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WATSON HEARD,
SEISM MIL
Hearing Is Attended by Big
Crowd, and McDuffie Editor
Is Bound Over.
AUGUSTA, GA., June 7. —Thomas E.
Watson was bound over to the Federal
court by United States Commissioner
Godwin Friday in the sum of SSOO, on a
charge of sending obscene matter
through the mail.
The hearing lasted for two hours and
twenty minutes and was replete with
interest .throughout. Mr. Watson's
brother, Mr. J. F. Watson, signed the
bond, which is returnable to the next
session of the Federal court in Augusta
in March or April.
Mr. Watson based his defense first
on the question of the warrant being
sworn out for him personally, when
The Jeffersonian Publishing Company
was responsible, and second, upon the
motive he had in publishing the alleged
obscene matter.
Commissioner Godwin overruled Mr.
Watson’s objection that his magazine
be submitted as evidence. Mr. Wat
son objected because bis name did not
appear as the publisher.
Demanding the name of his prosecutor
M|. Watson said that he was an Ameri
can facing accusation, but there was
no accuser present who could be held
responsible for malicious prosecution
in case he was not found guilty in the
court.
District Attorney Akerman replied
that he himself was entirely responsi
ble for the accusations.
Mr. Watson read from various books
which are protected by the copyright
and in which there are obscene pas
sages, but the district attorney held
that was no excuse.
In summing up the evidence, Mr.
Akerman saJd that It made no differ
ence how good Mr. Watson's motives
were, the United States supreme court
held that any matter which passes
through the malls that tends to deprave
and which is obscene Is sent in viola
tion of law.
' ARMY ORDERS
WASHINGTON, June 7.—Captain H,
Dorey, Fourth infantry, to general staff
corps; Captain G. H. Jamieson, generaj
staff, to Fourth infantry; First Lieu
tenant E. S. Hughes, ordnance depart
ment, from Watertown arsenal, Massa
chusetts, to Philippine Islands: First
Lieutenant C. A. Schaeffer, medical re
serve corps, resignation accepted.
SHIP HELD AS CONTRABAND
OF PORTUGUESE ROYALISTS
BADAJOS. SPANISH FRONTIER,
June 7. —A steamship flying the Norwe
gian flag was seized as a filibuster as
she was entering the harbor at Oporto.
Portugal, today. The Portuguese cus
toms authorities charged that the ship
was carrying contraband arms and am
munition consigned to royalists In
northern Portugal, and took possession
of the vessel before she touched her
wharf.
GRAND OPENING
We are almost too busy selling pianos to stop to tell you about our grand open
x ’ n g sa le. The pianos are of such well-known makes, the prices and terras so re-
markably low—the price tags marked so plainly “ONE PRlCE’'and the guar
an^ee that goes with each and every instrument so broad and strong —that
\ customers don’t need urging to buy. Furthermore, they are dealing
/ with a piano house of many years record for honesty and integrity
C ’ n Atlanta. That means much. We are sure that if we could only
xfa... \ tril you of this remarkable opportunity, so that you would
realize fully the exceptional chance it offers, you would
We have one of these pianos in your home before to-
are ni^ht
handing %&7 \ If vou intend investigating this sale, do so at once,
„ / ■ x 'as it will be of short duration. Also be sure you
out mstru- . <fefcs< x are in THE CLEVELAND-MANNING CO. 8
merits, botl.) new <aiuy x ONE PRICE —NO COMMISSION—PIANO
and used, at unheard x, STORE. It would be a calamity to buy
of reductions. Our exchange a piano n ° w w - th ° ut U i? r8 v Vr On ?>wn
i 4. x • x* • i i t • y \ here and seeing with your own
department IS fairly bulging WwSF'' iMb- .X. ~ eyes the remarkable oppor-
with pianos at prices as low as ' tunity offered you to get a
$46. You will be amazed to find here piano, player piano,
pianos, either new or almost as good as f ran . J ’ et c., for
new, selling at $46, S9B, sll2. slls, $l2O. '""and “on ’‘such
$127, $165 and $l9B. ;/aSMr easy terms
On each and every one of the pianos you will sate X, of pay ‘
from SIOO to S3OO actual cash, as you will readily real- *
ize when you see the instruments. Every piano is guaran-
teed to give entire satisfaction, and placed in your home fora ryjShMyy j
a few dollars down anti a few dollars a month. Jr
“EVERYBODY’S DOIN’ IT. DOIN' WHAT?" WAITING FOR SAT-
TODAY AFTERNOON. WE WILL GIVE AWAY 10.000 COPIES OF
POPULAR SONGS AND INSTRUMENTAL SHEET MUSIC FREE. EVERY
PERSON THAT VISITS THE “STORE BEAUTIFUL” WILL RECEIVE ONE
CLEVELAND-MANNING PIANO CO.
