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0 THE MACON DAILY TELEGRAPH: MONDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 7, 1908 GOOD CLOTHES If you’ll come here for your Clothes, you’ll re ceive a full measure of satisfaction, and we’ll place you in the line of— BestDressed Men SPORTS By FRANC MANGUM RACES FOOTBALL Monday Night Tutiday Night and Tuaaday Matinee, Dec. 7th and 8th. Monday Night, December 7th The Rollicking Musical Comedy, "THE WHITE HAT” With a Choru* of *0 Pretty Girls. Tuesday Matinee, Dacembar 8th "THE MONEY MAKER.” Tuaaday Night, December 8th •THE CIRCUS GIRL.” All full of Ginger, Hp**d and Life. Tormina with Fun un<! laughter. Prices -Matinee GOc; night 25c to 91.00. WEDNESDAY NIGHT, DEC. 9. flldnsy It. Ellla presents the Hinging Ambassador of Herman Dialect, A1 H. (Metz) Wilson In hie Bnng-bedscked Piny, /Then Old New York was Dutch A romantic tala of early daya em bellished with henutlful and well- arranged scenic effects. NEW SONGS A-PLENTY. v Eaeh a Mualcal Gam. Tlelen.• , 'The Old Chimney Cor ner,** **Auf Wledereaehn Fraullcn," and "Around the (.'amp Fire.** TRICKS 26c TO 11.50. Thursday Night, Dacembar 10th, MESWm PRESENTS! PAUL “TheBoysofCompanyB” A Comedy of New York National Guard Life, by Rida Johnson Yount and presented at Lyceum Theater New York City. Prteea—16c, 50c. Tic. $1.00. 91 50. Lyric Theater AL J. WAYNE, A “(JOKER IN CORK” Black Faco Nonsense. Bingham & Thornton IN THEIR BURLESQUE FLIRTATION. “After A Husband TWO REELS OF PATHE'S POPULAR PICTURES. ALBERT McKAY, Maker of Men’s Clothes, cflierry St„ Macon. Ga. RHorne REAL ESTATE. INSURANCE AND Or-. •“’“"Vo'i. SINT. Store. 461 Charty atteet Stare. 601 and 6e« Fourth street; rati, road track f*«* tilt lea. Seecnd and Third floor Kvenlns News Building. Sterese apsre at Ka«liak C\xnpre*« Building, Southern lUlluv.d track fecili- DWELLINGS. MULLANEY MAY GO TO THE SOUTHERN HAS BEEN DRAFTED BY LITTLE ROCK—MUCH NEW MATERIAL 8IGNED BY JACKSONVILLE Hpeclol to The Telegraph. JACKSONVILLE. Kin.. Dac.-S—Ut- tlo Jtock’s draft of Dominick Mullaney has considerably worried local fane, who do not wish to Ioho the services of their clover manager and star. Ural bafterneri. Mull himself received the news quietly, and iraa hid nothing to aay. Ho want* to stay In Jacksonville, however, us ho ha# fnndo the city his home, and has quite a number of In terests here. Ueni<l<:\ he would much rather manage a team himself than play under noun body else. Mullaney believe* that when ho puts tho mutter South Atluntlc. Other than this there ha* been ab solutely nothing doing In local base ball circle*, Mullaney |* signing play er* right along, and only lately was given tho prornlHo of several good men by managers in higher leagues. As I* always tho cfso. the JackHonvIllo club will Iravo a promising lot of material nt tho beginning of tho season, all of the old players returning with tho ex ception of Hltton, Helm and McMillan. The depurturo of the former two leaves Mullaney In a hole ns regard* the twirling staff, but he knows where to gift other hlgh-rlnss pitchers, and Is not sleeping on hi* Job. There are several candidate* In prospect for Tom. my McMillan'* Job at short, tho most likely one being Itcgl* Ifoop*. of Au gusta, an amateur, who filled In very acceptably .toward* the close of hint sea*on. Andy Roth will air'ln he be hind the bat with Hayes Chandler as HiihKtltute catcher. Chandler'* playing Inst season stumped him a* one of the lending outfielder* of o South At lantic. The Jacksonville club will probably vote for Grant luml Rice for the presi dency of the South Atlantic. Regulate* the bowels, promotes easy natural movement*, cure* constipation Regulate. Ask your druggist JAKE WELLS SERVED WITHOUT ANY SALARY That Is Why th# Virginia Laagus Di rectors Did Not