The leader-enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, July 28, 1915, Wednesday Edition, Image 2
THE LEADER-ENTERPRISE. Published Every Monday, Wednesday and Friday By . The Lieader Publishing Co. ISIDOR GELDERS .. .. ....Managing Editor. One Dollar and Flifty Cents Per Year Entered et the Post Oltice Fitvgerald, as Second Class Mail Matter Under Act of Congress, March 18th, 1897 OFFICIAL ORGAN Slty ofFitsseraiaiana Rates for Display Advertising Furnished on Application Local Readers 10c per Line for each insertion. no ad taken for less than 28c. Notice to Attorneys and Administrators Beginning November 1913 all legal notices must be paid forin advance as the law contemplates. Leader Publishing Company. October 315t21913, T ——————————————— The Kaisers’ submarines sink a vessel occasionally to let us know that they arestill on the job. With all the cables in possession of the Allies and no news from the Dardanelles, things look suspiciously bad for our English cousins. Atlanta’s model chief of police has been suspended. Th e capital couldn’t stand too much reform with the Georgia Legisla ture in session, T ———————————— . Spring has passed and the summer is almost gone but Kitch ener’s army is still in the making. If there is no objection raised we move to disband it. The Meeting At Folkston For “The Short Route” A chain is as strong as the weakest links. We are going down to Folkston to-day %o help forge the last link in the chain of the “Dixie Short Route” through. As is well known to the highway boosters: the roads into Florids, from any direction, are very primitive; sparsely settled sections have a scant chance of getting the attention of the coun ty authorities anywhere, and it is no better in Florida than in Georgia. Nassau county, thestrip through which the “ Short Route” passes, is remote from the county seat, Fernandina, and the best that those veople can do 8 to arouse public sentiment in adjoining territory to call attention of the neds. The meeting at Folkston is for that purpose. A large delegation of Jacksonville people will attend, and every auto from Waycross has been commanded by the county commissioners to carry the Ware county del egation to Folkston. The success of the meeting will in a large measure decide the final copstruction of the “short route.” We regret that vari ous unforeseen circumstaces have caused a change in the program of the; Fitzgerald delegation, but the matter is of so much importance that we shall make the trip ourself and carry the message of co-operation to the‘ convention. ‘ .- The German Resources Make no mistakes about Germany nearing the end of her re sources. She captured the finest steel and gun works 1n the world from the Belgians; great coal and iron mines from Northern France and now she has wrested the rich oil lands of Galicia from the Russi ans. Germany has captured_enough from the eremy to carry her for a long tiwe, .« Accounts by correspondents from the battlefields in the Kast show how careful and methodical the Germans are in husbanding their resources and seeing that nothing is wasted. Where the Russians retreated in disorder arms and equipment were thrown aside, helterskelter, Although many of the rifles were of antiquated and simost useless patterns the Gemans gathered them up acd carefully piledjthem for shipment to Germany. Not a scrap of metal, leather or anything that could be utilized was left on the battiefield; the ortcspondent says. The field was picked,clean, every thing carefully and methodically assorted and put in heaps for the & aosportalion wagons, (. It is the German naturé to waste nothing. It will be'a long time before & nation so eareful, where every detail is looked after, is at the end of its resources.