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10 PIONEER GEORGIA EDITOR IS DEM T. E. Hanbury. Newspaper Founder. Long in Advertising Business in Atlanta. For a lone time one <>f lhe Routh fi known editorial writers, f 1.. Hanbury. a pioneer citizen of Atlanta, died yesterday. Many prominent poo pie will attend the funeral services at 165 Gordon street, We.«t End, this aft ernoon at 4 o'clock. Mr. Hanbury died al tie home of hi daughter. Mrs. R. E. i'oilings, after an jjlness of several weeks. He was 75 years old and to feebleni • of age his death was largely dm Mr. Hanbury numbered among his clone acquaintances a large number of well known people of Georgia. Among them were Joel Chandler Harris, Gen eral John R Gordon, ‘'aptain E. P. Howell. Colonel I. AV. Avery, H. <'. Willingham, General P. M. R. Young, Coming to Atlanta .'lO years ago, Im established the T. E. Hanbury News paper Advertising Agency, one of the fire of Its kind in the. South. Before that time he had been doing editorial writing and had business interest in ■The Dalton Enterprise, Rome Tribune, Cartersville Expresand others news papers He is survived hr two daughters anil on* son, Mrs. R. E. Collings, Alias Mary Hanbury and T. P. Hanbury, Mrs. Han burv having died about eighteen years ago The interment this afternoon at Westview will be conducted by ths W,. T>. Ruckle lodge of Masons, of wbi. ft Mr Hanbury was past grand master. His remains will be placed beside those of his wife. CUTICURA SOAP SHAVING STICK For 'render Faces Tndispm*able for those subject to rcd- ■ nhsa. roughness, and other iiritationa of the skin A shaving luxury. No mug. no soggy soap, no germs, no waste of >SW* timeor money. Tn nickeled box. 25c .at tores or by mail. I.iberalsample free. | V'CtJ Address‘‘('uticura,” Dept. 28. Boston. v; ■■ ‘-i Here sa st °f the R- Wh y X highest-class goods gj made in the world, for ‘which this store is the M I exclusive Atlanta agent w t “North Star” and “Eagle” Refrigerators. “Fulton” W . f guaranteed lio Carls.“Romelink”Couch.“Khaki” Ham W f mock Swings, “China Sea brass” Furniture. “Thin iS •*. ' i Jay i Link” Springs, Bungalow Beds and Cots. “Kinder O A an( * “Englander” Davenport Bed, “Buck's” Stoves and Ranges. “Royal Rest” Morris 7 Chairs. “Duplex" Felted Mattresses. -£ Don’t You t hink This Store Worth Inves J ~tigating? 'i wlwiHr i. iMWw _ ' <■/ 'H —I limwiww IIHIWW.HI"' I !■■■ ■MBH !■ IWIW ■WWTJMI WE INVITE THE SEARCHLIGHT OE PUBLIC OPINION 1 lain Trims on every article one price Io everybody- satisfaelion with everx sale, or \ollr money ha<k l onrlcons alien tion. prompt deliveries terms to suit you. If there arc better ways of giving our aenerotis public a "suuare deal. we'll be delighted to be shown. Xothinn' is too good tor our customers, and nothing w ill be left undone by the management of I his store for \our eomplrle and ported satisfaction. We Want You to Open an Account With Us We want every jrood fa.mil.' in \tlanta to have an open account in this store, whore yon can I>ra anything you need to furnish ih.- home properly Rugs. Shades, Lace Curtains. Draperies. Porch Goods, as well as the heavier articles lor Hall [lining Loom. I’arlor. Red Room. Ibn and Kitchen. S.; QbodcshAVbocJj . I<>n (i i >-< girt s " 11 r <• I< all-11]» up. and MI Ml irf jjO ■ tsT Bjl.MI "*1 |LM " I P''r<-lt <1 I'd id tine J....* K 1 Goml.s. Don ! 103-5-7-9-11 Whitehall Street nS Sra PROFESSOR STARR TO DON FROCK COAT FOR AFRIC JUNGLE < inCAGO. May 31. Prof. F’r*d*rick Starr is going to Africa in a frock coal and silk hat. For the first ti»n* in his life the ant hi opolngist vill wear a Prince Albert when h* explores the dark continent this summer. Prof. Starr explained that th* As Gran passion for th* spccta* ulai in haberdashery was resp'msibk for his • onxcr hjh to th* fro* k coat and th* ‘■ilk hat I did not n**d a frock *nat for P ;jn*e or Germany or Belgium or Mex ico, but I will need one for Africa.” ENSLEY MAN NEW HEAD OF ALABAMA POSTAL CLERKS ANNISTON, ARA. May 31 The third annual convention of organized ((ostotflee clerks of Alabama elected the following officers for the year: Presi dent, J. H. Rush, Ensley; vice presi dent, I, R. Sewell, Birmingham; sis rotary, W. G. Gentry, Now Decatur; treasurer, C. E. Smith, Gadsden; dele gate to the national convention. C. N. Martin. Anniston Gadsden was se lected for the next annual