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THE MACON DAILY TELEGRAPH: SUNDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 12, area
Macon Boasts that She Has the South's Leading Business College
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Merchants and Business Men Declare that the
Georgia"Alabama Business College
Is Doing the Most Thorough Work Ever Seen in this Countrv
'"pHE TELEGRAPH prints elsewhere- some interesting letters about this
Magnificent Institution. President Eugene Anderson is being congrat
ulated on all sides for having secured such splendid teachers. They are
declared to be the best in America.
Read elsewhere about the good work that is being done for Macon in
advertising her as headquarters for the best Stenographers, Bookkepers and
Telegraphers to be found in America.
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GLOOM IS CAST
BY ACCIDENT
Drivers Depressed By Death of
DeRdsa—Haupt Made
Good Time
SAVANNAH. <3*.. Nov. SI—Tho f.
til Accident on th* automobile course
(••day otil a gloom over the clrrlo of
«i.ivti» and mechanicians, and little
vc Unrooted In the way of feat driv
ing efts* Its occurrence. It wua easy
to dlacem that all were depressed.
fact of tha performances worthy of
n«.t. was* that of Willie Haupt In the
« h.*|wlckl car. Ho made a lap In 23
r.ih'itei and fifteen seconds, which
v i$ . •• -idi rahly falter than any he
msbefore. The Chadwick li con-
M'L I : to have the beet chance of any
of the American earn In the nice, and
it* i>. rfonmaneca are watched with tha
*r<:>t<«t Interest on that account.
On st crowds are out dally to watch
the Ltwctlne. the grandstands being
' -•* Wfl I during the hours for fast
Many others f» to the turns
the cars as they awing
we days of practice remain—
and Tuesday. All of the
J ronvlcta and other forces will
It busy until the day before the
Jhsplng up small Incqunlltlt* in
Met
HIES IN FLOUR
HIGHLY INJURIES
■WASHINGTON. Not. 21-Her ret ary
Of Viniculture Wilson’s aide of the
I.* *rlng to determine the status of
l • lu a flour under (he pure food and
Ati.p law. wea opened today with
t stfanony offered by the government #
e»i • ft chemists, whose statements g*n-
« ly controverted those made yester-
d.i> by the inllifrs' chemists who gave
»i * their expert opinion that despite
thr ottstence of nitroue add In bleach
ed ni»ur l( is not harmful to health.
The government chemists adhered to
th. idea fostered by Dr. Harvey W.
Vi y. the government’s chief food ex-
i that rood ('ontalnlng poisonous
sui-* i ea should t»e banished on the
•ri*rkd. On the whole. It wsi the
c i IuhIor of Ui« experts that bleach-
* .1 ft .r contained nitrites which In
*■ ro# degree is harmful to the humsn
evi-tam. Dr*. Ladd. Xhepard. Wlnton.
Mu. I. | and other chemists of note
• i l-ared at (he hearing.
THIS LADY VICTIM OF
PECULIAR ACC DAT 13
Miss Carr Is an operator of one of
the machines used In the ilnpp fac
tory in the making of overalls, and
yesterday while at work *h* stooped
to pick up a bobbin that hsd fallen
to the floor, nnd In some manner her
liuIr was caught In the ahnftlng un-
d< r the machine. The machine was
Instantly stopped and several of the
employes ran to her assistance, nnd
nniniixcd to egtrlcate her from her
pirllmis I’xiHltion. Dr. PumpHly wak
sent for at once, and after an exam-
perllous position. Dr. thimpelly was
Inst Ion he found that while, the expe-
rlence was a painful <nm she was “ah
seriously hurt.
Mias Carr suffers from some severe
bruises and the loss of a lot of
beautiful hair. Bheiwas taken to her
homy at 17 Montpelier gvenue. It Is
thought she will be all rlg'flt In a few
days.
CLEVER NEGRO THIEF
RAH HATTER’S STORE
Detective W. A. Rmtth and Special
Agent Poole of the Central Hallway
Company have * negro hi the tolls
charged With breaking 6pen a cor be
longing to the Central nnd stenllng
therefrom two dnsett or more fine
hats.
