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CRA®, B. EROWN ~Eaitor
‘ ion Price—Dally
Taroo MPotHs &..coonniinrcineinins 1,76
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—l;“Q—mw'n.f-:t:";e’“;ocm‘éd Prest |
The Ansociated Press is exelusively
entitlad ko (ks use for re pum!vmlnn|
of all ndfrs dispatches eredited to it
or pot otherwige crodited in this pu-'
gor and &!;m tha local news published.
Pengagola comes out of the stoim
with l(efifililr)s:;r'« thin was expected.
Therve u;‘ no Jives lost and the’ city
is at bup"iehs'u;(lu\',
Bettm‘t’ik‘fl aslter roosquitocg If they
bother md They cai be eliminated
~=and t!\@’t: means elindnation of mm-h‘
il oss: &'fi malaria, |
e ¢
. The ]:p;,fil t;a;rnmzl‘il,\~ shoulg ¢m
tribute ‘lfii(‘ldy and Loerally toward
the suifévbis in Flevwa, There lms|
been nufi'!f greater [roperty loss Ihun‘
loss of “ e. Those whp came out
with lh, livengtin ma;‘ inatuu:‘usi
tost all | i hul' 4 1
el e P
The I '. of e in l"l()li}l'l ;:LI:I{II.
fal far @hort he first .estimates
glven nq i\\'u ¢ »lad that it n W
secms 1M than oue third what re.
ports M :I;.' indicated would be,
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Cottenlirowaors nave been hit hard
in the v‘:gufl:m' thit has just gone
but thosg who live here better be
fl'.an!:tul.i?:in teeq of complaining,
The: ardia: more comfortable thun
thos \\ngg' suffered from the worst
of the é;t;b;rm in Florida.
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Thore .: seneral country wide dis
position to Jfl;‘]p the Vierida sufiowens
from t(hg®storm. We do 2ot romem
ber Bll’lilll Ccl response on ane ocla
pion likg@this any time in tho |nfl-:"f‘.'j‘
Pine ponllc:ity s hoing di:‘plu.\ml’ull
ovor thigf®country towards the needy,’
DR ARDMAN wW!LL DO '
Dr. Bardman s pictured by
hls nefghbois, his In_mist:mx.w, |
ofates, @is triends— .o man spoke ‘
il of Mm. co hiz cnemies could
not bofglocated-—ag the acme of ‘
ensacitg@ integrity, bLusiness acu. |
men, ilelessnose, spirituality, '
-, SontlooMss, magnaiiinity, charity.
And ingthe last named virtue he
M \"‘ltnhh' Alou Ben Adhem, '
His buplness successes overcome
all ques jons of aguiessiveness or
s Militangy.
..\ The “-l".-)!:'.np‘n s convinced
f that in'JL“l.lur«lm:m Goorgia has i
an opportunity such as has not 1
poen prdhented to uwer in many ;
decades, @le is repurded as hav. | ‘
fng the h@ter chanco n‘frlcdiimg‘;‘“
and his Wsiness 4quuli,liru|{.inu.~a ‘
and inte ti\' shouid hearten the |
' whole polle to leuve no vote |
uncast o tober ¢ that may in. ‘
stall himi@!l the sovorner's chaigs |
it we fa Ll will be overconfi
dence on ‘lé‘ part of his sunpdrtl ‘
ors. But@eéorgiaus will ngt fall,
Macon 'l'«'*ffi\:i'u.nh i :
Back yonpder when Dr. Hardman
| was out @nufi;:i: ning carly, we mude
‘: up our nfiml that ne wag the man
to take ;n out of peanut” polities.
' He is thdman, Georgin needs him
lp the v‘ rnor's cade, His friends
1 .cd not Zlisten. 1o the bitterness
Bwhich is being dispiaved by Holder
gnd the 1?111: paditicians, He is the
me lh\(-;m;m who went through the
st p:fin:fi_\‘ withent' o charge agiinst
,'- jm. He S\"i}‘l go thiough the second
“"h(' same man —and i bitter charges
:j' are being mide are simly an ef.
