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2 THE ATLANTA SEMI-WEEKLY JOURNAL, ATLANTA, GA., TUESDAY, MARCH 25, 1913. GROCERIES AT PRICES YOUR DEALER PAYS! WHY do you pay fabulous prices for groceries? Your local denier must hare his profit if he lives, mid he takes this profit out of YOUR pocket and out of YOUR family’s mouths! WHY do you allow HIM to charge you 25 per cent to 35 per cent MORE for groceries than you NEED pay? We GUARANTEE to SAVE you 1-3 to 1-2 on everything in the grocery line. You saye dealer’s profits and get better goods. THESE PRICES P^OVE OUR STATEMENT %-lb. cake Baker’s Chocolate. 25c value 19c Three dikes Almond Cream Toilet Soap, 15c value 10c Nine cakes Lenox Laundry Soap....29c One package Celluloid Starch 4c No. 10 pail Snowdrift (lard) 87c Three 1-lb. cans Good Luck Baking Powder 25c One large pound package Regal Corn Starch 8c Seven lbs. pure Corn Grits 25c 25 lbs. Best Grauulated Sugar $1.14 Five lbs. Fancy Full Head Rice, 50c value 89c One 1-lb. package Victor “Toy” Oats, 10c value 8c One 1-lb. package Ridgways Capitol Household Blend Tea, 75c value..50c Three No. 2 size cans, A. & R. brand New York State Green Corn 25c One 1-lb. Santos Blend, rich, roasted Cof fee, 35c value 25c No.. 2 size cans Piedmont Hotel Brand Tomatoes 10c One dozen cans, same as above..$1.00 DON'T BE ROBBED BY RETAIL GROCERS MAKE UP AN ORDER TODAY, FROM THE ABOVE PRICE LIST. GET your neighbors to'“chip in” and order in large quantities and cut DOWN freight rates. Remember, we buy in carloads, and sell DIRECT to YOU at exactly what your dealer would have to pay fo r the same goods. All our goods examined and passed by state food expert, before shipment. We GUARANTEE immediate ship ment and satisfaction or money refunded. Make up your order NOW and MAIL. Write for our great money sav ing Grocery Price. List of everything needed for your table. You LOSE luoney every day you wait. Send your letter off NOW—TODAY! L. W. ROGERS COMPANY 36 PURE FOOD STORES x 29 Garnett St. Atlanta, Ga. DEATH LIST INCREASES FROM ALABAMA CYCLONE Total of Twenty-Eight Casual ties and Fifty Injured at Lower Peachtree MOBILE, Ala., March 22—According - to the latest information received by the register from Lower Peachtree, swept Friday by a cyclone, twenty-eight per sons are dead and more than fifty are injured. The death not reported last night was that of the little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Baker. Many of the injured will be brought to Mobile on a steamer to reach here Monday. In answer to an appeal for a thousand dollars received here this morning, a committee of mechants is canvassing Mobile for funds and supplies. Accounts have been received‘of im mense property damage at Greenville, Forest Home, Burnt torn, Coy, Vreed- enburg and Beatrice. At Forest Home, two large stores were completely demolished, two others were seriously damaged, the Masonic home was destroyed and the postoffice ruined. These were the results of the third cy clone that 'has visited Forest Home Within the past five years. CHICKENS PICKED BY WIND. Otherwise unbelievable reports of the force of the wind are confirmed by tallying accounts from different locali ties of the storm district. Dead bod ies were without clothing; feathers were’ stripped from chickens; bodies of the dead were found hundreds of feet from their demolished homes. Twenty-five coffins were sent from Pine Hill to Lower Peachtree today and these will not be sufficient. Many of the injured are not expected to live. LIST OF INJURElS. Here is a list of those at Lower Peachtree who are seriously hurt: Mr. and Mrs. Jim Baker and two chil dren. x Misses Ida, Irma and Johnnie Cooper. Mr. Portis Stabler, feis wife and chil dren, and Mrs. Stabler’s mother. Dr. Ed King. Miss Williamson. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Irby. Mr. Milledge. Mr. J. M. Kirk> and two children. John Baker. Mr. Roily Primis, who was reported as dead as the result of the storm at Ashbel. is now reported living. Reports from Thomasville that five persons were killed there have not been verified. LEADS 350 MEN AGAINST ARMY OF 1.600 SOLDIERS NACO, Ariz., March 22.—Combined Btate troop forces,at noon today began moving against Naco, Sonora. Following his precedent of last week, General Ojeda immediately left the Mexican border town and set <>ut to meet the enemy. His? ranks are depleted by de sertions and the Huerta commander has no more than 350 men, while four groups of the state troops aggregate 1,600 men. ONE KILLED; THREE HURT IN TRAIN WRECK HOPKINSVILLE, Ky., March 22.