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I Official Organ *f
Franklin County.
Mr. W ill Burruss Has
Manv Friend?.
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The many, many friends of
hr. Will Burruss are exceed,
\y glad to know he is at
and able tr» t hp ue nn on tbo tne Stieet..^ ct-rnoto
Mr. Btirruss IS jolly, genial,
big hearted and one of Frmkhn b. '
county s> most loved and , admir
ed young? men anT the entire
county was de oly
iri him during the serious and
dangerous went a few operation days sires he
Everybody " /• loves him * for I
goes „ nno about , . his own business . and , ;
leaves the welfare of others
abne. We believe it can truth
fully be said of him; ‘That he
never let an unkind word fall
nis u- r lips about i any one, re*
of who they are. ” Wha‘.
compliment hi friends pay
in making the above state-
^ r !
,
For those who speak un j
ioughted.y and unkindly of
eir edow citizen we point to
this young man who is s !
loved and highly respeted
everyone. He has been
?st with them, why can’t you?
Money! Money! Money!
Af 6 Per Cent.
Loans may be obtained for
anv purpose on acceptable Real
Estate security; libera! privM-
eges; correspondence solicited.
A. C. Agency Company,
758 Gas Elect; ic Bldg., Denver,
Colorado, or 446 Pierce Bldg ,
St. Louis, Mo.
V3 HHHj I I y '• * i
The Up-To-The-Iinute Fraternal Order
The World’s Re Spells Success—Loo ia vk &
Before You Leap!
Lodges low Forming At Elherton, Eoyston, Canon, Lavonia, Martin And Carnesvilla,
Twelve reasons why you should
investigate the Praetorians before
itaking out insurance:
i 1. Policies in full force from
[first 2. payment. Paid and extended
up lnsui-
■ nce after third year. Jf forced
bv misfortune to suspend you do
not lose premiums paid.
| §Over 3, Reserve S'.h.OS nearly per $1,200.00 member M'O. pci
(capita, Larger than any Amer-
ican society
4. Accident benefits provided
for in each of our 8 different
palicies.
Mark A. Candler, District Manager,
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PUBLISHED IN THE INTEREST OF FRANKLIN COUNTY AND ITS READERS.
CAHNESV3! J JS a a . FRIDAY FKiiurAin 1 20. L015.
:
Among The Breakers,
; This most interestin'* drama*
I with «■* <*»«*« ^e-.ted
e * wflOU auuiunu.n co c
o’clock Friday ev?nin° M rc'n
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0Ln * JOIO. IN > p 'A vtas OVtl
written t at combined pathos
ana hiimr-r 'um.n lvdtsr . . .1 linn man “Amencr .*m, 'W
i he Breauors ”
Under-earn the surface is a
m ore serious strain, showing
how , deep desire tor revenge
may he overcome. All the char
are strong and they fill
every min mm r te fo flf ot f tne . no a i a\ wit
interest. H he people c f Thom-
son, Ga., declare it “The most
successful play ever given here”
“I have never seen a bett-r
play ,,,,,, declared a prominent • T-, Do
tor. Athens people are crazy
about it. If you stay away yon
win mis3 oneof the b ,, f . plw ,
ever given he"' A mi'- seiT 'd
qnartet will render some
tions of special interest Xl'ga
i ar adrnis-ion: Adults 20 cents.
children 10 cents
The Fiddlers Goip !<✓ •
The Old Time Fiddler? Can-
ventlOB ivas largely , attended , .
la?t last week weeK. 'Die .ne convention ...... wao V va,
held in the court h use and
evening was filled with
Old-Time music.
The small amount of ten cents
was charged and above the
pensesa’ oat forty dollars
taken in. W- VV. Christian
ger of CD Convention worked
O ,1, people.
5. Women admitted on same
rate basis as men.
6. Rates lush enough to be
absolutely safe, and they remain
the same through life, being com
puted upon scientifi ■, up-to date
basis by best actuaries in America,
leaving out the Element of profit,
there being no Stockholders.
7. Strictly Fraternal Society,
j j IMem local bers recorder kept in good standing sickness by
in ease of
■ when notified in writing within
1 specifierl time.
•S. It is as much votir duty to
get the < st insurance as it is to
got insu tinA * all.
sees advantage of trees
Alabama City Is Going About the
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0ne th6 at ^„v. ,ea,„ re , or
Birmingham is found In its trees.
Many years ago arboriculture received
the attention of the authorities In cer-
tain of the northern cities. Ornamen-
tal trees for parks and streets were
Panted and nurtured under men
trained both in arboriculture and land-
scape engineering. The results have
w %,
with the benefits obtained.
i n recent years, some of the old
southern cities were famed for their
wide-sweeping oaks and elms, but na-
ture had been bountiful in providing
those things that were beautiful.
fsIuSrort^e^in^eratTo^tfthe™^
beautiful idea has work to do in the
okl^ow^TilmTuscaloTsTanl ° l °wns like inscaioos., a Swan- “
uah. i In the larger cities and especial-
^“iTo.e'^totaSSrta't CTe!
come a necessity.
