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THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS: FRIDAY, AUGUST 19, 1910.
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vertising. The hat man figured
that things couldn't be worse, so
he grasped at advertising as the
way out of his difficulties, as a
drowning man grasps at a straw.
As a starter, he tried Panama
hats. The newspaper man got
up some bully good copy and il
lustrations, and it seemed that
every man in Chicago wanted a
Panama—he sold hundreds of
them. Bye and bye more copy ap-1
peared. advertising other hats— I
and they were sold. Business'
was pretty good and after a while
it got better, but 1 'he didn’t stop
advertising.
He keeps his advertising run
ning as steadily as the ticking of
a clock, and says he sells more
hats than any other hatter in Chi
cago. At any rate, he was saved
from bankruptcy, has enlarged his
■tore, and sells thousands of hats
every season in and out of Chi
cago.
And nothing but good adver
tising did it.
Good advertising is the greatest
business building force in the
world—it will build up a run
down business, and keep a good
business from running down—
and the time to advertise is nil
the time.
JAMES A. PATTEN
Former Wheat King Comes
Back Home in Unami-
able Frame of
Mind.
Relieves the PAIN
of a Burn
Instantly
New York, Aua. 19.—James A
heat kins." was in any-
Pat-
ten, former “wh<
thing but an amiable frame of mind
upon hie arrival here today on the
Adriatic aftar a visit abroad. He re
fused absolutely to discuss present
business conditions here or abroad and
seemed surprised to learn that It had
been made public that hie stock ex
change seat had been sold.
Mr. Pstten was found by reporters
on the promenade deck and w'ae asked
for un Interview.
"Certainly not,” he replied with em
phasis. "I have nothing to say."
The reporters were surprised at the
attitude of the grain master, for when
ho sailed he was most amiable.
Jules 8. Bachs, the banker, waa an
other passenger. He said that an at
tempt was being made by the English
government, at a great expenea, to
raise cotton In Egypt by means of ex
tensive Irrigation. He declared, how.
the |
end takes out ail inflammation in one
day. The most serious Burns and Scalds
instantly relieved and quickly healed by
D r.Porter’s
Antiseptic
Healing; Oil
A soothing antiseptic discovered by an
Old Railroad Surgeon. All Druggists re-
fund money If it falls to cure. 25c, SOc & f 1,
IN SOUTHERN ITALY
Pari* MrtlclM C* _ _ „ . N. C.
iin/f(r. , .rs'"<t*i>!t > . r r^aTB*it'SANTiiamc‘iiBAU
Jrelr healed. W* caa alroagIf recemmead U ta heal
the worst hart* sad saraa. _
(Hlfaad) J. W. Church, Notary Public.
Made by
GWA
Maker of
Laxative Bromo Quinine
ever, that the attempt waa not masting
Tlin donroian linn n nlan anil n " IUl ® n l' S rest success and that this
ino Georgian mu* a plan ami a country n#ed tMir no competition in
' A cotton growing.
After he reached shore Mr. Patten
talked a little more freely.
"Down In cotton exchange." he was
Informed, "they ray that Mr. Brown and
Mr. Ilayne are more Important than
you are In cotton."
A Casual Observer.
Mr. Patten smiled suavely.
"I know very little about cotton. 1
urn merely u casual observer," he said.
Service of Advertising Copy for
yon, Mr. Merchant, that will be
worth your time to see und hear,
whether you adopt them or not.
They wiil add ideas to yotirs.
. They will suggest improvement
and stimulate expansion.
May wc submit them}
’Phone 8000 for an appoint
ment.
Mr. Patten predicts a shortage In the
throughout the world this
Remnant Sale. All wool
suits to order, $10.00. For
merly $15.00 to $30.00 val
ues. Singer’s, 93 Peachtree.
POLICE ARE ORDERED
TO DISPEf
wheat crop
year, bln prediction being baaed on ob
servations made while touring Europe
this summer. In regard to what he saw
Mr. Patten said:
Predicts Whest Shortage.
"There will be undoubtedly a large
wheat shortage the world over for 1(10.
In Kuropa the crops have been dam
aged to an enormous sxtsnt by floods.
There will be a shortage In the wheat
crop of France alone of from 60.000,000
to 100,000,060 bushels, and Clei-many has
been very hard hit hlso. Prices sre go
ing up rapidly on the continent for
everything tn ths vebetabls line. In
Parts, potatoes ars double today tn
price wliut they were three months
ago."