Hy looking around, the detectives
found when* a negro hod pawned some
of the hats, and by keeping an eye on
him tracked him to his house. As
they approached the house they met
some negroes coming iway wearing
the new hats. Asked where they got
them, they first said thty were bought
In Atlanta, but on being told that they
were stolen, having been Identified as
belonging to the lot stolen from the
car. they readily weitt to the house
and confronted the man they had got
ten them from, and the man was ar-
rested.
This man would not give any name.
He wild Jim Thompson would do as
well ns any name, and hy that name
be was docketed, but his right name
Is Moreland. He will be given a hear
ing In the recorder’s court tomorrow.
Parrish Company nnd Is one of the
largest merchants here.
Mr. tfClIln In nt the hoed of the
Hills irrug Company. For several
years he was city clerk.
Col. If. C. Parker, a young attor
ney, It is auld. la being urged to enter
the race.
There are five councilman to bo
elected.
KILLED BY BOMB?
Rumor Reaches Paris, But Is
Not Accredited By
Embassy.
PARIS. NOV. 22.-RUM0R8 AR* IN
CIRCULATION HKRK THAT KINO AL- I
F-ONSO, OP SPAIN. HAS BEEN KILL
ED BY A BOMB IN MADRIO. *
•THE RUMOR. HOWEVER, IS UN
CONFIRMED AND IS NOT CREDITED
AT THE SPANISH EMBASSY. WHICH
ANNOUNCED THAT IT HAD NO
NKWS OF SUCH AN OCCURRENCE.
THE HAVAS NEWS AGENCY QUER-
RIED MADRID REQARDINQ THE RU
MOR. BUT UP TO AN EARLY HOUR
THIS MORNING HAD RECEIVED NO
RESPONSE.
STATESBORO READY FOR
ELECTION; NO CANDIDATES
8TATKSBORO. Oa.. Nov. 21.—With
the municipal election tytt two w-ck*
off. ther# hot not been an announce-
ntent for either mayor or on the board
of council. Whether or not Mayor
Htrange will allow tha uae of bin name
again la not known, and whether the
present council will offer for re-elec,
tlon la equally uncertain, ft (s known,
however, that one member of the pres-
rnt council will not serve another
term. F. K. Meld having moved back
to hie farm a f*w miles from town.
There have been no announcements
for this place. Several names have
been mentioned for mayor, among them
being J. Q. llUtei, W. H. Kills and
'-"■“I* C- Parker. Mr. Blltch’s
say that he ha« the matter
under consideration and that his un-
j nouneement would not be a surprise.
_ i „ J* M. Wunl PTMldcnt of th.
T .ur. C.TT, »n raNor* of th« bo,nt .f mu., , n n h„, (lnnl
' «nufo,tiirln*Comp«ny. w». ..mint to Kutr.horo. t»,n m public.
■Mm y..i.r,Uy of • PwulUr «n.1 ot-trtt.-.i <m„n .nil h« n.M,.t very
owh lui.lly not • p.rtou. ni.url.lly to th, upbuiblln. of him...
b°f”. H» t« nt th. I of th, Hutch.
COLLAPSE OF i
Gold Street Gavc-in About to
Undorraino Adjncont •
Residences.
NKtV YORK. MV. SI.—Th. workmen
engaged In digging tor bodies lying be-
n silt Ions of earth and twitted pipes
la Odd street, Brooklyn, where an ex-
ph*»|.*n killed fifteen or mor« persona yes
terday. were ''ompellrd late today to
alandon their task and devote 'th lr ef
forts to build tip the foundations of houses
that stand at edge of the nit. There'waa
danger that aom* of the building* might
collapse.
It will take until tomorrow noon to
aet^inpllsh this task and then the work
men will resume search for bodies. Hun
dreds of. men are . nimgvd at the scene
«f the intNstsrv where searchlight* were
ward t(*J*ht.
Whole Block Torn Up.
Odd atr*et. between York and Front
streets, had been torn wide open for the
butldlrgi of a trunk Sewer. It was ojien
ftom end to end and from side to
The #«*p*at part of the cut was f«.
seven Test to the bottom. Part war down I
th« gss mains hsd been encountered by,
the workmen. They hnd been supported;
Quality or Quantity-Which ?
