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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-10-24
WANT PAuL AKlN ro RyN.
Movement on Foot to Request Him
to Make Race for Senate.

Movement on Foot to Request Him
to Make Race for Senate.
Cartersyille. Ca, oct. 23-While IS
yct no announcements have been
made as to candidates for the senate
to fill the vacancy made by the death
Of Hon. John w Akin. there is a
movement to induce Hon. Paul. f.
Akin. brother and law partner Of
Judge Akin and chairman Of the Bar
low county democratic executive com
mittee. to announce for the Office.
On account Of the recent loss Of his
mother and brother, Mr.. Akin has not
ooen approached. but it is said by
MANY that should he aloN ms name
to come before the people he would
find little o. no opposition.
Mr. Akin, though young man, has
gained a wide reputation as lawyer,
having been associated with Judge
akin for several years lie is ayoung
man Of good character and great
ability q
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MURDERED IN HOTEL

Norfolk. va, Oct 23-Alston H.
Berry. who registered from Rome.
Ga was found murdered tonight in
room q The Fall hotel lie had
been dead several days While there
is no uasfon in the mind OF the po-
lice that Berry was murdered.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-10-24
A STRONG PLEA FOR
RELIEF OF PRESENT
CONGESTION
COL. c. P. GOODYEAR PRODUCES
MORE TESTIMONY IN SUPPORT
OF HIS PLAN FOR GREAT CA
NAL SYSTEM.
Editor or The News

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FUGITIVE FROM JUSTICE.

Charlotte. y. c., Oc. ga f1gi-
sv from justice since last August
when he murdered his wife, Ransom
Goodwin. a Johnston county farmer
shot himself today in the woods near
Selma. X. G He was 7G years old
Goodwin sent word TO his son last
niebl telling where and when his
BODY would be found today.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-10-24
FIRM Nv TOBACCO.
South q Will Spend
About 7 Knd Dollars
Nh.
Duh1tn "a - 8 Almond

DuDIIn, Ga, N1IIl82'J.---J. ,. AIIHOHW
Of Dublin, and E. l.. Lester, Of Brook
lyn, NJ Y have formed a company 10
be known as the AlmOnd-Lester Com
pany, for the purpose Of cultivating
tobacco in Grady county, near Cairo.
They have about twenty acres Of land
in that section now under cultivation.
They are using the system Of shading
the plants with laths suspended
above. The tobacco grown in that
particular south Georgia belt is SAID
to be Of a very fine quality, and is
used principally for cigar wrappers.
The company win spend about $780,
Geo I'm The business this season.
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OLD MEMBERS
W0ULDsERyE
The Gl ISAa
CALL or CITY EXECUTIVE COM
MlTTEE CAUSES SOME
POLITICAL TALK,


Exni5s This Wear. Are wilIina To
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The city aemoS con-
mittae of which ~ is
chairman and AndrS see
rv. WI. meet i'm fA9Sn3 iury
soom at ne Glvnn county court hous
a to ocloek this morning for The
ross "a fiNng date for the
cnag civ prmars to aec, four
a members of the city council 10
s1a Far 4 period q. Two wears. H.
tbe General oBinion of taosa in
teuea with the situation that the
primary VIII be called Tor some time
during he last week in November.
4roaa5lg Nedne asv November a.
pha cau of mo secretary which
vss sarra6 rron tho members Of The
committee vesfsrdsv ooeasionea some
discussion II tha situation IN poIiti-
eal circles GENERALLY IL is well
Robun tbat in certain quarters there
is st-ons unaer current of olposi-
zion TO the present CITY aaministra.
4ion and II saams ia he pretfv sure
mat bere wili be brought out a
licket in opposition to the forces Of
she administration. 1t seems that
The strongest fight being waged
against the present city council comes
from The city hail and from parties
ae@ holding oGce under the adminf
istration.
The News has heard the names of
several gentlemen mentioned in con
nection with the aldenmanie honors
but is not In position 10 give them
as they We're only rumors picked mp
q random.
i has been stated that probably
the present councilmen, whose terms
expire this year would again be can
didates for the office and the
News endeavored TO see the four
gentlemen yesterday and get some
expression on the subject from them
The retiring aldermen this year ars
Messrs. r. }. Wright, w NJ. Tupper
}. w. Wood and w. p Cook The
were seen by d News reporter yes
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wilmington. d. OCT 23-ono q
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-11-01
WOMEN NEED THE CASH.
Men Spend Too Much for Little Pleas
vrss That Count Up.

