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TURPS CASE HAY
Naval Stores Men's Plea For Early
Review Denied.
The plea of official, of the Ameri
can Naval Stores Company for an
early review of the trial In the lower
federal courts, where they were con
victed of violating the Sherman anti
trust law in connection with the so-
called "turpentine trust” was denied
by the Supreme Court of the United
States.
The court recently agreed to re
view the trial, but so many casee are
ahead of the appeal that It probably
will be three years before It will be
reached.
The officials a week ago presented
a petition that their case be ad
vanced. giving several reasons there
for. The first was “the long delay
that has ensued' since the Indictment
of your petitioners under chargee
seriously reflecting upon them and
calculated to do them serious per
sonal and business harm.”
I0MPULS0RY A POKER GAME
EDUCATION CAUSED FIRE
The State Board has Decided
to Throw its Influence in
That Direction. —
Atlanta, May 2.—The state board
*of education has decided to throw
its influence behind the compulsory
education bill which has been hang-
Gambling on Sunday Caused
Fire at Bangor, Me., DeS'
troying 400 Houses.
Bangor, Maine, May 2.-—A Sun
day afternoon poker game played In
a hay shed, caused the Are which
swept Bangor, leveling nearly four
ing fire in the legislature for the past j hundred buildings, .causing two
two years, and an attempt will be deaths, rendering thousands home*
made to see this season if the bill, and doing damage estimated at $4,-
which has- failed to go through, as'000,000.
drawn up by Representative Little-j One of the players threw a match
ton, of Richmond, cannot be passed < on the floor and loose hay burst into
* when reriaed and backed by M. L.
[ Brittain and the (board.'
It is possible, in order to get the
necessary votes, that a clause will
be introduced making a local option
of the compulsion. A more prompt
payment of teachers will also be
assayed and the unit system aboi-
flames.
| Flans for rebuilding the burned
district have already begun.
Boys* Ty Cobb Bats at Harley’s.
DOESN’T LIKE AUTHORITY.
Rev. Lincoln McConnell Criticizes
ishing the division of city from coun- j Methodists for Government,
try schools, will be urged. Atlanta, Ga., May 2.—The Rev.
' 'Lincoln McConnell, well known Bap-
We carry everything in general tist minister of Atlanta made a
“line of merchandise. We want your statement yesterday, at a meeting
trade; we don’t care anything about of the Baptist Ministers’ association.
the money—rather sell stuff payable
in the fall when you gather cotton
The J. P Carter Co.. Naylor, Ga.
. 4-29-w4t.
XOCOMOTIVES WERE SOLD.
which brought him into severe dis
favor with Methodist and Catholics.
The reason is that he has compared
the Methodists and the Catholics,
compared them invidiously, as It
were. ♦
“I don’t like the Methodist church
L*gat . Sole at Savannah to Satisfy Bays Mr. McConnell, who has just
| Creditors of Firm, j withdrawn from that denomination
i Savatinah, Ga., May 2.—There was become a Bapt’st, “because the
1 a greali deal of Interest In Savannah Methodists are too much like Cath-
i toofey f# the sale of the property of 0 1ics in their church government
\ the', Savannah Locomotive works be- an d subservience to authority.’
| foro thfftCourt house door. The sal© ,
jt was conducted by the Sheriff of the We can show you an excellent so-
Lcltyj cotiB and It was the largest sale lection of driving horses, saddle
(of the lliid be had held In a long horses and combination horses this
tim#.\ Itl consisted of the Savannah week. Mizell Live Stock Co., in the
property the concern and several old Griffith stables. 4-8-sw-tf.
loroctotlves that were in the Savan- ley's.
nah !|diopa. The sale was made to
satisfy several claims of the Citizens There a good deal more spring
Southern Bank. fever in Washington than war fever.
ANOTHER TRIAL CALLED.
Case Against Wireless Company In
New York was a Mistrial.
New York, May 2.—The lury was
d’seha-rged In the trial of President
Wilson, of the United Wireless case
today, it resulting in a mistrial
Wilson and his five associates were
charged with using the mails to de
fraud.
