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f THE ATLANTA GEORGrAN. DELEGATES WHO LOCATED FIRST DISTRICT SCHOOL THI8 IS A PHOTOGRAPH TAKEN IN FRONT OF THE GUARDS’ ARMORY, SAVANNAH, ON SATURDAY AFTERNOON OF THOSE INTERESTED IN THE AWAROING OF THE AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE FOR THE FIRST CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT. GOVERNOR TERRELL 13 SEATED ON THE THIRD ROW, NEAR THE CENTER. THE VA RIOUS DELEGATIONS ARE SCATTERED THROUGHOUT THE PICTURE. THE LADIE8 WERE FROM EMANUEL COUNTY. STATESBORO WA8 AWARDED THE COLLEGE. LANDLADY INVITES CLERK 70 COME AND BE WHIPPED, A highly unique ,T#>V that has teen for[lf«K' Child Labor Bills Are Introduced In Congress, brewing for Xp I months berw^n S. Wyatt,'a/clerk In th$, grocM? store of F. A. Al.ddrc, 63 Hast Hunter street. iiml Mrs. ft.‘ L, Bates, who con- iluctH n hoarding house near by, reach ed a climax Tuesday when’Mr*. Hates? Is said to huve Invited Wyatt out onto Hie sldwnlk with the threat thnt «hq ] would whip hitip j Wyatt failed to accept the Invitation; , but advised Mrs. Hates to send a man ' to fight him. Mrs. Hates promptly re turned to her Home arid a few minutes Tatar, a, big*. s ta l wm t rder n p pear id I HAS BEEN ADOPTED T<Wj£-for the fray. \t tWS Junettirc. However, Mr. Moore took a hand arid re/used to allow the nien to tight. Ah a result of this proceeding cases -were,entered against both Mrs. Bales and Wyatt and they appeared before Recorder Broyles Wednesday morning. After hearing the evidence Judgj Broyles dismissed the cases, warning the two principals not to have nny more trouble, and remarking that they had been acting like little children. f WAxhlitemn. Dec. T*.—'i ‘he senate w ill be kalced at the present session to rat ify a new treaty between the United States and Santo Domingo by which tills government will undertake the ad ministration of, i lorn In lean customs jo pay the Interest and amortization charges upon n now Dominican bond issue of approximately 118.000.000. The ^difference between the treaty which the senate rejected last year an-1 the new agreemnt Is that the United States will not undertake to adjust the Dominican foreign claims, hut will onl$' Ibok after the collection of customs, to pay the Interest on the refunded debt following Hunto Domingo's own settle ment with her present creditors. Representative Brick, of Indliftm, In- , tfodllccd.it.Joint resolution In the house today to amend the constitution so ns to give congress authority to make uni form laws governing murrlnge and dl- Representatlve Maynard, of Virginia, Introduced u resolution today in -.the house udvaucing the date for opening the Jumestown Kxposltlon from May 13 to April 20. 190" It is said that earnest efforto -arc. be- n^caqqf ing made to have a Republican railed to consider the tariff #nd im autcj tax question* _ Among the many bills Introduced. In the senate today were two to regulate child labor. One was Introduced by Senator Beveridge und the other by Senator Lodge. Both were founded on the principle of prohibiting from Intpr edate commerce goods manufactured by child labor. . - Contract for Brick Let. Special to The Georgian. Waycross, (la., Dec. 5.—A. S. Mor ton. who recently secured the contract for the dreetloirof the two new school buildings In tills city. Is back from Douglas, and is making preparations for the wily .c«unmencom«tuL of the work. The contract for the brick was givfcn to the Wayne Brick Company, and calls for about 000,000 brick. JAMES GRABNER ALIVE: DEAD MAN UNIDENTIFIED. Special to The Georgian. • Brunswick, Ga., Dec. 5.—Considerable mystery surrounds .the question of the Identity of the man ‘who was found jleAd )n [a berth ilk the steerage of the Mnilory Line steamship Colorado ilast AVA4U**"Ttiperd NvYiRdi were found on the body bore the nume of Joseph Orn.bner. of No. 72 Bowery. New York city, but a message-received here by Coroner Jennings in response to u tele gram sent to the New York authori ties, states that the i*eul Joseph Grab- ner Is a laboring man now stopping at 72 Bowery* which la a cheap lodging house, and that he Is alive and well, luis paid Ms room rent in advance for tne present week, and has occupied Ills room regularly every night for the past