Chicaso-"Mcn's smoking and drink.
Ing habits mean iiicgiuinate expcnscs
In tho economic ncid and tho tradi.
tionai necessity for satisfying these
perverted masculine tastes ID keeping
women today In economic slavery"
Such was tho claim put forward bc.
fore an audience Of 900 women OF tho
Social Service Club ut ::s South Clark
street by Mrs. Charles Hcnrotin, who
spoke on "a Living Wage
She insisted that "womcn's icgiti.
mate expenses arc larger than mans
and made this tho b, <is Of her arsu.
mcnt.
The root Of all the economic injus.
ticc from which woman SUFFERS" said
Mrs. Hcnrotin. lis found In the an.
cicnt but pcstifcrous faiiacy that man
has more legitimate expenses than
women. woman's legitimate expenses
atc greater than mans.
Most OF mems expenses arc not IT,.
climate. None. or but few. Of his cx.
peEscs for tobacco are legitimate. And
taerc are others. Now. how about n
woman7 She has bigger laundry bills.
bigger medical bills. bigger dress
makers bills.
"Yet We have Il dinncd into our ears
larger pay than women Is because his
legitimate expenses are greater. What
a travcsty on the truth.
why. the real facts are that woman
by every lay OF common sense and na.
tGrc has Infinitely more wants thnn
man. ami all that keeps her from get.
ting the larger pay Is the monstrousiy
unjust system created by man for his
own selfish ends during the ages when
tho world was in darkness and gave
him the upper hand"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-11-01
Law and Ethics.

Tho integrity OF no profession is 90
often or so wronsfuiiy attacked as IL
the legal. An incident illustrates the
common thought. Al banquet given
In honor OF n leading member Of tho
bar the toast announced was An hon.
est lawyer. the noblcst work OF God"
Quick ms = fash thereafter came from
the lower end Of the table the re.
sponsc. and the xcarccst." ! 90 not
atop to answer these aspcrxions. And
yet cannot refrain from noticing the
experiences Of a San Francisco pub.
fishing frm. by last years IRE its
entire plant, including liz letters. let
icr books and books OF account. wac
destroyed. All evidences of claims In
Its favor were gone. and Il had only
Ats general recollection of It's business
II caused circulars to be prepared
stating these facts and sent to the
various lawyers named in legal di.
scctory. ou, Of $4,000 believed to
be the extent Of outstanding claims.
Siso.ooo has been paid. Can any pro
fcssion make n better showing7 asks
Justice Brewer. In International Jour.
hal Of Ethics. How seldom you hear
Of n lawyer bctraying his client. In.
deed. the chief criticism is that he is
400 loyal TO that client. and in dis.
charging what he believes TO be his
duty. to him. forgcts his obligations to
the public. hut look forward and
not backward. No man Is so good that
he cannot be better. and there Is no
profession whose thought ard life can.
not be improved. and may add. there
Is no profession which makes .
stronger appeal to its members to
Somc up higher.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-11-01

A military band on board n battle.
ship served the purpose OF foghorn
last month. and prevented the wreck
of Norwegian collier. The collier.
bound for Boston. lost ,ts reckoning
in the thick weather. ard the captain
was steaming slowly. listening for sig.
nails that would indicat" the proper
course. when he was astoundcd TO
hear the zoom.zoom.zo OF =
band coming ou, OF the fog. lie or.
dered the engines STOPPED and the
anchors dropped. and waited for clear
weather. When the for lifted. he
found himself In narrow channel
near rocky ledges. and saw the battle.
ship not far away. II he had gone 4
hundred feet either way he would
have been wrecked.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-11-01
Rocky Ford Enterprise
WILL r. MoNKMAN. Publisher.
ROCKY FORD. COLORADO.
Company Manners"