—One trainman was killed and three hurt when freight trains on the Louisville and Nashville railroad collided head-on sixteen miles north of Hopkinsville ^arly today. THE: KNOW HOW To Feed Children and Good Results Get There are more nervous persons made Bo by undigested food lying in the stom ach than the average individual would suppose. \ If food remains undigested in the stomach, it begins to ferment, set up gas and a large portion is thus ,-con- verted into poison. That’s why imperfectly digested food may, and often does, cause irritation of the nerves and ’stupor of the mind— brain and nerves are really poisoned. •‘My daughter had complained for some time of a distressed feeling in the stomach, after eating, which set me thinking that her diet was not right.” writes an axious and intelligent mother. r “She had been fond of cereals, but had never tried Grape-Nuts. From reading the account of this predigested food, it seemed reasonable to try Grape-Nuts for' her case. “The results* were really wonderful. The little brain that seemec^ at times unable to do its work, took ort new life knd vigor. Every morning, now, before going to school, she eats the crisp little morsels and is now completely and en tirely well, she seems to have a new lease on life—no more distress in the 3tomach, nor headache, but sound and well every way.” Name given by Postum Co., Battle Creek, Mich. Read the book, “The Road to Wellville,” in pkgs. “There’s a Reason.” Ever read the above letter? A new one appears from time to time. They are genuine, true, and full of human in terest. — (Advt.) CONFER WITH PRESIDENT Two Georgia Senators and Many Others Cali at White House Saturday (By Associated Press.) WASHINGTON, March 22.—Presi dent Wilson had such a busy program ahead of him today that he had to forego the half holiday to which he has long been accustomed on Satur days. , The president decided not to attend the Princeton-Georgetown baseball game in the afternoon, though he was to receive the members of the Prince ton team Monday. For the Easter holidays there was a gathering of Wilson relatives at the White House, Prof. Stockton Axson, of Princeton university," a brother of Mrs. Wilson, and Fitzwiiliam McMasters Woodrow, a Princeton student and cousin of the president, were among them. , | * Senators Reid, Thomas, Hughes, Ba con, Hoke Smith, Culberson and John son, of Maine, had separate engage ments with the president. I ALLEN APPEALS IN VAIN TO U. S. SUPREME COURT . (By Associated Press.) WASHINGTON, March 22.—Appeal after appeal was made unsuccessfully today to various members of the su preme court of the ijnited States by attorneys for Claude Swanson Allen for a “writ of error” to review his convic tion for participating ii^ the Hillsville, Va. t court house shooting. The attor neys claim their client has been “twice placed in jeopardy’’ for the same of fense in violation of the federal con stitution. Chief Justice White, presiding justice for the fourth circuit to which Virginia is assigned, first declined to issue the writ. This was a dtermination on his part that no reasonable claim to a fed eral right was involved in the case. The chief justice expressed himself as per fectly willing that the attorneys apply to other justices. That course was pursued. Justice Hughes was next asked to grant the writ. The attorneys declin ed to state what action Justice Hughes had taken, but after he had considered the case they started out to visit other justices. Announcement was made that two of the attorneys would remain in Washing ton to resume their appeals in behalf of Allen on Monday. This would give them opportunity to apply, if necessary, to each justice in every possible hope of saving the life of the convicted man, who is condemned to die March 28 at Richmond. CONSTANTINE BECOMES KING OF THE HELLENES (By Associated Press.) ATHENS, Greece, March 21.—King Con stantine took the oath of office in the chamber of deputies today under usual circumstances in ithe presence of the highest officials of state and parliament. The metropolis of Athens surrounded by members of the holy synod In full canonicals, offered prayer and then read the oath which the king repeated in a -firm voice. The king then signed the oath and all the cabinet ministers and the metropoli- ton countersigned it amid the hearty cheers of the deputies. A salute of 101 guns was fired when the royal procession left the palace for the chamber of deputies. Fair weather" 1 'brought large crowds which cheered the king on his way and military bands stationed at intervals played the national anthem. The king, who was wearing a general’s uniform, entered the chamber of deputies at 10:30 o’clock. Queen Sophie, Crown Prince George and the other princes of the royal family, all dressed in deep mourning, accompanied him. IETU MAY RE ENACTED SOON ARLINGTON TO BUILD NEW COTTON OIL MILL ARLINGTON, Ga., March 21.