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Ben llawkins.
Former Official of Elektron Com
pany Tells of Cash Gifts to
City Electrician,
Members of the special ‘ommittee
)«• City Council investigating City
. trioiun H. C. Turner admitted
W-dnesday that they were startled
ihc very frank testimony by rnern-
tif the Elektron Company, an or.
/ation of electrical contractors,
dig the probe Tuesday afternoon.
■ :i• r members of this company had
called and dismissed without
Hi verms a single positive fact, but
Alien F. V. L. Smith, former secre
cy of the company and a juror in
Crank ease, took the stand every,
iiing he said was very positive.
After Mr. Turner’s election in Oc-
,,i>er, 1912, 1 voluntarily suggested to
members of this association that they
mi in helping him meet his cam-
,aign obligations. ’ said Mr. Smith,
knew Mr. Turner owed eonsider-
>le money for newspaper advertis-
: - printing and other necessary
tmpaign expenses, but 1 did not
• msuit Mr. Turner about raising the
money from the contractors
Paid in Installments.
We raised the money. On Novem- j
er •"> we gave him $1K0 on Novem- j
;m i 12 we gave him $125 and on De
cember- IS we gave him $220."
Mr. Smith showed canceled checks
mp the amounts. He said that he
ashed the checks and gave the
money to Mr. Turner.
(\ B. McGaughey. a contractor who
i.cccded Mr. Smith as a witness.
-Hid that he# was a member of the
Klektron Company. 1*ut that it was
now practically disbanded. When
asked the cause for its disruption he
-aid it was principally due to the
withdrawal of .1. .1. Peters, the man
iger of the Cotton States Elecrical j
company, who brough the charges)
. gainst Mr. Turner.
He said he voted to pay money to
Electrician Turner after the election.
Were you for him in the election?”
asked Attorney Aldine Chambers, who
,s representing the prosecution.
No,” answered McGaughey. I
was for Fred Miles and I contributed
his campaign.”
Aided Miies, Too, He says.
Did the Elektron Company con
tribute to Mr. Miles’ campaign?” ask
ed Mr. Chambers.
As I remember they made a small
■ ontribution before the election,” an
swered McGaughey.
Electrician Turner himself was put
■ he stand and he admitted receiv
ng money for campaign expenses
after the election. There was some
hot repartee between Attorney
chambers and Turner and Attorney j
Carl Hutcheson, representing Turner, i
during the examination.
The committee will conclude the \
instigation Thursday afternoon
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Climbs Mount to End
Life'Nearer Heaven’
PASSAIC. X. I . Dec., 10. After ask
ing directions to the top of the Great
Noth fc Mountain, explaining that he
wanted to get as wmv heaven as pos
sible. .Joseph Richter went to the sum
mit and. killed himself by shooting.
Mrs. Bryan Calls Off
Cabinet Social Strike
ashinc5TON, . in< i,»«
- like of Congressional wunien against j
> Cabinet women because or the re- r
>»rt that Cabinet leaders would noi j
o-iurn Congressional calls ended when
Mrs. W J. Bryan, for the Cabinet worn- |
• B. gave out a statement that the calls j
• uuld be returned.
The announcement followed vr *ug- ■
n* si ion that Senatorial w-iVes* would pre-
Me Cabinet women .at.social .functions j
Loud Bell Annoys
Town's Old Rival
MIDLER, S. DAK.. Dec. 10 After ear-
■ est rivalry for more than 30 years be
tween this town and St. Lawrence, the
latter place has finally "put one ovter”
■>n Miller.
In placing a bell in their new school
house, the St. Lawrende people got one
'hat rings so loudly that it easily can
i»o heard in Miller. When th<* air' is'
right the sound - from- that bell almost
rowns'the tones of the local bell.
PuieroY ‘
Stage J
Clti
\ si c
ire!
