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815MI-WEEK1 S TIMES E.VTBRFRTd K, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, WHENEVER EDI HEED > MEME EDDIE • TRIE SHOVE’S The Old Standard Grove's Tasteless chill Tonic is Equally Valuable as a General Tonic because it Acts on the Liver, Drives Out Malaria, Enriches the Blood and Builds up the Whole System, ForGrown People and Children, You know what you are taking when you take Grove’s Tasteless chill Tonic as the formula is printed on e^fery label showing that it contains the well known tonic properties of QUININE and IRON. It is as strong as the strongest bitter tonic and is in Tasteless Form. It has no equal for Malaria, Chills and Fever, Weakness, general debility and loss of appetite. Gives life and vigor to Nursing Mothers and Pale,* Sickly Children. Removes Biliousness without purging. Relieves nervous depression and low spirits. Arouses the liver to action and purifies the blood. A True Tonic and Sure Appetizer. A Complete Strengthener. No family should be w ; thout it. Guaranteed by your Druggist. 'We mean it. 50c. Iadv.) DIAZ STOPS FOR A WHILE FOUR BILLION POSTAL CARDS ROOPER CALLS LEGISLATURE of THAT STATE i man who is alleged to have MEETS S KPT KM I IKK EIGHTH, AND GOVERNOR OUTLINES •IANV NEW MEASURES FOR ITS CONSIDERATION. -Gover- AIDK1) THAW IN HIS ESCAPE WILL HE PROSECUTED ||Y IM MIGRATION AUTHORITIES. Sherbrookf ‘Gentleman" Quebec, Roger Thompson, car 29.- the Nashville, Tenn., Aug. 29 ror I.ooper today called an extrajchauffeur who-drove th fission of the Tennessee Legisla-1 which Thaw made his escape from tu e, to convene September 8th. Matteawan, was today admitted to In his call, the Governor recoin- j $500 bond when he appeared for mended the enactment of nearly j trial, cn the charge of aiding an one hundred and fifty measures, In-j “undesirable” to enter the Domin- cluding several appropriation bills, j ion of Canada. and six bills looking to better en-J. F. Campbell, or the Immigration forcement of the prohibition laws of Department, unnoticed that he wish- DEAD EXPENSE WILL RE NEEDED BY THE GOV ERNMENT FOR FOUR YEARS, AND BIDS ARE CALLED FOR BY BURLESON—McKINLEY’S PIC TURE TO COME OFF. Washington, Aug. 29.—The Post Office Department will require four billion post-cards In the next four j actually pay into the State treasury, TO STATE OF GEORGIA. SAYS TAX ASSESSOR HART—FORTY NINE BOUNTIES PAY EXPENSES OF STATES, HE SAYS. 1 Atlanta. Aug. 29.—That 100 coun ties of Georgia’s 1 19 are drawing out more money annually than they IN LONDON AWAITING NEWS FROM MEXICO—WILL PROBA BLY NOT GO TO JAPAN UNTIL LATER. London, Aug. 29,-MIen. Felix Diaz, immediately upon his arrival here yesterday, telegraphed to Mexi co for latest developments there. He declined to make any comment on the situation until he had received direct advices. His future move ments also depend on the nature of the news which lie receives. Gen. Diaz said he hadn’t decided whether to proceed to Japon on his i previously executed by private con- proposed mission, or return at onco J cerns. The government furnishes to Mexico. Should lie be nominated the plates from which the cards ureteral's department to compile a list 1 for the Mexican presidency at the]printed. i 0 f the counties, with the amounts October election, he would return. His trip to Japan was interrupted because he was advised in Canada, of illness in the Emperor’s family. and Postmaster-General Bur leson today asked that tentative bids be submitted for furnishing them. The Government printing office now holds the contract, hut it was was the startling information re vealed to State Tax Assessor Hart; yesterday. Judge Hart wished to know just how much each county paid in and withdrew from the treasury. Ac cordingly, he requested Secretary ; Harrison, of the Comptroller Gen-! NEW GIN Farmers Gin Company COOLIDGE, GA. Our New Gin is Now Ready for Ginning and will gin daily, cleaning up all cotton brought in before closing down. This Glil "ill b a7i experienced vice possible. We pay the highest inder the management of Mr. W. F. Carter nner, and will give the public the best st»r- •Icet price for Cotton Seed. Farmers Gin Company W. F. CARTER, Manager. i » I 3 - H * P > I I G 1 I it > t The portrait of Thomas .Jefferson | expended a s well as withdrawn. The takes the plarc of William McKiv j list showed that about 100 counties ley on the new cards. EXPECTS FRANK WILL BE HONE! BOLTS BUS withdrew more money anTiually than they paid in, and that the deficit is made up by the larger counties, in- j eluding Fulton and Bibb. Judge Hart is conducting the most minute investigation of the entire taxing system, with the view of over play for «. Luke Langford left hauling it to meet the demands of ] Atlanta, where she was called by th« the new law which was passed by I ni n ess of her mother, the recent legislature. j the state. WILL KEEP PARK GLEAN ttl to press the charge that Thomp son entered Canada by stealth. Coun sel objected to this, and at their re quest the hearing was adjourned u*ntil September 3. DORSEY MAKES THIS STATE MENT, PENDING THE DEVEL OPMENT AT THE OCTOBER HEARING. Atlanta, Aug. 29.