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> 2 THE ATLANTA SEMI-WEEKLY JOURNAL. ATLANTA, GA.. TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 11, 1913. Smoke of Kerbs OR. LEWIS IS HELD For Catarrh Potato Takes Strange CORN CLUB HOSTESSES [ Shape in Local Garden \ WANT BOYS THIS HEAR A Simple, Safe, Reliable Way and It Costs Nothing to Try This preparation of herbs, leaves, flowers ' and berries (containing no tobacco or habit- forming drugs) is either smoked in an ordinary clean pipe or smoking tube, and by drawing * (he medicated smoke into the mouth and in haling into the Iqpgs or ending It out through* *be nostrils in a perfectly natural way, the worst case of Catarrh can be eradicated. Man Arrested irr Hotel With, Miss Effie McCalman Accus ed of Having Five Wives etVTAWS NO TOBACCO YIADC KAMI «CQI»TCBt9 1 It is not unpleasant to use, and at the same . time it Is entirely harmless, and can be used by man, woman or child. . Just as Catarrh is contracted by breath teg t rold or dust and germ-laden air, just so this ' balmy antiseptic smoking remedy goes to all -the affected parts of the air passages of the head, nose, throat and lungs. It can readily be s*>en why the ordinary treatments, such as sprays, ointments, salves, liquid or tablet medi cines fa!—they do 'not and can not reach ail the affected parts. If you have catarrh of the nose, throat or lungs, choking, stopped-up fee’ing. colds, catar rhal headaches: if you are given to hawking and spitting, this simple but scientific treatment should cure y<*u. ■r- An illustrated book which goes thoroughly into the whole question of the cause, cure and prevention of catarrh will, upon request, bo sent yon by Dr. J. W. BIos.ser, 51 Walton s reet, Atlanta. Ga. He will, also, mail you five days’ free treat- r.ment. Yon will at once see that it is a won derful remedy, and as it only costs one dollar 'for thp regular treatment, it is within the reach »f everyone. It is not necessary to send any money—simply send your name and address and the booklet and free trial package will be -mailed you immediately.—(Advt.) (Special Dispatch to The Journal.) CARROLLTON, Ga., Nov. 10.—-As the! outcome of a prescecution which began j last summer when he was arrested at an ! Atlanta hotel in company with Miss Ef- ; fie McCalman, a pretty and well-connec- j ted Carroll county girl. Dr. M. W. Lewis, of this city 1 Saturday afternoon was bound over to the grand jury on a charge of bigamy, his bond being placed at $800. Emery M. McCalman, of Bowdon Junc tion, brother of the young woman who was arrested with Dr. Lewis, is the prosecutor. He charges Dr. Lewis is in reality Walter L. Franklin, a paroled convict from the Alabama penitentiary, where he served one year for embezzle ment and two years of a three-year sen tence for bigamy. After locating in Carrollton several years ago Dr. Lewis married a young woman of this place. For contratcing this marriage he is charged by Mr. Mc Calman with having committed bigamy in Georgia. Dr. Lewis vigorously denies the charges against him and contends Mc Calman is seeking to ruin* him because of the Atlanta episode, which he also de clares was an unjustifiable prosecution. At the hearing before a justice of the peace Saturday afternoon, Dr. Lewis waived a preliminary trial and made bond. His attorney, John O. Newell, says trial was waived because the prose cution announced several of its witnesses Atlanta Women Who Threw Open Homes to Young Farm ers Enjoyed Their Experience Leters from Atlanta women, who de clare they thoroughly enjoyed enter taining the Corn club boys during their visit last year, are flooding the office of Walter G. Cooper, secretary of tne Atlanta chamber of ocmmerce, as the result of a circular* which he has sent last year’s hostesses. I Last year 40(T Atlanta homes were opened to the Corn club boys, 700 of whom came from every section nx'. the state to participate In the annual show 4 This year theta will be more than 1,000 boys competing for the many prizes of fered by the show committee, and the people of Atlanta will again be called upon to entertain them. Among the ladies, whose interesting replies to Secretarj' Cooper’s letter have already been received are Mrs. William L. Peel, Mrs. Linton C. Hopkins and Mrs. Mary M. Raoul. When a sweet potato acquires enoug u character to partake of the personality of its producer it becomes rather un canny. For a ’tater, no matter how were not present and that it wished juicy, no matter how sweet, is, after time to take out attachments for them. FORESTERS’ FIRE FIGHTS PREVENT GIGANTIC LOSSES Don't Quit Tobacco (Unless You Beally Want to Do So.) Control Yourself Sensibly You needn’t lose the pleasure of your pipe, cigars or cigarets, snuff, or chewing tobacco, if you will reduce the excessive quantity to a safe and sane minimum which will give you far more satisfaction than you now get. You should find an immediate improvement in health, tranquil nerves, stronger eyes, heart, stomach and kid neys, better memory, will-power, clearer skin, good appetite and numerous other benefits. Write Albro Co.. 1"4 E. 32d St., 325-A, New York City, for free book; It is different from any other—will give you a cheer-up, glad-I-am- alive feeling. Find yourself enthusiastically welL optimistic and saying you really enjoy your, self nowadays; that your health was never bet ter and you are getting more genuine satisfac tion out of one-tenth as much tobacco.—(Advt.) WASHINGTON, Nov. 10.—Chief For ester Graves care-taker of the 165,- 000,000 acres of forest land owned by Uncle Sam, who has returned from s tour of inspection, visited virtually all of the 160 forests which are public property. Mr. Graves expressed pleasure over the excellent showing being made in fire fighting. This is a work, he declared which it will take years to bring to complete efficiency, but many millions of dollars worth of good timber already are being saved annually. A report which had just reached him telling how eight simultaneous fires in one district of the Halamath national forest, California, had been put out with a loss of only ninety acres burned over, was pointed to by him as an indication of what was being done in saving valu able timber. all. only meant to be eaten, and has no business whatever in asserting itself. Consequently, when David Yarbrough, pulling up “spuds” at his farm on the Boulevard, the other day, unearthed a twisted tuber, he looked twice, scratch ed his head, and gaped in astonish ment. David Yarbrough, you see. is by trade a plumber and by inclination a second Luther Burbank. He it is that grows green corn in his barn all winter and enjoys fresh succotash for his Christ mas dinner. But none of his experi ments equaled the shape of that po tato. If it hadn’t been covered with loam and hadn’t been in a potato patch, Da vid Yarbrough would have sworn that potato was a section of pipe he had been using for plumbing. For it was curved in the shape of a “trap” and from all aopearance might have served cor first-class piping. He brought the potato and the pipe to The Journal office and had ’em snap ped together. Which is which? “That potato must have known I was a plumber,” declares David Yarbrough Georgia Products Dinner Will Bring 1,000 Guests Together in Auditorium Rheumatism A H me C re Givei by One Wf-o Had It In the' spring of 1893 I was attacked by Muscular ami Inflammatory Rheumatism. I suffered .as only those who have it know, lor over three years. I tried remedy after remedy, and doctor after doctor, but sucu relief as l received was only temporary. Finally, I found a remedy that cured me completely, and It has never returned, i have given it to a number who were terribly afflicted and even ..bedridden with Rheuma tism, and it effected a cure in every case. I want every sufferer Ir m any fiu-v.i of rheumatic trouble to try this marvelous heal ing power. Don't vend a «ent: s in dy mad your name and address and I will send it free to try. After you have used it and it has proven itself to be that long-looked- for means of curing your Rheumatism, you may send, the price of it, one dollar, but un derstand. I do not want vonr ui *»*>y nnVsi you are perfectly satisfied to send it. Isn’t tha' fair? \' hv suffer any longer wm-n positive relief is thus offered you free? Don’t delay. Write today. Mark H. Jackson, No. 587 Gurney Bldg., Syracuse, N. Y. INDIANAPOLIS TROLLEY CAR STRIKE HAS ENDED That Main Auditorium Will •Be Ready in Time for Dinner (By Associated Press.) INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 10.—For the first time in seven days the people of In- served in the main auditorium and not dianapolis heard the hum of motors and i n Tuft hall as has been announced, as- clang of bells of street 'cars this morn ing as the service, interrupted by th< strike of the employes of the Indianapo lis Traction and Terminal company, was resumed. In charge of the cars were the n>otor- mep and conductors who a week ago last ni£ht quit their places whe the com pany refused to receive a committee ap pointed to present their grievances. An unusual result of the strike was the release of Harley C. Carlton, a mili tary prisoner at Fort Leavenworth, so he it could attend the funeral of Thomas L. Carlton, a chauffeur, shot and killed dur ing rioting last Monday. , , j Baking company; candy by Norris, Inc.; Definite Assurance Is Given fresh ° nini ° ns and new potatoes by j I