Side Show ‘Spielers’
Employed in Stores '
• prl'lo"
Iiii-hf' aul*, ' 3-aSiVrs" ' sin working n j
f'hloae Heualiment sum "spieling" on 1 1 '
the virtues of hundreds of new mechan- • t ' 11 1,1
ical toys -offered to Christmas shop- terpro <M !v
pers a. lot ol l :11
Kissed Policeman by 1
Mistake, Girl Pleads
SAVANNAH. Dec. 10. Pretty Miss , l;,Ken r
Katy Sullivan, who will appear in police app;ti.<;...
court to-day on a charge of kissing a the seclu:
traffic policeman when he sat beside king-on-a?
her on .i street ear. will tell the court j (J f t] 1( .
she mistook him- for someone else, ac- ; (
coniine to her statement. ' things a
Capt, Davis, Veteran
And Author, Is Dead
Dram
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! Tech ‘s';
ciiicagD, Dee. 10.—Captain -lames \ mon cr ,j
Da-via, .Confederate war veteran and , • .....
writer of short stories, is dead at his I
home here. He was a member of the M‘’ cl ' I,
K on; uc i: \ cavalry during the Givil war. j l - ' ! ' 1 ’ 1 ■
Vfter the war he was a tobacco buyer; I>unvvot»;<i\
in Cuba. I Woo.’, on.
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GEORGIA
POLITICS
Jmis 3-NEVTN
[Savs V. omen
Off Beior
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fit who appe . led to P
in Washington !. h.
cause wen- gb n n
here to day b l >r. M
called at the State < ’a
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nuisance not
INDISTINCT PRINT
Dll
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That awful sourness, belching of ac
oid foul gases, that pain in the p*b
ie stomach, the heartburn, nervou:
oss, nausea, bloating .after eating. Jvj
g of fullness, dizziness and *' ■ < <
-" lie. means your stomach is sour
ver is torpid your bowels coo.-tip;. •
It isn't your stomach's fault it iso
.1 igesi ion - it's biliousness and co
, ion. I’r Cfiscarets; they swf
e stomach, remove .the sour, ferrr
food and foul gases; Lake bile
e fiver and carry off the constipated |
rist*- matter from the bowels. Then
, ri - sTniiiach trouble i:- ended. A i'as-
-, i i..-night straightens you out by
orning.
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pal mist r
other p
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bi
its
ASCARETS WORK WHILE YOU SLEEP.
Educated Bowels Can
Eclipse Educated Lirains
. _ — ; A? Inminatlon. Health is a Habit-
Take Jacobs’ Liver Salt for Con „ in q y ,r nver
stipation, Indigestion, Head
ache and Biliousness.
lar elimination
latching your
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Health .a almost wholly a matt^cO P-^C c= « o breakdowns ^nd
educated bowels and active nausea and awful sickness.
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dneys. Let tne nver rv...
-ome constipation, biliousness. 1
t oo. Sick headache, dullness. - -yy _
om. simply because the systen
ng poisoned by C«es ™ *
fermantad food Watte which Jtaa nos
■ ecri properly eliminated a>-d to
=cid. All food leaves waste
meotary .tract, the richer the
more wiate; and the " v ' r .,*^u
■ can it. out and giVe the bo«e.» -
'Jacobs’ Liver Salt Is agreeable and
-ever rirlpcs It act, gently, naturally
,„ c ...... the best liver regulator
•: d ♦ you are nit sat-
,, taking it, your druggist will
return your money. Jacobs’ Liver Salt
fir-- 7 .kt’'t means a clear head and
a snlend'd di‘ for you. Try :t. All
2_ m i - Made and guarar’ecd by
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M1LWAUK
I .«100,000 • ttl
.
1 Mich., for
;i right to be, and was. proud of him
lie diet! Tuesday at bis home in Dal
ton.
Governor Slaton is expected home
Wednesday afternoon, and will be ir
his office* in tlie Capitol Thursday
morning. He has been in tip* East for
tlie past ten days, principally in New
York.
