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About Pearson tribune. (Pearson, Ga.) 191?-1955 | View Entire Issue (April 22, 1921)
Jftearsun <£rtlntnp PUBLISHED WEEKLY. I!. T. ALLEN. Editor. Msmbe' 11th District Press Associate Mambsr of the Georgia Press Associate Subscription price. 81.50 a year In advance. A'lvertialnj rates «ri liberal anrl will made known on application. Filtered at the Poftoitlce In PeuiKon, Geor#r. As mall matter ol the second china. Boost in • can le overdone. I can be worked until it become not only monotonous but liidicious The Tribune is opposed t( government paternalism in till its phases, it. is a sure road to govern meat favoritism and abuses of au thority. “Winter lingers in the lap of Spring.” and the weekly periodi cal “cold wave” remains “on the deck.” The farmers' smiles are turned to hurtful grimaces. The law of libel is a topic for discussion in some Atlanta quar ters. Libelous publications become harmless when truth is left to com bat the charges in tin* petition. The Florida legislature is going to investigate her (.'alts after they have flown. And they are not the kind that "come back.” Hut Florida legislators are not differ ent from those of other states. The Houston, Tex., Post, critieis Ing the Boston statement that the “people need more philosophy,” re marks: Philosophy, fiddlesticks! ■Where they are not needing more clothes, or more vittles, they need more sense." Senator Thomas E. Watson, of Georgia, couldn't refrain from rail ing at ex President Wilson in his maiden address in the Senate a few days since. llis hatred must lie of the most sordid variety, liis vengeance insatiable. But a loop aid cannot change his spots. Congressman W. C. Lankford has been assigned to membership on the committees on railways and canals, territories, industrial arti cles and exposition —all of his for mer assignments. Georgia mem bers have all been well eared for in the way of committee assignments. Practice is said to make perfect, but sometimes it does not. The wedding ceremony had been re hearsed several times, but the groom got, the “I do" in the wrong place. The minister asked if any one knew of any lawful reason why the marriage should not take place and the groom said, "I do." There are rumors of much legis lation, local and otherwise, to be enacted by the Georgia legislature next summer. The solons would do well, perhaps the best thing for the general welfare of this com monwealth, to go to Atlanta, bar ness up Billy Hardwick for a two year term, repeal a large propor tion of tlie present general laws and then return home to look after their farms or other business de manding their attention. The country has two much law for the good of the people. This thing of trying to regulate everybody and everything by law should cease. It, has much to do with the unrest among the people. The peonage developments in Georgia the past month or two has created a demand for the repeal of the statute known as the “Labor Contract Law. Notwithstanding the State nisi prius courts have endeavored to “pull its teeth,” it is still fruitful of peonage and in justice, with victims from both ra ces. It is almost similar and as destructive of human rights as the “Court Contract" freak in vogue in the years following the civil war, when convicts were farmed out and released under contract with the court convicting them to any one who would pay the line imposed. The terms of the eon tract made it i>ossible for the con vict to bo returned to prison unless he danced to every whim of the taskmaster, and his sentence ex tended. It became so obnoxious to right thinking men that public opinion forced it into the discard. The “Labor Contract Law” should vow go into the junk pile. Legal Advertisements* Atkinson County Tax Sales. GEORGIA —Atkinson County. Will be Hold before the court house dooy n said county at l't arson, Georgia, between he legal hours of sale, on the first Tuesday n May, the following described real estate, *-\ led on and to be sold as the property of W. i. Paulk, to satisfy a taf execution Issued by otiii Corbitt, tax collector, for State, County ,nd School taxes for the year 1920. Viz: 122 nd one half acres, more or less, the same be jk the .Southeast quarter of lot of land No. 4421 In the fifth land district of Atkinson 'ounty. Georgia. Also at the same time and place the follow- n if described real estate, levied on and to be add as the property of F. L. Griffis, to satisfy i tax execution issued by Roan Corbitt, tax jollector for State, County and School taxes .or year 1920, viz: 122 and one half acres ol lot if land No. (219) in the seventh district of At xhwm County. Georgia. Same being and lying in the Northeast corner of said land lot. Also at the same time and place the follow ing described real estate, levied on and to be sold as the