»acre. H “Hanging • of a Horea Thlof.” 'Turning of Trapper Tom’* Cabin.’’ “Deadwood Stag* Robbery.” Herd of India Elephants. Drove of Eovnt' Herd of Bi Philippine Island Cattla. FRESH FROM ONE M0NTH’8 NEW YORK SUCCES8 Spectacular Street Parade at 10 O'clock a. m. Two Performance, Daily at 2 and 8 p. m. Rain or Shin*. Seats for 10,000 People Under Sun and Rainproof Canopies. Recerved Seat, on Sale Day ef show without extra char-Q, at Whltaker-Coureey Drug CT, Bread and Marietta Street,. \GRANH Atlanta Lecture Association Presents *J§ Rabbi J. Leonard Levy, of Plttiburg, Wednesday night, October 31ct. Sub ject: “Marching On." Tickets on calc at Grand Box Office. TIIIIKK NIilIITff. BKtllNSTNO TONIGHT. > MATINKK KATl’KUAV, AMELIA BINGHAM i\ tin: xkw com buy. cai.lkd j “The Lilac Room.” I' filar Cat:. MagoUWnt Production. Night 35c to iL&a. kbit 1 ■ t.. ii.n*. fisVl.K NOW i I'RN. BIJOU TONIGHT—MATINEE THURSDAY, The Nuttentkall Bros. Amuc. Co. (Inc.) Present the Dainty Muilcal Farce •‘LOVERS AND LUNATICS” With Joe Morris as “Ikey Rosenstein.** Next Week: "TOM, DICK AND HARRY.” At the t.'huivh of the Sac-red Heart the fea*ts of All 8alnt* and All Soul* Tliuradas- and Friday will be cele brated with appropriate ceremonies and special nia**e*. Thursday I* a day of obligation, Friday a day of de votion. On Thursday there will be maur, at 6, ", 8 and 9 o’clock In the morning, with confession In the afternoon and evening. On Friday there will he masira at S:3n, 7 and 8 o'clock In the morning, with an anniversary max* at 8:39 o'clock In Ihe evening, conducted by Rev. .Michael Waller, M. ,M. At < o'clock Friday afternoon there will be league devotions on.! benediction. PRESIDENT GOES TO WOODS WITH GUNS AND MESSAGE NEW SLEEPER ON W. & A. R. R. TO CHATTANOOGA. Effective at Atlanta. October 27th; and Chattanooga, October 29tli, Iho \V. t A. Railroad will operate on Ju trains, Noa. 3 and 4. Pullman sleep- era between Atlanta mid Chattanooga, train leaving Atlanta at 8:B0 p. m., and paaswogera can rvniaiu In same until 7:00 J, ni. next morning In Chat tanooga, returning passengers can get In sleeper at Chattanooga at !>:00 p. m. and nrrlve Atlanta 7:10 next morning. C, B. HARMAN, General Passenger Ageut. THE STAR WEEK OF OCH 29. Sensational Drama Entitled “The Kentucky Outlaws” A MOTIIER'8 DEVOTION. 45 PEOPLE 45 Matjhees Monday, Wednesday, Thins- lay and Saturday*nt 2:50. Kv«*r; ni;lit Washington, Oct. 31.—President and Mrs. Roosevelt left at 11:15 o’clock thl* forenoon for ’’Pine Knot,” the cottage owned lty Mr*. RoosfVelt In Albemarle county. Va„ where they will remain until Sunday. The prealdent took along lil* annual message and several rifles, and equipment which show* that the executive Intend*Ho work a* well a* play while on the outing—and Assist ant Secretary l*atta, who was the only member of the while hou.se clerical force to accompany them, wa* armed with hi* trusty typewriter. The main reason the president wish ed to get away from Washington Just at this time was to do some work on hi* annual message before he left for Panama. Just before he left he f>osed for Miss Hally Furnlmm, the New York sculp tress, who is making the ha* relief for a gymnasium In New York. On either side of the gfe»i<2em’s profile In thin work tflll be the 1 words, ’’Better Faith ful Than Famous.” PHARMACY STUDENTS ARE IN- VITED TO CALL AT THE HAND SOME NEW QUARTERS OF THE SOUTHERN COLLEGE OF PHAR MACY, CORNER LUCKIE AND BAR TOW STREETS. TWO SIX-MONTHS COURSES LEADING TO GRADU ATION IN ONE YEAR. LARGEST PHARMACY COLLEGE IN GEORGIA. FALL SESSION, OCT03ER TO APRIL. SPRING SESSION. APRIL TO OCTOBER. REMEMBER THE ADDRESS. Workhouse to Bo Built. fip4**-lnl to Tin* Georgian. UolumbiiH, Ga., Oct. 31.—The city Is going to eHtabliNh a model worklo at the stockade where rlty prl*< n*r» are confined and will estahll.-h din*-r- ent branches of work for the convlt is. Canning Company Organized. Special to Tlit* Georgian. Brunswick. Ga., Oct. 31.—On * f latest moves in Industrial rind* Brunswick Is the organltatl* n «>f a canning factory. It will be knowi the* Glynn Canning Company: Do You Want to Buy SPENCER KELLOGG’S Pure Linseed OH. Strictly Pure Lead, Southern Home Pure Lead and Zino Paintc. Nails. Carpenter’s and Mason’s Tools. Builders Hardware at bottom prices. If -so. call at 130 Peters St. |F. J. COOL-EDGE & SON.