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THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS: FRIDAY, JUNE 16, 1911. = ,:. ■ ■■ =r — Two-Piece Suits $22.50 Crashes and home spuns, the ideal material for Summer clothes. Grays, tans, mixtures in plain and fancy weaves. Tailored in the best man ner and made to your own individual measure and according to your own ideas. Law Bros. Co. Ten Whitehall AUNT DELIA WILL PAY SPECIAL- LOW PRICES UNTIL JUNE 25 GOOD SET OF TEETH . . . Gold Crowna, the best 22k gold $3 $3 IMPRESSIONS TAKEN. TEETH DELIVERED SAME DAY. . LADY ATTENDANT. Dr. £. G. Griffin’s Gate City Dental Rooms ONE KILLED, ONE HURT IN AUTOMOBILE WRECK Pontiac, III., Juno 16.—Louis Orr was . killed Slid Arthur Kern fatally njured early today whan an auto In which they Irere driving plunged Yrppi a bridge and ■turned turtle, pinioning yiein . under- t ni nth. «r • DELIGHTFUL vaca tion TRIP. Sf£A BOARD'S Midsummer Tout Ithrough the Bast. Including Niagara i foils; trip down the St. Lawrence riv- ,tr; visit to Montreal and Quebec. $150 Sum Atlanta, Including nil actual ex- ' jenses. excepting meals while In New i Fork city. Leave July 11. w For full Information apply to C. D. i tYayne. A. O. P. A., Atlanta; SEA BOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY. Riding bicycle and skat- .ng on wire 60 feet over •lake—free attraction at Lakewood. ATLANTAN NOW HEADS CIRCULATION MANAGERS Chicago, Juno 16.—John D. Simmons, of The Atlanta Journal, was elected president of the Circulating Managers association at the closing (tension of the organisation's annual convention at tho Hotel LaSalle here. Ther«* was no contest In the election, Mr. Simmons* name being, the only one presented for tho position. Ip n con test for the 'next convention seat, how ever, Atlanta was defeated by Balti more with a vote of 52 to 15. Other officers elected were: First vice president, William J. Little. Mon treal Star; second vice president, Sid ney Long, Wichita Eagle; aecretary- treosuror, J. R. Taylor, Grand Rapids Press (rc-elected). Chiff Jones Goes to Roms, Macon, Ga. # Juno 16.—Fire Chief Jones, or the local fire department left last* night for Rome, where he Is at tending the annual convention of the state chiefs. Chief Jones will deliver an address on the Introduction of civil service In the fire departments of tho principal cities of the state. Will Be Present at the Celebra tion of President’s Sil ver Wedding. Millbury, Mass.. Juna 16.—"Aunt" De ■la Torray leave, here tonight to attend Nephew Will's allvcr wedding at the white house. Aunt Della Is Miss Della C. Torrey. the president's favorite aunt, and maker of his toothsome apple plea. When arrangemente were made for the allver wedding a special Invitation waa sent to Aunt Della. She was told that her presence was necessary to complete the family reunion. Aunt Della safe! aho couldn't go; that ahe was too busy, and that her garden needed particular attention Just now and that ahe never could leav'e her home to go away to Washington, not even for Nephew Will’* silver wedding. Aunt Della, however, has changed her mind. Today Robert Taft, her grandnephew, arrived to eacort her to Washington. They will start at 6:16 o'clock tonight over the New Haven line to Providence and thence by the Federal express to Washington. SHORTAGE OF $5,000 IS CHARGED TO SAVANNAHIAN Savannah, Qa., Juna 16,—George F. Balmer, district manager pf the Port land Cement Company and president of the Savannah Motorcycle club, has been arrested and committed to Jail on a charge of larceny after trust. Five thousand dollars Is said to be the amount of the shortage. The arrest was made In the offices of the com pa' ny. Immediately following BaJmer’s re' turn from New York, where he had been called to an accounting. It Is said that ho admitted the shortage. Balmer himself will not discuss the case. Fall Ing to give bonds In sufficient sum to cover the shortage, he was locked up. Balmer came to Savannah three years ago to take charge of this territory, which extends as far north as Vir ginia He had previously been a sales man for the company In New York state. He It a man of family. M. M. Hunter, manager of the Pittsburg dlS' trlct, has assumed temporary manage' ment of this district. EMORY SUMMER SCHOOL WILL 0PENJJN TUESDAY Emory Collsgs, Oxford, Ga>, June 16, The Emory Summer school will open next Tuesday morning and will last for seven woeks. Dr. E. K. Turner, professor of Latin In Emory, will bo principal of the school. Dr. Turner will be assisted In his work by Professor Nolan Goodyear, principal of the sub-freshtnnn depart ment Of Emory, and Professor Doug, Ins Rumble, associate professor of mathematics. Judging from present In dications, the attendance will be way above the average. THIS HEAT IS AWFUL; JUSTSEEJTS EFFECT "Hot," said Jack Wilson, proprietor of thu Stag hot^l. "I have been living for nearly 100 years, and I never went thru a summer like this one. Why, three weeks ago I put a set ting