Want to Eloct Rperlnl to The Telegraph. RICHMOND. V*„ Dec. «-No meet ing of the mngnuto* of the Virginia Slate League wo* held yk*terdny aft ernoon or last night to decide tho question of a president for the com ing year. Mont of the member* left soon an possible after tho WEILS WILL RESIGN IN FAVOR OF BOYER 8PECIAL MEETING OF VIRGINIA LEAGUE TO BE HELD ABOUT THE FIR8T^OF JANUARY. Special to The Telegraph. NORFOLK. Va.. Dec. 6-Owner Ot to Well*, who attended the league meeting In Richmond* Ira* returned to the city, and talk* about the directors squabble over the presidency. It 1* almost a certainty that Presi dent Jake Wells will reaign at a spe cial meeting to be held In thl* city about the first of January and that Charles W. Boyer will be named as hi* *ucce**or. Mr. Well*’ theatrical .Interest* have becomo so exten*lve that he can no longer attend to base boll affairs. It Is said that nt the called meeting there will be no further opposition to the election of Moyer, pursuant to a request from President Well* himself. ARE RAISING MONEY MOFFETT MAY BE THE NEXT MAN- AQER—NONE OF LAST YEAR'S PLAYERS TO RETURN. Special to The Telegraph. COM'Mill A. 8. C.. Dec. 6.—The work of raising money with which to retain the South Atlantic franchise In thl* city Is now occupying the attention of tho illimtond sport* of Columbia. Hufflclent funds luive been promised—and It Is sure of collection—to keep the Oamecock* In the league for at least another year, and besides the establishment of a new closer to the city i* also prae- ‘ “ made to Columbia, and lead the The Columbia club will ’ 10 HAS BEEN SIGNED BY MANAGER NEWT FISHER—RED RUSSELL IS ALSO UNDER CONTRACT TO THE TOURISTS. nperial to The Telegraph. AUGUSTA. Os.. Dec. fi.-The has* ball bugs here were delighted with the an nouncement made yesterday that 1-Yank Norrum, the popular Indian right field er; who has been playing with Evans ville Jn the Central league for two sea sons, will be with the Tourists again n**xt » iar.- He has been secured by Manager ewt Flaher, who lum al»o signed Red Russell, the well-known pitcher and util ity m*n. Both of these players were with- Fisher when he won two pennant* for the Nashville club of the Southern league and he believes that there Is plenty of 'good work still left In them. Nor cum will probably he made captain of the team, as he Is easily one of the brainiest men the South Atlantic has ever had. Russell wlil fill in at various place*. In addition Jo Its excellence In many other respects, the Augusta diamond will be Improved next season by the addition of a sod Infield, an Innovation in this league. Tho contract for the planting of the gran* has already been let. While It Is doubtful, the local management Is hopeful of securing McLaurln and Jlorn- horst who were drafted by 8t. Louis apd Boston, respectively. There Is hard ly any chance for Cad Cole* to return. The Augusta club will vote for 13oytx for re-election. MANAGER JIM FOX IS CHATTANOOGA SIGNED HEAVY-HITTING MEEK DOBBS' CLUB WILL PROBABLY VOTE FOR QRANTLAND RICE FOR THE PRESIDENCY. Bpednl to The Telegraph. CHATTANOOGA. Ten* With a whole team *lj Johnny Dobb* Is resting * letting base twill matters .... The latest addition to the Chattanooga team was Henry Meek, the hnrd-bltter t»f the lllrmlnghsm dub of the Southern League and ! IIlK base bull, belt of the highest i Igned lias established f Houthei •n play- . ngularly Graffiti*. and heavy hitter and ant* of the orgntilsntlnn. Debit* has also secured a largo number of young play nong whom lie local While nothing .drfitiRo on the matter hus been said. It Is believed thut tho Co lumbus franchise owner* will vote for Ornntland Rice ns president of the South waul a n he has filled. deadlock meeting of the night beforu When seen yesterday afternoon, Mr. W. H. iRradley, of