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NDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1934
BE P Ry
4’
overnor’s Race Waxes
Hot in Clarke; Pittman
Club Hurls Challenge
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ed From Page One)
; speeches in various
¢ e state.
| Declares New Deal
t Wrens, Judge Jitt
: -od that a new deaj is
{ Ly (eorgia voters and
i m date of the people, in
~ will mean that Geor
) jiates the entire set up of
| f Talmadge'.”
3 ien has bristled with
nter charges, state
-4 1 denials The governor
’ linly on a derense ol
i tration's record. Judge
charged the governor
nds with the operation
; jon racket”, nepotism.
“ torial powers.” Gilliam
(. .ttacked . both TPittman and
P dwe and says he hag put
-1:1‘. ) only constructive plat-
I { e three.
Own Acts Are Issues
ove Talmadge says tne only
his own actg in offige
# te« as his executive or
. odu the automobile license
e to ‘a flat $3; the reduction
Ey valorem tax by 20 per
; he says has saved the
v 000,000 and the utility
R hi« personally appoint-
L 1 service commission
hich .avs are saving the peo
’ «tate $10,000,000 vearly,
™ overnor has added three
i his 1932 platform, advo
ine the election of a lieutenant
. four vear term for
wvernor and all state house offi
rs, and 4 promise to pay up the
ate’'s debts. in two more years
ithout raising taxes.
mdee Pittman has charged from
e stump that the¢ governor. to
ther with Lindley Camp, Hugh
well Charles E. Stewart and E.
Lindse have sold pardons. He
) 1 od the governor with
oneveombing” the state capitol
ih relatives in good jobs, and
he said that the governor has il
oally €old farm products from his
nty farm to state ingti
-15-Point Platform
The loe. offers a fifteen point
Bt mbracing “honesty in
bvernme » a reduction *in the
#a] and contract interest rates,
on o 1 hetween the three
ranche of government, and sup
it of the Roosevelt administra
( h he says Talmadge has
b k¢ n (Georgia
\lderman Gilliam - has charged
th Talmadge and Pittman
1w couple of rabbits” and sets
nlan for abolishing the
tat prohibitoin law and substi
it refor a svstem of county
] yption He also advo
sales tax.,
Governor Talmadge will end 'his
.t Athens at 3:30 p. m.
I The governor is expect
d t ) to his home at Mcßae. in
ounty to vote, and then
3 back .to Atlanta.
Speaks Twice Monday
judge Pittman, who Saturday
Statesboro, Louisville and
lilledeeville, will speak twice
fond once over radio station
'SB in Atlanta and then at Con
ers, Ga. On Tuesday he will speak
I dition to a radio address, at
vth and at Columbus.
H ] return to his home at
te i to vote and spend the
th hig family.
lerman Gilliam will speak at
A nton Monday and at Buchs
n nd Dallas Tuesday.
A i+ candidates for commis
ner of agriculture issued extens
ive statements Saturday, predict
ng victory. Dr., J. M. Sutton saijd
¢ certain he will he voted into
JiTlce Columibug Roberts of Co
uimh aid reports indicated “over
ictory” for him: Tom
uinder of Hazlehurst said he is
nfident e will be elezted by a
ftremendous majority” and Zom
ssioner G. C. Adams, whd. is
eeKlng seconi term, said he ex
) weeng vietory.”
Attorney General M. J, Yeo-
I expressed “absolute confi
¢ n the oatcome ol nhis race
t secord term, as did his op
nent, Howell Cobb of Albany.
‘\_ man Jud P. Wilhoit and J.
aniel of the Public Service
on cite their record of
ALt reductions in predicting
tory while - their opponents,
m¢ A Perry, Robert Spring
d and Walter MeDonald, are
confident of election.
| (omptroller General William B.
: ind Madison Dall, his
: hoth issued gtatements
xpressing confidence in the
mmissioner Vivian L.
i ssued a statemept in
v said he was certain of
B €1 two opponents, U.
ms and Hill Tuggle.
| ry of State John B. Wil
o State Treasurer George B
i T"\yv;-‘!in}r-n«hx‘nt ~r‘ E.du‘
ige L ollins, Commission-
L mmerce and Labor Hal
i nd several appellate jus
, ¢ no opposition, and will
: I to office automatical-
PLANS FOR, PEACH i
BALL HERE ON SEPT.