—Tifton Gazette. We Can Fix It C. VANCE LITTLE “The Bicycle Man” 213 S. Grant. Second Hand Motocycles THF LEADER-ENTERPRISE WEDNESDAY JULY 28 1915 Auto Club Leaders. District One. Miss Margaret 5pi11er............... ...........2i2,310 . W ole. .. . ....ooivaaoo o 0 210000 Miss Ruth 5teven5........... ........... ...211,700 District Two. Miss Lillian Luke........................... 211,930 Miss Blondine Wi11bank5......................210,910 Miss Louise 01iver.......................210,840 Miss Carrie D05ter............................210,620 District No. I. i This includes all of the city of Fitzgerald and Fitzgerald Rural Routes. At least two prizes will be awarded in this district after the Grand prizes are awarded. Mrs. Willis Cole_________2l2,o4o Miss Pearle Blount________9s,2oo Miss Madlen Davenport__2ol,3so Miss Anna Huling_______l29,9oo Miss Ruby Hunter_______l6o,3oo Miss Ruth Stepllens_,____Qll,7OO Miss Grace Dickinson____2oB,6oo Miss Marcaret Spiller____2l2,3lo Miss Jermina Hogan_____2o6,9lo Miss Pearl George_______2ol,32o Miss Willie Barentine____2oB,4lo iin Beown . ... ... .100.100 Miss Cora Babb__________2oo,69o Miss Minme Bruce_____. _200.100 S. I Dichson.. . . _____9ol.l9 M ss Ethel Downing______2oo,6so Miss Effie Alexander_____l9o,2oo Miss Eula Carrol________loo,l2o ‘Walter J, Walker_______ 196,900 e RO, Bwne,_ .. ... 176,90 1 Miss Clara Stone_________l9l,3oo ‘ District No. 11. " This includes all territory out Fall Garden Seed JUST ARRIVED Turnips Rutabagas Cabbage Beets Carrots Collards Lettuce Kale Mustard Radish Best Quality--Lowest Prices Denmark Drug Co. 720 Rexall store s 00 5 ,g~ ¥ °® Buy Your Paint At Wholesal: '‘rices > t Direct From The Manufacturer: Cut [l out the xil’lddlemaxi;";l ptmfit and save JASHR money. aragon nts cover more ’*s:’"o9 BARNS %}:rfinc}a and l?sttgongerih Mls.de espe -1 3 < ally for use in the sou o weath / Yot ”OMES 8 ROOES er conditions will injure them. Get Our Beautiful Color Cards and Booklet—Free The cards show all the colors and shades, and the Booklet contains valuable suggestions. State size of building and we will gladly furnish you estimate of amount of nEht needed. Write today for your color Cards and Booklet—Fß PARAGON PAINTS PRODUCTS COMPANY, P. O. Box 614, Atlanta. NN ARCHITECTURE and COMMERCE Georgia Tech is educating young men for positions of usefulness, responsibility, and powerin industrial andbusiness life. Its graduates are trained to do as well as to know. Their success is the school’s greatest asset. Thorough courses in Mechanical, Elecirical, Civil, Textile and Chemical Engineering, Chemisiry, Architecture and Commerce. New equipment, including a 5200,000 Power Station and Engineering Laboratory for experimental and research work. For catalog address * K. G. MATHESON, President. ATLANTA, GA. (FOrGiA ScHooL oFTEcHnoLOGY | side of Fitzgerald. At least two prizes will be awarded in this dis trizt after the Grand prizes are awarded, Mystic. Miss Bertha Jones_______lB9,2oo Miss Maud Crawford_____lB6,3so Miss Bessie McCook______l9o,2oo Miss Alice Fletcher_______2oo,l2o Ocilla. Miss Alynne Howell _____ 139,300 Miss Mildred Griner____ . .176,200 Miss Erin Dill____________QOO,SOO Miss Gladys Vickers______l66,loo Miss Iris Dickson________lso,3oo‘ Osierfield | Miss Blondine Wilbanks__2lo,9lo Douglas. Miss Eunice Lott________2oo,32o | Broxton Miss Ruby Meeks________l9B,2oo Abbeville Miss Louise Oliver_______2o7,92o Irwinville Miss Lillian Luke________2ll,93o Rochelle. Miss Artie Gorden________2ol,32o Miss Lorina Wells________l96,32o Miss Carrie Doster _ ____203,650 POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS FOR MAYOR To the Voters, Citizens and Tax payers of Fitzgerald: I am a candidate to succeedi myself as Mayor, subject to the| primary election, August the 10, i 1915, and respectfully solicit your votes and support, promising you a clean, economical business-like administration of the affairs of the City of Fitzgerald, at all times, to the best interest of the citizens and taxpayers. | Thanking you in advance for your consideration in my behalf, lam, Yours to serve, Drew W. Paulk. FOR MAYOR I hereby announce myself a can didate for Mayor. subject to the rules of the City Primary to be held August 10. If elected I promise to administer the duties as your Chief Fxecutive in a straight, clean busi ness-like manner. 