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g THE ATLANTA SEMI-WEEKLY JOURNAL, ATLANTA, GA., TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1913. Let Me Send You A Treatment of My Catarrh Cure Free o. E. GAUSS. I Will Take Any Case of Catarrh No Matter How Chronic, or What Stage it Xs in, and Prove ENTIRE LY AT MY OWN EXPENSE, That it Can Be Cared. Curing Catarrh has been my business for years, and during this time over one million people' have come to me from all over the land for treatment and ad vice. My method is original. I cure the disease by first curing the cause. Thus my ’combined treatment cures where all else fails. I can demonstrate to you in just a few days’ time that my method is quick, sure and complete, because it rids the system of the poison ous germs that cause catarrh. Send your name and address at once to C. E. Gauss, and he will send you the treat ment referred to. Fill out the coupon below. FREE This coupon is good for a package of GAUSS COMBINED CATARRH CURE sent free b*y mail. Simply fill in name and address on dotted lines below, and mail to C. E. GAUSS, 4384 Main St., Marshall, Mich. (Advt.) IS Thomas Conroy Is Mortally Wounded in Jersey City Friday Night (By Associated Press.) JERSEY CITY, N. J.. Feb. 1.—Thom as Conroy, prominent in the Building Trades Council her. was shot and mor tally wounded last night by gangsters who are believed to have mistaken him for another man. The shooting, at —first .j’.ggarded as a saloon row, is now believed to have connection with a la bor difficulty. The police have made one arrest, that of a young New Yorker, Ernest Wilhaber, who told the authorities that a gangster known as “Kid Dynamite” had done the shooting. Accompanied; by Wilhaber and a gangster named • tiig Slim” the former said “Kid Dyna mite” came to this city and picked a quarrel with Conroy. After the shooting two of the men leveled their revolvers at a dozen men in the saloon and escaped. Their com panion was attacked and held until the police arrived. HIS CABINET NEXT WEEK President-Elect Intimates This in Interview on Satur day Night PRINCETON, N. J., Feb. 1.—Presi dent-elect Wilson intimated tonight that he might announce the mak^-up of his cabinet by the end of next week. This was the first suggestion coming from the only authentic source to indicate that the long-heralded and widely speculated-upon Wilson cabinet was anywhere near its completion. Governor Wilson commented with smiling emphasis on the fact that Colonel Bryan had been* mentioned in the prospective cabinet discussing only for the state portfolio. “He was mentioned for secretary of the treasury?” Wilson was asked. “Oh, yes,” said the governor, “I be- liev e he was, 1 believe he was, but only editorially.” When informed of the passage by the senate of the Works amendment providing for a single six-year presi dential term, the governor said: “It must b e passed by the house and three-fourths of the state legislatures.” “Have you any further comment to make on it?” he was asked. “No,” he replied with a quick smile, “It would not be in good taste.” The president-elect said he was still receiving letters and telegrams from many people advocating cabinet candi dates. “Most of them refer to the secretary ship of the interior,” lie said. “I am sorry I have such a little time to make my choice. The recommendations for secretary of the interior have now nar rowed down to five men/' “There seems to be a misconstruction of my statement that I couldn’t recall all the names for all cabinet positions. What I meant was that a number of men had been suggested for secretary of state, but I couldn’t recall their names.” Some idea of what the governor’s op ponents think of him was given by Colonel “Abe” Gruber, a Republican organization leader of New York, who came down to Princeton on the same train. “Just think what a great mystery is Providence,” declared Gruber. “The same train carries an idealist in poli tics and a machine politician into Princeton.” The president-elect did not recall Gruber at first, but finally remember ed who he was. “Oh, yes, I’ve heard of him,” he said laughingly. Gruber says there are three million Republicans who will never vote for Roosevelt,” the governor was told. “Three millions solid,” he exclaimed. “Is he sure of that?” Tomorrow the president-elect expects to spend a quiet day at home. READY EDA TAFT'S NAME Measure Passes Both Houses, "Certificate of Character" Clause Left Out WASHINGTON, Feb. 1.