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m BANWBR-BgRAl.D. ATHEM. r.BOKQIJ \TiriI7C I 1 * 781 * 1, Treatment of Employees W d j} A Big Asset With Rogers Co.; HOLLAND STAGES COMEBACK AND BEATS BULLDOGS SECONfrTIME ‘ By-H. JACKSON It was the visitor:', second vlc- wftor trainling the Georgia Sum- ; l° r y °f the season of the White »|r school club ?tw. seven frames clan. They having turned the local the fast Now Holland crew staged club hack in Gainesville recently, •spirited rally and took the game Khler, Peli. Pc ter and Allen play- tJip game 6 to 4. Several free pass- 0,1 Rood ball for these lads and P brace of miscuos and two hits fonn J ‘ Rre tt punch offensively. ®^tte<l the visitors' three 'runs and Harry Middlchrooks, Moore and Jtlfr* them a 4-3 advantage. The Allen turned In some good work •Tfctory came as a tig surprise oj w Uh tho willow while “Ham” *the. Georgia gan scorned to be a Powers caught one of the best TOpre balanced club ui> to the fatal gnmra of his career, eighth. Fred Rale and Kldrr ? The first three sessions all * n the mound work but tho Geor ' tfridod bne -rune to the Bulldog Rlnn received poor 'uppnrt. Both «ausf* but In tho ensuing frame the pitched good hall b..t Sale prow "IVhiti! lads had considerable trou- "did and lost control of his hook "with Elder, the New Holland cs the battle waved while Elder J^oumlsman. Fred Sale, the ace of grew stronger, tin 'local aggregation, drew the The Bulldogs battle Monroe tn- ftplldOK assignment and breezed day at 4:15 down at Sanford’s i^lopg In fine stylo for tip* first trrndow. •lx frames. But the final frames The score by innings: Totals todfc the glory from his deed of New Holland ...010 (I'M 037,-G cfcrly Innings. Georgia ..Ill 000 001—4 'The little hurler seemed to slow. Batteries. Geo-gin; Sale nnd up lit tho final Innings and was Powers; New Holland, Eider and not effective. Allen. . All Get Vacation With Pay I A3 tin example not only of the months, oifc to two weeks vaca- lair treatment .ucurded its em-ftfon, depending upen ihc length ployes, but evidencing an unusual of time employed by the corn- degree of interest m ail those con-.pany. This vacation is granted I^W ful1 P»y- aa '< mean., i" the ci’t v W ’Jm*Vo thousands upon tho us- *?! jr n ** truly pointed to as and.,-of dollars paid to its cm- f . oth n r . /T ployeo while cnjoyinH their vara- corporation. «ou!d do well to fol- t lon. Aml tho Journal of Labor rp.. . .. in refinWy- informed that this com- ntfinil n a «/°t>. C,b i y b . rou £ at . th< ^! pany rrocs a step further in look- £ . i'| ,e r " y “ S ,mb ' C “(ling after the welfare of its cm- hoiM „ h ■' U ' y ., ! ; OUr " a Ratlona ', ployoa. It not only eneouragjes- ^ ( ’if ma, ', y > particularly its younger mcn- . w t0 . b J® bs . erVC< ' by ‘ |U,to lalone lines of thrift and industry, a number Of Atianta merchants,iho'pin* them financially as Ur as VI I. ly ° , l lo!e T T possible, to purchase homes, but Wei rlZ„£ r S CC Z !L n , c - 7 bc that in times of stress and sick- ,1 n \^ any ° n da , tc :,CflS t *' e company goes down into Le „ n ,e? . KroUp l ." ncar|y it" packets and renders aid to tho two l undio storea-a ittio more fam ' iJy of any employe when mis- ™", ,nc u ' n,|r : d •" £t'anta an[ fortune of any kind overtakes the "f ar , ly . ""<= hundred scattered ,, ca(1 of th „ fanl j ly . It has paid A '“ ba ”’ a aml out many hundrcds-perharrS thou- rere eyen S -Wc clnsd it this time,” sajd *“»*> ° f <,0, - , " r8 - within *- ht! P** 1 one of the officials of the coni- ^;„ or pany, “not only to observe Inde pendence Day, hut alio thri our six to cjjht hundred employes might take a little vacation with their families, cnjoy'ng the day in tho woods if they desired at, of course, ro roM. to them, an ther was no reduction from thrir piy.’ Figuring on an average :;nlary of aP of its ncar’y c’gh: hundred employes, whic h w« u!d ;*..*nnrt ta more than $2,000.00, aml figuring the loss in silks which run into nows item, by Mr. T. Larry Gantt, purporting to give an accurate list of the various typewriters of standard make* used in Athens. We wish to correct an erron Jeou.s impression, which this arth cle would leave on the minds of those who read it, since the L. C. Smith is now being used by many of the largest business firms and schools in Athens, and we give you at the bottom of this article a list of home of the principal users, which represents nearly one hun dred machines. This list is not complote as it has been made hur rici.ly, and a number of firms have L. C. Smiths which were purchased several v»»*»rs ago th» 4 we could not give without .several days delay. For your information the list that we are giving you does not represent professional men Qr in dividuals in offices in. many cases, neither does it represent individ uals who have purchased the L. C. .Smith for their personal use, r.nd there are a great irfany of these. We do not believe that any. other typewriter c/m claim as strong a list of uSers in Athens, as the list given below Will indi cate for the L. C. Smith. We thank you to publish this article so that those who may be interested may know. The article which appeared in the Sunday’s paper stated that there were sixty-six L. C. Smiths in use by schools and business firms in Athens. We feel confi dent that our complete list would double this estimate. * Yours very truly, THE McGREGOR COMPANY A. G. Booth, Sec. and Treas. complete, follows. Davison - ‘WfdHoisori Company, Athens Shoe Company, E. H. Dor sey, H. R. Palmer & Sons, Geor gia National Bank, Fidelity Loan & Investment Company, W. T. Collins, Inc., Michael Bros., Whole sale, Southern Mutual Insurance Company, American State Bank, Broad Street; Erwin A Company, BensonsBakery, Skelton’s Bak ery, W/lk Steadman, Talmadge Bros. Co., Athens Publishing Com pany, National Market, City of Athens, County of Clarke, Abe* Joel Sons, Bernstein Brothers, University of Georgia (12 Apart ments); College of Agriculture (27 machines); James White Cot ton Mills, Georgia Mfg. Company, Climax Hosiery Mills, C. A. Scud- der, H. J. Reid & Company, City Garage and Motor Company, Reid The list which is only partially Drug Company, Athens Truck THtIRSDA? t -JPLY. ffi-jiyffi ' Electric Company, Athens O’dro- leum Company, Morris Yow, V M C. A., Hanna Mfg. Company Costs a, C, W. Cooper & Company' American Bad Croaa, State High: way Department, Barrett A Com- H “ PiU1 ' Several of the above .uae from two to five machines. ■ j - DOMINION ACCEPTS MINER’S CHALLENGE 8AV8 MAYOR SYDNEY MINES, N.^k—Maj-oi Nicholson- addressing it n! hums meeting of Jlrlklng Coni miners to- day told them their tactics had been accepted as a challenge to the do minion government nnd that th. government apparently waa ready for a “fight ^o the finish.