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4 FELTON HATCHER SUEDFORSSO.m Prosecutor of Jordan Massee Charges His Attorney With Slander in Interview. SPARTANBURG. S. < Au* *.— Following the deci-ion of Judge Thom as S. Sease yestenlay afternoon, when be deflated the Tennessee requisition for W. Jordan Massee. the Macon cap italist null and ordered his *IO.OOO bond cancelled suit for *50.000 has been filed by Robert M Williams, of Columbia. Tenn Mr. Mass.es prosecutor, against M Felton Hatcner. a Macon attorney and a relative of Mr. Massee. Sum mons were served in thi<• city, and the case will come up for trial here. The basis of the suit is alleged slanderous remarks given out by Hatcher in an in terview in a Macon newspaper Mr. Hatcher was in this city as at torney' for Massee He won his case. Attorneys who are seeking to have Massee taken back to Tennessee held a conference, and this suit was decided on The complaint, which is to be served within a few days, will allege that Hatcher. In the Maron interview, made statements concerning Williams similar to those made by Massee In Tennessee, when a court there awarded Williams a verdict of *l6 250, which was later re duced by the presiding judge to *7.000. The suit was brought In Spartanburg because, according to attorneys for the plaintiff, they feared they could not get an impartial trial In Georgia, and be cause It was neve, possible to serve the summons in Tennessee. Nicholls <y Nicholls, of this city, are attorneys for Williams. “Foot Care Important as Your Complexion" Puffy, Tired Aching Feet Change the Facial Expression and Are Often Responsible For Wrinkles. ••nd fpr Free Trlsl TIZ Package Today. I A well rounded neck and shoulders are not enhanced in beauty when the feet make you look careworn and wrinkled. Tired, aching feet get on your nerves, corns, callouses and bunions take all the sunshine out of life And yet If you put your feet in a TIZ foot bath all foot trou bles vanish, the feet take on a sensation of freshness and glow; your nerves and tired muscles at once relax and your mind thus becomes amiable and your face reflects this In the smile of happiness Try the TIZ foot bath plan It draws out the acids and poisons, reduces all puffiness, makes your feet look trim, neat and well-cared for Do not use something else for you will surely be disappointed For a free trial package write to Wal ter Luther Dodge A Co.. 1223 S. Wabash Ave., or go to any drug store, department or general store and get a regular size box of TIZ--25 cents ■_ J Are You Preparing Now for Unprecedented Fall Trade? Business conditions are fine and growing lietier every day. A record-break ing autumn is assured. With this certain growth of trade, wise merchants are preparing now for the tre mendous increase of those who “shop by wire.'* Our phone in your home only S 1-3 cents per day. Atlanta Telephone and Telegraph Co. A. B. CONKLIN, Gen. Mgr. Legislators Are Overfed. But Happy 500 AT SLATON'S 'CUE Members of the senate and house walked slowly and painfully into their balls today and sank heavily into their seats. They wore an air of placid sat isfaction. of absolute indifference to whether taxes were raised or lowered, whether their pet bills were passed or not. They didn't have spunk enough to rise to a point of order. They wouldn't rise to anything. For it was tire day after the barbecue given by John M Slaton, president of the senate: Jack' Slaton lawmaker for 17 years: J M. Slaton. Atlanta citi zen. hut NOT John Marshall Slaton, candidate for governor. That w as clear ly understood. It Is appalling io reflect upon what a terrifi ■ chance Mr Slaton took, now that all is safely over. The average consumption of barbecue per membet was one and three-quarters pounds, with a pound of Brunswick stew and a loaf of bread as side fixings. Then there were lemonade and things. Suppose there had been permitted to creep into that barbecue an ingredient not just right: suppose some crafty foeman had inserted into that savory sauce a pow der calculated to produce cholera mor bus, cholera infantum or kindred af fections of the department of the inte rior! Suppose those 500 men of Influ ence lied awakened in the night wdth VERDICT IN ANNISTON FEUD KILLING TRIAL IS EXPECTED TOMORROW ANNISTON. ALA., Aug R - h is ex pected that by tomorrow the trial of Cross Pearce, eighteen years of age. now on in the city court here, for the killing of Sarge Kennedy, a youth of about the same age. on January 14. 