SKS £
making a good start in tree planting,
“ ’ 8 no '' d ° bBtM
commission lias turned over the ar-
boricultural side of Birmingham’s ac¬
tivities to the engineering department.
Maury Nicholson, chief assistant to
Engineer Kendrick, acts rm the super-
intendent of parks and playgrounds
and that position brings him directly
in charge of tree planting. Mr. Nichol¬
son is not only thoroughly equipped
for this work, but he is an enthusiast.
E T er ? man and Gvery womar ‘ in
mingham who desires to add to the
attractiveness of the city by planting
trees will always have a patient and
a Bympathetic hearln from hlm ._
Birmingham Age-Herald.
PUSH SCHOOL GARDEN IDEA
Manifold Advantages Are Apparent
Development of Horticultural
' Talent !s of Moment.
It must be quite evident to all that
not every child is fltted - either by na-
ture, inclination or education for
clerical or professional work at the
0 Be Pair, compare our plans,
rates and special benefits, before
taking insurance. This all we ask.
We do not deserve the unparailed
success we have had, unless we
merit, in competition with the
world, and if we do not merit it,
we ace entitled to a chance to pre
sent to you the facts that
made our record possible.
lo. Our sixteen storv office
building, owned and operated bv
the Praetorians at Dallas, ,s - r , ie
Pride of tee Southland,” and
I is none finer in the Union,
! 1. Nearly ISOo of the
close £•• hia school years. Therefore,
the ordinary course of "words, words,
words,” only concerning over- phase
of Bludy wi u but do f Cr the skelemu
&rtS5£ Sit! K
vvl ij follow some phase of It for life,
y e t would not have received the neces-
sary Introduction to the work except
for tlie gard( , n work during school
years . Hence the necessity for pro-
duc tive and attractive school gardens
should be apparent to ail.
j
| There Adapting is a growing the Porch fancy Box. for bring-
. ing the porch boxes indoors In winter,
\ £ K
j and ol)t P]ant clo9ely enough t o
| coVer jbe SO j] an( j qj,; be careful to
have a harmony of color . Keep to one
, or two colors rather than an inartla .
tlc j umble How often we see scar-
let geraniums and purple-red petunias
a third angry co!or _ use ail petu-
niums. njas, or Pink grow and scarlet white and geraniums white gera- with
trailing lvy (Knickerbocker or Ger-
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V/hy Darts Penetrate. j
The steel darts which are being
dropped from hostile aeroplanes are
capable, it is said, of penetrating a
piece of teak one inch thick, the Pall
Mall Gazette remarks. In all probabil¬
ity this is understating their effective¬
ness, for the acceleration due solely
to the action of the earth’s gravity
would cause the dart to arrive on the
ground at a high rate of speed. As¬
suming it to be released 5,000 feet
above the earth—lower than which
the aviator runs the risk of being
broueht orougi.t. down down _ it it wou vouu id be uo traveling ti.. ei g
at nearly six hundred feet a second i
at ^he earths surface, or at more tian ;
a quarter of the speed at which a bul- j
let leaves the British service rifle.
Children Do Good Work.
One million flowering- plants have j
been planted along the curbs of j
S ( ree t s j n Oakland, Cal., by the school i
children of the city this year under
un organized movement directed by
their eiders. •
One thousand or more American mu- j j
nicipaiities have made radical changes
• in their charters in the last four or
five years, to make their laws and 1
citizens in our home c ty. Dallas.
carry protection with us, Isn’t
this enough lecornmendation to
justify you in giving us a fair, un
liaised, business-like comparison
before putting your n ame on the
dotted line?
1 12. Benefi s paid over $736,627,30
n l >ne raoro
I nsnrnce in . forceovepy2o,000,00() c .,~ rinr , f>nu
A $1,000 certificate-, pays:
1 Oa.sii tor loss of hand or foot by
|accident $250. Cash for loss ol
botli hands, both feet or both eyes
j accident .$ 1,000. Cash for loss of
one hand and one foot by accident
TRIBUTE PAID'TO SOCIETIES
Co-Operative Work Acknowledged to
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In looking over an old work of I’o
ter Henderson, written about forty
Y ears a 3°- wo find this beaulltul
“slam’’on New York city: “In Now
Y ork and Ub suburbs the taste is
much lower than it is in either Bos-
ton or Philadelphia. In those places,
110 doubt their excellent horticultural
societies have done much to refine
the taster, of the people, and it is to
be regretted that neither New York
nor its adjacent cities, with prob-
ably over two million people, have
a single horticultural or floricultural
society." At the present day, this
distinction is none the less clear,
and where these societies best flour-
igh the highest appreciation of plant
life is shown. There are better gar-
dens, better gardeners, more varied
plant life and more rare and cost-
ly plants in Pasadena than in any oth-
er city on the Pacific coast: also less
crime and a higher standard of citi-
zenship.—Los Angeles Times.