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Pe Vill be entitled to a vote in
t ttion of candidates for
B¢ I 1S “Miss Athens” A
3 e of judges from out-of
-1 ] hoose “Miss Athens”
) ¢ those nominated at the
Sale of tickets for the
begin nex{ Tuesday.
with its many pretty
'8 Z2ood chance asg any
e stata {o win the honor
the most beautiful giM
'ld’s fai,. for the Georgia
ercise September 24, the
{ leclared yesterday.
'V cities in Georgia will
rants in the “Miss Geor
5 tést, and the Clarke coun-
Mittee believes that the aa
' e obtained by Afhens
county by sending the
Hlty’s most beautiful girl to
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With oretty mounts, will cause many a thrill and maybe a spill
with Russell Bros. Circus in Athens, Tuesday, September 18,
One Circus Star Who Is Beautiful and
Daring Is Athleta, the Wonder Girl
HIGH JUMPING HORSES
With pretty mounts, will causei
many a thrill and may be a spfll
with Russell Bros., Circus in Ath-l
ens, Tuesday, September 18th,
Born in Chicago and rzared inl
rural communities, the aerfal mar
vel so highly featured by Russell
Bros. three ring circus which lis
to exhibit one day only in Athens,l
Tuesday, Seéeptember 18th, develop-!
ed the insane idea that she couldl
fling herself in the alr and turn a%
half somersault and catch by thei
heel of one foot on a swinging
trapeze bar. For weeks and weeks, |
she spent more time in the net intn!j_
which she fell constantly with thei
repeated failure, than she did ml
the air. However her childish
pranks of swinging on tree branch-&
es high in the air or at the loose|
end of ropes or climbing vines stood]
her in good hand, so she was not@
frightened by these falls, Her ae-|
termination was rewarded and now|
she rarely falls as she performsxl
this most astounding feat as a|
claimax so her aerial act with the
Russell Bros. circus, her #act being
one thrill after another.
It is generally presumed thag all
circus talent develops from fami
lies who have been associated with
the circus. Not so with Athleta.
None of her folks were ever iden
tified with the amusement profes
sion and they opposed her taking
up. such work as a profession.
They gave their daughter a good
FUNERAL NOTICE |
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(COLORED) ‘
HEARD.—The friends and I‘ela-i
tives of Mr. and Mrs. Halj
Heard, Mr. and Mrs. Grover,
Thoynton, Mr. and Mrs. AndreW‘;
Baldwin, Mr. and Mrs. Eddie|
Dean, Miss Willie L. Heard, Mr. |
John Heard, Mr. and Mrs. Hal!
Heard, jr., Mr. and Mrs, Clar-|
ence Heard of Athens; Mr.l
George Heard, of Blakely, Ga.; |
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hughley,.z
Mr., and Mrs. Philip Hughley,!
Mr. and Mrs. Willie Hughley, of |
Athens; Mr. and Mrs. Jcssic}
Hughley, of Middletown, Ohio; |
Mr. G. Arnett Hughley, of]
Cleveland, Ohio; Mrs. Sallie|
Foster, of Rome, Ga.; Mr. Rob-!
ert Golett, Athens, Ga. are in-’
vited to attend the funeral of
Mrs. Hal Heard, sr., Sunday,‘
September 9th, 1934, at 3:30:
o'clock from Mt. Pleasant Bap-‘
tist church in Brooklyn. Rev.l
Walter Mitchell will officiate, as-!
sisteq by Rev. J. C. Goffeny of!
Gainesville, Ga. Interment in'
Brooklyn cemetery. Mack and!
Payne. ‘
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TIMMONS—Mr. Ben Timmons en
tered into his final rest Friday
evening, September T7th, at his
residence, 232 Glenn avenue. He
leaves to mourn his death his
wife, Mrs. Janie Timmons; one
gon, Mr. Ben Timmons; a daugh
ter-in-law, Mrs. Harriett Tim
mons; two sisters, Mrs. Helen
Smith, of Athens, and Mrs, Scott
Sutton, of Atlanta, Ga., and Miss
Janie M. Smith, of Athens; Mr.
John Smith, of Danburg district,
Wilkes county, Ga.; Mrs. Earnest
Baxdail, of Kentucky, and Mrs.
Zelma Pitts, of Chicago, 111, are
invited to attend his funeral this
Sunday, at 3 o'clock p.m., from
Hills First Baptist church. The
Rev. Joseph B. Reid, pastor of
Ebenezer Baptist church will of
ficiate. Interment in the Gospel
Pilgrim cemetery. Feoples Un
dertaking Company in charge.
e eeeee
the fair will be of conslderable vat.
It is expected that one of the
largest crowds ever to attend a|
similar event will go to the Peach
Ball here, which promises to be a
brilliany occasion.