—The immi gration bill, in controversy between the house and senate for several weeks, was finally adopted today by the senate in the form agreed on by the conference committee. It now goes to the presi dent for signature. The “certificate of character,” pro vision against which there was much protest was eliminated as was also a provision that would have made it difficult /to' deport criminals. Don’t Send Me One Cent ■when you answer this announcement, as I am going to mail you a brand new pair of my wonderful "Perfect Vision” glasses (known in the spec tacle business as “lenses”) absolutely free of charge as an advertisement. 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It is the only stomach, liver and bowel cleanser and regulator need ed—a little given to-day will save sick child tomorrow'. Full directions for children of all ages and for grown-ups plainly printed on the package. Ask your druggist for the full name, “Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna,” prepared by the California Fig Syrup Co. This is the delicious tasting, genuine old reliable. Refuse anything else of fered.— (Advt.) GOAAPENSATION AGT GETS House Committee Amends the Senate Measure to Apply to v Express Employes BY RALPH SMITH. WASHINGTON, Feb. 1.—After de laying action for ten months, the house judiciary committee today ordered a favorable report on the Southerland- Brantley workmen’s compensation bill, which passed the senate last May. Five Democratic members of the committee voted against the favorable report because the bill didn’t contain a provision that injured employes of common carriers might exercise the op eration of suing under the common law for injuries received. The bill as re ported deprives injured employes of their right to seek damages under the common law and provides that the rates of compensation for injuries shall be under the graduated scale provided in the proposed new act. An important amendment inserted by the house com mittee includes the employes of each company under the compensation bene fits proposed. Representative Henry D. Clayton, chairman of the committee, tonight made the following statement regard ing the more important alterations: “The measure as amended retains the essential feature of compensation to railroad employes who are injured while in the performance of their duties, and in cas e of death compensation to tfc* widow and dependents. The bill was amended so as to include in its scope the employes of express companies. In many respects the bill is liberal ized and. in som e instances the amount Wilson’s Daughters See Girl Strikers Arraigned in Court (By Associated Press.) NEW YORK, Feb. 1.—From seats be side Magistrate Murphy in women’s night court last night Miss Eleanor Wilson and Miss Jessie Wilson, daugh ters of the president-elect, with Mrs. J. Borden Harriman, listened to the court’s disposal of cases of girl gar ment workers arraigned for assault, disorderly conduct and similar offenses. The guests on the bench followed with keen .interest the proceedings dur ing which fines were imposed, sen tences suspended and advice given trouble-making operatives. SEARCHES FOR FATHER ONLY TO FIND HIM DEAD (Special Dispatch to The Journal.) DALTON, Ga., Feb. 1.—The result of George L. Churchwell’s search for his father, ■William Churchwell, who left his home in Alabama thirty years ago and could not be located, gives to Churchwell, Jr„ the information that his father is dead, having died in Clarkesville, Ga., where he located aft er leaving Alabama. Churchwell’s quest of his father, after an absence of thirty years, was pub lished in the newspapers, and J. C. Ed wards, of Clarkesville, saw the article. He was acquainted with Churchwell, and in a letter to B. R. Bowen, of this city, he states that Churchwell was mar ried a second time in Clarkesville, where he is survived by a family. BOY WITH JUDGE Young Man Confesses He Robbefd Thea ter-Bound Over MACON, Ga., Jan. 31.