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TWO SHIRTS ' r ~rr>. CASE BEING TRIED WITH TEN JURORS Messrs. E. F. Stringer and A. L. Brill Got Sick and Harri son Case to be Disposed of With Only Ten Men. The r.iM of A O. Harrison vs. the Augusta-Aiken Hallway A- Electric Cor poration is being concluded in the city court today. The plaintiff la aulng for damages because of alleged personal in jurlen received when there was an ex plosion In a man-hole at the corner of Eighth and Hreene streets. The unusual feature of the case is the fact that It Is being tried by only ten jurors. There were !12 Jurors at the optset, but Mr. JO K. Stringer got sick on Friday, when the case was adjourn ed over until today, and Mr. A. L. Brill was sick today. The plaintiff is repre sented by Messrs. I 8 Peebles and T. F Harris The defendant company Is represented by Mr. Boykin Wright. Always Lead to Bettar Health. Serious sicknesses start In disor ders of the aotmach, liver and kid neys. The best corrective and preven tive Is Dr. King’s New Life Pills. They Purify the Blood—Prevent Con stipation. keep Liver, Kidneys and Boweia In healthy condlton. Give you better health by ridding the system of fermenting and gassy foods. Effec tive and mild. 26c, at your Drug gist. Bucklen's Arnica Halve for All Hurts. Hoke Smith Introduces Civil War Echo Measure Washington, d. C.—A bill to make all persona honorably discharged from either army during the civil war exemption from the age Imitation on fourth-class postmasters when they possess sufficient business capacity for eppolntmenl was introduced by Senator lloke Smith. BEGIN INVESTIGATION. Trinidad, Colo —The Las Animus coun ty grand Jury repeated in the district court here today to begin Investigation Into the various disorders which have occurred In the Southern Colorado strko sons, including the battle and fire .it Ludlow on April 20th. Blood Risings Not Sign of Health Boils tra Caused by Sluggish end Impure Blood I.oek oni lor Vnlrnno Cflrrli XVhrn then. ere swellings, gatherings or rt*lnt;:i of the skin It Is ft sure sign that the blood needs help. It needs the cleansing that own be had only by the famous blood purifier 8. 8, S. Any erup tion of the skin shows the body Is re taining Impurities, and either continue to circulate and Impoverish the blood or are deposited here and there In the form of abscesses or surface risings nnd eruptions. A host rtf people use 8, 8. 8 every spring mol simmer to withstand those habits that leave the system tired out, Oct a Nit tie of 8 8. 8 today of any druggist. dive your blood a good bath. It will cense your liver to convert Im purities. yiAJr lung!) to burn them, your kidneys to excrete them and your skin to carry them off thus leaving your en tire system fresh and clean to revive and again he conscious of renewed health Write to The Bwlft Specific Co., 10* Swift Bldg . Atlanta. Os., for their great hook on skin afflictions "What the Mirror Telia.'* A Summer Vacation in New York at THE PLAZA Fifth Avenue and Fifty-ninth Street is an ideal one,as the Metropolis offers every facility for enjoyment, and the Plaza every comfort and luxury. It is delightfully located opposite Central Park, assur ing peace and quiet. The coolest Hotel in New York. Convenient to theatres, shopping district and nearby coast resorts. RATES FROM JUNE Ist TO SEPTEMBER 15th Su|i« naa with balk. S3.SO ay Dsablt rwa with hath, $4.00 ay FRED STERRY • • • Managing Director Our $1.50 and $2.00 Line. A large and complete line of mad ras strip woven through and through. Percale of beat quality, all colors guaranteed All length aleevea. made In sort French and stiff cuffs Silk Shirt* at *4 00 Silk Shirts In solid colors and neat strlpea—soft French cuffs. MSCREARYSI "THE HOME OF GOOD CLOTHES.” PRES’T CALLS A HALT IN THE CAMPAIGN FOR ‘ATTACKS ON BUSINESS’ (Continued from Preceding Page.) good, If not better now than a short while ago and that It would be less harmful to business interests to have the? trust legislation program com pleted than to ho coatronted with a period of uncertainty which would accompany delay. The Simmons Co. One of the letters, which came Into possession of the White House, but was not given out with the others to day was circulated by the Simmons Hardware