of eggs on tbo roof. Just to try out the temperature, or the elements— whatever you want to call It—and this morning I went up and found four lit tie chickens, the finest you ever saw. They wsre running all over the roof and I have got to stay In the house now to care for them." Meet me at the Lyric- Little Emma Bunting. A SPECIAL INVITATION! To the Mayor and General Council and Heads of Departments of the City of Atlanta GENTLEMEN: On next Saturday afternoon, beginning at 3:30 o’clock, we will conduct an old-fashioned Auction Sale of choice residence lots in Oakland City; the 10th Ward of Atlanta. The property to be sold belongs to Alderman I. N. Rags dale. It is high-class and fully worthy of your consideration. We think it would be a graceful compliment to this faithful and progressive public servant for you to altend this sale. Col. Ragsdate will have some real lemonade, ice cooled. Come! You will have a pleasant afternoon under the shade of the trees. We will be glad to have you; so will your colleague, Col. Steve R. Johnston, who will do the Auctioneering. Yours truly, FOSTER & ROBSON, Agls. N. B.—Elsewhere in this issue we have an “ad” giving full particulars. F. & R. YOUR NEW SUMMER TAILORED - TO - MEASURE Fits Better—Looks Better and Wears Longer Than “Ready-Made” Garments At Double the Price W E weave our own woolens—sell direct from the looms to you and for years we have held the reputation as leaders in the creation of men’s fashions—in the weaving of the woolen fabrics and tailored-to-measured garments. Yes, We Are Still Giving An Extra Pair of $5 Trousers or a Fancy Vest Absolutely Free With Each Suit. If you will call at our tailor shop tomorrow and see the exceptional fine display of exclusive patterns we are sure you can not resist the temptation. We have priced each piece of cloth far below its regular value and have included our full line of Cashmeres. Home Spuris, Clays, Vicunas and unfinished Worsteds—your , choice tomorrow, including the extra trousers or fancy vest, tailored-to-measure in a two-piece summer suit, for Special for tomorrow only. Your choice of our special weave ffielfOCb Blue Serge and the famous PEARLDENE Cr»y* our regular $25.00 euffiug., tailored. $1 £.75 to-measure in two-piece summer suits, for J, "' Over 300 select imported patterns, the seasoa’s very very latest—every piece of fabric a real creation and exclusive design—every thread pure wool and selected for their wearing qualities. Tomorrow tailored any style with extra pants or fancy vest, for $17.50, $20.00, $22.50 and $25.00. Every suit hood tailored to your indi vidual measure by union tailors and each suit contains the union label. Perfect satisfaction guaranteed. The United Woolen Mills Co. 44 W. Mitchell Street, Open Saturday Evening* Until 10:30 P. M. II. l'l II I ' ■ II I ■ I Remember we tailor to meas ure an extra pair of trousers or a fancy vest free with each suit THUGS IN NEW YORK SLAYJ\GED MUSICIAN Now York, June 18.—William Riley, an aged musician In a thonter orches tra, wag attacked early today by «lx members of a gang known as the “Pad dy's Market crowd" In front nf 349 West Thlrty-elghth-st., and frlled to the pavement with such force that he died of a fractured skull before an am bulance could reach the place. The men accosted Bley for money and when he refused they attacked him. Meet me at the Lyric- Little Emma Bunting. BOMB THROWSCHICAGO PEOPLE INTO PANIC Chicago, Juno 16$—William Bley, the third in three weeks—early today shattered a conduit of the Common wealth Edison Company and cut a large section of the south side out of power and* light. Residents in tho vicinity were thrown Into panic and It waa sev eral hours before the trouble was lo cated. The damage Is $25,000. See the human torch at the rink. ILLINOIS SENATE PASSES A DEEP WATERWAY BILL 8pringfisld, III., Juns 16.—The Illinois senat? at a session nt 2 o’clock this morning passed the deep waterway bill, for which the special session of ths leg. Islature was called. The measure was sent directly to the senate. This Is the first real step toward a lakes to the gulf" waterway, which has agitated the middle west lor more than three years. See slide for life—Rink. UNITED HOMES ASKS CHARTER FROM STATE With the Intention of becoming a fraternal and beneficiary organisation, the United Homes of America, a mu tual Insurance company with Its prin cipal office in Athens, has filed a peti tion with Philip Cook, secretary of state, for a chartor. Ths company In tends to offer benefits in the case of death, sickness and temporary or per- 0’SHIELDS’ TROUBLES 0NCEJ/I0RE IN COURT Henry T. O’Shleldt, who has figured more or less prominently In the differ' ent courts of the city and county, la made tho defendant In another suit which was filed Thursday by his wife. There Is pending a suit for divorce be tween O’Shields and his wife, and the matter of temporary alimony has been settled. But this new petition seeks to restrain O'Shields from disposing of certain