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Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1906-12-22

facturers and dealers. The Consoli-
dated Wagon & Machine company OF
this city has this year scored it's high
est mark in regard to volume of bust
ness. The increase is not on any spe-
cial line of machinery, but practically
all the manufacturers have been bene
flied.
The steam blowing plan of reclama
ton of arid lands has opened new
business for the j. l. Case Threshing
Machine company for their engines
and separators and for Deere, Parlin
& Orendorff and Oliver plows.
The general prosperity of the farm
ing community has greatly increased
business in Balm and Cooper wagons.
Sweets Common Sense bob sleds, u.
S. cream separators and farming tools
in general.
1t is surprising to figure on the
amount of American Steel e. Wire
Co.'S barb wire and field fence, the
Mccormick machinery and the Ply
mouth rod tag Irvine it has sold dur
ing the year 1906
They are feeling the good effects of
the Agricultural College and also
from the experts on beet raising, who
are tending to increase soil produc-
ton or extensive farming, which is
increasing the Planet, Jr., Deere &
Mansur and other lines of general
farming tools.
Pleasure, business and utility vehi-
cles of every kind have been more
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1906-12-22

freely purchased than ever before.
Kaufman, Veile, Hesse, Racine, all
old favOrites of the trade, have main
tanned an enviable reputation.
Automobiles have made a fairly
good showing, over $4,000 worth hav-
ing been sold by the Consolidated
Wagon e. Machine Co., and the out
look for 1907 in this line is very fiat
tering, as the 1907 autos are very at
tractive to the man who wishes to OBJ
tain the greatest amount of enjoy
ment, use and utility with the least
amount of mechanical difficulties
General Manager George T.
Odell, and Secretary Melvin D.
Wells, have spent considerable time
at the factories the company repre-
sents in selecting an enormous stock
of the best obtainable implements,
vehicles and stoves.
It's business methods of securing
the very best goods that are made
(avoiding cheap imitations) and sell
ing the best goods as near as condi-
tons will permit on one-price basis,
its liberal and generous extension of
credit, and honest endeavor to treat
all customers with strict honesty and
liberality is the foundation on which
it has built up the largest business
of the kind in the world today.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1906-12-22
DOG BETTER THAN SOME MEN.

When, three months ago, fourteen
year-old Gene Franzen, died and was
buried in st. Mary's cemetery, near
the city of New York his canine COM
panion, Spot" fox terrier, went to
the funeral. He saw the remains of
his little master lowered into the
grave and he whined pitifully as the
clods fell on the coffin.
Two days afterward Spot left
home Search for him was unavailing,
but about ten days afterward, when
the bereaved mother went to the GEM
etery to plant some flowers on the
grave of her darling, behold, there
was poor spot" keeping a vigil.
They took him home, where he
would not stay, but returned to the
little mound beneath which his little
friend and companion slept, and, al
though many efforts were made to in
duce him to come home, he rejected
all and refused to abandon his trust.
The cemetery employees and others
fed him at various times, and many
attempts were made to get him to
leave his self-imposed task, but he
only growled, as much as to say: 4
am here waiting for my dear little
master; why do you annoy me?'
Last week the little dog died Con
slant exposure to sun and wind ano
storm were too much for his vitality.
They found him, with paws out
stretched across the grave, his eyes
closed, his little frame wasted, cold
and STILL
Poor, faithful little doggie! Was
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1906-12-22
INDEX TO FARMERS PROSPERITY

In the general prosperity which the
country is enjoying the farmers are
getting their full share. Bountiful
crops and good prices make happy
homes and smiling faces. In no way
is the prosperity of the farmer as
fully exemplified as in the increased
trade of the farm implement manu-
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1906-12-22

turned to spend the holidays with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Nc.
Chrystal
~ ~
Master Arthur McChrystal, who
was operated on December 7 at st.
Marks hospital, is improving rapidly
and will return home in very few
days.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1906-10-10
GREAT DAMAGE
TO PROPERTY
For Several Miles Along the
River Water is Flooding
the Country
BIG DAMAGE At JALISC0
Report Says That Twenty-Five People
Were Drowned There and Con-
siderable Damage Was Done
to Property.