The second trial was immediately
ordered and fifty new talismen were
subpoenaed.
ndes 'G°unty
Courtv: said county:
>f T. G. Cranford and
of said state and
Perkins of Marion
respectfully shows;
a. **r ,Ue«lre for them-
selves., £ e i-^vciates and succes
sor* and made a
body, P0JW> f under the name aud
style ot Cranford Lumber
Contp£2^L~*ftrl a period of twenty
years with til privilege of renewal
at the expirifXm of that time.
2. The priliupai office of said
company shall bo in the city of
Valdosta, county and state aforesaid,
but petitlonfr* desire the right to
GEORGIA—Lowndes County.
To the Superior court of Said county
The petition of Cam U. Young, H.
W. Dexter and J. C. Wilson respect
fully shows.
1. That they desire for themelves,
their associates ana successors, to
bo incorporated and made a body
politic under the name aud style of
Empire Land At Timber Company
for and during the term of twenty
years, with the privilege of renewal
at the end of said term.
2. The object oi said corporation
is pecuniary gain to itself and its
stockholders.
3. The business to be curried on
w . . .. by said corporation is thut of buy-
establish apt! maintaiu branch of-j Ing, selling, holding and dealing in
Public Sale.
GEORGIA—Lowndes County.
Under and by virtue of the pow
er and authority contained in a cer
tain deed made and executed by
Flounce Beard in favor of th£ un
dersigned, the Mutual Building and
Loan Association of Valdosta, Ga.,
said deed being dated Sept. 7th,
1904, and recorded in the office of
the Clerk of the Superior court of
said county, in book “Y” page 430
of the record of deeds, will be sold
on the second Tuesday in May next,
before the court house door in said
county, to the highest bidder foi
cash, within the legal hours of sale,
the following describe^ property,
to-wit: All that tract or parcel of
land sitauted, lying and being in city
of Valdosta and said county and state
and^pelng in the western portion of
said city and being 62 % feet on
the north side of Magnolia street,
and running back northward 210
feet, being bounded on the north
by lands of Roberts; east by lands
of Anna Hall; south by Magnolia
street and west by lands of Isabelle
Lewis, containing Vi of an acres,
more or less, said land being sold as
the property of tho said Florence
Beard to satisfy an Indebtedness
due and owing by her and as pro
vided for in said deed, the proceeds
of said sale to be applied to the pay
ment of said Indebtedness and all
cost of sale, including 10 per cent
of the amount due as attorneys
fees and the balance, if any, to be
paid to the said Florence Board as
provided for in said deed.
This Arril 4th, 1911.
Mutuul Building & Loan Association
of Valdosta,
By D. C. ASHLEY, Pres.
flees of s&>d company in this state
and others states whenever tho same
may b e to tfco ’merest aud benefit of
said company,
3. Tije object of said corporation
is pecuniary gain to itself and stock-
aoKieisfuud lae particular business
to bo dairled on is that of owning
and operlttin* saw mills and planing
mills and engaging in the manufac
ture and salt of lumber and other
timber products and the manufac
ture of navaj stores. Petitioners de
sire the right and authority to buy
and sell lur
or retail and act as .agents for other
parties or corporations in buying
and aelWng *V|UVbe.r ami other tim-
bo** products’to charge reason
able compensation thqraf'arid to act
as brokers In buying and selling
lumber and <£ther timber products;
to own and operate tram-roads in
connection with the manufacture of
lumber; to buy and sv»li any nnd
all kindB of merchandise and grocer*
les either wholesale or retail and
they desire power and authority to
buy, lease, mortgage, encumbfer and
otherwise use, hold, enjoy and dis
pose of by sale or otherwise
and deal In any and all kinds
of real estate, timber and tim
ber lands and to hold option upon
same and all kinds of personal prop
erty; to purchase, own and dispose
of the bonds, stocks, securities and
obligations of other corporations and
to issue bonds or other evidence of
indebtedness and to borrow or loan
money upon note, bond, deed, mort
gage or other obligation either with
or without real or personal security.
Petitioners, also, desire the right nnd
authority to enter Into a partnership
with other persons or corporations.
4. The capital stock of said cor
poration shall be $30,000. fully paid
in and divided into shares of $100.
each. Petitioners desire the right to
increase said capital stock by a ma
jority vote of! stockholders to amount
not to exceed $100,000.00 to be
divided into shares of $100. each.
6. Petitioners desire the right, in
event said capital stock is Increased,
to fsme such amount thereof in
preferred stock as the stockholders
of this compijiy may deem wise and
for the benefit of the same and upon
sucljujeritoa and conditions as may
be presfcrnxrd'Vfcy a majority of the
stockholders. Petitioners desire the
right to have the subscription to
said capital stock paid In money or
property to be taken at a fair valua
tion.
6. Petit'onerg desire the right to
sue and to be, sued, to plend and to
be impleaded, to have and to use a
common sealfbnd'to make nil neces
sary by-laws and regulations and do
real estate of all kinds, liiuour, tim
ber rights and privileges, taking,
holding and selling options on real
estate, timber leasvs and privi
leges, making loans on real estute
and taking mortgages, deeds or other
form of security therefor, negotiat
ing and obtaining loans on real es
tate and charging commissions
therefor, acting as agent or broker
for property owners in selling, rent
ing or otherwise disposing of real
estate of ull kinds and charging
either at wholesale commissions therefor, operating tur
pentine farms, manufacturing cross-
ties, leasing and cultivating farms,
and conducting a general lire and
life insurance agency.
4. The capital stock of said cor
poration shall be $u,000, all com
mon, divided into shares of $100
each, but they desire the right to in
crease said capital stock from time
to time in the discretion of the
stockholders, not to exceed $50,000
and to similarly decrease the same
to an amount not below the original
capital slock.
5. The principal office of said
company shall be in the city of Val
dosta, Lowndes county, Georgia, but
petitioners desire tho right to es
tablish branch offices and agencies
qnd carry on said business, or any
branch thereof, in such places in and
out of said state as may be deemed
advisable and to the interest of the
stockholders.
6. Petitioners desrfro that said
corporation shall have the right to
sue aud be sued, pieud and be inv
pleaded, to havo and uso a common
seal, to make all necessary by-laws
and regulations, and to do all other
thingb' that may be necessary for the
successful carrying on of said bus!
ness, including the light to borrow
money, execute notes and bonds as
evidence of indebtedness which may
bo incurred in the conduct of its
business, and to secr-e the same, if
necessary, by mortgage or other
form of Hen.
WHEREFORE petitioners pray to
bo incorporated under the name and
style aforesaid, with the powerB,
privileges and immunities herein set
forth, and such as are ..ow or may
hereafter be allowed corporations of
slmlliar character, anJ s bject
all the restrictions and liabilities lip-
posed by law.
E. K. WILCOX
Attorney for .Petitioners.
GEORGIA—Lowndes County.
I, Paul Myddleton, Deputy Clerk
of the Superior court of said coun
ty. do hereby certify that the fore
going is a true and* correct copy of
nil other things that mav be neces*uj,e application for charter of the
sn.ry for the. succesnful carrying on | Empire Lund & Timber Company as
of I same appears of file In this of-
flee.
forghams, Millet, Velvet
Beans, Sojar Beans, 2 Crop
I and Fall Peas*
Write for Prices
—!
Spalding Base Ball Goods,
I Poultry Supplies.
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We have the best of Everything.
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Vinson & Barnes
Drugs, Seeds, School Books,
i Valdosta, . : Ga.
Public Sale.
GEORGIA—Lowndes County.
Under and by virture of the now
er and authority contained in a cer
tain deed made and executed by E.
B. and C. Washington, in favor of
tho undersigned, the Mutual Build
ing and Loan Association of Val
dosta, Ga., said deed being dated
Dec. 8th, 1909 and recordod in the
office of the Clerk of Superior court
of said county, in book “FF” page
661, of tho record of deeds, will bn
sold on the second Tuesday in May,
next, before the court house door in
said county, to the highest bidder
for cash, within the legal hours of
sale tho following described proper
ty, tp-wit: Situated lying and being
the town of Hahira, in said
county and state, and fronting 210
feet on the north rldo of Main
street and bounded as follows: North
by lands of Lucretia Lawson; east
by lands of J E. Harrington; south
by Main street and west by lands
of W. L. Hall, said land being and
sold as the property of tho said E.
£* C Washington to satisfy an
indebtedness due and owing by
them and as provided for in said
deed the proceeds of said sale to
be applied to the payment of salo
indebtedness and all cost of sale
Including 10 per cent of amount
due as attorneys* fees and the bal-
anve, If any, to be paid over to the
said E. B. & C. Washington
vlded for In said deed,
This April 4th.
