The bulletin. (Irwinton, Wilkinson County, Ga.) 191?-19??, June 05, 1925, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text"HeUoDaddJ'dortt forget my l/Vri^yi^ m>^U33y Si P * pac^M* to «A1 your podtet when SP-^BnM yon 9° home to* nisM- ■KMaAmS) Givelhc yonn^slezs W^r^MML thia whoJesomclonj- >//j |7M^k lasting sweet-for pleasure ©d £*nyHL Ue it yourself after J-jk mokind or when 4SWf/JBD workdrads. Its* . ivn ^reitlittle freAenerf w« An Illustrator The late Guernsey Moore, the art ist, disliked illustrations that did not accurately follow the text they were supposed to Illustrate. “I was talking to a famous illus thator the other day,” Mr. Moore said in Germantown, “and I asked him this question: “Penn, what is the most interesting story you ever illustrated?” “ ‘Dunno,’ said Penn. ‘Never read any of ’em.’” More Chickens Poultry farms in the United States last year produced 678,300,000 chick ens, or 29,400,000 more than in 1923, according to the federal Department of Agriculture, but the increased de mand took care of them all. —Wiscon- sin Agriculturalist. 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IMPORTANT NEWS THE WORLD OVER IMPORTANT HAPPENINGS OF THIS AND OTHER NATIONS FOR SEVEN DAYS GIVEN THE NEWS T THE SOUTH What Is Taking Place In The South land Will Be Found In Brief Paragraphs Foreign— Two steamships and eleven schoon ers, members of the liquor fleet which put into Canadian ports after estab lishment of the United States coast guard blockade, have departed from Halifax and Lunenburg and are sail ing for St. Pierre and southern ports, including Havana, Nassau and Ber muda. Sir William Fletcher Barrett, St, scholar and scientist, died at London the other day. “In your comfortable hotel we for got that von Hindenburg had been made president of Germany”—this note on a Milan, Italy, hotel register lost William Jaenicke, son-in-law of the late President Ebert, his job. Difference of opinion has developed in the arms conference at Geneva over which and how many states must ratify the convention before it can become effective. Fire destroyed the city hall in Que rnados de Guinea, about fifty miles from Havana. Sixteen men, all of the crew of the motorship Wakena, which burned off Nanaimo, B. C., were picked up by the tug Bella and taken to Nanaimo. The Wakena’s men escaped in life boats. Queen Marie of Roumania has just completed a series of newspaper arti cles, the first of which will be pub lished in England and America with in a short time. It is observed that she remarks in one of the series that she does not care for men too tame. A stormy debate on France’s Mo rocco campaign, featured by Social ist charges of imperialism and de mands that peace negotiations open at once, culminated in an extraordi nary demonstration of enthusiasm for former Premier Herriot of France. The first and only portrait of Mi chelangelo ever painted of himself has been discovered in the artist’s great est mural masterpiece, where it has been hidden for centuries. Three of the leaders in the recent bombing of the Sveti Kral cathedral, Sofia, Bulgaria, in which 160 persons were .killed, have been hanged. They were executed in a public square in the presence of thousand^ of persons. Ernest Berger, treasurer of the newspaper L’Action Francaise, Paris, fell 3 victim of a mad woman’s bullet intended for one of his chiefs, Leon Daudet, leader of the Royalist associ ation and editor of L’Action Fran caise, or Charles Maurras, co-editor. The Bulgarian government has or dered demobilization of the first three thousand men recently enlisted with the permission of the allies to meet the crisis arising from the coun try’s internal problems. Demobiliza tion of the remaining 10,000 extra troops depends upon the allies’ reply to Bulgaria’s request for permission toi retain them longer. This permission Is not expected to be forthcoming. Washington— The shipping has taken a step to ward weeding out obsolete vessels and placing its fleet on a more compact basis, adopting a resolution recom mended by its scrapping committee, specifying that 200 designated ships should be advertised for sale as scrap. The federal grand jury investigating naval oil leases called more witnesses from the Southwest. Henry L. Phil lips, president of the