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About The Augusta herald. (Augusta, Ga.) 1914-current | View Entire Issue (April 15, 1914)
WEDNESDAY. APRIL 15. $6,500 Will Buy a SII,OOO Home on The Hill if it is Bought Quick. This great bargain will not be on the mark et long, so if you arc in terested get busy. This home is worth SII,OOO, every penny of it, but the owner must sell, so you are given this opportunity. If you neglect it, you will long for such an other. The location of this property is the best on The Hill—live there a year and you will say so yourself. I am instructed to sell right away, so don’t delay calling me if you are interested. Purchaser can name the terms. ' ' ~ Joseph W. Beasley Phone 6565-W 215 Dyer Bldg. BUCHU FINE FOB WEAN KIDNEYS We Eat Too Many Sweets, Which Clogs Kidneys, Then Back Hurts and Diabetes Catches You. Candy, sugar and sweet*. paten U exec**, have bad effect on the kid ney* und bladder, say* n well known authority. The kidney* net clogged and sluggish and hurt. You experience scalding. dribbling, straining or too frequent pamiiitt of urine; forehead and the back-of-the-head ache*, •ditches and pain* In the hack; hone pains; spot* before the eye*; yellow skin; sluggish bowel*: swollen eye lid* or ankle*; leg cramp*; unnatural short breath; Bh-eptessnc** and the despondency. Diabetes, Bright's Dis ease. The moment you have any of the above symptom* or rheumatic twinges, get Iron, any reliable druggist a good sized bottle of Stunrt’s ttuchn and Juniper. Take a tablespoonful after meal*. Drink plenty of fresh wa ter and übstnln from eating too much sugar, sweets or highly seasoned food*. Your kidney* and bladder will then act fine ami natural. Stuart’s Ituchu and Juniper has been used for generations to flush clogged kidneys, also to neutralize the acids In urine so it no longer hurts you to pass wa ter. It Is old folks' recipe for wenk kidneys a,id bladder and strengthens these organs and cures Diabetes. Be sure you get Stuart’s Buchu and Juniper, as Stuart’s Is properly com pounded for kidney and bladder trou bles.—Advt.) Tone Up Your Weak Liver The best, safest and most gentle remedy for constipation and sluggish liver is the celebrated HOT SI’RINUS DIVER BUTTONS. You’ll be pleased and satisfied with the result of the first one you take. They drive the poisonous waste and gas from the bowols, and purify the blood. They are simply the best ever for headache, dizziness, biliousness, nerv ousness, lack of appetite and that no ambition feeling. Women! take little chocolate coated HOT SPRINGS DIVER BUTTONS, to rid the skin of pimples, blotches and sallowness. All Druggists, 25c., and money back, if not satisfied. Sample free from Hot Springs Chem. Co., Hot Springs, Ark. ' COLDS & LaGRIPPE 5 or 6 doses 600 will break any case of Chills & Fever, Colds & LaGrippe; it acts on the liver better than Calomel and does not firipe or 6icken. Price 25c. FOR SALE CHEAP I have one of the prettiest lots in Sum merville that I am anx ious to sell right away, and will sell very cheap to a quick buyer. It is a nice, large lot, suitable for a handsome suburban home, and it can’t be duplicated at anything like the price for which I will sell. TERMS TO SUIT PURCHASER. PHONE OR WRITE William Sheron 305 Union Savings Bank Building. Phone 1581. ANDERSON NAS ENTERED DACE President of Georgia Senate Formally Announces His Can didacy For the Governorship. Atlanta, Oa.—Hon. .1. Randolph An derson, president of the state senate, today formally announce* hi* candi dacy for governor. *ubject to the pri mary of August t9th. Mr. Anderson * announcement, brief and to the point, Is as follows: Savannah (la., April 14, 1014 TO the People of Georgia: I beg leave to announce myself as a candidate for the governorship, sub ject to the regulation* of the nexv general primat’j. In asking to he entrusted with what 1 consider to he the highest honor in the gift of our people, l am glad to feel that my candidacy Involves no factional issues and should arouse no factional spirit The spirit of faction alism has ha plly about died away lit Georgia, and in the state, as the na tion. we Democrats are lined up with practically unbroken ranks In