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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1908-11-25
A,FOOt
- eTYLE AND QUALITY.
COURT WEEK

[ IA
- means that November is
T. ,," gone, and that it is about
' n for people who want the first
il". Of Christmas goods to select
DO' and have them ready. Then
''' u;u avoid that disappointment
F. 90 often comes to the prOcrasti-
Il ator. ,-D NO cNvr17D
,a hats: also the other latest
~. and best shapes. There is no
For any up-tO-date man being
kl lo on the hat question.
THEY SAY"
Ab.t is. the hundreds who have tried
lam fell us that our cushion sole
i roos are the best by test, and every
!, oiyes comfortable wear. If you
aro never treated your feet that
nell it will pay you to try it.
N HI II SA.OO MAN
whenever man comes IN who
onts 70 make his feet a present OF
b M each all we have to do is show
T., Ralston shoe. He's easily sat
-eod bpcause it's II shoe he's tried
A HEAVY SNOWSTORM
|,ont bother the people who wear
mr. cushion sole shoes, for their feet
iii keen warm and dry. Even the
md does not wet the hose.
RED, BROWN, BLACK
rqrgaitors, six button and ten but.
on high. Slumber sOx pink, blue,
ray and red. Room slippers black
brown, red gray, blue and tan. Suit
nybody who wants pair of slip
ers.
III THE WIFE
Eants to keep a good grip on the
usband buy it here.
MAIN STREET RIERCHANTS:
Let's keep our street cleaner than
Inv in the city, We can do it il
kerry man will brush all trash and
rt to the back door and keep it in
soycs 50 the wind will not scatter it.
YOUR HANDS
bust be protected, and we have
loves for all purpOseS-working,
irving, dressing or lOafing.
THE BLACK CAT
b our shoe boxes seems to be quite
Opular. The shoe in the box must
good.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1908-11-25
PREPARING FOR THE BAzARR
IL Will BE Held During First Week
OF December Under Auspices of
the Library Association.


OF December Under Auspices of
the Library Association.
The greatest interest is felt in the
bazaar being arranged for December
End, Srd and 4th by the ladies of
the Library Association. Various
committees are at work and the indi-
cations already point to a most suc-
cessful consummation of the splen-
ala plans for this worthy ENTERPRISE
1hose in charge hope to make if
an enjoyable as well as a very profit
able affair 1t will be worth the
whlle OF Christmas shoppers to wait
until the bazaar is opened before
making their purchases, as all sorts
OF useful and ornamental articles
VIII De on sale at the different
booths, and prices will be made low
enough to please all lovers of gen
ulne bargains. Especial attention is
called TO a feature of the bazarr
which will undoubtedly prove one of
the greatest drawing cards. for ALI
fully realize that we NAV live with
out books, but civilized man cannot
I'VE without cooks. So under the
supervision of Mrs. Il. M. McNulty
dinners and suppers will be served
winch will include barbecue and oys-
ters in all styles cooked to the
queens taste"
Committees will be in charge of
the different departments with the
following chairmen:
Christmas Booth-Mrs. Emma
Crouch
Doll and Fancy Work-Mrs. Guy
Chappell
Candy Booth Mrs. John Wilkes.
Those contributing articles VIII
please send them in Monday after
noon so that they may be properly
arranged before opening day.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1908-11-25
Raw Lungs.

When the lungs are sore and in
famed the germs of pneumonia and
consumption find Judgement and mul-
tiply. Foley's Honey and Tar kills
the cough germs, cures the most OBJ
stinate racking cough, heals the
lungs, and prevents serious results,
The genuine is in the yellow pack
age. Dawson Drug Co. and People
Drug Store. s4.A.i 80
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1908-11-25

FOley's Honey and Tar clears the
air passages, stops the irritation in
the throat soothes the infiamed mem
branes, and the most obstinate cough
disappears. Sore and infamed lungs
are healed and strengthened, and
the cold is expelled from the system.
Refuse any bus the genuine in the
yellow package. Dawson Drug Co.
and Peoples Drag Store.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1908-11-25
MIR. LARKIN STEWART DEAD.
Brother of DIR. r.. NJ. Stewart Sue.
CumbS to HemOrrhagic Fever.

DR.. r. NJ Stewart went to COrdele
Friday night in response to a tele-
gram announcing the illness of his
brother, Mr.. Larkin Stewart with
hemorrhagic fever, and a message
received in this city Tuesday morn
ing told of the death of Mr., Stewart
Monday night
The deceased was well-known in
Dawson, and had many friends here
who will learn with regret of his
death.
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THANKSGIVING TOMORROW.
The Day Will BE Generally Observed

The Day Will BE Generally Observed
in Dawson. Church Services.
Thanksgiving day tomorrow. No
vember goth, will be generally OBJ
served in Dawson Most of the
stores and all of the banks will be
closed.
Thanksgiving services will be held
at the Methodist church, in which
the Baptist people will unite, at II
d. m. There will be suitable music,
and an address will be delivered by
Rev O. B. Chester. All are urged to
attend.
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NICKEL CAUSE OF SHOOTING.
Charlie Anderson Fatally Wounded
i'm Difficulty About Five Gents

Saturday night at Mr.. w. b. Dis
muke's place, near Sasser, Charlie
Anderson was shot by Fletcher Pc
terson at a negro frolic, the Difficult
ty, it is said, arising over nickel.
The weapon used was a shot gun,
the load taking effect in Anderson IS
left lung
AT last accounts the wounded ne
gro was still alive, but there was no
chance for his recovery.
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Baptist Convention to Meet.