property of C. I'. Rrack, to satisfy a tax execution issued by Roan Corbitt, tax collector, for State, County and School taxes for the year 1920, viz: 122 and one half acres more or less of lot of land No. (105) In the seventh land district of Atkinson County, Georgia. The same being and lying in the Northwest corner of said land lot. Also at the same time and place the follow ing described real estate, levied on and to be sold as the property of Mrs. .1. \V. Tanner, to satisfy a tax execution Issued by Roan Cor bitt, tax collector for State. County and School taxes for the year 1920, viz: 122 and one half acres, more or less of lot of land No. twenty-one <2l) In the seventh land district of Atkinson County. Georgia. Same being and lying in the Northeast comer of said lot and comprising the Northeast quarter of said land lot. Also at the same time and place the follow ing described real estate, levied on and to be sold as the property of A. M. Corbitt, to satis fy a tax execution Issued by Roan Cobltt, tax collector for State. County and School taxes for the year 1920, viz: 25 acres more or less of lot of land No.(105) In the tenth land district of Atkinson County, Georgia, bounded-as fol lows: 25 acres In Southwest corner of said lot of land bounded on the South and West by orlgtntai land lines. Also at the same time Anyplace the tallow ing described real estate, levied on and to be sold as the property of It. Morris, Jr,, to satis fyatax execution Issued by Roan Corbitt, tax collector, for Stat’e, County and School taxes for year 1920, viz: 50 acres of lot of land No. (389) In the fifth land district of Atkinson County, Georgia, and bounded as follows: Said 50 acres being and lying In the South west corner of said land lot and Umnded on I/he South and west In original Hues. Also at the same time and place the follow ing described real estate, lev led on and to be sold as the property of Stewart Real estate A I levelopment Company. To satisfy two 2 lax executions Issued by Roan Corbitt, tax collector, for State, County and School taxes for the year 1920, viz; Two hundred acres, more or less, of lot of land No. 55 In the Sev enth land district of Atkinson County. Geor gia, and bounded as follows: Lying ami be Ing In the Northern part of said land lot, and bounded on North and Cast by lands of Lilia Hrooker. on West by lands of Stewart Real Cstate A Development Company, South by Right-of-way of A. C. L. Railroads. Also at the same time and place the follow ing described real estate, levied on and to be sold as the property of Thomas Spivey to sat isfy a tax execution Issued by Roan Corbitt, Tax Collector, for State, County and school Taxes for year 1920 viz: 25 \cres of Lot of 1 .and No. CUT) in the Sixth i.fl) District of Atkinson Co., (in., and bounded as follows: On North A West by original lines, said land lying and be ing In the Northwest corner of said Lot of I .amis. Also at the same time and place the follow - ing described Real estate, levied on and to be sold as the pioperty of Laura Spivey to satis fy a tax Rxecutlon Issued by Roan Corbitt. Tax Collector, for State, County and School Taxes for year 1920. viz.: 163 acres more or less, of lot of land No. 0.145! in the 6th District of Atkinson Co. Ga.. and described as follows: Said tract bdlng one-third of said lot of hind, and lying and being In the form of a parallel ogram, on the Last side of said lot. Also at the same time and place the follow ing described real estate, levied on and to be sold as the property of F. M. Patrick to satis fyatax execution issued by Roan Corbitt, Tax Collector, for State, County and School Taxes, for year 1920. viz: 90 acres more* or less of lot of land No. fifty-two (52) In the seventh District of Atkinson Co., Ga.. said land lying and being In the Southwest corner of said land lot the North line of said tH) acres being the North edge of the swamp of Red HlufT ('reek. Also at the same time and place the follow ing described real estate, levied on and to be sold as the property of Wash Davis, to satisfy a lax execution Issued by Roan Corbitt, Tax Collector, for State, County and School Taxes (or the year 1920. vlz : 50 acres more or less of tat of land CUT) In the tith District of Atkin son Co., Ga., and bounded as follows: On North by lands of T. C. Spivey: on the Last by lands of T. F. Spivey; On the South by lands of H. F. Spivey: On West by lands of Laura Spivey and original line of said land lot. sanu being located In the Southwest corner ol said lot. Also at the same time and place the follow ing described real estate, levied on and to be sold as the property of .1. W. Stewart, agent, to satisfy a tax execution Issued by Roan Cor bitt. Tax Collector lor state. County and School taxes for year 1920. viz: 63 acres more or less of lot of land No. (168' in the sixth Dis trict of