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THE l>AINBliIDGE POST-SEARCH LIGHT
A PETITION
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enterpnaea; to own, operate _
tramroada; to borrow mon y *
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the payment thcreot, “ th jr
and live mortgage* to «« u " "V
payment, and all peneral P°» r h
cn to corporatlona of a aimilar
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in other corporation,, ju»t •» '
dividual mifthl, and alto to l->™
partnerahipa for the purpoee of en-
paplnp In any lumber, timber, anw
mill, planing mill turpentine or farm
ing enterprise, or for any other '■
timatc huaineaa purpose, thy right
to form aaid partnerahip* lieinp the
riirht to form partnerahip* with eith
er individuals or with other corporn-
tiona authorited by their chartera to
form paitnerehipe.
r,th. The capital atoefc of »aid cor-
poration »»hall be Thirty Thousand
Dollars ($30,000.00) with the privi
lege of increasing the same ut any
time and in any amount to an amount
not exceeding One Hundred Thousand
Dollars ($100,000.00), by a majority
vote of the stockholders. The cap
ital stock to be divided into shares
of One Hundred Dollar? ($100.00)
each. Ten per cent of the amount
of the capital stock to be employed j
has been actually paid in, and the* j
entire capital stock has been sul>8-|
eribed. Petitioners desire the right to (
have the subscriptions to said cap-1
ital stock to Ik* paid in money or in i
property to be taken at a fair valua- j
lion, said valuation to be determined ;
by the directors of the corporation. (
6th. Petitioners desire the right
to sue and be sued, to plead and be
Impleaded, to have and use a common
seal, to make all necessary by-laws
and regulations, and to do all other
things that may be necessary for the
successful carrying on of said busi
ness.
?th. They desire for said incor
poration the power and authority to
apply for and accept amendments to
its charter of either form or sub
stance at any time by a vote of a ma
jority of its stock outstanding at the
time. They alto asks uthority for
aaid incorporation to wind up its af-
faira, liquidate and discontinue its
business at any time it may deter
mine to do so by a vote of two-
third* of its stock outstanding ut the
time.
They desire for said incorporation
the right of renewal when and as
provided by the laws of Georgia, and
that it have all such other rights,
ponfcrs, privilege! *nd immunities
as are incident to like incorporations
or permissible under the laws of
Georgia.
WHEREFORE, Petitioners pray to
be incorporated under the name and
style aforesaid, with the powers,
privilege* and immunities herein set
ofrtii, and as are now. or may here-
*. .f * H> ‘ Allowed a corporaiion of
similar character under the laws of
Georgia.
T. S. HAWES, Atty., for
_ . Petitioners.
1,1 Septamber the 15th,
r C.W. WIMBKRLEY, Clerk.
Georgia, Decatur county:
Offlcv of clerk of Superior Court of
Decatur county.
I, C. W, Wimberley, Clerk of the
Superior court of Deo.tur county,
hereby certify th.t the foreyoinw ll
* 1 f"‘ *" d rnr ™t:\ copy of the uppli-
alion for charter, a, the ,»me an.
P-*™ of file in this ofBce. *
m T r tiu ‘ 1!i ih <l»y of September,
H. W. WIMBERLEY,
l "‘ rk of Superior Court.
Fer Chicken, and eg|[._“We Keep
It Store." Rhone 7J.
GEORGES’ FAULT,
SAYS HIS MANAGER
Paris, Sept., 25.—Georges Carpen-
tier, knocked out by Battling Siki
yesterday and deprived of his title
as heavyweight champion of Europe,
was in bed today, battered and dis
couraged and watched over by his
trainers. His manager, Francois
Deschamps, is already out, however,
for a return match with the vic
torious African.
Good Lesson.
“It is all his fault; it is a good
lesson for Georges,” Deschamps said
this afternoon. “If Carpentier had
not tried to play with Siki he mould
not have been hit in the third round
with a lucky punch that dazzed him.”
Carpentier is blamed severely by
all the sporting writers for taking
the fight as a joke. They remarked
that the ex-champion seemed to
think that he had nothing to do but
play to the gallery for the benefit of
the moving picture men and that he
could get Siki when he wished.
Could Have Won.
None of the writers suggest, how
ever, that Carpentier could whip Siki
in a return match, for they recognize
that the Senegalese battler can ap
parently take unlimited punishment.
Many of them, nevertheless, express
the opinion that Carpentier could
have finished the fight a victor in the
first or second rounds yesterday
when Siki impressed them as being in
a fighting condition. Now, they
feel, his confidence would carry
him through.
No Foul.
Carpentier passed a good night
after the hard hammering he got in
the bout, Deschamps said. The swell
ing of the face is somewhat reduced
but the left foot is twice its normal
size from twisting when he fell for
the last time. Even his friends, how
ever, do not claim that Siki fouled
him or that Georges could have con
tinued the lght.
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“The thief took my watch, my
purse, my pocket book, in short
everything.’’
“But I thought you carried a
loaded revolver?”
“I do—but he didn’t find
that.” ' ‘(Hi i
The primary is a thing of the
past, und let’s hope the best man
won in every instance. They
say Clifford Walker run a gum
shoe enmpaign and we hope his
administration will prove as suc
cessful as his campaign. If he
measures up to the same stand
ard as an executive as he did as
a candidate the people of Geor
gia will have one term they can
appreciate.—Thomasville Press.
