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Country Exhibits Will Prove Geor
gia Farms Can Sustain Them
selves Without Cotton.
MACON, GA„ Oct. 31.—Crop diver
sification will be exemplified by the
leading farmers of the State at the
Georgia State Fair which opens in
Macon next Tuesday, November 30,
and runs for ten days All of the
county agricultural exhibits, twenty
In number, will be convincing proofs
of the ability of Georgia farmers to
make their places self-sustaining
even without raising cotton.
Aside from the county displays,
there will be several hundred indi
vidual agricultural exhibits, showing
the achievements of children as well
is of adults in the culture of corn,
cotton and other products. A special
building has been provided for the
accommodation of the canning clubs
which will be more numerously rep
resented than ever before.
The Georgia State Fair Association
absolutely guarantees the payment of
every one of the premiums and prizes,
amounting in all to *i*;nno
There is money in the bank amply
sufficient to pay all of the awards,
and no prospective exhibitor need be
apprehensize of not gettin his
money.
The live stock display for the State
Fair is expected to be the finest and
largest assembly of the kind ever
made in Georgia.
Deserts Husband
ForBrother-in-Law
BUFFALO Oct. 31. A few hours aft
er her marriage to Frank Minoloski Mrs.
Josephine Minoloski eloped with Thomas
Pomaski, her sister’s husband.
Mrs. Pomaski came from Russian
Poland seven years ago to marry Po-
maskl. About a year ago her younger
sister, Josephine, who is very beautiful,
came from the Old Country to live with
her. Her husband and sister were at
tracted to each other from th*> first,
and she then introduced Josephine to
Frank Minoloski. who fell in love with
her. When they announced their en
gagement the wife thought her troubles
were all over, but the wedding day
brought her even greater sadness.
Real Cowboys and Redskins Visit Atlanta
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101 Ranch Reproduces Life of Plains
Woman on the
Battlefield
What She Gives to a Nation.
Shall we say that women contrib
ute only the bandages, the nursing,
cheering and comforting the wounded?
No! They contribute the fighters'
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College Can Refuse
Any Dull Student
CHAMPAIGN. Oct. 31.—The Univer
sity of Illinois has u right to refuse re
entrance to a student who has been
dropped because of unsatisfactory
scholastic work. This is Circuit Judge
Hogg's decision In a mandamus suit
against the university by A. Davis Mc-
Oonoughy.
McConoughy failed to pass a single
subject last year save military and
physical training. When he applied this
year he was refused. Attorneys for the
plaintiff argued that the university was
u public servant and was bound to ad
mit any resident of the Ftate regardless
of IiIm mental attainments.
MOTHER! GIVE GROSS. SICK CHILD
Tents Rise To-Day and Indian Village and
Bronchos Are Open to Public View.
Monday is "Wild W r est Day” In At
lanta—or, rather, the first of two Wild
West days. The 101 Ranch show ar
rives this morning. The trains will
be unloaded in the Terminal yards,
and the tent city will be elected at
Jackson and Boulevard, and it goes
without saying that there will be a
crowd of the curious on hand to watch
the interesting operations. This is
something that to a large element in
the community has a resistless lure.
With the 101 Ranch show the early
morning hours are said to be espe
cially interesting, for. unlike the cir
cus performers, the Wild West peo
ple ride their horses from the cars io
the grounds, and they wear the char
acteristic costumes of the range and
reservation, just as they will appear
later in the arena.
Buffaloes With Show.
The 101 Ranch is credited with be
ing a big show. It has, it is an
nounced, been more than doubled in
size since it originated at the James
town Fair seven years ago. As in the
early days, much stress is laid upon
the ranch-bred horses, the herd of
buffaloes and the long-horned steers.
The Indian village also is an impor
tant feature of the show.
Only absolutely necessary work will
be done on the grounds to-day. and
yet there will be much of interest to
see. for the Indian village and .he
horse tents will be open for public in
spection.
A Handsome Saddle.
The two days’ engagement in At
lanta will be inaugurated Monday
with a characteristic Wild West pa
rade, which will pass over the usual
route. Many features are announced
for the procession. There will be an
Indian village on wheels; buffaloes
and long-horned steers riding on big
floats or driven by pretty oowgirla;
a band of Indian braves with their
squaws and pappooses, led by lie
noted Chief Iron Tail, whose profile
is on the new nickel; cowboys and
cowgirls, headed by Joe Miller, the
noted cattleman, and White Chief of
the Poncas, riding his Arabian horse,
Ben-Hur, and mounted on a silver-
ornamented and jeweled .saddle valued
at over $5,000; an old stage coach,
a. train of "prairie schooners” and
other interesting features.
