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GALL ON MAYOR
CAUSES TALK
Savannah Folks Interested
in Visit of Guckenheimer to
Mayor Teideman.
Savannah, Ga., Dec. 15—The most
talked of political incident in con
nection with the municipal race now
on In Savannah was the meeetms
In tne mayor’s offlco yesterday , of
Mayor Tiedman, Alderman Abe 6.
Guckenheimer and Mr. M. A.
O’Byrne. The alderman, who is op
posing Mr. Tiedman’s candidacy foi
reelection went into his oilice to
talk to him about the pending bud
get for 1911 paving.
This being concluded the mayor
brought up the question of politics
and the supp'ort of Mr. Guckenhei
mer. The latter is considerably
worked up over the fact that Mr.
Tiedman promised him two years
ago—according to Mr. Guckenhei
mer and Ills friends—that if he would
not run for mayor then hir. Tied
man would not oppose him^lg year.
Mr. Tiedman told his vlsitoro ye*
terday that he dldHot recall making
such a promise.
The alderman recalled a few dates
and places and circumstances under
which the promise had been made.
H e also criticised the mayor for
having thrown him down two years
ago when a fight was made upon
him for Chairman of council, Alder
man Guckenheimer says the mayor
promised him his support for chair
man and then let opposition develop
to ltfnv, which..be ittulfl have^
vfth a Word, fold word*h© did
utter. T*h© mayor's reply td th!
was that ho voted for Mr. Guckenhcl*
mer for Chairman.
Mr. Guckenheimer also referred
to the fact that Mr. Tiedman ns
mayor had opposed the election of
Mr. Jos. M. Dreyer, the aldermans
personal friend as a member of the
Board of *Tax Receivers for the city.
The mayor said this was done as
a case of political expediency and
that he*hnd always been opposed to
Mr. Dreyer. The alderman finally
left the office with the declaration
MRS. FLANDERS
UNDER BOND
Woman who is Charged; with
Complicity in the Murder of
Husband Released on Bail
Swalnsboro, Ga., Dec. 15.—Mrs,
Mattie Flanders who, for six long
months has been a prisoner At the
home of Sheriff Fields cbdfged with narrow esca p e f ro fo serious injury
MRS. BLUN KAO
A CLOSE GALL
' v
Her Hands Were Burned and
Hair Singed When Automo
bile Caught on Fire.
Savannah, Ga., December 15.-
Mrs. Henry Blun, Jr., wife of the
postmaster of Savannah, had a very
being the cause
husband's
by fire yesterday at her home on
death, was given her liberty yes- Oglethorpe avenue when her auto-
terday.
She hag all the time protested
innocence and has been eager to be
tried, but showed nQ special
patience when she saw that the state
did not want to try ,her i until the
case of Dr. W. J. McNaughton,
With whom she was jointly Indicted
had been disposed qL
Judge Rawlings today called her
case and her counsel announced
ready. The state, however, made a
showing for a continuance and it
was granted. A request was made
by Mrs Flanders* /counsel for bail
and this was granted. The bond ol
$2,000 was immediately given and
Mrs. Flanders left-this morning for
Bartow, where BOp, faster resides.
Hardly • loss happy than Mrs, Flan
ders was the "father, who was
crushed by the charge against his
daughter, the pbt&4*niember of bis
family.
Mrs. Flander8;;is^edi&ely and fct-
^ractlve. She hdft '&> very agreeable
manners and wfctareVer. she has lived
has always *\irr&Med dprolf with
ail W-
ifirdly any home
pplot than that of Fred Flan
ders. In fact on account of.the
cheerful atmosphere of this home
Invitations to It were much sought
by the neighbors and the hospitality
dispensed by this couple was well
known.
No words of bitterness against
any one, nor murmurs of complaint
have escaped her lips, nor has shp
shown any impatience at the fetters
which bound her. She has shown
only passing interest In the trial of
Dr. McNaughton, whom she says she
mobile caught fire. She wns in the
garage superintending some work
there when the automobile was
| found to be ablaze.
She assisted tho chaffeur In roll
ing the machine Into the lane ad
joining the” garage and In* doing so
had her hands and hair badly
scorched. Tho firemen, from a sta
tion but a block away from the res
idence, were summoned by tho
chaffeur after tho car had beon
rolled Into the lane, and they came
and quenched it by flooding tho car
with water.
Mrs. Blun retained her self-con
trol through the entire experience
It was a busy day for the firemen.
Beforo they had stilled the blnzo,
which threatened the machine tlioro
was a second call from another
par of the cgity and they had to hus
tie along to that in short ordor.
This last fire wns only a burning
chimney.
OPPOSES TARIFF TALK.
Senator Young, of Iowa, Is in Fa
vor of Censing Agitation.