—Cal vin Abercrombie, an eighteen- year-old lad, is in jail awaiting a trial in the city court for larceny from the house as the result of his own confession. He admited in police court yes terday that he burglarized the Lyric theater and stole a gold ring and locket, together with a uniform of the doorkeeper* The jewelry belonged to Miss Gretchen Knoor, an ac tress, and has never been re covered. The stolen uniform was sold to a helper at Sun Brothers' circus in winter quarters here. The commitment trial was made pathetic by the appear ance of his widowed mother. Between sobs she told the court that her appearance was not for the purpose of forcing the sympathy of the officials, but t6 explain the weak mind of her son. She wept continu ously as she told the recorder that the deed committed by her son was urged on him by other boys, who were now in possession of the jewelry he had stolen. Concluding the trial, Record er Daily expressed his sym pathy for thq heart-broken mother, but declared that duty compelled him to send him to a higher court. His bond was made $200. The lad showed no signs of remorse during the tearful plea of his mother and refused to kiss her good-by when he was looked with handcuffs and led from police station to the county jail. SVSy Wonderful Factory-To-Home Plan Is Cleaning Up The Sewing Machine Business Competition Swept Away — Jobbers, Dealers, Salesmen, Canvassers, Agents — All Feel Crushing Effects of My Tremendous Direct Selling Campaign — Doom of High Prices—Every Home Can Now Enjoy a KING The World’s Greatest SEWING MACHINE The only factory selling high-grade sewing machines direct to the user. Dear Madam: You need a sewing machine. Certainly, no home can be complete without a sewing machine. And of course you want a good one that will give you a life-time of dependable service. Now, why should you buy a machine from any one but me? I am President and General Manager of the only factory in the world making and selling sewing machines direct from factory-to-home at actual factory prices. I am earnestly striving to redeem the Sewing Machine Business from the clutches of the old-time Direct-From-Factory at a Saving of Half—30 Days* Free Home Trial—Pay As You Like—No More Bother With Canvassers, Agents, Collectors — I Free You From These Annoying Human Pests That Double The Cost of The Machine To You. last big International Exposition in competition with all other standard high-grade machines such as the Singer, New Home, Free, Davis, Standard and other makes costing as high as $75 or more. Yet I save you more than half, because the “KING** is the ONLY Sewing Machine sold direct from factory at factory price. Guaranteed for 20 years. of unnecessary extra profits and expense upon millions of American homes. No More Agents and Canvassers The best proof that I am right in my ambi tion to wipe out this expensive nuisance of use- * ** is the worn less “middlemen 1 astic » wonderfully enthusi- support I am receiving from the people. This nentis nation-wide. Every mail brings to my fac tory an avalanche of letters, inquiries and orders sweep ing in to Buffalo like a great tiaal wave of protest from cities, towns and farms. I KNOW thatl am right! Why should you sewing machine users longer pay this exorbitant toll to the army of human pests—-these utterly unnecessary Agents and Canvassers who storm your back doors with insist ent demands for fat “commissions” that must neces sarily come out of your pocket. Why I Can Save You Half Isn*t it just as plain as day. Madam, when I manufacture my sewing machines, and sell them to you direct from factory at one small profit, that I can save you half and still give you a better machine than you can buy from the Canvasser? Would yon rather PAY HIM an extra $25 or $30, or ACCEPT that amount from ME? You see that_you MUST do one or the other, if you buy a machine. For, remember that I am positively the ONLY manufacturer selling sewing machines direct—cutting out ALL the Middlemen ana giving YOU their share, a saving to you of about half. ALL other machines are still sold through an expensive chain of middlemen. World’s Best Sewing Machine There is no better machine than the “KING!** It will more than hold its own against make3 with famous names of the past that cost you double. ' " • Medal Hi, ' Use It 30 Days* Free 1*11 ship any “KING*' you select without a Pf nny of deposit—no notes—no obligations to buy. Use it 30 days. Then, if agreeable to you, keep it and pay me my low factory price on practically your own terms. Just suit yourself, Madam. I am in a position to give you better, easier payment terms than any Canvasser or Agent. Paylust As You Like Why, I’ll let you pay just as you like, $2.00 a month if you say so. On my plan it’s almost as simple and easy to own the world’s best sewing machine as it is to buy a pound of coffee at the corner grocery. No