Sinclair Crude Oil Purchasing syndicate of Tulsa, Okla., was the first to be heard. George D. Flory of the State National Bank of El Paso, Texas; A. D. Brown field of Corizza, N. M., and J. W. Zev erly, counsel for Harry F. Sinclair, were among others called. O. P. Van Sweringen of Cleveland, prime mover in the Nickel Plate con solidation project, placidly recounted before the interstate commerce com mission the procedure by which he and his brother, buying stocks, bor rowing money, winning associates, had, in nine years, prepared them selves to lead the first attempt to combine trunk line railroads in east ern territory. Bert E. Haney, Democrat, of Port land, Oregon, has been reappointed a member of the shipping board by President Coolidge. Proposals of Park and Tilford to sell to the government at cost the 1,800,000 gallons of old Overholt whis ky which the concern has just pur chased would be accepted if some pro hibition officials had their way be cause they believe that government dispensaries for medicinal whisky would provide the best method of control. President Coolidge does not think the United States should become a party to the present discussion among European nations, directed toward ne gotiation of a security pact. THE BULLETIN. IRWINTON. GEORGIA Extension of the operations of the dry fleet to the west coast and the northern lake frontage and then a converging movement upon liquor law violators up the inland rivers, is plan ned by prohibition officials. The recommendation that the min imum specifications for a standard patch for compressed cotton bales should be 28 by 48 inches and weigh between two and two and one-half pounds was made by the tare commit tee of the American Cotton Shippers association. Domestic— Between eight and twelve men in automobiles besieged the town of Brook, Ind., home of George Ade, hu morist, blew open the vault of the State bank, and escaped with ap proximately $2,500. Clem Shaver, chairman of the Dem ocratic national committee, said at the Waldorf, in New York City, that he has no intention of resigning his po sition at this time. First sessions of the board of in quiry appointed to investigate the sinking of the United States steamer Norman in the Mississippi river near Memphis on May 8, with a loss of 23 lives, has begun. Mining men are looking forward to the time when the coal bill of the United States will be reduced $500,- 000,000 by the perfection of devices for mining coal with machinery. One of the robbers who held up the Cottage Grove State bank at Dea- Moines, lowa, was killed and another wounded when pursuing lowa officers engaged them in a gun fight at Ave nue City, a suburb of St. Joseph, Mo. The Terminal building, Toledo’s (Ohio) largest auditorium was recent ly damaged by a $200,000 fire. Charged with being a party to an alleged fraudulent ranch unit settling scheme which was said to have net ted more than $200,000, Millard C. Baker, real estate dealer of New Or leans, has been arrested in that city by postoffice inspectors and placed under a $3,000 bond to answer an in dictment at Denver, Colo. Willamene Wilkes, 37, one of the best known women stage directors of the country, died at Los Angeles re cently following the birth of her sec ond child. Clarence Darrow, Chicago lawyer, stands ready to aid the defense of J. T. Scopes of Dayton, Tenn., who has been Indicted on the charge of vio lating the Tennessee anti-evolution law. A definite break in the Presbyterian Church in the United States of Amer ica is imminent, modernists in the denomination’s general assembly la session in Columbus, Ohio, declare. Five robbers held up a loan bank in the heart of the downtown district of Chicago, overpowered three employ ees and escaped with diamonds and jewelry estimated at between fifty thousand and one hundred thousand dollars in , value. The quintette bound the employees and practlcaly cleaned out the stock of diamonds. Following an investigation into al leged graft among federal and police officers, Police Lieutenant William J. Labar of headquarters; Louis C. Rus sell, federal dry agent, and Harry L. Atchley, said to be a salesman, were arrested on charges of conspiracy to violate the prohibition act and extor tion in Rochester, N. Y. W. B. Warren and H. M. Richard