support of the great measures our party is taking for the common good. 1 atn able therefore to come before you simply as a Georgian ami a Democrat who aspires to devote his best ener gies and talents to the welfare and upbuilding of Ills native state. Our material growth during the past three decades has been so rapid and so great that in some respects w-e have outgrown the provisions made by our laws, and in consequence the state and its Institutions are In some directions being hampered and held back. Georgia’s great need today is that her people shauld have a period of political rest in which to have the time and opportunity to concentrate their attention and efforts upon a thorough overhauling and readjust ment of her business methods and svstem. We need to apply ourselves for a time to putting our house and affairs in order, to prepare for the larger growth of the state that is pressing upon us. Sunshine of Prosperity. tict us therefore devote ourselves for a while to measures for bringing the sunshine of prosperity to all the various business activities of the state and into the homes and lives of her individual citizens. I will endeavor to invite your attention to these mat ters more in detail during the prog ress of the campaign. My long ser vice in the house and senate, since 1905, has made me familiar with the affairs and needs of the state and has qualified me to be of service to you as governor Circumstances have arisen under which by operation of law. the duty may devolved uion me of serving as acting governor for some part ot the current term. This would require me to leave home and surrender my profession and all business connec tions. Such a contingency naturally prompts me to seek election lor the next regular term and gives me, I trust. Borne personal claim to ask for it so that I may at least be allowed to remain in office long enough to be given a fair trial both as to my desire and as to my ability to serve you well. Prohibition. Some inquiry has been made as to how far the prohibition question may he Involved In my candidacy. I wlsn to state that It is not involved at all. Prohibition should no longer he con sidered a political issue in Georgia. It has become a matter of establish ed law, and I think most of the pro hibition leaders now agree that the Inw is sufficient and that continued political agitation of the subject is no longer needed, and would he unwise No substantial demand exists any where in Georgia Tor Its repeal, an 1 It should he regarded as an issue that is now settled and behind us. We have had a surfeit of political strife: let us now far a while devote ourselves to measures. If I am elected* it will be my duty to regard and treat the prohibition law as one of the settled, established laws of the state, and in this, as in ail other matters, I will try to dis charge my duty faithfully, fearlessly, and fully. J RANDOLPH ANDERSON. Sour Stomach. This is a mild form of indigestion. Eat slowly, masticate your food thor oughly and take one of ClUamrlalß'l Tablets just after supper and It may be avoided. For sale by all da.ders. Q-BAN BEST TO DARKEN GRAY HAIR Not Sticky or Messy—Darkens so Naturally Nobody Will Know. You can turn Kray, faded hair beau tifully dark and lustrous almost over night If you’ll apply Q-Ban Hair Color Restorer to hair and scalp. It darkens the hair so naturally and evenly that no one can tell It has been applied. Those whose hair is turning gray, becoming faded, dry, scraggy and thin have a surprise awaiting them, because after one or two applications of Q-Ban the gray vanishes and your hair becomes luxuriantly dark and fascinatingly beautiful—all dandruff goes, scalp Itching and falling hair stops. Q-Ban Is not sticky or messy, per fectly harmless but delightful to use. This 1b the age of youth. Gray haired or prematurely or even streak ed with gray folks aren't wantel around, so get busy with Q-Ban Hair Color Restorer and you'll be delighted with your darh, handsome hair and your youthful appearance within a few days. Big 7 os. bottle 50c, sold and guaranteed by Frost's Pharmacy, 502 Broad Ft., Augusta, Oa.