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WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER It. 1006. THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN; MODERN EXPERT DENTISTRY AT REASONABLE PRICES Crown and $4 Bridge Work Set of Teeth All other Dental Work at, Prices that will pleaee. Plates made and delivered eame day. OR. E. G. GRIFFIN'S GATE CITY DENTAL ROOMS 24 1-2 WHITEHALL STREET. ' B e || Phnn. 11(18 HOURS: 8 A. M. TO 9 P. MONDAYS. 9 A. M. TO 4 P M 708 ' First Prize, ““.K and WAS AWARDED TO Vulcanite Roofing at the Georgia State Fair. Tills waa done on merit by the expert dodges on this line. VULCANITE Is the or'sl'- nal double flint coated, asphalt roofing. It has Imilutvs. but no equal. Recommended by the National Board of Underwriters and Southeastern Tariff Association. "You Can Put It On." ATLANTA SUPPLY COMPANY Sol* State Agents for Georgia. 29-31 South Forsyth St., Atlanta, Ga. C. GREENFIELD, President. C. A. PEEK, Secretary. CHLOROFORM FAILED PLAYED BOTH ENDS I TO BRING DEATH AGAINST MIDDLE TO M. E. EDWARDS FOOT BALL Tech Park Thanksgiving Day CLEMSON vs. TECH 6ane Called at 2:30 P. M. . Adm ss on, 75c and $1,00. Reduced Ratee On All Railroads. Government SpV -Protected Certain Moonshiners Until Caught. A "moonshine trust" has been ex posed In a raid by local revenue offi cers near Mount Airy. In which one of the biggest Illicit distilleries ever cap tured waa destroyed. and ■ an Informer, who had been working wlththe officers In that section for some time, waa placed under arrest. It waa discovered that while It had bean practically an easy matter to lo cate the places where whisky was being made without the permission of the federal authorities, a number'Of dis tilleries had been "protected” by those who had been Informing on compet itors. The Illicit whisky trade in that section flourished under the unusual order of things. One.of the men arrested, whose name the officers refuse to divulge, was caught "black-handed,’’ so to. speak. He was asleep In a still captured near Cor nelia several days ago. When'* he was awakened the officers recognized him as a man wine had been leading them to the distilleries operated by compet itor*. While having hi* competitors put out of business and haled before the court, he Imd been assuring his own pals that the "revenues" would not bother them, nnd always steered them In other direc tion*. The stHi 'had been in operation for several months. It was discovered by the of fleers through Information given by one of the operator* not in the "trust." It Is said that while giving Information for a money consideration, some of the In formers get good sums from the moon shiners for protection. T SKATING! SEE AMUSEMENTS. Salesman Found *Uiu*tm- scions with Handker- cliief on Face. . FUL "I din tliiiukful for the general pros* pertly of Hie country, nnd especially the city." i*4i 1*1 Mayor Woodward Wednesday. "Atlanta has ninny reasons to lie thank ful. Hushicss Is hoouiing. (employees are getting good money for their work, nnd cm* players are reaping deserved profits from their labor. There Is work enough for all, mu) .thojo .who,|iave. no position* nave ciily themselves, .to lilnnie. "This administration has been a most suc cessful one. We started facing a debt of $3oU,000. Wo have [Mild nearly nJI of this, and the next administration will face a debt of about $125,000. ]ii tills happy siafe Of'affairs, all patriotic eltlxen* of At lanta should rejoice n ml be thankful. "We have made many splendid Improve ments. The Washington street viaduct Is ulhiiit completed, and the city has paid practically all the money on It. Wo have constructed uii underpass on Boulevard, nnd have built, bridges over Magnolia street mid - Kdgewoisl avenue. The Pryor street school nnd the Tenth street school, two of the best in the city, have Imhmi built, nnd many other additions have l»een made t other choola. country Is prospering as never be fore. The-eMy Is growing, and the Peo ple are. happy. This should be a great day of ihniiKsgleing-for all." ONLY ROOSEVELTS TO BE AT TABLE CITY OFFICIALS! CITY PRISONERS! ALL TAKE HOLIDAY ie city officials, with the rest of the people of Atlanta, will observe Thanksgiv ing day. Mayor Woodward will have the city ball losed Thursday, and every employee of At lanta. with just those exceptions which are absolutely necessary, will be given n holiday. The firemen will knve to be on duty, as will also the policemen, and a few of the men In the sanltury department. Otherwise It will Is* a general holiday for nil city officials. The mayor, tils secretary, the colnplrollers, the license Inspectors, the tux assessor*, the manager of the water- wof-U* department, the warden, the hoard of health officials, all the clerks, will have a day of,relaxation, rest, festivity nud thanksgiving. Not the least of those who will Im* Joyful for the day lire the unforliumtes at the city chalugntig. who. If they have notkiug else to Ik* thankful for, can at least give thanks thnt there Is such a day ns Thanksgiving. The rhahtagng officials and tin* prisoners will be given a holiday. Whether nil will eat turkey Is not known. Mayor Woodward says he doesn't know whether he will have turkey or fish. BOY DRINKS LIQUOR AND DIES ON SNIP New York. Nov. W.—Eight year old Vladi mir Bayer, who. with bis mother. Mrs. M. Buyer, was a cabin passenger oil the Hol la ml-American liner Ktntcudnm. died on NoveniWr 19 os the result of dt-luklng eight minces «>f cognac, which was mistaken for water. The child’s ?x*ly was burled nt sea. Mrs. Bayer nttetupled to throw herself body had Imn Washington, Nov. 29.—Thanksgiving at the Whle House is to bo u family nflTalr—strictly Roosevelts. Represent*- ! — ~ live anti .Mra. Longworth, who reached i , „ -• Washington from Boston yesterday, j Tll6 VR1U0 Of JTOUr 110.1116 IS wcjfll directly to the White House, increased if it appears in :«Yh r Thi h SU^. W The New Bell Telephone Di-, wetory- listings close De- ragut -Squure from a short Southern i CeHlDer 1. Call OOlltraCt 1)6- , ’" nw ‘" morro ' v Apartment, Main 1300. SERVANT IS BEATEN B! BOLD THIEVES Baltimore, Md., Nov. 28.—Marie Howard, a negro servant, was choked and beaten Into insensibility In a des perate struggle with two robblra at the residence of Mrs. M. V. Smith, on Mulberry street. It was the boldest at tempt nt a daylight robbery ever made In Baltimore. DURAND'S Thanksgiving Dinner, 12 to 3 Also 6 to 8 p. m. Thursday 29th, 50c. Music. tin lieiug attracted,by Hie noise of laud breathing Wednesday morning hImhi! I o'clock, a night watchman entered a room in the Neal house, at Pryor and Jlecfltiir streets, nnd discovered W.- K. Edwards, 28 yearn of age. a salesman for a music house, lying on a bed unconscious from the ef fect* of chloroform. « handkerchief sntn rated with the drag covering bis fare. Edwards was hurried to the Brady bos pltal, where he wee finally revived after several hoar* of hard work on the part of the physicians. Considerable Improvement was noted in his condition during the day. nnd it la believed he will soon recover. Edwards protects he had do Idea of end ing Ills life, hut merely Intended to iti- lia’e the ehloroform to relieve- it severe headache. It Is understood from Edwards* employers that he haa been missing from his work for the past two or three days, and they bad no Idea of Ids w’bere* bouts, (•imposing he was In Jackson. Edwanls' 'home Is In I'henix. Ain., Just nereis* the' CNltfahooeliee river from Co- limitin'*. Ga. lie Is married and hss one child. - < PICKPOCKETS RELIEVE TRAVELER Of PURSE While wait lug for the departure of d train m the Terminal station Wednesday, A. O. Kcbiu, of 64 Forrest avenue, wns ••touched" by a smooth pickpocket for a considerable roll. Kehm wns robbed of his purse, which contained $237.55 In money. Ida railroad and I’tilhunii tickets to Baltimore, and « $3,000 Insurance policy. The purse was extracted from mi Inside coat pocket. POSTOFFICE CLOSED ON THANKSGIVING The general delivery and registry window’s of the Atlanta postoffice will be open on Thanksgiving day from 7 until 10:80 o'clock Thursday