-f‘:fi):‘t to lead the voters away from
imo Hé]“-,--.-.
. This :J.;a!;r will have made no pro.
| gress if ittdoesn’t put Holder out of
%tho ronning It can Go nothing with
Sench a m: at the head of its gov.
}ébrmucm. Ring politics will still be
%rhlg pulifi«'s.t_ Dr. Hardman hag made
ihis way ol his owa funds and his
iown good ":r:nn'. He will coutinue
Ro do su---:;:m when he is governor,
Ky m‘?‘f‘ f ’
in his purpose to éi«*;n out, He hli‘
made no promises except to the peo.
ple of ()cmma'—wlll make none other
than those he makes to the people,
When he i 3 in office, he will admin.
jster the affairs of ihe state as they
need to be handled, .
' Let's stand hard and fast, Even'
were in Crisp Holder's friends are
hmiuz cvery desperate means o
il;mu-k Dir. Hardman out of first place,
One hundred and twenty thousand
11,;-(»111:- voled against Holder in the
?flr.at primary., He got seventy thous.
aud votes in that contest. lis closest
friends advised him' to leave the fight
dlone. What leads nim to go on with
it and use the means he i using
now to win? Ring politics and the
ringsters—that's all, They are ont if
he leses. What a f{ight they are
making! {
. VETCH AFTER COTTON |
In the fail of 1926 1@ number of plats
at the Geergia Experiment station,
wiich had been fertized in vurimm'
ways for cotton for the past sevin
vaouts, were plant=d te vetch. One
ol the most economicai ways of grow.
ing vetch is to iilize the fertilizer
ilcl! over from giowing colton,
1 In the first expeviraent acid phos.
iplu-un was compared with rock phos.
phate. The (Hfh're;fvn between the
two wWas only 64 pounds of dry mat.
;, ”:M» Qf the u(‘t@: phosphate.
‘\\'hilr the veteh ,‘.'if'l‘;"fl from. these.
plats were practically, the sdms the’
ac'd phosphite platy gave best ic.
sults with cotten, Of* series of plats
in this test received no phosphate,
!h;:l the sume amounis of potash and
ini:,logfln as the acid phosphate pl.xl.‘
"I‘hn yvield of these plats averaged
!l.b:.'-% pounds of dry matter less than
'fll:' acid phosphate plats and Gll
povnds loeg than the plats receiving
no fertilizer. It appoars that on lhisl
type of iand, a typicel Piedmont clay
loam, potazh and »firogen had ng
!ul’l"'vl in increasing crop yields,
r T another M::,n‘ui“‘m'f)m.nh had
\u’o{l ‘:!x'plb:d to Q'.)'lrrl.l at dilferent |
L.st'\%‘x. 'l‘h?"Bluy’;‘rmg?vin;', :mw\?a‘.i
,Fpl':?tu:x and- 'ui?ri‘hxrh Fut no""#o' s’
il""‘f;"“"-ah.'-“.“ as ailmgl_!:(,lurlm as thn:‘ovj
loeiving 'p&t:mhfi %’\3 plat receiving
no forkilizer, and theretore no I)hm-s-'|
phutes, produced ohly 174 Poninds of
dry .matier or ‘.:.;'n;.Yd ‘im‘ufi(lt less than
the lz;)_pc)lysb 1}1;11 which _lla(l.rcu-o-i\.
