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‘ --W DAILX TIMES FNTRRt-RlSK MONDAY AFTERNOON, DECEMBER 0, 1»I5. DAILY TIMES-ENIERPRISE MEMUEltH ASSOCIATED PRESS. E. It. JERtiER tV. V. IIAIKiltAVE.. . Editor ,. Bus. Mgr. Dally and Semi-Weekly Times En terprise, Published at the Times-En- terpriae Building, by the Tlmes-En- te.pria: Coin.'ftuy, Tkouiasvllle, On. Current Comments Entered at the Thomasvllle Post j C ! i»al OUlre for Transmission through the ji.ititf as second class mail matter. — I of til .'•j insure insertion. All Changes r.>r .sianding Advertisements Must j ’ ,K * rH l-' Han ird lu by Nine O’clock of the i it wa, »My on Which They are to Appear. St ItSCKJl'TJOX HATES .. Daily, Qj-ti Vear $5.00 Daily. Sit Months 2.50 Daily, Three Months 1.25 Daily. One Month 50 PHONE NUMBERS:— Business Manager 12 Editor** Desk 66 Buy for cash, and If cash won’t got It, do without. Tlfton (Jetting Together— The Times-Enterprise is delighted to read the accounts in the Tlfton Gazette of the get-together spirit rthlch has been manifested in the City of '1’ifton since the recent muni- lo'lion. Politics had split town into factions and progress he right kind w-.ts impossible. men who wanted it, but and difficult of accom- linhuient under the staggering endicap of factionalism. The fac- ! ons got together in a mass meet- eakor and the When that ship comes back il! bring a cut-down Ford. audience pledge.! them k Tor Tlfton an 1 Tifton’s prog- . rather than for one of Tifton’s uofore municipal cliques. It is ood healthy sign and we are id and happy for Tifton that It laen accomplished. implicated in an effort to foster, the interests of the Germans in the war game, at the expense of American neutrality. The act or conspiracy, on the part of the German officials has put the matter squarely up to the Secretary of State and he very j properly decided without quibbling or delay that they were not wanted i in this country. He requests the-J Kaiser to recall them at once, which \ i is within his province and quite : reasonable. It is intimated that their j conspiracies extended, farther than : is within 'the hounds of reason, much less law and had the ulti mate aim of destroying American in dustries. it Is a pity that interna t 0 itional law does not provide for pun hment and not solely recall or ex uM ;ii in disgrace. the fcfiTLE Georgia magnet. Valdosta Times. A few days ago. while looking over an old copy of The Times, ;found on the street here and print* d aboui 27 ytara ago, found this paragraph; . both loping k si m- All the Georgia large and small, a girls witii strange ilar to those of Lula Hurst. It will soon bn that no town will be fjis iumtf.de which un«n’t its electric girl. * da; •ad n one ot puiera that Mrs. D. A. as dead, but the report, it affected her past lif.-, was so far wrong that wo did not recognize it as being the Little Georgia Magnet. ” wiio ,* fla/gc so far such a woman should die and even ner own generation forget all about A Japanese statesman wants to in sure world peace by forming an al liance composed of Japan, England. France, Italy, Russia end the United States. Merely bringing in the L\ S. to have all the big neutrals in the the OTATKMBNT OF XB*. CONDITION Of ' ' f IDE OGLETHORPE SAVINGS llil TRUST COMPANY Located at Savannah, Ga., at the Close of Business,. Sept. 21, ltlS. Atlanta is mud because freight rate Increase, hut things ar evened up wlun Bainbridge come out with a lower rate, because of I Cash items . 112.76- ,i ,, , . * , I Other resources (item- the little old muddy Flint and a. j ze( jj few of John Callahan’s boats RESOURCES. Demand loans $ 482,787.25 Time loans 1,229,364.63 Overdrafts, unsecured. 5.00 Bonds and stocks owned by the bank 122,4.19.42 Other real estate .... 7,747.44 Due from banks and hankers in this state 421,485.15 Due from banks and bankers in other states 67,521.41 Currency . . $5,493.00 J Gold 120.00 j Silver, nick els, etc . . 629.07 6,354.83 43.899.37 TOT AI. $2,381,604 50 i.taro-ities. Capital stock paid in.