morning. The money order de partment will Ih» closed all day. No mail will l»e delivered throughout the city by the carriers, but the carriers’ de rtment will be open to the public nnd deliver mall to patrous during the donated for the general delivery/ _jey will deliver lunl hours designated to. ... .... window. The stamp wiudowe during the same hours. oHRISTMAS CLOTHING OUTFIT $15.00. DRESS YOUR SON OR BUY AN ENTIRE OUTFIT FOR YOURSELF fiend u* $13.00 for a suit that is well worth that amount and we will give you FREE the following outfit: Suit $15.00 Underwear 1.00 Top Shirt 1.00 Collar and Cuffs 40 Neck Tie 50 Pair of Sox .. .• 25 Handkerchief .25 Pair Suspenders 50 Pair Hose Supporters 25 Collar and Cuff Buttons ... 1.50 Total value of outfit $20.65 ALL FOR $15.00 SEND THIS AD. WITH COUPON PROPERLY FILLED. Nam* Exprat* Office Town or City ..State i Kind of 8uit Oilir.d Breast Measure Waiat Measure Length of Trouaora No. of Collar No. of 8ox... No. of Cufft i If this outfit is not satisfactory we will gladly return money. EMPIRE CLOTHING COMPANY, 62 WEST MITCHELL STREET, ATLANTA, GEdRGIA. SPECIAL TRAIN DENTAL STUDENTS GO ON A STRIKE New York. Nov. 28.—'The freshuiau class of the New York College of Deutlstry st 206 East. Twenty-thlru street Is on strike. The amphitheater of the collage bussed with the protests of sixty young men against an tier from Dr. C. F. Itehll. that the first c In tooth repairing buy n fid set of Instru ments at once, lu*tead of getting them now and then through the three years’ course ns work required. RAILROAD CLERKS WILL TAKE A REST Ask the clerk at Smith & Higgins to give you a sub scription to The Georgian. It’s free with purchases of $5.00 or more. BALLARD BIFOCAL. A revelation to glass wearers, does away with two j Mill’s of glasses, both reading and walking vision In one frame, and looks like one glass. It has proven the most successful of all the advertised Invisible bifocals. They are being sold by all the leading houses in America and abroad, our oculist’s prescription department Is the most perfect system ever Inaugurated In this ountry. Not how cheap, but how well we can serve you. Ask the oculist about us. Walter Ballard optical Company, 61 Peachtree street. Is Your Business as Large as You Want? If it isn’t, you should im-miHc it by adver tising. Even if you have all the business you want, you need advertising to bold your own. The other fellow probably • needs more business and b'-'s very likely > to go after some of yours with compelling v publicity. Keep your trade-mark and vour special brands constantly before the buying public and yon’ll hold the business you have and get more. Use daily newspapers that gi> into the homes of the best people pa pers like this one. Get the Massengule Advertising Ageney, of Atlanta. Ga., to formulate your plans, prepare vour eopv and place vour ad vertis ing. They 11 Ik* glad to correspond with you in regard to the matter. TESTIMONY TAKEN IN INSURANCE CASE ThunkftKlvliig will t»e observed generally i a holiday by the employees In the general office* of ih« railroads In Atlanta. Moat of the offices will be closed all day. while others will observe a half holi day. No ?H»tItioiift have been' circulated, but It is generally understood thnt Tbnnksicirlug la considered almost on a par with Christ- mas, nud the clerka will lie given a breath ing spell, and the long period of labor will l»o broken with a day of rent. All the offices will be elosed except the ticket, su perintendent and operating offices. CUSTOM HOUSE *QUIET ALL DAY THURSDAY Thanksgiving day will lie observed ns an official legal holiday Thursday, and nil the office* In the custom house will l»e cloned all day long. No busluc** of nuy kind will Im* transactih| except In the poMtoffk-c. The district court, which has lieeu In sea- •don for tin* |iur|N»ne of disposing of minor matters, will Is* adjourned until Friday morning. BIG BRITISH STEAM.BR LOADING AT BRUNSWICK. M|H'i-lul to The Georgian. Brunswick, Ga., Nov. 28.