Co., of St. I»uls. E. C. Simmons, head of the company, had been selected for membership in the federal reserve board and his nomi nation was to have gone to the sen ate today. This morning it was an nounced at the White House that Mr. Simmons had declined the place. White House officials, emphatically denied, however, that the circular letter had any connection with this development. Another Circular. Another circular made public, pur ported to have been sent out by the Pictorial Keview Company of New York, was signed by W. P. Ahnelt as ipresldent. It was dated May Ist, and enclosed a draft of a letter | “which embraces the views of u ma jority of the thinking people oT our section of the country and which should be addressed to the president : of the United States, the congress \ and members of the Interstate cons merce commission respectively." The letter concludes: “If you prefer to use copies of the enclosed letter we will mall jou as many as you can conveniently use. It will be more effective, however, if you write them on your own letter heads.” Appeal for Postponement. The form letter attached was an appeal Tor postponement of trust legislation and a five per cent freight rate increase (or the railroads. A copy of a night lettergram con taining the contents ol the form let ter In condensed terms was attach ed. The letter purported to have been sent out by the Simmons Company, was dated June 9th, which was after Mr. Simmons had been offered a place on the reserve board. Not since President Wilson made his charge oT "an Insidious lobby” In Washington to influence tariff legislation has there been a sensa tion of such a sort In official circles. News of what the president liad said and of the giving out of the circular letters spread quickly to the capltol, where It became the subject of ani mated discussion In both houses of congress. Will Strongly Uurge It. Washington.—Anti-trust legislation will be pushed through the senate during the present session of con gress by every means at President Wilson's command He made It plain to callers today that he had no In tention of abandoning hts original program and that he did not believe congress would adjourn before the trust bills were enacted. The president believes business conditions are improving In some re elects but that It will be much worse lor business for several months over what the antitrust legislation Is to be than to have It passed now He let It be known that he realized a well defined effort was being made to postpone antitrust legislation. Denying that congressional lead ers have suggested an adjournment after the appropriation bills have been passed, the president told call ers that the senators with whom he has talked on the subject had advised Immediate action on the trust bills. PHOTOGRAPHERS IN SESSION. Atlanta, —The photographers' As sociation of America opened Its 34th annual convention here today with several hundred delegates In attend ance The opening session was pre sided over by M W. Tyree of Rnlelgh, N. C., president. Routine buslnesa was the order of the day. The conven tion will extend through Friday Thta Is the first time the association has held Ita annual meeting in a southern city. m BLUEJACKETS OF FLEET LANDED International Warships Land Their Forces After Insurgent Attack on Durazzo Monday. Durazza, Albania. Government ment troops under the personal lead troops under the personal leadership of Prince William today repulsed a strong attack on the Albanian capital by Mussulman Insurgents. The In surgents early gained an advantageous position but when Col. Thomson, the Dutc ; commander of the gendarmerie, was killed, Prince William placed himself at the head of the defenders and succeeded in silencing the rifle and artillery fire of the attacking force aficr three hours' fighting. Insurgents Attack. Durazzo, Albania.