tho Richmond club said: "1 do not know what the outcome of the present controversy will be, a* most of tho longue membori lmve left town. Hut I do know that Homebody nrantl^d RU-e. will ho chosen president at the next called meeting of the league. Which will tnke place some time around the 1st of January. Just who R will be I cinnnt state, but we nro fighting for Jake Well*, and III* friend* In ths league will admit of no dofent. "While Mr. Royer may hp a very competent man to fill Mr. Well*' shoe*. I do not see the sense In making any change at this time If our present president will nceept the position. "It seJnns to be the opinion of every- othei leld poNltlnn. Well *Vlikes. A* „ Clark. Mi Kensle. Graffiti* and otheni. It Is very probable that the Chatte- nneKa vote for tho presldeney of Hi* South Atlantic league will be cast for atnndlng among base ball men through out tho country, with tho twenty years’ experience in the game, not to mention tho high standard to which he ha* brought the Virginia lovigua at the present time, should entitle him to the position. "Ills advice to the league, backed by his long experience. Is nominally given to the league, as he meetvt* no remuneration for his services, giving what salary he Is awarded to hln secretory. It Is purely a matter of sentiment with him. and I think It* recognition of his past services he should be returned to tl»o office, wheth er he wlshe* to accept or not." ' Hsnk Msthtwson Has Signed a Contract to Pitch—Bobble Qllks May Lead the Toam. Special to The Telegraph. SAVANNAH, Ga.. Dee. 6.—Savannah Is trying to secure Robbie GUks ns mnn ager for the team in 1909. lie wnx ft* many years a successful manager In the ILmt hem league and of lute years * been In the Texas and Cotton State* .. cult*. If signed, he will play the outfield a* well as direct th* team. The best news that fundnm ha* •Ived lately was the nnnoun<-emen. the signing of Rank Mathewoon. brother reived lately was the announcement of the signing of Rank Mathrwaon. broth of the famous Christy, and himself Pitcher of some renown. He was a tne^ her of the New York Giants for nearly two seasons. , bavanna.i will vote for Royer for re- election. but If that official easts hf * tunes with the Virginia league, as 1. .JP jweted, the local vm^vUMeanM^glven^ • any- t r, <t« 7-r. * lr dwelling i Whittle •ervu* fniilai Keeps Frost Off Windows Don't you duGke to leave the w»rm living room and undies, in .cold bedroom where the frost is thick on the window.} No need to any longer—a PERFECTION Oil Healer (Equipped with Saektkss Derice) make* any cold room cheerful and cozy in a trice and keep* it *a It has a 6mokele*s device—that means no imoke—no smell—no bother—just direct interne heaL Finished in japan and nickel Brass font hold* 4 quarts, burnt 9 hours. Easily car ried about Every heater warranted. stesdy EfliL simple cenilnsction end absolute safety. Eeuippad with the best central draft burner. Made of brass, nickel [fated. Every lamp warranted. It your dealer doe, not handle the Kayo Lump or Perfection Oil Heater writ, our neaiest agency fur descriptive circular. STANDARD OU. COMPANY FtCTECN PLAYERS UNDER CON TRACT TO NEW GALLIE LEAGUE TEAM—BAMHERT IS ONE Special to The Telegraph. COLUMBUS, Ga.. Dec. 6.