Reduce Loss In
Atlanta’s Fire
Atlanta, Sept. 25.—Atlanta’s Sat
urday night fire, in the heart of the
retail business section will not total
as heavy loss as was first estimated.
The total will hardly run more than
$750,000 and possibly will come with
in half a million.
The buildings, all owned by John W.
Grant and associates, will have suf
fered an estimate damage of $150,000
the heaviest being to he store oc
cupied by S. H. Kress. In that build
ing the stock loss, also, was heaviest.
The store building occupied by the
L. F. M. Department store was se-
riouhly damaged only on the third
floor, the balance of the damages be
ing from water and smoke. The Eis-
man store damage was almost wholly
fr om smoke and water.
The annex to the Childs Hotel on
Brtfad street was practically gutted
and the main portion of the hotel
partly damaged by fire.
Other adjacent properties suffered
only from water and smoke.
Announcement was made by Mr.
Grant today that plans already are
making for replacing each of the
buildings just as they were before
the fire just as quickly ah the work
can be done. So soon as insurance
adjustments ran be made, which will
be within a few weeks, the reconstru
ction work will be started.
AS YOU MAKE IT
To the preacher, life’s a sermon,
To the joker, it’s a jest,
To the miser, life is money,
To the loafer, life is rest.
To the lawyer, life’s a trial,
To the poet, life’s a song; |
To the doctor, life’s a patient
Who needs treatment right
along.
To the soldier, life’s a battle,
To the teacher, life’s a school;
Life’s a good thing to the graft
er
It’s a failure to the fool.
To the man upon the engine
Life’s a long and heavy grade:
It’s a gamble to the grumbler,
To the merchant, life is trade.
Life is but a long vacation
To the man who loves his
work;
Life’s an everlasting effort,
To shun duty, to the shirk.
Life is what we try to make it—
What is life to you?
—Selected.
Many imitations, but the gen
uine is crowned and labeled
Orange Crush.
DISREGARD VOTE
OF SUMMERALL
COFFEE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
DECIDES AGAINST
HIM.
Douglas, Ga., Sept. 25.—The Cof
fee County Executive Committee this
afternoon threw out all the votes cast
in this county for Judge J. I. Sum-
merall, of Waycross, at the primaries,
when counsel for Judge J. W. Quincy,
opposing candidate, set up grounds
of irregulations on the part of the
Waycross man and his supporters.
Judge Summerall had filed notice
of contest and a request for a re
count on the day after the primaries,
as had Judge Quincey, and today was
set for a hearing. Judge Summerall
this afternoon withdrew his request
for re-count, bat counsel for the Dou
glas candidate offered an amendrent
setting up additional grounds of ir
regularities on the part of his op
ponent. The Quincey attorneys in
sisted that during the day of the pri
maries, Judge Summerall’s conduct
was such as to render illegal his en
tile vote in Coffee county. A num
ber of affidavits were submtted to this
effect. Judge Summerall’s counsel
submitted no counter showing.
After the hearing was completed
the executive committee went into se
cret session and decided to sustain, it
was announced, the charges of irreg
ularities and ordered thrown out all
the votes cast for Summerall, leaving
Quincey’s vote to stand.
This charged the result of the judg-
ship race in the Waycross circuit, so
as to give Quincey a majority of 2,-
787 votes.
DON’T BE TOO EGOTISTICAL
Some people are so egotistical
till they think they must be the
whole show in anything that is
on. They undertake to make
the people believe that they are
“it” in all political and public
matters. But just take it from
us, son, this kind of business has
played out in this section and
if you want to be recognized at
all, you have got to give the peo
ple credit for having a little
sense.—Swainsboro Forest-
Blade.
GIVING INSTRUCTIONS
“What I do is to get good
men, and I never give them or
ders, my directions seldom go
the morning I get reports from
them, within an hour I have dis
posed of everything, sent out all
of my suggestions, the days’
work is done, and I am ready to
go out and enjoy myself.”—An
drew Carnegie.
WHAT AMERICA NEEDS
Is not a new birth of freedom
but the old fashioned $2 lower
birth.
Isn’t more liberty, but less
people who take liberties with
our liberty.
Isn’t a job for every man, but
a real man for every job.
Isn’t to get more taxes from
the people but for the people to
get more from the taxes.
Is not more miles of territory,
but more miles to the galllon.
Is more tractors, and less de
tractors.
Isn’t more young men making
speed but more young men at
planting spuds.
Is more paint on the old place
and less paint on the young
face.
Isn’t a lower rate of interest
on money but a higher interest
in work.—Aurora News Beacon.
The latest Ford joke is just
out. It is that a cow swallowed
a peck of nails, some tin cans, a
piece of barbed wire and a com
plete line of Ford accessories.
Somebody twisted her tail, she
flew into high gear and ran her
self to death.—Worth County
Local.
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your money away from home. It is needed H
here in the channels of trade. We want you if
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A Packed Store Bears Testimony to Our Prices
Our Big Sale that has been going on for five days now is the biggest thing of
the kind that we have ever had. People from all over the country are attending
this sale and taking advantage of the marvelous bargains. Another weeks
chance is in front of you. All the bargains are not gone yet. Many of them
are here waiting for the careful buyer to come along and pick them up.
Come and Get Yours While They Last
You will have to buy a certain amount of winter goods and you will never get
such a chance as this again. There will be sales and sales but nothing like the
one we are now running and the one where you can spend both sides of your
dollar. Come now and don’t let a big chance slip you.
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