—The British Mtenmer Sellasla arrived In this port last week from Barbados and Is now sit the whurves of the Downing Com pany taking on a large cargo of rosin and turpentine. The fiellasiu Is the largest steamer that has ever entered this port. Shortly sfter 1 o’clock the special train cl* to 1m» con states penitentiary hi South Atlanta arrived at Siiiipsou street crossing, from whence n switch engine took It Immediately to ItoMdnnd. the nearest stop to the prison. The prisoners came from various prisons In the Fast and made up one of the most unique passenger lists ever In-ought South, personally conducted by I’ncle Sum. The train Wuh heavily guarded, forty- seven deputy nmrshnls being In charge of the convict*, alsmt two convicts fpr each guard. No one was allowed to Isuird the train except official* nnd trainmen. The guards kept close watch over their charge* uml seldom took their eyes from the Inte rior of the coaches. The prisoners were huudnifft'd ill pair*, each pair being given double *cnta In the | ordinary day conches In which they trav eled. They had plenty of room nnd were allowed all the convenience* possible oil the long trip from the North. The ngea of the prlMoiiera ranged from 18 to 75 years. y, eight ... g. nine from Trenton, N. J.. • I'hit- TAMPA, FLA. AND RETURN via SOUTHERN RAILWAY Tickets on mile Npvomber 13th, l5th, 20th, 22nd nnd 27th, limited lo days from date of sale, Passenger and Ticket Office, 1 Peachtree St. Phones 142 and 2199. Ticket Office, Terminal Station; Phone 4900 J. G. LUSK, District Passenger Agent. NO DOUBLE TRACK FOR CENTRAL ROAR DARBY DULL RESIGNS I FLOOR PAINTS. For veranda Hoorn, for kitchen AS COBB'S SECRETARY!?•’ Official* of the fell Ira I of Georgia III! Atlanta deny the rumor that surveying j parties are out for the pur|K>*e of making { survey* for double tracking that road Im Atlanta and Macon, that the (surveying party near Griffin i props ring ' * “ * Mr. Hurry Hull, secretary to Asso ciate Justice Andrew CobK of the (leorglu supreme < ourt, Ims tendered hi* resignation, effective December 15. Mr. Hull’will be succeeded by. Mr. j Nat «\ Bennett, u well-known young i it I* 'believed I attorney of (•amlllit, who come* to us- iiume his new duties on December 15. I.r.h'imlTmryfor thr'elt-i''. Mr. Hull give* ii|> 111* work her* In trie line of the Macon. Griffin and Atlanta, enter commercial lines in his old home iuterurlHin line for which a charter wns | a t Athena. With Mr. J. \V. Baxter. Jr.. | S<»notirs\ Georgia Paint & Glass Go.. 40 Peachtree. and WHI8KEY HABITS cured at home with* out pain. Book of par ticulars sent FBEK, H. M. WOOLLEY. M. D. )fflce 104 N. I'rvor S' reel. granted months u,uii«Br t.1 ruii.inVl mi H.-.trl,- 1 xplendld young gentleman onJ *>'• Title from >b of Athena, he will open a luinher^husl- | SALOON I.ST IS SLAIN: NO CLEW TO GUILTY O Atlanta, via Griffin, friends and associate* at the territory through which the line; will regret his departure. I* thickly settled end well de- ' ! I’lie columnlufInn service of the f Georgia I* Iodine greatly taxed CuKS' MEMORIAL SERVICE. SlKH-lal to The Georgian. Bfunswlek, On., Nov. 28.—Bruns wick lodge Benevolent protective outer 61k* has arranged an Interesting and extensive program for the regular an nual Elks’ memorial service*, which will be held In the Grand opera house next Sunday. Hon. Shelby Myrick, of t'eiit. . with tin* growtii of the ihich till* road travels. New York. Nov. 28.—The taking >f testimony In the trial of J. W. Burn ham. Jr., w ho was counsel for the 4Iu- „ i tun I Reserve l.lfe Insurance Company, Savannah, will he the principal orator l *e*k»i Gibe. No. 1 on a charge of larceny, was begun to- ! several prominent local musicians j day*before Justice Greenbaum In the j * 1,1 render selections. ! supreme court, criminal branch. ! n enmnf vi t V nnLH.Mi Burnham will not have to spend j PA r .l ROJiM AN UnPihlt j Thankagfvfng day In the Tombs, as! Qprirnirsji v rrfrnrit ! Richard Deeve. who has been on Burn- ! nlililVH nlil HI I j ham's bond for $12,500, flgneri u paper i keeping bond in force until judgment INdi.