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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-10-27
EDUCATION VS.. WORK.

There is some COMPLAINT I'm This
country that we ara overdoing fba
matter Of education II IS declared
tbat The strongest impression araong
fhe IGNORANT Is that education IL.
slows mon . man tbe priyilapa or
mower on maxine living wifbouf
work, and that when education is
bestowed It makes ths bog unwilling
e take up work as 2 means OF max
iag q living Whereas, the ignorant
boy who cannot help himaei because
q lack &c education must perforce
he content % perform manual la-
bor, the faan who Is sonlewhat more
educated scorns &c and agpiras to a
profession II IS declared thai this
has gone t. such az extent that it
Is impos ible TO gel clean collar Jobs
for an men who are edcua5ed TO
fili nd
Ther re too many men for the
easy job Nud e is asasssaasl lss
the men ale places or the places
TO the mem 1t is perfectly clear
that there are not enousll men for
The coarse Work Of the conntgy as
evidenced BY The unified demand for
common iabofers.
This being 10 case il is evident
that the country anus. 50 through
another Of t5ose swea.s Of experience
which seasons nation nn ID The re.
anlremenfs ~ suocessgel existence IF
sey larga npmbor Of neople a.
making the mistake tbaf education
entities them 10 any sort Of exemp-
,ion from, work or evomption from
any eor, of gofl tsy sre making 4
mistato witch thew viB have 10 ont-
grov n is tbe daefinV Of mis- eonn.
~ fo edpcat4 every pa-son in il.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-10-27
SUNDAY. OCTOBER n. 1907
BRUNSWICK OUGHT 10 Il 81
RESENTED.

a convention to promote The con
structlon Of canal communication
down tho Atlanuc coast and inland
waterway from the waters Of the
Erie canal TO Beaufort, Via ST. Marys
ard the sewannee river to The Gulf
Is TO be held about the middle Of NO
vember IN Philadelphia.
Brunswick ought to have a repre-
sentative at this convention, pre-
pared to present all OF Brunswicks
needs in the way Of waterway i'm.
provements to offer the cooperation
Of Brunswick in this inland water
away in which Brunswick has a
interest. We had no representative
at Memphis which was unfortunate
1t win be still more unfortunate if
we have no representative at this
convention, still more important to
us. AT the meeting of the Rivers
and Harbors Congress in Washing
ton, Brunswick and every city on
the line of the canal to the Gulf and
the canal to the Tennessee river
ought to have strong representa-
tIon.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-10-27
BRuNsWicK's HEALTH.

with a population Of $4,000, in
1906, our death rate was 100 colored
10 whites.
The increase Of our population in
recent years has been mainly whites,
"A conservative estimate would be 10
whites to colored. Upon that basis
cur white death rate last year was
lower than for zoe cities containing
a considerable colored population re-
ported by the government, namely,
912, the next lowest being 91S, the
range running UP to 20 per 1909 per
year. q
OF Atlantic and Gulf seaports tbe
lowest total death rate per 1000 for
1905 was Is. Ours upon a basis OF
lis 900 people was but 1853.
Figure your own basis of popula-
4ion. remember that We have been
steadily growing. building new hous-
es. that all houses are occupied, and
it is impossible to place our death
rate as high as either the lowest
upon The Atlantic or Gulf coast, or
the average rural death rate Of the
United States, 1880.
This is our finest advertisement II
can be made much hetter.lt is our
duty to exercise uaceasing vigilance
to make It better.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-10-27

ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

Georgia, Gynn county.-<
Ply virtue cf 8Nf%f the Court
Of Ordinary Of ID county there will
be sold at pub cutlery az the court
house door + ga county on the
first Tuesday i'As6ye.nbe~. 1907, be
tween the usual hours Of sale, the
following rad cst4te be.on Sng 10
the estate Of Urbanus Dart. deceased.
towit:
That certain tract Of land in the
City Of Brunswick. Glynn County.
Georgia, described, according to the
map or plan Of said city generally
known as George Il. Baldwins map
made in 1887 as Old Town lot mum
Der one hundred and seventy-nine.
and inBrovemen 5 thereon, said lot
containing ninety by one hundred
Mlnd eighty feet; bounded as follows:
4on the north by f street. east by
Union street, south by Old Town Lot
one hundred and eight CS0). and
west nv REYNOLDS street This Oc-
tober 11th. 1907
w. f. Symons,
Administrator Estate OF Urbanus
Dart
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-10-27
THE wRoLD OUGHT TO KNOW

In one thing Brunswicks is maxi
ing a mistake which will be regret
ted if it is continued There is no
daily systematic advertisement of
our advantages,
Our merchants and business men
generally have been liberal toward
our Harbor Magazine. and we take
pride in it's execution. 1t will do
great good 1t gives a good starting
point TO follow up with persistent
constant advertising of our natu1A
and created advantages. We
that our death rate is lowa
for any seacoast city upon
or Atlantic coast--far lower
average rural death rate OF II
ed States. How shall they
know that unless We tho
How are tl
Of our wond al
our supberb Bhotel
our magnificent sch6os our
glorious harbor? The cost would
not be large Of keeping this constnat-
~ before the world in iudicious
system of advertising. We ought to
do it.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-10-27

The biggest furniture sale yet at
savy & Cos. 2l3 Grant street.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-10-27

making haste slowly -character,zas
our method Of compromising phvsi.
clans prescriptions. We are not lag
CARDS, but caution is our first prf6-
ciple, so that our customers will be
helped, NOT Kindred in the cure Of
their maladies. Purity and neatness
might with truth be printed on our
labels. Safe place fer your doctor,S
orders.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-10-27
1907 TAX NOTICE, 1907

On the following dates Nwill be at
and Counts Taves for f901E S SIM
ona. Nov. ! and Nov 81 Fr0akman
Nov. 8 and Nov 2S B,a Ten Soy Z
and Nov q; Ster'ing, Nov 6 and
Nov g.
All 1ther dates until Dec 10 40
t'oui6House.
f.. 3, Bead, RI G.
GlFnn Count
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sEs RoTHecHlLDs WINDOW DIS.
PLAY.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-08-23
Labor Day Proclamation.

Guthrie. Okla. Aug. 22.-Governor
Frantz this evening issued the follow
Ing labor day proclamation:
by authority OF law, |. Frank
Frantz. governor of the territory OF
Oklahoma, hereby designate Monday
September 2. 1907. as Labor Day.
1T is fitting that our territory
which has made such remarkable pro
gress In material wealth and civic
power. through the industry of her
citizenship should each year set apart
one day In recognition OF the dignity
OF honest labor In every department
of human activity. and Its great i'm.
portance in the future life In Great.
er Oklahoma.
The occasion is designed 20 per.
NIT the toilers and the wage earners
OF the land TO suspend their usual vo-
cations In order that they, may join
in such recreation as may be deemed
proper for their enjoyment and for
the advancement OF the interests with
which they are identified To the end
that all employees may have the full.
est opportunity TO partake in the fes.
tivities of this day, 1t is recommended
that all public and ordinary business
be suspended so far as may be found
practicable, and that every facility
be afforded by employers to employees
to avail themselves of the benefits OF
the day set apart especially for those
who are producers of the wealth of
the nation and who therefore are en-
titled to share In the prosperity
which has placed Oklahoma at the
forefront OF the industrial develop.
meat OF the west The interests OF
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-08-23
Something About Comets.

