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MSQMRBBSHBiH THK A TLANTA (JEOKBIAN AM) NEWS, EKIDAV. MA V <). 191?. M M W H ICH 7 m tt 5 Democratic Behavior of Spanish King Startles Dignified Min istry in Dress Suits. Special Cable to The Atlanta Georgian. PARIS. May !' King Alfonso’s state visit to France came to a close to-day with a remarkable aerial ex hibition at the St. Oyr Aerodome As the Spanish King and his offle nI hosts looked on one aeroplane aftej another ascended until the sky seem ed filled with them. Alfonso said It was one of the most Inspiring sights he had ever seen. One of the most interesting fea tures of the Spanish monarch's visit has been his extreme democratic be havior. At Fontainebleau a gorgeous stand decorated with the royal colors of Spain had been erected in which Alfonso was to have sat while the troops were reviewed. The chair in which the King was to have sat was of bronze An Astonished Ministry. President Poincare and the French Ministers, all sob-inn. obsequious and in dress suits, drew to one side to allow Alfonso to enter the pavilion. Instead of doing so. the King ran down to the railing, placed his hands Upon It an i • mil ed over,! i an athlete Then he sat down on the grass and glued a pair of 11<*M glasse ; to his eyes while the Cabinet Minis ters looked on in astonishment. They never bad seen a King act that way before. Shakes Hands With Aviators. After the aviation meet Alfonso in sisted on shaking hands with several aviators and mechanicians. His white gloves were black with oil and grease when he got through. The French press believes that the visit has ben of great benefit to both France and Spain. Before his departure for St. Cyr Alfonso held a conference eign Minister Pichon, question of Spain idE SUSS MULL Vice President, Piqued, '‘Wishes to Hear Nothing More on Mis represented Utterances.” W \8HlNGTON, May ft.—In answer to Colonel George Harvey’s charge, made at a dinner in New York of representatives from the trust compa nies of America, to the effect that Vice President Marshall’s criticism of the wealthy acted as an "incitement to the predatory poor," the Vice Pres ident said to-day: ‘if anybody' will produce a public utterance of mine for the curtailment of accumulation or distribution of honest wealth, except Jay a fair in heritance tax. I will go to Wall Street and personally apologize. "In the course of a long profession al career, however. I have assert d that the witness who had knowledge of fraud Invariably got mad when he was interrogated as to the fraud.” SIRED. IS WED Morganatic Wife of Belgian King, Freed From M. Durrieux, Ac cepts German Army Officer. Special Cable to The Atlanta Georgian. PARIS. May 9.—Within less than 24 hour.** after she had'obtained a di vorce from her second husband^ M. Durrieux. It was reported to-day that Baroness Vaughan would soon marry again Baroness Vaughan was the mor ganatic wife of King Leopold of Bel gium, and bore him two sons. After Leopold’s death she married M. Dur* rieux, but entered suit for divorce, al leging infidelity. A decree was grant ed in her favor yesterday. Vaughan began Crosses the Atlantic To See a Ball Game Relative He of Plerpont Morgan Says Is Going Right Back to Paris. NEW YORK, May ft.—A passenger came over on the Kronprinzessln Ce- cllle to see one good American ball game. He is G. I>. Morgan, an Ameri can who lives in Paris, and says he is a relative of J. Plerpont Morgan. “I want to see jus* one good old baseball game and then T am going right back.” said Mr. Morgan. What Ails You? An invitation is e*tend«l by Doctor Pieroo C to every sick and ailing man or woman to C consult the Faculty ‘ v " ” * at Buffalo, “ symptom* letter will 1 —• answered and )tf< statements bold M E » strictly private and sacredly confident!*). 22 Dr. Pierce’* ~ | Golden Medical Discovery | Baroness Vaughan began life as a washerwoman, but her beauty at tracted the eye of (he aged Belgian King, who took her under his protec tion and showered wealth upon her. Her next husband. It is said, will be a German army off!t er. NEWS of golf and tain a quorum. More than an ITEM The Democratic majority of the Senate, in baseball. A promise was exacted from members that causes, has made,a determined attack on the seductive influence hereafter enough members will be present in the Senate to main- The Vice President at first was in clined to take the matter as a joke. He said, however, that he wished to have the affair closed and to hear nothin* more on the