1911, in a feud in which Dr. John Pearce, the father of t'rose. and Shell Kennedy, the father of Sarge Kennedy, were the principals, will have ended with a verdict from the Jury Opinion differs as to the outcome. Cross Pearce was convicted a year ago on a first degree charge, and was given twenty years in the penitentiary. The court of appeals reduced the charge to the second degree, or manslaughter, and sent it back for a new hearing Mean while. Pearce went to the penitentiary and spent six or eight months When he. was admlted to hail he married a Piedmont girl, who. as his wife, is standing by him in the trial through which he is now pa ssing William F Kennedy, the father of Shell Kennedy and grandfather of Sarge Ken nedy. is one of the chief witnesses for the defense He is himself to be tried next week as an accomplice in the death of his son and grandson CORDELE TO ADOPT NEW AUTOMOBILE ORDINANCE CORDEI.E, GA.. Aug 8. Drive to the right, slow down to the minimum speed limit, observe strictly the mili tary turn at crossings, and keep limps trimmed and burning, will he some of the requirements of autoists In Cor dele, through the enforcement of an ordinance city Attorney E. P. Stroller has been Instructed this afternoon to draft to take the place of an old ordi nance regulating the operation of auto mobiles in the city. which was found too drastic to stand the test of the courts. Cordele and Crisp county have ap proximately 500 automobiles, besides the number from other cities that are constantly stopping here CORDELE’S CITY COUNCIL FIGHTS BOND COMMISSION CORDELE, GA.. Aug 8 The Cor dele city council will oppose a bill to be introduced by Representative O. T. Gower, of Crisp, to amend the city charter so as to provide for the crea tion of a permanent bond commission to have complete charge of all bond moneys accruing from the sale of future issues and the sinking fund for out standing bonds. This was clearly evi denced by that body in regular semi monthly session last night FIVE RUN FOR HOUSE SA.XItERSVIIJ.E, GA . Aug. 8. J I Harris, city attorney of Sandersville. S. J. Taylor, of Davisboro. Alfred Har rison, of Agricola: Charles N. Summer. 11 n. of Sandersville, and E. M. Price, of Harrison, are making a thorough canvass of Washington county in their race for representative. To Drive Out Malaria and Build up the System Take the Old Standard GROVE'S TASTE LESS CHILL TONIC. You know what you are taking The formula Is plainly printed on every bottle, showing it is simply Quinine and Iron in a tasteless form, and the most effectual form. For grown people and children. 50c. - !._J I.'"’"" __i J u. =— I A guaranteed cure for KIDNEY or BLADDER Troubles, Diabetes, Etc. Take OTiittl RVCHT AND JI'NIPRR COMPOS'D. a liquid preparation thoroughly trufrd for vcrth by thousands of runs, made after nil else failed. Bea hit ng, dribbling, straining, or too frequent nassaire of urine, the forehead and the ba<-k-of-thi' hvad aches; the stitches and pains in the back ; the growing muscle weak ness; spot? before the eyes ; vellow skin. Slug gish bowels; swollen eyelids or ankles; log cramps; unnatural short breath : sleeplessness Ait dean >n dcncel STI4 RT’B Rl CH IAND JINI PtR CO| ND. hr its action on the Kidneys and Bladder, (juicklv does awar with the above symptoms. We promise a prompt curt' by tak ing this medicine or vonr monev refunded. Druggists St nrr large bottle. RARPI.F FSFI. by writing to Stuart Drug Co., Atlanta. Ga. CURED OF ECZEMA AFTER TEN YEARS Mr. P S. Early writes us that after suffering for ten years with the most ter rible case of eczema, during which time he had taken every blood purifier, skin salve, etc . he read the testimonial of a lady who had been cured by Tetterine He tells that two or three applications< showed results and by continuing its use - omj letely cured himself He says he has known <>f many very bad rases of ec zema that Tetterins has cured since ••• While on the Pacific Coast read the i | San Francisco Examiner THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN \XD NEW S. THURSDAY. AUGUST 8. 1912. wild trie- for doctors and ambulances and favorite pastors! They would have blamed it all on Jack Slaton's barbe cue, and the whole state would have arisen in arm» against him. He would have polled only the doctors' votes. But everything's all right. The feast ers of yesterday have that happiness to day which comes only after a feast where too much was a plenty and no more. They may be lacking in appe tite, but they are full of appreciation. Surely bread and beef was never cast upon the waters with greater certainty of return in the form of ballots. But Mi. Slaton wa- careful to say he didn't give his ’cue ns a campaign prop osition. When Mr. Upshaw, of Doug las county, was lifted to a barrel by his friends to thank the host for the feast, ho pledged to the candidate the votes of all present. But Mr. Slaton, smiling upon the assemblage, absolved them from the promise of their spokes man. and said the pledge needn't count. "I’ve been giving these barbecues for seventeen years," he said. "This will be my last year in the legislature, and Mrs. Slaton said I just mustn't cut It out this summer. If 1 can feel that you and I are just personal friends, ir respective of politics, the purpose of this barbecue is more than accom plished." SOUTHERN STATES INSURANCE COMPANY ENTERTAINS AGENTS Henry W. Laird, deputy insurance commissioner of Alabama, will arrive In Atlanta tonight to be one of the speak ers of honor at the annual banquet of the Anniversary club of the Southern States Life Insurance Company, which will be held at the Driving club Fri day night. The opening session of Ihe club was held in the home offices of the South ern States Life in the Candler building this morning. The feature of the morn ing session was the annual address of President Wilmer L. Moore. The club Is composed of the leading agents of the company for the states of Georgia, South Carolina, Florida and Alabama. They have obtained their membership in this club through the volume of busi ness written during the past twelve months. A number of features have been planned for the entertainment of the club during its two days session. 