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MRS. OELRJCHS BA 7 7LES FOR MILLIONS LEE7 BY HER HUSBAND 70 OTHERS We Are Sole Dealers in This Section FOR THE- Daughters of Confederacy in Four Days’ Convention, interesting Program. Special to The Georgian. Americua, Ga... Oct. 31.—The bright est minds of the women of Georgia i sembled in Americus today at ithe opening of the annual state convention of the United Daughters of tha Con federacy. Many delegates arrived la*L evening and the morning trains in creased the nuinbsr considerably* The annual session will not be all work, for interspersed with the more serious ad dresses and reports there will be fea tures of entertainment arranged by the local chapter. At the formal opening this morning the invocation was by Rev, J, P, Ward- law and the -address of greeting by Mayor B. A. Hawkins. Mrs. Walter Lamar, of Macon, made graceful sponse to the greetings on behalf of the visiting Daughters. The remainder of the day was taken up with the ad dress of the president, the reports of other officers and committees and rou tine business, in all the addresses touching reference was made to tite death of Mrs. Jefferson Davis. The meeting will remain in session until Saturday. WALTER pALLARD OP TICAL CO. market tin* new Italian. ....... treading and walking vision iu one truuu* and looking like one glass. They hare proven the most suceessful of all the ad vertised invisible bifocal*. Ground In a deep torlc curve, giving a large visual Held for reading, as well ns walking. Thej the most perfect and lieautitiil glass Consult us shout bifocals. We have all. Sales room, U i’encbtrsu street. At- Great Majestic Range “Not Cheapest—but Least Expensive” GATES ARE THROWN OPEN TO SAN ANTONIO FAIR Special to The Georgian. San Antonio, Tex., Oct. 31.—San An tonio’s annuui international fair opened today under highly promising condi tions. All departments of the exhibition are filled to overflowing with choice displaj's of live stock, farm products, poultry, women's work, manufactures, fruit, fish and flowers. Five hundred fast horses are stabled at the track in readiness for a ten days* race meeting. We carry all sizes from 18- inch oven to 30-inch oven Hotel Ranges. The Soldiers’ Home, City of Atlanta, Governor’s Mansion, Majestic Hotel, and a dozen or more Restaurants are using our Hotel Sizes.. Majestic Ranges are made better and of better material than any other Ranges in the world—viz., Malleable Iron and Char coal Iron. * ' , Can't Crack or Break! The water heaters are more . powerful by fifty per cent; the oven bakes more quickly and evenly; the fuel and repair bills are less than with any other Range- Will Last a Lifetime! Thousands in use in Atlanta and hundreds of thousands used in forty of our States and in nine foreign countries. It is better to invest $100.00 than to throw $50.00 away and you can get a fine Majestic Range from $58.00 up. See them or write for Catalog. ANDERSON HARDWARE COMPANY, CAR SEAL INSPECTOR . vKILLED BY ENGINE. ROUT SECRETARY COOK OUT OF WARM BED TO REGISTER BIG CORPORATIONS IN TIME Corporations woke up Wednesday. Several of them also routed the sec retary of state out of a warm "bed Tuesday night. So anxious did some of them become to duck that $50 penalty that applies after Wednesday, that they began fir ing returns hnd dollar bills at the see-* retary by registered mall. Secretary Cook’s willing to stay at his office in th#*capltol all day, but he does insist on gofng home ut night. So, findings the capital all dark and abandoned Tuesday night, Uncle Sam's •pedal delivery messengers hunted out the Cook domicile. First one came at 11 o’clock, and after clanging the door bell until half the neighbors were up to see the trouble, Secretary Cook went down to tee what sort of a cataclasm had taken place. He was handed a registered com munication, containing a corporation fglMtratlon. Grumbling over being turns. A Stream of Dollars. But the grand rush began at hi* office in the capltol early Wednesday