—“I confidently expect Leo M. Frank to hang.” de clares Solicitor General Hugh M. Dorsey, in an interview today. ”1 say this not only because I believe the defense has no just grounds for an appeal under the law, but because I am convinced that Frank is guilty JjMlies Study dims Tuke Up Matter; To Cure a Cold In One Day of neaniiijt Up Mitchell House | T.ke LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine, it .top. the. I’nrk Where Concerts Are 1 Cou * h * 0<1 Headache «nd works off the Cold. ' of the crime for which he has been * ...... ! refund n»on**y if it foils to cure. ! rmviftpU Th#* trinl w'lh fair* the Held W eekly. B. w. CKOVij'S signature on nich box. 25c. ! J he trial rair, the * i adr. I verdict was just.” The ladles of the Thoraasvllle 3tudy; Frank and his lawyers appear I «. A. If. AT fllATT XXOlHi t: Class have voluntarily taken upon ; themselves the task of looking after, Headquarter* Will he .Moved to That the government lot on the Mitchell j Clty September 13th. House Park, and are trying to keep. it clean and la good order. Bridgeport, Conn.. Aug. 2n.—Corn- Being ill the central part of town, j nl an1er-in-Chief Alfred Beers, of the this park is always before the public Grand Army o( , he Hepilbllc, Issued eye, and the t idies feel that It would ; orderg here today be a ’dot u: on the town if made a ])e headquarters iping ground for trash, 1 JAYS HE WONT BE BOUND BY DEMOCRATIC CAUCUS, WHICH HE CALLS “POLITICAL MA CHINE.” WILL SUPPLANT PRtSENT METHOD sort c etc., so they kindly offered to take] j will be changed , annoimcing that of the G. A. R., to Chattanooga, Tenn., September 13th. The Chat- charge of it until the government: t an ooga Encampment parade will be was ready to begin building and; he , d Qn thq 8even teenth. while the f they gre doing all in their power j first business session will convene render it attractive. Mr. VanVoJk-| OI1 , ll0 eighteenth. Washington, Aug. 29.—Senator Hitchcock, a Democrat, who refused to be hound by the recent caucus, denounced the Democratic Senate caucus today, as a “political ma-j chine.” His statement marKect a re-open ing of the fight over the income tax. He said, “Why should every amendment, however good, be voted down, simply because it came from to j the other side.” take an entirely different view of j The Democratic insurgents, who the situation. Frank does zwt look I yesterday demanded an increase in or act like a man who believes him- i the income tax on large fortunes, self to be in the shadow of the gal- 1 apparently had gained strength, and lows. He maintains the same lm-j today they insisted they would force pertuhle calm which has remained I substantial increases, with him throughout the trial. He The Senate leaders, it is said, eats three meals a day. and calmly! were prepared to grant a concession sleep'? eight or nine liours every] to the insurgents, night. j Mr. Hitchcock’s attack was deliv-j Frank is in frequent consultation ! ered In connection with his amend- ] with his lawyers and it Is under-j ment tor a heavy penalty tax on I stood that they will let him take a i trusts and monopolies controlling! leading part in the decision of how more than one-fourth of the coun-; the various features of the fight for j try’s production or trade in any giv-J DOLLAR CERTIFICATES OUT enberg has been engaged to look af-j ter It. nnd he Is endeavoring to do j TIlirHTU wltat he can to make and keep tl>e i rfll Sr TWlNTi place clean. J Benches nave oeen put in the j park, which are very convenient forj those wishing to stop for a short | Washington. Aug. 29.—The Treas- rest, and also for those attending: ury Department today Issued a spe- tne hand concerts on Friday nights, dal warning as a result of the dis- In connection with this most lau- covery by Secret Service agents of dable attempt to make of this park [several counterfeit twenty-doltar gold a beauty spot, Instead of a blur upon j certificates, the general neatness of the town, it is said that many people, Idly or thoughtlessly, are In the habit of leaving torn paper' scattered around, empty candy boxes, paper bags Messina, Italy, Aug. 29.