The tail of the Daniels comet Is
growing a little bit longer each night
and by the middle OF September
should stretch at least twelve de
rrees from its head.
This comet is the first that many
millions OF people have seen The
year 1881 was the last year in which
a comet that amounted 20 anything
has appeared. During August and
September OF that year there were
three beautiful comets, one In the
north which struck the orbit 81 the
earth headon and appeared for two
weeks as vast globe OF diaphauous
mist another in the south, and still
larger one in the western sky ear
ly In tho morning. The tails Of these
comets were between ,wenty-eight
and forty.two degrees Iona
In the summer OF 1911 those OF
us who are on earth will be pleased
with the sight of one OF the most
immense comets which ever visited
the solar system. Haley's comet. This
celestial wanderer has re.appeared
every seventy-fve years since the
dawn OF time. At II last appearance
In 1882 II was so bright as to be seen
at o'clock In the afternoon at its
perihelion. This comet should he Wis
ible In August 1911. and II should ap.
proach the earth's orbit from a point
near Regulus.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-08-23
INDIAN BATTLE TODAY
CELEBRATION IN HONOR OF DAN.
TEL BOONE AT JAMESTOWN
EXPOSITION.
Ardmnrelta SpeciAt.

Norfolk. Va. Aug. 23.-lndian war
hoops, the gleam of tomahawks and
the rattle and crack of muskctry gave
an air of realism TO Che battle with
redskins fought today in the pine for
ests along the shore OF Hampton
Roads. where nestle the log buildings
and stockades OF the new Fcrt Boone,
Kentucky's home at the jamestown
exposition. The occasion was the cele
bration OF Winchester day, and in.
cluded memorial exercises In honor
OF Daniel Boone.
Hundreds OF Kcntuckians were
here to take part In the celebration
at Boones fort an almost duplicate
OF the pioneer post erected by thu
great frontiersman, Daniel Boone,
and which stood ON the south bank
of the Kentucky river In Madison Co,
in building this representation al
jamestown came from the site of the
original fort During Indian out
breaks the pioneers OF the Blue Grass
state flocked to this fort. History re-
cords that II was attacked many
times by bands of blood thirsty red.
skins, but always successfully de.
Tended
The historical event which was re.
peated In realistic form today occur.
red In 1875, when Elizabeth and Fran.
els, daughters OF Colonel Richard
Galloway. and Jemima, daughter of
Daniel Boone, were captured by In.
dians while riding In canoe on the
river. The redskins were followed
over a trail leading uy where the city
OF Winchester now stands. and the
girls were rescued from their cap.
tors at a point near Blue IIsks The
rescuers were headed by Daniel
Boone, and the small party included
three young men who were lovers OF
the girls, thus giving a touch OF TO.
nance 70 the historical story.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-08-23

labor and capital are mutual and our
welfare depends ON hearty co-opcra.
tion.
Now. therefore, !. Frank Frantz.
governor Of the territory of Oklaho-
ma. by virtue Of authority of law in
me vested. do hereby appoint Monday,
the second day Of September. in the
year of our Lord one thousand nine
hundred and seven. as public hol.
iday to be known as Labor day.
In witness whereof | have hereun.
to set my hand and caused the great
seal Of said territory to be affixed
this 10th day OF August. 1907.
tSeaD FRANK FRANTZ.
Governor.
Attest: CHAS. II. FILSoN. Sec'y.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-08-23
INSANE TELEGRAPHER
cRAzeD AS RESULT OF OPERA.
TORS sTRlkE-oNE VIOLENT
~ INSANE.

New York. Aug. 22.-There was ex.
citement In the main operating room
Of the Western Union Telegraph Com
panys building. 1876 Broadway. when
Harry Behnecken. an operator who re.
fused to join the strikers, became vio-
lently insane and dashed through the
busy room shrieking like Comanche
Indian.
Behnecken. who is 25 years old and
lives In Brooklyn. shouted that the
company had won the strike, and his
remarks were all relevant TO the pres
ent troubles. The wfld-eyed man was
caught, but II took four men and po-
liceman William Roberts TO hold him.
II was forty.fiye minutes before bust.
ness was restored TO It's normal con.
dition.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-08-23
ColoRED BAPTIST MEETING
SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION
ADJOURNED AND cHlcKAsAW
ASSOCIATION CONVENED.

