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THE HERALD IS THE
Oflelal Orghn of' the United (dates
Court of the Southern District of
* Georgia.
WAYCROSS, OA., OCT. 18, 1911.
• flat, but never flatter.
All's fair In love—If
for hriiiotfes. n
von don't euro
With somo people success Is al
ways Just around the corner.
*
8ome of us are apt to take advlco
that doesn't bolotig to us.
*
All the world's a star.c, and all tho
men and women merely kickers.
-t-
Wuycross ir goln^ to make bottle*
out of paper. That Is what the trade
lias been demanding a long time.
Then n ‘'gentleman'*" express pack
age cannot he distinguished from
•alia wafers.—Moultrie Observer.
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There are now in the building
.mdes alono in the United Slates and
Canada approximately soven hundred
thousand men who nro working an
eight-hour day and at a wage 20 por
cent higher than tho wages fifteen
years ago.
*
Let tho sunshine Into the gloomy
rooms, have a couch to lto on, a pia
no to piny on; In fact, a home to livo
in; ono wherein a sense of hospital
ity and good deeds exudes from the
very tables and chairs, Instead of a
nioupolcum of gloomy elegance, where
In everything is for show and noth
ing to be used. ,'
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There’(s now a chnnee for somo
unknown Homer to win undying fame.
A subject Is ready to his hand that
eclipses the TrojAn war. The sub
ject Is tho Wnr of tho Slxtlos. It
hns receded far enough Into the past
to bring nil its romance and Its es
sentials shandy to tho fore, unob
scured by the minor happening
which seemed so largo to th'os* who
lived through them. The Universi
ty Extension Department of the Uni
versity of the South, Sewanee, Tenn.,
has offered prlr.es for the best out
line or plan of tho projected poem I
and for the best book or canto. The 1
competition is open to Southern poets.'
SKETCH OF MR. STANLEY.
*Mr. H. M. Stanley Is A son of the
late Cept. IUdlln A. Stanley, who was
the flrst # solIcItor general of the Oco
nee Judicial Circuit, and who was Or-*
dlaary «of Laurensr county at the time
or his death.
‘ He is a native of Laurens county
and In the prime of bis life. For the
past twelve years he has been editor
of the Courier-Dispatch, and was edl
tor of the Courier prior to this coo
Eolidation of the two paper*.
Choosing a newspaper career, hs
went to wor’^ when a boy for tb<
Garotte, Dublin's first newspaper, and
worked his why up from office "devil
to the position oi editor In chief;
the Interim he was connected with
ono of the large printing plants of
Atlanta.
Mr. Stanley some years ago estab
lished the Southern Knight, a month
ly magazine published In the Interest
of the Knights of Pythias, and edited
It for several years.
Having a fondness for military tac
tics, Mr. Stonloy Joined the Dublin
Light Infantry v.hea It wn3 organized
and was made first lieutenant. Later
ho was elected captain of the Hast
man Volunteers and was then appoint
ed by the Inte Govor^or W. Y. Atkin
son a member of his military staff
and served for four yenrs aa llouten-
ant—colonel and alde-dc-camp.
was nlso for several yenrs connected
with tho military branch of the order
of Knights or Cythias as an officer iu
Savannah Company No. 10, first lieu
tenant and adjutant of the first bri
gado and captain and adjutant of the
first regiment,
Mr. Stanley hns been a number of
times a delegate to state, congression
al and senatorial conventions. He
served as chairman of tho democrat
ic executive committee 2>f the Six-
teenth Senatorial District several
years and served for several years
a member of the democratic execu
five committee of the Eleventh Con
grcssionnl District.
For a number of years Mr. Stanley
has taken a prominent part In the af
fairs of tho Georgia Weekly Pres*
Association and In 1907 was unani
mously elected president of the as
sociation. After serving for two
years ho declined re-election and has
since boen corresponding secretary.
Always taking a great deal of In
terest in educational mntter, Mr.
Stanley served for seven years as a
member of tho city board of educa
tion of Dublin and for threo years
was president ot the board. Some
years ago when the city council abol
ished the old board of ten and created
ne, Mr. Stanley and one othdr
member were the only ones retained.
elected n member of tho first
board of directors of the Carnegie Li
brary In Dublin nnd served for sever
al years and then resigned. In Au
gust ho wn again re-elected ancMi
uow a member of tho board.
Mr. Stanley has taken a groat deal
of Interest In secret fraternities and
is now an officer of the grand lodgo
of ono of tho lending fraternities of
the state.
This Is Mr. Stanley's first eptry In
to atate politics. He hns consented
to mako the race for Commissioner
of Commerce and Labor at tho call of
his fellow countrymen and will make
aggressivo campaign for the of
fice.
«j»
Boston is a queer town. But it's a
lovable place. All Americans are
proud of Boston, Bunker 11(11 nnd
beans. But Boston has done some
thing now that will have to be ex
plained. A big Carnegie library has
been built in Boston and starch as
'you will there does not appear on It
anywhere the Carnegie label. The
name Carnegie is conspicuous by its
absence ; What's the use of a fel-
'low building libraries If his najne
doesn^t adorn them. Some fellow
named Jonea or Smith might have
hudt them for all the public knows.
If they are not properly labeled. But
probably patriotic Bortor. ltu-r.ed In
Uc:e cf tact ca*ii of allowance that
Mr. Carnegie took to King c;.*. r.ic ot
England.—Savannah News
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