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TOE BANNER-HERALD. ATHENS, GEORGIA'
frl the 'Vhlpplnr boss" of Macon (Soil too dry most section of north-
n nil Jlhe certol* of flogirlngs Until Ini; wheat.
]itiv4llA)M ®rjc »«i>4 .ih» ] Geontfa.—General condition of
inhb'ctmrwF Ananitpxtil tfetr w, I cotton extremely poor. Colton dot-
.. inch for ievefal weeks j ertgratad duo to enormous dam-
FFSTJFVi
nn<f county"In H tur* j afce'by weevil worms rust and
was charged durinu I shedding. Entire top of crop doa-land Insect damage somewhat
inony that J. P I treysd by weevil. Cotton opening | checked by dry weather.
—Lf’nttnn doforlnr-
progress generally rather poor or
deteriorating with fruiting prac
tically ended bat late plants stil
vigorous. Weevil nuiiierous witi
considerable damage and fcfkinnj|»
off top crop, bat boll fot shedding; L
in Macon, visited the
(Continued Frcm Paae One)
uilnu witness In the case and pro.
? ndeJ''tha*t he was an officer
by Governor Thomas W. Hardwick
to aid in running down the
that had flogged Mills.
e- ginning progressing and crop all
would divulge their coitui
Both women said they
know Yarborough and did not
know whether the Klan ever Re
ceived letters.
MACON, Ga—Evidence intendei
to show that Dr. C. A. Yarbrough
on trial In city court here or
charge of rioting in connection with
the whipping of R, F. Mills, a chi
ropodist, had knowledge of 1 tier*
written by persons seeking to l»av»
other persons punishe«t for varioiu
offenses featured Tuesday's yes
sion of the trial. In one 'nstaiav
e state wltt\p8*. nn employee in T>t
Yarbrough's office, told of rcadins
a letter In which a mother, a day
or two before ner son was Fuggec 1
expressed a wish that something
could be done to her son.
J When court adjourned r
j o'clock Tuesday until 10 o'clock
1 Wednesdiiy morning five witnensof
had,beem put on the witness stand
The'trial* announced the names ol
fifty-four witnesses at the ^opening
of the case Tuesday morning, in
eluding the names of former Gov'
ernor Hardwick and Mrs. Lin wood
fright, of Atlanta, while the
flense. announced the names
more than 100.
A- Employees of the Ku KIux K
uTUo testified regarding letters i
other matters designed to tear
Dr. Yarbrough, who has been ci
MF!3. J. D. THOMPSON
Need A Tonic?
Whan Run* Down or Recovering
From tha Grip—or if it Laft
You in a Weaknencd Con*
dition, Hero'a Good Advice
Atlanta, On—“I became at
qualnted with Dr. Pierce's Golden
'McUlcal Discovery some years ago
JJiad contracted malaria and the
•Golden Medical Discovery' euref
me and then kept jne , Intt jtoqd
health. ' ,
“My husband had the ’flu* and H
left him weak and scarcely able tc
be around. He took the ‘Golden
Medical Discovery-’ apjL jt hoJpet
him wonderfully. Wc.'rind It Is a
great tonic for . the blood."—Mrs. J
1). Thompson. 209 Dalvlgny St.
Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis
covery Is a well knowti tonic ahd
builder . yu(t jc»p be . proceed In
tablets or liquid *froJh your neigh
borhood druggist or send XOc to Dr
Pierce’s Invalids’ Hotel, in Ruffnlo
N. Y., for a tlral pkg. of thn tabl*
lets and wrltw #qr pee medical nd-
iMj *
vice.—Advertlsenun
SUFFERED FIVE YEARS rrtOM
KIDNEY8
'*tl suffered with kidney trough
for five years or more. I could not
sleep at night and I Was nlway:
tired after coming home from work
and my back ached,” wrltea John
It. Gordon, Danville. III. “I «c
cured aomo FOLEY KIDNEY
PILLS and nfter a few treatment
I felt better and could work will
became stronger an<*
cguld sloop better.” For quick re
Met from Hnckachc, ithoumuti-
i>Hln^_aqd Kidney and, Jiladdej
-trouble use FOLEY* KIDNEY
PILLS. Sold everywhere.—-Adver
tisement.
ASK IF JURORS
ARE £F K. K. K.
The jury selected for
trial, besides the usual question?
put to jurors in city court to d®
term I no their qualifications, weri
asked whether or not they wert
members. V?ver had been member?
or ever had made appllcatlm foi
membership In the Ku K!ux Kin
This question was asked over <ci
tinned objection by the defense.
The jury in the case Tuesdy w
taken to n hotel In charge of pi-pi
ty Sheriffs Roberts and Rranno
Those men had been appointed by
Sheriff Hicks' to handle the jury
hen the nfternoon sealsof
started, the defense sought ti
have,-*! lof the sheriffs depJtlt
disqualified and a new act of depu
Ut» appointed. '
F.O,
(Continued From Page On.)
decided to make the race. *
The meeting of the poet wot
to of the Inrfteet ever held here
Refreshments were eerved at 0:311
and there were followed by a buel*
nee* mcetjjtg and then, dtijicint tvot
enjoyed. Many friend* of the Le"
g(nnn:ilre»*fCfe In attendance and
eeveral nrw members were pres
to ' .
Allen/ n. Fleming, Sr., father’ hi
Allen Fleming 'Jr., for whom the
poet I,, naljiod, waa present and
woe recognized. ’ Col. D. W. Rythetj
etimmandant ortho Cnlverilty R
O. T. C. who hae been transferred
to reiruior army duty, was preee.it
nmf eulnri»>if !
wlrf
picked In many southern locall
ties.
Alabu., v. C> f on deteriorated to
only fair condition mostly rather
poor to fair. Worms defoliating
cotton plants In many fields in the
northern, south, western, and cen
tral portions. Picking and ginning
progressing slowly.
Miasissippi.Prcgrees of cotton
mostly poor. Damage from weevil,
caternlllers nrobably con*
glderable although slight to mod*
urite damage in scattered locali
ties. Some rotting of lower bolls.
No top crop. Picking made poor
progress.
HEAVY
RAIN
Arkansas.—Heavy rainfall
east caused moderate damage to
cotton. Light to moderate rainfall
elsewhere beneficial. Worms and
weevil and boll worms still causing
moderate damage in northeast
fourth of state. Picking general In
south and west beginning else-
•here.
South Carolina.—Condition and
Made a Hit With Him
My wife has taken your medi
cine and has been wonderfully
benefitted. For over four years
she has had trouble with bloating
nnd could scarcely eat any food
because hi this condition. Doctor's
medicines did not help he$ and an
operation was advised. Her broth-
who Is a druggist, sent her a
bottle of Mayras Wonderful Rem
edy and it helped her at once. I
cannot prnise your medicine
enough.” It Is a simple, harmless
preparation that removes the ca
tarrhal mucus from the intestinal
tract nnd allaya the Inflammation
which causes practically all stom
ach, liver and Intestinal ailments
including appendicitis. One dose
111 convince or money refunded.
’For sale by all djruggists, every*
wher*.—Advertisement.
HAMILTON Bermuda—Amerl-
tnB w-ho patronise bootleggers
have contributed indirectly $157,201
to the government of Bermuda In
the form of export tax on whiskey
shipped from the Island between
April 1922 and September 1st.
During this period rumrunners
have taken out of Bermuda more
than sixty thousand cases as
41 barrels of whiskey, which all
found,Na market in New York nnd
^vicinity. This la a total of i
than 750,000 bottles which at the
average retail price of $8 a bottle
would make the return for^the men
$6,000,000 on cargoes thht w
bought here for about JLOOp.OOO.
nnd eulogized
’AiMtfcef,
be' on the
was Jnformally announced Tuea- 1
day night
program for October, lti
One Crept Farmers Out
Of, Luck; Farm Outlook
Bright in Most Sections
ated in southeast and east on ac
count further shread weevil dam
age considerable sheddng. Picking
under way condition father poor
fairly good In east'and* varies from
poor to very good elsewhere. Open
ing rapidly.
Tennessee.—Cotton mode gener
ally poor progress with, deterora-
tlon on account rain. Weevil ac
tive, condition only fair.
Florida.—Cotton. picking made
good progress but weevil and
shedding unfavorable plants deter
iorating general. Most crop to be
harvested early this month.
' pconec street.
- rnent to-send engines and trucks to
! tbo home of Mrs. Frank Woods on
Bootleggers Give
Over One Million
To’ Bermuda Govt.
(Continued From Page One)
be unaccounted for in outlying dis
tricts. *
An official investigation, it wan
said, showfc that in Yokohama, of
3,000 foreign residents 100 were
killed, including GO"British and 20
Americans..
Market Gossip
Received Over F. J.
Linncll & Company’s
Private Wire
Wesern Union Man,
Dies in Louisville
LOUIS VILE, Ky.—Charles 8mlth
74 .city superintendent of the tyest-
ern Union Telegraph Company died
Wednesday after a long period of II
health. He Is said to have at ont
time roomed with Thomas A.*Edi-
son.
(Continued From* Page One)
from this county coached by
County Agant Turner won the
district Judging contest this
month'and the right to com
pete for tbo state champion*
ship at tho Southeastern Fair
this fall.
JASPER COUNTY—
[TAKES AWAY TIRED
FEELING
Florida, states that'ahe has been
s nervous wreck and that Bcncdicta
has dono her so much good that aho
-would not can to be without it
now. We could show you hundreds
of testimonials like that. Many
women who have been restored in
health and beauty simply will not
be without it Get n bottle of
Benedicts from your druggist to
day.
ienedicta
1EAL'
LTH BUILDER,
^_/8rWomeri^^j
66-tooiv£-66
YeilowCabCo.
Codtily Agent , Almond re-
ports the stock all sold for
three cheese factories, ,equip
ment ordured, lumber sawed
fqr buildings and over 1,500
/billons of milk signed up. Or
ders for fhreo cars nf dairy
cattle on file. -
OWJNETT COUNTY—
County Agent Robinson says
his county will make an ex
cellent crop of cotton this
year. Weevils under good con
trol. where farmers have used
dust.
REPORT FAILS TO
HI BIG EFFECT
(Continued Prom Page One)
at twenty-eight cents an dat 11:30.
after the report-’ came in, wait
quoted at 38.03. ;
Toraa,—cotton made fairly good
progress nceth and west and most
ly deteriorated elewhere condition
generally rather poor to fairly good
although locally very good. Fre
quent showers lowered grades and
damaged open cotton In south.
Some complaints of bolts rotting.
Picking and ginning made gener
ally pocr progress. Insects some
what more active,. Damage to cot
ton mostlyslight.
Oklahoma.—rrogress of cotton
r.cnonmfUIr ttr good. Putting on
top on crop. In most sections wee-
llties.
luw
sits lightly upon the
hostess who dines
secure in the confi
dence that her coffee
will he nothing short
of “Good to the lost
drop* ,
MAXWELL
HOUSE
COFFEE
m— XBUi
ns
THURSDAY
Dinner 50c
Roast Lamb
String Beans
'Boiled Iriah Potatoes
Fried Corn
Indian Salad
Muffins and Biscuits
Sweet Potato Custard
Coffee, Tea or Milk
50 Gents
Supper 50c
Fried Chicken, Cream Gravy
Steamed Rice
Fried Egg Plants
Vegetable Salad
Hot Biscuits
Crumb Pudding, Cream Sauce,
Coffee, Tea or Milk
50 Cents
poor. Picking (manning general
Prices Reduced
Hair Cut* — ■■ 23e
Shaves .. .. — .. 15c
Come and Bring the Children.
.Fields & Kent
< DARKER SHOP
15S College Avenue
MILLINERY
New Fall Modes in Hats arc
arriving daily. Pattern Hats,
*5.00 to $25.00. Velours, Felts,
Duvetyne and Satin Sport Hats,
*2.00 to *10.00.
THE STYLE SHOP
Miss Susie Wells “
NEW ORLEANS, La. — Liver
pool was due 11 to 17 up by New
Orlems, 13 to 17 higher by New
York.
Southern spots Tuesday were
unchanged to 63 up, Texas mar
kets 25 to 85 higher; Dallas 25
up; middling there 27.30; sales
smaller; demand not so keen; sales
Dallas 9,604; all told 34,274 vs
43,257 Monday. •'
Weekly weather and govern
ment cro preport Wednesday 0
a. m. ikely to be 9 stand-off, per
haps somewhat bullish ns a whole
owing to rains first half of week
and probably complaint of damage
by insects.
Spinner takings for week and
census consumption report Friday.
Aside of possibility of being in
fluenced by more semi-monthy
crop reports, weather condition
likely to dominate market for
present. Sentiment remains bull
ish as a whole and very sensativs
to cimatic developments.
Spinners takings for week Fri*
day will run agaihst 173,000 last
year, and 219,000 in 1921; wert»
149,000 last week.
Census figures of August con
sumption will compare with 461,-
000 for July of this year and 526,*
000 for August of last year; about
463,000 expected. *
Giles* semi-monthly crop report
due on 15th.
Notice—We arc mailing you re
duced tariff cotton handling
charges in New Orlenas. Please
keep them before you so you will
be in a position to give yuor cus
tomer the information immediate
ly*
MARKETS
SOCIETY I
1 1
*‘Mlnnle Nash qn^Mlss
lion Edwards have returned from a
viVit to Atlanta and Griffin.
-B-
* Miss Olivo QuiUian has returned
from a vlaR to Mrs. Herman A**-,
^nold' ot ttiueriou. ,
l 5 .
Mirs Louise Hayes of . '
W» Arrives next work t' w.,?’?
Merritt Pound for llJ ' I'I, Mr
the University when the L K: ,"5
tlvltles will be resumed. ^
Miss Geneva Gaulu'ing N paKs e i
“ **' enroutc
through the city yesterday enrou
to her home In Colbert, Ga., after
being delightfully entertained for
the past two weeks as th eguest
of Colonel and Mrs. Tom Lewis at
their homo on East Fourth street,
Atlanta.
x M,m EIIa Norris of Alk*n a ,
I Miss Utha Shields of Winder.ar- is the guest of Mrs. w. p
rived Tuesday to enter Lucy Cobb son. • • Wa
Mrs. Hassell Daniel and two at
tractive children have retnrned
from a month's visit in Virginia.
BUICK—PEDIGREED USED CARS
Late model Buiek Roaster; Late model Ford Roadster: Gand fc-
built Dodge-Touting; Good Rebuit Buick Touring; Big, Roomy R P J
built Coli Eight Roadster; Dodge Tcuring, cheap, -1150.00. * e
Easy Terms, .
. CONOLLY MOTOR COMPANY
Mr. and Mrs. Hall of> Florida arf
rucsts of
Mr. and M-rs. Frank
*Irs. James L. Park of Atlanta
Is visiting ber sister, Mrs. Russell
Daniel.
20g Worth of Bread and Cake
t ' for 11c h
Saturday, September 15th, at all grocery
stores In Athens and at our Bakery, we. are
going to give with every Loaf of Bread a
10c Package Cake for an additional 1c. This
is to introduce our Package Cake, Benson’s
Bread and Cake made with whole milk. *
. >•;. h
Only one cake to a customer at the 4em-
mstrative price. ,
BENSON’S BAKERY
.■it),
During September
95c Down
Procures the Installation of a
Humphrey Gas
Water Heater
in Your Home.
Whj be without this Low-Coat 1 Household
Need?
Local cotton, new, closed at 2‘
3-4 cents Wednesday while old cot'
ton closed at 28 1-4 cents.
.—the firat cost is so little you’ll hardly
miss it.
NEW YORK COTTON
P-rv.
Open High Low Close Cloic
27.40 27.50 27.05 27.05 27.00
28.00 28.14 27.73; 27.70 28.1 r
27.85 27.00 27.46 27.40 27.0.
NEW ORLEANS COTTON
Prev.
Open High Low Close Close
Jan. 27.10 27.20 20.82 26.83 27.34
Oct. 27.35 27.50 20.97 26.00 27.40
Dec. 27.35 27.44 20.04 26.97 27,45
NEW YORK STOCKS
‘ Open
Coca Cola 77)4
Kcnnicdtt Copper „ 35)4
Studcbaker 106%
U, S. Steel 93)4
Southern Ry. V. .. • 34)4
CHICAGO GRAIN
Open - P. C,
. WHEAT—
Sept
Dee
May .. . ..
Corona Durability
of
DAILY PROOF
Three time* under water—atlll
doing duty
"Purchased In !*18, this Corona
was banged all over the Balkans
—averaging 50 kllomettrs per
day. It spent a night under
water In a submerged Ford that
ran Into a washout, and twice
fel!-< from pack saddle* into
rivers—but It always worked."
GEORGE W. WARNER.
Salonlca, Greece
CORN-
Sept
Dec. .. .
May
OATSr-
Sept
Dec
May — •
101% 102% 101%
105% 105% 104%
110% 110% uo%
Sold By
THE McGREGOR CO.
Stationers «td Printer.!. .
Athens, Gs.
.... 85%
08% 68%
68% 08% 68%
.... 37%
30% • 39%
42% 42% 42%
CURB MARKET BULLETIN
Apples, 20e gallon?
Beans, string, 30c gallon.
Beans, Butter, shelled, 15c pint
Butter Beans, 20 gallon.
Butter, 80c nnd 40c pound.
Cabbage, Be pound.
Carrots, 10c hunch.
Peppers, 16e to 20c dozen.
Cantn’oupes, Be and 16c each.
Cucumbers, 7c pound.
Chickens, friers, 25c pound, for
broilers and 20c for stags.
Hens, 18c pound.
Roosters, 12c pound.
Eggs, 30c to 35c dozen.
Ham, home cured, 25c pound.
Bacon, home cured, l6c pound.
Urd, home made, 16c pound.
Onions,-Oc pound.
Peas, green, 20c gallon)
Potatoes, Irish, 4c pound.. -
Potatoes, nevr sweet, 4s pound.
Tomatoes, 3c pound.
Corn meal, 3c pound.
Roasting ohrs, 20c to 80c dozen
Peaches, *180-*2.00 per bushel
Grapes, 40c basket , 1
Graham Flour, 4c pound.
Figs, 15c quart.
Spinach, 10c pound.
Turnip greens. Sc' pouno.
Firemen Answer Two
Alarms Wednesday
Athens ([rented answered two
alarms Wednesday morning. Neith
er resulted In any big damage.
Smoke, coming from the basoment
of Mrs. Dunbar’s homu on Pope
tnsed them tc call but tne
The samo trouble, re*"”-
tng from a short circuit to
Is lights, * “