50 FRENCH SOLDIERS INJURED. 15 FATALLY. IN FIRING PRACTICE PARIS, Aug. B.—Fifty men of the Twenty-second regiment of Dragoons were wounded in a dynamite explosion during firing practice at Rheims yester iday, it became known today. Fifteen of the injured probably will die The military authorities endeavored io prevent news of the accident from leaking out. SOUTHERN RY. TO OPERATE NEW TRAIN TO COLUMBUS An additional passenger train be tween Atlanta and Columbus, which will carry a through Pullman sleeping car, to be operated between Columbus and New York, will be inaugurated by the Southern railway about September 15, according to an announcement made today by H. W Millet, assistant to the president. The Columbus-New York sleeper will be operated east of Atlanta ®n South ern railway trains Nos. 29 and 30, known as the "Birmingham Special. ’ and the schedule of the new train be tween Atlanta and Columbus will be arranged to provide comfortable con nection at Atlanta. While the detail schedule figures have not been worked out, it is probable that the new train will leave Columbus about 9 a. m., ar riving in Atlanta at 1:40 p. m. and re turning leave Atlanta at 12:80 p. m., which will give connection from the Southern’s Cincinnati-Atlanta train, as well as from the "Birmingham Special " The Trials of a Traveler. "I am a traveling salesman," writes E. E. Youngs, E. Berkshire. Vt„ "and was often troubled with constipation and indigestion till 1 began to use Dr. King’s New Life Pills, which I have found an excellent remedy." For all stomach, liver or kidney troubles they are unequaled. Only 25 cents at all druggists. **• USE YOUR FORESIGHT: KEEP YOUR EYESIGHT Out examination of the eyes Is not what is usually termed "testing eyes." Our examination does not consist simply in placing a trial frame on the face of a patient and adjusting lenses before the eyes, with the familiar ques tion, "Does this make it better or worse?" Our examination, with perfect equip ment, is absolutely scientific in every particular and is made without the use of poisonous drops or drugs. The world's best medical authorities are responsible for the statement that drops or drugs are not only dangerous but bring about a condition in the eye in many cases, making it impossible to determine the refractive errot. Our examination of the eyes.is so ex act that we absolutely guarantee all of our work Unless you are completely satisfied we will cheerfully refund your money. We are in a position to positively de termine. through our examination whether or not a diseased condition ex ists. In case of disease we do not pre scribe glasses, but always refer the pa tient to his family physician for proper treatment. You can feel sure of finding out here 'the exact condition of your eyes. We will conscientiously tell you whether you need glasses or not, or w hether you need medical care. You pay nothing for this information Whether or not you wear glasses, come in and have us determine the eon. dition of your eyes Have us tell you whether the glasses you are wearing fit correctly. You will save your eyes and your money be consulting us first. Remember, the examination is made without charge Hines Optical Compa ny. Optometrists and Opticians. 91 Peachtree street, Atlanta Ga. TRUSTEES TO WIND UP AFFAIRS OF PERKINS MANUFACTURING CO. AUGUSTA, GA., Aug, 8. —At a meet ing of the creditors of the Perkins .Man ufacturing Company, held here. John P. Mulherin. George A. Toale and George F. White were elected perma nent trustees. They were instructed to wind up the affairs of the company as quickly as possible. As soon as the concern acknowledged bankruptcy. Joseph Ganahl, referee, named Messrs. Mulherin and Toale as receivers. Within a day or two the announcement came from Macon that Judge Emory Speer had held up the ap pointments because Mr. Ganahl’s term of office had expired and he had no right to make the appointments. Speer then sent George F. White, United States marshal, to Augusta to take charge. About the time that White came over Judge Speer reappointed Ganahl and subsequently Messrs. White, Mulherin and Toale were named temporary receivers by the referee. Now. the three temporary receivers have been made permanent trustees. WEIGHS 250. BUT WINS GOLD CUP FOR SPniNT NEW YORK. Aug. 8.