—The cotton oil company which has been re cently organized will begin work on the building as soon as material can be placed on the ground. The board of directors are J. S. Cow art, president and manager; W. E. Saunders, vic e president; John D. Lit tle, treasurer, and H. S. Cowart, secre tary and assistant treasurer; C. W. Simmons, C. J. Rambo and J. W. Con way. STRAWBERRIES SELL FQR $1 PER QUART IN CHICAGO CHICAGO, March 22.—Strawberries sold for $1 a quart here yesterday. Easter buyers found the market prac tically bare of offerings because of the non-arrival of consignments from the south. Woman Is Fined MACON, Ga., March 22.—Mrs. Mary Statts, an attractive brunette was given a fine of $10 in police court yesterday upon the testimony of Mr. and Mrs. P. M. Barnes, who declared that she had abused their little daughter with profan ity. Sub-Ways and Means Com mittee at Work-Some Fa vor Straight Tax (By Associated Press.) WASHINGTON, March 22.—Differ ences among the Democrats regarding the form of the income tax will be threshed out at the coming Democratic caucus of the house. The sub-ways and means committee considering the income tax and the administrative sec tions spent most of today going over details, but reached no conclusion as to either the rate of the extent of the exemption of incomes. Some of the Democrats insist that there must be a graduated income tax and not a straight tax. Representative Garner, of Texas, is one of these who will fight out the cause of graduated form of the tax if the committee majority should agree not to attempt to graduate it so as to make the greater percentage of burden rest upon the richer classes. Mr. Gar ner is a veteran member of the house, but one of the new members of the ways and means committee. He said tonight he believed 75 per cent of the members of congress, including some of the leading members, favored a grad uated tax and that if the straight tax is agreed upon he would fight for the graduated plan at the caucus. His idea is on this basis of graduation of the tax: One-half of one per cent on incomes between $2,500, and $10,000, ope per cent on incomes between $10,000 and $25,000; one and one-half per cent on incomes between $25,000 and $50,000; two per cent between $50,000 and $100,000 and four per cent on all incomes above $100,000. Mr. Garner’s plan is contrary to the views said to be held by Chair man Underwood of the committee, the Democratic leader, and Representa tive Hull, of Tennessee, the author of the income tax plan that is the present basis of the committee’s consideration. BOY FATALLY SHOT IN FIGHT WITH TRIO (By Associated Press.). DURHAM, N. C., March 22.—Roy Wil kerson, operative of the Erwin cotton mills, is in a local hospital with a bullet in his head and a hole through his body, inflicted by one of three boys with whom he had a fight in front of his house. Wilkerson ordered te young fellow away after one of them threw a rock against his house, police officers say, and Wilkerson knocked Joe Jackson down. Joh McLea ad Butler Spivey, boys aged about fifteen, interfered. Wilkerson was twice shot and the boys fled. When caught, Jackson confessed the shooting and charged Will Stewart, of Durham, with selling them whisky. All four are in Jail. Wilkerson is ex pected to dle.- AFTER SHOOTING WIFE SURRENDERS TO SHERIFF RIVER HEAD, N. Y., March 22.— William Diass walked into Sheriff Brush’s office here today and stood waiting, hat in hand for five minutes while the sheriff finished a conversa tion with another visitor. Finally the official asked Diass what he wanted. “Why, I just killed my wife,” Diass cooly responded. 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An instant later the structure, weak ened by a flood, gave way under the locomotive’s weight and the engine with its crew plunged into the ice-choked stream. The 125 passengers who scrambled out of the cars to learn the cause of their sudden shaking up, received a second shock when trainmen reported that an other bridge over the Passumpsic river, a mile back, had been swept away a moment after their train had cleared it. The engineer and fireman swam out. POPE PIUS STRONGER; TAKES WALK SATURDAY (By Associated Press.) ROME, March 22.—Pope Pius was much stronger in health today. He walked for some time through his pri vate apartments with the windows open. The pontiff expressed a desire to re sume the work he undertakes when in normal health. He already practically has done this as he rises at 9 o’clock, attends to ecclesiastic and political business, is visited by Cardinal Merry Del Val, the papal secretary of state, w’ o gives his holiness full reports of the church situation and also receives Cardinal De Lai, secretary of the con- sistorial congregation, under whose Ju risdiction comes some of the most Im portant church questions. The -only difference between the werk whic' occupies the pope’s time at present and his customary duties is that he does not celebrate any func tions and does not receive any persons except those strictly connected with, the main offices at the Vatican. The pontiff feels so well. It is said tonight, that h e wishes to celebrate Easter mass tomorrow and administer communion to his sisters, and his niece. WILSON GIVES EAR ' T0 VICE CRUSADERS (By Associated Press.) WASHINGTON, March 22.