If you want the largest quantity for your mon-v
and care nothing about the quality, don’t order from
Xia. If you want quality first and quantity next. u>
KENTUCKY SPRAY RYE.
Four full quarts. 14.CO. Express Prepaid.
Cash must accompany order. There are lower
priced broads on the^nMtrkeLjbut a trial win convince
orth the
nse for;y-
I war dr
gss mains bad been encountered
workmen. They hsd been suppoi
from th* street level by chains. l/v
were the two water mnlns. One was a ,
ten-inch hlah pressure main The other
mu* twentv-four-lneh distribution main. •
walls of the cut were shored with |
.: th* victims of the accident until sev
•ral hours after It happened, owing to
* * whelmed
i of dirt which had ovetwi..
them nnd difficulty in shutting off the
water which li.wHte.1 th* exmvath'B and;
threatened to undermine the founds- .
i turns of nenrhv houses.
Among the first to hurrv to the seen*
tt “ ,* ’• | a *unnH
*«nU<«)on was 8amu*l Trout.
woman from going Into
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KENTLCKV s,>livr I* m.-r. lh„i
\Yh,n you rtwln th. coAdt. Mmpl, It. and if you
do not And It to be the best you ever tasted ship >t
bxck to ua at our expense, and w* will promptly' ra-
fund yvur nton.-y. You ... you run no rl»k in 'a,.,:-
Injr with ue.
FRKK our Complete Illustrated price List kcoi
froe «n receipt of posts! card request. U explains
w IfT wo save you money.
Branch United Liquor Stores Co.
§■ (Capital $250400.00).
Two Children Carried Down.
Two of tho«e who were passing acrors
* excavation when It
the brldees abo\*e the
ct'llspsrg w*r* chl’dr*n. They wer* ionn
tvorwdv. six years old, nnd Agnes McNa
mara. th* s*me age. b*»h MyH* 'n
n*‘.ght«ofhood. The children wee# with
•MdmtlflM »om^
h, c<* wer* »-*rrt*d 1
. mi said that a tittle .—
the *-tr* of th* dtich was also carried t
downward when the shoring coltapeed.
Ambulances wee* summoned and la- '
I sp*ctor Sehtr.'tth*Tg*r and IVmily fhdlee .
*Virn-iMln«rr Hngh*r we-t to the *■'***
* or t'i* aertdent and directed the efforts
f l>tri.^McIntyre, foreman In chart* of!
w.mW on fbe newer, was arrested and
When Pa Tick MeAvoy. s foreman tn th*:
f-mpiov of th* gas company, came around .
* tn *** w*-s» could do, he also was I
! to |
ve-'ldent tefora returning to the city hall; 1
B end tslke«t for a time wttu Jet.n *i J
O'ltri*n. of water 100*1* 11
• gse and eWctrtelle to **• what he eouh! 1 ■
“ de. and be alee waa taken lata custody. |
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Time For Low Prices
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We Guarantee You a Clean Saving of
$2.50 to $7.50 on Every Suit
Suits you pay $12.50
•for elsewhere we sell
you just as <£10
good for . . . J- vT
Suits priced all over
town $20 and $16 we
easily duplicate <£10
here for 5515 & *./
Suits priced you at $35,
for $27.50 and $27.50
and $25 suits <£OA
$22.50 and « .
here for $15 &
Overcoats and Odd Pants at like Reductions and every Garment
Guaranteed New—All Received In Stock within Thirty Days.
“ROYAL” BRAND OF CLOTHES FOR BOYS
GUARANTEED ABSOLUTELY THE BEST VALUES AT PRICES ASKED EVER IN MACON
WE SELL YOU
A
Hat for $2.50
Which We GUARANTEE you can’t dupli
cate in this city for less than Three Dollars
Hats of better quality at like reductions.
Millinery Department
Is now located on the Second Floor
—elevator right at front door—and
is supplied with the largest and
most varied assortment of Ladies'
Hats to be found in this city and at
Prices Uniformly the Lowest.
454 Third Street.
Macon, Georgia.
