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THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS. WJH>.NF.eiUT, KEBMMHY 30, JW. ADVANCE SALE OF BOYS’ WASH SUITS Upwards of 200 styles to choose from-T- A sample suit of each style is on exhibition in the Juvenile Department; 2nd floor. Make selection and place orders now for future de livery. EISEMAN BROS. U~13~15~17 WHITEHALL Baltimore, Md. ATLANTA Wa$hington, D. C. GIRL STRIKERS STILL OUT; COMMITTEE WRITES CARD Have No Hard Feelings Against Anybody in Company. "Mercy, no! I'm no ringleader or walking delegate or anything like that. I am* Hlniply one ot the girl* out on .trike, and I'm going to'stay with them until the end. We are atlll standing together, and we will remain that way." .Mis, Vussa Tomlinson, one of the 'a lio'' -girls who walked out of the ■ xi hnnge of the Atlanta Telephone and Telegraph t'oinpany . Monday, la as Arm ■) ever In her determination to inoain out with the other girls, and >he la "till optimistic. •But Mrs. Tdlhlltienn thinks the_lm- t res.lnn has gotten nut that she In a.' snrt of a walking delegate or ringleader, something <«66hat sort, andsfhe very HJng Je jlgUkteful a Is: slmply.one of llM WUl stand by Th. itSkmi gifts bint the following TiTliTiintCBthni to The Georgian Wad' hIii/ morn A«4i a Correction. «|sh to correct a few misstate* tn»ms that appeared In another after noon paper in the account of the strlk. Mrs in the Atlanta Telephone Company. In the llrst place, while only fourteen nurne* were attached to the petition, there, were elghteen to go out. —"In. the_n««l, lh» »<-i)-l» says Dull the place of monitor wan offered to several of the rlrla before Miss John son was offered the position. This Is a great mistake. The place was never offered to any of the girls at all. "The girls did not strike on account of any grievance against the president, J. Simmons, personally. This Is our complaint: That Miss Johnson, who was a Bell operator, waa employed by the Atlanta, and after working six months. Is' promoted over girls who have served the company several years. We have no hard feelings against any one. We only wanted Justice. "THE STRIKERS. Chamber of Com merce Board Carries First Figures. Wednesday marked th* opening of the eommerclai exchange of'the t'ham- ber of Commerce, and the .doelng of the wire houses that have been running since the Boykin law went Into effect. The Chamber of Commerce exchange opened formally at noon. One of the wires started ticking at 6 o'clock, and .when the exchange was declared offi cially opened there was a long list of Quotations on cotton, cotton-seed oil. meats, when and oats already on the blackboard. * ' Walter O. Cooper, secretary of the Chamber of Comiperce and manager of the exchange, has succeeded In securing a corps of experts In exchange work, and the work will,go on with the best of ayetem, as soon as it la well under Way. The two wire houses, whose man agers are under Indictment for alleged violation of the Boykin law, were cloaetf Wednesday morning, pending further court developments. HE'LL GET ' Cecil Bradford, Intent ' Cecil, the three-montha-old Infam j»f Mr. and Mrs, R. J..Bradford, of.Ml East fair afreet', died Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock. Funeral serv ices wni be held in The chapel of Oreenberg.- Bond A Bloomfield Thurs day morning at lo o’clock. The bodv will be taken lo Greenwood. Ua„ for burial. SEMI-ANNUAL STATEMENT I-'ur the six monthx ending December 11, 1(01, of the condition of THE METROPOLITAN SURETY GO., , OF NEW YORK, me inltod-under the laws of the state of Non- York, made to the governor' or i ho state of Georgia, In pursuance of the lawa of aald state. Principal office No. IS Park Row. New York. N. Y. I. CAPITAL STOCK. 2 Amount paid up In cash >500,000.00—t 500,000.00 II. A38ETS. " Loans on bond-and mortgage (duly recorded, and being drat lion* on the feel 1 48.850.00 Stocks and bonds owned absolutely by the company, pur value, $^90,000.00; market value (carried out). .167*,562.60 • 'ash In company's principal office >63,060.28 Cash belonging to the company deposited In bank 42,147.26 Total..'v- Total cash items (carried out) > Amount of premium outstanding leas than three months Amount of Interest actually due und accrued and unpaid.. \-lvanced on contracts (secured) Mortgage (salvage) • • Special deposit.. ... ... Toinl assets of the company, actual cash market value. .. III. LIABILITIES. liross losses In process of adjustment or In sus pense. Including all reported and supposed losses v .126,923.01 Losses resisted, Including Interest, cost snd all other expenaes thereon | Net amount of unpaid losses (carried out l ■' I'omlngem reserve l" Tho amount of leservo for reinsurance 11 All other claims against the company I'ommlsslons due or to heroine due to agents... . ' Joint stock capital actually paid up In cash 11 Surplus beyond all liabilities 901.6.0 676.662.60 96.217.24 66.167.0! 4.676.05 16.369.19 1.775.16 9.415.00 26.824 51 9.415.00 I69.91S.9t 4,900.71 8,361.1.8 500,000.00 119.879.16 II Total liabilities 1 819,341.65 IV. INCOME DURING THE 8ECOND SIX MONTHS OF THE YEAR1606. I Amount of cash premiums received » -46.803.86 8 Received for Interest ’I'SIi'J*. Miscellaneous 4.053.61 ctually i year in the -ond six YEAR 1906. Amount of louts paid • 'ash dividends actually paid ■ •••'.' Amount of expenses paid. Including fees, salaries and commissions to agents and officers of , * , i'jrompmny .• ••• •■ Raid for state, national and local taxes In this and other All ottier payments on<i expenditures, via : Rtnte. $14.- 924.06; miscellaneous. t 261,937.62 6 21.2654)4 20,000.00 I 1.333..153.Hi . . SS,401,830.0S 11tiled. Is of file In the office Total expenditures during the Rtcoml six "'"tiilis of the year In • •• ('•uatPnt amount Injured In ;iny one iihk Total amount of Innumme outut indlnif. ■ A ropy of the act of lnn»i|>«»ratli*n. otii.v ! * ‘he Insurance commissioner. •'TATE OF GEORGIA. County of Fulton. - Itovl . Personally apis.ire.I before (he undersigned. MewaiI * lm\ls. who. be. mg duly Hivorn, depose nn.l say Ihal they» * J ,,i ’ ropoKIlln s i.e.y c,,.. «nd that tho foregoing .....emem Is ' ^ I)AV18 i isili day of February. 1907. \V. II LEMMOND. Notary Public. Fulton County, ria. BALLARD BIFOCAL Has proven the most perfect reading snd walking glass ever produced of all ■he advertised Invisible bifocals. -Does away with two pairs of glasses and means real comfort to evary wearer. WALTER BALLARD OPTICAL CO.. 75 Paachtree Bt. Everything optical: no aide Unas. 00000060000000000000000000 O HERE’S A BIO ORDER 0 O FOR PRINTING JOB. O 0 D O One million and a half union 0 0 labels for one month. O Q An order for this enormous O 0 number of labels has been placed O O by one Atlanta mineral water O 0 company with an Atlanta printing Q O firm, and the total delivery la to O O be made within one month's time. O 0 Just an evidence of what At- O O lanta firms are doing these days, O O that’* all. i 0 O 60000000000600000000000000 JOHN BULLARD SANE: MUST HANG MARCH 1 Unless llie pardon hoard steps Ip, John Bullard, the Cobb county man who killed his daughter, will have lo hang March 1. The board of physicians named )>y the governor to examine Bullard as to Ills sanlly, report that they “fall to Ini any evidence of Insanity." and that "t.i our opinion he Is now sane." Dr. James B. Baird, of Atlanta: Dr. William B. Tale, of Tale, anil Dr. John It. Hockenhull. of dimming, were the board named to examine Bullard. SUPREME COURT OF GEORGIA. V-' - v :’A- • So many inquiries about our Graphite Mine have been received through our Georgian ads, that it will be several days before many of them can be attended to. American Graphite Co., 223 Century Building. Bell ’Phone 3211 L Caaaa Argued and Submitted Tuesday, February 19, 1607. Brunswick Circuit. J. A. Hilton v. Jesup Banking Co., from Wayne. R. R. Sixer A Co. V. O. T. Melton A Sons, and vice versa, from Appling. W. W. Bennett v. W. T. Burkhalter, from Appling. Vincent Plnnebad v. E. J. Plnnebad, from Glynn. Joe Deen v. G. W. Wllllama. from Appling. Board of Education of Glynn County v. E. B. Day. from Glynn. Atlantic and Birmingham Railway Company v. Atlantic Coast Line Rail road Company, from Glynn. R. J. Booth v. W. T. Saunders, from Clinch. Medlln A Lundy v. William J. Down ing Lumber Co., from Charlton. Atlanta Circuit. L. M. Park v. Mrs. W. A. Callaway, from Fulton. A. D. Brockhan v. Henry Hlrech et al. from Fulton. I, . C. Russell v. Equitable Loan and Security Co., from Fulion. COURT OF APPEALS OF OEOROIA. Caaaa Argued and Submitted Tuaaday, February 16, 1907. i H. J. Carraker v. H. J. Thornton, from like. D. A. Bailey v. B. A. Hooks, from Laurens. J. It Hicks v. a. B. Pope, from city court of Dublin. Read Phosphate Company et al. v. 8. Welchselbnum Company, from city court of Dublin. J. D. J’rlnce, sheriff, v. K. H. Walker, from dly court of Dublin. K. II. Bennett v. R. H. Crumpton, from dly court of Dublin. c. M. Tripp v. !t. Kennedy, from city coMiq of Dublin. Smith Evans v. J. B. Griffin, from Putnam. Parke)-Fain Grocery <i>. v. E. R. Orr, from city court of Dublin. A. I. Hulnea v. A. B. Chambers, from Ity courl of Dublin, p MISTRIAL IS REPORTED BY DAVIDSON JURY. Sworn to ami subscribed before Nome of Stale Age...-MARION SMITH. AthmU. Nome Of Agin., at Atlanta—STEWART A DAV.ffi STEWART & DAVIS, Managers 604 5-6 PRUDENTIAL BUILDING, ACT ANT/'. PA. gpeelsl lo The Georgian. Charlotte, N. t\, Feb. 2ft.—After be ing out all night, the Jury In the Dr. IV. 8. Davidson ce«e this morning an nounced Hun they disagreed. The vote was ID to 2 for conviction. The case has exrlted more comment Ilian anything that has happened In many months. The charge of violat ing the Watts law by alleged- writing whisky prescriptions Illegally has stir, rid up both the prohibitionist* sad SMALLPOX; DIDN'T KNOW IT FOB LONG TIME After being III with smallpox for several days and not knowing It, A. N. Sharpe, secretary to the Presbyts- rlan home mission board. Is now In tha hospital for sufferers from that dis ease. For several days Mr. Sharpe waa feeling III. and then when other symp toms appeared he consulted his family physician, Dr. C. F. Benson, and learn ed for the drat time that he had small- B >x. Dr. Benton sent Mr. Sharpe to r. J. P. Kennedy, city health officer, and he waa then taken to the smallpox hoapitai. Hla residence at t'openhlll was thoroughly fumigated and the oth er members of the family vaccinated. Mr. Sharpe only has a mild case, and the health officials think two other members uf the family may hava'tba disease later In a mild form. SiL far this winter there have only beeifislx cases of smallpox In Atlanta, and all of these have been since Christ mas. owing lo the.fact that Mr. Sharpe was III several days before he knew his disease, the health officers think that possibly two or three cases may result. John M. Smith. John 31. Smith, aged 67 years, died Wednesday morning at his residence, 383 Central avenue. He Is survived by his wife, three sons, two daughters, twe brothers and two sisters. The funerai services will be conducted Thursday morning at 11:30 o'clock at tha resi dence. The body will be sent lo Mc Donough. Os., for Interment. GENERAL CABELL American Cigar Co*’t “Triangle A” INSURES HONEST CI8AB VALUES IN LOTTERY CASE Special to The Georgian. Dallas, Texas, Fab. 2D —General W. I.. Cabell, against Whom complaint was made Saturday In connection with the Honduras lottery matter, has been placed under a 65.090 bond for his pre liminary hearing on March 2. General Cabell la commander of the iriins..Mississippi department of the Confederate Veterans. STOVE RATE CASE IS UP ONCE MORE • ince more the fight of the railroads mi the famous stove rate reduction clr- rulnr la In the supreme court, argument hiing heard Wednesday on the man damus granted against the Southern by Judge Pendleton. This fight has been Ih the courts very near a year. In May. 1601, the mllroad commission Issued circulars 106 and 3i>6. which reduced the rates on stoves only from Atlanta. On an action In stituted by the Palmer Hardware com pany. of Savannah. Judga Cann grant ed a temporary restraining order against the commission. This Is the mailer being fought out in the supreme rourl. Kills, Wlntblsh A Ellis are atlorneye for the Atlanta Stove Works, and Sanders McDaniel and Colonel Brewner for the Southern. Action has also been brought In the Federal court before Judge Newman by the Southern to present enforce ment of the rates, but no decision has heen render*,!. Qrsnd Purim Bill. A social ivint In Atlinta that Is be ing looked forward lo with consider able Interest la the grand purim ball nf the Momlflore Relief Boctety, which will be held on 1'ebi‘uary 28 In tha hall ai 117 1-2 Whitehall street. The ball will be the fifteenth annunl affair and Judging from the sale of tickets up lo the present time, It is probable It will be the success those In the past have been. Hew He Remembered. Ilenf-Who! mi Mirth Is Ihe lustier/with • hr giraffe’ Has be ent s wen) • •■■rills- No: his wife asked him In (et Miinet Ulna fur her. suit he Just tleil n haul Brannen & Anthony’s, “THE NEAREST DRUG STORE” With our special attention to telephone orders and prompt delivery service, every family in this city can consider ours “the nearest drug store.” TELEPHONE US FOR ANYTHINO THAT 00 HRS FROM A DRUG STORK. AND FOR PI KAPPA ALPHA PLANS ITS ANNUAL BANQUET The Phi Delta Chapter of Hie PI Kappa Alpha fraternity at Tech le making arrangements for what prom ises to be one of the most delightful and elaborate college banquets ever given In Atlanta. The PI Kappa Alpha fraternity boasts Ihe distinction of being Ihe only abso lutely Southern fraternity It la one of the oldest aa well a* one of the most exclusive of the collage secret urdera, and Ihe chapter at Tech, although young, haa.galned much prominence In the life of that Institution. The banquet will be held on Ihe evening of Washington’s birthday. Fob* ruary >2. at the home of C. 8. Harper, a prominent alumnus, at 1(1 Whitehall street. WANT DR. BROUGHTON TO AIO IN CAMPAIGN. Special to The Georgian. Knoxville, Tenn., Feb. 60.—Rev. Lea Broughton, of Atlanta, le wanted hero by the temperance people for (patches In tha campaign to abolish the saloons, and they have sent him aa Invltattoa to come. The fight Is expected to ba tha live- Hast In tha history of municipal affairs In tho city. "Where are jroa colag to futl" "Uoar. My wife has Just telephoned that the baby Is asltep, and I'm (dag borne 10 see what It leoka like."—dera te ml Leader. * AMERICAN DENTAL PARLORS 19 1*2 NhMin stmt, AlMta, fc. OVER SCHAUL ft MAY Rubber PUtw • • 22-K Gold Crown- Porcelain Crows * . Bridge work, £5£ th . SSHHI Hours, • a. m. till I p. m. No Mora Dread o.‘ the Dontal Chair Btindfijra, 6 a n. 611 4 p. « —^ u