son, charged with using the mails to defraud a Memphis, Tenn., concern, have been ordered released from cus tody by the federal court here for lack of evidence. The men were charged with being Involved in a con spiracy to obtain sums of money on padded drafts in the sale of logs. The Elk Hills naval oil reserves were obtained by E. L. Doheny’s Pan- American [Petroleum and Transport company by fraud and conspiracy and must returned to the government— that is the decision handed down by Judge Paul J. McCormick at Los An geles, Calif., ordering the return of the vast oil properties after holding that the Doheny companies were not lawfully entitled to develop them. Lieut. Roland D. Hill, Jr., was found guilty by a court-martial at Norfolk, Va., on two charges and was acquit ted of another charge growing out of the finding of liquor aboard the naval transport Beaufort. Business interests of Kansas City, Mo., oppose the least of the Alabama and Vicksburg and Vicksburg, Shreve port and Pacific railroads by the Illi nois Central system. One hundred and thirty person, eleven of them women, were tried at Fairmont, W. Va., before Judge W. 1 S. Meredith. One hundred and six teen men were found guilty of violat ing an injunction which prohibited In timidation of employees of the New . England Fuel and Transportation company and were fined $1 and costs. The women were found not guilty. William F. Edwards, 45, motorman, was burned Ro death in sight of res cuers, another motorman was serious ly injured and almost a score of pas sengers hurt when two interurban ■ cars collided and partly telescoped each other on a 25-foot high trestle ■ near Louisville, Ky., the other night. ' The so - called oleomargarine bill enacted by the recent California legis lature, which provides for a tax of , two cents per pound upon cotton seed : oil products, in addition to the present . | license fee, has been signed by the | governor. p— ———————————— ALL WORN OUT? Are you lame and etiff; tired, nervous and depressed; miserable with back ache? Have you suspected your kid neys? Good health depends upon good elimination. But sluggish kidneys allow impurities to accumulate and upset the I whole system. Backache is apt to fol low; stabbing pains, depressing head -1 aches, dizziness^ and other annoying kidney irregularities. Why experiment? If your kidneys are sluggish, why not use Doan’s Ptlls. Doan's is a harmless stimulant diuretic. Used the world over, Ask your neighbor! A Georgia Case J. T. Cochran„^M^si»>A>" . prop, grocery ’HLC ■ "^2 and lunch room, 43 Oak St., Gaines-, 1 vllle, Ga., says: 1 M,] HeinsSaeSa ■ "My back ached HRS A and sharp pains iiJKIBvi/jFCSMr stabbed through me. My kidneys>^§^Lj^, were too free Inj action at times.fU On the advice friends I got a box of Doan's Pills and after using them I was free of the distress in 1 my back and my kidneys acted regularly.” DOAN’S PI <L LS STIMULANT DIURETIC TO THE KIDNEYS Foster-Milbum Co., Mfg. Chem., Buffalo, N. Y. Bagged Wild Turkey The Little Rock, Arkansas, Gazette prints a dispatch saying that recently, near Arkadelphia, Ark., J. C. Patter son, who recently was commended on the amount of business he had writ ten for a life insurance company, turned his talents in another direction when he bagged a large wild turkey gobbler in the Ham creek section of Hot Spring county. The birds are now so scarce that getting one is an event of a hunter’s life. Modern Camouflage Alec —“Your new flat is larger, isn’t it?” George—“ln one way it is. There are three rooms made into six." — London Answers. ••• ••• ••• ••• •••••• ••• ••• ••• i i ! CHILD’S BEST LAXATIVE ! ; IS CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP ; *•— — 4 HURRY MOTHER! A teaspoonful of.“ California Fig Syrup” now will thoroughly clean the little bowels and in a few hours you have a well, play ful child again. Even If cross, fever ish, bilious, constipated or full of cold, children love Its pleasant taste. Tell your druggist you want only the genuine “California Fig Syrup” which has directions for babies and children of all ages printed on bottle. Mother, you must say “California." Refuse any imitations. 