$ 125.O3U.00 Surplus fund 123,000.00 Undivided profits, less f’'. current expenses. In terest. and taxes paid Due unpaid dividends. Savings deposits . ... Demand certificates . . Time certificates Bills payable, including time certificates, rep resenting borrowed money Other liabilities (item ized ) 260.000 00 58,653.23 TOT AI $2,381,604.50 ! Hui-ul Route l\«f roii.s Dis-atisticd- Tlu lie Somebody got in bad by calling ■ metliodist preachers "Itinerants.” * plaints from rural route patrons :n* local post office, within the past — 0 thirty days, tiiat it is the excepion Mr. Villa uutil yel has not told rather than the rub to tind a sails- Of an invitation lo join tlio Ford j Hod customer. T ie fault is. how Reace Party. i -ver. aol with the carriers iliein- o o- with Hie department olfi "Wireless nausea.” is the latest name applied to that old malady we used to call sea-sickness. Reading matter is as necessary in a lioir.e as a cook stove, accord ing to the Marietta News. We have decided not to give over twenty-three presents and to pay for them when we give them. The ;:retty show window displays of Christmas goods, makes, one’s mouth water and pocketbook rattle. Tifton is preparing to unite. Neighboring towns, look out, or you will be passed in the prosperity pro cession. Have you picked your All-Ameri can football team? Most everybody else has and all of them have been published. Now is the time for us men to de mand our rights—the women won’t kick much beeuuse Christmas is at hand. When his mother goes back on Iiim, man has indeed reached an es tate from which there is little, .hope of rescue. cials here. It lies in the attempt of the Tost Office department at Wash- ingon to make one route out ol throe and have one man do- the work of throe, it lias been proven impracticable and has decreased the efficiency of the service to a degree that is appalling. Rural delivery has become an important part of the system and we hope to sec the sys- Onc placed back on its former ba- '!s or other more satisfactory plans worked out, than these . sixty-flve in ilc auto routes have proven. \\Vi • uggest ttint the patrons who are not getting the service write the De partment of their inefficient service, and also urge Congressman Park tc 3C*e if he can’t place the matter be fore the department so that relief will lie afforded. , i). President Wilson isn't worried about anything light now, unless it i e whether his knees will shake on tiic eighteenth. Congress will proceed now to en tertain the folks with something that is at least different from war Ilurwell stands a mighty poor chance to be Governor of Georgia, j vnless things change mightily be-: tween now and August. San Diego Exposition— The San Francisco Exposition was closed Saturday ,wltli appropriate ceremonies. It lias been a success, despite the failure of tinny countries to provide displays and to perfect arrangements which were contem plated before the great European war began. The war, however, help ed to increase Che attendance of people from this country and the large attendance—said to have been close on to nineteen million paid admissions—was due to the impos sibility for travelers to go across the water this summer. That the Expo- si; ion has been a financial success s.eaks w«ll for the management. San Diego also had an exposition on a smaller scale than that at Frisco, ml the people decided to continue, it for a year. It is an admirable display and will give visitors to the West, during the coming year, a eliancH to witness a display that riv als the reputation of California for if a .scenic beauty and effectiveness. vond the Mflledgeviile N< 'r.ie city Where shr past . Europ** The W. & A. Commission— The statement of Fuller E. Calla way, of LaUrance that he will not i»e able to serve on the recently con stituted and appointed Commission for re-leasing the Western & Atlan tic Railroad, the property of the State, is a distinct disappointment to those who know .Mr. Callaway and his business ability. The commis- sion is composed of Messrs. .1. L.' hel . ,., uu ,„ rful actinR Hand. .Murphy Candler and 'histrionic ability." Jordan, with the Governor, an I these gentlemen will selpct successor of .Mr. Callaway. It goe.