—No i obtainable at the local base Util quarters, and “* out un‘ ilowev given out until after th*- first of the work of signing up playvi •lumhu* team Is well und that about fifteen tract John Massing, the star Mobile catcher, Will be tho loeuls' mainstay behind the bat. Ills work In the Southern league Stamps him ss a man of flr»t-ral*> nbfiTtv. Jim Fox will, of course, lie Johnny Bommert, who played there Is no faster short *top in the minor leagues, his only fault being his weakness with the stick. Two outfielders of unusual promise J»*ye been secured. They are McDonald, of Uhnttsnoogn, and Vsnlemari, of Sparta. Os. Roth are young fellows, with plenty of natural ability and ambi tion. It |s thought thnt they will easily —*■- good. Attunttc League. Marked for Death. "Three years ago I was marked for death. A graveyard cough was tear ing my lungs to pieces. Doctors fail ed to help me. find hope had fled, when my husband got Dr. King's New Discovery." any* Mr*. A. C. Williams, of Rae, Ky. "Tht* first dose helped me and Improvement kept on until 1 had gained 68 pounds In weight and my health was fully restored." This medicine holds the world's healing cord for coughs and colds und lung and throat disease*. It prevents pneu monia. Sold under guarantee at drug stores. 50c and $1-00. Trial bottle free. CHARLESTON TEAM EXPECTS TROUBLE OPPOSITION TO WILSON MATTH* EW8 DRAWING MANAGER'S SALARY AS PRESIDENT OF CLUB HA8 DEVELOPED. Special to The Telegraph. CHARLESTON. S. d. Dee. 6.-Basel ball matters hers ore at a standstill, no word having been lately received from President Wilson Matthews, who Is lo cated In New Orleans for th# winter. The Charleston officials are worried about the rumorod opposition that will bo made to Wilson Matthews' connec tion with the Chancston club. While Matthews Is in name the president of the club, he Is In reality its manager, instead of Pat Meany, who will bear that title. Of course. Matthews will re ceive a manager's salary, else he would not come here, and In so paying him many think that the Charleston club will bo evading the salary limit of the league. It 1* understood that the Au gusta club is to suggest a resolution prohibiting the payment of salaries to officers of the club, or. that if a salary is paid. It must be under 975 per month., If this rule I* adopted by the league. It will effectually kill Wilson Matthews* chances of leading the Charleston club, since he would not serve ever, as presir dent unless he got a becoming salary. 1 The Charleston club la in favor of Boyer for re-election. ■ FOR SALE Five-room dwelling on lot 76x193. Just one block from city limits in South Macon.' House has just been thoroughly overhauled, new roof, painting and plaster ing in excellent condition. Rents for $150 per a (mum, and is a bargain at $14250.00. IVe can arrange easy terms on this place to a prompt purchaser. Wadley Investment Co. Grand Building, Phone 627. want to find abroad Is contrast." And ha found It. In England his letters to the heads of the department and to or two British officers of first rank gave him an Inside track on all that was be seen in the barracks and In the field, and some equally Important introduc tions to those high In authority In the French army gave him an equally clear view of the dally life of the French cuirassier. Mr. Gilmore was In Paris at the time of the last Dreyfus excite ment nnd heard both sides of the story —tho tale of the "old guard," handi capped and hemmed in by centurie* of rights of the individual. France." say* Mr. Gilmore, "Is the Hal rule of Napoleon In the air. more *o than that of the Iron Duke In Lnglnnd. The Napoleon code In French law Is no more in evidence than, nor so much as. Is the old military rule of the and the other, tho broader. “ “ view of the At the Grand Thurs day night. "THE DEVIL"—THE YEAR’S SENSA TION. Every now and ngalr. the theatrical stage produces a *ensatlon—something new—something out of thO ordinary- something that mprks an epoch in the annals of the theater. Lust Widow." This season It Is Frans Molnar'. strange, absorbing, heart-thrilling, awe inspiring nnd yet marvelously witty play, from the original Hungarian. "The Last season it -was "The Merry nnd yet marvelously witty play. Devil." ** " oH * ,t, “ l Th ‘' This wonderful stage creation sprung upon the New York public by Henry ,W. Savage with acsrcely any preliminary booming. It was an -u known play to the critics. Even name. In a way, misleading. Inasmuch It suggested the conventional stage devil wMh which the public had from time Immemorial been familiar. The wonderful cleverness of tho play. heart-reaching story of human struggle * ,_a.