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VOLUME XVIII WAYCROSS, GA., WEDWESDAY, NOVEMBER I, 1911 NUMBER 311 JN INDICTMENT AGAINST MINISTER FOUND .BY- THE JURY On Five Counts Richeson To Be Treid For His Life Boston, Oct. 31.—The Rev. Clarence V. T. Richeson, pastor of Immanue' Baptist Church, Cambridge, was in dicted on five counts charging murder in the first degree by the Suffollj county grand jury late this afternoon, for the alleged poisoning on Oct. i4 of his former sweetheart, Miss Avis Linnell, of Hyaniss. The grand jury reported its finding to Judge Geo. A. Sanderson in the Superior Criminal Court after hearing more than thirty witnesses during four days. It 4s understood that the jurors were unanimous in adopting the in dictment. CHEAP FOR CASH, Or will trade for city real estate, 4 second hand automobiles in good running order. 1 Ct Kelley’s Garage. MONEY TO LEND AT S PER CENT PER ANNUM. Why be a‘alave? ,Turn a new leaf today and make your rent receipts pay for you a home. We will show you |iow to do It (&orgla Loan & Investment Co. Rooms 9 and 10, Jefferson Hotel Bldg. no 2t FATHER PRISONER CHITTY AT -FUNERAL From County Jail Accom panied By Deputy Sheriff Savannah, Ga., Nov. 1.—This morn ing J. G. Chltty, a Savannahlan, un der arrest for having cashed a draft on a Lake City, Fla., bank when it is alleged he did not . have sufficient funds therein to meet it was permit ted to attend the funeral of his (laugher, Mrs. Louis R. Walsh, who died • here yesterday. It was a sad day indeed for Mr. 9hltty. He was accompanied to the home of his daughter and to the grave at the cemetery by an officer who saw that he had no opportunity to escape, although Chitty made no effort in that direction. He seemed grateful to the police officers of tho city for having granted him the priv ilege of attending the funeral. An officer arrived for Chitty today ahd he will probably get away to the [27th and 30th, Florida city with him tonight. Mr3. Walsh has been an Invalid for several months and recently her life has been despaired of. The news of her fathers arrest was kept from her until Monday when some thoughtless friend told her of it She almost collapsed at the news and sank rap idly until she died. TO BUY THEATER ' FOR ONE NIGHT TO ENTERTAIN QUESTS Indian Refining Company To Entertain Savannah • Auto Club ?oT Meeting Ware County Democratic Executive Committee Savannah, Ga., Nov. 1.—At a meet* ing yesterday between the Committee of the Savannah Automobile Club, of which R. M. Hull is chairman, and L. Sample and A. B. Chamber- lain, representing the Indian Refining Company, the plan for an entertain ment to be given by tbe company under the auspices of the clulT was, discussed and it was decided if prac tical to buy out the Savannah That- tro on Wednesday night, November 29th, when Nat Goodwin will be the attraction and entertain the guests in that manner. The Indian Refining Company has the contract for the oiling of the course for the Grand Prize, the Van derbilt Cup, and the Light Car races » ITTEE TO MEET. NOV. 8 CHAIRMAN ISSUES CALL All members of the Democratic Ex ecutive Committee of Ware County are hereby called to meet at tho j TRYING TO PUT LONG LIST OF EDICTS Issued By China’s Ruler In Attempt To, Quiet The Rebels Peking, Oct. 31.—Terror, which has griped the entire Imperial court, was further revealed today by a long list County Court House in Waycross on I of edicts supplementing yesterday’s Wednesday morning, November 8th, remarkable proclamation and offer- 1911, at 11 o'clock to provide ways • ing further concessions of the most and means for holding the guberna- j radical character, torial primary on December 7th. 1191, Today’s edicts Ihdlcate that even and. to transact such other busfneEi though the dynasty survives, Manchu as may come before the meeting. [rule is at an end. J. 8. WILLIAMS, Chairman Ware County Democratic Executive Committee. 