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»oe pour THE BANNER-HERALD. ATHENS, GEORGIA THE BANNER-HERALD m ATHENS, GA. Published Every Evening During the Week Except Seturdey end Sunday and on Sunday Morning by The Athene Publishing Company, ' - ie, Ga. L B. BRASWELL PnblUher and General HiMljr RLBs'e. MARTINManafln'f Editor Entered at the Athene Postoffice as Second Class Mall Matter under the Act of Congress March 8, 1879 . . MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED ™®®S . b . L The Associated Pre«T*?,Sth>. crejfiud Ilea Hon ol all news dispatches credited todt ?*. n ?t ”7*” “aif*rights In this paper, and also the local news prfbl iahed there in. All rign» of republication ol apecial dispatches are aieo reserved. ion should bo addressed to The Banner-Herald. Thoughts For The Day How long halt ye between two J the Lord be God, follow himi but if Baal, then There is'nothing more pitiable in the world than an Irresolute man, oscillating between two feelings, who could willingly unite the two, and who does not perceive that nothing can unite them.—-Goethe. A CREAMERY PLANT FOR ATHENS South Georgia Is taking the lead over this section of the state in establishing creameries 'and buying dairy cows in large numbers. Representatives from the lower end of the state are canvassing North Georgia for milch cows and paying a good price for them. These people realize that creameries are pro- k fiiable enterprises and that there is a ready money |w market for every gallon of cream and sour milk pro duced. A news item appearing in the state news papers tells of the activities of the people at Way- cross and Blacksheur, two enterprising South Geor gia towns. It says: A rare example of. one city co-operating with another for the benefit of both is seen in the ac tion of A. J. Strickland, of Blackshear, a leading fnrmer of Pierce county, who states that he is preparing to stock the farms of hia county with high-grade cows in order that the proposed Waycross creamery may be made a reality. ' f * Three carloads of fine dairy cowa^ have al ready been sold at Blackshear and Mr. Strick- land and T. B. Wylio, farm demonstrator _ of Pierce are now in North Georgia purchasing another carload for sale to the farmers. Half of this carload will be Guernseys. L Jb „ “Blackshear appreciates the co-operation by Waycross and the Waycross press for the to- ■ bacco warehouses here, and the Blackshear peo- , r—jlo are ready to reciprocate by helping Way-, f cross build up the production for a creamery, Jlr. Strickland said. “We Intend to stock every farm with good milch cows aiid pay the farmers for their sour cream each week. Waycross is the logical place for the creamery because of its transportation facilities.” ' If South Georgia can succeed in promoting cream eries, certainly this section of the state should sue- ceeil. Rather than sell our dairy cows, wo should be buying herds and establishing creameries. With the stato college of agriculture located here we are in better position than any other community in the- siatc to operate industries of this kind. The infor mation required for the successful conduct of such an enterprise will be furnished cheerfully by those in authority at the state college. Such a movement is worth thinking of and it should receive the serious consideration of the officers of the Chamber of Commerce and of all citizens who are interested in the building of a greater Athens and creating a firm basis for sound business principles incorporated in such an industry which is bound to prove success ful nnd profitable. NEW ENTERPRISES FOR THIS CITY It we expect to grow and expand new . enter prises’must be secured. Not only manufacturing plants, but plants of other lines of commerce. Small industries are great feeders to all communi ties; the larger industries are bound to come and they will tfike care of themselves. A commercial hatchery with a hot house plant for raising potatoe, tomato and cabbage plants could be made a profit able enterprise. The four enterprises could be op erated together with very little additional cost and the revenue from each industry would prove pro fitable. There is a market for such products; thou sands.of dollars are being sent froip this section and state annually for plants of all kinds which could be raised here. There is no reason why this industry could not be made a substantia] and growing busi ness for those who will undertake the enterprise'. It has proven a profitable business in other sections hy not in Athens? ^^-■wh VVh work, behind the counter in a store or behind * the railings in a bank. It is human to make mistakes, and so long as wo are bom mistakes are bound to occur. Here is an incident told by a Florida ex change which is in keeping with the average citi zen who