Elpaso. Texas. Oct. 9.-News was
received here this afternoon that the
Santiago river was on a rampage ana
was way over It's banks for distance
OF several miles. doing great damage
to property along the route.
AT Jalisco, small city on the river.
It Is reported that twenty-five people
were drowned and considerable dam.
age was done to property.
The high water. it is said, Is caused
by recent heavy rains which prevan
ed along the river. causing the river
to flood its banks. Many homes OF
farmers have been practically washed
away
Only meager reports have been re-
ceived from Jalisco, where the great
est damage was done, but it is be-
lieved that at least twenty-five people
were drowned.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1906-10-10
Matter Of Insane Persons
Being Cared for in South
Carolina an Issue
MATTER COMES UP soon
Case of Man From Georgia Being
Cared for by Columbia Authori-
ties-He May be Sent Back to
This Side Savannah River.

Columbia. Oct 9.-The differences
that have existed in this state ana
North Carolina and Georgia as to who
shall care for insane persons of other
states happening into this state or de-
liberately dumped upon it seems
about to be brought to test.
In Marion Jail there Is confined an
insane negro, who though resident
Of Georgia. the authorities of that
state refuse to answer letters from
Judge Of Probate Homer, asking that
the negro be cared for in Georgia
Gov. Hayward has referred the mat
ter to Supt. Babcock. Of the State In
stitute Ior the Insane here. who re-
plies that so far as he can see there
Is nothing to be done but to convex
the negro to Georgia and turn him
loose there. DR.. Babcock will go TO
the attorney general for an opinion.
Judge Homer says in his letter to
the governor:
I'VE have confined in the county
jail here, under Temporary commit
ment from my office, "a negro man,
who Is q resident of The state OF
Georgia, though a native of this
county. For more than two years he
has been living in Georgia. To al
low him to be at large is dangerous
to himself and to the public. hence
his committal to the county jail.
Under the laws of this state he can
not be committed to our state hos
pital for the insane. Upon the advice
of DR.. j. w. Babcock. | wrote the
governor Of Georgia, setting forth the
facts in the case. and asking that the
authorities of that state take such
measures as were necessary to haze
the patient returned to that state. but
although some time has elapsed since
my letter. nothing has been doEe in
the matter.
1T is manifestly unjust that this
county should have to care for this
patient. and it is equally manifest
that he can not be confined for any
great length Of time in our county
Jail. have exhausted all the re-
sources of my court, and respectfully
submit the matter to you for advice,
as to what further can be done"
DR.. Babcock calls attention to the
ract that the law of 1902 covers this
case.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1906-10-10
CAUGHT OFFECER
ROBB|NG STORE
DRUGGIST WATCHED FOR THIEF
AND FIRED UPON HIM AT
FIRST SIGHT.

The little town of Sylvester, on the
Atlantic Coast Line, between Bruins.
wick and Albany, was all excited yes
terday over shooting affray which
occurred there at an early hour yes
terday morning, when a leading drug
gist of the place shot and probably
fatally wounded the night policeman
1t seems that for some time the
drug store had been robbed almost
nightly and although many efforts
were made the thief could not be
captured. Finally the proprietor de-
cIded to spend one night in the effort
himself. and Monday night he Sc
creted himself in a spot near the
store and watched for the thieI.
About 2:S0 O'Clock yesterday morning
he saw man entering the store ana
tired upon him. The bullet struck
its mark. entering the mans head just
above the right eye. Upon investiga
ton it was found to be the nighI
policeman.
Coast Line men arriving in the CITY
yesterday told OF the tragedy ano
stated that the wound would more
than likely prove fatal.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1906-10-10
SANTIAGO RIVER IS
NOW OVERITS BANKS:
TWENTY-FIVE DROWN

thing interesting he was not far out.
New and strange in all its features
perhaps the most peculiar item in
them is the corn raising contest. Re-
Gently the public schools all over the
state offered prizes to boys and girls
who could raise the most creditable
crop of cotton or corn, and with
will. with sleeves rolled up, the young.
sters went to work. Immediately fol-
lowing the offer the state fair direct
ors offered further inducements and
supplemented the prize nst by offer
Ing a number of enticing premiums.
1t is expected that the special day SCI
apart for these young farmers will
be the most interesting Of the ten
days.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1906-10-10
CITIZENS CONSIDER
THE PEOPLES TICKET
AVERY STRONG ONE