1 will appreciate the vote and support of every voter. Most respectfully yours, L. O. Tisdel. FOR CITY TREASURER I hereby announce myself a candidate for the office of City Treasurer, subject to the rules of the white primary. If elected I assure the citizens a careful and painstaking administration of the office. I shall appreciate the sup port of all voters. ltaw JOHN W. BEALL. FOR CITY TREASURER The City Executive Committee having called a white primary to be held on the 10th of August for the purpose of nominating City officers; T hereby anmounce as a candidate, to succeed myself, to the office of city treasurer, sub ject to the rules and regulations of said primary, and I earnestly solicit, and shall greatly appreciate the vote and support of every itizen of Fitzgerald. Respectfuliv, G. P. Mingledorf. FOR ALDERMAN I hereby announce my candi dacy as Alderman, subject to the white primary on Aug. 10th, and solicit th 2 support of the voters ofthe City and promise if elected to strive to do the best I can for the interest of the city. Yours to serve, J. L. Pittman. For Alderman To the voters of the City of Fitz gerald: I beg to announce my candidacy for Alderman, subject to the rules of the primary called to be held on August the 10th, next. I respectfully solicit the support of the voters of the city, and if elected pledge my very best efforts to serve you in- an acceptable manner. It will be my pleasure to administer the affairs of the city in a strictly business like manner, and wish to thank you in advauce for your support, Very respectfully, A. H. Thurmond. FOR ALDERMAN To the Voters of Fitzgerald: I hereby announce my candi dacy to succeed myself as Alder ‘man at large of the City of Fitz gerald, subject to the Primary election to be held August the 10, 1915, and respectfully ask your aid and support in my be half, and in the event of my elec tion promise to serve you to the very best of my ability and the best interest of the city in any and all matters coming before me as a member of the city council. Thanking you in advance for your consideration, I am, Respectfully, J. M. Lee. FOR ALDERMAN I hereby announce myself a candidate for Alderman, subject to the rules of primary of Aug. 10, 1915. if elected I promise to discharge the duties of the office to the best of my ability. Will appreciate your support. Earl J. Brown. FOR ALDERMAN Am a candidate to succeed my self on Aldeimanic Board, Will appreciate your endorsement at ithe polls August 10th. L. L. Griner. FOR ALDERMAN I am in the race for Alderman at large, subject to the rules of the primary, to be held August 10th. I will appreciate the sup port of all Vuters. ‘Red’’ Jones. FOR ALDERMAN. I hereby announce myself a can didate for Alderman, subject to the rules of primary of August 10, 1915. If elected I promise to discharge the duties of the office to the best of my ability, and earnestly solicit your support. Dr. J. T. Gass, For Alderman lam a candidate for Alderman subject to the rules of the Primary of Aug, 10:h. I will appreciate the support of all the voters. J. H. Dorminy. For Alderman, To the Voters of Fitzgerald: . I hereby announce my candi dacy for Alderman, subject to the white primary on August 10th, If elected will do all I. can to serve you as an officer in administering the affairs of our city. Your support will be highly appreciated. Raymond Davis. For Water and Light and Bond Commission I hereby announce myself a can didate for member of the Water, Light 2nd Bond Commission sub ject to rules of Primary of August 10, 1915. I will appreciate your support. Geo. E. Ricker., Lost or Estrayed One white cream Jersey cow, short horns, unmarked, right leg cut by barb wire, bad scar, Lost July 14th. Information to _ Itp J. R. Lee, Route 2. Wanted—An energetic ambi tious active man to establish permanent business. Health and accident Insurance. Immedi ate cash returns and future. Address National Casualty Co., Detroit Mich. 2t p AGENT WANTED Wanted some one connected with the automobile business who is willing to work a short while each day for about $5 a week. Send all particulars in first letter. TENNYSON & TOLMIE, 62 State Street, Rochester, N. Y M Dr. C. J. Christian General Practice ~ Diseases of Children a Specialty Office at Dr. Haile's Drug Store. M Hours: 9tolland 3to 3. Office 'Phone No. 184 Dr. D. F. Thompson, Specialist, Fitzgerald, Ga. Chronic Diseases and Obstetric Practice, Officos: First Floor Residence, 328 N. Main St Empiro Block, Thelophone No. 540. -—?fi__}\—— Cures Old Sores, Other Remedies Won't Cure. The worst cases, no matter of how long standing, are cured by the wonderful, old reliable Dr. Porter's Antiseptic Healing Oil, It relieves Pain and Heals at the same time, 25¢, 50¢, $l.OO