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1 J >■* ' * *' ' %4 ..* J - ; -< --w-,..■- ,>v m munn WAYCROSS EVENING HERALD • THE EVENING HERALD Published By ; HERALD PUBLISHING CO. A. P. Perham, 8r. A. P. Perham, Jr. Editor* and Proprietors. Miss Carrie Perham, Personal, Society and Local. The Waycross Herald founded In 1885. The Daily Herald founded In 1892 by A. P. Perham, Sr. Telephones Busin* jb Office 25 Editorial Offle 25 Residence 268. Evary Afternoon Except Sunday. Office No. 8 Jane Street. RATE8 OF SUBSCRIPTION. Month $ .45 Months $1.26 Months $2.60 Year $5.00 SPECIAL NOTICE All obituary notices, cards of thanks, resolutions and notices ot entertain ments, where charges are made, will bf charged at advertising rates of 5 cents a line. NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS Subscribers to The Herald that do not receive the paper promptly and early will please rlng up the Circula tion Manager and report the trouble to him, »s f/ifs Is the only means that we can assure you prompt and early delivery. THE fitzcerald AVIATION MEET. The Fitzgerald Aviation Meet Is like the Valdosta and Waycross meets, a complete failure, as far as flying Is concerned. It is a strange thing that the promotor or promotors cl this enormous swindle can go from town to town and continue to f ( ol all the people. We could excuse the men from flying In Valdosta but there was no excuse for them not fly ing In Waycross, except the cold feet they possessed. These aviators, who came as “high" flyers, to “soar*’ over Valdosta, Way- cross, and are now at Fitzgerald try ing to "soar". These men who flew 2,000 feet in the air at Waycross? Can’t they really fly? It Is a question if these would-be-bird-men ever got over 50 feet off of the ground, and then light with a bump, as It wert», in Waycross. Not the graceful glide at* described by other aviators who have been flying In other parts of the country. We do not propose to be unjUBt to any one, but someone should be pun ished for perpetrating such a .twin- die tm the good people ot these three THE HERALD 18 THE Official Organ of the United States Court of the Southern District of Georgia, WAYCROSS, GA., MARCH 27, 1911. rgla and Florida l tide ihelr o h finite likely n will let the lighting for t that Mexlcai BIG THEFT FROM UNITED STATES MAIL POUCH $10,000 TAKEN FROM UNGARDED REGISTERED MAIL POUCH AT TARPON SPRINGS. * Tampa, Fla., March 24.—Ten thou sand dollars in currency was stolen from a mail pouch in transit between Tampa and Clearwater last night. The theft was discovered when the mall pouch reached St. Petersburg this morning, having been carried by its destination, Clearwater. The pouch in one side bad a split eight Inches long. The registered package had been torn open, the mon ey extracted and the casing pushed back In the mail bag. AI18. It now seems likely that the Mex ican Insurrection will be successful and 1 will be compelled to step down and out. Hie Senate that the Senator The still wiggling, ft now set race will surely lie betw Terrell and Hoke Smith. We have expected this, and really we are noi surprised.- Baxley Haulier. ——4.— President Diaz has a plan for di vidlng up the great estates Into small holdings for the pooplo. Bettor Ll- inantour recently made mention of this project In New York. There 1b on Implied promise that this will bo done as soon as the Insurrection Is over Hugh P. Mecso, of Swiss vale, Pa,, has won the $300 prize offered by Life, the humorous weekly, for the lest answer to the question. "Why are suffragettes not lit to he wives and mothers?" That la the funny side of it. The other side will be better known when he hears from the ladles. ust about enough hope that China out of Russia If betw tho na tions. China has attended to her own business so long and has receiv ed so many kicks from meddlers that she Is entitled to all she can get out ot the next nation that Jumps on her. —Ex. EXIT BALLINGER. Richard A. Ballinger, secreary ol the interior, has finally bowed to pop ular senMment and resigned his port folio. He Is succeeded by Walter L Fisher, u prominent Chicago lawyer, a Republican, and vice president of the National Conservation assoelar turn, of which Gifford Pint-hot is pres iuent. He is said to be a staunch supporter of Mr. Pinchot in the lat- Ur’s work for tho preservation of nn tural resources. Mr. Ballinger’s resignation had been In* the hands of tho president since January 19. In accepting it the lat ter takes occasion to reiterate his faith In the integrity of the secrota ry’s motives and to express his Indig nation at what he declares has been an “unscrupolus conspiracy for defa mation of character.” He could not tay otherwise without sultlfylng him self. Tho president lias taken Bal linger for granted from tho commen cement of the sensational controversy which began with his mismanagement •ct tho public lnnds and wound up, after his exposure in the Cunningham coal land claim matter by young Gla- vis, with, a congressional Investiga tion In which the. Republican com mittee members attempted to white wash him, tho Democratic Insurgent members of the same committee find ing him guilty of the charges prefer red by Clifford