Mother has five daughters. and
three Of 'em have good homes. where
you'd think she might content herself.
But now she's paralyzed. and she
boards. and IL taken care OF by q
stranger. 1t seems wrong. and ] sup
pose there's more than one to blame:
but I've often noticed In this world
that In sickness or In health We save
cur bad tempers for our kin. and our
politeness for other folks. They say
blood's thicker than water. but the
only sign I've ever seen OF II is that
blood relations make free to be hate
full to one another" The little seams.
tress told n bitter truth which applies
to thousands OF families where. II the
bond OF affection exists. the evidence
of II IL sadly lacking. ITO be at home"
means too often to be rude and selfish
and iawless. You children must get
on your company manners for Aunt
Sophy's VISIT" said n mother to her
noisy brood. 'Whyy thought aunts
were home folks!" said n logical boy.
mo. indeed! Aunt Sophy would be
shocked II you treated her like home
folks" We'll. don't care II she Is
shocked. Company manners are all
nonsense, anyhow" So seamstress
and boy put the wicked hcresy In .
nutshell. Manners are all nonsense"
Free to be hateful to one another!"
The home where that ugly creed Is
held. says Youths Companion. Is sure
to produce harvest of miseries. II
not OF heartbreaks. The one safe
guard against the chickering's and mis-.
understandings which always lurk
ready to destroy domestic happiness
Is the simple rule that nothing Is too
good for home-mannern. clothes.
gifts. thonghis-thc best OF all for the
scarest OF kin.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-11-01
RockEFGLLGR COMES TO
0G8CuG.

New York.-John d. Rookie.
fcller has taken an active In.
icrest In tho present financial
situation. and he has arranged
TO loan large sums to a number
Of New York financial institu.
tons.
Il think said Mr.. Rockcsci.
Ter. TO . representative Of tho
Associated Press this after.
noon. "that the cxia,ing alarm
among investors II not warrant.
ed. and I hope the good. com.
mou sense Of American people
will control the situation. Per.
sonnlly have absolute faith In
the future values Of our sccuri.
ties and the soundncss Of un.
darlyinE conditions.
"fnstcad OF withdrawing any
Of my money from the banks. I
am cooperating with others in
helping TO meet that which I
firmly believe to he only n ten.
porary crisis. Every one hay.
ing the good Of his country at
heart should by word and deed
lend n hand nov to rc-cstabiiah
confidence. and propose to do
my part TO the full extent Of my
resources"
The crisis in New York finan.
cial circles Is safely passed. AZ.
ter prolonged conferences at j.
p. Morsnn's ONCE. an organisa.
tion OF the presidents of New
York trust companies was ef.
fected. not different In principle
from the Clearing House Associ.
alton. II IL in the nature Of n
protective combination.
All Of the leading AMI admit.
tedly conservative trust com.
panies participated. John A.
Stewart. chairman Of the board
Of the United States Trust Com
pany. presided and was elected
chairman of q committee whose
duties arc to be analogous to
those of the clearing housc com.
mittee. A resolution was unani.
nously adopted providing for
an examination OF the various
trust companies and report OF
their findings to the association.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-11-01
ITALY Is SHAKEN AND OVER 200
DEAD BODIES HAVE BEEN
TAKEN FROM DEsRis.
ENTIRE VILLAGE RUINED
FRIGHTENED CITIZENS SLEEP IN
THE STREETS AND PRISONERS
BEAT DOORS MAoLY.