manic nominees. is among the pro-
gressive young men of the city. Re-
siding in Brunswick when he was q
Doy. he returned here several years
ago to be the commercial agent OF
the Atlantic and Birmingham railroad,
and in that capacity he has made
many friends. He has always looked
out for Brunswick and is considered
one of the most popular of the young
er business men.
j. r. Lambrieht.
Not a better citizen lives in Bruins
wick than Judge J. T. Lambright. He
has resided in Brunswick all of his
life. and is from that class of citizens
who is always found in line for the
progress and prosperity of the city
IN which he lives. Judge Lambright
has always stood against one-man
rule. believing that it is a drawback
to any city. HIS selection as an
aldernlanic Candidate was indeed a
happy one.
CIaud Dart.
He is another of the progressive
young business men of the city, heing
at the head of the Bay iron Works.
one of Brunswick's leading industries.
Mr.. Dart. too. has resided in Bruns-
wick all Of his life. and there is not a
young man In the confines of the city
who enjoys the esteem OF more
friends. He is the eldest son OF Ordi-
nary Horace Dart. and has always
been found In line sor bigger ana
better Brunswick.
The ticket as whole has been gen
orally pronounced as one of the best
ever presented to the voters OF Bruna-
wick. and it was freely predicted
yesterday tnat it would go in at the
approaching primary by a big ma
Jority.
The five candidates belong to NJ
ring or clique, they were nominated
at a mass meeting in which every
citizen had the right to participate.
This fact alone will bring many a vote
to the ticket
The political pot in Brunswick is
now boiling; the scheme of the poll
tlclans. to put UP ticket, composed
of anybody they desired, has been
flushed by business men who have the
interest of Brunswick at heart, and
it is safe to assume that things politi-
cally will be interesting until the day
of the primary.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1906-10-10
PRIZES FOR SHIPPING ESSAYS.
Date for Closing of Contests Fixed
for January s.

Cleveland. Ohio. October THE
officers of the Merchant Marine OIL
the United States announce that. the
date for closing their contests for
prizes of $400, $500, 5000. and
500 ior the four best essays on
How to build up our shipping in
the foreign trade. limited to students
In high schools. chronological schools.
COLLEGES and universities. originally
fixed for November Is. has been post
poned until January 5. This action IS
in Difference to suggestions from Har-
ward. Wesleyan and other universi-
ties and from high schools, the claim
being that the time for preparation
was toe short and pointing to the
exhaustion OF the supply of impor
tant congressional documents bearing
upon the subject.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1906-10-10
JUDGE IS NAMED
FOR NEW COURT
CAMDEN COUNTY COURT HAS
BEEN ESTA5LiSHED-R. n.
FROhOCk THE JUDGE.

Camden county has been given a
new court, the Judge has been named
and the first session Of the tribunal
will probably be held next month.
AS is well known Camden has been
clamoring for county court for some
time. The last grand jury recon.
mended that 1t be established and
Monday Governor Terrell appointea
r. Fl. Frohock, of st. Marys, to be
Judge of the court.
The Camden county court will have
about the same jurisdiction as the
city court of Brunswick.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1906-10-10
ALL MACH|N|STS ON
SOUTHERN OUT
ON STRIKE
About One Thousand Over
the System Have Quit
Their Work
WU AKt UUI IN ALLAN A
Demand for Increase of Twenty-Five
Cents a Day, Which Was Refused
BY the Road, Brought on
the Strike.
ZOO ARE OUT IN ATLANTA