Atkinsou Co.. Ga.. and bounded as tallows: On the West by lands of T. W. Thomp son. on the South by lands of Wheeler and Osborn, on Hast by lands of Osborn, on North by lands of J. W. Stewart, agent, and Kual Hrooker. Also at the same time and place the follow ing described real estate, levied on and to be sold as the property of N. F. Harrell and wife, to satisfy a tax execution issued by Roan Cor bitt, Tax Collector, for state. County taxes tor the year 1920, viz. 1-2 undivided Interest in town block No. (74) according to the T. Ik Marshall plat and survey. Rounded on North by Crosby St., Hast by Church st.. South by Corbitt St., West by Main St. Said land In cluding one \ V acre more or less, said land lying and being In the town ol Pearson. Ga Also at the same time and place the follow ing described real estate, levied on and to be sold as the property of Pearson Gin Co., to satisfy a tax execution issued by Roan Cor bitt, Tax Collector, for state. County and School taxes for year 1920. viz. One (1) acre more or less lying and being in the tow n of Pearson, Ga.. and described as town block No. 74> seventy-four according to the T. H. Marshall plat and survey, and bounded on North by Crosby St., Fast by Church St., South by Corbitt St.. West by Main Street. PBARSQALTKIBUiiS. PEAKBON, GEORGIA, APRIL 22, IGGI Also at the time &nd place the TolldW ln*» ttescrHjH real estate levied on And to be sold as the property of .1. T. and Mattie W. Warren, to satisfy a tax execution issued by Roan Corbitt, Tax Collector, for State, Coun ty and School taxes for year 1920, viz: 50 acres oflot of land No. (382) In the filth land Dls of Atkinson Co.. Ga., and bounded as follows: Said land being and lying in the Southeast corner of said lot ol land and lying and being In the form of a square. Also at the same time and place the follow ing described real estate levied on and to be sold as the property of Win. and Lucy Guth rie, to satisfy a La* execution issiud by Roan Corbitt, Tax Collector, for State, County and School taxes for year 1920, viz: 34 acres more or less of lot of land No. (66) in the sixth land District of'Atkinson Co., Ga. Rounded as follows: North by lands of Henry McGovern, Rant by lands of Lucy Guthrie, South and West by lands of Mrs. A. Anderson. Also at the same time and place the follow ing described real estate, levied on and to be sold as the property of Lacy L. Sutton, to sat isfy a tax ejecution Issued by Roan Corbitt. Tax Collector, for State, County and School taxps for the year 1920, viz: 122 1-2 acres more ofTess of lot of laud No. fourteen G - In the seventh 7th> land District of Atkinson Co.. Ga., said land lying and being In the North east corner of said lot of land. The same be Northeast quarter of said lot. Also at the same time and place the follow ing described real estate, levied on and to be sold as the property of Maud Grey Stewart, to stalsfy a tax execution issued by Roan Corbitt, Tax Collector, for State, ( 'ounty and School taxes for year 1920, viz. 50 acres ol lot of land No. <B3 l in the (7th) land District of Atkinson Co., Ga., bounded as follows: On North by original line, on West by original line. Said land lying and being in the North west corner of said land lot. 1 Also at the same time and place the follow ing described real estate, levied on and to be sold as the property of B. L. Vickers, to satisfy a tax execution issued by Roan Gor blit, tax collector for State. County and School taxes for the year 1920. viz: 122 and 1-2 acres more or less, of tat of land No. (30) In the Sixth land District of Atkinson County, Georgia, and bounded as follows: On the North and Fast by original lines, said land lying and be ing In the Northeast corner of said land lot and has the form of a square. Also at the same time and place the follow ing described real estate: levied on and to Ik sold as the property of < 5. W. Sizemore A Son. T‘> satisfy a tax execution issued by Roan Corbitt tax collector for State. County and School taxes for the rear 1920. viz: 122 and I*2 acres more or less, of lot of land No. 25. in the Tenth land district of Atkinson County, Georgia. Said land lying and being the North east corner of said land lot. Comprising one quarter of said lot. Also at the same time and place the follow ing described real estate levied on and to be sold as tiie property of Dennis P. Peterson, to satisfy a tax execution issued by Roan Cor bitt tax collector for state, county and School taxes for the year 1920, viz: 50 acres of lot of land No. (436) In the Fifth land district of At kinson county, Georgia, and bounded as fol lows. on the North and Fast by original lines, said land lying and being In the Northeast corner of said land lot and having the form of a square. A Iso at the same time and place the follow - ing described real estate levied on and to