-cman s. a. Grcp Ik in Grady i | H rendered. hospital nerlomdy iiijurad a* the result of a pecaHar accident early Tuesday night. ————- ■ ■ Officer Greer was elmsiiig a negro in Ivy i unu liMFR rnuMBLEV “" d '"ling at n repbl dip. HON. JAMES CRUMBL6Y u.< a.-d.lwitally nltli Iht* r.'ai- and DIES AT GEORGETOWN. I,,r „ wagon. Tin la ml.-1 In Ilia alalo- If U feareil the officer H In hrough . I many |h*o- I Ie living along thf* Hue do buslne** dully j In Atlniita. An nnnomieement of the pre-1 lliulnary survey of the eieeirle line l» ex- peetetl daily. RED MEN INSTITUTE TRIBE AT BAINBRIDGE. ACCEPTS CONDITIONS The State <*lty Terminal (*oinpuny has filed Its acceptance of the grgnt* made by. the city council and the con ditions attached. The company has also given the $50.. non bond required. Mr. H. M. Atkinson, president of the Atlunta. Birmingham and Atlantic railway, acting as securl. substantial and intluemlul men, j •d Monday of paralysis. He was tax SpeelnI to The Georgian. Bainbrldge, Oh., Nov. 28.—'Throna- the Improved Order of Red Men, was instituted here Monday night. The tribe was organ ized by cl. Harry Gage, of Atlanta, offi cial organizer for the reservation of Georgia. Thirty-nine palefaces were scal|»ed. Applications are In from a number of other* already. The chiefs elected were: Sa« hem. I);’. II. !!. Cheatham; pronh. et, p. L. Mathis; senior sagamore, t’ol- onel W. L>. .Sheffield; junior sagamore, K. A. McArthur; chief of records, Rufus v . v v . , r f-:. Hpearnian; keeper of wumpuni, i\ ^** u Yo,k ' ^ r ,‘‘ W. Wimberly; collector of wampum. Kightli reglinent. New York state ml- | Rufus K. fitieorman: trustees. Dr. J. <*. {lltla, will la* blotted out of existence I Neely. J. P. Hines and W. W. Linton:: j before December 5. Internal dissensions i first saunap. J..11. Mcharland: second j lhat |, ftV e existed since the .Spanish ■ Newport News, \’u„ Nov. 28,—With Ids head beaten almost to a pulp, j Douglass Gom ley, a saloon-keeper f »f Elizabeth C’Hy, was fount) dead on the floor of hi* room above thq saloon this morning at 8 o'clock. * ' A IiPhhI-stained pick handle was lying within a few feet of the corpse. Robin ry Is supposed to have been tha Incentive for the crime, hut the mur derer left behind no clew to tils Iden tity. \ OLD EIGHTH REGIMENT IS TO BE BLOTTED OUT. Mpcclut to The Georgfnii. 1 teraatly In. ^ Getn-gi town. Gu.. Nov. 2 .—James ! A', AV.'K'.t.lLMwritimUla SKmi^wUS* ••wniuifs, - B. Fundcrburke; guard of ! war, result,^ni7u'the'‘demoralliluow of ('rumbtey. of Quitman county's w»ry r«**tless. . | ,kf * f-»rest. B. N. Walker: guard of the; t | )e organization, has caused a serious wigwam. H, I*. Muxvvt-ll. To Rebuild School. elnl The Montgomery, Ala., Nov. 28.—The city I or Athens has Informed the governor 1 and state superintendent of education | ) that It v.lll rebuild the Kighth district j agricultural school lnill«limr. which wa*l destroyed, recently by a steam, and that i it Will cost $8,000. I Thanksgiving Sarvice. A Thanksgiving service, to which all ate Invited, will Im* held at the Capitol Avenue Baptist chufch Thursday at ft o'clock. .Short addresses will be made by Dr. Julien Rodgers, Dr. J. K. Pace, Colonel \v. \Y. tlalnes and Mr. T. A. Teasdale. The music w III be hi charge >f Profesor Wflilnnison and will be a To Hear Libel Suit. X|M«’h»f The Geurgiau. Montgomery. Ala.. Nov. 2S.—The suit • »f Campbell Jones vs. The Montgomery ■ ’ Adv.rltxe.- for dumnim. allnt-; H P* cl '" fpalur *- lug Hbe|. will Im* heard again by Judgi A. Il Hay re, of the civil division of lh< emper 10. The first | Hi- A- R- Holder!*--. the I at s toy. At Moore Memorial. $ I o.aog, in favor *»f Mr. I preach a M|*ccla( Thanksgiving sermon * set aside by the judge jat lo o'clock at Muon* Memorial church, as u ml ariaL fipcdal imi»ic haa beta arranged. LOOK OVER your laundry and if you find eny rea son, for disistl,faction you should send your linen to us, for we guar antee to Launder Your Linen and all other Ji^icfes fn a way that cannot be surpassed. EXCELSIOR LAUNDRY, 40-42 Wall Street. Phonee. Main, 41.