[od phosphates, . A
It 15 cvident from l‘.;-nx‘llll(n';! results
’than phbnpfini,c‘ i§ the Nimivhg’ tactor
'nn t}fi;:gs«vil in _g‘m'.\"ing‘ vc_l(.'h.',.;Nvinn
er potarh nor’ ]u‘l;l‘ah fa\m‘ nitrogen
;had.fln_\' effect in ;u-n\zl?‘ing yi(-l(ls.{
‘while ull thd plats receiving phns.‘
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phates gave a big Inc ease, ; |
'ln the next experiment an 8-3.3
fortilizer had been applied to cotton
at various rates. lu this experiment
i!'w no_fertilizer plat produced 608
!puumin of dry matter, the plat receiv.
llug 200 pounds of fertilizer produced
iL‘.H‘: pounds of dry r.atter, the 400
pound plat produced 2,680 pounds,
Ll'nd the fi(lf). pound plai roduced 2856
ounds, Plats receiving 800 pounds
were incluged in the test but an error
made it necessary to throw this rate
on, Tfie increase over the :‘.OO pound
\plat was jeertainly s much as 400
lp(;un-1.1% 6.‘ dry matter,
In \“\;'r)' case in the above experi.
ment, cach additional application gf
fordilizer to the cotton produced an
incroase in the yvield of veteh amount.
ing r'nug!ll_\' to abont 400 to 500
gpnumls. of dry matter per acre. The
%\'ulm- of this veteh for green manure
would cortainly be ns mnch $4 or §5
1;..-1 acre, while the cost of 200 pounds
of 5.3.3 would amonat to about $2.
['l".l'w. in additicn to the profit obtain.
!r(l from fertilizing e «-utlun.‘thorv
;\\'mzlal be an additions! profit in the
l":-rm of soil improvement if ‘lh\ cot.
%mn was followed by veich amounting
to about $3 or $4 for every 200
vounds of f{oriilizer uacd. .
| In the above fertilzer one.half of
it was acid phospauie. As shown
’ul\m‘v, phosphate was the only fer.
tilizer having a mairked eftect on
r\'vh'h. It swould sccta safe to con.
clude thereforo that the veted cerop
rx::;ls' he increased on land receiving'
lh-.e:: than 500 pounds of acid phos.
i;\h::h for the past lfew y2ars by ap.
plying more acid phosphate. Also
‘i that it would pay to wmake liberal ap.
only to m}clr{?-b-mӎ yield of cotton,
but also to increase the vetch crop.l
THAT IS NOT THE ISSUE
So far as the Observer is con.
cerner there is bui one issue,
The politicians, the drummers,
the tourists, the ¢sad material
manufacturers, the bond dealers,
and the job hunters <hall not bull.
doze the state of Georgia into |
mortgaging the state for $lOO,.
000,000 for the suke of huimm‘g \
powers to a bunch "of selfish 1
gchemers now standing on the ‘;
outside.—~Moultrie Observer,’ ¢ |
And - that' is not the igsue at all.
When bonds are the jusue, the peo
ple themselves will inake them so,
When they are, the people will pass
upon them, It is iseirs to reject
honds or ‘accept thein. It is not
ifolder's prervogative—not that of any
goverror who goes into office, No
poveinor can have to do with a high.
way bond isgue any more than can
any other private citizen, He ean.
not even sign a measare and make it
law. He cannot il:ject a measure
that has been passed through the
assembly, It is already for the peo
ple to pass upon it when the assembly
decides to submit it to the people.
The governor has nolamg Lo do with
'it. llbl( not even ;nevém its go
ing 1:;‘;:@1« eople whe s Hie assembly
‘drui«'@%.ifil it shall be submitted.