be sold as the property of .Jasper Pearson, Agent, to satisfy a tax exucutlon Issued by Roan Corbitt tax collector for state, county and School taxes for the year 1920. via: 1-2 acre more or less In the town of P< arson. Georgia, bounded as tallow s; On Fast by Main St., on West by King St., on South by Alley and lands of c. F. Fulmorc. on North by Alley and lands of F. F. Me. Neal. Also at the same time and place the follow Inc described real estate levied on and to be sold as the sroperty of Joe c. Paulk, to satisfy a tax execution Issued by Roan Corbitt tax collector for State, county and School taxes for the year 1920, viz: 50 acres of lot of land No. (490) In the Fifth land district of Atkin son county, Georgia, and bounded, as follows: <ui the North by lands of J. T. Paulk, on West by lands ofJ.S. Paulk,said land having the form of a square. Also at same time and place the follow Ing described real estate levied on and to be sold as the property of Mrs. Nancy Malnor. to satisfy a tax execution Issued by Roan eorbltt tax collector of Atkinson county. Georgia, for State, county and School taxes for the.year 1920. viz; 145 acres more or less of lot of land No. (160' In the Tenth land district <d Atkinson county, Georgia, and bounded as follow s: On North by land of .1. 11. llaskins. Fast by lands of Caroline Register, South by lands of G. I . Mccranle. Sr., West by lands of David Fender, estate. F. D. Leugktt, Sheriff, A. c. Marketing Georgia Cotton. Atlanta, April 20 —The Geor gia Department of Agriculture proposes to put its force and influ ence back of the .organization of the cotton growers of the state in to the Georgia Cotton Growers Co operative Association, the outcome of the enthusiastic meeting held in Atlanta last Tuesday, at which ilie Sapird or California plan was ad opted for the marketing of Geor gia's cotton crop. While this is a statewide organ ization, Commissioner J. J. Brown states it is to be carried at ouee to the individual cotton growers in each county, through their own leaders, and every grower in the state will be urged and given op portunity to come in and lend his assistance to what promises to be the most successful marketing movement ever undertaken in the south, "It is the purpose of the Assoei ciation to have 300,000 bales and more signed up by July Ist,'' Com missioner Brown said, “in order that there may be no delay, and that the association will be in po sition to take care of this year's crop. "The cotton growers of Georgia and the south have suffered more than enough already, and they re ali/.e their marketing plan cannot be put into effect 100 quickly. We Emblem of Satisfaction J V / X A Enibno'Sat-Jtctm T'HESE two telegrams, one from the far East, the other from the far West, are typical of the many telegrams which are being received from every section of the country asking for immediate shipment of Buick cars and for an increase in dealers allotments. actual dcmonslfatwi N« tort K T F.s 24th 1921 shortage of Buick cars Duiok Motor Co Flint Mioh an d desire to in- We nr* Bending complete list of orders for shipnent to dealer* I sure Spring deliveries and to How York cohering 736 autoa»bil*s. Of theso orders 625 , i i» i ere dlreot shipments to dealers and 111 are absolutely required D} tllC 1 111 ITlCulilte pitlC ln New York to take ear# of orders In our files, delivery of in O' of orders which le already pressing us. Please don't get the idea that « these 111 ears for Rew York will add to our stock here. Wo will here shortage of oars on all models within the next three weeks. Our Uaroh requirements will take all the ©are that we are orderly free v«w ren and wipe out our warehouse stock as well. You still owe us 61 models on our February aohedule for direct ahipoent to Hew York. Those are required to take oare of orders in addition to Mar oh aohedule. We estimate our requirements for WlfUFl^Slkl April will be upwards of 1000 oars. Buiok’ - Hcnr Tork brmnoh j*E§£RAM_ San Francisco Cal Feb 22 1821 A goad indication of the demand for Bunk on the Atlantic Coast. This tilt gram litmonstratfs Buick popularity on the Pacific Coast. (B-86) DOUGLAS BUSCK COMPANY DOUGLAS, - - GEORGIA. WHEN BETTER. AUTOMOBILES A ill. BUILT, BUICK WILL BUILD THEM FOR SALE. One round extension oak dining table. One oak rocker. One iron bedstead, mattress and springs. One baby bed. ()ne No. 8 stove. One Mahogany library table. At Bargain Prices. See Mrs. 1. M. Allen. Petition for the Removal of Disabilities. GEORGlA—Atkinson (’ounty. Tom Hardin vs, Madie Hardin— Libel for Divorce In Atkinson Superior Court-, June Term. 1921. The verdict of total divorce granted at the January Term, 192 L. of the Superior Court of said County. Notice is hereby given to all concerned that on the 11th day tii April. 