morning. A steady stream of Atlan tans hurried in with properly filled blanks and dollar bills. “See by last night’s *>apers thalf this Is the last day, so register me quick,” said one excited individual. And the postman was almost stag gering with his burden of mail for the secretary of state. Nearly every letter contained u dollar, many several dol lars. , , . Indications are that by 4 o clock Wednesday afternoon the total number of registrations will reach -3,000. Two baseball associations have reg istered—the Atlanta dub and the Ll- thonla Baseball Association. The ques tion arises as to whether all the In the Southern and South leagues arc not poratlon tax. clubs Atlantic liable for tills cor- Special to The Georgian. Macon, Ga., Oct. 31.—While at work in .the yards of the Central of Georgia railroad last night about 6:30 o'clock, W. A. Hope, 22 years old, waa run down by a switch engine and Injured so badly that he died while being taken to the city hospital. Hope was a car -seal Inspector and was struck by the tender of an engine and knocked down, the wheels passing over hls left leg at the hip. He came to Macon a * short time ago from Charleston. 8. C., where hls mother now lives. L 33-35 Peachtree St. 2-16 Edgewood Ave, IOWA AND WISCONSIN GOVERNORS WILL VISIT ATLANTA IN NOVEMBER Gracia Bagley. The body of Oracle Bagley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Bagley, was taken to Duluth, Ga., Wednesday morn ing for Interment. Laundry 8tock Uaued. 8pec-l.il !i> The Georgian. fovlngton. Ga., Oct. 31.—With prac tically all of the stock secured, the stockholders at a recent meeting de cided to have the Covington Steam Laundry In operation as early as possi ble. MR. DUNCAN O. BULL, PROMINENT TORON- TOAN, IN CITY. It is Secretary Cook’s opinion that they are, since all of them do business muted out of a warm bed. he re.tred £ Bihe llrT ..drawn It hL't^of^Lof r^cX n an.'VA h d jgelTn S a.',he banning of next and found a couple of corporation re- ^ season. LOCAL SECURITY PRICES POSTED IN NEW EXCHANGE The posting of quotations on local |Ind amlngemenu' stocks and bonds Is expected to prove looWnJf tmvill .j t he organisation of the to be a feature of unusual Interest end , xc hnnge were talked over the success Importance to commercial men Inter- j 0 £ tiie movement I* practically assured, »• v., official information concerning an be **»< ured without i*tly interest- ‘•sted In the proposed board of trade j now In process of organisations und*r j local . difficulty. Only th Influence and protection of the r hamber of Commerce. Tills feature of the exchange was discussed but llttle at the recent meet ing held In the offices of the Atlanta Fompres* Company* but Its impor tance was readily recognised by those in a position to realize the value of the ‘There’s a Reason” for PoSTUM ed in particular stock* could furnish anything like reliable quotations. It Is said that if thfs Information was easy to obtain local tracing would increase and prove beneficial to local indu*- ‘Th/law ‘SS- a hoard where this information might be but prohibits any spec exchange. Thi*. Interfere with the change. ••My Idfeft i* to board of ttilde lncl..^~ ---* — - possible that might be of value to e»cr> i.i um h of trade in the ilt.v, fr?* 11 Two governors, their full staffs, each accompanied by a special train of prominent citizens,and officials of their respective ’states, will be Atlanta’s guests during November. The governor of Iowa, hls staff, and a special train of prominent citizens of hls state, will be here first. Following them, the governor of Wisconsin and a party Equally as large of prominent citizens and officials of hls state,will come to Atlanta. Both parties will moke tours of the South, dedicating the monuments to the dead soldiers of their respective states. Both states have monuments at Andersonvllle, which will be dedi cated In November. The Iowa party will be in Anderson- vllle on November 16. Coming back from Andersohvllle and’ on their way to Lookout Mountain, the party