Chief of Police Beery Jennings Thursday
afternoon had read to tho nolle# fore# Soo-
tlona IS, 40 and 40 of tho oily oodo, which
MAY MAKE PEDDLERS
crowds from eongragattog on tho
gating
•ad It la hoped in thia way to aroTu
ol character liable to aprlng from heated •»•
gument between men of oppoalng factions.
TRANSPORTATION CLUB
TO HAVE NEW QUARTERS
Upon complntlnn of the Adalr-Mc-
s. building at Cone and Wal-
Thut Georgia la a greet fruit growing
state and AtlanUna groat fruit eaten
has caused many a complication In reg
ulative legislation by the city council.
At the next meeting of the tax com
mittee It Is expected that a revision of
tho tax ordinance regulating street ped
dlers, principally of fruit, will be made,
Carthy Broa.
ton-sta the Transportation club will
to the top floors, u
move Its quarters
live-year lease having been secured.
The Transportation club In the past
twelve months has outgrown Its pres
ent quarters In the Equitable building,
I It waa found necessary to secure
and
the commodious home which It will
occupy after the first of the year.
BROKEN TROLLEY WIRE
CAUSES EXCITEMENT
tem and requiring every peddler to
have his name on his wagon and his li
cense In his pocket.
The ordinance now requires that
every peddler shall have a tag on his
wagon. The tags are Issued quarterly,
all the earns color, and It la found that
the tag for the first quarter Is often
used during the whole year.
When old soldiers show a free li
cense from the ordlnsry’e office the city
clerk must give them as many tags as
FINAL REPORTS FOR
It
Committees Will Have General
Plans Perfected and Outline
Them to Federation.
The regular weekly meeting of the
genural Labor day committee, to be
held Saturday night In Federation hall.
Is expected to be the most Interesting
of those meetings yet held. Nearly
every committee will make Its final
report, and for ths two weeks Inter
vening between now and Labor day
only the various little details will re
main to be straightened out.
Tho badgo committee has already
mads Its final report, the chairman. H.
F. Garrett, stating that the badges had
been selected and an order placed for
them. They are expected every day.
Th committee on line of march, Wil
liam Strauss, chairman, has mado Its
report, which has been adopted by the
general committee. Chairman Strauss
states that It would facilitate matters
very greatly If the secretaries of the
different unions would communicate
with him as to about how many men
each would hare In line.
The float committee, C. W. Rowell.
balrmun; can only report progress,
for the date for the closing of entries
of floats has not been set, and It Is
presumed that entries may be made up
to the Inst minute, Mr. Rowell's re
port Hnturday night Is expected to be
most gratifying, as ho has been hard
ut work this past week trying to swell
the number of floats.
No more enthusiastic I.ubor day com-
tnlltee has ever made preparations for
a-Labor day In Atlanta, amt their work
will show for Itself when the big pa
rade moves on the morning of Mon
day, September 6.
number
wagons or
With a popping and alnllng noise
that frightened every one within hear
ing, a trolley wire broke from Its fas
tenings at 7:10 o'clock Thursday night
at Forsyth and Alabama-ete. As the
wire crashed to the ground the sputter
ing could be heard for blocks and pe
destrians fled In all directions for safe,
ty. No one was struck by the falling
wire and It was quickly repaired, al
lowing traffic to ba resumed.
■oportlonete
. jrts. It Is said that some of the old
vets rant these togs at a leap rate than
the elty license.
The city license Is 1100 per year. Ths
requirement that the name of the own
er be on the wagon and that his license
he in hie pocket will relieve ths com'
plication.
man can have most of his vices
overlooked by Inheriting a fortune.—
Chicago Nswa
Brains Rule
This World—
Not muscle, but brains governing muscle.
The quality of brain can be changed by
certain selection of food.
A food expert perfected a brain-build
ing food by preparing certain elements in
wheat and barley in a way that nature
would make use of. That food is
Grape-Nuts
In it the Potassium Phosphate, obtained
from nature’s grains (not from the drug
shop) is retained in minute particles. This
has an affinity for Albumen, and these two
with water make the soft gray matter in
the brain and nerve centers.
A solid fact you can demonstrate by the
use of Grape-Nuts.