—Tho «els- etc., which they throw away ntlc instruments In the government after using not stopping to observatory here, have registered think that it makes double continued eurth disturbances during work for those trying to keep the [the past 24 hours. A strong ltttrri- iTlace clean, and it is very discour- jcance is also blowing, and the popu- aging after working to put it lit good j lace fears these unuBual conditions shape to find everything to be done, foretell a fresh disaster. over again In a few hours. Tills is j Just from the want of a little thought I' XT HA1.IHXE, Oh of course, and the ladles are certain j KSOMSH, ARRIVED TODAY, that if the matter is called to the ^By Associated Pres* ) attention of the public, 4 that they ! will soon be interested In the plan to keep the park clean and make it an inviting resting place. new trial are to be carried out. j en line. New York, Aug. 29.—Viscount Haldine, the Lord High Chancellor of Great Britain, arrived here this morning, aboard the Lusitania. He was met by represe7itatlves of the government and members of the To Prevent Blood Poisoning j American Bar Association, whose •PPly at once the wonderful old reliable DR. j . , ... . (lur i ng »,| K »i V e PORTER'S ANTISEPTIC HRALING OIL.a «ur- j g‘*esi lie will ne uuniig ms uv« eical dressing that relieve* pain and^healt^at, days’ play in this country and ill iCanada. | Viscount Haldine is the first Lord | High Chancellor to leave England In over four hundred years. the came time. Not a Unimeat. 25c. 50c. Sl.oa . (adv) BIG GATES BEING BUILT. Curts 014 Sirts, Other Remedies Won’t Cure. The worat caaea. no matter of how Ion* atandinc. are cured by the womierfu), old reliable I>r. Porter's Antiseptic Healing Oii. It relievo Pain and Ilealaatthe »amctime. 25c, 50c, J! •• adv. FOREIGN EXPERT SAYS WIRE LESS WILL TAKE PLACE OF TELEGRAPH WITHIN COMPAR ATIVELY SHORT TIME. Wireless telegraphy and telephony ultimately will supplant telegraph and telephone communication by wires, in the opinion, of J. P. Chris tensen of Copenhagen, an electrical engineer and wireless expert who has been making experiments at the Arlington statioTi, Washington, for an En ’lish Company. “It is only a matter of time when; it will be possible by wireless teleg raphy to send a message around the world,” said Mr. Christensen, to tho reporter of a Washington newspa per. “The problem of space is not a difficult one to solve. The wire- j less annihilates space, and I can see I in the future that wireless communi cation will entirely supplant the present means of telegraphing by ! wires. Wireless, of course, is a ] cheaper method of communication, land while electrical storms inter- ; fere with transmission. Just as they Mrs. W. A. Kyi home in C’olumbr it to friends city. Misses Lu left today fo us, after a slior l relatives in Rhoda Leste *r spending tin y pleasantly ii 'other Canadiai have return past six wee Nova Scotia points. Miss Carrie Mae Chapman, of Cochran, Is the charming guest of friends and relatives In Thomasville for a few days. Wheeler, of ELr- visiting relstiim; Carfer of MerrUTitlie- ie well known faruaen ft. Newton is spen dicey. re*-* in Montgomery Ak^ air. Miss Lillian Jones has returned after spending the past few w***ks L. Blakely and at f.ookout Mountain. Miss Shellmn and Mrs Heights. Lou Crltteml Is the guest of Mr. Herring, on Mallette I Mr. .foilii Watt ret Mr. .!. B. G. Eason of the Pros es’t "Ginmiinlty. was among the roll-known planters in the city yes- erday. Mi ss Sidi is the Currency Rill Reintroduced. ] do with wire, telegraphy and tele- Washington, Aug. 29.—The Ad- 1 Phony, the interruption is not so min 1st rut ion currency bill, ns adopt- l° n E sustained, because when a etorm od by the Democratic caucus last subsides communication can be im- night, was re-introduced today by j mediately resumed, whereas, In the the Chairman of the House Banking l ra8R of communication by wire, In Wigg time. county, hllsIllesF day. la -Speight, of Ft. Gaines, guest of Mrs. Russell i Clay Street, for a short *d this morn- trie to Vir- id North Carolina. John Aldridge of Grady and living Tiear Cairo, was a Visitor in Thomasville to- left Saturday fo la, where go* idies in the Virgin Mrs. It. A. Daniels left last wee for Hopkinsville, Kentucky, whet die will l»e the guest of tier parem e has returned af ire trip. iad while- Chicago. Be trim ml ot !i citie Miss Lillian Reaves, who has be< visiting Mrs. John Chambers, retur 4>d to her home in Barnesvllle th morning. • were in t ii ! short time ' Florida. ulse Van Buren a m3 Mr: Bureu. of Griswoldville. s city this morning for a , cn route home from. Honey Sale, from the Model San Francisco Firms Get Contracts For Panama Canal Gnteh. San Francisco, Aug. 29.