will stop In Atlanta. They will be here all of November 17, and a large portion of »the day of November 18. On November 19 the Iowan* will dedicate a monu ment at Lookout fountain. The following Is the Itinerary of*the Iowa party; Vicksburg, November 15; Andcrson- vllle, November 16; Atlanta, November 18; Lookout Mountain. November 19; Missionary Ridge, November 19; Rose ville Gap, November 20, and Shiloh, November 23. The itinerary of the Wisconsin party has not been announced. Both |»artles will be elaborately en tertained while'in Atlanta. Several companies of state troops will accom pany the governors. CUPID STOPPED MEETING FOR WEDDING CEREMONY Cupid InterferrecF with a meeting of the board Of stewards of the Walker Street Methodist Church long enough Tuesday afternoon to allow the pastor. Rev. W. L. Pearce, to quietly perform a marriage ceremony making Olln Hutchins and Miss Lottie Lillian Haves, 363 Luckfe street, l|f\ partner*. the couple rode out to thfparsonuge on a street car and without the knowl edge «»f any one except an Immediate friends, arrived during the session of the stewards. Every precaution was taken to prevent acquaintance* from getting an inkling of what was going to happen and nothing was known un til Tuesday evening. The groom li connected with the Gate City Coffin Company. . . \ Db various euicrprises In Toronto, cpiMlIng a week in the city, the guest of I’lmrle* T. Phillips, general agent of Itartb* Fruit «*•». r. Hull I* practically n resident of Cubs nmJ hls family ftpouiHiig most or their > on that Island. Ills magnificent home at Baltic, rutin, has been *|»okeii of probu- 1*1 v more than nay other In Cuba. Mr. Hull talks Interestfugly of Cuba, her industries, vast ngihuitural possibilities and rapid growth In the commercial world. “ represrunitlv—“* time aid: "Culm I* only (in The Georgian In her Infancy as branch of trade in the .vniaJlfBt produce <t. nloi- to the I) ig cot- tc*n buyer,” said a local broi.ei. ‘ trv. The eastern portion of the InUtud—in - 11 .which my property Is located, adjoining might carry the same Information car- th,. groves of ih * Hurtle Fruit Co -I* 24 22 hv th# wire houses. It must be {hours -loser to New \o»-k than llavamt. lied b> the « n ,, t , ho vunr- iTIil* enables me to overcome the rompefl- i,mmo he iruar- I This enable* me to overcome the n aiUhentlc and will, oftoutu , n g r | the Florida product by the snpe- “ liber of * ommerce. of tftl( . f M ,mu irtlele ut..f to entirely ”' tr " rt srrtstss the California growers with their 3.UW) mile haul mi l enormous freightage. Tie* climate and health of Culm Is misur- t and I spend most of tir* year with my family on my Cuban orange grove* Tic* •Inyo—even in mid summer—nre c**>! and pleasant, ond you have to sfeeji under at lust one blanket the yeor nronml.” Mr. Hull Is mm *>u Ids way to Cub# and will slop a week in Atlanta. anfeed by rhe Cbamb* . •“TlwiVIn no plat’.’ "Ithln my knowl- edge where quotation; <m >«ol ««*« c-in be readily seemed. Atlanta Is be- hind AuguWtv „n i hi:. p.:int. baratwe h that towrt almost anyone In’trt-Bted In .t.K-kB rnti set quotation* on an> I«al ■locks within a few seconds. need something of this sort- it^will be val uable-’* FEASTS OF ALL S A INIS AND ALL SOULS, OBSER VED At the Chufch of the Sacred Heart the feaat* of All Saints anti AH Souls Thursday and Friday will be cele brated with appropriate ceremonies unit special masses. Thursday Is a day of obligation. Friday a day of de votion. .. . On .Thursday there will be masses nt 6, 7, 8 and 9 o’clock In the morning with confession In the afternoon and evening. On Friday there will b masses at 0:30, 7 and 8 o'clock In the morning, with an anniversary mass at ti:3i) o’clock In the evenlnr. conducted by Rev. Michael Walter. 