Rome.-At 6 o'clock on tho evening
o; October 2+th about 200 bodies were
taken from the earthquake ruins. II is
now estimated that the deaths will sur.
pass 500. but II IL impossible to get ac.
curate information on this subject, rs
many villages are still cut on by tho
foods and the destruction OF roads and
telegraph lines. and no word from them
can be had.
The earth shocks continue. but they
arc slight. Tho people are stiil In n
condition Of apprehension. which Ia In.
creased BY each tremor. In splto OF
the torrential rain falling. they abso-
lutely refuse to remain under cover.
They have made their beds In the
open. Mattresses have been spread
about the squares and the fields sur
rounding the stricken villages and pco-
plo arc covering themselves and their
children NJ best they may. Many thou.
sands will pass the night In this man.
ncr. The only building that the fright.
cned people will consent to enter arc
the churches. and even there thoy will
not stay long. Sacred relics have been
exposed In tho Cathedral OF Cantanfaro
and this served In n measure 10 calm
the population.
This earthquake bids fair to rival
that OF 1905.
Half tho homes mt St Fcrrusxano
and Brancaiconc collapsed and many
persons were buried In tho ruins. and
~ Sinopoii and 81. lilario moro lives
are said TO havc been lost. Panic pre-.
vailed everywhere. Half OF tho houses
OF tho village OF Gcracc arc In ruins.
and aimilar conditions prevail In a
number OF other points In Cainbria.
During the confusion caused by the
FIRST earthquake tho prisoners In the
jail at Catanxaro mutinicd and were
only xubducd with great dimcuity.
shouting and beating tho doors until
the whole place was In terrible up
roar. Tho prison oficials did every.
thing possible To calm tho inmates but
they broke out afrcsh every time an.
other earth shock wcs experienced.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-11-01
Harry Thaw Makes Deeds.

Pittsburg.-Harry Thaw and his
wife, Evelyn Nesbit Thaw. have on.
cially conveyed to the full-blood broth.
ers and sisters and mother OF Thaw.
their interest in four pieces Of real es.
tate in this city. amounting TO e130.000.
The deeds were filed this afternoon.
The interest in the properties is con.
signed by Mr.. and Mrs. Thaw to Mrs.
Mary Thaw. the mother OF Harry; TO
Margaret Carnegie. the wife Of George
Ladder Carnegie. sister: to Alice
Countess of Yarmouth). n sister, and
to Josiah Copley Thaw. The deeds are
Tor four pieces of property and the
value conveyed in the deeds amounts
to $4,000.
1t is thought by some that Harry
Thaw is conveying the property to his
relatives for the purpose of raising
money with which to conduct his next
trial. but there is another report that
Harry Thaw will convey all OF his
property to his mother. brothers and
sisters in order to escape the many
suits recently Instituted against him.
Additional suits are likely to be filed.
and It is said that he has been advised
to transfer all holdings to relatives in
order to protect his fortune.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-11-01
Denver supple. tn. or... West.

Denver.-A contract for 100000
worth Of electrical supplies has been
made b. z. II. Hartman with the Gen.
eral Electric Company, through Gen.
Irving Hale. manager Of the Denver
once. The order includes motors,
switches and everything necessary for
improving the Salt Lake City street
car system. whicn is owned by Harri.
man. The lighting system in that city
will also be improved.
Hartman secured control Of the
Utah Light and Railway Company
about year ago. Prior TO that tim,
II was owned by the Mormon church.
Since acquiring control Hartman ha.
perfected plans for extending the clcr.
tric lines. and will in the course OF
time create a number OF interurban
lines.
General Hale has also closed n con.
tract for equipping :ae new mill being
built by the United States Portland
Cement Company at Adobe, near Flor.
ence. Colorado. The motors will gen.
crate about 700 horsepower.
A contract was also recently made
by General Hale for eauipping the
mills Of the North Homestake Mining
Company at Maitland. near Deadwood.
with electrical apparatus.
The increased business Of the Gen.
eral Electric Company in Denver has
caused 1t to seek a larger warehouse,
and has just taken possession OF
a warehouse on Delgany street he.
tween Fourteenth and Fifteenth
streets. built by Williams & Alexander,
The General Electric Company IL
financially Interested in the Central
Colorado and Eastern Colorado Power
Companies.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-11-01