week. Bank of Milan. , A charter was granted Wednesday morning by llie secretary of state to the Hank of Milan, ^Mlltrti,' Telfair county. Capital .stock $30,000, and H. 8. Maloy 8. J. Meadow, Carr MctfqWW, James B. McCrory and other* Incorporators. DO YOU REALIZE that Chriatmaa Tima ia ao near at hand* and that it will only bo a faw weeks befora the big Chriatmaa ruah bagina? Our atora will be thronged with eager buyer*. Why not come this week and maka your Holiday ••faction* from our immenaa stock of regular and apacial Holiday good*? A little mona^ will maka a big Holiday if you patronisa the RADIUS JEWELRY CO., 83 PEACHTREE ST. THE FAMOUS RADIUS JEWELRY SYSTEM. 1, such a great convenience. With but a tmafl depo.it you may .acura any article in our .tore, which will make beautiful and appro- priatc gifta to all. - • Come and See the Most Gorgeous Display of Semi-Precious Stones Ever Shown in Atlanta. Our Guarantee. We guarantee eaah and evory stone to retain ita brilliancy forever and the mounting to give satisfaction. We will give $100,to any charitable institution if it can ba shown that wa ever refused to raolaco a atone that does not givt satisfaction. Radius Diamonds will stand acids* hast, alkali, ate.; in fact, thay can be washed and cleaned like ordinary diamonds, and to nearly do . ..thay raaambla them that government expert* have bean deceived. Mail Orders. All ord.r. or. promptly fillod and de livery i, guaranteed. Send ut tha adv.rti.ad price in a latter ard • you will be .urprie.d and dalighted with the article you receive. PEACHTREE STREET, ATLANTA, GA. RADIUS JEWELRY CO. The Leading Peachtree Street Jewelers. T ote Is Overwhelming, Ue- . iijg Unanimous in Some States. Special to The Georgian. Little Rock, Ark., Dec. 5.—President Charles 8. Barrett of the National Tanners' Educational and Co-operative Union, announced today that a new constitution has been adopted by an overwhelming vole. The constitution was written at the summer convention of the Union a^ Texarkana. Ark., and submitted to the members of the order on a referendum vote two weeks ago. The executive committee met hero yesterday to canvass the vote. The individual vote will not be com pleted before tomorrow night, but it Is shown that every state, with, one ex ception, has cast a heavy vote for the constitution. Texas voted against the adoption by two ti/ one. Other states voted as follows: Arkansas, five to one: Louisiana, three to one; Georgia, fourteen to one; AInbama, two to one; Mississippi, six teen to one; Kansas, twrf to one; Cal ifornia. Indiana and South Carolina, unanimous; Florida, four to one; Ten nessee, three to one. F y Two Cars Filled With People Go Into Ditch. Frankfort, Jnd., Dec. 6.—AJ an early hour today the Monon Company had one of Its fast northbound Chicago- Pittsburg- trains wrecked one mile north- of Cambria, and many of the 100 or more passengers were Injured. The train was No. 26, and had left about 14 minutes late and was running at a high rate of speed. The train was due to reach Cambria about 4:31 of the pluce the train struck a broken rail. The engine passed over In safety, as did the mall and’baggage cars, but the smoker und day coach, tilled with pas sengers. left the rails and were over turned in the ditch. , RARE SCARABS LOST BY MRSJ'CAROLESS Wove Made Into a Necklace and Wei’e Highly Prized. Somewhere in Atlanta Is lost a neck lace. In many ways more valuable' than If it contained diamonds. A week ago Mrs. C. 8. McCandllsh, of 571 North Boulevard, lost a necklace with a gol l and platinum chain, upon which was pendant three genuine Egyptian scarab*—that rare and beau tiful symbol worshipped by the Egyp tians as representing fertility and the resurrection. The scarab gein In the representation in stone of the beetle held sacred by the Egyptluns. The back Is a perfect representation of th-j back of the living beetle, with the exquisite green color ing, but the underside Is engraved with signs and various devices. The genuine scarab is rare and prized the world over. Mrs. McCandllsh had the scarabs In a small box, and Is sure she lost the neckluce somewhere be. tween Rich’s ami Day’s. The necklace was In a small jewelry box, one of Maler & Berkele’s. she believes. Though she hue advertised extensive ly for the lost scarabs, Mrs. MrCundllsh has heard nothing from them. She willing to liberally reward anyone re turning them to her. TIEDEMAN CHOSEN BY PEOPLE'S LEAGUE AS THEIR CANDIDATE PROOF ON THE TAG quality. . Send for Style Bool,. Mail Order, Promptly Filled, Quarter- Sizes! The only place you'll get - proof when you buy shoes this year is in a Regal Shoe store. Shoe materials have gone up 52 per rent.— and a good many shoes have been sadly cheap ened this- season, as a result. Make the Sales man show you .just how . your shoes are made and what they’re made of. Proof is wliat you want, —not talk.. And- that's where the Regal Speeifi cations tag comes in— it tells you before hand why you are going to get your money’s worth of .50 and $4.00 6 WHITEHALL STREET, ATLANTA, GA. TOE SGiME 'n’Kl/^O 5 FOR. MEN. J. W. GOLDSMITH, JR., Sales Agent. “Hava Your Repairing Don, in the Regal Way.” EIGHT GIRLS BURNED IN A FACTORY FIRE Savannah, Tledenmn, it prominent business man of Savannah, agreed to run for mayor ms the candidate of the People’s Demo cratic .League last night. HAU 18 REMANDED; HE 18 GREATLY CHANGED hnrgc of killing bis inotlicr-in law ut Itndcn-Hndcn. was ugnlii rt>iimDtt«<d In the How street police court tqduy for uuuthr>r eck. . . . lluti has grcntly chnugctl In npi»earuuc« wince hi* Imprisonment' nm! seemed to tnkt little Interest In th • proceeding*. CHILI) IS RESCUED AFTER A HEROIC RATTLE WITH WAVES Special to The Georgian. Augusta. Ga., Dec. 5.—Frank Powell, ho Is only 6 years of age, accom panied by his father, was going down the Savannah river yesterday In a butteau and met the river steamer Ma rlon coming up to the wharf with jl- jo from Savannah. The small craft steered almost alongside the large one. with the result that tlir •former was capsized. The child was carried rapidly down the stream while Ills fa ther was struggling in vain to rescue hint. He knew nothing of swimming, yet by an almost Inhuman effort man aged to remain on the surface of the swift and chilling water until he was rescued ion yards below the ptgc6 where the boat was capsized. BROWN LAW LIBRARY. TO BE ESTABLISHED Indalnnpolis, Ind., Dec. 3.—In a fire which wus caused by thousands of pa per matches catching fire, the factory of F. A. Rathbun & Co. this morning, eight girls were burned, four of them probably fatally. The others were painfully burned and Injured In their efforts to escape from the building. • A sheet of flames swept out and almost covered the second Moor, on which there was about 50 girls working. A panic followed and the majority of the girls* ran to the stairway. The dames overtook them, and ill an In- stiuit there was a struggling mass of girls, with burning > hair and dreaaes. on the stairway. The girls, fpught t*» reach a place of safely. Several of the girls were penned in like sheep on the side of the room opposite the stairway, und when flames settled over them they threw themselves out of the window. There were many acta of heroism among the girls. When they .reached a place of safety they began fighting the fire that burned each other’s cloth ing. | The flames were checked and pie- 1 vented from spreading to compound* which would have wracked.the building by explosions. SENTENCE A0AIN8T WOMAN SAID TO BE FROM ATLANTA. H peel* I to The Georgia n. Norfolk. Va.. Dec. 5.—Mrs. Murphy, said to be from Atlanta, charged with shop-lifting, failed to answer to bpnd today and was given 60 days In jail In her absence. The sentence was re corded against her. Roma Church Extanda Call, Special to The Georgian. Rome. Go., Dec. 5.—The Christian church of Rome, which has been with out a pastor for the pust four months, has extended a call to Rev. B. J. Allen, a professor in the American University at Ifarrlnmn, Tcnn., and a splendid pulpit orator. Mr. Allen delivered two very flao sermons at the church hero Sunddy to large congregations. oc<so«oooooaooo0OOoa«M»co O SISTER OF GILLETTE O WRITES TO GOVERNOR. o O Chicago. Dec. 5.