In 10 Days
you can see the difference in yourself, and
know
“There’s a Reason”
Postum Cereal Co., Ltd., Battle Creek, Mich.
Death Rate May Go Beyond
100 in Twenty-four
Hours.
BROWN*” Governing
Shade
Roms, Aug. 19.—Cholera Is spreading
In south Italy. /
Seventeen fresh cases were reported
today from Trent ana the total number
of deaths will be more than 100 In 24
hours, If the present rate continues,
according to the health authorities. It
Is believed that the epidemic Was
For the Coming Fall and Winter Season
1910-11
Be your own governor as to who is best qualified to give you the satis
faction desired—in fit, in workmanship, in quality of material, and above all,
•in PRICE.
Our Prices Range from
some person who contracted It In Rus-
Klng Victor Emmanuel today called
Into consultation Premier Luxsattl, the
minister of the Interior, and Minister
of Public Works Sccchl. to discuss
plans for fighting the epidemic and the
distribution of medical supplies. The
ministers did their utmost to reassure
ths king that hla presence In the af
flicted region Is unnecessary. It was
rumored, however, that he had defi
nitely decided to go unless the plague
was checked speedily. The panic Into
which ths disease has thrown the pop
ulace la one of the moat threatening
phases of the situation. The health
authorities have been unable to estab
lish a thorough quarantine and many
suspects have escaped from thetr home
(Its, carrying the disease with them.
$20 to $40
town
Military precautions to prevent dis
order at the funerals of the victims
were taken today throughout tho re
gions afflicted, especially at the points
where the loss of life has been heaviest,
Tranl. Barletta, Cerlgnola, San Ferdi
nands and Trlnltapoll.
Dr. Ruettl, In charge of the medical
force, dispatched a long telegram to
day to the premier, Intended for the
king, from his field headquarters.
EASTMAN VOTES BONDS
FOR SCHOOL IMPROVEMENT
Eastman, Ga„ Aug. 19.—A munici
pal election was held here yesterday
to decide whether to bond the town for
an additional ISft.hM for the purpose
of Improving Eastman's school factlt-
was carried In favor of
GIVING OUT
Every imaginable design in all the predominating shades just received
from the fashion centers of the world. We satisfy the whims of the most
fastidious.
Because they know that FORDON is not a sample house, carrying a
dozen or more styles to select from. We have 500 to 700 of the very bright
est, newest, snappiest creations in the market. Our motto; Absolute Sat
isfaction—in every detail. Perfect fit guaranteed or your money refunded.
See our beautiful window display—the handsomest in Atlanta.
FORDON
THE
TAILOR
8-10 North Pryor Street
Kimball House
The Struggle Dig courages Many
a Citizen of Atlanta.
Aroum^alt day with an aching bock;
Cnn’t rent nt night;
Enough to make any one “give out.”
Donn't* Kidney Pills will give re-
uwed life.
They will cure the backache;
Cure every kidney 111,. |
Hero la convincing proof that this la*
Says Action of Committee in
Placing Names on Bal
lot Is Illegal.
taraantb. O*.. Aof. !•.—Claranca T. Uuy
tou, of Uiiytou, Ha., candidate for state
•enutor, hat written Chairman Wright, of
committee of
Tbit I* Kiringnani eounty'a time to name
the aenator, under the rotation syatem, and
tbora are no candidate* from any other
but Chairman Wright say a that*
rule* the nnmea inuat tie placed
the ticket In the counties comprising the
district.
SUES FOR $25,000 FOR
DEATH OF HUSBAND
Galt for 616.000 against the Atlantic
Coast Line and the Louisville and
Nashville railroad companies, lessees of
. ng (
pany, waa filed Thursday In tho United
States court by Mm. C. F. Johnson.
Mrs. Johnson la suing for the death of
her husband, an engineer, who Is al
leged to hnve boon killed In a collision
April 17. near Bertolts, Oa.
SUES SOUTHERN RY.
FOR $2,000 DAMAGES
John A. Achy hna entered suit agntnet the
Hontbern railway for |L0O9 datnagea alia*
lag that turn the negllgenre of tho ein
pi,ureas or the railway company be waa
permanently Injured white piloting an en-
'no from Atlanta tn a point In Texas.
