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SEMI-WEEKLY TI.MES ENTERPRISE, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1013. THE TIMES-EKTEIPRISE SEMI*WEEKLY EDITION. Issued Every Tuesday and Friday MEMBERS ASSOCIATED FlUfiSS. Daily and Seuii-Weekly Times-Entar- nrlse Published by tb# Tlme»-Ea- terprlfle Company, TboinMfll «. E. R. JERGER i,* -Kd ,‘i"I' W. D. HARGRAVE ....Bus. Entered at the ThomasTlUe Post Offlce for Transmission Through U« Malls a» Second Class Ma i Mattar, Subscription Rates! jne Year - x youths • • • • SI.OS . .00 The Christmas spirit is coming into the city in carload lots tlieso days. The grocery stores and a few oth ers are going to he closed all day Christmas. ■ Strange, isn't it. that the President thinks liis rest might he disturbed In Augusta. How about a nice hot cushaw pie with lots of butter on it, to wind up a big Christmas dinner? Father is going to give his chP- dren a pair of shoes this year. He • a “spug" and glad of it. If you just must get cross at Christmas tim*, make it Red Cross and stamp all you want to. O, for the luck to invent a that would lay two eggs each during the winter months. That girl who expects an automo bile in her stocking—well you would not think it possible, would you? The Macon News is inclined to be lieve that most men prefer a well- formed girl to a well infromed one. Thomasville has not a healthy climate for idlers and hoboes. The sooner they get away the better off we are. scoped and the stomach, bowels anil other organs are crowded together and work badly, so that indigestion and constipation result. Health, or the best possible efll- cieney, the full horse-power of-the person, cannot result under such conditions any more than an engine can develop Its rated horsepower if the cylinders are full of carbon, or that the fuel in the furnace can consumed properly if the drafts are lading for the Federation of Motor cyclists, will deliberately refuse to not properly onen or the ashes are Dawson street residence property, and with it all east except a couple of blocks down Clay street, are serv- by a dead end four-inch main, and it stops at the intersection of Wohott and Dawson Strets. It is not the fault of the waton plant, bu* of the mains. It is perfectly reasonable to sup pose that a fire of any proportions, with a shifting wind, would wipe out a considerable portion of that sec tion of the town unless better water pressure was available than was nail last night. The city recently laid some mains out to McLaugniln Heights, an entirely now portion of town, and part of the property out of town. There are other eecticna much older and with murh mors property values that are not served with any protection of appreciable S,tatus * j square shoulders, straight knees,! If tiie city is too poor to ma * ,e 1 springs of the whole hodv j these improvements, it is the duty L fe pot In tho bc , st way# Thls i s tho| of the council to employ a compe-L 0i!i(l0n reco-nizod by the athletic; tent expert to see just what the tow n I trainers, by tho singing-teachers and I needs, how the water mains could I by a u those who are expected to j interesting n<1 train individuals for great effort. MS SHE AS AUTOS HE SLAVE CASE • FOUND IN ATLANTA Several Atlantiuu* Don't Believe They Should, and Will Insti tute a TcM t’ase. Atlanta, Dec. 20.—Whether it is injustice to tax a motorcycle as heavily as an automobile, under the state’s registration 1 tested out here in the courts. ,,e Gus Castle, a local motorcyclist. not removed. The position most favorable, for health and in which the load or burden of life can he carried most easily Is with the body, hsth T7bca sitting c.nd wisa stand ing. ns it would be if % parson wef^ trying to alt or stand as tall as possible. This gives tho high chest, the flat abdomen, tho erect pay the tax, and will let himself he arrested, in order to test the law. The motorcyclists claim that there Is a manifest injustice in imposing the same special tax on a $150 mo torcycle as on a $5,000 automobile. It’ is declared that in many in stances motorcyclists have been sim ply OTadteg tbo law by tot paying any taxes at all, hut the leading mo torcyclists do not consider that any of their number should violate the law. If it Is an unjust law, the lioa<!, j best method, they say, Is to test it nd have it changed. THODLLE STODY CLASS Yoiiii# Girl Said That Couple Had Ottered Her Honorable Employ ment, But Iliiined Her. Atlanta, Dec. 20.