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4 ! FLAT CUfIRENT MIE OFFERED Bf MASSEE - - - Head of Central of Ga. Power Co. Says He Will Give Rate Asked by Turner (Special Dispatch to The Journal.) MACON. Ga.. Nov. 29-W J. Masse* president of the Central of Georgia Poor er company, the concern that is now building • transmission line into Atlanta, states today that if the city authorities •in Atlanta can wait ISC days before plac ing a new contract for lights that his k company will give the city of Atlanta the exact rates asked for by City Elec trician R. C. Turner, that is. 1 1-2 cents per kilowatt hour for current used and 3 cents per kilowatt hour for lights. Mr. Masse* further declared: "The city electrician is right and that city of Atlanta is entitled to the rate named by Mr. Turner. It will take us 90 days or more to build the line and about the same additional time to get our ma- L chlnery pluaccd in Atlanta. If the city can wait that long we will give the rate B they deMre." He says further that his company is coming to Atlanta absolutely independent without any strings tied to it, and it * wants business. He says the city of At- H lanta should be placed on the same basis as any other consumer aud be would be very glad to take the matter up with the city authorities in Atlanta ITALIANS ATTACK BAND OF ON DESERT TRIPOLI. Nov. 29.—Advices received here from Benghazi, by the Italian mili tary headquarters staff annonnce that an Italian flying column advanced five miles into the desert on November 27 and at tacked a band of Bedouins, who had pre- S Mousty ambushed an Italian scouting detachment. A severe encounter ensued, resulting in a victory for the Italians. Nearly all the Bedouins were left dead on the battle ■did The Italians lost 12 dead and 30 0 wounded ■ ' .• , < < STOMACH SUFFERERS Avoid Dangerous Operations. 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I ~ * "• '* !■■■ - RESPITE IS GRANTED BY GOVERNOR SLATON SAVANNAH, Ga., Nov. 29,-Although Governor Bi&un. of Georgia, is here on a pleasure trip, having come to attend the automobile races, he transacted some business today. Among other things he did was to consider the respiting of two men sentenced to be . anged December Ist. H. Stevens, sentenced to be hanged * at Athens, asked for a respite because the judge of the Athens circuit Is out of the state and cannot sign a bill of ex ’ ceptiona, which would r . as a auperce- I (teas. The governor is awaiting to hear from the solicitor and judge before tak ing action. Tom Jackson, sentenced to be hanged at Valdosta, has been declined clemency by the prison commission, and the gov ernor has telegrabed declining to inter fere. unless a majority of the prison com mission requests it. H. P. DODGE DEAD; PROMINENT ELK DECATUR, Ala.. Nov. 29.-H. P. Dodge, well known man and Elk, of Decatur, waa found dead at Hornell, N. Y., accord ing to a telegram received here today by William N. Crawford, exalted ruler of Decatur lodge of Elks. The Elks will take charge of the remains. THE ATLANTA SEMI-WEEKLY JOURNAL, ATLANTA, GA., FRIDAY, DECEMBER 1. 1911. FIRS PUBLICITYIO SOLVE TRUST PROBLEM Elbert H. Gary Wants Rigid Laws Defining Business of Corporations (By Associated Brest.) wi WASHINGTON, Nov. 29-CompletP publicity of the affairs of great cor porations, coupled with rigid laws de fining the character of legitimate cor poration . business, will solve the trust problem in the United States, according to # Elbert H. Gary, chairman of the United States Steel corporation, who ap peared before the senate committee on interstate commerce today. Mr. Gary declared the United States cannot give up the big corporation or the big combination of capital. 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American Minister Calhoun was in structed by the state department to explain to his colleagues In the diplo matic corps at Peking that the United States government, in recognition of its obligation and rights secured by the treaty following the Boxer troubles, is holding in constant readiness at Ma nils* an expeditionary force of from 500 to 2,500 men. This is in no way to be considered a force of intervention, but merely the United States part In carrying out with the other powers the provisions of the IJIOI protocol for maintaining railway I Cured My Rupture | I Will Show You How To Cure Yours FREE! he, P ,#BB a c<l bed-ridden for yean from a ~N o tru,is hold. Doctors 1 . WOU|< l di® if not operated on. I fooled them 'Mi and cured myself by * simple discovery. I will send the cure free by mail if you write for it. It cured me and has since cured thousands. It will cure you. Fill out the coupon below and mall It to me today 3 Free Rupture-Cure Coupon CAPT. W. A. COLUNGB, ino. Box 08 Watfrtown, M. Y. Dear Sir:—Please send me free of all cost your New Discovery for the Cure of Rupture. Ji amt Address COLUMBUS BAPTISTS HOLD BIG MEETING COLUMBUS, Ga., Nov. 29.