Mrs. Eva Boyd, East Point, Ga.,says:
"For years I suffered from what the
doctor called kidney colic and I hs'I
same very bad spells. Paine In my
loins prevented me from stooping or
lifting and my beck ached Intensely at
night. I felt tired nearly all the time,
woe very nervous and was afflicted
with headaches and dlsay spells, dur
ing which my eight became blurred.
There was also a difficulty with the
kidney secretions. Doan's Kidney Pills
were finally brought to my attention
and 1 procured a supply at Jacobs'
Pharmacy. Although I hare taken the
contents of only ono box, I feel better
tn every way. Doan's Kidney Pills
have my highest Indorsement."
For sale by all dealers. Price 60 cents.
Foeter-Mllburn CO, Bnffalo, New Tork,
sole agents for the United Btatee.
Homombcr the name—Doan's—and
take no other.
ROOSEVELT IS INVITED
TO VISIT ALABAMA
gtcrffl, aecrctiYj of the -RapnlSfran' itili eom ;
Alibin - —
mfttr# of Alabama; Jon«ph O. Thompson and
Emmett O'Neil, all of Birmingham, Ala., to
day asked Colonel Roosevelt to visit Sir-
Summer Prices in Luggage
1-4 Off Matting Suit Cases
jeglna 'neat ftareh. They represent
(he Birmingham Dullness yen's league and
the Chamber of Commerce. They want Col.
Kooaavelt to tour Alabama and maka an ad
dresa at Birmingham.
Tiers la Qnjy One "BROMO (
Look foi the signature of H. W. GROVE.
Used the World over to Core a Cold in Oat
l»ay. 25c.
AMERICAN IS KILLED
IN BOLIVIAN JUNGLE
Washington, Aug. 19,—The murder
of Gustav A. Rlat. an American citizen,
near Tuyupeye, Roll via. on Juno 11,
hna been reported to tho state depart
ment by United Btates Minister Coombs
nt Lima, Peru. The department ex
plains thnt the murder evidently oc
curred In tho refnoto Jungles of Bo-
from Liras. Rlet .was killed by a na
tive, Augustin Hunf. The department
lx awaiting further Information from
Minister coombs In order to learn the
home address of Rlat In the United
States.
Pale. Delicate Women end Girls.
Tho Old Standard GROVE'S TASTE-
LESS CHILL TONIC drives out ma
laria and bullda up ths system. For
grown people and children. 69c.
$14.50 Trunks now $10.50; save $4.00
$ 9.50 Trunks now $ 7.50; save $2.00
These reductions are genuine and will last only during August
WE ALSO DO REPAIRING
LUMBERMAN’S
The Trunk Store 92 Whitehall Street
DR. J.C.C. NEWTON AT *
PAYNE MEMORIAL SUNDAY
Dr. J. C. Calhoun Newton, denn nf
the Theological School of the Kwan-
eet Gnkutn. Kobe, Japan, will fill the
Remnant Accumulations.
Suits to order made from
remnants, your choice,
$10.00. Entire satisfaction
Memorial church. Dr Newton Is a {or money back. Singer’s, 93
Peachtree.
forceful speaker and as he has spent
number of years in Janpan he Is
thoroughly conversant with that coun
try, and his
lessons from his experi
ences should prove very Instructive.
Remnant Sale. All wool
suits to order, $10.00. For
merly $15.00 to $30.00 val-
ues. Singer’s, 93 Peachtree.
My friends, by voting for
H. T. O’Shields for Sheriff
you vote for me for Deputy.
A. J. Haygood, with W. E.
Treadwell & Co.
FAIR DODD, General Agent,
GRANT BUILDING, ATLANTA
Writes All Classes of Bonds, Including
Public Official Bonds, Having Just
Made the Required Deposit of
$25,000.00
Achv olnlnia to bsvo !n**t» on thl* ongtn*.
which wa* being pultal hjr another, ana
that the engineer of the other engine out
on the emergency brakes without cause, lu-
Infurtng him Internally.
Th# accident, be atatea, occurred October
represent the plaintiff.
FORMER MAYOR HUFF
WILL SPEAK IN MACON
Macon, Qa„ Aug. 19.—Hon. \V.
Huff will apeak Monday night at the
county court houee In the Interest of
Governor Brown. Mr, Huff was an ar
dent supporter last campaign of the
present governor and made a nurnnVr
of telling speeches. He Is a former
mayor of Macon. He Is a forceful
«ker. A large number of voters of
>b county will attend the speaking.