1921, I filed with the clerk of the Superior court of said county my petition, addressed to said court, returnable to the next term thereof, to be held on the 4th Monday In June. 1921. for the removal ol the disabilities resting upon me under the verdict in the above stated case by reason of my Intermarriage with Madie Hardin, which application will be heard at the June Term, 1921, of said court which commences on the fourth Monday in June. 1921. Tom Hardin. “Cold in the Head” Is an acute attack of Nasal Catarrh. Those subject to frequent “colds in the head" will find that the use of HALL'S CATARRH MEDICINE will build up the System, cleanse the Blood and render them less liable to colds. Repeated attacks of Acute Catarrh may lead to Chronic Catarrh. HALL’S CATARRH MEDICINE is taken internally and acts through the Blood on the Mucous Surfaces of the System, thus reducing the Inflamma tion and restoring normal conditions. Ail druggists. Circulars free. F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo. Ohio. already have assurances of co-oper ation through similar organizations in other cotton growing states, and 1 feel that the whole south is go ing to put itself iu readiness to take care of the marketing of the entire 1921 crop. "The Atlanta meeting was a well attended and most enthusiastic one. I cannot too-strongly express my appreciation of the splendid attendance and the fine spirit that was shown. Mr. Sapiro sot his plan very clearly before the meet mg and it was cordially approved They prove in a most conclusive manner the demand for Buick cars —a demand which is particularly gratifying now w hen motor car values are being scrutinized as never before and when final sales are consummated upon the basis of greater relative values and Buiok Metor Co Flint kioh Our Itoroh roqulrooonte including Jobe ordered for February per our wire eorentoenth are San Francisco forty model forty fours fifty model forty firoa twenty model forty sever,s twenty model forty eights fire model fifties Los Angeles fifty model forty fours one hundred sorority five model forty fires thirty fire model forty Kerens thirty fire model forty eights fire model fifties San Pafael California 1 model forty four four model forty first Klasmth Falls Oregon one model forty four four model forty fires total four hundred and forty fire Try to rush closed Jobe Adriso when all ears ordered by McMillan were shippod Bernard Auto Co* ANNOUNCEMENT. 1 beg to say to the citizens of Pearson and vicinity that 1 have [purchased tlx 1 Carl Murray goods and am receiving a fresh and up to-date Stock of Groceries. 1 am opening them in the Mancil build ing, formerly occupied by Mr. Murray, i solicit your patronage and guarantee prompt and court eous treatment. Yours to serve, J. E. Lee. by all present. Many pledges were signed right in the meeting, and there appeared to be no doubt that the 300,000 bales minimum would be signed up even before July Ist. “There is no doubt in mv mint! that we tire moving in the right direction, and that the cotton growers are going to win out.” EAGLE No. 174 For Sale at your D.-aicr ]VS»ce in fve ASX FOR THU YELLOW PENCIL WITH THE RED DAKD EAGLF. MilC ADO EAGLE PENCIL COMPANY, NEW YORK START THE NEW YEAIf RIGHT! Travel and Ship via GEORGIA & FLORIDA RAILWAY. Quick and Convenient Schedules “THROUGH THE LAND OF OPPORTUNITY.’’ HIGH CLASS PASSENGER SERVICE. Ex'sun DaUr U "‘ >ly MUes Dalir Patty Dally Dally Ex. Sun. 0 . (Eastern Time mOO pm... ft.-'Gara 0 Augusta, tia. £lO pm 11:10 am Augusta »c. of Ga. * i*"innm M "" m Kcyavtlle Hem'. Mura 4-40 p m 1«» m J i nlth fcitiTm lte»a m ofi MMvSfa ' - • 1135 am 72 Swahiflbon, - ® M i lien 3:25 n m T or, n m 34 Stlltroore ? : 48nra i im vtrtaHa UXpM %«. m ] .‘, w, 111 T®?» 1* Hazlehurst 12:28 u m B:S' n m . B:.«jam -I:l,am 160 tH>u«la. 1130 p m 7:25 p m AU.am am 1,, Wiiiacoocbee 10242 pm 6A> pni I*:*’ a _i" 4-40 arn life Nashville 9:iio pin 5i5 p m IlSniS 2® Nashville 9£opra TIT ,• }}2» “ •>"« » m ® ' atdosta 8:45 p m 4:30 p m p }i^* a m 223 Valdosta 4-« t» ,u " - ' - -" . Mai'-m. Fia. ■ JUS p m Tab am ITTT I Daily except Sunday. PR< >M ITN ESS—EFFICIENCY—COURTESY. D. F KIRKLAND, w. D. COOK, General Manner. General Pewenger Agent WINTER RESORT FARES Season 1920-21. Winter excursion tickets on sale to winter resorts in the Southeast aed to resorts in Arizona and Texas daily October 1. 11)20, to April 30, I 1920, inclusive; final return limit ! May 31. 1921. Stop overs allowed at all stations jon either going or return trip, or j both, within the final limit of ticket, upon application to con l doctor. For full information as to rates, ' schedules, etc., apply to nearest Agent or Passenger Representative. Central of Georgia Railway F. J. ROBINSON. General Passenger Agent. Misses Edwitia and Marie Wil son of Adel, Ga., Were visitors in Milltown last week. They are granddaughters of Lion. Jeff Kirk land of Pearson.