is not acquainted with the many details which go to make up a newspaper; L S? , mad * a mistake in last week’s paper. A good subscriber told us about it The aame day there was a letter in our postoffice box that didn’t belong to us. Wc called for 98 over the telephone and got 198. We asked for a spool of No. 50 thread and when we got home we found it was No. 60. The train was reported thirty minutes late. We arrived at the depot twenty minutes after train time and tins strain was gone. We got our milk bill and there was a mistake of 10 cents in our favor. We felt sick and the doctor said we were eating too much meat. Wo hadn’t tasted meat for two months. The garage man said the jitney was miss- tag because it needed a new timer. We cleaned a spark plug and it has run fine ever since. Yes, wo isade a mistake in last week’s issue.” _WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 3, 1023 H, Berton Braley’s Daily Poems OCTOBER There may m montha with greater teat. Hut I cion i Know ’em; October cannot but auggeat A gladaomo poem. A month that makea your uenaea Slow, Your heart heat quicker, • And nil your 'circulation flow With tingling Ichor. The air Is llko « fluay drink, All dnnctng.bubblea;! With ■aucJjMv draught how cun one Ol caree or (roublea? <k- R«d, yoinlcv. brown, the loreete blub With color* burning, Aa all along the country way* Tbp leaves art turning, • The city authorities have caused the double-barrel can non on tho city hall lot to bo re-mounted and painted This relic of the civil wur should be kept nt nil times In pres'.ntable condition for tho public and peclally for the visitors. The old cannon haa created more interest througout the county than any other historical possession of Ath- emt Even tne treo that 1 "owns • Itself’ Is of no more Importance In Interest to strangers than thr old cannon. It has a history and It la a reminder of the days which will live for all time In the minds And hearts of every true southern- ■ * □ la the ram! i warmth About our wc Tho city. clangoi lu music full of vlra I A syncopation To which ws tread a llroly step Of Jubilation. The baseball heroes fide from view. And In their pluceu The plg-skln warriors show anew Their fighting faces. rtthskellars Roof-gardens close, wekt To sudden action, Our apt*tllea .heed chops •zr For satisfaction) and Cider and apples grace the beard In generous ' measure, , And appTe dumplings no wafford Our palates pleasure. November may be dour add drear, With heavens saber. But now we mike tho best of cheer Itb brisk DID IT EVER OCCUR TO YOU? A Little of Everything And Not Much *f Anything. By HUGH ROWE. Speaking of the «iiy ball hi —thsro is arvjthcr Improvomont which might bo mado at that placo which would prove « groat convenience to touridte*. The authorities hnve granted the Sheriff Walter Jackson la Just about as busy a man as dim bo found in Clarke county making preparations for .the holding of, Superior, bo art In th If cotint y- hext week, however, when dttfftt convenes it can bo banked SRiiUml 2to sheriff w!» hn matters rertdy for business and Ir perfect nhapa.-7-Hr- iwane of the most popillar .officials In the state and his services to this county have bemi of the highest stand' _ tllence since ho wa» elected (ft that office years a#tk The county atfircclate as ’gKiUsen nkJIfrlffli Bob- use of tho lawn to what is known a« "Tin Can” tourists. There If S*ld0m a day or evening bat that there, sro not several sutomotylea registered on this r lot from sll sec- w _ tlons of tho cuontry. It is an idea’ j sensing every trait of ’character ol place for the tourists and many ex- j a hlghfoned gentleman, he presalons of appreciation have won hla way to the top round ol been heard from these visitors. bu‘ popularity In tho confidence ano the lane leading up to the lot If i esteem of-tho entire public, in a deplorable condition and I . ■— practically Impassable, ft would | “ tv ’A' Doroty, fax racslvtr not cost much to grnde and pave j and an “old timer* of tho com this lane which would make this camp one of the most attractive If the country. Another suggestion while we ■re on thie lino of thought which might be worth the con-, eideration -of the mayor and munity ie out again from a re cent operation at a local hoepi- i la). No man in Georgia enjoy; more friends and pone holds their j respect and confidence more than {does the genial tax receiver of thlr I county. His Improvement wU' I clause hla numerous friends her# / ' council or those in authority. That nnd elsewhero much gratification Is keeping of a register for all mid .it is hoped that in his reed- tourists—their names, home ad- Deration he will become strongei dress and occupation. If nt any and In better health than lie has time In the future the mayor and enjoyed In recent years. A clever