1 itd ltw Go to the Bon Ton for kid glov- REMEMBER TO RING 315 WHEN YOU GO TO BUY YOUR NEXT MONTHS FEED BILL, WE CARRY Even tho transfer of the cabinet office to native Chinese is ordered and the throne swears that ‘'hereaf ter Manchus and Chinese shall be regarded equally,” meaning that the elaborate system of Manchu pen- blona which are now paid to practi cally every member of tho race will be discontinued and the Mauchus left to earn a living by their own en terprise. The edicts riinke a complete capitu lation to the demands of the nation al assembly, and even go bo far as C. 8. HARDY 4 80N. Atlanta, Ga., Oct. 3i—Discussion 10 o:r « r extravagant praise to fee rc- A BIO STOCK OF OAT8, CORN, ato u t corp oral punishment In tho At- tela for bringing about the .treat BRAN, MIXED SH0RT8, COTTON lanla pul) ,| c ECll00 | 8 wlI1 nol j 0 , vn . j reforms which are prom tied. The SEED MEAL, HULL8, BEtT PULP, Alderman Van Dyko’s Inelatence throne abjectly acknowledge, Ita' In- that he la going to demand the pat- <*P»clty. plead a Ignorance of aftalri, •age of the ordinance abolishing it, atllf *k al !**_ lapses be pardoned and despite the attitude of the hoard of recxwta the assistance and advice of educaton, which Insists on retaining nl1 citlcens. finally It makes a ,liyp- lt. has added fuel to the llarae of tho terlcnl effort to rally Chinese, trnd contest. I Manchus alike to the royil, standard j by hinting at grpvo foreign danders. It all grow out cf tho severe whip- wh | ch , t tMnk'rftould bo faced by a ping of a young school boy who was united China. sick for a Ions time ns tbe result cfj hia atrugs , e (or cxl , tence tl)e It. Aldernmn Van Dyke Is still mad |n(ont En ,„ orori lvll010 nama ta alsn0ll about fight. Mrs. J. T. Brown has returned after 30 2t a pleasant visit to Macon. ING OUT SOME HOT STU^F TO SOME OF THE BOYS Joe Brown’s Campaign Manager Ia£ es ' A C.arA V Atlanta, Ga., Oct. 31.—‘J. R. Smith, campaign manager for “Little Joe’* Brown, is handing it hot and heavy to the Georgia politician! who hr conceives are “running two candl* dates for governor, one wet and onr dry," with the hope of beating Jor Brown with one or the other of them. 8uch, be says, la the attitude of Hooper Alexander, who haa been speaking for Pope Brown, Mr. Smith thinks Hooper is more against Jor than ho ia for Pope. Governor Hoke Smith and Hokr Smith’s friends, as Manager J. R. Smith’s friends figure It out, are not sincerily supporting either Russell or Pope Brown, hut are holding bark* waiting to see which develops tho most strength, and hoping to beat Joe with one or the other of them* no matter which. And j! R., Smith dcclures they’ll never do It with either. ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES. The Byck Electric Company has just received the largest stock of electric * fixtures ever brought to Waycross. This firm Is equipped to do any kind of electrical work, ami under the capable management of Mr. Sylvan M. Byck ia doing a splendid business. They were recently awar ded the contract for all the electrical work in the new Bunn office building. If you neod anything In. the cicatrical A Look at The New Fali Clothes* , line Byck can supply yqu. He 1ms a it; he Is soinj to continue Ui t0 wHcu, 0V en condemns many J n|lml)cr „ r f , pert electricians and I* Jof his own ; closest relatives. Tho proparc ,j to halllIlo buslnesa ou sSort The school authorities arc now get- present officialdom, lie declares, haa n0 (j ce ting out newipaper articles in do-, D °t sought the interests of the poo- fense of their attitude. ; pic, but only its own pockets. Shoes*Hats and Furnishings Will Convince You That You can get as good goods and as nice Styles as are " Shown in the larger cities The Prices Are Much Less. big mm at r i n n r v i r 7 * s ^ n ? n t Ironi ucl0 " er 3j,n to «©v«nner ™ (•IVX j ij?