Lee Barnes; Habersham county apples, by C. J. Haden. It was announced that there would be many others reported at the meeting of the committee which will be held Monday at noon. Chairman Milt Saul, of the publicity committee, has announced that Presi dent Arkwright, othe Georgia Railway and Power company, is deeply interested in the movement, ' and that this com pany will donate free of charge all the electricity needed in connection with the dinner, while the Atlanta Gas Light company will give the gas for cooking it. But the eating of Georgia products will not be the only feature of observ ance .of Georgia Products Day. Geor gia products will also be worn at the That famous Georgia products din ner to be given on November 18 by the Atlanta chamber of commerce, will be surance having been given to the gen eral committee of the chamber of com merce that the automobile show will be out of the hall :and everything Clear ed away in time for the big event which will bring together at least 1,000 Geor gia diners upon toothsome Georgia mor sels. This has given a new Impetus dinner, and there will be a contest be- to the dinner and the committee has . tween some of those who attend to gone to work with a determination to ' see who can go the greatest extent tn make it a, bigger thing than ever. | securing Georgia made wearing ap- Plans were made Saturday which will i parel. contribute materially to the success of 1 Chairman W. H. hite, Jr., of thr the function, which is to take place general committee, has set the pace by at the same time with 100 other Georgia, announcing his intention of having ev- products dinners to be given under the article o_ clothing worn by him auspices of the various chambers of that night Georgia made The only commerce over the state. thing that is troubling him so far The dinner is to be served by J. Lee Cl ^ f ° T Barnes, well-known a ATTEMPT ON LIFE OF MILLEDGEVILLE MAYOR (Special Dispatch to The Journal.) MILLEDGEVILLE, Ga., Nov. 10.—An attempt on the life of Mayor Miller S. Bell was made at 3 o’clock this morn ing when an unidentified person fired three shots through the window into the bed occupied by Mr. Bell. One bullet passed within two inches of the mayor’s head. Citizens of Milledgeville have offered a reward of $1,000 for the capture of the would-bo assassin. The vigorous campaign conducted by Mayor Bell against blin~ tigers in this city is believed to have incited the at tempted assassination Mr. Bell is a nephew of General A. J. West, of Atlanta. Greatest Nerve Vitalizer Known A Recent Discovery. Kellogg's Sanitone Wafers, tile Most Effective Nerve Strengthener Ever round by Sci ence. Make Ton Strong, Happy, and Vigorous Again. CHINESE SLAY JAPANESE TO AVENGE MERCHANT FRESNO, Cal., Nov. 10.—V. Yonamona. ! ^jH*Yu'e V credi t h f o r °a!l l™of @ t h e & Ge 0r~ia 01,1146 anx,ous that the clo,h shou ' d - Japanese, was shot and killed last donated f *“ "" by Chinese Tong men. ___ ... , . ... , spare no effort to find it. hotel man, who is making his suit of clothes. The suit Itself will be Georgia made, but he if night, presumably by Chinese Tong men. ner in which these have already begun To Women Who Dread Motherhood Information How Thoy May Give Aim to Happy, Healthy Children Absolutely With. out Fear of oain. Seal fro* No woman need, anv ong- k ei dread cne pains of childbirth Di J H Dvt devoted ois ife to relieving tne .or f rowsoi womer. He nas J pro ven thar the pan at *childbirth nee I no. onger r be feared d> womananr 1 we "will, gladly tel! you now it may b* done absolutely free of cnargt bend noui game and address to Dr j H Dvt Medirai V Institute, if? 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Tt is feared the association; corn field hams by White turni t0 the mlne . The miner had killing will lead to retaliatory measures Provision company; bread, by Schlesin- and a prolonged feud between the races. ger-Meyer bakery; rolls by New South OUTBURSTS OF EVERETT TRUE By Condo come to LaVeta this afternoon to visit a dentist. When he started to return to the mine he was surrounded by strikers, but managed to send a telephone ap peal for aid. Three guards came to LaVeta, rescued the miner and started for the mine in an automobile. The 1 party were attacked, and in the ex- i change of shots the occupants of the j automobile were killed. FEATHER BED BARGAINS Send us $10.00 aurt we will ship you one first-class new 40-pound Feather Bed. oue pair 6-pound m;w Feather Pillows ($2.50), one p&irfull size Blanket! ($3.00j, oue dandy Corofori. full size (S3.00), all for only$10.00. All ne v goods and no trash. Biggest Bargain ever offered. Satisfaction guaranteed. 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