—A strong force of Ala titan Mussu'nian Insurgents opened an attack on this city early this morn ing, mainta nlng for hours a sharp rifle fire, supported by artillery. Among the first defenders of the Al banian capital was Col. Thomson, the Dutch officer selected by the powers to command the gendarmerie. bluejackets from the International fleet lying off the Albanian coast has been sent ashore to guard the foreign legations. The attnek came as a complete sur prise to residents of the capital, where official statements had been published declaring that the Mussulman rebels against the rule of Prince William had been utterly defeated by the government forces a few days ago. Accounts vary as tp the strength ol the opposing forces now In the field. It Is generally estimated however, that the government has 9,000 trained and or ganized men, who are said to be op posed by about 27,000 insurgents. The rebels for (he most part are tribesmen without discipline and they are scatter ed over a wide range of country. Durazzo occupies a peninsular posi tion and forms a natural fortress easily defended by a few modern guns. MUST NAME REBEL AS HUERTA QUITS (Continued from Preceding Page.) Binge of mediation negotiations at Nla- KHia Falls, President Wilson and Secre tary Bryan, upon resuming communloa ton today with the American delegates wore chiefly concerned over selection of a provision! president acceptable to all factions in Mexico. The United States holds firmly to Its stand that a consti tutionalist must be named to succeed Huerta while the Mexican delegates are arguing for a “neutral” candidate. Cabi net officials here, nevertheless, reiterated that negotiations were going ahead sat isfactorily. To See President Wilson. “Emissaries here of Huerta expected to attempt to see President Wilson. They were said to he exerting eforts to save Huerta from humiliation One such plan, it whs suggested, .provided that a man not identified with the constitutionalist movement be named to bead the provis ional government. Loaders of the Car ranza agency here have declared that over would be acceptable to their fac tion and that such a man could not re store peace in the republic. Doubt was expressed whether any plan of conces sions could b«s made ot “save Huerta s face.” Discussion of names for the provis ional presidency was expeeted to occupy the entire time of the mediators and the American and Huerta delegates during the next few days. 39 CITADEL GRADUATE 3. Char|e»tor», S. C.—The annual com mencement of the. Citadel, was held this morning, and thirty-nine cadets were graduated one of the largest classes In Hie history of the institution. C. F. Myers oT Charleston, was first honor man. Dr. H. S. McOilllvaray of Con verse College, delivered the oration. WANTED: SEVERAL BOYS TO CAR ry The Herald. Apply Bub Station No. 1. Kollock street. ts Bride's Rooting for Her Polo Playing Husband Ineffectual in Saturdays Match RbA .Jm y > QBfcpjT r w Tl»a dashing t>ack «nd vataran of t ha Amer ran polo tram, who retains hl» old position during tht tournament with the English tram which hat chal- Irngrd the right of America to the International Polo Championship trophy. ilp. whrt mil Mlm Nancy Btc#lc. utlpndptl the prtctict untncs rpnulariy nna never mlMml an opportunity to write her hatband to greater effort*. It la hie duty to prevent the hall (ruin being ahot through American goal ports by opposition. THE AUGUSTA HERALD, AUGUSTA, GA. RESINOL MAKES QUICK WORK OF SKIN HUMORS i * There’s a world of comfort for tortured Hkins {n a warm hath with Resinol Soap and a simple application of that soothing, antiseptic Resinol Ointment! In a MO MENT ail itching and burning are gone, healing begins, and soon the skin is free from the unsightly, tormenting erup tion. Doctors everywuere prescribe Resi nol freely and have done so for nineteen years, therefore it is not an experiment hut a treatment of tested and proven value. Isn’t that the kind of treatment YOU want? ! Resinol Ointment (50c. and $1.00) and ; Resinol Soap (25c.), are also speedily ef fective for pimples, blackheads, dandruff, sores and many forms of piles. Sold by i all drugg sts. For trial free, write to 1 Dept. 21-R, Resinol. Baltimore, Md. In sist on getting real Resinol, not some j thing claimed to be “just as good.