And lfih” e 'Qhé'{\is’JWeß' must ?f)dh'.-i
Lix]‘fim u;pygu(h Imn;}nrlsgp& at the
‘hullut;r'lr) If they accept it, then
it is flh’\\‘(.?%ilt theyy an not, then it
isn't. W twode ’
- Ho far asthe governor Is concerned,
there is no bond®issus for paving in
this campaign, So {ar as, the peo
ple are concerned, there is none. 59
fal as the legisiatuce is concerned,
that was settled'last [»'ehrix:n'_': at the
extra cossion. That Pody refused to
submit a bond issue to the people
~tand that gettled it., That body will
have (0 come together and agree )
‘swbmit. o boud- issae tor paving bo
fore |31()jll13 éan be ona,
'W G :
‘1 wo ;lx;(’ § sure as rcusr'n'lbl_\," wo
Caat be lthats cvery ngan of fair, in
telhgence ‘.c’n.‘pws' that. « Waal else but
cheapening, peanut politics helps to
goep tielder's friends insisting tfi:lt
paving ibou_gq are au issue in this
campaigh? “What ole but a deliber
ate effort to mislead the people mxfl&es
it an isste? "The issue is cheap poli
tics and, .élit\flp:)lfl woliticians, We
want r?l ;‘;(Pll i office in Georgia
‘that (h-}-x&nmy enjoy that progresg
)to which the state is entitled. That
s the ifbudd :
J‘me youer tacth /
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MPYORRHEA
O mmemy
Over 80% of the ,;Pcople Have
PYOR’KB}A, R
| Ph e T T v
- ALVEO
’Ponb‘?at#i the Gums, Destroys
the deac 51’_\'orrhca'\¢‘%¢m and
’Rcstorcs“ iseased, Noft, Bleed
ing, !Spomgy, Receding Gums,
Loosé agd Ulgerated Teeth to a
Healthy ¢ ndition.
‘} #Prodget Your Health”
_ Qbtain ALVEO_from your
Dregpist, or we will supply you
;direcl, ovrepaying charges.
"l‘\m Hizva, aoc and $l.OO a Bottle
ALVEQ CHEMICAL CO.
Irckeonville, Morida
WE WILL BUY YOUR
GLD HATS
Aud pay you the CASH for
them. Or we wil] CLEAN and
PLOCK them for you. Call us
and let's see if we can't trade.
Let vs do yvour CLEANING and
PRESSING,
WE DO REAL TAILORING
BRIDGES
ASK YOUR NEIGHBOR
Phone 154 Tth Street
Down in Cbr‘deid"the lawyoers
asked for cake ami got ouly a
“Crum” says the pumnning para.
grapher of the Savannah Press.
~Dublin Courier-Herald
Cake or Crum=—gond just the same,
Cordele, has a jurist who has hit
many an honest lick .n trying to ad.
minister his office with fairness,
justice and economy to the tax pay
ers. ' Hell do,
oevarclpin 55 ol iANet i
TRYING TO EVADE THE ISSUE
<'alhoun Times: 1
Tre Helder crowd: are moving
heaven #n¢ carth to make the voters
helieve the issue in this campaign isj
bonds, Everybody knows that is not
true. Th> bond question will be set
tled by (irect vote on that question,
| and the candidacy of no man for this
or thai office has anything to do
with it. The people of this state are
getting wise to politici;ms who ry
~ to ride into office on surious issues.
That’s old stuff. '
' The issug in this campaign is
“wastefulness, extravagance and in
\ competency,” and the machine tac-
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PEPPERMINT &
~ FLAVOR .
Used by
People of Refinement—
Because Wrigley’s, besides
being a delightful confection, -
affords beneficial exercise to
the teeth andӢlears them of
food particles. ‘ i
Also it aids digestion.. cuzs
After Every Meal
Trout
Dressed
Channel
Cats
Sheep
Head
Y Mullet
Perch
Red Bass
Shrimp
CORDELE FISH AND
OYSTER COMPANY
ATLANTA'S BEST KNOWN
HOTEL
400 ROOMS OF SOLID
COMFORT
THE HOME OF GEORGIA
PEOPLE
ROOMS, RUNNING WATER
81.00 TO $2.00
ROOMS WITH BATH
$1.60 TO $5.00
FREE GARAGE SERVICE
Ed Jacobs and Lige
Maynard, Props.
