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THE EVENING HERAlfi ^^ YmQTOBRIBe pope
VttYdoHfA Times.. . #
We have be«?n wondering and are
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Court of tbs Southern District of
Georgia.
WAYCR08S, GA., OCT. 21, 1911.
One good thing about the football
fever, It doesn't Inst
*
A good many castles In Spain seem
to be In danger these days.
r-
War ships are all safe enough un
til somethin? happens.
Cheer up! Even Ty Cobh doesn't
make a hit every tlmp ho goes to
bat
France blows up her warships by
accident, while we take ours out and
ahoot holes through 'em.
*
*It might ho wise for the young
Turks if tiicy should get s' little el
der.
—*
Wo nre pleased to learn that most
of our friends are recovering from
their vacation.
*
Possibly It is called “Indian sum
mer" because football rooters carry
on like Indians.
*
* A Chicago man admitted killing his
wife because ho could not tell a lie
to save his life. This is rather freaTc-
ish for Chicago.
.{.
Paradoxically, notwithstanding su
gar and whiskey wont up simultane
ously, they will continue to go down
the samo way.
*
If Mr. Hitchcock’s magazine freight
Is overloaded, the Governor might
consider sending sotno of the light lit
erature by air route.
—tr—
Edison says ho iikea America better
than he does Europe. America
ahould he content, even while losing
Us Astors and Crockers, If it can
keep its Ed Isons. ,
’ *
still wondering, why It was that any
body wanted to bVlbeV'HOnest Pope *
Brown to get on the “local option
side of the temperance Question, We
have also wondered h lew times who
it is that has so much loose' change
as to be passing It around that way.
Pope’s “headquarters” announced a
few days ago, that $H><f,Q00 In “filthy
iucr^' was laid before him, and he
turned his back upon it—spurned the
offer and told Satan to “go away back
and sit down." We know Why thqj
amount was not doubled on the spot—
itwas because “Honest -Pope” *to!d
the tempter, that n<Tamount of mon
ey could buy or bribe him. That is
plain enough. It is plain enough, too,
that Pope refused to yield.
Rut the original proposition 3llli
stands; Why was the offer made
nd who made It? Wo are told that
it was a “responsible party”, but the
Is not given. Who was it?
And why was the offer made? Did
the “responsible party" think that
Pope could be bought or bribed? Did
he think Pope bad a cinch on th'
governorship and that he ought to be
captured in advance? If this “repsno-
slble party” had $100,000 to put on
this campaign, is it not probable that
the same interests had some mone.
to put on the last campaign? Who
got It? Where was that money plac
ed? Pope might have done his pro
hibition friends a good turn by find
Ing out that. We could have easily
done so from thlB "responsible party
approached him with the “bar-
if Pope does not mind
"headquarters” will make hlin ridic
ulous.
There are many reasons why
do n*#t believe the report. One of
them Is because “a hundred thousand
collars Is a heap of money,”
Joe Brown said when a youngster
asked him if he was worth that much.
“Responsible partfse" do not bid that
high on the first bid. They might go
up that high before they would let
good tiling go by, but there would be
a lot of dickering before they would
go that strong. If Popo had made
the figures they would have “jewed"
him down. The amount was
great. The man who got up the re
port is ovtdently given to ‘“seeing
things." ^
There, is another reason why wc
do not believe It. Most of the "re
sponsible parties'* know that “Hon
est Pope" would not sell himself for
tiyo or three times that much. They
could not go after him that way.
They merely "confer" with him—
lhake a few motions bofore his eyes
with their hands and fingers (like
hypnotists do) and stop there. If one
representative of the “Interests"
could not turn the trick they would
send others like live Coast Lino did
when It vauted Its tax values reduc
ed a qur.rter of a million dollars be
low irtiat It gave In under oath
Smart lawyers—strong mentalities—
did what no amount of money could
have done. When "Honest" Pope
was pushed out of the gubernatorial
rr.ee on two former occasions, he was
not bought or bribed. Ho was “con
ferred" out of ft, and he hlmsolf Is
quoted as saying. He merely "gave,
in" before stronger minds—not that
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and has been made under his per*
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Experiments that trifle with and. endanger, tlio health of
Infants and Children—Experience against Experiment.
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and allays Feverishness. It cured Diarrhoea and Wind
Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation
and Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates tlio
Stomach and Bowols, giving healthy and natural sleep.
Tlio Children’s Panacea—The Mother’s Friend.
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The Kind Yon Have Always Bought
Use For Over 30 Years
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It was pretty tough on the*Ku..l»n r ° w " not a ’"f man '
nllcnlstlc expert, thet they were not| for he "• but h * " not » “»“ l
given an opportunity to ".how their ,orce ’ He " * foltower-eMtly per
larnif" nnd try to obfuscate the l 8u,,ded to d “ what 1,8 do “ not ’
court by attempting to prove thut to do PopB “’ ade “ v<ry *«"> State
Stolypln’. assassin was .ufferlng '- r ” ,nrer a,,d he uould “ ttk * a *°° d
from brainstorm.
# —^
It Is becoming more evident every
d*y that a majority of the.prohibi
tionists, as well as the antis, favor
•ubmiUlng the whiskey question to a|' w * to ’ ay " n0 " ! " hen u ’ look * “ “
Agricultural Commt.eloner. but
doubt It he I. ot the right tempera
meat to grapple with the duties and
responsibilities ot the Governorship.
TUeto are times when the Governor
direct vo'e, rather than entangle It I ,h * * hole wot,d *’ a * a * nst
vlth the asplrsllons ot every man ■ ro, ‘* could n0 > “» "
who wants an olhce in Georgia,— 1 Vah ,
dot la Times,
fr
"Dtck” Rua.ell has made
him.
j FOR ALDERMAN.
; t hereby announce myaelt at a can-
vlgo- didate for Alderman from the Fourth
tnary. I solicit and appreciate the
support ot the rotsri ot the city,
tv. E. Chandler.
rona dental that he apoke In a dlarc-1 Ward, aubjeet to the Democratic
specttul manner ot the ministers ot
the Gospel. Candidates are so often
misrepresented that we arc Inclined
to bellere that "Plain Dick" has been
given a raw deal In this ease, it We handle the fatnoui Mascot
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