*- without saying that the four n main- ing members are sufficiently im pressed with the importance of their mission and capable of select in.; a worthy associate. Th*>y will handle the matter with astuteness and intel ligence and for the best Intercuts of • the State. re scheduled for j nf the aim ~nd j a‘id the other, the i -\s, is of rhe G. O. I ven eclipses ofjnext year: thro far surpassed thai of tin* origi-1 three of t lie moc •rn-l to in Columbia State I! later, in ! P. iblislied in j she was horn and i Please, ladies, if you. must wear account of her fun-i R bort skirts, let your white stock I. declared that "dur-! i »R« stay at home until you don 5 years she has up-1 white shoes. iie erou tied heads of | * a.” and that “she at-! Since ‘** n ,ndiana vvoman wnB itionnl attention p v ! strlcken dumb by a certain kind of snake, there have been numerous orders sent in for specimens. STATE OF GEORGIA. CHATHAM COUNTY.—Before me came Al lan Sweat. Cashier of The Oglethorpe Savings & Tcnst Co., who being duly sworn. «nys that the above and foregoing statement is a true con dition of aid hank, as shown be the hooks of file in said hank. ALLAN SWEAT. nd subscribed before i F C. WAY. Notar i is fi" Al.-i-ming Frequency of Auto Accidents— Automobile accidents are on the increase in Georgia at a rate that is alarming. It is not unusual for one of a serious nature to he chroni- I clod every day - sometimes two or more in one day’s news. The new- state auto regulations require that -i:toisis shall not go more than thirty miles per hour over the state roads. If the State is as slow in enforcing speed and traffic regula tions as many towns are, there, is no more use for the law than there is for a horn on a Ford. It is useless j to try to correct road driving in the ountry sections if the many police men and officials in a town are not lile to do so. It is a good sign, henever we note the attempt, how- "er. of city officials to curb reck less and careless driving, and when is accomplished. these deaths II not lie so n.'merous; ich reminds us tint fame Hived. Here is a woman i whose picture appeared In every i new spa per in Europe and America — ! w ho appeared before all of the i crowned heads and yet the paper iu {the city where- she was born does | not seeni Jt9 .knpw that her fame was not founded, upon her "acting or it is t r.i ontr lability, v ’ but upon some ] I supernatural power which defied | {those'w¥io. sought to explain it. Her i power might have been physical .strength in a man, but that could j hardly explain it in a woman so! frail as the little Magnet.’’ Her j entertainment of about two hours j consisted in tests of various sorts, j • One of them was that, placing her | j hands upon a chair, without clench- ! • Ing it, but raised .it from the floor, dozen strong men could not put it I on the floor or break her grasp, witli- Jout twisting or jerking it. She jeould take a billiard cue between I her fingers and a dozen men could not lower It when she resisted, or raise it from the floor when sh* 4 placed it there. By laying her hands upon a raised umbrella of steel frame, the cover would be torn from i it as though lighting struck. She |had many other tests ana ih no cit> j where she appeared did anyone who wTtneVted her performances doubt the genuineness of her strange pow- W’lien you find an old maid who never had any chances to get mar ried and will admit it, you will find somebody that will do to tie to. Bryan lias something good in store when he goes to Donaidson* vllle. CHICHESTER S PILLS - TnE DIAMOND IIUA.ND. a Udlnl Aik jr«wr Dragglat for /\ 3iifs«Afc(6) —ZYi»3 I-oips, sealed with Blue Kit.bon. V/ fe*\SW| Take no other Huy of y.mr V “ to Askforrin.cuTs.TrvM W DIAMOND IIKA.Nf* PIU.fi, f.. r J yearskno*nns Best.Safest. Al»ays K.