'norit3* MM Druggists ■ FOLDfR ABOUTT^AYIToN REQUEST. B A.O. Leonard. Inc. - AVE- NEW YORK He Owes His 40 Years of Constant Good Health to Beecham’s Pills “I am 57 years old and commenced eo be troubled with constipation when 1 was sixteen. **ln 1884 I started taking Beecham’s Pills, other remedies having failed. I have not had a sick day in all the 40 years.” e M F. Louis Loemer. Rochester, N. Y. For FREE SAMPLE—write B. F. Allen Co., 417 Canal Street, New York Buy from your druggist in 25 and foe boxes For constipation, biliousness, sick headaches and other digestive ailments take Beecham’s Pills a— it I > SC kilbl Vi \\ fhemr\ \\ \\ Bee Brand Insect Powder won’t ittln—ir harm except insects. Household ■ires, 10c and 25c—other sizes, 50c and SI.OO, at your druggist or grocer. Free Booklet. McCORMICK & CO., Baltimore, M<L Use Cuticura Soap And Ointment ; To Heal Sore Hands BmBEZnBBZBESKmSKZjKmSKmSE CARBUNCLES . Cartmil draws out the core and gives quick relief. i GkRBOIL At all — Monaytock. CuarantM I STATE ITEMS CONDENSED Atlanta. — The Southern railway earned within $1.06 of the entire an nual dividend during the first four months of this year, according to the statement of earnings just issued. Cornelia.—The Commercial hotel, owned by J. W. Jackson, was destroy ed by fire here the other day, the loss being estimated at between thirty five and fifty thousand dollars. Ori gin of the fire is unknown. Dublin. —Rumors current over a period of several weeks that the Sea board Air Line railway will assume active charge of the Macon, Dublin and Savannah road, cannot be confirm ed in local quarters. The Seaboard system owns the road and has for sev eral years, although it has been op erated independehtly. Sparta.—Thomas Warren, 57, retir ed farmer and native of this county, committed suicide here by placing a revolver of large caliber against his temple and sending a bullet through his brain. Members of his family who were in the house at the time rushed to his room when they heard the re port of the pistol, but death had been instantaneous. Athens. —Officers led by United States Marshal T. L. Allen of Athens, returned to Athens recently after having raided a still in Greene coun ty, which yielded 835 gallons of whis ky, one mule and wagon and a large quantity of sugar and meal. A one hundred-gallon copper still was found in full operation. Four men were ar rested and, in lieu of making SI,OOO bond, were lodged in jail. This is the biggest haul made in this section In several months, revenue men re port. Griffin.—Cupid has been asleep in Spalding county tor the first four months of 1925, as there has been a noticeable decrease in marriage li censes as compared with the corre sponding months of last year. May, however, has already shown a mark ed increase over last year. For the first four months of 1925 there were 71 licenses issued against 109 for the pame time last year. The first three weeks of May brought a total of 33 licenses as compared with 25 for last year. Dublin.—Charles G. Rawlings, who is charged with the murder of G. A. Tarbutton, Johnson county farmer,will be placed on trial at Wrightsville, on June 22. Former Governor Tuomas W. Hardwick, counsel for the defend ant, appealed to the supreme court when Judge Earl Camp, in Laurens superior court, recently declined to grant a change of venue from Wrights ville. The appeal Is still pending. Rawlings is a prominent banker of Sandersville and has interests in San dersville. Washington.—lt has just become known here that Col. Garnet Green of this city, who is developing a sec tion of Morningside, a subdivision in Atlanta, has presented the Church of Our Savior, of which Dr. G. W. Gas que is rector, with a site for a rectory. Colonel Green had intended to pre sent a site for the church building, but one was purchased before he could make out the papers and forward them. The lot he presents for a rec tory is worth $3,000 and is about 200x200 feet. Moultrie. —Unauthorized use of a privately owned burial ground, seve ral miles south of Moultrie, resulted in the owners of the cemetery appeal ing to local officers to start an inves tigation with a view of trying to learn the identity of what is believed to be an infant that lies buried In the newly made grave recently discovered. Officers who visited the scene remov ed enough dirt from the mound to as certain that a wooden