NOTICE
The annual meeting of the stock- |
holders of The Georgia Securities|
Company will be held at the office |
of the Company, American Statel
Bank Building, Broad Street, Ath
ens, (eorgia, Monday, September
17th, 1934, at 14 o’elock noon.
i ALVIE HILL, Secretary.
education, also gave her music and
vocal training, but she declares she'
is better at somersaulting in the
air than she is at singing. I
When asked recently sn an in
terview if she was afraid as she‘
was thrilling the circus crowds,
she said: “I am not afraid. I sat
isfy myself that my rigging and
conditions are safe. I go about my
work with an earnest desire to en
tertain and thrill, anq I trust the
unknown quantities or hazards to
a kind providence who has up to
the present been very gracious to
me. I love my work and am thrill
ed by the thrills T give the audi
ence. When I fall or get hurt I
know that I have not co-ordinat
ed prepplory by that T mean in
some way I have neglected to do
the righ¢ thing in the right way at
the right time, and my accident is
a reminder to be more careful.’”
As to he, circus career, Athleta
declared she loved it because it
kept her living in the great out
doors. and she can swim, romp
around or tint photographs (which
is her hobby) or enjoy nature’s
beauty.
l Though Athleta is one of the
headliners with. the Russel! eircus.
'she is not up-stage and she says
| there are many other acts on the
’prngzram which she P_‘lonest!y thines
outclass and out-thrill her act, so
it is evidenty her success. as an
laeria] marvel does not make het
conceited or selfish. .
Wanted Immediately
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Salary and Expense as Contract.
Write, Give Name, Address,
Phone Number to
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Monday to Interview You.
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CO.
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‘ SEABOARD AIR LINE
| Arrival and Departure of Trains
2 Athens, Ga.
i To and From South und West
| Atlanta, Washington, New York
| ARRIVE— -~DEPART
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) 1:28 am Atlanta 4:15 am
} Atlanta
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| 4:15 am Rich.-Norfolk 10:08 pm
! New York-Washington
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\ Arrive Athens
*No. 11 from Gainesville—lo:oo an
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j GEORGIA RAILROAD
| Yrain 51 Arrives Athens 7:45 ar
i Daily Exeept Sunday
| Train 650 Leaves Athens 11:00 an
SOUTHERN RAILWAY
Lula—North—South
Depart— —Arrtve
6:40 am 11:20 am
1:30 pm 4:20 pm
J. L. Cox, Assistant General
Freight-Passenger Agent
Telephone 81
CENTRAL OF GEORGIA
Dally (except Sundays) 6:30 an
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Sunday only 7:50 am and 4:00 pm
Arrive Athens Daily
12:36 pm apd ¥:156 pm
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FOR SALE — Sherwin-Wililams
Paints are cheaper, because they
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better than ordinary paints, but
for those who srefer, we have a
quality paint in Iyory, Cream,
Gray, Buff and White at $1.50
per gallon, for outside or insidae
use. Christian, Hdw., Broad
Street, Phone 1300.
PANSY FLANTS FOR SALE—My
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MY HOME, 195 Hampton Court.
Will rent furnished, one room
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FOR SALE—Refrigerator in first
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J. BUSH, Jeweler
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By Authority of U. 8. Treasury.
WANTED—Used 24-inch bicycle,
good condition. Must be cheap
for cash. 5
WANTED TO RENT—By single
woman, two rooms and Kitchen
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WANTED — Small unfurnished
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Fhone 3905.
TEN STUDENTS desire space as
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Athens home. Address 701 Vol
unteer Building, Atlanta, Ga.
Wanted — Houses
WANTED TO RENT small house
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street. Reward.
PIANO STUDIO
KATE ANDERSON announceg the
opening of her Piano Studlo
September 10th. 425 Church and
Henderson. Phone 1188-W.
MRS. E. B. HUDSON, 115 Milledge
Terrace, continues piano in
struction during the winter. Pu
pils begin at any time. Phone
1115.
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troit lady finds complete relief
for husband. Specialists home
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All letters answered. Mrs. Geo.
Dempster, Apt. E-10, 6900 La
fayette Blvd., West, Detroit,
Mich.
MALE HELP WANTED
MAN WANTED to supply custom
erg with famous Watkins Pro
ducts in Athens. Business es
tablished, earnings average $25
weekly, pay starts immediately.
Write J. R. Watkins ('Umll&fl.\‘v
+ TO-98 W, lowa avenue, Memphis,
Tenn.