8. M. At 4 o'clock Friday afternoon there will be league devotions and benediction. PRESIDENT GOES TO WOODS WITH GUNS AND MESSAGE Washington, Oct. JL—President and Mrs. Roosevelt left at 11:15 o'clock this forenoon for "Pine Knot.” the cottage owned by Mrs. Roosevelt In Albemarle rpunty, Va., where they will remain until Sunday. The president took along Ills annual message and several rifles, and equipment which shows that the executive Intends to work as well as play while on the outing—and Assist ant Secretary l-atta. who was the only member of the whit* house clerical PAWNEE BILL’S WILD WEST AND GREAT FAR EAST ATLANTA, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 5. Old Show Gfoundijack'lon and Wheal Sis. AMERICA’S NATIONAL ENTERTAINMENT Over 1,000 Men, Women and Horeee Employed. The sctualitiee of Frontier Life Vividly Refyo* duced. The Orient Transplanted ,o Your Very Homee. Over 100 Indians from Different Western Tribes. Strange People from every Clime. The World'* Armies Assemblld. "Mountain Meadow Massacre.” "Hanging of - a Herat Thitf." "Burning of Trapper Tom't .Cabin." "Daadwood Stage Robbary.” Hard of India Elaphanta. Drove of Egyption Camels. Herd of Buffalo. Philippine Island Catt|*. FRESH FROM ONE MONTH’8 NEW * Spectacular O’clock a. m. ■ Two Performance* Daily at 2 and 8 p. m. Rain or Sliino. Seat, for 10,000 Ptoplo .Under Sun and Rainproof Canopioa. Reserved Seats on Salt Day of show withou^_extra^ at Whitakar-County Drug Co.. Broad and Marietta Straata. •GRAND Atlanta Lecturg Association Presents Rabbi J. Leonard Levy, of Pittsburg, Wednesday night, October 31tt. Sub ject: "Marching On.” Ticket* on aale at Grand Box Office. TI1HKK NIitHTH. HEfSISNTNO TONIGHT. MATINKK MATITtllAV. AMELIA BING-HAM IN TIIK NKW rOMKDT. I'ALLBD “The Lilac Room.” Hliir Fawi. .MugiilfWnt I’nwlnctkiii. gilt 25i* l« $1.5a Malinrt* to SLOO, HAI.K NOW Ol'KN. BIJOU TONIGHT—MATINEE THURSDAY, Ths Nuttenthall Bros. Amus. Co. (Inc.) Present the Dainty Musical Fare* •‘LOVERS AND LUNATICS” With Joe Morris as “Ikey Rosenstein." Next Week; “TOM, DICK AND HARRY.” NEW SLEEPER ON W. & A. R. R. TO CHATTANOOGA. Kffectlve at Atlantal October 27th, and Chattanooga, October 29th, the W. ft A. Railroad will operate on Ita trains. Son. 3 and 4, Pullman Bleep- era between Atlanta and Chattanooga, train learlng Atlanta at 8:50 p. and paaaeugera can remain in same until 7:00 a. m. next morning In Chat tanooga, returning paaaengera can get in sleeper at Chattanooga at 9:00 p. tn. and arrive Atlanta 7:10 next morning. C. K. HARMAN, General Passenger Agent. force to accompany them, was armed with hi. trusty typewriter. The main reason the president wish ed to get away from Washington Just at this time »■«» to do some work on hla annua! message before he left for Panama. * duet befoie he left he posed for Mlsa, _^ eni i err im emcris Hally Furttham. the New York aculp-' PHARMACY COLLEGE IN GEORGIA. trees, who la making the bas relief for a gymnasium In New York. On either side of the president’* profile In. this work will be the wurda, ’’Belter Faith ful Than Famous.'' PHARMACY STUDENTS ARE IN VITED TO CALL AT THE HAND SOME NEW QUARTERS OF THE SOUTHERN COLLEGE OF PHAR MACY, CORNER LUCKIE AND BAR TOW STREETS. TWO SIX-MONTHS COURSE8 LEADING TO GRADU ATION IN ONE YEAR. LARGEST THE STAR igjfe sa — — - H8 WEEK OF OCT. 29. Sensational Orama Entitled “The Kentucky Outlaws” A MOTHER’S DEVOTION. 45 PEOPLE 45 Matlneea Mondny, Wedneiday, Thurs day and Saturday at 3:30. Every night at 8:15. Workhouse to Be BuilL (ipw-lal to Tin- Onirglsn. • i;plumbus, Ga., Oct. SI.—'Th* city Is going to establish a model worklmu-e at the stockade where etty prisoners are conltned and will establish differ ent, branches of work for the convicts. Canning Company Organized. gpeefnl to Tile Georgian. Brunswick. Ga., Oct. 31.—One "I itest moves In Induatrlnl clri le ninswlck Is the organisation of a Canning factory. It will be know the Glynn fynnlng Company. FALL SESSION, OCTOBER TO APffIL. SPRING SESSION. APRIL TO OCTOBER. REMEMBER THE ADDRESS. Do You Want to Buy SPENCER KELLOGG’S Pure Linseed Oil. Strictly Pure Lead, Southern Home Pure Lead and Zine Paints. Nails. Carpenter’s and Mason's Tools. Builders Hardware at bottom prices. If so, call at 150 Peters St. F. J. COOLEDGE & SON.