-Policeman Huth, of this city;, has received a golu cup for w inning a 100-yard race. Huth weighs 250 pounds. <_ Men's Grey and White Oxfords Value $3.50 I $9. 89 J We have the White Ox- fords in I ■ (f'\ f Button K Price ’-./•.yr / 4$ Order by Mail Men’s Onyx Silk Sox 35c, 3 pairs for SI.OO 25 WHITEHALL ST. Dr. E. G. Griffin's De M mi Over BROWN & ALLEN'S D RUG STORE. 24'/ 2 WHITEHALL ST. $5 Set of Teeth $5 COMPLETED DAY ORDERED 22k Gold Crowns, S 3 Special Bridge Work, wkw-B All Dental Work Lowest Prices. Colorado! Your Rocky Mountain Trout is the gamest, w iliest thoroughbred that ever a fly deceived. He's always hungry. He lives in a country of prodigious appetites and tremendous vitality. By the way, how is your appetite and where is your energy these sticky, muggy, man-killing days? A little off feed, eh? No ambition? Brain foggy? If you will stick to your grind throughout the year you can’t expect to keep your edge. You’re ground down. Better go to Colorado and hone up. A month in the great hills will quicken your pulse, harden your meat and clear your brain. The fares are surprisingly low. Any way of going to Colorado is a good wav because it gets ton to Colorado. But the best service is that afforded by the fast limited trains of the Rock Island Lines direct to the foot of the Rockies by the route of the greatest corn tort. Through Sleeping Cars From the Southeast are operated in connection with the Frisco Lines. The Colorado Flyer— every morning from St. Louis—and other fast daily trains from St. Louis, Kansas City, Memphis, Chicago, Omaha and St. Joseph for Colorado, > ellowstone Park and the Pacific Coast. Let me tell you about through low tares and other details. H H. Hunt. District Passenger Agent 18 No. Prvn- Street Atlanta. Ga. PHONE MAIN 661. TAFT, WEARING CRAPE, BACK FROM FUNERAL TO VETO STEEL BILL Washington Aug. B.—wearing a broad band of crape a-ound his high silk hat. President Taft returned to Washington ;lt 9 o'clock today, accom panied by Major Rhoades, his military aid. and William C. Herron, his broth er-in-law. Mrs.- Taft and Charlie Taft remained in Cincinnati. They will leave for Beverly today. Immediately upon arrival here, the president hurried to the white house to attend a special cabinet session which he had called, presumably to consider the veto of the steel bill. OF ftREAT BENEFIT TO ATLANTA Atlanta people have found out that A SINGLE DOSE of simple buckthorn bark, glycerine, etc., as compounded in Adler-i-ka. the new German Appen dicitis remedy, relieves constipation, sour stomach or gas oh the stomach al most INSTANTLY. This simple mix ture antisepticizes the digestive organs and draws off the impurities, and it is surprising how QUICKLY it helps. The Jacobs' Pharmacy Company. Where Where Highest Prices Quality Are Prevails Lowest Exposition Week Sale Os Some Things Made In Atlanta Friday and Saturday the 36 Rogers' Stores will specialize a few of the many ** Made-in-Atlan ta ' goods carried in their stocks. The quality of these Atlanta-made articles is very high, yet Rog ers' prices are very low. The Best Brooms Are Made In Atlanta After having sold and thoroughly tested brooms made by leading manufacturers all over the coun try we have decided that Atlanta-made brooms are best of all. So we are now sidling only Brooms made in Atlanta. Friday and Saturday only we will offer these Brooms at reduced prices. Extra heavy 5-string Broom. 60-cent kind "rwC Medium weight Broom. 0/1 regular 40-cent kind OArC The Best Mops Are Made In Atlanta We think the Made-In-Atlanta Mops that we sell are th? strongest, most durable and altogether most desirable mops on the market. They are the product of the Atlanta Variety Works. On sale at all our stores. Three sizes, as follows: Extra large and heavy, for office buildings, etc wUC Medium weight, for general purposes 4UC Light weight, the housewife's favorite I Some Table Delicacies Made In Atlanta Regal Brand Home-Made Apple Jelly, absolutely pure and delicious. Sarne quality made out of Atlanta would cost you 20c per glass. Our price, per glass IvC Peerless Brand Apple Jelly, made in Atlanta; large glass 1 vC Peerless Brand Grape Jelly, made 4 in Atlanta ; per glass .. . | OC Two glasses for 25c. I). V. L. Brand Pure Apple Vinegar, made Est in Atlanta: gallon bottle vUC Pure Apple Vinegar, made in Z" Atlanta; quart bottle | Red Rock Ginger Ale Made In Atlanta hew Atlanta products are so widely known and used as Red Rook Ginger Ale. The Rogers’ stores sell many car loads of this delicious beverage every year, anil its popular ity is constantly increasing. Small bottles, each = c Pints, each 9c: per dozen $lO5 Quarts, each 12 1-2 c; per dozen $l5O The Following Specials Are Not “Made In Atlanta” Old Hickory Brand Tennessee Sugar Cured Shoulders or Picnic Hams; small sizes ; per pound | Extra fine Virginia Green Cabbage < for two days at. pound | jQ Trumpet Brand Condensed Milk. one of the best brands; per can ROGERS’ 36 Food Stores