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WAYCROSS EVEN*NG HERALD
EDUCATIONAL INTERESTS AT
SOUTHERN COMMERCIAL CON.
Nearly every university or college
CO. | n the South 1* arranging to be rep
resented at the meeting of the South
ern Commercial Congress in Atlanta
to hear the address of Chancellor
Houston, of Washington University,
Missouri, on "The South's Education-
nj Obligation." In many instances
w'jole classes of students have been
excused so that the faculty and atu*
j dent body may attend, and in some
States the Agricultural Colleges have (
given th ee days holiday so that those
who desire to hear the addresses of
the Secretary of Agriculture and other
government agricultural experts ma>
attend on the opening day, March 8,
as \.ell ns on the last day, March 10,
when Dr. Houston will apeak. Dr.
Houston who is a native of South j
r " SPECIAL NOTiCE ^Carolina, graduated from South Caro-
All obituary notices, cards of thanks, Una College and afterwards from
resolutions and notices of entertain- . „ , .. . . ., _ ;
ments. where charges are made, will Harvard University. He has held the j
be charged at advertising rates of 5 position of superintendent of the city |
cents a line.
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Court of the Southern District of
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WAYCROSS, GA., FEB. 27. 1911.
Hobsons choice seems to he war
with Japan.
+
I 1908 was elected Chancellor Qf Wash*
' Ington University, Missouri, which po*
( sltion he now holds.
Others on the program to speak on
educational subjects are Hon. T. H.
Harris, State Superintendent of Pub-
lie Instruction, Baton Rouge, I^a.,
vhose subject (s "Texas as Related
to Education"; Dr. 8. C. Mitchell,
President of the University of South
The trousers skirt appeared on the Carolina, who speaks on "Education
Paris stage, hut "was quickly taken for Constructive Leadership, State
off" aaya a dispatch. Not on the and National;" and Dr. Charlton B.
stage, we trust. -Macon News. I Gibson. President of the Mechanics
j Institute, Rochester. N. Y., formerly
Never before In the history of the organized of tho Columbus, Ga., Tech-
town has Homcrvllh* shown sucu ! nicai Schools,
signs of real growth. And the beauty J The closing day of tho meeting,
or the thing Is that It is nil home cap- March 10, will be devoted to a discus-
ital. It shows the faith the people «lon of "The South’s Higher Thought”
have In their town. That Is what en- under five heads as follows: “In Na-
courages new-comers.—Clinch Coun
ty News.
Forty cor loads of hogs have been
shipped “on the hoof" from Quitman
during the last three months.. One
car load contained 130 hogs, a total
of 5,200 bead. Tho average vnlue of
a car load, at 5 1-2 to G cents a pound,
i $1,000, making $40,000 worth of
live hogs shipped to distant mark
ets from Brooks county.
Speaking of tho :econt damage to
the fruit crop in that auction tho
ThomasvIUe T. E„ says; "Tho trees
are an to, absolutely. In this section
of tho state the fruit has practically
been unharmed except in rare in
stances. We hope and feel that Geor
gia will market a large crop of peach
es this year and will receive a good
price for them.”
THE NEW JAPANESE TREATY.
In submitting to t ie senate only
ten days beforo the expiration of con
gress a revision of the treaty of com
merce and friendship with Japan,
says the Chattanooga Times. Presi
dent Taft seems to hint that tho up-
1 or house might do u lot more if it
p ished. But unlike the Canadian ar
rangement. the Japanese treaty is
voluminous and requt.es th * closest
study. It has been known for some
time that Japan is insisting on a re
vision of the Gresham-Kurlno treaty
and the culmination of out* recogni
tion of our right to exclude Japanese
subjects, and that P esldent Taft was t
disposed to accede to this demand.
It was not known generally, how-1
ever, that the negotiations had been j
concluded. Many we item senators
nre sure to oppose this rliattvo. and '
ot course they caunot be ridden over
roughshod, it is explained that Ja- j
jinn has undertaken to restrict immi
gration of Japanese subjects into this
country by its oFn legislative and *
executive authority. ^
It is also asserted that the oiuis- *
slon of recognition of our right to
pass exclusion acts would not imply
Japanese opposition to suhe acts. It
they are passed. This is a danger
ous supposition. There can be no
rushing of this treaty through tha
senate. Probably President Taft un
derstands this, yet he possibly haa
good reasons for sending ft In at this
time.
tlonal Life" responded to by the Pres
ident of the United States; “In Law”
by (lie Hon. Jacob M. Dickinson, Sec
retary of War; "In Education” by
Chancellor Houston of Woihln#on
University, Mo.; “In Citizenship," by
Governor Woodrow Wilson, of New
Jersey, and "In Business” by William
G. McAdoo, President of the Hudson
River Tube System.