—With vis iting ministers and singers at all of the eight or ten Baptist churches of Co lumbus, Phenix City and Girard, a great religious campaign is under way here, which promises much for the community, In the opinion of leading laymen of the Baptist denomination in Columbus. * Dr. Western Bruner is leader of the campaign, and among the prominent vis itors taking part are Dr. William H. Smith, secretary-eutor of the Southern Baptist convention of Louisville; Evan gelist H. R. Holcomb, of Mississippi; Dr. Raleigh Wright, Knoxville, Tenn; Dr. W. C. McComb, of Alexandria, LA; Evan gelist A. J. Smith, Athens/ Ga.; Rea. Dr. Reese, of Alabama, and others. Meetings are being held at the various churches simultaneously in the evenings and at 10 o’clock in the mornings union services are held at the First church, Co lumbus, in which all of the ministers take part. Wide interest is being mani fested in the campaign and large crowds are attending the services. Earthquake in Havana HAVANA, Nov. 29.—Two further earth quake shocks were felt here this morn ing at 6:10 and 7:30. While the tremors caused great alarm no damage has been reported. FELDER EXONERATED OF BRIBERY CHARGE South Carolina Grand Jury Re turned a No-Bill Against T. B. Felder Wednesday The grand jury of the county of New berry, South Carolina, returned a no-bill ■Wednesday morning against T. B. Felder, of Atlanta. Mr .Felder was charged with attempting to bribe H. H. Evans, formerly chairman of the dispensary board of the state of South Carolina. The latter, it is said, was indicted by the grand jury of that county upon evidence furnished the attorney general of that -state by T. B. Felder, who assisted the attorney general in the dispensary in vestigation. It will be remembered that Cole L. Blease, governor of the state, caused the warrant to be issued several months rjo against Mr. Felder, unarging him with an attempt to bribe. One or two grand juries have met since that warrant was issued, but for reasons best known, to tne governor no effort was mads to have Mr. Felder indicted. Upon the convening of the grand jury of Newberry on Monday morning last, .he governor appeared in person and un dertook the task of having the grand jury indict Mr. Felder. After a thor ough investigation a no-bill was re turned. Thus the curtain i* rung down upon this one-act farce-comedy. Mr. Felder is one of the most promi-1 nent attorneys in Atlanta, and has a legion of friends in Atlanta and Georg who will be glad to learn that he has been cleared by the grand jury of all charges against him. BETTER THAN SPANKING Spanking does not cure children of bed fretting. There la a constitutional cause for this trouble. Mrs. M. Summers, Box 327 South Bend. Ind., will send freo to any mother bat successful home treatment, with full instruc tions. Send no money, but write hot today if your children trouble you in thia way. Don’t flame the child, the chances are it ean’t help IL This treatment also cures adults as* ged people troubled with trine difficulties by day or night. Soule Wkly Exercise Herd Bull It is very important that the bull at the head of a herd be giv en plenty of exercise, gnd be fed Like a work horse, as in this manner he becomes strong and vigorous, and a sure calf getter. On the other hand, if a bull be deprived of exercise and the prop er kind of feed and becomes indo lent, lacking energy. especially breeding energy, he is rendered almost valueless; in fact, he be comes a detriment to a herd, ow ing to the fact that a breeder ts losing valuable time by repeated ly breeding his cows to him with out results. The various ways of exercising % bul| might consist in a paddock to run ip, a tread power to work in, or being chained up and stak ed. At any rate, it is important to conceive some manner in which to give the herd ball plenty of daily exercise, as the results of good feed and plenty of exercise may be plainly noticeable in the offspring. English Milk Rules The National Health society of England formulated some rules regulating the handling of milk, which are more humorous than they are practical, s ays Chicago Dairy Produce. The following is a part: The milker must wash his o» her hands, using a nail brush, be fore milking. Soap, towels and water must be provided in a con venient place for this purpose. A clean linen smock should be worn while milking, and then only. Per sons who are poorly, or have sick ness at home, should have nothing to do with the cows without the sanction of a medical man. The cowshed should be so light that every part of it is easily vis ible in the daytime with the doors closed. The cowshed should be so ven tilated that the air in it will not feel close of have a disagreeable smell. Cows, like human beings, will not suffer from ample ventilation if it is steadily maintained throughout the whole year. Lake all other animal manures, that from the fowl varies in rich ness according to the food it eats. The average manure of a well-fed fowl consists of moisture 75.3 per cent; organic matter, 18.5, and of mineral matter. 8.2 per cent. As fowls’ manure Is Invariably more useful when dried, an analysis of a lot which had been lying in a heap to dry before using gave the I following result: Nitrogen, 13.4 per cent; equivalent to ammonia, 16.3; equivalent to' calcium phos phate, 6.7 per cent. It is evident that fowls’ manure contains a high proportion of nitrogenous matter, but a smaller quantity of phosphates than Is found in guano. The latter generally con tains about 20 per cent of phos phates calculated as calcium phosphates, and yields from 6 to 8 per cent of ammonia. Many cockerels of the Mediter ranean class, especially Minorcas, ' are discarded because their combs lop over while they are young. If a big-combed bird be a little out of sorts, his comb will at once drop. After he comes into good condition agalh, the comb gener ally stands erect, especially if the base of it is thick and strong. llf cockerels of this class are forced too much, especially if given a lot of soft food, their combs apparently lose firmness. When a comb is noticed to fall the bird should be given a cod liver oil capsule at night, and fed entirely on grain. In some cases cockerels’ combs are so weak at the base that nothing will make them stand, but even such birds should not oe discarded, for if they are otherwise good they will be valuable for pullet-breed ing. At the outbreak of diarrhoea, there Is often a cry of cholera. It is a false cry, but the case, nevertheless, needs treatment. Boil some rice, and mix it with plenty of powdered chalk—an excess ot this will do no harm, as it will effect a cure and pass off natur- HUa ■ - - . 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Mr. Parker's attention was called to that part of Mr. Barker’s testimony be fore the senate committee on interstate commerce in which Barker said an emi tnent financier, now dead, had told him the money powers had decided to desert Parker and had made a bargain with Roosevelt. "Mr. Barker probably did not weigh his words,’’ said Mr. Parker. /Tnere can be no doubt, however," he added, “that the Republican party and the> interests which constituted its leaders were always in opposition to the Democratic But it served their purpose then ff> get Roosevelt better in leading strings, and to that end they withheld their checks for a time and talked of iroetillty, and undoubtedly spoke occasionally in friend ly terms of the opposing candidate.” Mr. Roosevelt today refused to add any thing to his curt statement of last night, when he said: “I would as soon discuss a pipe dream with an out-and-out patient of bedlam as such nonsense.” REINHARDT COLLEGE IS DESTROYED BY FLAMES (Special Dispatch to The Journal.) CANTON, Ga.. Nov. 29.—Fire destroyed Reinhardt eollage, eight miles "east of Canton today at Waleska, burning the entire college and chapel buildings. The fire originated In the music department and at once spread through the entire buildings. The girls* hall, ashort distance away, was saved, although threatened. The student-body worked gallantly and but for their efforts the entire town would have been swept,' as high winds were blowing. There were several narrow escapes from death from falling of the main building. All the valuable papers were saved. Waleska is located about eight miles from Canton, which made It impossible to render much assistance from Canton. President Sharp stated Wednesday that work would begin at once for the erec tion of a school building to accommo date 500 sturents. A meeting of the board of trustees was held and school was resumed this morn ing In the girls’ dormitory. The little town of Waleska was panic stricken as the entire town was threat ened REBELS ARE REPULSED BY IMPERIAL TROOPS NANKING, China. Nov. 29.—Imperial troops have driven t»ack the revolution aries with heavy losses. The revolu tionaries directed a concerted attack on the gates of the city. Lieutenant General Feng Kwo Chang, commander of the imperial troops, re tains full possession of the city. General Yuen-Heng at Wu Chang has requested reinforcements. The revolu tionaries are preparing to send a num ber of ships and men to that city. The revolutionary flags which have been flying in Shanghai and other towns in the vicinity are disappearing. Further fighting is expected at Nan king tonight Mrs. A. G. Tillerson Dead Mrs. A. G. TlllepSon died at her home in Bolton. Ga.. at 9 o’clock Tusday morning. The body will be taken to Roswell, Ga.. Tuesday afternoon at 6 o'clock for funeral and burial. Mrs. Til lerson was 30 years of age, and is MiKKived. b£ her hustanck RUSSIA WILL DEMAND . REMOVAL OF AMERICAN ST. tBTERSBURe, Nov. t>— Russia is about to demand the resignation of W. 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