Enlarge Plans For Fair.
Chattanooga, Tenn„ Aug. 19.—Chat
tanooga’s exposition ' and county fair,
which Is scheduled for the third week
In September, has outgrown Its original
ilans, and visitors from east and mld-
.Jts Tennessee, north Oeorgia-and north
Alabama are promised of one the big
gest and best Industrial and amuse
ment attractions ever offered In this
city. Practically all of the floor space
has already been sold. There will be
matinee races during the progress of
the fair under the auspices of the
Chattanooga Driving club.
SEMI-ANNUAL STATEMENT
For the six months ending June <0, 1610, of the condition'of
The Massachusetts Bonding and
Insurance Company
OF BOSTON
See Us Before Placing Your Liability
or Accident and Health In
surance
SEMI-ANNUAL STATEMENT
For the six months ending June 30,1910, of the condition of ths
Organised under the laws of lha state of Masschusctta, made to ths gov
ernor of the state of Georgia, In pursuance of the lawa of aald stats.
Principal office, 77 State-st., Boston, Mass.
I. CAPITAL sfoCK ...
1. Whole amount of capital atock .. 6600,000.00
2. Amount paid up In cash 600,000.00—$ 600,000.00
II. AS8ET8.
Total assets of the company, actual ^ash market value.. 61.166,693.64
lli. LIABILITIES. *
Total liabilities $1,166,663.64
IV. INCOME DURING THE FIRST SIX MONTHS OF THE YEAR 1910.
Total Income actually received during the first six months
in cash f 360,833.31
V. EXPENDITURES DURING THE FIRST SIX MONTHS OF THE
YEAR 1910.
Total expenditures during the first six months of ths year
in cash I 301,366.18
Greatest amount Insured In any one risk t 376.000.00
Total amount of Insurance outstanding 101,090.766.00
A copy of the act of Incorporation, duly certified. Is of fils In the office
of the Insurance commissioner.
STATK OF OKOROIA—County of Fulton.
Personally anpeared before the undersigned. Fair Dodd, who, being duly
sworn, deposes and says that he Is the general agent of the Massachusetts
Bondin' and Insurance Company, and that the foregoing etatement Is cor
rect end true. FAIR DODD.
Sworn to and subscribed before me this 17th day of August, 1610.
CARL WESLET, Notary Public.
Name of State Agent—FAIR DODD.
Name of Agent at Atlanta—FAIR DODD.
/
Frankfort Marine, Accident and
Plate Glass Insurance Company
OF GERMANY
Organised under the laws of the Empire of Germany, made to the governor of
the state of Georgia, In pursuance of the lawa of said state.
United States head office, 100 William-it.. New Toj-k, N. T.
I. CAPITAL STOCK.
Whole amount of capital stock (statutory deposit New Tork) ..I 260,(W."9
Amount paid up In cash J50.0W.M
,$1,673,902.67
II. A88ET8.
Total assets of the company, actual cash market value ...
III. LIABILITIES.
Total liabilities r,*r,67!,S«: 5?
IV. INCOME DURING THE FIRST SIX MONTH8 OF THE YEAR 1910.
Total Income actually received during the first six months In ..
cash . .t sso,«r.P s»
V. EXPENDITURES DURING THE FIRST SIX MONTHS OF THE
YEAR 1010.
Total expenditures during ths first six months of the year in
cash $ 684,925-#"
Greatest amount Insured In any one risk t 40.000.06
Total amount of Insurance outstanding 62,966,964.34 .
A copy of the act of Incorporation, duly certified. Is of fils In the ottlc
the Insurance commissioner.
STATE OF NEW YORK—County of New York.
Personally appeared before the undersigned. C. H. Franklin, who. bet™
duly sworn, deposes and says that he Is the United States mSanger and
ney of the Frankfort Marine. Accident and Plate Glass Insurance Compo'»*
and that the foregoing statement Is correct and true.
C. H. FRANKLIN, United States Manager and Attorney.
Sworn to and subscribed before me this 21th day of July, 1616.
GEO. H. COREY.
Commissioner of Deeds for the Stats ef Georgia
Name of State Agent—FAIR DODD.
Name of Agent at Atlanta—FAIR DODD.