—Out-of town people supplied by mall. — (AJvt.J /HE AUGUSTA HERALD. AUGUSTA. GA. VINCENT ASTOR PASSES CRISIS Improvement in Condition of Younff Millionaire. If Full Re covery, Wedding on April 30. New York. Vincent Astor bad a restful night and wn« much Improved thi* morning, according to announce ment made at the country home of hi* finance, Ml** Helen Dtnamore Hun tington. Congestion of Lung. New York.--The condition of Vin cent Astor, who became suddenly ill Mnndnv al the li me of ills fiancee, Miss Helen Dlnstnore Huntington, daughter or Mr. and Mrs Robert P Huntington, was report'd Improved today. Until early yesterday morn ing. Mr. Astor’* condition was con sidered dangerous by the four physi cians In attendance. DKter In Hie day It was believed the crisis had been passed, the patient showing marked signs of Improvement. Mr. Aster’s Illnpss was diagnosed a* acute indigestion of the rlnght lung, resulting from a severe cold he con tracted while yachting Weddinq Plan*. Whether plan* for (he wedding of Mr. Astor and Miss Huntington on April 110th will have to be changed de pended. it was announced at the Huntington home tqday, upon the rapidltv of the patient’s recovery. On the denth oT his father, John Jacob Astor. who wa* one of the heroes of the Titanic disaster, two years ago, young Astor. 29 yenrs old, came into possession of the greater jart of the Astor fortune valued at 157.000.000. He I* fifth descendant fdom the original John Jacob Astor. "DOLLAR DHL” JOHN; BECKER Summoned to Conference By N. Y. Police. Whitman Moves For Early Trial Former Lieut. New York.—District Attorney Whit man Is determined to bring Former Police Lieutenant Becker to trial for a second time at an early date on the charge oT having instigated the mur der of Herman Rosenthal, for the actual killing of whom the lour gnu men paid the death penalty on Mon day morning. It was expected his motion before justice Seabury today would be opposed by Becker on the ground that his trial attorney wns about to resign from the defense and that new counsel would need more time in which to become iamiliar with the case. Counsel Quits. Joseph A Shay, who became Becker's attorney sfter ills conviction and who prepared the appeal upon which he gained a. new trial, yester day notified the Becker family of his retirement from the case. The district attorney’s office is in vestigating charges made in the con fession of “Dago Frank" Flrofld. The police today were requested to bring "Dollar Hill" John linger t*> head quarters Tor a conference. linger, a personal friend of Rosenthal, was mark,Ml by the gunmen, according to unofficial reports of Clroflcl's con fession. Last Hour Attempt. Mary Ulroflcl, sister of "Dago Frank, yesterday told of the last hour attempt of her mother to obtain a re prieve for her son, and how she wrung from him the confession which she hoped would win executlve-clem cncy. The young woman would not repeat names of the men mentioned by her brother as the actual murder ers of Rosenthal but from other sources it is known that he named e*|jeft \ Louie," and "Gyp the 810nd,." and Harry Vallon as tpe men who Tired the fatal shots. She also told of the firm belief of her brother that hi* part in the murder, that of nn acces sory, left him innocent of the actuni murder, THE BIJOU The show at the Bijou this week Is one of the best, as Tar as good vaude ville Is concerned, that has ever been witnessed here, according to the opin ion of a number of patron* Who have seen the i erformance. Mang and Snyder are seen In a really clever aerobatic act, while the Three O’Neil Sisters, a corking, sing ing and dancing trio, are uhdoubtedly among the very top-notchers In their class. "Making Mary Over" Is tbo name of a splendid laughable little playet'e Ldyla and Clara Knott put on, and one of the big ends of the show is ably held up by the Comedy team of Qulgg and Nickerson After Wednesday night the show makes a complete change, four other big vaudeville acts coming to fill the bills through Saturday. On the program for Thursday, Fri day and Saturday are found Rva Mudge, stunning character come dienne; Golden and Hughes, rivaling Mclntyre and Health; Harrison West Trio, featuring Buster Boy comedian, and Sheppard and Ashton, In a com edy singing and piano