score of his mis represented public utterances. hour was spent one day in a futile effort to get enough Senators to transact business at an executive session. Effective Home Remedy For Lung Trouble New Georgia Road to Start Trains in June st with For at which the entering the triple entente with France, Russia and England was diacusaed. It would then become the quadruple entente. Mayor Pafford Declares Georgia Laws Give Residents Right to Angle in Banks Pond. Lnish Minister Is Courting Again Washington Society Hears Engage ment to Mrs. Townsend Is Renewed. WASHINGTON. May ft. -The en gagement which friends insist exist ed between Mrs. Richard Townsend and M. Oonstantln Brun. the .Danish Minister, last year, according to ru mor current this week, has been renewed. Several times while stationed in other countries M. Brun paid visits to Washington, many say to s«*f* the rich widow. When he was sent to Wash ington a year ago every one expected ihat Mrs. Townsend would soon take her place as chatelaine of the Le gation. CHATTANOOGA MAY NOT SEEK G. A. R. CONVENTION CHATTANOOGA T15NN., May ft.— Although the time limit expires to rn itow. it is not known whether or not Chattanooga will invite the Grand Army of the Republic to meet here ni ' fall. The railrt ads. it is under stood, have failed co-operate. A formal invitation, it 1" believed, can win the gathering. THE PLAY THIS WEEK Citizens of Mtlltown, Ga., deny that the town ts tn a state of excitement and that tt will be necessary to cal out troops to preserve order. Mayor William F. PafTord has issued a state ment declaring Game Warden Bols- I'lalr became unduly alarmed. Governor Brown has not consider d sending troops to Berrien County. It is hardly likely he will. Until the Legislature changes the law. Mtlltown sportsmen will continue to angle for the elusive trout in Bank?’ ttshpond- so long as they have per mission from owners of the land on which the body of water is located, according to I. ayor Pafford. "Section 7 of the game law privi leges a person tn fish with permission front 1 lie owner of the land, which the it) persons arrested had, 1 ’ he de clared. "The statement of State Game and Fish Commissioner Mercer that his w ardens have been Intimidated an i tiiat the local authorities are too much In sympathy with the lawless cle ment to give any assistance is un true," said Pafford. Boiaclair made 2u arrests of per sons. He charges lie was prevented front prosecuting the cases becatts the Justices of tlie peace declared he would not convict any of the parties. The whole matter hinges on a land dispute. The Banks estate claims to own all of the property on which the pond is located, other property own- os say a title to all of the property has never been vested with Batiks COTTON MANUFACTURERS CONVENE IN COLUMBUS FBATURE BILL AT FORSYTH. There will he just four mere per formances of the Keith vaudeville acta that are at (he Forayth this week. One of the four will he to-day's matinee which 1a already heavily fold, another will be the Saturday matinee for which the iiraming 8aturda> there la a large sale and performances are Friday nights. Th** headliner this week is Gus Ed ward*' Kid Kaharct, one of the moat original ideaa '.n ni« ?c: n vaudeville. The act Is crowded with all of the Ed wards new song hits Another feature is pretty Belle Story, the entertaining vocalist. Miss Story pos. esses a remark able voice The coined > act of Wil liams. Thompson and Copeland is a scream. The whole bill pleases. For next week the headline art will be Paul Dickey, the star football player of the University of Michigan, who will appear with a company of five people who will offer “The Cotne Back. a story founded on college life. Another star act will hr the Apollo Trio, native Italians, who will pose as living bronze statues. SOCIETY NIGHT AT THE ATLANTA Miss Billy Long and the members of her company have made a Mg hit this work in “The Girl From Out Yonder.' which is at the Atlanta. To-night will spcial Society Night in honor of Miss Agnes Tinsley Harrison and a parked house is expected to greet the «'onipan>. A 25 cent matinee will morrow and the the last time offered nigh i Next week the company \ “Are You a Mason?” which ir.g farce comedy. Owing mand for matinee seats an nee has been added for Mo noon and in the future thn will be given' each week. Mason?” has a thousand lau presentation will «rve ro in new members of the comp public—both highly experlei Harrison has an important >re t<: be eqt bill