- r WINGFIELD BEATS Risks Title for doctors' hills, medi- horpital treatment and the like, for Us various employes when a need of this sort arises. Certainly this Is one of the ele ments In the conduct of ils busi ness that has made the Rogers Company ruch a leader in the dis tribution of pure food products throughout this Rlatc nnd section. I'r. unusual growth—growing from a handful of stores to poetically two hundred within the past few veair—-has shown the wisdom of J'Gold Dust Twins” Make ®Debut. Nicholson Ties FRecord For Hits and XErrors. By BUSTER JACKSON An intereallnu game uf ball was ilayctl on the “Y” lot between tlu Jnlvereity of Georgia Hummer 4 and Wingfield Wednesday iternvon. Tho fJeJdJng for both teams war Mid- and every one played in Ida ague style especially "Horse' aiyl* the left fielder for the Bum* f School boys. "Horse” made _ • mighty pretty catches. The 'homjon boys made their debut to* j «»-ppo phosen by Cup* * this one .lay hoii- ° f , \ vbb ' b ,‘ b ' h K” p '° rll ['J f-nmtnictimi<dv in Georgia end tho South tiro truly ibf. Pfmim-I nf th. ItS bV;. nroud-rfor while serving the pub- fcf a'lovalVS '"i’u'em- granting all of Us employes, at some period during the summer g the method and manner frf fair ticatmcrtt of its employes.—Jour nal of Lalmr (Atlanta). g ir." !jg,Biy wjw Large Butts County Delegation To Visit Agricultural College DENNY LEONARD Lightweight Champion of the rill battle Lefty rorld Lei a In Wingfield. These boys have Tyadl.r Monday ovening at Yatikoi M>t had any practice lately so they tain not play the game an well iu i?»uhtwei.,ht title. of the old timers, but loVery twelve.rounds to tra* I* assured that they will ROM,.- v A’, rr% -• tatek In shape shortly. t fivlllCf 1 lit 8 captain Nlcholaon led tho tail* * Ul O ling of both teams, itollmt out hree hits ou^ of four tri|»n to the date he also equaled all others In By J. A. JOHNSON JACKSON, Ga.—A fl'« type of, educational work la the farm* r«' tvinior a tour uhirh in L-* l*ith | l uslntEH men and farmers. A tour j which will take a largo repreaenta*. Hon, perhaps 250 men. fro*n Butts ounty will be made to the Geor gia State College of Agriculture and tho collcgo farm. Tho proposed trip bus created lots of Unercsfc , The parties who formulated and sent out tho letter printed bek .arrange the trip iu automoblleo. csrry lunrh • ■: tan hey in* a!s at tho rnfetcria reasonably. Let's make the iri;> a f a sure and I r fit t » every orv" 1 In iMltd county. For further informa tion ace if. (1. V'Hey. (Signed) ' :t. N. rthcrldue, ch'i'rtnan. II. G. iVJJey, cotirty agent; W. A. Doz er, president Klwanls i. lult” . * Tho time hasn’t been no! lob? when itucMiono jiiade to any num- tingfield ah unolly 3 . Thornton ..— 2 . Thornton 4 WWhorter 4 i Ti l Wingfield ....... ......... raust ....—.—— Crane* _.... Parr 4 1 1 € Coffers in Danger Totals Summer School rlarper htaith ^eevey Feasley ■— M .., Lrad V'l.-ms flrholson chant ... 5 0 0 1 iti-Pool Room . Bill Is Opposed Tii * anti-pool room bill, which general judiciary committee of house has decided to report srorably. will find opposM^n f.'<m Athens. It was un<Hrstoo<1 owners hllUard parlors here wt re It Thursday In oppcs'.ton ti " bill. | r In favor of th?