* ] ;*! j 11 \ i exclusive, (Sunday’s excepted) fir. JinO ! ill - i iJulllU > : 8 a. m. to 12 and 2-p. m. to 3 REGISTRATION NOTICE! Office Clerk of Council. Books for the TVSffitratlou of voters ere now open r.nd will rer.-atn open from October 29tb to November 20th, Uju. P- t w. £4 25t J. W. Strickland, Clerk cf Council. The £ rent united campaign tx upHft/of tho cauzo df missions, an.ij tho'* furtherance of God’s great com- ( ^ REMOVAL MO TICE! ntsstfl to "Go touch all nations,” will’ Chtr.eBo laundry ha* ehd-4n a' jubdp at Flm MpthoJlst j ji.cved to So. 5 Tehcairstroo?, church teglr.nlnj Thursday .morning j R ‘** r ^ngl'.rh' Heck, He thanks hlf November ind r* Pr30 o’clock. Lunch-j=*'*ny cm toircrs For pan patronage, cen will be -served^ from ono to two j-''‘ d solicits c, continuance cf tho o’clock hy the committed appointed, f *’ ae - 28 and‘each hour will bo taken by ladies 1 AT THE MAJESTIC. The picture programme for tonight will be as follows: Filin No. 1. “Lone Stprs Return.* This is p very beautiful picture pro duced by tho “Rlson” Motion Picture Company Film No. 2. “Castles In The Alr. ,# This is a dreamy picture, showing If* dreams what Bodolia would would only como true, great pleasure in presenting to the patrons of the Majestic Theatre “John end Alice McBc-eil’*, introducing orlg'.stajy comoiy. crying, tinging* tai’. inr; and, ilr.ee.n* that ia rich In burner—‘well .dressed and pure In tenement. H. C SEAMAN. H j cf different denominations. While gjtbo object cf the campaign has been On recount of the missionary rally ! tbs leathering of member. for Doth j a .» ,he >»<“« of the town, tho Vc erttronts of mission sprit, no !e» , « chcon « l!, ° Y - M - c ' A »<« ** i T|]e l NEW LINE OF LADIE8, MI88F3 Important Is the toautlful spirt of | ^* t »= I “ d t0 Frlds *- * P- ChrUtlsn unity that has prevadod ” la '- hc0I ’» -very day, begin- rarh xattt* of the ladles, and all n!l >S ' v,th Frld ^ Volrera^r 3 until v.t:i be tetur for thi. strengthening Fr!d!1 i' Kovemh " 10 whra th?re ' v! “ jbe e big oyster cupper cn that day, all ministers 'and employed officers are especially Invited to attend each! cf the “ties cf Christian love.” Mrs. W. W . Sharpe AND CHILDRENS 8HCE8 COMING IN EVERY DAY. ALL THE LATE8T 8TYLES AND ANLL THE LATEST F.ElNF6RC£MENTe ARE » GCING FROM NAPLES. Arabs* Assaults Were Too Much For {J The Invadore. Cons.cntinoplc, Cc\ 31.—'Turkish ‘rocr-p with (boir Ara^ allies have re taken two forts at Tripoli and forced ■_> itollr U3 to entrench thorn selves within tbe city after abandoning large quantities of gun«, r:fles, ammunition and provisions, ^according to a tele- luncheon and oyster sapper. The WOULD YOU LIKE A presents will be announced on Friday 'HOUoE LfKEoTHI3? 4 p. m.. All members are requested ..Perliaps ycu could have It, In as prtt» to notice the schedule for gymnasium ,'ty a part of the country aa you i classc?, make it convenient to como. saw. The remains of Mr. Harry Netl, ac companied Ly his wife. little son, ana bis brother, Mr. Leon Neel, passed througji Waycross yesterday en route to Boston, Ga., his old home, where the interment will take place. Mr.' Neel died In Asheville, N. C. He H jrtnt frenj Kabntl Be”, the deputy vae well hnown here, haring made W.H-I.-L * or et Trtpoll. |il*^hopt9 hero atone time. IF VCU DON'T TriINK SO Call upon us and sett, if you oajr tnat you are interested, !t -; j'o likely that wo can do sotneGiing tor you. A.M.ICnight & Son REAL ESTAT- MJ-t INI JKANCE A CENTS.