— _ m | flnn - - the woman, surprise—a revelation. It stood alone i iece. "The ’ In dramatic db a dramatic master- subtle, H: -rrrrrr AT THE UV URANU "THE WHITE HAT.” 'The White Hat," tho newest of roml- i plays presented by tho Wayne *'< Pany’s carefully selected company singing comedians and sparkling su.J buttes, hi to be the attraction at the Grand for two night* and one matinee engagement, commencing tonlghh That It sill prove to be one of the apc'in! e\*nt4 s,t tl*r season I* a foregone con clusion. Judging from the glowing teports from everywhere along the line wherever this splendid attraction has thus far been presented. The play with R* deft ly constructed comedy, abundance of eong ', brilliant dialogue and rapid fun, —ares on* there will be no dull mo ment# and that the audience will be kept busy with laughter and applause during the action of the piece. Mr. Fred Wayne. Is responsible for thla comic surprise, snd ha# rapped the climax of his brll- llsnt cereer. "The White Hat" Is di vide,! into two rapid fire acts In which fun and son* hold away. There are no •nt* throughout and no. time if trouble Eighteen msgnlfi. cent musical offerings are Introduced, icealcally, and as to costuming. It ti a most pretentious affair, and from everj point of view It is a musical comedy production that will compare favorably with aay to be seen on Broadway. New York. The oompetiy Is a splendid one In Its entirety, headed by such well known people ns Fred Wayne. Emmett O’Connor. Harry Qrtbbon, Chris Allworth. I Hurls Hardy. Almee Travis. Ixtretta Marshall %nd Edlty Carlisle. A large and efficient enorua of pretty and dainty (trie add a seat that Is refreshing. Seats issurWI**^ ^ Ml ° ttn< * a house Is AL. H. WILSON’S SONGS. Tho new songs Introduced by At. H. Vllson. the singing ambassador of Ger- nan dialect. In thl* season’s production. ‘When Old New York was Dutch." which rill be presented at the Grand Opera Hou*e «n Wednesday night. December ». are said to be the most tuneful of any he has heretofore composed. There la . -*•—*— march number, with chorus. l resented t Wedi rtre said to N> ■ | * vtoj iner, wim cnoru*. hn FrauMn;" the rympatncTi,- y.Mlet. "Whimpering WK and a charming love belied, en titled "Helen;" which Is expected to create considerable Interest, as wtM his domestic sterjr In song. "The Old ChUn- ney Comer." Another original eong Is J "Around the Camp Fire," a descriptive j Wilson will tnt7oduc**aM^fl rus of trained voice*, bis "I Tom Moore s beautiful ' 1 by a cho- - j or Horne.*' . - Irish ballad. "P-- Illeve Me. of AU Tho** kadeerlng Ton f Scotch i Charm*.’’ th* rollicking Scotch I MM r. !"l 7e>vw a f-**le." and th* southland s I refrain of "Dixie.’ searching play of tho decado, ’ W’ns the universal press verdict. This declaration of the preen was echo ed by the clergy, many of whom went to condemn, nnd came away praising tho greet moral lesson It taught. This mnrvelous play will bo presented by Mr. Savage at the Grand Opera House, on Friday. December 11th, with *11 the author'* original unique stage detail, pre cisely ** at the Garden Theater. New York, with a notable cast Including Campbell Oollan. Adele BlCck, Richard Thornton. Satdee Williams, Arda Liv- i echo- A Dangerous Operation I* the removal of the appendix by a surgeon. No one who takes Dr. King’s New Life Pill* | H ever subjected to this frightful ordeal. They Work so quietly you don’t feel them. Th*Y curse constipation, headache, bilious, and malaria. S5c at all drug stores. SHIPPING NEWS SAVANNAH, Ga., Dec. I.