meeting. ALLEGED DIAMOND THIEF NOT ABLE TO MAKE BOND JESUP, GA., May 31. Chauncey Du mas. charged with stealing a diamond ring from the Southern Express Com pany. is still in jail here. His bond has been fixed at $750. but he is unable to give ft The case will come to trial at the November term of the Wayne superior court. Dumas is a well-known young man. SAVANNAH WOMEN LAUNCH BACK-DOOR DELIVERY FIGHT SAVANNAH, GA.. May 31 If Hm plans of a number of women of Sa vannah are successful, this city' is like ly to boast the possession of an anti front door association, the object of which is Io compel all deliverymen, messengers and expressmen to call at the hack doors of residences to deliv i govt and transact other business. SEE WHAT AMANDA SMITH WON AT NOBLE CINCH GAME CHICAGO, May 3’ Four husbands hav been won Imre In a game of cinch. Miss Amanda Smith won Joseph Ritch ie; Rebecca Iwvey won Dr. Edwin K. Bennington, Marie Endicott won Otto S. Tine and Gretchen Kifdehmer won Daniel J O'Reary HIE XTLANTA GEORGIAN AND MAVS: FRIDAY, MAY 31. 1912. GEDRGIALEADS DIXIE IN SOTOS Twice as Many Machines as Any Other State Owns— The Reason Is Good Roads. That Georgia has tn ice as many au tomobiles as any other Southern state i a fa*t mad* known by th* Southern Pr*ss < ‘lipping bur*au of Atlanta in a list which shows th* number of auto mobiles owned in each Southern stat*. Georgia leads the list with 1 4.00<». ami th* n*x*t nearest number is 7,000 in T*nn*>see. Several states have ap proximately 5.000 *a*h. Th* lists hows that nin* Southern states require state • • gist ra i ion. tun (South Carolina and Texas) require county registration, and on* state (Louisiana i has no stat* law govern ing autos, each county or township do ing its own regulating. Summary by States. Th* list is complete to April 1 and Is based on information furnished by th* automobile registrar hi each state Alabama Registered April I, 3,360; law v. ent into effect last October and it is estimated that .several thousand arc yet unregistered. Arkansas 2,000 (esrt fhi at cd ). I'lorida 4,896. Georgia 14,153 Io April 1. 14.*99 to May 28. Kentucky 4.000 (estimated) Nmlh Carolina 1.000 (estimated) Tennessee 7,181 Viieima Annual registration in 1911, 4.020; 3,500 registered to April I, 1912; estimated that 4.50(1 will register during 1912. Mi is. ippi La a effee*ive .lune 1. 1912; estimaterl that th*ro are 2,000 autos in th* state. S. A. Martin, manager of the clip ping bureau, who prepared the list, sa y s: “The ree nt government ropnit shows that Georgia leads all Southern states in road building, and is second in th* Union, only being excelled by New York state. Another cause is the prac tical use to w hich the auto is being put. I'll* auto is no longer being regarded exclusively a® a luxury it i a new sit y “A surprising feature of the situa tion in Georgia is that such a large per cent are owned in the small tmvnnand in the country, which accounts for th* large ninnhrr of runabouts or small cars being sold. There is a town in middle Georgia with less than 2.000 population that has more than 200 a ut os.” FATHER, DESPONDENT OVER DEATH OF WIFE, KILLS WHOLE FAMILY ANNISTON. ALA.. May 31.—A triple I funeral was held today at Choccolocco, | twelve mil*s east of this city, when the bodies of Whit Scarborough and hi- tun children. Evelyn. ag*d eight, and Knox, ag*d four, were buried in i th* old Scarborough family cemetry at White Plains church. Scarborough kite yesterday killed his two children and committed suicid*. *He gave the children carbolic acid mixed with soothing syrup, and drank of tiie poi son himself. Th* father left a note to relatives in whic h he explained that despondency over the recent death of his wif* was responsible for the triple tragedy. ATLANTA ORGANIST LIKED BY AUGUSTA MUSIC LOVERS Dr. Percy J. Starnes and Mrs. Starnes are highly praised by The Augusta chronicle for their work in an organ recital which Dr. Starnes gave at St. Johns Methodist church in Augusta. Mrs. Starnes sang a soprano aria and received many compliments on the clearness and cultivation of her voice. ‘Tine of the must enjoyed of all wa.i Dr. Starnes' own improvisation, which showed his genius as a composer equaled that of a performer. A greatly enjoyed number was the soprano aria sung by Mrs. Starnes, who ha a finely trained and superbly cultivated voice of remarkable