—Miss Hazel O WALTER BARRET ELECTED CAPTAIN OF 1907 TEAM. At the meeting of the county com missioners of roads and revenues Wed nesday morning at the court house n petition of the Atlanta Bar Associa tion was read, asking for the co-opera- lioh of the commissioners In the cstah. lishmem of whut will be known ns the Joseph K. Brow-1* law libra it. It will lie in the nature-of u county library, with Offices at the court house, und Open to lawyers, especially. The tine luw library of ‘Julius L. Brown has b<y»n presented on. condition that the commissioners apply for the passage of a new law, to add to the court costs, a library fee of $1, for each case In the superior and city nirls of Fulton county. The commis sioners must also furnish a room for the library at the court house. The library will be named in memory of a former chief Justice of tht* state. The petition was referred to the committee on printing ami court house supplies. THIRTEEN RECRUITS JOIN MARINE CORPS Special to The Georgian. gewanee, Tenn., Dec. 5.—Walter Barret Is captnln of the 1907 fpotboll team. He was elected at the football supper given by Vice Chanoellor Wig gins last Saturday. Fd Atkins Is man- ager. O Gillette, sister of Chester Gillette, O O who was convicted of murder at O O Herkimer, N. Y., wrote this letter O O today to Governor Iflgglns, of O O New York, asking him to spure O O her brother’s life: O O “He. did not do It. He Is not O O guilty. He |s too good a boy. Do O O not send him to the electric chair, o O If you must punish him. send him O to Jail. Please let him live.’’. o O ’ ° aooooooooofcpoooooooooooooo South Carolina Sociaty. The smoker to be held on Monday night * by the South Carolina Society promises to be one of the most enjoy able of the entertainment* given by tips popular association. A large number will be present ami a delightful pro gram will be enjoyed. Mra. Myrtl# Hicks. Mrs. Myrtle Hicks, aged 19 years, died lust night at her residence near Howell Station. She was the wife of Henry Hicks, a car Inspector on the Seaboard Air Line railroad. The body t>ua sent to Cedartown. Ga., Tuesday morning for burigl. Mrs. Hicks is sur vived by her husband und one child. Murdsrsr Is Re*arrsstsd, Special to The Georgian. Wuycross, Ga., Dec- 5.—Dan Styles, the negro who killed Wilson HU1, an other negro, In this city last Uhrlst* mas. and who hux been at liberty un der bond ever since the crime, has been ru-arTested and is again in the county Jail. Styles* bund \vas $5,000. DR. JONES TO BEGIN YEAR’S PASTORATE SUNDAY. Special to The Georgian. Rome, Ga., Deo. f*.—Rev. Luke G, Johnson, w ho has so ably occupied the pulpit ut the First Methodist church ill this city for the past year, will leave | today for his new charge at Athens, where he has been transferred by the North Georgia conference. Dr. «\ O. Jones, who succeeds Rev. Luke John son as pastor of the First church in this city, will arrive here Friday and will preach Sunday morning. A detachment of recruits for service In the United States marine corps left Atlanta Tuesday night for W.mhing- D. C„ where they will remain in barracks until detailed to warships. These men were recruited In Atlanta by Lieutenant L. P, Pinkston. In charge of the office here. The following are the men who will wear Uncle Sam’s uniform for the next few years: Thomas J, llunton. 309 Simpson street; Cicero G. Row-den. 31 Gilmore street: Joq Renew, 314 Windsor street: Hayden A. Thbrmnn, 66 Oakland ave nue: PorrAK SwafTonr, 117 Bell wood avenue: John 1 Phillips. 20, Carrol! street; Herbert 8. Wiiltc, Henry G. An- drews, James P. Timmerman. Renter Gannt and Frank Smith Am/assador Raid Sails. London, Dec. 5.—United States Am bassador Reid sailed on the xteamshfo Kronz Prlns Wilhelm for New York t«nlny. Mrs. Held accompanied him. H elp For i Traveling Men The most successful manufacturers and wholesale concerns today are those who advertise direct to the consumer. Not necessarily for direct orders, for most of them do l.iot fill fill retail orders by mail or otherwise. But by creating a strong demand for their products among the best class of buyers, they practically compel the retailer to carry their goods in stock—or lose trade. Traveling men for such concerns as those si’ll more goods at less expense than dnimmers for houses that do not advertise. If you are a manufacturer or wholesal er, start your campaign in this newspa per, let the Masseligale Advertising Agency, of Atlanta. (Ja., plan and pre pare your advertisements. and von'll learn the value of the right sort of adver tising.