Washington, December 15.—Sena
tor Young, of Towa, addressed lho
senate today opposing further tar
iff agitation and opposing the reso
lution Introduced by Senator Cum
mins for a change of the rules.
The house adjourned shortly af
ter noon today on account of the
death of Representative Cook.
COALITIONISTS CONTROL.
Irish Nationalists Will Hnve Balance
of Power In Parliament.
London, Dec. 15.—With only
jelghty-ono remaining present to bo
filed today, the government coalition
fore© have a lead of elgty-three, in
suring a safe working majority of
tho new parliament, with the Irish
Nationalist holding the balance of
power.
See that line of Sweaters Just re
ceived at J. L. Mathis & Co.
D-l 4—41—W17—It.
Bigger stock of Buggies than
over. Ingram-Howlett Harness Co.
12-15-eod d2t. Wit.
B. H. Roberts,
DEALER IN
Horses & Mules,
t
Valdosta, Ga.
Just Received One
Car Load of Good
Tennessee Horses
and Mules which I
am Offering Cheap.
Stables on West Alley T. M. Griffith, Salesman
Near Patterson Street. ■■■MMiMMMiMHi
Tour hnrnpss .trunk., (trip, or
shoes will be best repaired by the
Electric Shoo Hospital. ’Phono 654.
11-14-d3t wit
that, ho waB oppoaed to Mr. Tied-jhelievos is innocent of th© crime for
man’s reolectlon. He and his f: lends w hlch he w’as convicted,
say Mr. Tiedman will not mako the
race for mayor.
Today at noon the mayor was pre-
that he run again. Mr. T. M. Cun
ningham headed the committee
presenting the petitions. The may
or took the matter under advisement
and will let his decision be known
within the next few days. Tho op
position to the present administra
tion with Capt. R. J. Davant as Ite
candidacy for mayor la making
steady headway with its canvas.
Horso blankets for cold weather
at Ingram-Hewlett Harness Co.
12-15-eod-D2t-Wlt.
Now Is the time to have your old
grip, shoes or trunk repaired.
Don’t wait until you are ready to
go on your Christmas trip; we’H
he crowded then. Electric Shoo
Hospital ’Phone 554. 12-14-d3t wit
You will find tho cheapest lino of
Ladles and Misses all-wool Sweaters
shown this season. J. L. Mathis & Co.
D-14—41—W17—It.
We have a few patterns that nr©
shelfworn and some thnt are a little
out of style, also a few of this sca-
on’o-i-flections. All to go at "panic”
prices this week to make room. Como
early and secure the best bargains.
Valdosta hfhlc and HorB© Co. 15-dlt
DINNER TO NEW GOVERNORS.
Men Who Swept Republican States
Were Honored in New York.
New York, December *15.—Sev
eral of tho Democrats elected lo
governorships at the recent elec
tion, including John A. DIx, of
New York, Woodrow Wilson of
New Jersey, and Eugene N. Foss,
of Massachusetts, came to New
York today to b© guests of honor at
a brilliant banquet at the Waldorf-
Astoria under the auspices of the
National Democratic Club of this
city.
For a nice horse and mul© ns well
ns prices, Tho Valdosta Mule and
Horse Co., has got ’em skint a block.
For Uniform Inspection Laws.
Fort Smith, Ark., December 15.—
Stato agricultural ofilrials of Tex
as,’ I/m'slana, Oklahoma, Kansas,
Misslourl and Arkansas met In con
ference hero oday to discuss plans
to bring about a uniform system of
nursery Inspection laws for the sev
eral states represented.
Suggestions.
for Holiday Gifts
Cluny Center Pieces, all sizes
and designs.
Embroidered Center Pieces,
Scarfs and Mats.
Laundry Bags, Pillow Tops and
Ready-made Pillows.
Latest Things in Velvet Hand
bags.
Christmas Boxes all sizes at 5c.
Silk Hose, all colors, $1.00 pair.
C. C, Varnedoe & Co,
Hodges-Lawson Co., Hahira, Ga.
Hodges-L&wson Company extend their heartiest appreciation to their friends and customers for their loyal patronage during this year, and we are offering
them, for the remainder of the month of December for cash, big values in Dry Goods, Notions, Shoes, Etc., that can’t be found in any place.
January 1st is our annual stocktaking time, and we must reduce our stock, and we invite our customers to call and reap the benefit of these marvelous low
prices which we are offering for the remainder of the good old year 1910.
As most of you know, our buyer, Mr. Turner Jones, is one of the best in South Georgia, and we get our goods at less money than the average house in
Valdosta buys for, and by reason of our limited expenses here, we can afford to sell your for less than you could buy the same goods in Valdosta.
Again we thank you all and earnestly solicit your future patronage, and will strive even harder to please you, both in price and quality.
Hodges-Lawson Go., Hahira, Ga.