Many Universities and commercial
bodies nre chartering Pullman cars
so that they may come in a body,
while others aro forming nutomobllo
parties,' decorating them with their
college colors and streamers nnd In
other ways making known tho Iden
tity of their nlnm mater. Edwin T*
Quarles, the Secretary of the South
ern Commercial Congress has estab
lished headquarters at the Piedmont
Hotel, in Atlanta, where ho la attend
ing to all details looking forward to
tho comfort of all students who de
sire to attend.
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For Jesup tad Savannah
ARRIVALS AT WAYCROSS.
from Savannah
‘rain 189 ...5:50 am
Train 185 12:60 pm
Train 21 6:65 pm
Train 67 10:00pm
/rem Montgomery
Train 68 6:15 am
Train 180 6:46 pm
From Balnbrldge A Thomasvlllo
Train 182 9:60 am
From Alban/
Train 93 4:55 pm
fr»In 91 9:65 am
Train 97 6:00 pm
From Chicago and Nortweit - A
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Dixie Flyer (via Tilton)....5:36 am
Bouth Atlantic Limited 6:35 am
From Brunswick
Train 96 7:40 am
Train 90 6:00 pra
From Jacksonville
Train 23 6:55 pm
Train 32 10:15 pm
Train 94 10:25 pm
Train 92 10:45 pm
From Tampa. Hlgb Spring, via Du
pont
Train 58 5:55 am
Train 182 10:00 an
Train 180 7:30 pn
Train 27 6:10 pn
For Montgomery
Train 189 6:10 an
Train 57 10:25 pm
For Balnbrldg. and Thomasvlll..
Train 185 1:00 pm
For Albany
Train 92 10:50 pn
Train 96 7:50 am
Train 90 6:10 pm
For Chicago and Northweit
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South Atlantic Limited.. ,.10:20 pm
For Brumwlck
Train 91 10:05 an
Train 97 6:10 pm
For Jacksonville
Train 95 (DIxlo Flyer 5:40 am
Train 93 6:00 lit
Train 33 6:40 on
rain 21 6:16 pn
For Tampa, High Spring,
Train 42 7:26 pm (Train 43 8:00 on
For through Schedule,. Pullman reservation,, etc.. Cell On
E. M. North. A. O. 1-. A. R. B. Pollard, Ticket Agent
Snvnnnab ,(la. Waycross, on.
What', tho use of conserving the
timber asks an exchange, when
only conserve the Interests of the
lumber monopolists?
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A one pound can will
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SAVES TWO LIVES.
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CABBAGE PLANTS.
For Cabbage Plants see me.
A. P. Perham, Sr.
Foley Kidney Pills are tonic In ac
tion. quick In results, and restore the
natural action of the kidneys and
bladder. They correct Irregularities.
Gem Pharmacy.
NOTICE TAX PAYER.
Specific tax and Corporation Taxes
are now due and can be paid by'
making a visit to my office in the
court house.
J. T. Strickland, Tax Col
We take pleasure in announc
ing that alter March 10th,
we shall sell incandescent
electric lamps at cost.
we WILL KEEP IN STOCK AN
ASSORTMENT OF ALL NECESSARY
SIZES OF CARBON, GEM, AND
MAZDA, (TUNGSTEN) LAMPS,
WHICH WILL BE DELIVERED TO
CUSTOMERS.
RE RECOMMEND THE USE OF
THE GEM TO REPLACE THE COM-
MON CARBON FILAMENT LAMP,
AS IT IS MORE ECONOMICAL IN
THE CONSUMPTION OP CURRENT
AND MORE EFFICIENT IN THE
PRODUCTION OF LIGHT WITHOUT
BEING AS FRAGILE AS THE
TUNGSTEN LAMP.
We shill IWt the prices in this
space later.
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Light and Power
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The most tender solicitude nnd care ful nursing will avail little If pure
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Temptingly Delicious.
We are headquarters for this deliciou. candy.
CHEROKEE PHARMACY
| W. H. ULMER,
Wheelwright and Blacksmith,
Horseshoeing A\ Specialty.
Next to Wilson Laundry, just,in rear’of
Singleton iFurniture'Company.
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