oifice 8o long'Fthci have ,‘:loat tho|
common touch,” and no longer fecl
accountahle for their acts and con
duct to the people whom they are
cuposed to serve. The voters have
busted one machine, will complete
the job of busting another on
October 6th, with the defeat ofl
Holder, and. when the opportunity
presenis itself they will put thc!
skids under the head of the hanking
department of the state, |
John Helder will find out -~ on
October Gk¥h that he cannot stam
pede and scare the people of Geor
. gia into clecting him governor on a
‘spurious issue. Dick Russell failed;
J. J. Brovn failed, and he will fail,
Having ne aim in life relieves you
of the embarrassment of explaininz
why you failed to hit the mark.
is a 2 man who
T“E F“nl succeeds in spite
' : of the Devil,
£ S : 10 v#T !
1. ‘R 10}
‘Ahead -
ozl | g i en of Bite
It Y(‘)uy 'Job it 'jm;({“f'wé{x‘f 1i1"'
horizon) an:' bwill: bo dn isight!
Vst as sooa as, you get the
{ f;'fl('fr'm:‘i‘_ Alabama Duginces
College: ‘traisving. duet o
It is not a 2 question cf Do
I Need a business ltmimn:;.
It's a questinn of where to
: traih and waen to begin. The
snginess men who will em.
ploy you lawes say they pre.
et our graduates and the
sooner you begin, the, sotner
¥ou can casli your own pa;,
chocks.
GEJRGIA-ALABANIA
BUSINESS COLLEGE
* MACON, GA.
The ‘“‘Better School’”’
P A \ ALABAMA |ks
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will find the familia: Tan-Am oA sl
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dealcrs of known integrity. ¥ . |
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The Pan-Am franchise can only
be secured by men whaose business
character has stood the most
thorough investigation . . . .
IV* O LONGER need you take the chance
of getting Somebody's gasoline . . .
perhaps out of Somebody Else’s pump!
The way to be surc of getting gasoline
and motor oil of known high quality, at
home or where you travel, is to buy where
you see the Pan-Am sign.
Every Pan-Am dealer isa man whom you
can trust in all his business dealings. He
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Obey That 1 mpulse
IFall shadows bring longer howrs at home.
Kvenings with the family cirele complete.
More time to plan the next duy’s work or
play. Then comes the opportunity to re
spond to that quickening desire for a trip
to the :
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Georgia State Fair
Superior in educational attractions, with
amusements considered the pest, GEOR
GIA STATE FAIR will surprise and satis
fy the most eritical. An assurance that will
stand, to use the farmer’s own expression—
horse-highy hog-tight, and bull-stroug.
Exhibits reflecting prosperity, high (Il.lilli
- Ity, results of diversified crops, in variety.
The world’s two champion Jersey cows. A
tobacco school and exhibit with lectures
each afternooin. An essay contest “The ad-,
vantages of farm life in Georgia over city.
life” open to all rural residents. Beautiful
historical pageant, **The Spiute of -1476,”
and pyrotechnie display. Skiil’ in - horse
manship by U. of Ga. monkey drill squad.
Speed-craving drivers in lightving-like an
. to races. Kighth Infantry soldiers in night
- attack. Mounted maneuvers by 118 Field '
‘Artillery.. ' Richly ‘grooined hoises'“in 'the
qight Horse ghow. Civéns acts twice daily.”™
Dy and night fireworks, Musie by “‘two’
- bands. Roller coaster in contizuous opera
+ tion. The midway throbhing with thous
andses’ Gl S
o L y ) / b st
; abrl rpndil addl b
A great event for everyone. Obey thatim- .
pulse. Come to SAVANNAH and see the
improved .
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Georgia State Fair
In ‘“Georgia’s Port City”’
SEPTEMBER 27 —— OCTOBER 2
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-+ ready to serve you at home or
whercver you may go.
Stop at a Pan-Am pump the next time
you need-zasoline . . . it will cost you:no
more.than ordinary gasoline'. . . and you
will find out why thousands of motorists
are turning to Pan-Am. :