The final session OF the Sunday
School Convention was held yester.
day and the association work was be.
gun.
The following officers we're elect.
ed for the $. S. conventions:
Pres. G. W. Hail. Vice Pres, J.
W. Perkins; Sec, Miss Daisy Burton !;
Cor. Sec. Miss Blanche Thompson !;
Treas. Mrs. Whitlow; Missionary. NJ.
c. Lewis.
The mornings devotional exercises
were led by Rev. NJ. I. Jackson, vice
moderator. After a good service Rev.
J. +. Kersh OF Chickasha was intro
duced to preach the Introductory ser.
mon. He chose for his general theme
Instruct the people.
His sermon was one OF instruction
along the lines OF encouraging race
enterprises, as well as race integrity.
Such sermons as was his are the kind
that race needs TO hear and having
heard 20 follow, Altogether by his
efforts he sustained the reputation he
had made as one OF the strongest Bap-
list ministers in the new state.
The afternoon session was given
over to the discussion OF our reahion
TO Dawes Academy. The discussion
uaa nm pa God In hv Qaya Harry Nor.
wood, Kersh. Ransom, Prof. Spen.
Ger. Prott and others.
The nights session was presided
over by vice moderator Jackson. The
welcome addresses were delivered by
Messrs. Hawkins. Young. Dewitt.
billiard and Mrs. II. Il. Matthews.
Rev. II. c. Combs and Prof Spencer
-cs2onded In behalf OF the associa.
tion.
Rev Westbrooks OF Oklahoma City
was introduced to preach the Doc.
trinal sermon which he did In capable
and satisfactory manner. Much en-.
thusiasm was manifested in the meet.
ing. as was demonstrated by there
being many more people than could
be given seats.
There are at this association some
hundred or more delegates.
Or. Henry OF Tatum is one of the
prominent visitors to the association,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-08-23
BOIL WORM At WORK
r. L. rAYLoa's CROP VIRTUALLY
RUINED BY THE RAvAoEs OF
THE PEST.

The boil worm is beginning TO get
In its work In certain sections OF the
country and especially in the section
Of the country north OF here. It is
reported that that pest has almost
completely destroyed several cotton
crops already, and is playing havoc
with the others. r. /. Taylor. a farm.
er who lives few miles north OF the
city came into the Ardmoreite office
with several samples of cotton that
has been subject to the devastation
OF the boil worm and which shows
that unless some action is taken. or
some remedy found the people in
that section will be minus a cotton
crop this year.
Mr.. Taylor has rs acres In cot.
ton, and stated that all OF his crop
was affected the same as the sample
that was brought to the office, II such
is he case then the farmers In the
same section that Mr.. Taylor resides
in are in bad shape so far as making
a good cotton crop.
From what can be learned II seems
as II the worm has been getting In its
damage since the cool nights have
begun and In those sections where
the weed is protected by trees. In
other sections where there is no for.
estry and where the entire field has
been the object OF the suns rays.
the crop is unaffected.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-08-23
Prepare for Pettibone Trial.

San Francisco. Aug. 22.-J. II.
Hawley, OF Idaho. one of the attor.
neys for the prosecution in the case
Of William ID. Haywood, who was
recently acquitted on the charge OF
conspiracy to murder former Cover
nor steunenberg, returned yesterday
from the Hawaiian Islands on the
steamer Alamaeda wnere he went for
his health after the trial, Mr.. Haw-
ley will 20 direct 10 Boise to take
up the work of preparing the case
against George A. Pettibone. who is
charged with conspiracy in the Steun.
enberg murder.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-08-23
BOTH POLITICAL PARTIES STRAIN
ING EVER NERVE TO WIN.
THE NEGRO PROBLEM
ls Giving the Republican Party Much
VeSstion-Neero Knows he Hss
Been Disseminated Against
and q Bolt 10 Fssred.
Ardmoreite Special