Lesson to Be Learned.
According to the United States cen-
BUS, the population in California
cities of over one hundred thousand
people has increased, in the decade
from 1900 to 1910, from 30 to 37.3 per
cent. The population in districts out¬
side of cities of ten thousand and over
has decreased from 66.9 per cent, in
1900, to 46.7 per cent, in 1910. Most
of this decrca' j of the percentage of
population of agricultural districts has
gone to the big cities of over one
hundred thousand.
This clearly shows the prevailing
tendency. It also shows the grave
necessity for building cities that are
fit places for the permanent housing
of the larger part of the population.
organization comor ii io present megs
of municipal rervice to the public.
Troeo Need Spare.
In earlier days a mistake was made
in planting tree3 too close together,
One of the first principles of arbori-
culture is to plant at proper distances,
or, as Mr. Nicholson, tree expert of
Birmingham, Ala., c.allg it, the span-
ing oi trees,
§1,000, Caso at death $1,0(0.
Every authorized deputy under
bond. An advance check of 55100
will be sent on official ; notice, in
accordance with 'he constitution.
Tins will enable the family to meet
without embarrassment, al! necces
sarv funeral expenses. Sick or
Insane members cannot lapse if
their Recorder i •, notified within
a specified time. Strict medical
examination, No person will be
admitted to membership m this
order until he lias been examined
and found to be a good risk.
Annual CT on $1,000, age
Official Orgia of
FranIdJj$0^ty.
SAVE THE COST CF SPRAYIN
Martins and bluebirds Should Hav i
Hourcs Provided for Them Near
ths Orchard.
The American Pil'd House Journr
says that farmers and orchardists ca.i
avoid the cost of spraying fruit treer
by providing the purple martins wit:,
a residence in or near the orchard and
encouraging these Intelligent bird® t<.-
keep down the insect peats. The pa¬
per produces evidence to show tha
the mar \i . protected a certain o:
chard to t Jcli an extent that great
crops of fruit were raised without t
j spraying at all. If may be t o much
j | to assume that the birds will tak
care ol all tr-e p< sts; the San Jos
! scale, for instance, must be beyonc
the reach of ;.ny bird B it there i
no doubt about, the totivity and th¬
value of marlins and bluebirds in flgh
| ing insect pests, nor any doubt at a
t of the readiness of these birds t > o-
cupy aifd take, advantage of the n“
little hoivsns prb .v.h i tor. them, I '
vided the English sparrows are he;
at their distance,
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Best Not to Copy Too Cioseiy.
“After the general change of the
• political situa ion in the middle ag
that took away the city-planning e.cti
ities from the princes, and either a:
nihilated them or put them in tli >
hands of the citizens, those citizen
in very many cases turned out to bo
very ordinary, short-sighted, and ur
educated bourgeois.” Therefore, cc ■
tinues Dr. Werner llegemaim, Germa
expert, it behooves city planners o:
today not to take too seriously the
work of city planners of yesterday,
Beauty is all very well, but there aio
other things to be considered,
A Wide Range.
A young .voman with an aspiratio-
to shine in the chorus applied to A
dreas Dipped, who has managed oper
singers all his life, for a position in 1:
i company. “To'sing in a chorus <
mine,” said Mr Dipped, “you mus:
have a good voice.”' “Oh, but. I hav
I one,” replied the girl.- Mr. Dippel le
her to the piano and asked her to dem-
onstrate her vocal pow. Sitting at
the instrument a 1 swi:
around, .lie suiiTfl q.•,•<>( ar.d aske< :
“Shall I sing ‘The Chairs in the Parh.r
1 All Miss You,’ or some
thirty five. 20 year term $10,90-
Ordinary life $18,35; 20 put? >: ■rt f' J
$22,35; 15 pay life $29,65; 10 ’ jay.
life 839,90.
Old Afic T* Kite fit and 20 v
installmotifc cci'ti.'ia: c.s at p=-«.u:>r-
tiointelv low rates, which are one
tfi’.rd less than auv sitmiar iia i
a nee. Policies in full force from ]
kl rst payment, a d are not scaled
as are the various Woodmen.
A live producer in Carnesvilh
or vicinity can secure a )avmg
business with reasonable ^ash
advanced weekly, for expenses, b\ j
addressing witn references: