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THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 13. 190! IITOTHEU.S. FROM D mvBUIH, i Authorities' Powerles tt> Check Great Influx. Srattl*, \v»sh., 8ept. 13.—Jap»ne*- Immigrants' are atlll'sA-a'rrtilng Into the United States from Canada, crossing the line atmalne. Immigrant officials who returned to Seattle from Blalm Mid that at least 1M Japanese passed Blaine In one day. Nothing tvos done to stop them. The officials are power less to check the Influx under present arrangements. There are not enough men to watch all points of Ingresa Contractors' agents meet the Japanese and take them to various construction camps. THINK SUE WITHIN WEEK That Is Way h Looks -*■'in New York Now. W. M. 8COTT. He has been chosen Junior vice commander of National a. A. K. A Well-Known Real Estate Man Honored By Grand Army. ' The selection of William M. Scott, of Atlanta, as Junior vice commander of the Orand Army of the Republic at the Saratoga meeting will please Ids friends here and over the state. William M. Scott Is head of the well- known reql estate firm of W. M. Scott Co,, and Is une of the best-known men In the city. He came to Atlanta directly after the surrender from his Michigan home, and has become thor oughly Identified with every progres sive movement here. He has held the position of com mander of O. M. Mltchel O. A. R. Post, and la a past commander of the depart ment of Georgia and South Carolina Property in Georgia Valued by the Board. The value of the Southern railway system In Georgia was fixed at 318.- 639.336 by the board of arbitration on Thursday evening, after a session last ing all day. This Is an Increase of 13,355,383 over the company's return, but It Is 37.960,- 8(1 under the comptroller general’s as. sessment. Commissioner Stevens de clined to sign the award, holding that the figures were too low. Comptroller Wright came very near fixing the physical value of the proper ty, according to the view of the arbi tration board. General Wright as sessed It at 314,950,695, the award was 316,066,139. and the return 313,052,956. There wns a difference of only 3109,444 between the assessment nnd the award. Tho franchise wns returned at 32.- 831,997, was assessed at 311.543,305, and the award was 33,473,197. The original return *n the whole property was 314.- 884.953 and the assessment 326,500,000. Hon. Roland Kills \Vns arbitrator for the road. Commissioner Stevens for the itute and Judge A. L. Miller umpire. The same board also fixed the valua tion of the Alubamn Great Southern, whIOh has 24 miles of track In Georgia. The whole property was relurned at 3842,866. The franchise was returned at 3168.204. nnd the comptroller’s, os- sessment was rejected by the board. The physical property, wns returned at 3416,402, and was assessed at 1474.662, which wns accepted. •With.the arbltra.lon of tho Seaboard Ai r 1.1 no, begun Friday morning, bom rations for 1807 will be flxei In the Seaboard arbitration Commls. sinner Stevens is representing the state, I,, H. O. Martin the road nnd Judge A. L. Miller umpire. An effort was made His wife has been president of tile I for th6 arbitrators to ugtee, but as they Woman's Relief Corps nnd has always could not It became necessary t* call been prominent In G. A. R. work. In the umpire. New York, Sept. 13.—There are Indi cations today that the strike of com mercial telegraph operators will end In a week. The Western Union and Pos tal telegraph companies have lost large' amounts of money since their operators walker! out and they are getting tired lif public criticism. Outwardly the officials of tho com-1 panics and the union leaders seem as It is Reported Tllllt RogCfS HENRY FRICK MAY E OIL CO, far apart hs ever. ‘ Belvldere Brooks. - superintendent of the Western Union, .and Edward J. Nally, vice president of tlia.Pgatal, assert that they will make . no compromise with the men or recog- nlze the Uhlon In any way. The strike leaders are equally firm. But In spile of this altitude, there Is a belief that tljfi companies nnd the men aye getting together nnd that there will be an agreement within the next few days which will send the old oper ators back to their wires. At a meeting last night Joseph ’Ahearn. president of the local union, Mked the men and women If any cared to return under the old conditions. The strikers voted unanimously to stay out. . .Union leaders here say the companies ' must surrender to tho men, who are mure determined today than on the first -day of Jhe strike. is. Likely to Take a Rust. New York, Sept. IS.—Wall street re port* that Henry C. Frick will noon an num© active management of the Stand ard OH were revived by accounts of If. H. Roger*’ serious Hines*. Trailer* argue thnt the oil man I* growing old and hi* recent vacation failed to re*tore hi* health. Friend* of both Roger* and Frick scout the suggestion of any change In management. WATCH YOUR MAIL for Herald. announcing Atluiita*# lyccinu conrae. Will reach yon I Monday. Item! It nml be on time. XTRAGOOD Boy, ’ clothea Are Best MRS, BAILEY COX SUES FOR DIVORCE Sister of Senator Joe Bailey Wants Separation Made Legal. Jackson, Xtl**.. Sept, 13 —A divorce proceeding of exceptional Interest has' been filed In the Hinds circuit court by Mrs. Alice Bailey Cox, sister of United States Senator Joseph Bulley, seeking legal separation from her husband, T. Peyton Cox. The hill of complelnt states that com- plolnunt nnd defendant were married at Haslehurst during the year 1891,nnd live children were born to the union. All are living, the eldest being Joseph Untlcy Cox, aged 14: that the defend ant has been unfaithful to his mar- tinge vows and hqs broken every prom ise solemnly made .on the marriage al-, tar: that throughout the period of mar ried life he has'treated, complainant with shocking cruelty and the treat ment by her husbnnd has been Inhu man and often marked by.personal vio la nee. B A rannen & nthony A strong point for us in asking your drug business is Price. We are the leaders of lowest cut prices, and no store has or ever will have a price Jower than ours. The policy of low prices prevails throughout our entire store. We save you money on prescriptions. Test our service. Compare our prices. liBinbert’a LUtorine, Targe 67c Menofui ’« Talcum Powder 13c Packer’s Tar Soap 16c Cuticura Soap 19c Lyon’s Tooth Powder • 16o Colgate’s Tooth Powder 15o Custoria 28c Syrup of Figs 40c .Malted Milk, 50c size.. 36c Malted Milk, $1.00 size ....76c Malted Milk, hospital size .$3.00 • Mellin’s Food, larije 65o Panopenton. large 85c Panopepton. small 45c Sloan’s Liniment, small 20c Miistnmr Liniment 21c Wine Cardni 80o Pink tin ms Compound 83c . Wampole’a Cod Liver Oil ...,80c Scott’s Kmulsion, large ...80c Viola Cream .. 39c . Malvina Cream 39c Hint)’* Honey and Almond Cream 34c Piver’s Extract Aztirea, in bulk .ounce... .Coo Piver’s Extract Le Trefle, bulk, ounce 55o Piver’s Extract Saffranor, bulk, ounce. 55c Piver’s Vegetal Azurea, bottle 68o Piver’s Vegetal Le Trefle, bottle 68o Piver’s Toilet Water Azurea....; $1.23 Piver’s Toilet Water LeTretle........7.. .$1.23 Piver’s Toilet Water Saffranor $1.23 Piver’s Face Powders, all odors 79c Pivef’s Soaps, all odors 45c Roger & Gullet’s Toilet Water 78c Hudnut’s Toilet AVater. 76o Palmer’s Rose Leaves Extract, bulk, oz... ,60c Palmer’s Rose Leaves Toilet Water 60o B. & A.’a Orange Flower Cold Cream 26o (Made by the formula of Mrs. Syines.) “Liggett’s Saturday Candy,” Pound Box A Candy equal to that you pay three times this price for at other stores. Remember this is a Candy guaranteed to be pure and wholesome and that Lig gett’s Saturday Candy is not in the class of sueli candy as is sold in “The Can dy Corner”'of department stores, which is made by no particular firm for no firm in particular. If you want a pure Candy get Liggett’s Saturday Candy, which is on sale at our store exclusively. Sold on Saturdays and Sundays only. BRANNEN & ANTHONY, Druggists. Agts. for Rexall Remedies—Vinoi. MiRAND Tonight and Saturday—Matinee Set urday. THE EVERLASTING “DEVIL’S AUCTION." Superb Scenic Investiture—Noveltl*. Singing and Dancing—The vt,,. ’ Singing and Dancing—The Ele- phatjt Baby Ballet. SALE NOW ON. THE BIJOU Tonight—Matinee Saturday. JUST OUT OP COLLEGE , GEORGE ADE PRETTY GIRLS-CATCHY MUSIC Next Week) “LENA RIVERS." NEXT WEEK Matinees Tueiday, Thureday and Saturday. Burt & Nichols Offer Miss BEULAH POYNTEF In Her Own Dramatization of “LENA RIVERS" Ppeeial Matinee Friday—IBSEN'S “A DOLL’S HOUSE" THE ORPHEUfvi THEATER Don't Miss the Opening Next Mondtv. Vaudeville of the Best Kind. ’ Mr. &'Mrs. Perkins Fisher. The Great FRANCELLAS. Orth and Fern, Hill, Cherry end Hill, Ed Gray, Moving Pictures. Eight Good Acte Every Performance. Seat Sale Now Open at Box Office. Night Prices, 15c, 25c, 35e, 50c. Matinee Prlcei 10c and 25e. Matinee Dally Except Monday, Matinees Dally 3-4 p. m. Nights 7:30-11. THIS WEEK'S BILL. M. JEAN BEAUGERE, European Character Impersonator. CARL <£. CARL, "Brothor Bill’s Trouble." SENORITA MAE DE MILLE, Spanish Dances. SPANGLE & MAY, Eccsntrio Comedians. MISS LILLIAN CARL, Illustrated 8onge. KILLED BY AUTO Superior Tailoring Makes Them So 'T'HAT'S the whole story, and an important one when you’ve boys’ clothes to buy. C The maker’s name on these garments stands for a degree of thorough work, reliability, superi ority in fit, style and service that places Xtragqod above and distinct from the many ordi nary boys’ brands. G. These are guaranteed clothes; a credit to the makers and to us; r 1 to you if you buy N. E them and to your boy if he wears \ diem. <1. Inspection will demon strate their excep tional value. A fun line of Norfolk and Double Breasted knee pant* suits for boy* of 7 to 17 yean is ready to show you. Also & large stock of Sailors and Russians tor the little feiiows of 2 j j to 10, Bring the boy, or the boys, here with- •t delay. Prices $5 to $12. Daniel Brothers Company, L. J. DANIEL, President. 45-47-49 Peachtree—Opposite Walton St. 8pednl t .llll'kKOt Inmmurc 11,000 I The Georgian. Ml**., Kept. 13.—A mutual Ilf* ire company to l**ue pollrle* not orer i bring planned by the Mississippi ill of thr Fanner** Union for the bent- lit of the union'* member* In the JnrlsHIc- tlou of the *t:»tr. The far-reaching purposes of the organ! gallon are rcnllxcd when uieuilter* of th« organisation reeelve input. Hour, coffee and her MiippHe* f(»r the fnrui* direct from * * md nt wholesale prlcei rhol. reef from hoii*cn with contract*. The union official* have been Ininy lens- lug nnd purchasing warehouse*, nnd before ninny day* the memlter* In this state III be enabled to house nml store their ennhle for the price set Is fn*t realising Its purpose*. WHAT IS THE BlG HERALD It tell* nil nlmnt Atlanta's great Lyceum course. Watch your mull. It may reach you tomorrow. JUDGE ADAMS APPROVES PLAN Bpe rial to Tho Goorglan. Savannah. Ga.. K-pt. 13.—J. K. Minis has received a telegram from Judge Samuel R. Adams, who* Is now at Sar atoga, stating that he approved of agreement between the second nnd third Income bondholder* of the Central ot Georgia Railway Company, and pro tective cominlttee-and believes that the lalm of the bondholders Is Just and lawful. J. 11. Smyth Instantly Kill ed By Chattanooga Machine. Special to The Gcorglnu. Chattanooga. Tenn., Sept. 13.—J. H. Hmyth, u farmer of Ringgold. Ua., was t>truck by an automobile yesterday aft ernoon and tnstffntly killed. He was on hi* way home riding In a light farm wagon. An automobile belonging to u i hattunoogn garage attempted to paa* him on the road nnd the wugon wan overturned. Nu urreatn have been made. AVOID SUBSTITUTES—GET WHAT YOU ASK FOR. TEN GREAT ATTRACTIONS for $l.n*) Im what the Id*: Herald say*, you should imt receive It In touiorno Monday meriting * iiudl, drop n card •l.oii|t Itlce. cure Phillip* is Crew'* »tor JEFF D, TO BE Y Will Be Tendered Place to Succeed Captain Bur ton Smith. Union Dental Offices Lead All Othsrs in Fin* Work at Low Price*. Special set of teeth $2.50 Special gold crown* io os Special gold filling* $1.00 Special silver filling* ...50e The painlM* extraction of teeth and The office of adjutant of the Fifth the inurtion of n*w ones on bridgo* regiment of the National Guard of! without the old-time roof plate a spe- Georgla will be tendered to Captain' cl - Jefferson- D. Dumvody to succeed Ail- lltVi Phone 1944 for Dr. White, Mgr. Union Dental Offices 701-2 PEACHTREE STREET. Jutant Burton Smith, resigned. This announcement wuh made by Colonel Clifford Anderson of the Fifth regiment. Friday morning. Captain Dunwody Is out of the city this week, but the position will be offered him upon hl» return und It i* expected that he will accept. . Captain Dunwody is well known ini p or B torea* Offices, military circle* a* an officer of un- Residences,' Public Awnings WAS NO QUORUM OF CITY COMMITTEE questioned ability and he Is amply, I Lowest prices. Phono LOOK OUT 1 or write for for the llernlil liy mull, nt lac hi t,i|! estimates. slx-dny Hah- of senium ticket, to Atlanta's' great iyceum. Fifteen is ench to hear greatest celebrities on tlte platform. For lack of a quorum the council committee on electric lights, telephones, etc., eoum-ltman Pomeroy, chairman, did not hold the meeting which wa* scheduled for Friday morning at 11 lock, for the purpose of considering the resolution Introduced by Council man Martin with reference to tnvestl gating the manholes of the city. <'halt-men Pomeroy stated that hi would rail n meeting of the committee next Monday morning, nt which time action will be taken upon the resolution 111 time to submit n report to council Monday afternoon. WATER RATE RAISES IN HOLLANDALE, MISS. hlieclnl to The Georgian. llnllandale. Miss.. Sept. 13.—At a m—tlng called by the mayor for the purpose of devising ways and means to continue operating the electric light and water plant, and to cover a deficit. It was decided to double the present water rate, making It SI per month for each hydrant. The lighting plant has not beeu paying expenses. DARKTOWN BULLY FACES HIS HONOR Quill Wallace, said to be known ns the "Bully of Dork town,” was charged with fifty-seven varieties of disorderly- conduct by Thomas W. Clark, porter at the Marion Hotel, before Recorder Broyles Friday morning. Clark, who seems to be long on education and short on courage, had a long story- to tell. Wallace had Clark so frightened that he was afraid te start to work until Wallace had gone, and lie said he was In da late. Clark told of three times that Quill had threatened him with a knife. The police said that Wallace was known "The. Bully" and the recorder as sessed him 310-75. PUMP QUESTION STILL UNSETTLED J.M. HIGH CO. Atlanta. Ga. A meeting of the waterworks In vestigating committee was held nt the city hall Thursday afternoon at 3 o’clock and the best methods of Im I roving this department of the city were discussed In n general way with out any definite action being taken. This committee his under considera tlon the puxxllng proposition of the kind of pump the city should purchase, and it Is probable that a definite con clusion , will be reached at nn early date. Chairman Longino has called another meeting of the committee for .Saturday- morning at 11 o'clock, at which time It Is believed that a report will he framed which nil be submitted to council at the session Monday afternoon. CASTOR IA For Infinite and Children The Kind You Have Always Bough! Sears the Signature of St. Nicholas Auditorium PONCE DELEON PARK. WASTELL and WHITE, Double Aot Fancy and Triok Skating. Tuesday, Thursday and Satuftay afternoona 5 O'eloek. TEETH EXTRACTED poiltlvely without pain. 60c each, llut teeth. (3. Money ca* SjfinY" PHILADELPHIA Application for Charter. GEORGIA—FULTON COUNTY. To the Superior Court of Bald County: The petition of Peter F. Clarke, J. 0. 8t. Am*ml nml George Westmoreland, *11 ot *at<l county, respectfully *how»— t , 1. Th*t they ffevtre for themself#*, Ihclr nsNiM'lute*. aucceaaor* *nd nssljtnn, to be In- oorrxirnriMi for n period of twenty year*, with the privilege of reuew*! at the expira tion of thnt time, under the name nml »tyl* of Acme building Company. 2. The object or *ald Incorporation I* pe cuniary guln to It* stockholder*. 3. The capital atoek of said corporation i« hundred *hnrea of the par value of ( dred dollars each: but petitioner* desire thnt mild corporation shall have the right Increase It* capital atoek nt any time hy mnjortty vote of It* stock to any amount it exceeding In the aggregate one hundred thousand dollar*. 4. Petitioner* desire the privilege of «»r jrajilslng under It* charter *nd commencing to do busine** when all of It* capital stock of ten thousand dollar* haa l»een subscribed and 10 per cent thereof paid In. 6. Petitioner* dealre tlwit any or nil sub scription* to atoek* whother the aame »•* the original stock or any Increaae thereof* may be pnld off In wholh or In part cither lu cash or In property neceaaary, useful or Incident to the busine** of said corporation, the same to l>e taken In povment of sue* subscription* at a fair valuation. 6. The particular business proposed to n* carried on nnd the particular purposes f«»r which said corporation la organised ® re . *'> buy, sell, trade In, lease, rent or Iuj- outpsln. Book of pap ^■larssentFJHF. ^ a. Office 1C4N. Pryor ftrMfc CENTRAL OF GEORGIA RAILWAY. Arrive From— | Depart To— ftavniiant) .... 150 a mill neou U.40 pm S Jacksonville.. 7.50 omlilucoo AOOnm — U.40anaalacon ......... 4.00 *522 J-{Jl»mJj«ck*onvllie... t.aopm ,con 0.10 PtnlSavannab 0.IS pm NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND CREDITORS. All creditor! of the estate of George |||n- man. late of Fulton county, deceased, arc hereby notified to render lu their demands to the undendjened according to law, and all peroouM Indebted to sabl estate are re- titilred to make Immediate pnyuieut. ■H^^HINMAN, Atfmlnlstratur. We have It In package* anJ In GEORGIA PAINT & GLASS CO. 40 P«ac)itr*a- un 11. uuj, iyei 1, 1 rune in, inn «>• ■ — prove renl eatate, to buy, sail or discount notes, I>onds, stocks or other securities; to lend and borrow motfey and to secure any> money borrowed by mortgage, loan aeeu.i deed of trust or apy other form ot jHfurttJ which aald corporation may deem advisable, nnd covering any or all of the property or **td corporation: and to aecure any money| loaned by said corporation by taking mmw orm of security which aald corporatlo may deem proper; and to do , s-w— *»• *, ...... Jo any and thing* herein set forth to the aame extent and as fully as oatural periwu* might or could do. 7. The t I* to Im* In Fulton county. Georgia, desire the privilege of doing business In any county In the state of Georgia. 8. Petitioner* pray the right I porn tlon to have nnd use a common sen!, to plead nnd l»e impleaded, and to exer<-D*» —. _*_w. . —• *■ -ranted nny nml nil rights nnd privileges grt to.coi-porntions of like character unde law* of the stoic of Georgia. powers nnd Immunities prayed tor, and eneh other right* nmf privll —**-* — corporations under >f Geoi vlth res ns arc . privileges granted to corporations under the the stnte of Georgia, nnd subject to the limitations and restrictions of-said laws. WESTMORELAND BROS Petitioner*' Attorney*.™ Filed In offire this Ktb 1907. of August. STATE OF GEORGIA—County of Folt< I. Arnold court of the within 1 Broyles, clerk of the anperl r id county* do hereby certify tn-'t and foragolng I* a true and the matter *»f I'liftoii ’’BnTMliig i’om|>*ny. I asjanpenr* of die la this office. , rt witness my hsn-l and ami of this court this UYh day of Augnst. IW7.* . * ARNOLD BROn.KK Clerk RupeHor Court Fultop Co., ga k. A