—-The San Francisco firms obtaining the contracts for two great floating cai- sons, to be used at the entrances of Panama Canal, were ordered today to begin work at once on one of the big gates. The cost of their construction will be four hundred thousand dollars, and they will keep two hundred men busy for one year. These entrance gates were design ed for use If it should be found ne cessary to close the canal for re pairs on the oc^an sides of the first locks. BIG NfCGRO IN ATLANTA. It is Said He Tips the Beam at 358 Pounds, Atlanta, Aug. 20.—A negro named Anthony Varner, said to be the lar gest man of his race In the world, weighing 358-pounds, appeared in police cotirt as a witness this morn ing. He Is employed on A local rail way coal chute, and in said to be organta of Atlanta, alio mate neces- ab)e to lift more than any two other gftry th6 resignation of his position men In the coal yards. ftt Brenau. DR. HENRY G. HANCHETT COMES TO BRENAU COLLEGE. Atlanta. Aug. 29.—By the coining of Dr. Henry G. Hanchett to Geor gia to take charge of the normal department of music in Brenau Con servatory at Gainesville, this state adds another noted name to its resi dent colony of artists and musicians. Dr. Hanchett, who now becomes a Georgian, has been nationally promi nent for years as a concert pianist, author and lecturer. His work en titled. “The Art of the Musician,” is one of the best known books on musical subjects in this country, and he is a regular contributor to the leading musical periodicals. Dr. Hanchett received his early training in Europe and Tias spent most of his professional life in New York and Washington. In addition to his duties as head of the normal department at Brenau, he will have charge of the big pipe organ which has been rebuilt recently. In this capacity he succeeds Dr. Percy J. Starnes, whose resignation As city Ji&h* APPOINTED 5,765 POST MUSTERS THIS IS THE RECORD WHICH THE POSTMASTER GENERAL HAS FOR THE TIME HE HAS BEEN IN OFFICE. Washington, Aug. 29.—In the 176 days since he has assumed of fice, Postmaster General Burleson has appointed 5,765 postmasters, or an average of more than 3 2 daily. COLQUITT FIRES SAYS THAT HE WOULD ORDER ALL UNITED STATES SOLDIERS OUT. TO PROTECT WOMEN IN MEXICO. Colorado Springs, Col., Aug. 29.— Governor O. B. Colquitt, of Texas, last night declared he would send every United States soldier into Mexico to protect the American wom en there, if such a step became ne cessary. In a speech which he delivered at the Governors banquet, he said the United States shouldn’t stand idly by, while Americans were being mur dered and outraged. Governor Colquitt’s speech was the sensation of the evening, and was In marked, contract to the speech Jugt delivered by Secretary of the Inter- Ion Franklin Lane. Committee, which will formally re-1 many instances the wires are put ] Apiary. Samples aiul prices on »P- port it to the House early next week, [out of commission for an indefinite plication. A. Williams, Harwich, Gu. Leaders expect probably ten days’ ;time. "The Arlington station, while one' Mr. Charles 11. McKinnon, of Kir- j of the largest In the world, has not ] min-ham, Ala., is visiting his l»ar- J the power that the Marconi stations I eats, Mr. and Mrs. I*. M. M« Kin- turned loo: In Europe have. We have success-1 non, jf the Prospect community, fully established communication j from the Arlington station with ships | Mr. Sam Hjort, who Is with lying |n the harbor of Gibraltar, | Record, in Columbia, S. C., is and have had connection with Hono-jhome for a short visit. l!e will lulu. It will he years, perhaps, he-'.turn to Columbia next mouth to j fore wires for telegraphing aTid tele- sume his position as reporter on ! phoning will ho done away with 1 u : paper, t Inland communication, but the time] - - * is not far away. In my Judgment, ! when ocean cables will he placed by ■ wireless. before Jud-'e J>< F. K. Davis, of W ogaizance. nter Park. Welch, three miles f Oak 11:11 community A Memorial. Illinois Governor .wakes .address. Colorado Springs, Col., Aug. 29.