* me.tsun _r Jlvo Woodruff, Iti uutho: ’} t 125 counties tq the already banned pool I and other counties are put* i I them out of existence nt th M. N. Tutwilcr, cushler of the Fidelity Lour, and Investment company is of Ihe opinion thul •’.ome peoplo huvo a rather strange s.nse of humor. Tues day ufternoon when he turned the k y to his plac e of business fit wns ns happy ns a lark, with everything siltin' pretty nnd Tuesday night ho slept without the slightest Interference of u troublesome conscience. But whan he e.ime down Wednesday morning at thc.us- tal banker's hour he wns slapped n the middle of the face by lomethlng on the window of hlr »fflce that didn't make him turn my somersaults for Joy. There It was In bold Whlt< lettering, and crude drawing. "What about sumo "Jack," Tut," signed K. Ky K. and ue- .uimpany'.ng the question ad- Jrens d to the popular eashlei was the outline of u great big hand, not n block one becatior the mutoriM uscil to convey th« m rsago woo a white liquid. < tf <nurse it wus nil a Joke on tho part of some mls^hlfvoui friend of Tut's but woe unt« Hint said friend If be should r(tally got "broko" and make an attempt to make n loan fron "Tilt.'' There'll be nothin: furthcoming from the coffers o* this modern "King Tut," that much Is a fact. Just ask him ‘ aro rendering a service Ihtit wBl twi 4 <vf VptCon'ftf^weT-f woobi get shew rrsolts In after days. The inter shows the spirit Is working among Butts men to tho oxtsnt that thing*' arc* r ounty today that will glv The Fairway' lalmnl ■, _ - „ , , ,. IDLE HOUR COUNTRY CL UR . the ,t.r—1 f .T- I MACON. (!«.—Quallfylni; round.' venr tr, m ► «-ly |l5,tl. |( or Georgia Htato Amateur Clol' cad of Hoo olio'chanipiunahi|> bcglnooThuroduy here Trt by ,*«!> of .he large., field, lined ,m,fe S member n“ir D, r„ Hanoi®-* *< art » at ,COk ";:;; r ;‘“ n d , b ; r ,;»>• » *• * Kiu.“ ” STSSc»i,«, i. o^“ h Wnn^r n a tbouaht that. cmnpamtlvely b*h mnniN t.f , fscores will land safely in the sur- ndlt. Hi 'mW lil«"ei-iiiK! ,rlWn * <U»-in,ora. It l« the genera- ined in n tmel ,,, , . loplnlun that an 04 wfl lie Mfe. died on the ffMlow? ,1arrl5 Jon '" ot "»® Cloverltural - left a ln„ Smoodtlon ttal Co “ n,ry V'v “.S' 1 To * kept away from poo' T “ f »««"«••» OeorgU la ’ raid Mr. Woodruff ,>a,, ' rd ,bD ® uilll, >' ln * ”>«" d t • M I with Frank Arndstead of Atlanta RER AMONG SCORE I J ' ohn W ' ° rant of A,lan “- m *' n ' IED IN TENT COLLAPIlr l,er of ,h * L'nlveralty of Georgia 'EKfcVILLE. W Va—I)r Tcam 18 I “ ,,r ' d wlth c - p - Love land, a lecturer froir 1 F.T’ , . . w. f ncrl.iu.ly hurt nml \ * urr ;’ Ml<hurl, f.'rmrr'y of Ath- or, more prnmr.e |«,.*.;*"» •" l-alrd Jiih M«y ton** of Injured when a. tent fllle.: Al ,Tf' . I Chautauqua audience a «»* h Na, ’ al >; of '»• Univeralty to piece. In a lerrl/le «orm *' f h,ul J" B from Monroe la paired with II. D. Carter. Richard Tift plays C. W. Ensign Tift is also a golfer from the C*wV* Country Club. * rdj Hickey, Atlanta star nnd r L’hiVtrsfty student 'meets | George I*. Smith* Dana Reiser is paired with Hor ace Wright. Vlng put across. Tho letter follows: ‘Jackson. Ga.. "July fi, 1923. “Just two weeks from tlilr. date, which will bo July 20, at 6 o'clock a. m.. Jackson time, a large delegation of Butts coun ty farmc'/H and business men, doctors, lawyers, bankert anil ns many la tiles as will go. will visit Athens to boo the agricul tural college, tho farm, dairy, poultry, hog and ill other do/" partnirnls fc/ wlmt Information wo can get and to seo what they have dono with wjxm-out hills full of washes,' hushes briars, rocks, etc.-What they have dono there Ms possible with any aero of land In Butts co rnty if the start la made nnd effort put forth. ••All who have not bad tho opportunity of seeing Lungs ttVd’fc pasture at Covington can do so on the return irlp« Lets' have for tfiir slogan un- 11 Ifg accomplish'nent. 