—Atlanta ha^> finally worked up a white slave case that may be the real thing. S. A. Stoe, the saloon keeper, dnd his wife, have been held for the feder al grand jury after the preliminary hearing, by Commissioner Colquitt Carter. The witness and alleged victim is a girl of eighteen years, named An nie Bond. She testified positively that the couple offered her a home and honest surroundings, and after getting her in their power, drugged her with beer, accomplished her ruin, and afterward profited by her shame. Mrs. Stoe on the stand admitted traveling from state to state with the girl, hut denied ever having taken any of her money. EGGS STILL SCARCZ iiproved most effectively, then ascertain the cost and pit it up to the people. If the people say nay, then the fault Its theirs. The council should clear Its skirls by finding out what is needed, and ask ing the people for money with which to secure it. We have adequate equipment to put out a fire that hasn’t gained con siderable headway, if the water pressure Is ail that it should be. We have in some sections water mains, but the supposed protection is but a travesty and a delusion, when we witness such streams as on yesternight, on upper Dawson street. The same position is best for every one, whether the effort be great or small, or whether the work he with the head or muscle. j Tin*; coast \:;\v THE CT’KBEXCY BILL. Meeting of This Orgaui- i /at ion Held Thursday Afternoon | at the home of Mrs. J. S. Hun ter on IIunsell Street. j One of the most enjoyable meet- lings of the Study Class during the : present season was held on Tliurs- • day afternoon with Mrs. J. Scott j Hunter, at' her home on Hansell 1 Street. , The program of study for this l isiv"»i- lnon Q is .Mexico, .md it is one of great interest, and especially appro priate just now, when that country on the market and for general cook • . and its affairs are so much in the ling purposse they do very well, blit Mr. J. It. Kenley, the new presi- limelight. All of the articles on if anybody should by chance want to the program were splendidly writ- moke a little egg-nog for Christmas i.ent of t.ie Atlantic Coast Line, has tCD> 8howing muc h thought and care they are a very poor substitute for had a thorough preparation for that in their preparation and where nil the fresh variety. It would boa pity ... . ... f ... ... . were so interesting it would be hard j j f those who want egg-nog should he posit Ion. All of Ills life, smre reach- tQ di8crlm)nate as t0 their merits, [obliged to talte the nog without the ?ng manhood, lie has been a railroad, The first paper on the program forjpggs, just on account of this rernark- tho afternoon was “Modem Mexico," able behavior of the hens, and it is by Mrs. Eugene Smith. “Barbarous j hoped that they may even yet LIXI/S DENT. The Much Coveted Ifen Fruit Not As Much in Evidence ns tile Demand Calls For. A few of tho hens around the country are waking up to a realiza tion of the fact that they have not been attending to their legitimate business, and are beginning to lay a little, but the majority of them are still on a strike and refuse to work even with Christmas in sight. Rome of the stores have been selling fresh eggs but they are still rather scarce and there Is no indication of a boun tiful supply for the holiday season. There are plenty of shipped eggs employee and he has been with the Coast Line for thirty-one years. Mo'Mexico," was given by Mrs, has been its superintendent, its gen- Duncan, and, “Madoro, and the ltevo- , l4 , lution of 1912-1912, was the sui)- eral manager anil one of its v ’l' e ' j e < t of Miss Bessie Stoyerraan’s ar- presidents. Hence, it is fair to as- tide. The members of the Class . . . .. . .. listened to the reading of these pa- sume that ne knows the road thor-. pers wlth , ntens0 int erst and cu lt is positively believed by those j oughly and is in every respect quali-! joynient, and the general wish ex- watching the currency legislation j bed to discharge the duties of the , pubHc^niraHyr'or alT 0 f'thoso Vu* lending before Congress, that the highest position it has to offer. terested in literary matters, could 1,111 which is to be decided on, will lie is well-known to many people] 101 hl, ' e I ,res, “ Ilt aml i ’ halod ln ) the enjoyment. »>e presented to President Wilson be-j In this section, his duties In the dif-, A TOOSt delightful trio, “In Old James | to their duty and supply their owners with enough for this pur pose . MB. GTS IHTHSILL DEAD. Former Resident of This City Died in Albany Suddenly This Week. 1 F. B. HARRIS THE WHOLESALE DEALER PHONE 184 Sells you or anybody for cash. Groceries and Feed at Wholesale Prices. |Ti J "4a t TiTAs J. L. Congressman Park’s first speech was in favor of a holiday, but notj the kind that Hobson and a few j others take. T /ix* Christmas day probably Tues- 1 Terence positions with the road hav-! Madrid," was given by Mrs, i . . . , , Foster, Mrs. Hah sell Watt and Miss day. This bill is one which does not j lug brought him in contact wit l |F)orrie May H eeth. Miss Jessie Wil- It is a safe prediction that he {son. the guest of Mrs. Hunter, gave jjj t j. j t ... .