The performances take place Mon
day and Tuesday at 2:15 and 8:15.
Strenuous exhibitions of Wild West
life are promised. Seats will be sold
art Elkin’s drug store.
The show arrives this morning at 7
o'clock. hTe parade will follow Au
burn avenue to Peachtree, to Broad,
to Mitchell, to Whitehall, to Peach
tree, to Auburn, and back to the
grounds. Performances will bf at
2:16 and 8:15, with the tents open an
hour earlier.
Character of Hog
Debated in Court
MONTGOMERY, ALA.. Oct 31.—The
reputation of a hog was brought in
question In the Circuit Court here when
twenty witnesses spent the day testi
fying as to the friendliness or grouchi
ness of "Mr. Porker.”
A. M. Pughs hog bit V . Rhodes’
mule, causing the mule to die. and upon
the fact of the known viciousness of the
hog depended Rhodes' right to recover
damages. Pugh asserted the hog was
very docile, and brought many "ex
perts” from among his negro farm
hands to prove it. Rhodes was just as
certain the, hog was a dangerous animal,
and was supported by a like delegation
of witnesses.
Did You Ever. Come Over and
sc How Easy ‘GETS-IT’ Got
That Corn!"
2 seconds, and away they go,
i vanish. No more cotton-rings
ke the corn sharper and more
no more bandages to stop circu-
and stick to the stocking, no more
to turn the flesh raw and make
rn "pull.” no more knives or ra-
rith danger of bleeding and blood
Ing.
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i absolutely harmless to healthy
Warts and bunions disappear.
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o E. Lawrence & Co., Chicago.
Wants Parcel Post
To Include Stork
WASHINGTON, Get. 31.—Postmaster
Praeger mav soon suggest to tlie PoFt-
master General the extension of the
na reel post to include babies, In order
1 that the duties of the stork may be
lessened. The suggestion was prompted
by the following letter receiveo by the
postmaster:
"Marlon, Ind., Oct. 20.
“Dear Postmaster.
'Washington. D. C.
I "I am eleven years old am so lone
some for a baby. 1 wish you would
send the stork to my home. I would
like to have a little girl sister. I will
take care of her the best of my ability.”
Wild Grapes Grow
On Hickory Tree
GRANT CITY. MO., Oct. 31.—What is
considered - no of the most remarkable
freaks ever produced in Worth County
was discovered when a fine bunch »>f
wild grapes was foiled growing on a
hickory tree. .
The vines were firmly attached to the
hickory limb, where .he grapes hau
grown to full maturity. The grapes j
had the sirine flavor a3 those grown on
a nearby vine.
Divorced and Wed in
Less Than an Hour
SAN JOSE. CAL., Oct. 31.—The ink
was not yet dry where her final decree
for divorce had been entered in the
judgment book of the Superior Court
wh» n Jennie Ban’hi presented herself
at the County Clerk’s office and was
issued a license to marry Herbert Joseph
Rogers.
The final decree was issued to Mrs.
Barchi from ignazlo Bachi, whom she
married in New York in 1903.
Say Defective Teeth
Are Worse Than Rum
BOSTON, Oct. 31.—Defective teeth
cause more destruction to the system
than alcohol, according to speakers at
the convention of the Northeastern |
Dental Association.
Dr. W. A. White, of the New York
State Board of Health, said 45 per cent
of the failures among school children
were due to teeth troubles.
He Ate 'Em Alive, But
He's Not Really Wild
Real “Bosco” Eloped With Show’s
Fortune-Teller, and Understudy
Gets the Job.
CHICAGO, Oct. 31.—“The wild man
eats ’em alive!” was the ballyhoo
slogan at the sideshow’ at the Haw
thorne County Fair.
Inside, in a pit, a hideously painted,
alrriost naked savage cavorted. He
growled and roared. Children were
frightened. His head wa3 shaved ex
cept for une tuft of hair which pro
jected from the top of his conical
pate. In the pit were spring chickens
which the wild man pursued. But
the show went to smash and the w’ild
man was picked up for begging.
‘T am Leo Kohn,” he told the court,
meekly. T am nor a wild man. There
was a wild man with the show, but
he ran away with the fortune-teller.
I was out of a job an dso I became
wild. I had to roar and growl and
scare children. I almost froze, too. I
had nothing on. Then a woman hit
with an umbrella and cursed me for
cruelty to chickens.
’’The show* busted and I was only
trying to get bed money when I was
pinched.”
