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WHOLESALE KILLING
OF FISH CHARGED TO
RAILROAD OFFICIALS
DALTON, GA., July 1. Walter Ken-
Tier. frame warden of Murray county,
has had warrants issued for five offl
ciaU of the L. & N. road for an alleged
violation of the state game nnd fish
laws. The men prosecuted are A B
Bayless, division superintendent; o c.
Kernel, assistant superintendent; .1 A.
Bird, supervisor. H. K. Starks, wrecker,
and G. Met'ormiek, road master.
The arrests are based on the defend
ants' alleged orders to turn a tank of
acid into Holly creek in ntder to more
easily clear a wreck on the road near
Chats worth, resulting tn thousands of
• flsh being killed.
Jesse Mercer. state game and ti.-h
commissioner, will send a cat of fish to
Murray County to re-stock the < >•■< k.
OF HIRES Step around there
K now while you’re
Qualities of this Greatest S in the ™°° d and
American Drink that M Just say HIRES.
Have Made it so |g M
Popular. ffi Hires is the
|g genuine rootbeer.
„. if Flavors of forest
in summer is that it contains 1 a " d beld-essence
tonic properties that build up of TOOtS and herbs,
your system. As a leverage I|| The good things
Hires has been recognized as that please the taste
the first real American drink, M andbrace the whole
as pronounced L its thirst- f system But not a
quenching properties. ||| trace of drugs.
Here are the ingredients (bat sparkling,
make it valuable; ■ delicious. I .
Sarsaparilla, «aaaafraft, pipMKwwa M
•nd hope —clear the blood anti aid 1 At your home, car
d, F est,on - fl bonated, in bottles. ■
Vanilla and Wintergreen —recog- Ss
Sited nerve tonic value. F*(t
Triticutn and juniper berriee—
for kidneysand bladder. /)
Ginger and birch bark—a gen- M IL &
tie astringent. _ , Ijr, TLJ- <3 A. ral
Roots and barks, herbs and flow tJJ zw W
era —for their stimulating and re- r UTP m MfcWa I
freshing aroma. M I
It is because of these natural tonic n| _ \''t J I
properties that Hires has so long H -Cl r S
been recognized as the most health- H yL, — '■e* 'wf
drinks. H/ j < -,, ■/ / .
There isn't a trace of drugs in J /JU
Hires. It is a natural refresher. H
When yon want a real drink—not J
ordinary rootbeer—just say Hirei wKtMtLwMMnk.
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PORCH SWINGS’
AT
SPECIAL PRICES
A strong Swing, well bolted and
I will last several years
&T 0 : 00 Special $7.50
&4 7 : 50 Special $4.98
These prices include delivery,
chain and put up complete
DON’T DELAY—BUT BUY
AT ONCE
KING HARDWARE CO.
S 3 Peachtree Street
CONGRESS PROVIDES
EMERGENCY MONEY
TO RUN GOVERNMENT
WASHINGTON. hily 1 The houa* to
day passed the joini rcs«ihn*on of Ren
r»!«pntativ» Fit zgr-raid extending the thn*
«»T all appropriations for the fiscal >ear
U*l2 one month bexnnd lune 30 This
wax the* first time ainr* 1895 that thr
house has been required t-» pass an emer
gency resolution, )>«<ativ funds for the
coming year were not read} when th**
current appropriation ran out. The Joint
resolution uhm passed by the senate -it
12:31 o’clock.
Erasfut R Morris
The funeral of I j axtuß R Morris’. 15
years’ old. of '9 East Mitchell «ircet. who i
filed Saturday nigh*, wax held tnda> In '
torment was in Westview
Mlgf Mary E. Findley
TL«- funeral -.f Mi.** Mar\ l\ Findlev.
of f»ir> North Boulevard, who died late
yesterday, will ho hold a’ itork springs
rhureh todav Interment will be in the ;
church ya rd
THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS. MONDAY, JULY 1. 1912.
ACCUSED SUYER
PUFFS CIGJRETTE
McDonald Refuses to Discuss
Defense to Charge of Killing
Robert Stevens.
Frank M* I»onald, «h< young restaurant |
i waiter, will be given a preliminary exam
ination tomorrow morning before Recorder
Broyles on a <-barge of slaying Robert L.