-..mii , oni .„ nm „„ l7 ,i n ,innn nin..i., Fomo very enjoyable selections ueet the Thomasville friends will regret to learn that Mr. Gus Rudisill, who for merly lived in this city with his Isister, Mrs. Alex W. Healer, died in Albany suddenly Wednesday. The body was taken to Forsyth for Inter ment. A despatch from that city says: Mr. Ons Rudisill. a former re«i Don’t forget to tell tho merchant when you buy that gift that you got the suggestion from the shoppers’ ediion today. lifted approval of j them. in that I will leave nothing undone to main-i- ", * ~ - n 1,1,1 1 the piano, one of them, a very uu j i on t 0 f Forsyth, and a man with respect it is unique, hut it wi’l pass, {tain the road’s present high stand- moult piece, was rendered entirely i prominent connections throughout T , .. . ... . 71,0 pities on tho line of the w Dh the left hand, and those sitting $t a to, died suddenly on Wed* 1 he matter of regulating, chan;- • • Inear her had difficulty in be’leylng, jnesday morning in Albany. lie Is n In S or safe-guarding currency is njroad are particularly interested Ui ‘except for the evidence of their sight, brother of Mr! Hlllyer Rudisill, as- mn „ „, P | nll , nrn ,. l(Sm j knowing what Ills policy will be In; that she was not using both hands. I s | 8tant postmaster of Macon, most serious and diuicult problem, j The next meeting of tho Club will “His boilv was brought to For- There are many features In ;he hill [ rP ’t ar(l to them—whether or not .ie , )0 ho1(1 on Friday aftomoon, with' in ho wliGH imv will be liberal in matters that would Mrs. S. Richey at the Tosco Hotel, whpn is to be passed, vvnidi may j The program for the afternoon will HOG KILLING TIME *A place for the farmers fresh meats fiM lL where they will,; keep. Store ‘Your Meats etc., with us. RATE: 1-4c PER POUND PER MONTH. CALL us; OVER [PHONEL6. Thomasville ‘‘Ice &| Mfg.; Co. t. ESTABLISHf D QUARTER» CEMIRYj AGO. make for their upbuilding. with!^yth on Wednesday afternoon, and the interment will bo in Oakland ; be entirely musical one, and Is not suit the individual ideas or opin- i , Ions or men who have lived in the j • s *° doubt the Interests of the road expected to bo most enj business of taking care of money ail J " ill he his first consideration but, — 'cemetery here Thursday afternoon. other fea- .their lives. There are other fea- judging from his attitude in the past. ^ turkey weighing thirty-eight; . A ... . ..... . pounds is said to bo en route to ajtures which do not appeal to the ^ 18 8afe t0 aa y that the y Wl1 * have certain Thomasville citizen. To say! politician,*who judges by theo. y «° occasion to compiain of him. He “Mr. Rudisill was only about thir- ity-five years of age. He is survived I by two sisters. Miss Nettie Rudisill of Atlanta: Mrs. Alex \V. Healer, of J Eastman, and by two brothers, Mr. {Ed Rudisill. of Forsyth, and Mr. Hlllyer Rudisill, of Macon." ho looks Pleased Is not far from the [rather than practical experience. In profoundly Interested in the up Warran^rhajalmk Oml.ler ( of ^IrM.’ truth. ; fact there seem to be many differ- building th e South, particularly IIun Been Sworn Out. The college boys are beginning to wander homo for a good Christmas! dinner and a few days leisure, pursue their individual fancies their heart’s content. ernes on tho matter. The compact whole is the best bill that could be secured from he mass | opinion and suggestions that was (received from those who vote and 'those who contro’ or operate money. J It may not be what is needed, but i it is at least a conscientious effort i on the part of the Democratic party j to fulfill the party pledges tc the J people as best they could. The tariff I has been disposed of, the currency I matter is on the same road and al- | most at its final destination. The p j leaders of the party so far have j made good. A continuation of the We have received the following | same policy is devoutely to be do- youthful this section of It, and there D reason to doubt that, In so far as he Augusta, Ga., Dec. 20. A warrant ,,, , , .. charging James P. Armstrong, cash- can, he will favor a liberal policy Jer irigh-Amerlcan Hank, in the matter of improvements- in with forgery, has been_sworn out, it dealing with the cities along the Hlie of the road.