The following from yesterday 3
Macon News will be Of interest in
brunswick. While the Southern has
no shops in the city, still the strike
will be closely followed mere:
About 1000 machinists on the South
ern railway system, including Macon
quit work this morning at II O'CLOCK
and are now on strike for an in
crease In wages OF IL cents an
hour.
The part of the system affected by
the strike extends from Washington
to Brunswick and from Cincinnati to
Jacksonville, completely covering the
big road.
AS soon as the news of the general
strike was received in Macon, the ma
chinists in the shops here laid down
their tools, took off their overalls and
quit work.
The strike comes about as the re-
suit Of failure of the railway ana
ulllOl OlilCIdlo W dS &c upOu d oCdlc
Of wages after conference In Wash
ingtOn. This conference mas been 60
ing on ever since August 19 and when
it ended on October 8, an agreement
mad not been reached.
When it was found that nothing
could be done strike order was is
sued to go into effect at IL o'clock
this morning.
The machinists are now working ~
hours day but desire an increase per
hour of IL cents. While different
wages are paid in different cities on
the Southern system to the machinists,
the average wage scale IS about SO a
day and the increase demanded will
increase this to 1925 day on an
average.
The machinists' union is one of the
strongest in the country, and there are
plenty of brains behind the organiza-
ton. The conference which has just
terminated unsuccessfully In Wash
ington was the yearly one in when
the scale for the year is fixed ana
ever effort was made by the repre-
sencatives of the union to bring about
an amicable adjustment without) re-
sorting to strike.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1906-10-10
WHITE SOX WON
IN FIRST GAME
CHICAGO BIG LEAGUE TEAMS
ARE PLAYING WORLDS CHAM.
PlONSHlP.

Chicago, Oct. 9.---In slight fall OF
snow here this afternoon, forty thou
sand enthusiastic fans went out to
witness the first Of a series of exhlbi-
tion games between the Chicago
White Sox. winners of the American
League pennant, and the Chicago
Cubs. winners of the National Lea
que pennant.
The series was for the worlds
championship and interest was high.
The game was one of the prettiest and
hardest fought seen on a Chicago dia-
mond this season. despite the snow,
and resulted In a victory tor the
White Sox by score Of 2 to /. Tne
second OF the series will be played to-
morrow afternoon.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1906-10-10
WILL NOT HEAR
RAWLINGS CASE
MOTION SCHEDULED TO BE
HEARD THIS WEEK IS AGAIN
POSTPONED.

Atlanta, Oct. 9.-Petitions for com
mutation Of sentence of Jesse ano
Milton Rawlins will not be heard by
the prison commission on next Satur
day.
After requesting the commission tc
set the hearing for Saturday, Atto:.
ney John Cooper now asks further
postponement, as he has other evi,
dence which will not be ready for
presentation at that time.
The postponement has been agreed
to by the commission, but as yet no
date has been fixed for the hearing.
Unless some new phase of the cases
arise to further postpone the hang
ing. set for November 2, special date
Will have to be arranged for hearing
the appeals for clemency.
Chairman J. s. Turner and Generai
Clement Evans are In the city ready
for the meeting Of the commission,
which will begin formally Tuesday
morning. Colonel Tom Eason arrived
Monday afternoon.
The commission has two capital
cases to consider this time. One Is
that of G. w. Bundrick, white man
under sentence of death in Dooly
county tor murder. The other is that
Of Minis Devereaux, OF Baldwin. also
sentenced to be hanged soon. The
usual minor petitions will be con
sIdered
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1906-10-10
Smuggling in Cinnamon.

Portland. Me-, Oct. 9.-Government
craft here were busy to-day following
a report that the mysterious yacht
Frolic, said to have thirty-three China.
men on board, to be smuggled into
the United States from Newfound-
land, would attempt landing near
here to-day. The revenue cutter
Dexter was sent cruising along the
islands OF Casco bay, while all
available lighthouse vessels were
started out to guard the coast.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1906-10-10
FATE OF MURDERESS
IN GOVERNORS HANDS

Jefferson City, Mo-, Oct. 9.--The su
preme court to-day denied the appli.
cation of Mrs. Aggie Meyers for q
writ of error to the supreme court oi
the United States.
This seals the fate Of Mrs. Meyers,
so far as this court is concerned, ana
she will hang October 26 or her SEN
tence be commuted by Governor Folk
rhe woman is charged with plan
ming and carrying into effect the mur'
der of her husband, that she might
wed another man.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1906-10-10
COURT IS AFTER
THE SUGAR TRUST
SEVERAL INDICTMENTS WE'RE
RETURNED BY FEDERAL
GRAND JURY.

New York. Oct. 9.--The federal
grand jury, in session here to-day, re
turned several indictments against
the sugar trust and others, because
OF rebates on sugar.
Those indicted We're Farland Edgar
the Detroit traffic agents of Western
Transit Company, the D., L. & W
railroad, and the Northern Steamship
Company, all being charged with Civ
ing rebates on sugar to the New Yorl
Central and the Brooklyn Cooperagt
Company.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1906-10-10
ooWiE A5ANDoNs MEXICAN
COLONY AFTER A VISION.