Slovens, non <»f <» B. Stevens, former
: railroad comnjissioner. who died Satur
day night at Grad> hospital, from a stab
w'ound inflicte*! a few nights before
Seated in his eell in a meditative mood,
■smoking /tgarettes. McDonald to*la.' de
- ( lined to make any statement as to his
; defense
T have nothing »o say," was his only
I r ema rk
His <To < ks wen- pallid and he xhow'ed
■the effertH of min li worry. He was in-
I formed by the turnke.s Saturday night
filial Stevens was dead.
In a statement t*» The Georgian short!;.
| after his arr«‘s’, M* I>oual*l denii «l that
i he c ut Stevens fie declared he knew the
identity of rhe slayer, but declined to
divulge fiie name, remarking that he
didn’t want to get anybody else in trou
ble. '*
No Dying Statement Obtained.
Attorney William M Smith has been
I engaged to defend .'.!<• Donald.
No dying statement was obtained
from Stevens, but Chief of Detectives
IxinfoKi todas said It was not necessary.
Officers were sent to the hospital several
limes for this purpose, but each time
were informed that Stevens was not in
condition to talk, He appeared to be bet
ter Saturday, but suddenly took a change
for the worse Ills condition then was
such a statement could not he taken.
The body of Stevens was interred to
day in Dawson, Ga It was accompanied
lasi night from the family home to the
Terminal station by a company of the
Fifth regiment, state militia, in command
of Captain Stokes, Stevens having been
a member of the regiment The funeral
In Dawson was largely attended by friends
of the young man and his family.
Stevens was slashed across the abdo
men in a fight in Auburn avenue, near
the corner of Peachtree street Stevens
was with three or four companions at the
time Despite the denial of McDonald,
detectives say they have ample evidence
to show he is the slayer.
The Choice of a Husband
In too important a matter for a woman
to be lianilicappi'il by weakness, bad
blood or foul breath. Avoid these ktll
hopes by taking Or. King's J.ife Pills.
New strength, fine eoinplexion. pure
breath, cheerful spirits things that
win men follow I heir use. Ea.<n-. safe,
sure. fee. All druggists,
Huy il now t’hamberlafns t'olie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy is al
most certain to be needed before the
summer is over. Buy it now and be
prepared for such an emergency, (‘"or
sale Io all dealers.
VERY LOW RATE ATLANTIC
CITY AND RETURN VIA
SEABOARD
$26.35 round trip, sold July 6. 7 and
8. Full information at City Ticket Of
fice.
The TRUST COMPANY
OF GEORGIA receives Sav
ings Deposits from 9 a. m.,
to 4:30 p. m.; Saturday, 9 a.
m., to 1 p. m. 4 per cent
paid on Deposits.
MMMk f'OAABUSf
\ K UN'V tR. S» T Y
or
! / CHICAGO
w ■
|v*EW §
~Sir -*L ' v
\Joi//d John D Rockefe/terhave been
the richest man in the v/oridif be had
spent the first money he earnedr*
z He put it in the Bank-
The regular semi-annual interest on de
posits in our SAVINGS DEPARTMENT
has been credited. Kindly have same en
tered on your Passbook. Interest not with
drawn will be added to principal. Deposits
made on or before July 10 draw interest
from July 1.
4% on Savings Deposits
.'4».~ 1 %■ ■'.<' 1,1 it
R ' ' C\kK.lL4iLJjjQ.Mll.t
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RIVERSIDE CADETS
OPEN SUMMER CAMP
NEAR LAKE WARNER
i GAJNKSVILLE. GA.. July 1. The
i summer s' bool of ftix erside Military
I A<- id< n>y opened on June 2k. with the
largest number of cadets in the his
tory of the school. The bo.s s are all
comfortably located in their quarters
and everything moving along smoothly
for a most successful and pleasant sum
mer. Nearly all the boys are taking
tents. Some few are quartered in La
nier Hall Quito a number of other
boys are expected in flic next few days,
which will run the enrollment up to
nearly 100 boys.
Preparations arc now being made sot
the regatta which is to In- pulled off
on Lake Warner, July 4, at 11 a. m.
Tim friends and patrons of the school
ire cordially invlt-ed io be present. The
following program has been [irepared:
f-'ifty-yard dash, for the men of di
vision 2; plunge for distance, all eli
gible. 50-yard dash, for the men of
division I; fancy diving contest, all
eligible; an added event, all eligible;
relay race for the men of division 1;
relay race for the men of division 2;
400-yard rowing contest, division 2.
and Rtlfl-yard rowing contest, division 1.