Political rumor of an apparently
authoritative kind says that Con
gressman Thomas \V. Hardwick, oi
the Tenth, who will retire from the j
National House after his present
term, is to have a Federal districi j 2^
That seemingly is the question the
juries of Georgia, anti the juries alortpj
must answer in re the State-wide
prohibition law.
The Supreme Court has decided;
solemnly and with august emphasis,
that a man, person, or thing, accord
ing to the point of view, may be en
joined in Georgia from operating A
‘blind tiger”-^that is, that he may
be enjoined from selling intoxicating
llqtfbra
’What, however, Is a ‘ blind tiger.”
and when is liquor “intoxicating?’
Also, when is a sale a sale—-or. to j judgeship.
get at it the oCHer way around, when j While it. is not a matter talked
• a sale not a sale? i ,ho,lt ‘Tight out loud in meeting,” as
l-a'ljo ; iiswers. "When!” j it were,* It is known that Mr. Hard
Echo is notoriously more or less 1 V \ j c k is slated for .Judge Emory
sarcastic at times’ | Speer’s present position, in the event
Nobody knows the answer and. up- Judge .Speer retires within the time
arently. in the words of one of tin* 1 ,.t the present Wilson Adminisiru-
erstwhile “latest and most popmaf , t j on
songs of the day," nobody ever x wiil._ : h a new district were set up in
1 seems that a defendant RUilq 1,1 I Georgia, moreover and that i
selling liquor in Georgia may be ;;r- impossible— Hardwick would get it.
rested and sent up to do time m <! , The prediction that he is to have
• '< < ar-fonally one suffers botli of the v c ■ Judge Speer’* place, however, is the
ire calamities. Hut he can not he j “patter bet.”
cut up unless a jury says so — that 1 Hardwick is an nble lawyer, and his
iticli seems clear. nomination to this high office would
Where we get ’ff therefore. ; i, e pleasing and gratifying t
ri Cit 11I that old station which e\ 1- ; v .uuJ.s «»f Georgians
dently is* not to he run by —What , ’
does the jury think of it?
Mrs. Marshall Fits
going at breakneck speed beyond thi.-
pnmd old station nothing doing!
If the, limited gets by a little bit, it
is halted, and has to back up! 1
! ,r i' ,l “'" ,|M ' t ; ou,ls 1 ! U ASIIlMiTllN. (><•.•. 10. Mr? Mar
right out iri meeting and so posltlw y
that nobody can misunderstand, wha
GIRLS! GIRLS! YflU MUST TRY THIS!
BLES BEAUTY OF TO HI
Can Make
Your Hair Lustrous, Fluffy,
and Abundant.
gorate
t hou -
Her Gowns by Dummy
IQ
■OLE
ime, Oc-
lat He
iiund,|
tbf* jury’s business is in this matter.
In the meantime, locker clubs in
Georgia are about evenly divided be
tween those that view with alarm and
iheir better situated relatives able to
point with pride.
Wlv-n is< a nuisance not a nui-
sandi ?
You can search the courts of re
view!
The Albany Herald sizes up the
present situation in Georgia with re
spect to votes for women in these
•words In Georgia, the woman who
wants the ballot Is the exception. As
rule
shall, wife of the Vice 1’resident, has
found a way of fitting clothes by absent
treatment.
Mrs. Marshall was bored by long hours
nf fitting. When she went West in N.>
vemrber she stopped in Chicago, and
1 h» r measure taken and a form made of
J l.< 1 ligure While she was with her
I mother in Arizona her wardrobe was
made, and on delivery it was found per-
1 feet.
HIGH QUALITY
and LOW PRICES
THE STRONG BID FOR
Your Christmas
Shopping
'is for Christmas
Our bewildering s
of
Domestic and Foreign Novelties
ttie women of tliis Common-
,■:, 11h or*' .mite salisfled with suf-
•age condition* •
indeti nite!
time the
as enthu-
fra getter
may be
«nex .and * t <
That, i
" r ?•' v .“: That Is'l.AXATIVM BROMO QCIXIM-I
pint -a anti , i(0 j f f or | >lf . H immature of E. \s GROVE
Cures a (’old in One Day, Cures Grip
In Two Days. 25c
U.S.TradeSupremacy
Credited to Athletes
leaves no wantef
Silver Noveltier..