—Illinois vice crusaders—the senate committee, headed by Lieutenant Governor O’Hara •are in Washington seeking to nation alize the scope of their inquiry. To that end the commission first sought the aid of President Wilson, with whom they conferred at the White House. After outlining to the president the results of the inquiry in Illinois, which revealed in many instances that girls and young working women were paid less than a living wage and that many of them led double lives, the commis sioners requested the president to call a national conference of state governors to plan a systematic and sane campaign to better working conditions of women throughout the nation. TARIFF FIGHT GOES OH BEFORE CONGRESS MEETS Wilson Intends Doing Fight ing for Measure Ahead of Extra Session WASHINGTON, March 22.—President Wilson hopes to do most of the fight ing for tariff revision before congress begins its work early in April. The president is of the opinion that it is better to do the talking and the fight ing—if any is necessary—before the special session is far along, rather than allow differences of opinion to crop out as the tariff bill progresses through congress. He expects to give the administration backing to a tariff bill that will repre sent the views of himself and his cabi net, leaders of both the senate and house and of the country at large as well. Within the next few weeks he will consult with party leaders frequent ly and as soon as the schedules of the Payne-Aldrich bill have been changed to conform to Democratic standards he will “get together”* with these leaders to determine upon the plan that is to receive his support. TO SMOOTH ITS PATH. The president is of the opinion that such a preliminary threshing out of the tariff bill will tend to smooth its path at the capitol and if any compromises are necessary they can be made before hand. He wishes to see the forces of the White House and those of congress united in an effort to pass tariff legisla tion on which they all are agreed. MISSISSIPPI TOWN DESTROYED IN STORM MOBILE, Ala., March 22.—The town of Reinzl, Miss., a short distance south of Corinth, was practically destroyed by a tornado which passed through the town Friday, according to a news spe cial to the Item today. Nearly every building in the town wtih the excep tion of the Mobile and Ohio depot and the hotel were wrecked, and the latter was badly damaged. Two people were killed and a number injured. Much dam age is reported at Louisville, Miss., and in that vicinity several negroes are re ported killed. EIFFEL AND ARLINGTON TOWERS COMMUNICATE PARIS* March 22.—The wireless sta tion of the Eiffel tower today caught a short complete message from the Ar lington station. The conditions were unfavorable and there was much inter ference from other stations on both sides of the Atlantic. The American military attache, Com mander Henry H. Hough, Prof. Asaph Hall, of the Washington naval observa tory, sfcend every night from 1 o’clock til 6 o’clock on the Eiffel tower as sisting the French observers. STEAMSHIPS COLLIDE BUT NONE ARE INJURED (By Associated Press.) VINEYARD HAVEN, Mass., March 22. It was learned early today that the collision between the steamship City of Macon, of the Savannah line, and the James S. Whitney, of the Metropolitan line, in Vineyard Sound late last night, occurred without injury to any one on either vessql. The collision occurred in a dense fog. According to Captain Diehl, of the Sa vannah line steamer, the City of Macon was rammed by the Metropolitan freighter. The Whitney’s stem was twisted, and her bow was broken, while a large hole, all above the water line, was stove in the side of the City of Macon. WILSON SENDS SYMPATHY TO HONDURAS PEOPLE (By Associated Press.) WASHINGTON, March 22.—President Wilson today sent the following tele gram to Francisco Bertrand, the new president of Honduras, on the death of President Bonillo. \ “The government and people of the United States of America join me in of fering heartfelt condolences in the great loss which has been sustained by the republic of Honduras in the lamented death of his excellency, President Bonil la.” REPRESENTATIVE HUGHES SUFFERS BREAKDOWN (By Associated Press.) WASHINGTON, March 22.