act. Beginning next week Manager Sparks will offer three days of vaude ville and three days with a big tab loid company. The combination, It is believed, will meet the hearty approv al of all Bijoultes, KILLED BY LIGHTING BOLT AT OPEN GRATE Moultrie, G«. —One person was kll* ed and three children were seriously injured Tuesday afternoon In a. Severe electrical storm that swept the south etn part of Georgia. A. C. Pilcher, well known citizen «f Omega, was killed as he sat before n.t op- n grate. The bolt <~nine down toe cnlrrirley attrl did not dtaturfl a brick Thtee small children visiting their uncle, G, 1,. Truetl, near Berlin, were seriously Injured, when lightning hit the Tructt home. ANDREWS BROS. CO. 870 Broad Street, Augusta, Ga, soon Borkoy & Gay Furniture JL ndvtirtisecl ho much now we wimt you to come in and examine the many beautiful pieces which we have on display here. In the period sVtidioH, in particular, of Sheraton, lleppel wliite, Chippendale, the llrotherN Adam and the old masters in furniture, we*ll show you the splendid, artistic workmanship and beautiful treatment of woods. You can choose nothing more desirable for your home. llerkey & Gay Furniture ** For Your ChildrenV Heirloom*" In the workshops of the Berkoy & Gny Furniture Co., nt — l^!^ the Hall or Living Room. This is a very attractive and up-to-date piece of furniture, and is fast taking the place of the old style Ilatrnck. The table is 51 inches wide, made of solid figured mahogany. Has large drawer and French plate mirror beneath. Price * .$65.00 This mirror is extra large, niHisuring 38x54 inches. The frame is made of solid mahogany to match the (Console. Price .. . $45.00 Either one or both of these pieces will make an ideal wedding gift. Berkey & Gay Sheraton Inlaid Dresser and Dressing Table The Dresser is 48 inches wide, with oval mirror. Mas dost proof partitions throughout. Price $19.00 The Dressing Table is 14 inches wide, with large oval mirror. Price $47.60 The best black and white illustrations could only beggar the story of these mahogany pieces. They are true masterpieces in design and in workmanship. The top of the dresser is a beautiful area of long grained wood, full of tiny ripples and satiny sheen and inlaid with a band of satin, wood nearly as aged in color as the mahogany it self. We have many other attractive offerings which we will be glad to show you wlien you call. Our Housefurnishing Club Plan Enable# you to buy f lic same its for cusli, with n small fVe for carry ing, This is almost entirely offset by the Purple Stamps which we give on monthly payments. ATHLETICS PUT ON THE SAME LEVEE WITH STUDY Middletown, Conn. —Wesleyan Btu ,lnntn must attain a certain decree ot proficiency in baseball, tennis, or track athletics the same as Latin or Greek, aeeordlhK to a new riillrtK <>' the faculty yesterday. All freshmen are to be required to take regular work In organl/.InK those branches of athletics. Competent Instructors will he pro vlded to match the Work of the men In the afferent sports. HARD COLDS When they first come, the best time to break them up. One standard remedy— Auer's Cherry Pectoral. Bold for 70 rears. Ask Your Doctor, jLS.I’HuS: "(o ® Grand Knpitls, are nion who think and work ns did the designers and makers of furniture in'pust ages, and their knowledge and ex perience give you the wonderful values that you nntnrally expect in Rerkey & Gay Furniture. We cordially invite you to visit our dinpluy of Uerkey & Gev Furniture. Berkey & Gay Console Table and Mirror for "That man Ins a wonderfully well trained memory." PH H THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER. . U MM A successful remedy for Rheumatism, Blood Poison and fT all Jilood Diseases. At all Druggists fI.OO. . ■ ■ F. V. LIPPMAN CO.. Savannah. 6a. AMERICAN RESTAURANT ALL AMERICAN EMPLOYEES NEAR DEPOT. 52* CAMPBELL BTPKtT. REGULAR DINNER 25c Meals carefully prepared In real American style. We Invite Inspec tion of our kitchen at any time. Courteous treatment and prompt service. Make this your check room free. Tnke our Box Lunch on the train with you. Double Stamps Given Before Noon "Yp*. He can innkp It rpm*mh*r I anything he choofles.” Wanhlngton fltaY SEVEN