WOMAN’S EXCHANGE
ON. OCTOBER 1, SBarah T. Cbob
is opening a Woman's Exchange
at her home, 428 North Milledge
avenue. Anyone interested in
selling any home-made articles
please see her before that time.
Phone 302-W. s
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IF YOU WANT to buy or sell, see
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- ANNOUNCEMENTS
| FOR ALDERMAN '
| T hereby announce my candidacy |
ifor alderman from the fifth ward, !
|.subject to the rules and regula-|
tions of the democratic primary. '
“PICK”? BURCH. t
; FOR SENATOR -
i TO THE VOTERS OF CLARKE'
| COUNTY:
| As. a candidate for State Sena- |
ftor of this district, I am no-man’s
| man, but if elected will be your,
|man to the best of my skill and
| ability and will swear to one thing
| “there. will be no selling out.”
| LAMAR C. RUCKER.
| kgt
FOR SENATE ’
I hereby announce my candidacy !
|for the State Senate from thg 650th §
! district, subject to the Democra‘tlcl
| Primary to be held Sept.mber 12.
}The support of thg voters will be
i greatly appreciated. |
: PRESTON M. ALMAND.
| FOR SENATE :
| I nereby announce my candldacy !
| tor- the State Senate for this dis- |
| riet, swbject to the Dsmoa—:tlc‘
| Primary. to be held Septembr i2th
|1 will: appreciate the vo! » and
| support. of all women and men of
| this county. l
| Respectfully,
l DORSEY DAVIS, l
{ R R iy
| FOR REPRESENTATIVE
| TO THE VOTERS OF CLARKE
{ COUNTY: )
1 hereby announce my candldac;l
tor re-election as a member of the
House of Representatives, subject |
to the rules and regulation. of the
Democratic Primary to be held o 1 |
September 12, 1934, I
EUGENE A. EPTING. |
FOR REPRESENTATIVE :
| I hereby announce my candidacy |
|for the legislature. f
i Will be glad to answer sensible’
iand sincere questions to the best '
lot my ability as to how I stand
jon such matters as may come up
{before that body. Many of the:
|things I- stand for are alredar |
lknown. These things I would like |
|to see brought forcefully to thcj
{attention of the General Assem:
\bly. With that in mind I av |
| your support. :
é CARLISLE COBB. |
[ FOR REPRESENTATIVE '
| By this method I desire to an I;
| nounce. that I am In the race so |
| representative from Clarke county '
I;ubject te action of the vemocrati |
primary, September 12, 1834.
,' In the last race I was defeated
|by six votes. When some of my
ltrlendn voted. they only voted so
me, and their vote was throwv'
fnut as there are two repreaenta-(
ltives to be elected from this coun. |
!ty. I therefore urge you Whe'l
iyou vote In the coming priman !
| vote for two representatives. |
| If T am elected to represent you !
{ in the general assembly I pledge 2
clean and fearless admlnlstration!
-ealizing the mandates and rightrs
of the people to be my goal and
nbjective. :
JAKE B. JOEL
FOR REPRESENTA'IVE ,
i 1 hereby.announce my candidacy
| 'or the legislature subject to the |
| -ules and regulations of the Demo '
sratic primary to be held Septem
ner 12,
J. T. (Ted) Middlebrooka l
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McGregor Co.
East Clayton Street
SOUTHEASTERN STAGES, Inc.
170 COLLEGE AVENUE
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TO ATLANTA
9:45 AM.; 1:15 P.M.; 2:40 P.M.; 6:30 P.M.
and 8:50 P.M.
To Augusta, Savannah, Charleston, Columbia,
and Wilmington—lo:os A.M. and 4:05 P.M.
To Gainesville—B:oo A.M. and 4:00 P.M.
To Macon—l2:4s P.M.
To Anderson and Greenville
12:10 and 5:45 P.M.
Ail Qur Coaches Are Air-Conditioned and All
Passengers Are First Class.
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“PATRONIZE HOME INDUSTRY”
Main Station 170 College Ave., Phone 626
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Bring Your Roofing
Troubles to Us!
Estimates Free!
TELEPHONE 722
100 New Pattern Hats
Assorted Styles, Colors, Felts
and Head Sizes.
Price $2.00, $3.00, $4.00
Tams and Soft Hats—soc and SI.OO
OLD HATS REMODELED
50c and SI.OO ;
THE STYLE SHOP
MISS SUSIE WELLS
WE HAVE PLENTY OF GOOD
MULES AND BROOD MARES.-
SEE US BEFORE YOU BUY.
CAUTHEN & WESTBROOK
243 West Clayton Street
Residence Phone 1475-J