Hcfnd Painted f 1
Bags, Solid Gold
Goods, BUi-rketry,
uumen and child
item to attract the Christmas Shopper, Sterling
irisian Ivory, Cut Glass. White and Gold China,
a, Ladies’ Mesh Bags, Ladies’ Leather Shopping
id Gold Top Jewelry in endless variety. Brass
mcker s Sets, Community Silver. Gifts for pci
ifts for beautifying the home. Gifts for men
or this
s they are. and are
ntcreated in the vote chas-
j es - of their sisters in va-
States. This will not last
of course, and in due
‘corgia suffragette will be
a stiff and as busy as suf-
nywhere. And she will, we
1 i"c sure, be a credit to her
ber cause.”
\vill he agreed. , perhaps,
boui skses'up the status, of things.
*r,tiiiilh, woman suffrage is to be
‘ »ive issue in Georgia—at present it.
- noi
Judge Samuel P Adams
ah. one of (ieor;,
blest men. of lofty trend of mind
m 1 'splendid poise, inclines to look
skance at woman suffrage, and re-
cntlv published n card opposing it.
Nevertheless, there are few who do
o', believe that it is » question that
. ...he font; J OL Ix’fore ma"> morn fjall US.
i,v*. anti the = »
in illy ; it will be
idiots for women.
in Georgia, that will mean white
tu n it never will mean anything
It is stated that, upon the cordial
recommendation of Congressman
I 'rani Park of the Second District. \
Mrs. Nellie Brimberry will be fe- I
• npointed as postmaster at Albany.
H i? understorm to have been the
intention of the late Congressman
ip.denborrv to ask Mrs. Brimberry s
reappoinIn\ent, and Judge Park has
rb rifled to take similar action.
This a p point inept will give very
general satisfaction
CAMBRIDGE. MASS . Dec TO "Thi ;
I'nited States is supreme in the busi
ness world because its youths are su
preme in the athletic world.” ^atii Dr ,
Dudley A. Sargeani, physical director <»f ;
Harvard, to-day.
“Investigation shows tliat ai the ti’.q
sports gained universal attention the
wonderful expansion of the nation be
gan.”
BUSINESS NOTICE.
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Only 12 More Slipping Days Til! Christa i
Your Money Goes the Farthest
9 and Buys the Best at Tne Gem!
But to knovd hou) far if will go and what it wil'
buy requires y ur personal investigation
Come f
: n To
„.?s
impression in that
-settled in favor of
Our coals will please you
til us.
CARROLL & HUNTER.
our complete list, you can till it hoi” with
; ; ;i’t, e<. •? Vim half the amount you would have
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Albany.
The death of Samuel C. Berry, Rep-
'rrsmitii'iu* from Whitfield County in
, 11 gi: 1 Legislutivrc- removes
from t!i *' body one of its very best .
beloved and most highly respected'
1 members.
“Sam” Berry has represented his
home . ountv a number qf tunes, and
m-vr-r Dill e did he full Co leave his
imprint ipoti the General Assembly
,,f which he uas a i»;irt. He will be
remembered many days, particularly ]
limps
his always courteous
common-sense spirit of
Du 1
1 rig
- at
■Ueffe
1^! session of the House
v, as evident enough that death had
11 ived the goiUb-man from Whitfield
.s its own. but he took an active, even
icrgreasivc. part in the- proceedings,
cvertheless.
Berry, of Whitlield. was a gentle-|
rni*i ,0 his finger-tips a gentleman
m d ; ,n able legislator. Whitfield had
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For
foddardizing
, '
. Men’s
for a Phone Poll
nf $2 or more.
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'ell Phone, i vy 4,.
Aliuntd Phone 13
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