hardship whatever! I havo done away with high prices. I have cut out the Canvass- er nuisance. I do not annoy |pj you with Collectors. Your dealings are all with me direct \ and are pleasant and strictly confidential. And, remember, there is no sale until you say so! If after trying a “KING” for 30 days, yon don’t want to keep it, back it comes at my expense, BOTH WAYS, and you are notout a cent. Join Me In This Crusade Now, Madam, you see what lam doing to redeem the old-time crude and expensive sew ing machine selling methods, and feel that my efforts will appeal to you as they have done to thou sands of other fair-minded American Home Lovers. I ask you to approve my Plan and tell your Friends about it. Why should you, or any one else, buy a * sewing machine from any one but me? Just mail me a letter, postal or the FREE COUPON TODAY i AND LET ME SEND YOU MY 56-PAGE FREE BOOK AND WONDERFUL MONEY-SAVING SPECIAL SEWING MACHINE OFFER. Show me that you are with me in thi3 crusade and let me prove just what I can do for you. Address me personally. Oil Can, Screw Drivers, Six Bobbins, Ten Assorted Needles, a complete set of Improved Attachments, tbe Hemmer Foot, (be Five Adjustable Hem- J 0 —. men, .the lacker, the j^jj k^^FREE W. G. KING. Pr,,’t & Gen. Mgr. Kins Sawing Machina Co., 128 Rano Street, Buffalo. N. Y. Please send me—FREE—your 56-Page Book and Big Special Offer on a King Sewing Machi ne. The “KING” won the Gold Medal Highest Prize at the W. GRANT KING, President and Gen. IVSgr., KING SEWING MACHINE CO., 128 Rano St., Buffalo, N. Y. BULLETS USED BY SUFFRAGETTES ENGRAVED “VOTES FOR WOMEN” London Women Adopt Slung- shot and Catapult as Weap on and Hurl Lead Discs Which Are Engraved (By .Associated Press.) LONDON, Jan. 31.—The British suf fragettes have adopted the slungshot or cataptilt as a weapon in their campaign. With it they hurl heavy leaden discs stamped with “votes for women.” In consequence of the newness to them of this arm, their aim is not good and the damage thus far caused has not been great. The disc, however, is said by doc tors to be capable of killing a man. An actress named “Jacky”- Melford was charged at the police court this morning with bombarding shop win dows with one of these catapults from the top of an omnibus. She was fined $10 or a month’s imprisonment. Her father paid the fine. The suffragettes continue to set fire to contents of the /street letter boxes. Several thousand letters were destroyed at various points this morning. American Suffragists Make Costumes for the Parade (By Associated Press.) WASHINGTON, Jan. 31.—There was a slight lull in suffragette activities today, for the militant members put aside their shields and buckles and took up the bodkin and the needle to pre pare for the parade March 3. Suffragist headquarters echoed with such cries as ’’isn’t it a dream” and “what a perfectly b-e-a-u-tiful effect!” The women were preparing the official gowns to be worn when they march down Pennsylvania avenue in the p^:- ticoated parade. “The costume is to be very simple,’* said one of the leaders, thoughtfully biting a thimble and thrusting an idle needle through her apron as she block aded the doorway. “The dress consists of a portia cap, round and tight fit ting with a long cloak faling to the knees. The arms of the cloak will be tight, and there will be a hood be hind.” This simple garb will dost only $2, according to the lady with the thim ble. “I might add,” said the lady with the thimble, “that the cloth of which these creations are made is waterproof an<l will afford protection from rain or snow.” Incidentally the lady with the thim ble declared that the activities at headquarters would not interfere with the prosecution of the cause, for a number of meetings and open air gath erings will be held today. Prominent women from all over the country will speak. AGENCIES HAVE OUT UP EXISTENCE MAN MOURNED AS A SUICIDE QETURNS /IS RIVER IS SEARCHED Dr, A, H, Thompson Takes Oath as Disbursing Offi cer on Saturday \ (By Associated Press.) WASHINGTON, Feb. 1.—When Dr. A. H. Thompson, a long-time employe of the pension bureau, took the oath of office today as disbursing officer, the pension agencies that existed for years passed out. Hereafter all pensions sent to veterans will be forwarded from Washington by check.