*' South Atlantc Tennis Tourney Starts Today at Country Club (Continued from Preceding Page.) Simmons of Atlanta; Messrs. T. S. I Brand, Beaufort, S. C.; William C. ! Cod man, 3rd. Beaufort, S. C.; A. B. | Carmichael, Savannah and F. Stedmaji ; Bain, Philadelphia, Pa. Garrett and Gary of Augusta, hold the championship In doubles and will defend their title this year. Unlike in I the singles events, they will have to play on through the doubles Instead of waiting until the last and playing the winner of the tournament. tin Thursday evening a dance win be given at the Country Club in honor of the visitors. This will be one of the most delightful social affairs of the season. The public Is cordially invited to witness the playing every morning till noon and In the afternoon beginning at 3:30 o'clock. The drawings for the men’s singles were held in the front parlors of the Commercial Club today at noon. The doubles drawings will he held later. Men's Singles. C. D. Wearing, bye; Bothwell Bee, bye; W. H. Griffiith, bye; E. S. War ing, bye; A. F. Purdy, S. D. Eby; F. W. Capjers, A. M. Kennedy; B. S. Wright, | E. H. Arrington; J. K. Orr, Jr, A. C. Frazier; G. W. Waring, A. B. Clgr- I tnichael: F. H. Barrett, G. P. Bales; !W. J. Simmons, R. Salinas; A. B. Sherman. J. J. Bredenberg; Thomas ' Barrett, Coles Phinezy; D. H. Redfern, William Mathews; A. W. Harper, B. M. Capers; Lombard Brinson, L. B. Parks; W. C. Codman. Garrett Porter; R. Wilkins, Thomas S. Brand; LouTs Gercke, Frank Reynolds; William E. Fort M. Cozart; Victor R. Smith, W. A. Mulheim; R. J. Branch, S. L. Hum berger; F. S. Bain, H. M. Wall; L. H. Simms, Walter Smith; Boyless Ken nedy, W. A. Marshall, Lee Mcß. White, W. T. Gary; J. C. Harper, C. C. StUlb, Jr.; F. A. Perkins, M. G. Bridgley; K. H. Merry, bye; T. M. Wilson, Jr., bye; T. L. Jennings, Jr., bye; William Mar tin, Jr., bye. PROMINENT TENNIS PLAYERS IN THE CITY. Mr. J. K. Orr, Jr., of Atlanta, Mr. William E. Fort, Mr. P. H. Redfern and Mr. Lee Mcß. White, of Albany, Ga.; Mr. A. B. Carmichael and Mrs. F. S. Bane, of Savannah; Mr. C. P. War ing, Mr E. S. Waring and Mr. G. War ing. of Columbia, and Mr W. C. Card man, of Beaufort. S. C„ prominent tennis players, who are here for the I South Atlantic Tournament which I starts this afternoon at the Country 1 Club. Mrs. Albert Pavldson and Mrs. Trvln Hockoday and Miss Jennie Hockoday have returned from a pleasant visit to Savannah friends. While there, they visited Mr. and Mrs Robertson. DIVEREAUX MILBURN. THE MILITARY STUDENLCAMPS Plans Anounced Today By War Department. Ashville, N. C. Gets Site for South. Washington.—Plans for the student military camps to be held at Burling ton, Vt., Luddlngton, Mich., and Ashe ville, N. C.. have just been completed by Captain R. O. Van Horn of the gen eral staff of the army, and the war de partment has organizations of cavalry and Infantry to proceed to these camps The camps will be held from July 0 to August 7. More than 160 colleges universities and higher academies will be represented by some 1,000 students. A number of specially instructed offi cers have been detailed by the war department to give students attendin' the camps a comprehensive short course In military instruction, includ ing target practices. The National Rifle Association of America has of fered special medals for excellence it target practice. The war department endorsed th" student camps by the Issuance today of the following statement: "The establishment of these studen' camps has marked the adoption of r policy tending to promote a closer un derstanding between the army and th ,j civilian population of the country an to give the college students an insislr. Into our military history and method; ' past and present, which will be o value to him as a citizen. Students will, as at West Point, b on a cadet status, that is, treated wit the courtesy due prospective officer, but at all times subject to mtlitar academy discipline. All students and graduates of col leges or high schools between the ag" of 17 and 30 years, are eligible for th training camp course. The military organizations detaile for duty at the Asheville Camp ar Troop K, Fifth Cavalry, Fort Mver Va., commanded by Captain Clarern R. Day, and the First Coast Artillcr corps band from Charleston, S. C. harbor. WESTHOUSE STRIKERS TiLK Employes of Big Plants Not Satisfied With Statement of Companies. Still Picketing. Pittsburgh.