Mutual Building A
of Valid
By D. 0.
apply fbr and accept amend
ments to Its charter by a majority
votes of its outstanding stock nt the
time. Petitioners, nlso nsk the
authority to wind up »its affairs, liqui
date and discontinue its business nt
any time It may determine to do ho
by a majority vote of the outstand
ing flock nt such time.
7. Petitioners desire for said cor
poration that it have all such other
rights, powers, privileges and Im
munities as are Incident to like cor
porations and permlBsable under
the laws of Georgia.
Wherefore, petitioners pray to bo
incorporated under tho name nnd
style aforesaid with the powers, priv
ileges and Immunities here’n set
forth nnd as are now or may here
after be allowed a corporation of
similar character under the laws of
Georgia.
J. G. CRANFORD.
Petitioners Attorney
Filed In office this 11th day of
April. 1911.
R. B. MYDDLETON
Clerk. S. C., L. C.
GEORGIA—T/OWndes County.
T, R. B. Myddleton, clerk Superior
court of said county, do hereby certi
fy that the foregoing Is a true and
correct copy of the applicat'on for
charter of the T. G. Cranford Lum
ber Company as the same appears on
tile In this office.
Witness my official signature and
«?oal of this court, this the 11th day
of April,
R. \B. MYDDLETON,
Cfcrk Superior Court.
Lowndes county
(Seal)
Witness my official signature nnd
the seal of the Court hereunto affix
ed, this April 27th. 1911.
PAUL MYDDLETON
Clerk.
Libel for Divorce.
GEORGIA—Lo vndes County.
F H. Hernd’jn vs Willie Herndon,
Libel for divorce In Superior Court
of Lowndes Gjunty, Ga., May term
1911.
To Willie HerVdon:
The defendant Willie Herndon, Is
hereby requlrgl, in person or by
and appear at the
Superior Court of
to be held in and
on the third Mon-
, then and there to
’s petition for libel
Attorney, to
next tern;
Lowndes
for said
day
ans
for
Petition for Charter.
GEORGIA—Lowndes County.
To The Superior Court of Said Coun
ty.
Robert E. Briesnick, R. H.
Stahl and William A. Chadwoll, all
of Glynn county, in said stoto and
F. Mi Kendrick, of Bibb comity, in
said stnte, nnd L. Smith and W. N.
Holcomb, both of su'd county of
Lowndes, and all citizens of Geor
gia pres nt tb's their declaration or
petition for incorporation, and there
upon they respectfully declare, rep
resent and pray as follows)
Your petitioners wish, request and
pray that they and their associates,
and the successors of them, be creat
ed established and founded as a body
corporate and politic by virtue and
authority of tho laws of said state,
under and having the corporate
name of tho “Valdosta Copper
Works,” and having Its domicile in
said county of Lowndes, in which
U will transact and carry on the
business for which incorporation is
hereby sought, and the object nnd
purpose of such association, Incor
poration, being pnflt nnd pecuniary
gain to the members nnd sharehold
ers in such corporation, through the
it and conduct of its 1 business
as herinaftcr mentioned.
And the particular business for
which incorporation is sought, and
filch rah; corporation, when creat
ed and organized, purposes and in-
aud will carry on, is
the manufacture and repairing of
turpentine stills, and all of the parts
thereof, tho manufacture and repair
ing of engines, boilers and all parts
thereof the manufacture and repair
ing of all kinds of machinery, tools,
implements and apparatus made
of brass, steel, copper, c’n, or
other metals or of wood, whether
alone or in combination and all
parts thereof; ‘the moulding and
manufacturing of all kind.? of cast-
default whereof, the
theron as to Jus-lings, implemented tools and articles,
/ In Iron, steel, brasa or other metalp,
apperca n. r | g|ich ag iB u8ua ii y done and carried
Honorable w. l. , on by founders; engaging In the
if said court, this buying and celling, and keeping
for sale, at wholesale or retail, or
both, of all kind* of machinery, and
parte thereof and lion, steel, cop
per and other meteki and all metal
goods and articles t. ich as are usual
ly contained and kept on. baud for
sale in machinerv. or machinery-
supply stores, and Including all of
the machinery and articles which it
shall be authorized to manufacture
as above mentioned and hereby re
quested, to keep for sale and sell
turpentine stills, engines, boilers,
and all kinds of machinery; to hir ,
bail, lease or rent turpentine stills,
engines boilers, and all kinds of
machinery; and to act as agent f r
others, for hire, salary or on com
mission in selling and keeping for
salo any and all of the implements,
machinery, apparatus, articles or
metals which it shall be authorized
to manufacture, sell or deal In as
above specified and hereby prayed
The capital stock, the amount of
capital to bo employed by said cor
poration, is flve thousand ($6,000.)