morrow ill present, is a roar- to the de- ‘xtra matl- iday after- e matinees A re Y ou a flit* and its COLUMBUS, (1A . .Max ft The an. nual convention of the Cotton Man ufacturers' Association of Georgia convened in Goiambus to-day. with President F. B. Gordon, of this city, presiding. \mong the speakers for the day were Stuart YV. Cramer, president of the American Cotton Manufacturers' Association, and D. YV. Peabody, of Atlanta. Fuller Callaway. »f LciGrange, banker and nianufat *r, also was on the program. tur Elberton and Eastman Will Open Rich Country to Connection With Seaboard Air Line. Another railroad will he added to Georgia’s imposing list in June, when the Elbert on and Eastern Kajlwny Company begins operation from El- berton through Cauthen, Fortsonia, Bell, Norman and Mallorysville to Tlgnall, a distance of 21.8 miles. It connects with the Seaboard at Elber- ton. Eventually, it may push on to Washington to connect with the Geor gia Railroad. The new line taps an agricultural district of some Importance, which now has no railroad facilities. It has standard roadbed and equip ment It is capitalized at $300,000 in bonds and $200,000 in stock. W. O. Jones is president. AIRSHIPS PREDICTED AS DEFENDERS OF THE CANAL NEW ORLEANS, May 9.—That aeroplanes are to be used extensively for defenses of the Panama Canal was the statement of Aviator Robert G. Fowler, who returned here to-day from Panama. He asserted that Colonel Goethals would ask Congress for an appropriation for aeroplanes and hydro-aeroplanes to be used in connection with the proposed fortifi cations. E Oglethorpe to Spend Million Rebuilding Crossland Bank Official Accused of Misappropriating More Than $7,000. MOULTRIE, GA.. May 8. J. H Cason, charged with the embezzle ment of more than $7,000 from the Bank of Crossland, was arrested to day at (’rossland and brought to Moultrie, where his bond was as sessed at $2,000. The bank has not resumed business and will likely liquidate. It is alleged that Cason not only embezzled the bank’s funds*, but un- ih i various pretexts had stockholders of the institution indorse his notes at other banks far large sums. Cason whs prominent , in church circles and had the confidence of the people of (’rossland. Charter Is Granted for Rehabilita tion of Georgia’s Oldest Edu cational Institution. Following the granting of a char ter by Judge J. T. Pendleton Thurs day afternoon, it is expected plans i for the rebuilding of Oglethorpe Uni- j versity, Georgia’s oldest educational institution, will he announced within 1 a short time. It is generally under stood that expenditures will total nearly $1,000,000. The charter is for twenty years and stipulates that only members of the Presbyterian Church shall be members of the board of directors, and that each director shall make a donation of $1,000 to the college. The incorporators are James W. English, Sr.. Frank M. Inman. John K. Ottley. Thornwell Jacobs, Edgar Watkins, Hoke Smith. W. L. Moore, Hugh K. Watkins, E. G. Jones. James R. Gray and Hugh Richardson. Fulton County.: George W. Watts, Durham. N. C.; J. T Anderson, Cobb County, and .T. YV. Hammond. Spalding County. S it is a serious matter when the lungs are affected. A trip away or to a sanatorium is not only expen sive, but it involves separation from home and friends. Some' are bene- ) filed, but few can safely return. < Ecknian’s Alterative is effective for home treatment. For example. 2.31 S. Atlantic Ave., Haddonfleld N. J. “Gentlemen: In the fall of 1905 I contracted a very severe cold, which settled on my lungs. At last I began to raise sputum, and my physician then told me 1 must go to California immediately. At this time I was ad vised to take Eckman’s Alterative. J stayed at home and commenced tak ing it the last week in October. I began to improve, and the first week in January, 1906, I resumed my regu lar occupation, having gained 25 pounds, fully restored to health. It is now seven years since my recovery has been effected, and 1 can not praise Eckman’s Alterative too high ly. I have recommended it with ex cellent results.’’ (Signed) YV. M. TATEM. (Above abbreviated; more on re quest.) Eckman’s Alterative has been proven by many years' test to be most efficacious in cases of severe Throat and Lung Affections. Bron chitis, Bronchial Asthma, Stubborn Colds and In upbuilding the system. Does not contain narcotics, poisons or ha bit-forming drugs. For sale by all Jacobs’ drug stores and other leading druggists. Write the Eck- man Laboratory. Philadelphia, Pa., for booklet tolling of recoveries and additional evidence. mak*>6 for rich, irare blood sad thus Ha- vigorates th« system. For s torpid liver sod its atlerdant indigestion, dyspepsia, headache, perhaps diiziness, tool breath, nasty coated tongue with bitter taste, loss of appetite with distress after eat ing, nervousness and debility, nothing is as good. Make Your Money Go a Long Way!! We can make your money go further,'in regards to clothes, than you ever dreamed of. We guar antee the perfect combination of quality and low prices. Try us. Come in and see. MEN Neat, Nobby Summer*" Suits for Men, reduced to . . $12.50 to $30.00 Men’s Tailored Pants, $3.00 to $6.50 Men’s Hals in the lead ing styles $1.50 to $3.00 WOMEN Ladies’ Coat Suits and Dresses . . $10 to $25 Ladies’ Skirts, latest styles $5.00 to $12.50 The very latest shaped Hats $2.00 to $10.00 Just Say Charge It Just Say Charge It Your Credit Is Good Here MITCHELL 59 W. MITCHELL the PEOPLES CREDIT CLOTHING co. SENATE FAVORS COLCOCK. WASHINGTON. May 9.—The Sen ate Finance Committee reported fa vorably to-day on the nomination of S. P. Colcock to succeed Richard Small, the negro Collector of the Port at Beaufort, S. C. ME TEH BEAUTIFULLY BABKENS ! FREE On Saturday only we are going to present FREE to every customer who pur chases 50c or more in any department, A FLY SWATTER. Now is the time to start your cam paign against the fly pest. Drug Co. FREE OREM ALL NIGHT Branch Store GRAND PHARMACY---Same Goods and Prices at Branch Store Mixed With Hair Soft, Cures Sulphur Makes Lustrous and Dandruff. The use of Sage and Sulphur for restoring faded, gray hair to It* natural color dates back to grand mother's time. She kept her hair beautifully darkened, glossy an abundant with a brew of Sage Tea and Sulphur. Whenever her hair fell out or took on that dull, faded or streaked appearance this simple mixture was applied with wonderful effect. But brewing at home is mussv and out-of-date. Nowadays skilled chemists do this better than our selves By asking at any drug store for the read\ -to-use product called “Wyeth'* Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy" von will get a large bot tle for about ."»0 cents. Some drug gists make their own. which Is usu ally too sticky, so insist upon get ting "Wyeth’s,” which can be de pended upon to restore natural col or and beauty to the hair, and is £ splendid for dandruff, dry, feverish, $ itchy scalp and falling hair. A well-known downtown druggist l says his customers insist on Wy- < eth's Sage and Sulphur because, < they say, it darkens so naturally*) and evenly that nobody can tell it J has been applied -it's so easy to S use, too. You simply dampen i £ sponge or soft brush and draw it 5 through your hair, taking ortet.t strand at a time. Do this at night Y and by morning the gray hair die- < appears; after another application j> or two it is restored to its natural ( color and looks glossy, soft and ) abundant. Klkin Drug < ’o., special < agents. j Here Are Some Money-Saving Specials wiare t v\ > t( the Miss White City Park Now Open / SUMMER PRICES ON COAL Best Best Jeilico Jellsco Lump Nut $4.25 $4.00 This is positively 50c pur ton i»radu of coal in Atlanta. Safi less than we have ever so Id t ns action gu tra . m< ad at id Is at extremel call ns before y low price Won! mteed. Steam coal of In’t it nav vnu to save this having I Charcoal < ’a I will ('ither phone 17S7 for any q have a wagon at vonr door in less uantity ol than “0 in charcoal mutes. N md we Both Phones: 1787 rr coal go. SVitain Office: 59 So. ^oulev-^rd Suggestions for Men Have you bought one of our POCKETBOOKS made of sole leather, hand-sewed and contain ing compartments for cards, stamps, papers and money? If not. don't delay. Our supply is limited. Tan and black leather. Each has a printed identification card for you to fill in. Two sizes 24c and 49c We have a job lot of KNIVES which we are closing out. Have handles of gun metal, bone and pearl. All made of good steel and extra line value. YY'hile they last 39c Get a WELLER SAFETY RAZ OR. I ooks like a Duplex. Has white handle. I lave hoard some of our customers say they like it as well as any '•» razor the> ever <a\\ It sells for 50c You can t do better than get a Licigctt’s RAZOR STRAP. It’s worked-in by machinery and there fore, uniform. Best value in At lanta 97c REXALL SHAVING LOTION, delightful after nhaving. 25 and 50c REXALL SHAVING STICK. 