hiuhHtAtc ope'sihI
Guthrie, Ok, Aug. 23.-With the
election less than a month or the
two great parties are straiuing every
tense muscle In the fight to control
the untried machinery Of the propos.
cd state Of Oklahoma. Were II not OF
such vital import the strenuous pace
would be amusing. The politicians
Of Oklahoma and Indian Territory are
not noyices. They have been tested
under the vicissitudes OF territorial.
hood and perhaps no other class
could so ably cope with the situation.
The republicans are struggling with
the negro problem. IL Is no longer
denied the black cloud Is gathering
with rapidly increasing proportions.
The negroes believe they have been
double-crossed and refuse TO be paci
fed. Republican leaders are wary.
and conciliatory. They see In the
declaration OF two OF the most promi
nent negro party workers-that the
race feels II has been Disseminated
against since the Tulsa convention
a danger that may result in a bolt.
The split may be bridged between
now and the seventeenth of Septem.
Der, but the present indications are
chary of the cid brotherhood"
There has been no cessation In the
activity of the democrats since their
day count. SO bitter has the guber-
Material fight with the Muskogee man,
Haskell opposing Frantz, the present
territorial executive. grown that
scarcely any mention is made OF other
candidates.
II Is difficult for an outsider to ap-
preciate the conditions OF the initial
contest for plums. The campaign has
been acrimonious. unprecedently vim
the gubernatorial duelists. Even the
possibilities In the United States
senate race has sunk into listlessness.
Republicans do not entertain any real
hopes OF getting anything like a ma
jority In the legislature and conse-
quently efforts along that line are
only half-hearted. But they do ex.
pect TO elect Frantz. The governor is
In the race TO win and democratic
leaders have long since recognized the
fact. The fight is to the hilt with
the chances overwhelmingly favoring
the democrats. Should a republican
candidate land II will be solely be.
cause his perIonal popularity has
precipitated a landslide.
A campaign in which the muck rake
has played as prominent a part can
not be pictured. vituperation of the
most slanderogs sort has not been
spared For the most part II has been
directed at the head OF Mr.. Haskell
The opposition has not hestitated at
petty deceptions and falsehoods so
ralpably as TO render them at any 9th
er time absurd
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-08-23
CONFEDERATE VETERANS com.
PlETE ANNUAL REUNION.
next YEAR At SULPHUR
General D. N. HALEY eeieeted Com.
mander Of Indian Territory Di.
vision-Brisade Commanders
Retained-The Daughters.