— A feature of today’s session of the Conference of Governors was the ad dress by Governor Edward F. Dunne, of Illinois. He spoke on the growth of public control of utilities. The address was an extensive treaties on the development of the plan in var ious state** since 1905, when the movement took on definite form. Los Angeles, Aug. 29.-^-Captain Joaquin Ahaldo, a Constitutionalist soldier, who was arrested here yes terday, charged with a violation of the neutrality law, aided In smug gling Maso7i’s aeroplane over the border, some time ago. Alcaldo said the bombs which were dropped in the aeroplane flight over Guaymas didn’t contain explosives. He said the “bombs’’ contained cordial Invitations to the displeased Federal* to desert their ranks, and join the Constitutionalist ranks. He said this method cured many re mits. ropean nation in wireless are ahead ammimlcn- Irelers telephones a'ion for several and it h: a dls- * been miles. . when | “The K I of Amrric itlon. In Austria have been in op ; years. There is n< ; mittlng the voice stance of D»o mil j stuxegyfully transmitted 30ft ! The time will come, I heliev wireless telephony will be quite as J ! successful as wireless telegraphy, | but at present we have not had time; ; to give the required attention to it, l the wireless telgraph being more i n-j ! portant.” Mr. John E. Ilartstleld been in business here for some tine left last night for his Gainesville, Fla. Mr. Hartsfleld h arranged to sing at revival servin | A R ai has * mourn f its i in lurch is made to of tlie death of one and mother in Isrea’ e Selih was called •r or death from this ind th vith bln: best of is frle In his tic- ids g< field ;>h. the Union New* ends, who iw that lie she show- our mi TON FAMILY ELECTS WOMEN OFFICERS Chicago, Aug. 29.—The tradition of the Ton family, which, by the wa, ^ Is the largest Incorporated family in ; Nev the world, was broken yesterday, occi when, at the annual election, the] log Suffragists sympathizers elected ' a fl women to all important offices. |*d One male member said, after aj woman member had been elected] WORKMEN’S COMPENSATION. President, that it seemed to be the SPANISH CONSUL BURNED To heath and His Wife Killed, ns Result of Fife Today- New York, Aug. 29.—Illppoly do Urlarto, who has been for the past fourteen years, Spanish consul at ark, perished in a fire which d at his home here this morn- is wife fell to her death from scape, while firemen attempt- id her. down of the id that the ph y Father i i her home wher** Id re n though now men and .-ailed h.-r dosM-d. While i: to part with our mother so ■ rejoice in the hope that as from us one by one they ar*- ithered home to the land of oiuly day where sickness, death never comes and soon will join them in the saints urt delighted •ir church minutes t >py spirit of the day, ”to let them have j This all the offices. Matter Will be drought to At tention of liar Association. t HONDURAS AtN’PETS U. 8. PEACE PLANS.I i\e a page of o r 'cord t this sprea J »e sent to th* r publication i;.y be seat to • ANOTHER STATE REPRESENTED. 1 Montreal, Aug. *5.—The Uniform Washington, Aug. *-’9. llondu , state Laws Commission, which is [today became the fifth country Washington to Have Stone Inscribed meeting here, arid which is connect-1 accent the details of Secretary in Monument of Same Name. ■ ed with the American Bar Assocla- State William J. Bryan’s peace pi jtion. decided to frame two acts j - Washington, Aus. 29.—The War] dealing with uniform workmen’s Department today granted Washing- j compensation and such legislation, ton State permission to have an in-; One of the cast would he compul- thereon and a copy Times Enterprise, j with a request that J the family at Pavo. ! W. H. SIMMONS, | J. T. SHERROD, I. I*. HART. • Committee scribed stone inside the Washington • *ory nnd the other elective, monument. It was one of six states] The question of compulsory insur- not being represented heretofore. I anoe by employees Is not mentioned Recently Colorado was granted in the draft form of the proposed i this permission, and now only four act, but It is said it will be Incor- statei art unrepresented. porated in additional clauses. Simplest constructed, tightest running, fast est cat- . t Jt-y Qgj. tin* gii Taylor Feed s^'.resrr _ ™—__TelUtke Tale lapro—1 qui<-k ku»| wriii tacking 4a*!c«. e Ma 4rU«. £,m\ atUckiMaU. S.lio.Ulla Ular. ImtfurMt**. VHm»>oo. BuyfrootSofactory. ’ HALLARTHACaUdXT CO..WC FARM LOANS 5 years tim* — Ka»jr PaymrnU. lowest rates. Iar» anionnta a Sporlalty. ll.VltlttkW I.OVV .V AI4STKACT CX»MPAXV. Prlhjun, Ca.