STATE TO RECOVER LOSS.
JACKSON. MISS.. July 1. State
Treasurer P. S. Stovall lias received no
tice that the American Bonding Com
pany will promptly make good the
state's deposit in the Merchants and
Cartners bank of Newton, which went
into the hands of a Receiver last week.
The state had only SI,BOO on deposit in
the bank, and carried security in the
sum of $7,700.
OPEN LETTER
TO PHYSICIANS
You will that thp following pre
sents an incurable ease so far as Digitalis,
Nitro Glycerin. Bashams Mixture, etc.,
are concerned:
Chronic Bright's Disease of the kidneys,
patient in convulsions nearly every day
for three weeks, twenty pounds of the
patient's weight being dropsy.
Patient VV. E. Strickland, address 45
Verona Place. San Francisco.
Patient's physician, Dr. Kelley, told him
there was no hope.
K. L Baldwin, President of the Ferry
Drug Store, No. 20 Market Street, was
instrumental in having Fulton's Renal
Compound put to the test in this case.
There was gradual improvement there
after and final recovery. That it was
complete may be known from the fact
that this was about seven years ago and
he was well at last advices a few* months
ago. t
The motive of Fulton's Renal Compound
(a mild infusion) is to stop the degenera
tion In renal tissues and gradually relax
the obstructed kidney. Then the usual
heart, eliminative and tonic treatment is
helpful (there is no conflict) and the
prognosis changes from despair to hope.
< When not extreme many cases recover
under the Renal (’ompoutnJ alone.)
The substance of the formula surrounds
each bottle.
Frank Edmondson <£• Rro.. ’l4 S. Broad
street and 106 N. Pryor street, will fill
prescriptions and suppl.' pamphlets.
John J. Fulton Co.. San Francisco.
Music! Music! Music! St.
Nicholas Rink, Ponce De-
Leon Park. World’s finest
military band organ Isabel
la. All day skating July 4.
Three sessions daily. W. R.
Benson, Manager.
TETTERINE FOR POISON OAK
J. T. Shuptrine. Savannah. Ga.
Dear Sir 1 inclose 50 cents in stamps
for a box of Tetterine. I have poison oak
on me again, and Tetterine is all that ever
has cured it. Please hurry It on to yours
respectfully, M. E. HAMLETT,
Montalba, Tex . May 21, 11*08.
Tetterine 50c. al your druggist, or by
mail from manufacturers. The Shuptrine
Company, Savannah, Ga. •••
WHOLESALE JAIL DELIVERY
FRUSTRATED AT MARIETTA
MARIETTA. GA.. .July A whole
sale .fail delivery was prevented here
yesterday afternoon by the timely ap
pearance of a clerk in a local drug
store. One negro. Jim M< Makin. how
ever. did get away. He was seen com
ing down an improvised rope. An
alarm was given and the other prison
; ers were prevented from following him
Tire prisoners in the second storj' of
the jail got hold of a saw and cut one
of tire bars. They made a rope out of
blankets. Mr-Makin has not been
caught.
RELIABLE DENTISTRY W ’™": L 7 CH
ec XC'X A*B SET 0F CC
$5 TEETH ....
sls Set CIA
BSEn of Teeth . .
All Other Dentistry at
iTiSrft ILr Lowest Prices.
Painless Extraction.
DR. E. G. GRIFFIN’S :"b.
24’/ 2 Whitehall St.. Over Brown &. Allen's Drug Store.
Hours. Bto 7: .Sunday. 9to 1 Lady Attendant.
f—£ M. Rich & Bros. Co. } —Sf
& “The Real Department Store”
£ S’
| p‘Easy Prices” in the ECONOMY BASEMENT! | |
| Thirty Tuesday Thrillers!! |
i fei The great variety of merchandise on sale in the Economy Basement
||s is FT?ESH, CLEAN, CLEAR CUT, ORIGINAL stock. The Economy gfe
Basement is an integral part of the big store —one of the harmonies in
the universal symphony of the Rich organization; yet it has its own in
-5- dividual buyer, who makes his regular and frequent trips to the big mar
'tJ kets of the East and secures, first hand, the treasure troves of bargains
"iJJ displayed from day to day in this wonderful storehouse of values. gU
Every item in the Economy Basement is bought and received direct- Jy*
ly for it, and is brand new, fresh and desirable merchandise. Don’t come JjC
to the Basement with the idea that you are being asked to buy “handed
gS down" goods—it is just as separate in its buying, from any other depart-
ment. as any other department is separate from it. Kindly bear these
facts in mind when you come to the Basement. *5 '
5 ■_ —■ a-
Men’s 25c Pure Silk IHI 5c Embroidery, Inser- Q
Half Hose, black 0n1y... . * tions and Edges JjC,’
Children's 25c Plain 101 en s I ' )r pl a ’ n ;|, "l fancy £ JJ >
'.w and Fancv Socks * “2V White Wash Ties OC
1 •
mi Ladies'sl.so Sun Para- OQ Three bars of Pure ( as- 1 A g
Zj sols, pretty combinations. . . VX/C tile Soap for IVC
39c All-Over Embroidery AC 25c Fancy Figure Pique. 1
and Lace for suits and skirts 1 <JC J*?