* Eighteen agencies are abolished under the consolidation reform, and their clerical forces have been established here. The reform was provided for in the last pension appro priation bill. BUYS HIS TOMBSTONE; THEN TAKES POISON (By Associated Press.) GREENVILLE, Ga., Jan. 31.—After buying a lot in a local cemetery, hav ing a monument erected for himself and informing his wife that she would be a widow within two weeks, Joseph S. Smith, a farmer aged seventy-two, today committed siucide. Mrs. Smith attached no importance to the statement of her husband and was prostrated when she found him dying today ’from the effects of a drug. YOUR HEART ;Does it Flutter, Palpitate 'or Skip Beats? Have you IShortness of Breath,Ten- Iderness.NumbnessorPain iin left side, Dizziness, Fainting Spells. Spots be- '" fore eyes, Sudden Starting in sleep, Nervousness, Nightmare, Hungry or Weak Spells* Oppressed Feeling in chest, Choking Sensation in throat, Painful to lie on left side, Cold Hands or Feet, Diffin cult Breathing, Dropsy, Swelling of feet or ankles, or Neuralgia around heart ? If you have one or more of the above symptoms, don’t fa 11 to use Dr. Kinsman’s Guaranteed Heart Tablets. Not a secret or “patent” medicine. It Is said that one out of every four has a weak or diseased heart. Three-fourths of these do not know it, and hundreds have died after wrongfully treating themselves for the Stomach, Lungs, Kidneys or Nerves. Don’t drop dead when Dr. Kinsman’s Heart Tablets are within your reach. 1000 endorsements furnished. Reporters Were Waiting to See Widow for Story When the Thought-to-Be Suicide Walked in and Told His Own Story (By Associated Press.) NEW YORK* Jan. 31.—Mourned as a suicide, John McGowan, who leaped from an East river ferryboat on Wed nesday evening, turned up at his tene ment home late last night, while his young wife, with her baby, was search ing the river front for .his body. A vision of his little family left to starve or accept charity, turned McGowan’s intended self-destruction to eagerness to live. A photograph of the wife and baby was found on the ferry boat after he had leaped overboard. Reporters were waiting at his home last night to learn further of the suicide, when during Mrs. McGowan’s absence in search of the body, McGowan, a tall muscular chap, walked In. “I simply couldn’t stand being with out work any longer,” he said. *T went on the ferryboat and waited until it was in the middle of the river. Then I took off my coat and dived into the water. I must have been pretty close to the bottom of the river when I real ized what a coward I was. I was al most all in before I got back to the surface. Then I got on my back and took deep breaths until my strength came back and I struck out for shore. Men at an electric light station put me into their boiler room and gave me hot drinks and when I left them yesterday they fitted me out in a coat and hat.” CASTOR IA for Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature of Avoid Blends! Send us your order for Hayner BOTTLED-IN-BOND Whiskey You KNOW it is good and pure—the Government’s Green Stamp over the cork is your protection. FREE TREATMENT COUPON Any sufferer mailing this coupon, with their name and P. O. Address, to Dr. F. G. Kins- man, Box864, Augusta. Maine, willre- ceive a box of Heart Tablets for trial by return mail, postpaid, free of charge. Don’t risk death by delay. Write at once—to-day. PAULINE WAYNE RETURNED TO STEPHENSON BY TAFT (By Associated Press.) WASHINGTON, Feb. 1.—Pauline Wayne, President Taft’s famous Hol stein cow, will go into retirement March 4. The president today called in Sena tor Isaac Stephenson, of Wisconsin, who two years ago brought Pauline to the White House, and returned her to her former owner. Pauline has not been in the best of health for several months. President Taft believes that if she is taken back to Wisconsin and placed on Senator Stephenson’s farm again, her youthful vigor will revive. Postoffice |Rural Route and Box No State. TAFT SIGNS LINCOLN MEMORIAL RESOLUTION! (By Associated 3?ress.) WASHINGTON, Feb. 1.—President j Taft's first official act today wap to sign the congressional resolution pro-; viding for the erection of a memorial here to Abraham Lincoln in Potomac park. Senator Cullum, of Illinois, who was a friend of Lincoln’s and worked for years to get congress interested in a memorial, witnessed the signing. The plan approved by congress In the reso lution will require an appropriation of $2,000,000, which will be made later. 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