25c REXALL SHAVING POW DER 20c rare' YVith every $1 or r IfICiCi more purchase of SHAVING MATERIAL that you make Saturday we’ll give you absolute^ FREE a HONE Tor sharpening knives, scissors and cutlery of all kinds. 10 Big Specials For Saturday Through Monday. M Llsterine . 59c :.0o Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Haii Tonic 33c 'I Iv B. B. • blood tonh-l 50c ■»0c I. mon Elixir (liver tonic)..26c v . (eev.ema remedy) 59c >1 Peroxide of Hydrogen 23c lio.ve.d >Wf. Iron and YVine..60c ' Wine ft' Dardui 59c si Hex all Celery und Iron Tonic 75c Why Ss Our Fount So Popular ? Quality Candy Because we serve nothing hut. the best. Our milk is pure, our ice cream is pure and our syrups are pure. Not only pure, but fresh. Nothing Is too good for Elkin's customers. We always keep a plenty of everything on hand, too. Ask for whatever you wish and obliging.clerks will take personal pleas ure in seeing that your desires are gratified. Our ice cream is the cream of all creams, being made from pure cream. We Use from 50 to 60 Gallons of Milk Daily Our sale of the famous LACTONE BUTTERMILK is enor mous. It is prepared by our own process and everybody likes it. , ft is healthy and fattening. You should gc f in the habit, of drinking it. Two glasses a day. sav. will do wonders. You’ll always find it at Elkin's, and you'll always find it pure. Last year and the year before we sold more Coca-Cola than any other fount in THE WORLD., We have the proof in blank and white, if you arc at all skentical. We have just received another fresh shipment of those delicious JORDAN _ALMONDS. Sold all over the country for 80c per lb. Our price 30c Get a pound box.of the famous BARR’S SATURDAY CANDY, good as any 40c candy on the market. Our price 29c Remember, we are agents for H uyler's, Park & Tllford’a, Llg. gett’s Candy, 80c lb., and Mary Garden” Candies, the candles of known rpiallty. per pound $1.00 A Delicious Special for Saturday O^ly On Saturday wp are going to serve our famous spring special —CARAMEL DELIGHT. Made of Caramel Ice Cream and Marsh mallow Syrup. You get a delicious taste of both. It is easily worth 20c. Saturday only 10c Ymol ive 10 Toilet Specials Fcr Saturday Through Monday. 25c Sanltol Tooth Powder 15 C 25c Rubifoam 17c 25c Bathsweet ^7 C 26e Rexall "Nice” I ..15c 25c Perspiro Powder i 6c 15c Mennen’s Talcum Pow- der 2 for 25c 25c Rrookslde Talcum Powder, 16c 15c Rexall Violet Talcum Powder 2 for 26c 75c Harmony Toilet Water 50c 25c Frost ill a Vinol is a tonic reconstructor. Tt a preparation that satisfies. It builds you up. It gives you strength and vi tality. Ask those who have used it as to its beneficial effects. We recom mend it and we stand back of it with a guarantee that will give satisfaction. If it doesn’t we’ll refund your money and do it cheerfully. A bottle costs ./ am c.. n ". ! w rsuzD m uvtratTm rom $1.00 Toilet Paper FREE Purchase a bottle of ELKIN'S BORO THYMOL TOOTH WASH on Saturday and re ceive FREE an excellent TOOTH BRUSH. The wash is an antiseptic, cleans the teeth and make” mouth feel fine. Bottle 25 c DO i ■ ■ r- ■ • a—— “Rex” brand. 3,00ft sheets to roil 25c Our regular special, roll ni package, excel lent paper, four rolls (or pack ages 25c For years wc have been selling one make of Olive Oil. Why? Because it is the purest imported Olive Oil on the market. \\'e have had the State Chemist test it for our benefit—for your benefit and the result is ABSO LUTE PURITY. No household should be without a bottle of this Olive Oil. It has countless uses. YVhen you get Olive Oil get the best. That’s the only kind we sell. House-cleaning Necessities 1 lb. Powdered Borax 12c 1 lb. Moth Balls 5 0 1 pt. Wood Alcohol 15c 25 Peterson’s Discovery •' for Roaches) 19c 50c KTkfn’s Roach Flour 39o 35c Elkav’s Roach Food 25c 25c Formaldehyde Candles 19c 25c Wight’s Silver Cream 19c Pint. 60c. Quart, $1. Gallon. $3.75 Prescriptions Where do you have tions filled? For 23 made a special tv c Why not let I S 'ill YOUR prescrip- years wc have f prescriptions. Nothing but the ptirest of drugs compounded by experienced pharmacists. We send f«*i your prescription Use the telephone POfr Half ounce of domes- l SlLr tir PERFUME goes FREE Saturday with each purchase of an ounce of SACHET POWDER, of which wo have 50 pounds that we are closing out. Some of it hears trade-mark of leading makers. Per ounce . 39c A fine WASH CLOTH will be giv en FREE to every one who on Saturday pur chases two cakes of the fa mous HARMONY GLYCER INE SOAP. You can select either of two odors— violet or white rose. Two cakes ....