—Savannah News The Tampa Times this week Is sued a special edition containing one hundred and forty-four pages of in teresting reading matter and adver tisements. It was one of the finest newspapers that was ever sent out of the State of Florida. STAND UP STRAIGHT. with the best wishes of a swain, to whom it evidently appeal ed: “He—Did you know that turning i - down the ;.-as saves matches? i T li p "'ay tbe human body is used She—No, hut turulni down the i la of utmost importance if tho gas often makes matches. l person Is to have tho best of health Comment—turning off an electric, of which that person is capable, light often causes sparking; turning j wit ' J 11 Person it is much the same off a gaslight causes an increase of pressure, and an increase of pres sure causes a lessening of the waste.’* SPANISH DIDN'T HELP HUERT i learned today . The bank closed a week ago by a State Hank Examiner. The whereabouts of . Armstrong is not known, but his : friends today said he would surren- ; der. BLIND TIGERS HE DRUNK Ambassador From Spain So Inform-: i*d State Department Today — j iTwo of the Female Peraunslon Could Washtoon Dec 2« P -Thl Span-j «"lk and HadI to be■ Traua- ish Ambassador here today formally j fojhejlarracke. other WE NEED WATER MAINS. On several different occasion?, nay on many, Tho Times-Knterprise has urged a bond issue for the purpose with the automobile. One re- tents a 50-horsepower engine, an- another a 30, still an other 20, and If the body Is used rightly this full amount of energy can be developed without harm. If tiie body is used wrongly, as is true with the machine, It may be ruined in developing half the amount of of laying water mains ln those sec-|jj 1( , designed horsepower. When tions of the town where they are; rightly used, tho parts are all in badly needed. The fire last night i balance; there is no undue strain to about six o clock, when a residence ^ any part, the chest Is carried ~hlgh, was burned to the ground, Is but an-j Sf) ^that tho breathing is easy, and other to the long string of losses,, there Is the full amount of “wind which have been occasioned by inef fective or insufficient water pres sure. The stream on the Schmidt house would have made a garden hose blush for shame. Tho firemen stand ing on tho steps of the back porch could, by reaching up, throw a lit tle water on .tho roof of the porch. Why It thte thus? Simply And sole ly, they tell ut, because the city has not connecting water mains. The power.’ The abdominal organs are prop erly supported and work with the least difficulty, the digestion and nutrition are good. If the body Is drooped or buckles In the middle, the whole body suffers, and many times disease conditions start In this way. In such drooped posi tion the chest is flattened, *o that the lungs cannot work rightly and| UcII. V llllt, I Ilk 'It Ucl tUIBBBfttUCI . , , , HI I In ,1 rtt* ml..., defended his cnndscation of Spanish 1 l ? a 'i. E ‘ r at n, property nt Chihuahua, by charging: Ger-ldcd that this ""J"'"* »«* » that the Spaniards had violated ,«e j£* "^^t iV utre women | S . jwho wore so drunk that they could not tel! their names, and. In fact, that the Span neutrality laws. State Department today sued a statement saying the reports of the confiscation of Spanish prop erty has been fully confirmed. SEVERE PUNISHMENT j nothing except where the liquor was. I About a gallon and a half was tak- 1 on and the two ne-ro women were (locked in jail, tQ await sobriety be fore they are questioned in refer ence to the matter. FOREST NOTES. Tho forest products laboratory at Madison. Wisconsin, has made 4,00h tests on the strength of American woods. The gathering and selling of acorns is a new industry in Arkan sas, to supply eastern nursery firm: with material for forest planting. Thirty different wood preserva tions are In commercial use In the United States; many of them utilize creosote of one sort or another; oth ers require chemical salts. T.nst year the forest service dis tributed 11f*,000 basket willow cut tings; 15,000 to forest schools; Ooo to agricultural experiment sta tions. and Sl.ooo to individuals. More than 800,000 horse-power has been developed from streams on national forests under government regulation. This represents the out put under conditions of lowest stream flow. Florida buttonwood, a tree con fined largely to the keys along the south const. Is very highly prized for use In rooking on ship’s galleys. Tt burns slowly with an even heat and makes but little smoke or ash. MAD DOG KILLS TWO COWS Honey Loaned FARM LOANS PROMPTLY MADE At 6% Interest, payable annually. The borrower has the privilege of paying part orall of tho principal at any Interest period, stopping Interest on such payment. I will save you money. Come to see me, or write. Prompt attention given %V wrJtt+o inquiries. W. M. BRYAN, OFFICE OVER POST OFFICE, THOMASVI I.I.R. Remember the BIG SELL - OUT? SALE Is Now going on at the BigEStore^of Clark Brothers Thousands of Bargains” for£ you. IHOBLLE BAD6AIN STORE |[32 l^West Jackson StreetQ til Bites Child and Caused Death of Another Dog —Mr. Uarraniorc Suffered a Short Time. Of Mrs. Chappell, of Five Tears' Standing, Relieved by CardoL j GEORGIA V GI'EST OF HONOR I AT II1G NEW YORK IIAXQI’KT. I Atlanta, Dec. 19.