'A Good Fastura on Every Farm In L’uttn county.’ TMs with liye ctock abolishes tho credit uysfeirf, starves th« boll weevil, does away with fc’.d, lnhor and frr»»i;*er bills eventually. "Wo expect ISO lo 200 fann ers from every p*rt of iho county to attend. Wo can't write every onn BO wo urgo every man to toll l» 4 i neighbor nnd four or flvo m. plan nnd answers is smaller than that of last year even. Doubth's: *'! future yonre the number will bet smaller ppd smaller. The boll wepylt scrap In In a way an add test f« i* the mah in the fight. Successful cot ton growing now Is testing to de termine tho fittest. Tho mattor np- prrtrs ut times to Indicate that those who stay b.v the cotton pro duction game will W truly sur vivals. The spirit shown In tho contest so far this year means that the possible, survivals will bo increased over the prospect of two years ng«, $1000 Help Your bch V tvbob 'itjcMinnu jiiatio to ny nun,- . That “something” may happen to you within the next 24 hours. Travel Accidents 14 " l Jtewrg'mi"1-w^i, 1 1*^7 mtVhave become so numerous nobpdyj is-Bf^’ Danger is everywhere — injthg, streets, It tli.It 1 lam found nnd none had be-* ‘3 . , “ coa>.i> iroknd ft..-. The mimboro in ,,»f ^ 0 n the sidewalks, at the crossings, in your auto or on the street car or train. • :‘Ev- USED IN ATHENS McGregor Company Takes Issue With Fig ures Recently Publish ed. Athens. Ga , July 17, 1923. Athens Publishing Company, Athens, G». Gentlemen: Our attention ha3 just been ra f Ied to an article appearing your Sunday’s paper, written as a erywhere”, is no exaggeration. The twelve million persons injured last year were not expecting to meet with accidents—some were'prepared for emergency by car rying Travel Accident Insurance. Are you ? Gel This Travel Accident Insurance Policy for FREE of Cost siJURED Tuesday afternoon, said that - T>r. - Lore! r*ri>ve READ BANNER-HERALD WANT ADS m This Policy, issued by tho Nations! Casualty Company ot Detrcit, Michigan, pays for accidental death or injuries caus ed by Travel Accidents, tho following benefits: SI nnn To * faro-paying passenger in a public conveyance or v‘» uuu a passenger In » private motor-driven or horse-drawn vehicle which la wrecked In on accident, tho Company will pay the policyholder tho rum nf One Thousand Dollars for Los* of Life, or Both Feet, Both Hannr, or Slaht of Both Eyes, or One Hand and On# Foot. Either Hand or Either Foot and Abe Sight of one Eye. reon To a faro-paying passenger In a public conveyance or a v 0W passenger in a private motor-driven or boree-drawn ve hicle which la if recked in an accident, tho Company will pay the policyholder the sum of Plve Hundred Dollars for the Los*’ of Either Hand Either Foot, or tho Sight of Either Bye. *. eocn To Pedestrians struck, knocked down, or run .over by a ▼ ww motor-driven or horse-drawn vehicle In a Public H'gh- way. the.Company will pay tho policyholder tho sum of Two Hun dred and fifty Dollars for Loss of Llfoh WEEKLY INDEMNITY—$10 Policyholders Injured while traveling a a a passenger In a public or private vehicle according to tho terms oft tho policy, will re ceive the sum of Ten Dollars per week while totally disabled for a period not exceeding three consecutive months. Registration, Identification and Emergency Benefit—-$100 . i for and place a dealt with friends hr**«*»*- accident or illness. B. R. 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