—Arrived] steamers City of Savannah. Fisher. New York: (.exlgton. Jones. Baltimore, Sailed. steamer America. f(H999H Strunck. Bremen; Sellasla, l8r.). Purdy, JACKSONVILLE. Fla.. ILLE. Fla.. Dee. €.—A Dorothy Bell, Sharpe, Sailed, steamer Chippewa, Googlns, Boston via Charleston. CHARLESTON, B. C. f Dec. Arrlv- ed. steamers Apache, 8tap!es. New York, and proceeded for Jacksonville; Arapa hoe. Chichester, Jacksonville, snd pro ceeded for New York; Onondaga. Chich ester. Boston, and proceoJed Tor Jack sonville* schooner Pendleton. Small. New York; Geo. M. Grant. Jayne. Newport News; steam yacht Liberty, Cole*. New York, and proceeded for Brunswick. Tutt’sPills After eating, persons of c bilious habH will derive great benefit by taking one of these pills. If you have been DRINKING TOO MUCH, they w 111 promptly relieve the causes, SICK HEADACHE —. and ncrvouaneMwhicb follows, restore the appetite and remove gloomy leek Ings. Elegantly sugar coated. Take No Substitute. time tHM thetr claim*. 1 Paul Gilmer* ... (last summer, had some verv amusing I ttwe* wUb «be British sn.1 French mill- {tta. MV Gilmore went abroad as much | t.» study Tommy Atkin- and M* Euro- j’yy* ***** tbe Belgian and French troatw a* he did b*r recreation am! found what he waa looking f-.r » n "FT well." Mid Mr. OUmore before earing, "to aav you know all *»w>ut your own military * *•** ridden with stuck*! with. Idtaed with and camped with eur a mart- Referee th'i 'mm irar mea all ny life. Bat what I TU« Dmabv lih. 19M, Notice of First Meeting of Creditors In the ptomet Court of the United States for the Western Division of the South- orn District of Qrorgta. In Bank- • rup !l7 J n & matter of Bowen Mer* SSg"2kd 0, d®f h bSS. TBkf flip*. to tar.br «br« Uiat on th, Ith rt»y of prerntar. A. U lWI. tta told Down Morcomn. ( otop.ny wu rtuly >d- judlc.tcd tanltratit: and tint tta ant mtattn* of tkolr creditor, win be taU •Tfc $4-. ■A Mistaken‘ Idea Perhaps you have an idea that in order to have a bank account you must have a large sum to deposit;- that a bnnk doesn’t care to bother with small accounts. This is not true of the “Fourth.” This bonk wel comes new accounts, no matter how small, and extends the came courtesy and service to small depositors as to large ones. Let us prove it to von. FOURTH NATIONAL BANK MACON, GA. DON’T LET THE . • BOY PAINT up everything around the house with any of our paint left over from ths job. For our paint is os hard to get off as It is easy to put on. That la a virtue you will appreciate when you < find how seldom you have to renew the coat you put on now. It stays brighter longer thGn any other paint we know. WILLINGHAM SASH & DOOR CO., 457 Third St., Macon, Ga. STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION OF \ The Central Georgia Bank Located at Macon, Ga., at the close of business, November 27th, 1908. Resources.. Loans and discounts $132,907.28 Demand loans 3.620.74 Bonds and stocks owned by the Due from banks and bankers In the state Due from bank* snd bankers In other states Currency Gold Sliver, nickels and pennies..,. Total STATE OF GEORGIA. Bibb County. Capital stock paid In Undivided profits, less current expenses nnd taxes paid.... Individual deposits subject to 70.980.21 36,663.4f 49.79 Before me came T. O. Chestney. cashier of the Central Georgia Bank, who being duly sworn, says that the abovo and foregoing statement Is a true co~ dltlon of said bank, as shown by. tho books of file in said bank. _ T. O. CHBSTNtar. Cashier. Sworn to s.nd subscribed before me, this 6th day of December, 1908. T. H. STONE, Not. Pub. Bibb County, Georgia. H. G. A. NASH, President. CHAS. NEVILLE, Vice President. H. G. A. Nash Audit Co. 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