A truck arrived at Dasenzano. on
the Largo di Garda. having brought
coal from Venice. On this was a
patch Of corn about four inches high.
which must have taken ut least 20
days to grow. This may give some
ideas Of the delays on the Italian
railways. which are causing factories
to close for lack OF raw material and
coal
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-11-01

suppaned wages rcpoah civilization and the
of The received fixes the industrial condition -
individual.
physical mpossbity TO compete
equality with all necessarily sharper
competition than he field with low and
economic conditions
competition flexible and memorable. They know
limitation The individuals
who the most fully equipped for the struggle PREVAIL the weaker
suffer.
strong sccian, capable every field of work.
weak, timd distrustful, capable only industries
long compelled compete with her industrial
inevitably beneath his But against
she should be compelled compete for employment
what is known ns the industrial world
n against motherhood, childhood and manhood that
should be driven into n fierce struggle for bread
1t robs the unborn child Of his natural bhrght of strong mind
in strong body.
large portion its rishul endowment of
strength courage WISDOM patience love- intellect spirituality 1t
s unnatural unchristian, uncslizcd.
II is a mark Of barbarism not q sign Of progress.
From time to time the print glowing accounts OF new
fields industry opened women and glory in the fact that
nearly every avocation has been nvacd, the
Every such Invasion shame Instead OF story OF w"mans
intelligence and stimulated enterprise it tells tale Of dire
gripping necessity that drives whittier she would 1t
opportunities Of the inability Of thousands
upon enough satisfy the reasonable Of
dependent upon them II those bararous customs
older countries when beasts burden and dpd
should tingc humiliation the thought that the
life Christian civilization that weak and
little children struggle in competition with to obtain sub
ss,cncc
place That where delights he.
Not MILL Office her pleasure found her ambition aii
fed. Only compulsion sends her there
larger industrial opportunity for is what is needed
attempt force industrial equality between the whose natural
activity separate distinct, the
labor and it, natural opportunities abolish all forms
oy-cgslatyc land transportation
able maintain in the home where she will delight to
''''1T That is the only kind of industrial T0--~. u~ss<
equality possible between and woman q u
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-11-01
Nrglrrtrh Duty
Sprlls Tragrhu
BY DR.. NEWELL DWIGHT HILLS.

Iron passes into the furnace cold and unng coming quickly
tools and refuses the mold but midway lends
the yields its metal
flows like
The brief plastic moment the inventors opportunity the
metal will take shape for beauty Similarly the
strategic February the soil refuses
the pow, the refuses heat the sky refuses the
growth May opportun when all conspre
the harvest then the lends warmth clouds the
the soil lends juices Then 90 forth and
whispers that If he negcts Janu.
ary.
alike to strategic element in
readiness for when
When has fully rpncd opportunity man
stretch out his hand and pluck it. Inventions
detecting the untold
offers these oppoune discovery only
minds ready them our an.
"Whc thy busy the stra,e.
Cic moment gone"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-11-01

The genius of oppoitu.
nifty lies in its strategic
element. In every oppor-
tunity two or more forces
meet in such a way that
the one force so lends
itself TO the other rs mo-
mentarily to yield plas-
ITCHY. Nature is full Of
these strategic times.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-11-01

A man in the who esale grocery
trade informs us that the only articles
in his line that have dropped in price
are citron and black pepper. Let us
be thankful, therefore. for small bless
iugs before they take their aight.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-11-01

Anna Besant says she remembers
previous existenccs. Considering that
some people would like to forget
part of their present existence the
prospect of remembering far back into
the dim centuries is not an alluring
one.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-11-01
5nhuatrtal Equality Rrtmrrt1
tllr 6rxra JntpuBBihlr
BY HENRY STERLING.
Secretary Doston typographical Union.

is utterly impossible for the industrial condition Of
to equal that of while workers compete for employment
Womans physical limitations narrow her field of oppor
tuny that she forced to nnderbd in order TO
work
So crowd empoymcnts where they be Of
force by Undertaking. and then compete against
each other until the wage drops point that sckens the
icart to consider.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-11-01

Unspeakably precious these crisis hours of
opportunity. God sends them. Men should watch
for them, and lay out life's course by them, as
captains ignore the clouds and headlands and steer
by the stars for long voyage and distant harbor.
The treasure wrapped up in each strategic opportu-
nifty is of infinite value. Tomorrow can hold no JOY
when yesterday holds this memory:
"Whe l was busy here and there my OPP
portunity was gonc.'