“Will you promise to stay tame?”
asked Judge Scully.
“Yes. I’ve got my throat so full of
chicken feathers I ran hardly swal
low anything. I'm through with wild
man stuff.”
"Discharged,” said the court.
Antwerp Says British
Cost it $46,000,000
Special Cable to The American.
AMSTERDAM, Oct 31.—The Co
logne Gazette says 50 commercial
houses of Antwerp have sent a pro
test to the American Minister against
the destruction of their stocks of
goods by the British before their re
treat.
They demand from the British
Government an indemnification of
230.00,00 francs ($46,000,000) as the
destruction of their goods, they claim,
was not occasioned by the defense of
the town, hut was willfully carried out
by the retreating British troops dur
ing the evacuation.
Professor Lull, of Yale, Anounces
the Discovery of Bones of
Giant of Species.
BOSTON, Oct. 31.—That the larg
est mastodon species found anywhere
in the world came from Massachu
setts and that this prehistoric mam
moth (proven by the discovery of
bones unearthed at Coleraln In this
State and at five other spots in New
England) was without doubt the ter
ror of the "Yankee" of prehistoric
times is the latest scientific sensa
tion.
The discovery of the great masto
don’.'. bones and their significance as
regards the fruitfulness of the Bay
State as a prehisoric garden has
caused widespread interest among
noted paleontologists and other sa
vants.
Richard Swan Lull, a Yale Univer
sity professor of note, has made the
announcement of the discoveries.
“The majestic type of the mastodon
found here has never been equalled
anywhere,” he states.
This Massachusetts mastodon be
longed to the Pilocene and the early
Pleistocene ages; that Is, the huge
mammal roamed the forests tens of
thousands of years ago, probably
along with the prehistoric men whose
bones were dug up a few years ago
at Ipswich and in other New Eng
land places.
Over 13 Feet High.
"The mastodon stood thirteen and
one-half feet at the shoulder, with
tuskr ten feet or more in length and
had huge, coarse, ridged teeth,” says
the professor.
This imperial mammoth was suc
ceeded bythe so-termed "elephus
columbi,” whose stature rarely ex
ceeded eleven and one-half feet, but
whose tusks reached the maximum
length and curvature, those of an
old male actually crossing each other
at the tii> so that their primal func
tion of digging wap lost.
They were also rendered inefficient
as defensive weapons.
Such a type has b?en regarded as
an instance of "momentum in evolu
tion” structure, which long past the
point of greatest efficiency, became
an actual menace to the owners.
One of the types of American ele
phant and one which probably also
roamed the forests of New England
was the woolly mammoth equipped
with a sort of "camel’s hair” under
coat as a protection against the rig
ors of the Northern winters.
Worked for Man.
Professor Lull states that while
proof of actual association of these
elephants and prehistoric man has
not yet been obtained, sufficient evi
dence is present to make it seem
likely that man had subjugated this
denizen of the forest and put its
strength to his service.
In a sulphur spring In the West,
bones of horses, bisons and these,
elephants were found with arrow
heads and other man-made imple
ments.
In another case in New York Stale,
four feet below the surface of the
ground were discovered the bones of
a mastodon and twelve inches below
this in undisturbed clay, pieces of
pottery and thirty fragments of char
coal.
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To Get Rid of Wrinkles
and Bad Complexion
i i
If Peevish, Feverish, Tongue
Coated, Give “Fruit Laxative”
at Once.
No matter what alls your child a
laxative should be the first treatment
given.
Look at the tongue, mother! If
coated, it is a sure sign your "little
one’s" stomach,' liver and bowels need
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When cross, peevish, listless, pale,
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waste, sour bile and undigested food
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Sick children needn’t be coaxed to
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Ask your druggist for a 50-rent
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It is more important now than during
the period of profuse perspiration to
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FEEL FINE! SEEP BOIES ICJIIE. LESS MEAT IF KIDNEYS HURT Oil
STOMACH SHEET UNO HEAD CLEAR HI BACKACHY AND HUE
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ASCARETS WORK WHILE YOU SLEEP.
Meat Forms Uric Acid Which
Clogs Kidneys—Causes Rheu
matism and Irritates Bladder.
If you must have your meat every
day, eat It, but flush your kidneys
with salts occasionally, says* a noted
authority who tells us that meat
forms uric acid which almost para
lyzes the kidneys In their efforts to
expel it from the blood. They be
come sluggish and weaken, then you
suffer with a dull misery in the kid
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sick headache, dizziness, your stom
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To neutralize these irritating acids,
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