—Represen tative James A. Hughes, of West Virgin ia, is seriously ill as the result of a nerv ous breakdown and his friends are ex pressing their fears. He is confined to his apartments and his condition is such that his physicians have forbidden his remo\ T al to the family home ir. Huntington. The physicians de clare there is no immediate danger but they are taking every precaution to safe guard him from annoyance or excitement. CASTOR IA for Infants and Children. 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I will give you full and complete instructions how to open, conduct and work into success a big mail order business of your own. I will show you the goods to sell, the sources of supply, the kind of advertising and letters to write to get business, how to make the goods and get the cash in advance; how to build up the business oat of your profits, everything in fact that you should know to win success. Elab orate plans are worked out for you to the final degree, so that you have only to put them into operation. If you have goods, of your own you want to merchandise; if you have recipes or formulae for goods you want to sell by mall; If you have anything you want to put be fore the public, ray course of mail ordqr Instruction and my great co-operative offer will show you the quick way to success. If you need help in getting up advertising and sell ing plans, the skill that has made me known as the Wizard of the Mail Order Business Is at your disposal to make you successful. I stand by you for one year and make you win.* HAVE NO FEAR OF COMPETITION Don’t be afraid of competition. There are NINETY MILLION PEOPLE In the United States, and 7,000,000 more in Canada, to whom your ads can appeal, and with such a cli entele there is room for thousands of mail order merchants all over the country. More people are buying by mail every day. Opportunity is hammering at your door, don’t turn her away without hearing what she offers you.. WRITE TODAY. You may forget to to morrow. Just a penny post card will bring you my wonderful book, “How To Achieve Mail Order Success.” Address, WALT C. CUNNINGHAM, President the Mail Order Sohool. Suite 5801 Brecht Bldg., Denver, Colo. Send us a trial order NOW for HAYNER BOTTLED-IN-BOND WHISKEY T HIS is the ideal whiskey for the home —rich, pure, delicious—guaranteed to please in every way—or your money back. [FULL** 20 QUARTS 4 ” Insist On Bottled-in-Bond Be particular in your selection—avoid blends and compounds — and remember there is only one way you can be SURE of getting absolutely pure, straight whis key and that is to insist on BOTTLED- IN-BOND. That’s What We Offer You Hayner fine, old Private Stock Bottled-in- Bond Whiskey—shipped in strong, sealed case—direct from distillery to you—and all it costs you is $3.20 for FOUR full quarts—express paid by us. There Is No Question Send Us Your Order— Try this whiskey—at our risk and on our guarantee—you will find it as fine a whis key as you ever tasted and the fies^yalue you ever bought—or you may send it back at our expense and we will return your money without a word. You Take No Chances Our guarantee is fair and square — it means what it says—we must send you a quality that will strike you as rich, pure, delicious—pleasing in everyway—and we will do it No letter is necessary— V; about a whiskey like this—you KNOW it r* . . j tr -m.- r< is good and pure—the U.S. Government’s Cut 'Jut and Use 1 his Coupon official Green Stamp over the cork is your assurance that it is bottled-in-bond, fully aged, full 100 % proof and full measure. Nowhere Else Can You Do So Well Blends and compounds can be had any where and at any price—but when it comes to BOTTLED-lN-BOND—Hayner Whiskey has no equal. How Can We Do It? We sell our entire product direct from Distillery to Consumer—thus saving you all the profit of the middleman and dealer and address our nearest office THE HAYNER DISTILLING COMPANY Enclosed find 83.20 for which send me FOUR full quart bottles of Hayner Private Stock Bottled-in- Bond Whiskey—express paid—as per your offer It is understood that If this whiskey Is not found as represented and satisfactory to me in every way, it may be returned at your expense—and my 83.20 la to be promptly refunded. M-26 Name i Address Na oiders filled for less than 4 quarts. 6UARANTEU) t’NOCB THE FOOD AMO DRUftt ACT JUNE 36 1906 SERIAL NO. KOI JIAYNEP *PRIVATE stock'' WHISKEY BOTTLED IN BONO hayner distilling company <"5TULERY Nil lU DISTRICT. 1R0K0"* ’’S* 1 * •a 1 ** 8 ' DAYTON. OHIO. «M omtAWA*, j • • ,i_* ,, . . . , Orders for Arizona, California, Colorado, Idaho, Montana and giving you this nne old whiskey at Nevada. New Mexico, Oregon. Utah. Washington or Wyo ea Hictillpi-’c nripp ming must be on the basis of 4 Quarts for 84.00 by Express the distiller’s price. ADDRESS OUR NEAREST OFFICE Diyt<m. 0. Boston. Hass. Distillery at Troy, Ohio THE HAYNER DISTILLING CO, Dept. M-26 St. Louis. Ho. Kansas City, Ho. St. Pant. Hina. ESTABLISHED 1866 New Orleans. I.a. Jacksonville, Fla, Capital $500,000.00 Full Paid