80 N. Pryor St. Store Beautiful - Open Evenings
TRUST SHIELDED
8L 0. S. DECREE
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Federal Court Ruling Bars For
eign Competition With Alum
inum Co. of America.
PITTSBURG, June 7. —A consent de
cree, which guarantees to the Alumi
num Company of America a substantial
monopoly of the production and sale of
aluminum wares in the United
was entered in the United States dis
trict court for the western district of
Pennsylvania today in what is known
as the aluminum trust case, whereby
the government obtained a perpetual
injunction, curtailing the monopolistic
tendencies of the aluminum trust in
controlling the price of aluminum ware
and bauxite in the United States and
Europe.
The decree prohibits the sale on the
part of the Aluminum Company of
America of aluminum abroad and like
wise closes American markets to for
eign manufacturers.
Also Breaks a Combine.
Agreements formerly in effect with
foreign companies controlling the im
portation of and exportation of alum
inum or bauxite and Illegally fixing
the prices at which the raw material
should be sold are expressly prohibited.
.Contracts entered into between the
Pittsburg Reduction Company, the
Norton Company, Pennsylvania Salt
Manufacturing Company, Gustav A.
Kruttschmidt and James C. Coleman, of
Newark, N. J., whereby the sales of
aluminum and aluminum wares were
restricted, are made unlawful.
The combining of stock ownership
or controlling or restraining the output
of any product manufactured from
aluminum, delaying shipments or exer
cising any methods fatal to the Inde
pendence of the concerns named as de
fendants, is construed as a violation
of the decree.
PRISONER SAYS HE WAS
ON WAY TO SLAY TAFT
NEENAH, WIS., June 7.—Declaring
that he was on his way to Washington
to kill President Taft, a man giving his
name as William Gotch was arrested
here today. Gotch, who said he was
from Burlington, lowa, had been de
livering street orations campaigning for
W. J. Bryan. He was lodged in the In
sane asylum.
FLOOR FOR WOMEN ONLY
IN WORLD’S BIGGEST HOTEL
NEW YORK, June 7. —A floor for the
exclusive uee of women will be a fea
ture of the McAlpin hotel, the biggest
hotel in the world. The innovation
was suggested by Miss Anne Morgan,
daughter of the banker.
DIX BACK FROM EUROPE.
NEW YORK, June 7. —Governor John
A. Dix arrived home from Europe to
day on board the Cunard liner Maure
tania. Mr. Dix said he had enjoyed his
vacation and that his health had been
greatly benefited.
Hanover Inn, the new
hotel at Wrightsville Beach,
already open. Warren H.
Williams, manager.
THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN ANT) NEWS. FRIDAY, JUNE 7, 1912.
Jacobs' Cut Prices
Mail and Telephone Orders Assured
Prompt and Careful Attention
50c Levy’s Laßlache Face Powder 39c
25c Riveris Talcum Powder 19c
50c Williams’ Pink Pills ' 40c
50c Regulin 39c
25c Regulin Tablets 20c
25c Mentholatum, 18c; 50c size 38c
25c Lambert’s Listerine 18c
25c Cheney’s Expectorant, 19c; 50c size 39c
50c Mellin’s Food, 39c; 75c size 59c
SI.OO Quaker Herb Extract 67c
SI.OO Holmes’ Mothers Friend 71c
50c Cuticura Salve 39c
SI.OO Vaucaire’s Galega Tablets 79c
50c Parisian Sage 39c
Our large Catalog lists over 10,000 other Cut Prices equal
ly as low. Why pay high local prices when you can order from
Jacobs’ by mail at Jacobs’ Cut Prices? Goods shipped same
day order is received, and satisfaction guaranteed. Catalog
sent free to anyone living out of town. Write for it.