2.000 yds. Vai and Cluny 139 c pink color Linen, for OE 3
Insertionsand Edges, yd... suits and skirts fciQC
Ladies’ $1.35 Percale 7Qr» lie ' in P°Ge(l Shirt- 1 *-
House Dresses ■ */C ing Madras *
Children’s and Misses' 15c 1 0 15c Standard Percales, j n
v’J* Hose, all colors and black .. * shirting and dress styles. ..* VC
3JJ Children's 10c Jersey-Rib- O 50<-Window Shades, all 1 A ®
— - « .
5* ...
? W Ladies’ 19c Gauze Hose, 1 A Ten large rolls of Ecmi- **'■
'cjj tan or black *VC on iy Toilet Paper fciVC
» -
2 Choice of a I rimmed $ 1 .98 Post < ards——( ity and
Hat in Basement Dep’t.... * Soul hern views—dozen ....
Children’s 35c Full Fashion £ 15c Gingham and Cham- 1 A
Lace Hose, black or colored. bray Aprons 1 VC
- J-
Ladies’3se Jersev-L’ibbed 1 A 75c White Linelie Skirts. rn
S Pants all sizes VVC J
' jn
Ladies’ 50c Ribbed I’n- OCr* 2 ’ )r Veiling Feather lOr
ion Suits, sizes 7. 8. 9 “wC Dusters IVC jg
$2.49 Milan Shapes, in 10e Manchester Cham- C
white, black and burnt . . brays
25e Pretty Lace Side £* Three bars of Swift's J A JJ
' Jabot VC Pride Laundrv Soap *VC
5 B _ ■ «
; 5 M. Rich & Bros. Co. M. Rich & Bros. Co. S ’
ONE BLUE SILK PANNIER
IS MRS. LITTLE’S TRIUMPH
NEWPORT. July I.—Mrs. Julian Lit.
tie took first honors in Newport for ap
pearing in Bellevue avenue in a beau
tiful blue silk pannier gown. Mrs. Lit
tle, who is one of the leaders of the
younger married set, presented a beau
tiful picture as she sped along in a
blue automobile with a large picture
hat to match.
Mrs. Little left her machine for a
few moments to greet friends about the
Casino, where they congratulated the
wearer on the beauty of the perfectly
fitting gown.
I H] B ■ Hr.’ Leonhardt's won-
R B ■ Mb] derfully successful in
tern.il remedy. HEM-
ROID. is sold at Ja
cobs' Pharmacy Co. under guarantee $t
for 72 sugar-coated tablets, lasting 24
days. Quit using salves and go after the
inside cause. Hem-Roid book mailed
free by Dr. Leonhardt Co.. Sta. B. Buf
falo. N. Y.
Diseases of Men
XT Y experience of 35 years has shown
me that more human wrecks are
caused by a chrouic local disease than
<2e 1
1
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fchJfa; i
DR. WM. M. BAIRD
Brown-Randolph Bldg.
Atlanta, Ga. ,
ment are features of my office. Exam
inations free. Office hours 8 to 7; Sun
days and holidays, 10 to 1. My mono
graphs free in plain, sealed wrapper.
by any other. No
disease needs mere
careful or scien
tific attention to
effect a cure. I
also know there Is
no quick cure for
specific blood poi
son. Temporary
removal of symn
toms is not a cure.
Experience. care
ful attention to de
tails and a thor
ough knowledge of
how and when to
use the remedies
known td be bene
ficial In the treat
ment of thife dis
ease, produce re
sults. Honbst bus
iness methods and
conscientious treat-