divided Into shares of the par value
of one hundred dollars ($100) each,
and which amount is now ready to
be paid in immediately upon the
granting of tho chart, r hereby prayed
for and the organization of the Com
pany and the call for payment.
And it is further desired and !$•
quested that the shareholders of said
corporation be. authorized and em
powered, at any time or times, and
so often and whenever they please
at any regular meeting of the com
pany, upon a vote of three-fifth
(3-6) of the entire capital stock
then authorized and subscribed for,
whether the original flve thousand
dollars of capital stock or the
amount to which that shall have
been heretofore raised, to increase
the said capital stock of said com
pany, to any sum from time to time
desired until the total capital stock
as so increased shall not exceed In
the aggregate twenty flve thousand
dollars ($25,000.- divided into one
hundred dollar shares.
And these incorporators, your
petitioners, request that said cor
poration have power to receive in
payment for Btock subscription, .
whether such be to the original or
the increased, or added capital
stock, either real or personal prop
erty, or both which may be useful
or necessary in operation of its bus
iness, in the discretion of, or through
itH board of directors.
That said corporation through its
board of directors, bo authorized to
purchase and to accept and receive
gifts and donations thereof, upon
such termB ns said board may think
proper, and hold in fee, or for years,
all such real astato aa shall be use
ful and necessary for use in its
business and whether situated in
said county or any other county in
this state where it may operate
branch offices or businesses under
Ub charter, and to sell and convey
the same^where in th^Judgmont of
said board that Is best/fthd to rent
or lease all such lands and premises
as shall be necessary In the conduct
and operation of its business where
ever conducted, and to purchase,
hold and acquire all such personal
property as shall be necessary, in
cluding everything that shall seem
useful, in the conduct and operation
of its business. ,
And may it please tho court, that
upon suid corporation be conferred,
and that it do and shall have, en
joy and poss'ess, in addition to those
powers, rights nnd privileges herein
specifically mentioned, all of those
other rights, powers and privileges
recognized ns belonging to all cor
porations termed tho “common pow
ers” und including thoso enumerated
and specified in tho Section of 2216
and section 2823, Clause 6, of the
code of Georgia, adopted by the act
of the legislature, approved August
1910, ns fully and completely
if all such were set forth and
repented herein at length.
And your petitioners request and
pray the order and sanction of this
iionorabio court grunting this ap
plication am) declaring them and
their associates, and tho successors
them, incorporated and made
such body politic under the said
corporate) name, and with all of
Bald powers and privileges, and
having succession as such, for tho
term of twenty years.
Respectfully submitted,
COURTLAND SYMME8
JAS. F. McCrackln,
Petitioners Attorneys
Filed in office this April 19th,
1911.
R. B. MYDDLETON
, Clerk.
GEORGIA—Lowndes County.
I, R. B. Myddelton, Clerk of tho
Superior Court of said county, do
hereby cert.fy that the foregoing is
a true and correct copy of the peti
tion for charter for tho Valdosta Cop
per Company.
R. B. MYDDELTON
C. 8. C. Lowndes Co.
4-22-Sats 4t.
GEORGIA—Lowndes County.
Mrs. Oceanna Force, administra
trix of tho estate of William Force,
having in proper form applied to
tho undersigned for leave to sell
ono acre of land situated on the
east side of the Milltowu . Road
leading from Naylor and bounded
as follows: On three sides by lands
of William Force and on the west
by the public road, leading from
Naylor to Milltown. This Is to cite
all concerned to show cause at tho
next term of court, why said ad
ministratrix should not have leave,
to sell said property, after adver
tising same as the law directs.
This April 4, 1911.
A. Y. SIMMS, Ordinary.
Try 0. B. Williams' Liver
Kidney Pills for bllllonsnest.
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and