flexibility and clearness of tone," says The t'hroniele in a trib ute t., the Atlanta organist. $3,000 CORN SHOW PRIZES. AI'GI'STA, GA.. May 31. More than $3,000 has been raised among tire mer chants of Augusta, to be paid in prizes at the next annual corn show, whiGi will bo held here in December Almost 100 Georgia and South Carolina coun ty exhibits are expected. Tity delicious flavors of the best fruit and more economical. SABER'S EX TRACTS ART, FLAVORS. Thirteen highest awards and medals. Hanover Inn, the new hotel at Wrightsville Beach, already open. Warren H. Williams, manager. ONLY $19.35 WASHINGTON AND RETURN VIA SEABOARD Tickets sold June 5,6, 7. Com plete information at City Ticket office, 88 Peachtree, phones 100. ENGLAND FAILS IN FIRST MOVE TO END DOCKMEN S STRIKE I .ON DON. May 31. —The first confer ence between the government an<R the striking transport workers, with a view to ending the maritime strike, was held today. It proved far from satisfac tory. Comparatively tew of either the real leaders of the strike or the chief em ployees appeared, and it was decided to adjourn the meeting until Monday, when it is hoped to have the real heads of the strike movement present. The government is also tn confer with the representatives of the compa nies on Monday. ATHENS MAN OFFICER OF BALTIMORE CONVENTION ATHENS, GA., May 31.—Aaron Co hen. a merchant of this city, has been named as one of the secretaries at the national Dempcratic convention at Bal timore. 1 . M I |®gg|| HI [THE GLOBE CLOTHING COgjTHE GLOBE CLOTHING COfgj FH FYO V were to design your || Ib'lo 8 * * own c ' ot ' ies everything f just as you wanted, you LjftJQ couldn’t come nearer to your M clothes ideals than that which you i n Globe clothes. /w' r 1 They embody everything that one I expects in clothes--fine tailoring, M V beautiful fabrics and correct fit. Y° u can P a y considerably more fT W '' than Globe clothes prices, but you A.,, 11 ' can not get more clothes value. Step in our store and inspect our I I ’ I SIO.OO $12.50 $15.00 I / 11 * ... . ■ ...... M J SMO S7S $25.00 77 . —— Suits. They will astonish you. Two Piece Bathing Suits, in blue, trimmed in white, all sizes, for men an d toys : 50c '*’'**’ ■ J L v L J sS Cool Underwear B. V. IL Peter Hill, Porous Knit or Nainsook, 25c, gill 50c and 75c ■4AW M|X Wash Four in Hands 15c and 25c Night Shirts and Pajamas 50c, 75c, SI.OO and $1.50 MS _ |The Globe Clothing CoH EIGHTY-NINE WHITEHALL STREET - XDXjjax Mixxtß ■ Chamberlin=Johnson=Dußose Company ATLANTA , NEW YORK PARIS This Store Closes Tomorrow, Saturday, June Ist AT 1 O’CLOCK This follows our usual custom of giving our em ployees a half-holiday every Saturday during the months of June, July and August. So SHOP EARLY Chamberlin Johnson Dtißose Co. Gas, Sourness and Indigestion Quickly Banished Stomach Distress Vanishes in Five Minutes and Dys pepsia Is Easily Con quered by Mi O-Na Stom ach Tablets. That drowsx feeling after meals, ac companied by heaviness at pit of stom ach. means that you are In danger of Indigestion. Start to put your stomach right be fore it goes so far wrong that serious results will follow. Keep MI-O-NA stomach tablets with you all the time; take one or two after or with meals and stomach dis tress will never appear. A man can easily carry a box in his ve®t pocket. A woman ca.n carry them in her purse. They will surely cure any case of stom adi distress, if used as directed. If your food ferments in the stomach and gas forms and sour food beleheg into the mouth. MI-O-NA stomach tab lets will stop the misery In five min utes. It you have any symptoms of Indi gestion, don't waste time. Put vpur stomach in shape before indigestion takes command. Indigestion or any chronic stomach trouble leads to loss of vigor and vi tality: half the nervous wrecks in America today can blame Indigestion for their condition. Fermentation of food means that your stomach is run down; that ’ our food does not dlges: and that the blood not being supplied with nutritious Me ment can not supply the -arious organs of the. body with sufficient nourish ment. That's why indigestion often causes eye weakness, brain fag. palpitation of heart. Inactive liver and even paitis in the kidneys. Get a 50-cent box of Ml-O-NA stom ach tablets today at any drug store. Don't waste time with relievers; get the remedy that cures as well as re lieves.