25c and 35c
Bathing Caps
Values to 75c
VT ERY large gs-
’ sortment of V l ,
pretty plaids, stripes,
figures and plain -gg — 1 "
colors, some with
contrasting colored band trimmings; silks, sateens, pure rubbers and
rubberized fancy materials; all guaranteed waterproof. These attrac
tive styles are selling elsewhere from 35c to nr- J Q E
75c. Jacobs' Cut Prices ZOC <HIQ <JJC
Os Pure Gum Rubber in all plain colors, some prettily trimmed with
contrasting colors; mostly the popular Tam O’Shanter designs. Valued
elsewhere 75c and SI.OO. i-r.
Your choice tJUC
Other styles in silks, pure rubber and other materials; g■> re
values to $1.75, at v l.Zt)
Stationery Specials
Initial Paper of heavy, Pure Linen. A beautiful grade, with initials
embossed heavily in gold.
Regular 75c quire box Special Saturday 39c
2 Quire Box Linen Paper, very fine grade, in White.
Regular value 50c Special Saturday 35c
Jacobs’ 60c Week-End QQp
Bon-Bons and Chocolates
AS fine as any sold in the city at 50 cents or even 60 cents a
pound. Maraschino Cherries, Marshmallows, Crystallized
Fruits, Nougats, Chocolate Almonds, Butter Crisps and many
other favorites. Made by Block! Always fresh and delicious;
never heated or packed. Every piece is irresistible.
Sold Only Saturdays and Sundays 29c
Cream Mint Wafers, the crisp sort with the delicious new flavor.
In 1-2 pound boxes, 20c.
“Elephant” Salted Peanuts, very large and choice, selected nuts,
very crisp and particularly delicious flavor. Packages, scj
large moisture-proof tins, 250.
Jacobs’ Pharmacy
Main Store and Laboratory, 6 and 8 Marietta St.
23 Whitehall Street. 544 p eac htree Street. 2 <» Houston Street.
102 Whitehall Street. 423 Marietta Street. 266 Peters Street.
70 W. Mitchell Street. wariexta oxreev 152 Decatur street .
Your Summer Needs
Have had our most careful
attention and you know what ex
perience counts for. We’ve had
a lot of experience supplying men
with the best things to wear—-
we’ve “learned how” and we now
te l you we’re better prepared
thai ever before to serve you
right, with the right apparel.
Cool Summer Suits made from
cool fabrics by Hart Schaffner &
Marx and Rogers,Peet & Co. insure
you comfort, style and service.
Suits that show their value,
$lB, S2O, $25 and up.
Summer Hats, Shoes and
Furnishings.
Every item to insure summer
comfort is here—Panama and Straw Hats of all good kinds
—Milans, Sennits and Splits, best styles, only $1 and up.
Nettleton and Howard & Foster Shoes in snappy, cor
rect and comfortable models—new “flats” if wanted, $4 to $7.
Manhattan and Earl & Wilson shirts in all the good
styles—soft or stiff cuffs-—some soft collars, $1.50 up.
Underwear that guarantees comfort in every garment.
Athletic or regular cut—-all materials, 50c to $3.
Try us out on some of these.
DANI EL BROS. CO.
Subscribe for
THE GEORGIAN
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bEE SAMPLE SETS DISPLAYED IN OUR OFFICE WINDOW
Every Piece Warranted To Be Perfectly Shaped
High Grade American Semi-Porcelain
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The thinness of the ware, the rich Royal Blue and Coin Gold Decoration, delicately
shaded into the pure white, make this set equal in appearance and* utility to the highest
priced imported china.
THE DECORATION CAN NOT WEAR OFF
It is applied by a new process that fires it into each piece underneath the glaae. This
Insures a lasting' beauty, heretofore rare among newspaper premium dishes.
WE SEND COURTEOUS MEN AND WOMEN TO PRESENT THE DETAILS OF
THIS OFFER, UPON REQUEST. These representatives will not annoy you with th®
usual insistent tactics of the average solicitor. If you can resist this offer after it has been
explained to you, and you have seen the dishes, we will not subject you to further impor
tunity. But we would like to tell you about it.
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