property, which, his wife claims. Is owned Jointly, until after a final hearing on the divorce and permanent alimony cases Is had. In her petition, Mrs. O’Shlelds de clares that she has worked hard to help accumulate the property which is In her husband's name, frequently doing hard manual labor. She further says she has turned over to him certain property which she received from her mother, and that all nf this he has and, she Is Informed, proposes to sell or transfer. She further charges that she was fraudulently Induced by an agent of a legal firm to sign away her rights to temporary alimony, on Information by this agent that unless she did, she would get nothing nt all. The esca pades between O'Shields and Mrs. Mnud Jnckson, which were aired In the crim inal courts, are also mentioned In this petition. Judge Pendleton signed a temporary restmining order and will hear argument In the case Saturday. STANDARD OIL COMPANY NURSES A BLACK EYE Topeka, Kana, June 16^—The Stand ard Oil Company today Is ruefully con templating another black eye as a re sult of the dejtalon of the stnte su preme court, which prohibits three subv sldlary concerns of the company from doing business In the state to atlfle competition. The defendant companies are the Standard Oil Company, of Kansan; Standard Oil Company, of Indiana, and the Prairie OH and Gas Company. It was charged that the concerns worked In a combination which put a quietus on all attempts at competition. HOTELS AND RESORTS. HOTELS AND RE80RT8. OCEAN VIEW HOTEL W. H. ADAMS, Owner and Manager Pablo Beach, Florida 17 MILES FROM JACKSONVILLE The Most Accessible Seaside Resort for Atlanta and Georgia People to Visit It is Perfectly Cool and Comfortable at the Ocean View During the Warmest Weather The Finest Beach and Surf Bathing on the Atlantic Coast T adies and families met at any railroad sta tion, at any hour. Notify the management, with reser vations desired, by wire "collect” or letter, and we will, if requested, have uniformed porter meet at any station. Hotel Metro pole is famously delightful in summer. Lake Michigan view. Outside business districL European. Rates $1.50 and up. On celebrated Michigan Boulevard, at 23rd StreeL (Ask for bookleL) READ for PROFIT U»e for Results FOLEY KIDNEY PILLS They work directly on the KIDNEYS, nianeht physical disability either as a | BLADDER and URINARY PASSAGES, result of dlsenee nr accident | „ d beneficial affect la felt trom the The Incorporators are F. M. Cooper, _ r Jones Jr„ and J. F. Cooper, of (start. For BACKACHE, KIDNEY and Jackson county; J. C. Cooper, of Upton, BLADDERTROIJBLE,RHEUMATISM f *larke’ county C “ P<!r ’ CONGESTION of the KIDNEYS, IN- I FLAMMATION of the BLADDER and annoyingURINARYIRREOULARITIES they exercise a permanent benefit. TONIC IN ACTION - QUICK IN RESULTS SHE STOOPED TO FOLLY; NOW WOMAN IS DYING Cincinnati. June 16.—Mrs. Jeanette Stewart Ford, the "woman In the Big Four embexslement cases." Is believed be dying at a Cincinnati hospital as _ result of her testimony In the trial of Edward S. Cooke yesterday. Following her confession that her rlx-year-old daughter woe the Illegiti mate child of Cooke, who la accused of stealing $24,000 from the railroad. sh» broke dow n and had to be taken to the hospital. Physician* believe the shock the confusion wilt provs fatal. Mrs. K. O. Whiting. $40 Willow St.. Akron. O.. says: "For some time I had a very serious case of kidney trouble and I 1 suffered with backaches and dltiyi I’ve got it, Mr. Manager —competent hotel, cafe and club help. I’ll get it, Worthy Unem ployed—position as clerk, steward or housekeeper. FRED HOUSER, 847 Equitable Bldg., At lanta, Ga. my eyes and I felt i * I mv F ' ’ and got a bol . . to direction* and recults showed almost at once. The pain and dissy headaches left me. my eye-sight became clear and today I can say I am a well woman. ay _ _ _ ___ thanks to Foley Kidney Pills.” Sold by all Druggists. I Philadelphia Denta- Rooms, 36 Ya Wbltchall-iL Dr. F. J. Wldt*. maaager, specialises la «s- trading with vitalised air. Ths only stirs Is Atlaats that rasnnactores and adminiilera out •»* preparation. Mad* fresh daily. The best is I ho roach, high end*. * rustic pUttwork. Unsatisfactory and complicate,, cases solicited 1 with guarantee to laspvw* over aid plates or as chart*. ATLANTIC CITY. N. J. Supposition is a mighty poor thins r" bonk on. Dcn’t suppose tbst everybody knows yovr wants, but actusHy km" that they snow by placing a want ad »n The Georgian, the acknowledged ws#* ad medium of ths South. You get you want. One cent a word. Along the Ocean and Boardwalk HOTEL RUDOLF ATLANTIC CITY. N. J. Capacity 1,000. Open throughout ths year. Offering every appointment, com fort and luxury. Sea water in all baths; no extra charge for use of baths. rooms overlook the aea. Orchestra or soloist* with frequent social events. Famous grill and £afe in conjunction, il lustrated booklet and terms upon rc- queat. „ „ A. 8. Rukeyser, Mgr. Joel Hillman, Fr**-