box. about 18 inches long, is in the grave, but de clined to lift it out to see whether a body is in it. A court order asking authority for disinterment and an au topsy will be asked. Greensboro. —Judge J. B. Park has refused to grant a new trial to T. E. Coggeshall and F. W. McClellan, con victed of the murder of W. C. Wright at Eatonton, Ga. The two youths have been sentenced to die in the electric chair on May 29, having been tried and convicted in Putnam coun ty several weeks since. Their com panion, S. J. Scarborough, who was convicted of murder and sentenced to life imprisonment upon the jury’s rec ommendation for mercy has begun his sentence on a Georgia convict gang. The defendants were represented by Attorneys Branch & Howard of At lanta. Solicitor General Joseph Duke of Eatonton represented the state at the hearing. Waynesboro. —W. C. Hillhouse an nounces that the, Men’s Evangelistic Club will send six representatives to the state meet at Forsyth, June 5-7. This will include the quartet which has been deluged with invitations to sing for the past three months. The Waynesboro Club Is among the largest evangelistic clubs in the state, num- i Bering one hundred and twenty-five piembers, with an average attendance of around sixty. Reports from Forsyth say that city is arranging a splendid .entertainment for the visitors. ' CORNS Lift Off-No Pain! K txn 1 Doesn’t hurt one bit! Drop a little “Freezone” on an aching corn, instant ly that corn stops hurting, then short ly you lift it right off with fingers. Your druggist sells a tiny bottle of “Freezone” for a few cents, sufficient to remove every hard corn, soft corn, or corn between the toes, and the foot calluses, without soreness or irritation. Iceland Must Live on Country’s Products Fashionable Icelandic women have had few new dress models from Paris this year, and the modish young men will not be able to import any of the flapping Oxford trousers, so much com mented on in England. This is because for two years Iceland is not to bring in any ready-made clothing. Shoes and all sorts of fabrics are also on the prohibited list, says a correspond ent of the New York World. Virtually all luxuries and many nec essary articles have been placed on the prohibited list in an effort to stabilize the Icelandic crown. Bread, butter, mazarine, cheese, salt meat, pork sausage, eggs, fruit, leather goods, soap, furniture, films, watches, clocks, motor cycles, automobiles and scores of other articles may not be brought into the country. Healing BS-Sulphur baths S - J home For rheumatism, gout, eczema or hives, nothing is more beneficial than frequent sulphur baths. You can enjoy the benefits of heal ing sulphur baths right in your own home, and at small cost by using Hancock Sulphur Compound nature’s own blood purifying and skin healing remedy—Sulphur—sci entifically prepared to make its use most efficacious. Use it in the bath. Also use it internally and as a lotion on affected parts. 60c and $1.20 the bottle at your druggist’s. If he cannot supply you, send his name and the price in stamps and we will send you a bottle direct. Hancock Liquid Sulphur Company Baltimore, Maryland Hancook Sulphur Compound Ointment—SOe and SOo—for use with the Liquid Compound. Business Psychology Judge Kenesaw Mountain Landis said at a Rotarians’ banquet in Nash ville : “Business psychology is, I suppose, a good thing, but some of our business psychologists claim too much for it. “It’s like the story of the waiter in the German beer garden. He gave in an order. “ ‘Two sausages for Ulrich Bart holdt.’ “ ‘No, no. ,Only give Ulrich one sausage,’ the psychological manager said quickly. ‘He’s had 23 beers. Con sequently he sees double.' “But the waiter, a psychologist him self, replied: “Tve tended to that, boss. Ulrich ordered four sausages.’ ” Shoe-Shine Machines Penny-in-the-slot shoe-cleaning ma chines now are in use in several cities. The penny starts a brush revolving which shines the shoes. You never can know how superior is Dr. Peery's “Dead Shot” for Worms until you have tried it. 372 Pearl St., N. Y. Adv. Scientists say we don’t use all the brains we have. Well, we all know that. All that time is lost which might be better employed. 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