—Striking employes ,>f the Westlnghouse Companies in tlv Turtle Creek Valley today dlscussei the position of their employers as out lined In a statement given out this morning. The statement signed by the electic and Manufacturing Com pany, Union Switch and Signal Com pany and the Pittsburgh Meter Co., declares that all shops shall be open to union and non-union men alike; that the pay of skilled and productive employes shall not be regulated by the pay of the Inefficient and lets;- productive; that every worker has the right of conference with the manage ment; that every shop shall be safe, sanitary and comfortable and that suggestions from employes for Im provement in shop conditions will be welcomed. It was the opinion of thousands of strikers gathered In the streets that the companies' position did not meet heir demands. "We are too busy to confer with the companies even If they wanted a conference on that published state ment" said Miss Bridget Kenny, sec retary of the Allegheny Congenial In dustrial Union after a committee meeting. Picketing continued today. How To Give Quinine To Children. FEBRILINE is. the trade-mark name given to an Improved Quinine. It is a Tasteless Syrup, pleasant to take and does not disturb he stQmach. Children take It and never know It is Quinine. Also especially adapted to adults who cannot take ordinary Quinine. Does not nauseate nor cause nervousness nor ring ing in the head. Try it the next time you need Quinine for any purpose. Ask for 2-ounce original package. The name FEBRILINE is blown In bottle. 2B cents. TISmiD OF GEN. lATERA Taking of City of Zacatecas by Villa’s Aide, No Easy Job. Occupation Not Complete. Torreon, Mex. —The taking of Za rateiras by constitutionalists is not likely to be an easy task, according to impressions prevailing here. The investment of the city by Clen. Natera is far from complete. The Huerta forces still hold Calera, 18 miles north of Zacatecas. In the city Itself large stores of supplies have been accumu lated to make the defense of the placec effective, strong redoubts and exten sive entrenchments have been thrown upon three mountains near the city. These positions, commanding the only gppgpaches to the city have an aver age elevation of about 1,400 set above the surrounding country-. fcHair « Restores natural and youthful color and beauty to grey or faded hair. Positively removes dan druff—promotes a thick, healthy growth—keeps hair soft and glossy. Is not a dye. Taur Money back If aat satisfactory. Me and sl. at all dealers -far trial slsa sent 10c nnd dealer's near to Phlla Hey Bpacts!lias Co.. Nswark. N. J- U. 8. A Distinctive i S' FATIMA I TURKISH BLEND CIGARETTES fl IWiLdly distinctive 1 I rtntaXbupans can 6 * exchanged far Jf letting Ready to Trail the Income Tax Dodgers Washington.—Treasury agents are making ready to take the trail of In come tax dodgers. “A man is a fool who attempts to avoid the income tax” said Commls iioner Osborn today. "He is surue to be delected sooner or later. There is no chance that tax dodgers can es cape.” The time for payment of this tax loss not expire until July 1 but it Is nown that the treasury department jlready has the information necessary *or the prosecution of many person who made false returns. The penalty for making a fraudulent return is imprisonment for not more han one year or a fine not exceeding J.OtV or both, with the costs of pros ecution. ANOTHER SUFFRAGIST MARCH. Washington. Another suffragist nareh on the White House Is being Jainned. as the result of endorsement f woman suffrage by the Federation f Women’s Clubs at Chicago. 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Otherwise you’ll miss something every day you’re away. No matter where you go The Herald will follow you and keep you posted on what’s do ing in Augusta and the rest of the busy world. You won’t fisli, bathe, dance and play all the time, and you’ll long for news from home if you don’t get The Herald. ■ THE AUGUSTA HERALD, AUGUSTA, GA. Enclosed find .... (13c week; 50c month) Send Herald from .. . .. until To At (St., Hotel, etc.) Postoffice < MONDAY, JUNE 15. Individual /§H BOMB AT CONSULATE. Washington.— A bomb, said by po lice to be highly destructive, was found today in the building occupied by the Italian consulate and the Italian Sav ings Bank. A watchman discovered it near the elevator on the ground floor. Recently an attempt was made to set the building on fire. WALL PAPER Mattings. Shades, Pictures T.G. 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