—“Georgia shou be proud of Robert Adamson," de clared William Hurd Hlllyer this morning. Mr. Hlllyer, accompanied ML Atry. N. C.—Mis. Sarah M. Chap- ! h Y A ' fr ®' 1 f. has just ro ll o! this town, says; “I suffered for | turned from .New \ork. where the •'* * * gentlement represented this city fve years with womanly troubles, also |tw.. _ stomach trouoles, and my punishment j nt tho bln hanquot olvon in honor of was more than any one could tell. I tried most every kind oi medicine, but none did me any good. I read one day about Cardui, the wo man's tonic, and 1 decided to try it. I had not taken but about six bottles until I was almost cured. It did me more g ood than all the other medicines I had led, put together. My friends began asking me why I looked so well, and l tola them about Cardui. Several are now taking it.” Do you, iady'reader, suiter from any of the ailments due to womanly trouble, such as headache, backache, sideache, sleeplessness, ana that everlastingly tired If so, let us urge you fo give Cardui a trial.. we feel confident it will help you, just as it has a million other women in past hail century. Begin taking Cardui to-day. won’t regret it All druggists. You Hon. Robert Adamson, former Geor gian. now famous New Yorker. Tiie dinner was aiven to express the appreciation of New Yorker Mr. Adamson's brilliant and unsci- P»’i efforts in the campaign which has resulted In the triumph of the Fusion tlrket In the mayoralty ran. and New York city polities. Mr. Hlllyer declared that the din ner, In his estimation, was the most remarkable tribute ever paid to a -**t[ve Georgian at the metropolis, and In some respects tho most re- markable ever received by any t'ltizen of New* York. Present at the banquet, which Mr. Hlllyer describes In glowing words, were seven hundred of New Yora's most prominent citizens, represent ing all shades of political faith, and all classes of business and profes sional life. Mr. Adamson, who has won the af- > - ^ - OwasoMR, T«m.. lor StfcM foot ton as well as the respect of New Yorkers, was _ referred* to Two cows and two dogs have died in the past few days as the result of the bite of a stray fouae which •was mad. The dog passed the home of Mr. Parra more on the Hall road, about tea miles from town over four months ugo and bit his dog. The animal didn’t show signs of be ing mad until a short time ago when it bit Mr. Parramore's young child, a fine Jersey cow, and Its calf and two pigs. Tho boy was taken to Dr. Jarreli, who treated It, and it is ap parently out of any danger of rabies. The cow and tho calf have both died and the pigs are being kept penned up awaiting developments. This dog went toward Coolld-?e and bit Dr. Crow’s dogs, en route. It was killed when within sight of the town. Tho dangers of the stray dog are here exemplified in no uncertain terms. A stray fouse <aused trouble which entailed a loss to Mr. Parra- moro and might have killed his child. UKSKT Thomasville, Ga, received—Ginghams. 38c. TAKE NOTICE! A now line of goods Just and Percales. BEST QUALITY, 8c„ SEA-ISLAND 8c„ WORK SHIRTS ALL DRY GOODS IN PROPORTION. Ladles and Mens Coats Cheaper than before the special sale. Brooms for 13c each. SALE BEGINS AT-0 O'CLOCK A.M. .INI) THIS SALE WILL LAST FQR 10 DAYS. REMEMBER THE PLACE—REMEMBER THE DATE. 321 W, JACKSON STREET. become weak, the abdomen Is tele- £ j . speakers ss ‘‘Father (*a»> er's red-haired boy.” Simplest constructed, lightest i est cat-1 m. s.»»Swi ima.i.a. ujmu. Mm la Ut Ham. fWi Hm$. Iiyfciwllwluliry. bit!■« tufas, irtfsa. AJjssUUi Utar. M.1 « MALLAKT MACHKEXT CO„ Maeaa. 6a. * fcjla—. Uflsn.jpaHi^ tr-4mm I est Wave, ytk aslfc. FOR SALD t have 'juat returned Ire m Ter.r.essce with a fre*h Car of‘Mules and^Hortes, they ere all rcur. d ard young and 1'em sure I can pleaie you. Ctir.e lock them over and remember I swap orjjscll for H?» CASH[or[CREDIT. Make*myfstab!cs your headquarters when in £r.-' i s? r." Thomasville. ED COCHRAN, On Jackson Street. '■•■Mi. iViit*i lii11 ' '"i 'ilk iVi - Yf-'i i