Chicago, Oct. 9.--John Alexander
Dowies plan for a Mexican colony
was abandoned in obedience to a
command received by Dowie in a Wis.
ION that came to him last Friday
night, according to an announcement
made by Deacon Arlington.
The new scheme contemplates the
raising OF s1,000,OO0 In Chicago for the
purpose Of restoring DswieS power
ana pr>stgGs, ..lAixlll&I
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1906-10-10
Killed by cIrI's Father.

paducah. KY, Oct. 9.--Ben Jones, a
young negro, was shot to death yes
terday, near Vicksburg, Livingston
county, by John Scott, farmer OIL
that section. Jones brutally assaulted
a young daughter Of Scotts. and was
chased down BY the father and killed.
Scott Is not likely TO be molested, 40
the sympathy Of the pecpIs 10 vita
RnM .l.,i.A,.lAl
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1906-10-10
STATE FAIR IN ATLANTA
OPENS FOR TWO WEEKS

Atlanta, Ca, Oct. 9.-The Georgia
State Fair which opened here to-day
by far eclipsed any OF its kind ever
held In the South, The most extra
ordinary feature in connection vita
the fair 10 the variety Of Its exhibits
and when Secretary Weldon stated
that no man. woman OF child would
Visit no sTSgnAs asd Hst asa sOme
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1906-10-10
Child Commits Suicide.

Owosso, Mich, Oct. 9-Bessie Ger
addy, aged twelve, a school girl, COM
mitted suicide by taking poison to-
day in the presence Of four of her
little schoolmates at country
school in Venice township. That the
child should conceive and carry out a
plan of suicide is attributed to the
reading of sensational novels.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1906-10-10
MRS. CLYDE RENoUNcEs WILL
She Would Rather Have Her FuI
Dover as Widow

one WOulo ndtheT nave Her Full
Dover as Widow.
Norfolk, Va, October 9.-Mrs. Caro-.
line B. Clyde, Of Philadelphia, widow
of B. Frank Clyde, of the Clyde steam.
ship lines, to-day filed for record in
the Norfolk city clerks Office renun
ciation of the will of her husband
whereby she valves all her rights
under the will to property bequeathed
her by the testator in lieu OF her
DOVER and elects to have her full
dover as widow of the said testator,
who left valuable property in Virginia
as well as in Philadelphia and else.
where.
The will renounced by Mrs. Clyde
was dated July 10, 1896, and is on
record IN both Norfolk and Philadel-
phia.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1906-10-10
Found a Medal.

A medal belonging to e. L. Smith
was picked up in the opera house last
night Owner can secure same by
csIline on chas. Cook Ut ths ies fae'
tory on 4 StFest,
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1906-10-10
Italian Cruiser.

New YORK., Oct o.--The Italian
cruiser Fiefamosca. from Norfolk, sr.
rived in New YerT barber tc-asg,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-10-07
How to BE Happy Though Married.

From the Bdiftnore American.
A Chicago wife who just celebrated the siXtieth
anniversary OF a happy marriage gives the follow
ing advice as tho way to do II:
IF you want to have a happy married ife.- ssys
And. OF course that's what each woman's aim
Ing for.
Now let me pour into your ears. young women,
OF the sixty years OF wisdom I've IN store.
Don't think a stock OF knowledge will increase his
love for you:
OF beauty he'll get tired a little bit;
SO after you have got him, II you want TO hold him
Just feed him well and make him think he's IT,
Don't try for a career to make his lame q famous
And cause the world N stare in awed surprise:
To advertise that you're the senior partner in the
Won't make you sweeter in your husbands eyes.
Don't Join the women's clubs and take a part in
So men will say. Your wife. Smith, made a hit
He won't be half as happy. as contented and as
A u he gets good grub and thinks he's IT,
Don't go against the grain of human nature when
it's male,
II you marry. girls. to have a happy life:
No man may he a hero, as saws hold, to his valet,
But each man expects TO be one TO his wife.
II isn't all your beauty and your talents that viii
He won't come home soon Just to hear your wit;
SO after you have got him, II you want 10 hold him
Just feed him well and make him think he's IT..