Pinchot. The testimony produced nt the hearing, published broadcast in the public press, conclusively proved that Mr. Ballinger was unfit td hold his •flleo—Incompetent, If not worse. But 1:1s had no effect upon the president, who discharged young Glavls for his exposure, of tho attempted Alaska steal and later dropped Pinchot be cause ho Insisted In a proper manage ment of the land conservation busi ness of the country. It Is to he hoped that his successor will prove u roan of broader scope of mind and more keenly alive to the interests of the people. The money was shipped from Tam pa yesterday afternoon by the Ex-‘ change National Bank and was con signed to the Bank of Clearwater. Postal officials decline to give any Information until postoffleo detectives arrive to make an nvestlgaton. The robbery is supposed to hav t-cea committeed while fourteen mall bags for Clearwater and points south of that city were left lying on the platform at Tarpon Springs for over eight hours, waiting for the Atlantic Coast Line train, which was eight hours late. No clue has as yet been found ai to the Identity ot the thief or thiev es. FOR LAGRIPPE COUGHS AND 8TUFFY COLDS. Take Foley’s Honey and Tar. It gives quick relief and expels the cold from your system. It contains no c-piates, is safe and sure. Gem Phar macy. Miss Eddie Parnell Invites the la dies of the city to her spring millin ery opening March 28th and 29th. CASTORIA For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature of L under thef Exact Copy of Wrapper. In Use For Over Thirty Years tMf eiNTftun wsi /Sh: 'GardenT<3DL§ page oman A “harem .skirt" caused what was * almost a riot in Pits!burg tho other j day. In one of the state legislatures * a bill has been introduced to make ^ it a crime for women to wear "ha- 1 rern" skirts. A recent issue New York paper takes up half tc show pictures of a young walking down Fifth avenue wearing a “harem" skirt. In the picture gap. in- men and boys are shown. Why In the name of common sense, is there i ll of this whoop and hurrah over the "harem" skirt? It Is not a thing Id the world but n pair of big, loose, baggy breeches reaching to the au- klea. There is nothing Immodest about It. From the point of view o. modesty. It Is immaculate as com- izred with some of the ball gowns and other thinga that are beln.5 worn. The fact seems to be that the only criticism against the "harem" skirt lr. that It is different from what we have been used to seeing.—Savannah Morning News.. ■ J >A UTTER ONE WORD and if that word la “laundry” It will be a tender subject to many, because they’re not satisfied with the work they're having done. Why not change? We will warrant you that LAUNDRY WORK done by us will make ycu amile all over. A single trial will convince you, and give perfect satisfaction Cur customers never leave us Wilson STEAM LAUNDRY PHONE*. 'OT the old fashioned heavy, JNJcumbersoine, drudgery kind that makes your arms ache and your back tired and have driv en many a boy from the farm, but the light, strong, sharp, steel kind that make gardening the pleasure it’should be. 'T’HERE is usually a good'garden where A there are good garden tools. Buy them NOW and get the full use of them this season. P. N. Harley Hardware Co. 44 PlantJAve. Phone 186 After March tenth, 1911, this company will sell Incandescent Electric Lamps at cost to us, which is as follows, upon the erturn of the old lamps: 7^5* . carbon lamps: 8 Candle Power, 30 watt 16c each 16 Candle Power, 60 watt 16c each 32 Candle Power, 120 watt ..25c each GEM (Metallzed Filament) LAMPS: 20 Candle Power, 60 watt .. 20c each 32 Candle Power, 80 watt 30c each 40 Candle Power, 100 watt 30c each MAZDA {Tungsten) LAMPS: 20 Candle Power, 25 watt 60c each 32 Candle Power, 4Q watt 66c each 48 Candle Power, 60 watt 90c each 80 Candle Power, 100 Watt $1.20 each H We recommend the use ot the "GEM” to replace the common carbon lamp, as It Is more economical In the consumption ot cur rent and more efficient In the production ot light, without being as fragile as the MAZDA or Tungsten Lamp. The Ware County Light and Power Company. )oocxxx>ockx>o<xx>oc>c>oooooooooc>oooooooo "WE HAVE THEM” HOUSE LETTER LOCK BOXES With Clip For Papers. The very thing you have been wanting for years; fastens on the house. The mail carrier will always have a place to put your letters and papers. Prices Are Reasonable 75c, $1.00, $1.25, $1.50 Watt Hardware Co. ^00000000000000000 oooooooooooooooo* Italian Olive Oil A GOOD PURE OIL AT REASONA BLE PRICE. Itrfllan Olive Oil represents the first run of oil from Olives of uniform ripeness. Made from perfect fruit, bottled In a sunny clime, put up un der perfect conditions. It stands for the very best of condiment and food. Use Olive Oil freely In tablespoonful doses as a food. There is nothin? more easily assimilated or which is more acceptable to the system than pure Olive Oil, and that is what ITALIAN OLIVE OIL 181 / PHONE NO. 150. Cherokee Pharmac Waycross, Georgia W. H. ULMER, Wheelwright and Blacksmith, Horseshoeing A Specialty. Next to Wilson Laundry, justiin rearjof Singleton iFurniture'Company. 1 Satisfaction Guaranteed. J t*l*l*t*0*>*(*0*t*t»»<H»«»t*0»«*(*t»0*t*.* i