council or the Chamber of Com- npd painstaking official “Doc' mcrce gets out advertising, matter Dorsey rnted by the comptroll* ■ list of names of representative er-general as one of the best of. BEGIN TO TELL? Fellow Your Meals With Stuart's DypepsU Tablets. They Give Stomach the Alkaline Effect That Prevents Oaeelnese end Sour Risings. Those old.time husky caters often fall down on a glass of milk or a doughotttL the. stomach Is heavy, fills with gas, . Is sour and woefully dys-1 peptlr. Truth in. It had Just such at tacks always but they didn’t last. Now the stomach needs help and th«! best th'ng you can do It to fortify your meals with Stuart’s Dyspepsia Tablets, hey give the stomach the j alkaline effect, they help It to digest food, they give It materials to do this with, they absorb the gas, stop acidity,, relieve pressure, and no mat ter whether It Is pork and cabbage, pie and cheese, sausage and buck, wheats, or steak and onions, your stomach works without distress and you have none of those troubles due to indigestion or dyspepsia. eOt a *0-rent box of Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets at any drug store. Then est and be merry.—Advertisement fleers In the state. Good lo the last drop Read Banner-Herald WantAds. _ state occasions- either festive or grave—die atten tion is often equally divided between the guest of honor and Maxwell House Coffee. MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE ATHENS TWELVE YEAR8 AOO I Wednesday. October 4, 1*11 Weather: Fair hnd warm. Cotton; . 10 cents. L. 8. Dearing, who died sudden* ly In Augusta Tuesday, wus burled Clurke county commissioners ap propriated 1100 to the Chicago Land Show and Irrigation Con gress for, the purpose of advertis ing Clst-ke county. Mies Louise Smith, of Atlanta, mtttimed her duties as librarian of the state college of agriculture After one of the warmest flghtf In the history of college politics Jhe senior class elected officers Joo H. Ross, of Brunswick, presi dents Charles Joel, of Athens, vlct presidents Raul Hudson of Jeffer son, recretary nnd treasurer; Langeton,’ Monroe, historian; 1 H. Stone.-Athena poet. W. M. Lu cas. Waver ly Hall, chaplain. Dr Andrew’ M. Soule announced the enrollment for full term dents 14*1 President Branson of the Elate I Normal school announced an In crease of students of 104 more thai had ever been registered before that schdpl. Caltyoun, Tech’s great southpaw pitcher, of last registered at Georgia. Sheriff Sale Held Tuesday Th following sales were made by Sheriff Waller Jackson it the court house Tuesday. A housf and lot of N. M. Wnrd In Wlnteryllle was bought by Mrs. Llsile 0. Lumkln for tMttS; a tome lcvJed on by Equitable As- , snranco company wax bought hy jtb* company for »3jxw. Tho house Is on Hill street. A house and lot, levied on as tho property of Sam Waforfjn Brook-, lyn by tho Guaranty Trust Cor poration wag bought by that com pany for $325.00; four acres of land levied on as the property of Fambrough and Shannon was bought by Fred Mclntlre. citizens in all sections of the coun try would be at*hand to send such publicity matter to. Most if not all cf these tourists, are Represen tative people of their communltiei and through them we might able to secure homeseekers am! Investors. Certainly It llould d» no harm and we believe, that it would be_a good investment on part of the city. ■ SOUTHEASTERN FAIR $3.95 Round Trip ATLANTA via SEABOARD October 5-13, Inc. T p .HO^EL TYBEE ON EUROPEAN PLAN~ Rates $2.00, S&0 and $3.00 Per Day a i -a c- . • ntl * 3 - 00 P*r Day A la cprte Service in Dining Jtoom. Special Rates to j end parties. Ideal Headquar&s for Hating and Arrangement, for Boats at Hotel. HOTEL TYBEE Tybee Island, Ga. HERMAN H. HEATH, Mgr. Re^d Banner-Herald Want Ads. "Better See tf ’ ■ ! »j Motor Needs Get in the habit of saying this to your dealer whenever you stop for gasoline, water or air. Remember, that the only way you can tell whether of not your mo tor needs oil is; first, by the simple way of looking at the guage, and second, by the expensive way of finding out too late that cylinders have been scored and bear ings burned thru your forgetting to keep Up the supply,of oil. > Sufficient quantity, the'right quality, ie proper Weight or grade of oil, and the the proper w _ . replacing of oil after, it has been worn out by six or seven hundred miles of run ning—these are the important things to watch; and. given proper attention, you can avoid the bother and expense of most motor troubles. Be safe—be sure—and be satisfied by putting nothing in your crank case but S T A N o e wMiiraamaflaro ►oil - - - P r ' CROWN Gasoline Wherever you find Polarino on sale, that dealer can supply you with Crown Gasoline —best of all motor fuels. STANDARD OIL COMPANY V INCORPORATED IN KENTUCKY