-Va' lc SOlDBYORUGfilSTSTVErafre W. H. ROCKWELL. Manager. till.* 25fh day of 3ept., 1915 tiblfo. Chatham bounty. Ga. C. S. MALLARD, Accounlanr Thornanviilc. Georgia. Stag Semi-Paste Carter’s Paint White Lead INSPECT Our Complete Line of Brass Beds and Bed Room Fui-niture. Watt Supply Co. Sash - Doors Glass, Oils and end Blinds Varnishes *\ Dr. A. D. f if tie * I OFFICE: Over Neel Bros. ♦ j Broad Street. ♦ i Special Attention to * ! General Surgery and diseases of w omen and children. Phone office 144; Res. 267 @ @ ® @ ® ^ &■ Q ® Try Richelieu I HIMIIIII1I I I I 111 Coffees and Teas ! —mmmunaii trial will con Somebody ought to write a hook on "The Trials of Tom Watson,” and see if lie would mind it going through the mails. England has decided that Uncle Sam can ship tobacco dire t to Hol land anj don’t care how much is re shipped to Germany. When only two men in five have a is sense of humor, it’s of course just j t our luck to strike one of the ih^ee j when we want to tell a joke. I* Shop Early— The merchants of tin very much elated over T-e«*i«! -nt W« (ls December INili— The formal announcement of tie* > vdding of President Wilson to !rs. Norman Galt came at about he time expected, and the details | re quite in line with the previous j nnounceiiients which were, speculn- ion, pure and simple. He will he | wedded on the evening of the eig.t- ; teentfi of December at the home of! Mrs. Galt, and only the immediate { families will be present. The Presi-j jdent lias wisely announced that no j I formalities are expected, but, as us- ity are not | mil. there will be any number of ex- i and elaborate gifts front I the "Shop j pensiv Early” spirit as it has been so far notable people in the United States manifested in TliomasviUe. They j and from foreign countries, state that tin* same old delay is not-1 •••••• ed and they anticipate the usual! Uetm.rhil to Joseph \ iv rush at the end of the shipping per-; >.| and th- isu.-il dissat rom. One trribute to to decide iiices make eel ion of tile chief j ' i of Jo There is a dispute us to which state produces the most copper, but I States in th< there is no contest on 1>ras.i: Atlanta curing supplies for takes it off wftiiouC.a chance for anything elge. We are going to aue Herring of The Gazette! He didn't send ns but the outside pages of hta recent is sue. The only reason the Inside was uninteresting was because It was blank. :• : The Catholics raised merry ned with Tumulty for “allowing'' Presi dent Wilson to recognize Carranza, and Tumulty plainly told them that the government was run on a plan that precluded such things as relig ions prejudice or persecution. have been sr federal prls« Mutters to Atlanta— m who were convicted of gainst the neutrality of the matter of sc* German war- jjipn frqm lie port of New York i n sentenced to a term in the prison in Atlanta. This piison lias become one of the most important and extensively used of the several maintained by the Uni ted States government, and the ad dition of these four Germans, Ham burg Line officials, will add . to the long list of "prominent" prisoners sent there within the last five years. • • • ♦ • lYrnoim Non Grata"— The above phrase Is the mild ex pression of Secretary of State Lan sing la referring to the two attaches the German Hmbas^ w ^ho were appropriate thing for the T Him jasville Elks to tin. For the last fev |years of his life, Mr. Fass made till |club his home, at least during hi leisure hours, and in* enjoyed the Lj ;l y S j att r , fellowship and the friendship «>fl am | s j le |every man with whom he was asso- Lfage care j Hated. The Elk*, by subscription, j w a cksh i raised sufficient funds to erect a ! handsome stone over his grave and 11 hey are going to Invite Rabbi J urn- dun. of Albany, to make the speech at the formal unveiling,.which is to he held some time soon. "Tire Little Georgia Magnet" was formerly Miss Dixie Jarralt and married Charles E. Haygood (known as “Pig,” on account of being un- jusually stoutj, and who was killed Miiledgevllle