McAlester. I. T.. Aug 22.-Sulphur
is to be the next meeting place OF the
United Confederate Veterans OF Okla.
homa and Indian Territory. who. to-
gether with the Sons and Daughters
OF Veterans. completed their annual
reunion here today with an immense
parade.
Last night at the Elks' club the
visiting delegates were given a ball by
the sponsors and the largest crowd In
the. history OF the city was In attend.
ance. Two orchestras were provided
and two floors OF the big club house
were given up to the dancers. Gener-
al ID. NJ. HALEY. newly elected com.
mander Of Indian Territory division
United Confederate Veterans, led the
grand march with Mrs. 7. ID. Davis,
secretary OF Indian Territory division
United Daughters OF the Confeder.
acy.
At the business meetings OF the re.
spective orders II was voted to defer
all action looking toward amlgamat.
ing until after the coming OF state
hood.
Gen. ID. NJ. HALEY OF McAlester,
was elected commander OF Indian Ter.
ritory division OF the Veterans, and
the four brigade commanders were
retained as follows: General w. +.
Gentry, Council Hill; General Char.
les Mcclellan, Claremore; General
Phillips. Durant; General Dan Ken.
dali, sulphur,
General John NJ. Threadgill. Okla.
homa City, was reelected commander
OF the Oklahoma division. General
Chinn. Oklahoma City. is brigade
commander OF the first brigade Gen.
eral T. b. Hogg, Shawnee, OF the sec.
ond brigade; and General Taylor. Al.
tus, OF the third brigade.
The matter OF locating the state
home for disabled Veterans was re-
ferred to a committee OF six OF the
Sons OF Veterans, and General Brant
H. Kirk OF Oklahoma City was re.
elected commander of the order.
The Daughters OF the Confederacy
OF the two territories chose the fol.
lowing division officers respectively:
Oklahoma Division-Mrs. Ruth Tes-
son, Oklahoma City. president; Mrs.
Fannie Catlett, Pavnee. frst vice pres
ident; Mrs. J. NJ. Threadgill. Oklaho-
ma City. second vice president; Mrs.
Jud Woods, Yukon, recording secre-
tary; Mrs. W. j. Cowgirl, Edmund,
corresponding secretary Mrs. Emma
Davis, Norman. registrar; Mrs. W.
c. Richardson, Oklahoma City. re-
corder, Mrs. +. j. Bass, lawton. his
torian; Miss Emma Burke Edmund,
treasurer.
Indian Territory Division-Mrs. Ida
Harris Culberson. Kiowa. honorary
president; Mrs. Virginia Woods, Pur.
cell, president, Mrs. Sudie Barnes,
McAlester. first vice president, Mrs.
T. C. Harrill, Wagner, second vice
president; Mrs. Lutte Walcott, Ard
more, third vice president Mrs. T. d.
Davio, McAlester, secretary; Mrs.
Blueie Adair Lawrence, Tahlequah,
treasurer; Mrs. Maggie Guy, Sulphur,
registrar; Mrs. Harry Blake Eufaula,
historian.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-08-23
An Ardmoreite Promoted.

A, w. Dunham, for years local agent
for the Santa Fe road, who resigned
his position here to accept the posi-.
tion of agent for the same road at
Fort Worth, has again been promot-
ed by the Santa Fe and goes to Gal.
weston soon, as superintendent Of the
terminals and agent. This prSmouon
is accompanied by an increase in
salary.
This is the second promotion Mr..
Durham has received in the past
ninety days. and his friends here will
be proud Of his success.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-08-23
THE MARKETS

New Orleans spots quiet is up.
mid. Ia, sales $50.
Liverpool spots up, mid. 1877, sales
5000, exp. 500.
New York spots quiet and steady.
mid. 1895.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-08-23

lntoday's mock contest. the attack.
ing party was composed OF real In.
dians from the l0l Ranch show.
while the forts defenders. the captur.
ed young women and the rescuers
were represented by leading people Of
Winchester, Ky.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-08-23
Liverpool Futures.
Leupp Lunches With President.

BY Associated Press.
Oyster Bay, Aug. 23.-President
Roosevelt had Francis A. Leupp,
commissioner OF Indian affairs, as his
guest at luncheon today.
Commissioner Ieupp has recently
returned from a tour Of investigation
OF the Indian agencies OF the west
and will submit his report to tho
president.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-08-23

The Trades Council OF Ardmore will
have Labor Day Picnic, Monday,
Sept. 2, and respectfully invite you to
participate In the parade on that day,
For further particulars apply TO l.. Il.
Horn or W. W. Holt 20-tf
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-08-23

Fort Dodge, Iowa, Aug. ?2-Crazed
by reason of the telegraphers strike,
James Werbka, % years old. who had
been three years In the employ OF the
Western Union. was taken IN charge
by the police today He was unable
to tell where his home is II was
I'd NV the officers that he kept hit
ting on dots and dashes and an oper-
ator from the local offices was taken
10 his cell In the jail This was the
message that he kept sending into
the air:
Thousands out OF work. thousands
out OF work; they are paying the
price"
II is believed he is from Omaha.