while serving as chief of police. Mrs. Haygood -vas always known as a spiritualist, u|j good "medium,” and "spirit rap- j pings”—talking with the dead—- were often held at her home, more | j as amusement than anything else, j j The night that Lula Hurst—now j J Mrs. Paul Atkinson, of Madison— gave her entertainment as an "elec tric wonder”—Mrs. Haygood uttend- jed. Going home, she tried the saim* .tricks and performed them so well 'that k*r fame was accomplish'd at' j ter she went upon the stage. After midnight that night her hushaii ! ran oat on the streets and called in neighbors to see the performance,” which all regarded as wonderful. | Her first entertainment outside of j Millod^i*. ill.- uns Ki-.vn for 1 »■ At jlanta, Libiary Association. A ftw [days la11 r her husband was killed and she abandoned .thoughts of a Photographs for Christmas Gifts? Of Course! Fine Frmuiiifi at Reasonable Price.' Moller’s Photo Studio. BROADSTRKET One vince you that They are the best Grantham & Lester, Wheie Quulily Rrigns Supreme Phones 10-310 I 12 N. Broad Street. © & © © © © ; © © © I* © © © ; ijJ © !© '© © © © © © © © © © © © © © © i © © © i © © © © © © The Christian Srlrnco Monitor lik ens tho Chicago hahy case to the glmlitorial days at Rome when the thmubs of the vestal virgins deter mined the fate ot gladiators. Ham Patterson scorns to be In for a good beating at the poles When the race Is run off. Ham deserves ■bout as much as they can hand him, or, perhaps we should have said, as littto, In that connection. Macon, persu ideal her to go on the road, t’nder hi' management and later under the mnnugenieni of a man named Abbott —to whom she srss married—she Visited every capital 1n Europe, pin?, ed before every court. Including the Sultan’s harem, r.nii brought Lack to America trunks loaded with gifts from royal personages, including a beautiful Morocco lined, sliver mounted writing desk from the king of Italy, similar gifts from Russian noblemen, Germans, French and Englishmen. She gave entertain ments before Queen Victoria and bad testimonials and gifts from the Queen And from the Prince of Wales who succeeded to the throne as king. It Is one of the tronln of fate that Fresh Shipment; I: Butter Nut Bread, j’-. Maxwell House Coffee, i * Gphir Coffee, i * White Crest Flour, j;. Canned Peaches, 1 ♦ ” Cherries, !!* ” Plums, i ” Apricots, ; ♦ ” Pineapples. j 1 * Farm Loans 1 am now prepared to ! make loans on farm * lands in Thomas Conn- ( ; ty. If >ou w ant a loan come to see me, 1 can give you prompt service K. T. MacLEAN Wood tor Sale 500 ('oids Oak and E'iiut Wool, Mixed Stove Wood, cut 16 to 18 in. House Wood cut 20 to 2 1 in. Sold by Load or Cord. Phone 69o. Golden’s Store. Win. D. BYRD, Young St., Near Magnolia Park. The “Dixie Gem* Guarantee Read it over— Then think it over. We giuii iiiitee Dixie (iem to gi\e satisfaction or we will take back the coal and give you back your money. We don’t hesitate to make this Guarantee# because we know that Dixie (iem is better than any state ment that can be made about its excellent quality. Dixie Gem is not only big in si/e but it is big in Heat Value. Sold only by BURCH & SON, Phone 187. Call Us Up For Apalachicola Oysters j Cranberries Celery Clioicr Assortment of ORANGES AND ARFLF.S S. Sampson, PHONE 121. FOB SALE AND REM' f furnished cot- it. for the sea- desirable prop- THE MUTUJILCASH STORE Dosin' L. Smith,'Prop. 203 S. Broad St. Phone 681 A sou,I list tages for r son. Also, erties for s S'Tiption. in city and coun ty. Office at Uourt House, phone r>7 and 256. J. 5. MONTGOMERY !* The Massachusetts : j: Mutual * * LIFE INSURANCE CO. ; I * A Policy-holders Company. * 1 * * , Or,-.,mr.-d 1851 * * John IV. Donnell, Dist. Rgt. * i v 22$ Warren A*r. Tiioii)a«ville, Ga. * * j*«*«-**«***«-*«*« + 1 5 .j i Rising Sun Flour Self-Rising and Ready Prepared Best friend to both makers and takers of quality baking. Watch your grocer smile when you say “Rising Sun" Made exclusively by i Made exclusively by ■ THE RED MILL, NASHVILLE, TENN.