The Georgia Baptist Convention.
one of the great religious bodies OF
the south, will convene in Madison
on Friday of this week Rev. N. b.
. Kelley, the popular pastor of the
Baptist church, and perhaps others
Will attend from Dawson.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1908-11-25

Mayor Hill, who was confined to
his home with a threatened attack
of pneumonia, is out again, to the
qualification of his hosts of friends.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1908-11-25
HOrnddy
Shoe Company
10 S T !

You haven't lost yet, but
IOu will lose money if you
PiI to come and see my
Prgains. For the next 30
lays beginning Nov. l till
Dec. /, | am going to give
b per cent. off on all my
RWeIry, cut glass, silver
fare, statues and clocks.
son't forget the dates and
lace. Come and get first
polce. All goods cash;
Ptalng charged.
\. D. GRUBBS.
JEWELER.
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pIcHT UP-TO-sNUFF

oa hats: also the other latest
,gn. and best shapes. There is no
=, for any up-tO-date man being
P5t tjnd ON the hat question.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1908-06-16

under no circumstances Will the VICE
president accept second place on the
ticket. the situation is distinctly Fair
banks tonight.
The effect of the work of the sena
torial combine is apparent, everywhere,
and delegates who have received. or
think they have receivedJ the authori-
tative tip are collecting Indiana badges
preparatory to the removal of the lid.
which they expect will be taken off
Friday. ~ S
Almost every senator in. town-apd
many of the heavy weights of the body
are here-is working industriously and
effectively for Fairbanks. Beveridge
and Hemingway of Indiana insist that
they are attempting to place Fairbanks
at the head of the ticket but their
efforts with the delegations instructed
for Taft are not calculated to bear out
their assertions.
MANEUvERs OF COMBINE
statement ascribed to the White.
House was sprung at noon today. Ac-
cording to that story the president was
squarely for Dolliver. but. strangely
enough. If the convention refuses to
name Dolliver, or Dolliyer positively
refuses the nomination, 1t must be
given TO. the cnle1 enemy OF the ALI
son-Dolliver machine, Governor Cum
Minis. The White House statement was
followed by the reading of a letter
from Dolliver before the Iowa delega-
tion. This letter was supposed to show
Dolliver as irrevocably declining. but
it showed nothing of the kind. On the
contrary, it authorized Delivers
friends to withdraw his name If in their
jud gment such action was deemed best.
The fact that the Iowa delegation.
which has been bowling against Dol
liver's nomination, did not think the
time opportune for withdrawal of his
name only added Significance to the
maneuvers of the senatorial combine.
in which Iowa may justifiably be in
cluded.
KEEPING FIGHT IN AIR
Senator's from the east and the west
vigorously urged that all consideration
of the vice presidential nominee be
postponed until after Taft.s nomina-
tion, which they expect to be made
Thursday. and probably not later than
noon. Their plan to take recess Inn
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Today's Program

Program for first day of repub-
1ican national conventioni
II snoon-CAairman New calls for
order.
1910 y. m.-Bishop Muldoon Of
fers the Invocation.
12.@0 p. m.-F. W. Upham presents
gavel to Chairman New.
12:25 p. m.-Secretary Dover reads
the official call.
1880 ID. m.-Senator j. c. Burrows
presented as temporary chair
man.
1895 ID. m.--ChairnRan Burrows
begins address.
1i45 p. m.-Chairman Burrows pre-
scented with gavel.
1,55 p m.-Tcmporary officers
elected
2;1J u. m.--Seie-tion of committee
ON permanent organization
::45 p. m.--Seleetion of committee
on rules and order of business.
300 p. n,.--Selection of committee
on credentials.
3:15 p. m.-selection of committee
on resolutions.
$3.50 d. n.---lIiscelianeONs business.
4;O0 p. m.-AdjournmeDt.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1908-06-16
Auto Turns Turtle on
Steep Mountain Side
b. F. Priest, Mrs. Priest and
Mrs. Ed Soule Injured When
Brakes Fail to Hold Car
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL


REDDING. June 15.--As a result of
the failure of the brakes on White
steamer car refusing to work while
going down the steep Bass grade near
Pit river Sunday afternoon, Mr. and
Mrs. B. F. Priest and Mr.. and Mrs Ed
Soule and their daughter, Miss Beatrice
Soule. were pinned beneath the over
turned car and were seriously injured.
Priest and his wife sustained many
bruises about the head. Mrs. .Soule's
shoulder blade was broken and she
was severely burned by escaping steam
from the wrecked machine. Mrs. Soule
displayed great courage and bore her
pain with wonderful fortitude. Though
the most severely injured of any of
the party. she stoutly refused to leave
the farmhouse, where the injured had
been taken, until the last.
An automobile was sent out to. bring
her to Redding. but she demanded that
Mr.. and Mrs. Priest be first taken to
this city. Late this afternoon Mrs.
Soule arrived in town and is now rest ,
ing easily at the Lorenz hotel 1t was
at first feared that she had received
internal injuries.
ALL CUT AND BRUISED
other members of the party are. with
the exception of many cuts and bruises
none the worse for their mishap. The
grade at the point where the accident
occurred is steep and is dreaded by ali
who have occasion to pass that way.
1t is in one of the most wild and un
settled portions of Shasta county. On
one side the mountain rises hundreds
of feet. while on the other is a sheer
precipice ending in a rocky bed noun
tain stream. l
The descent would have been made in
safety had not the brakes failed to
act The chauffeur said he saw In an
instant that unless the machine was
stopped the car would leave the road
at the next turn, and he did the only
possible thing by climbing the hank
The car went up the hill 20 feet and
then turned over backward, pinnfnr
all it's occupants under it with the
exception of the driver, who jumped.
SAVED FROM PRECIPICE
At the terrific speed the car was
running it could not have made the
sharp turn around the mountain and
the tourists would have been dashed
to pieces on the rocks below.
AS there was no telephone communi-
cation within 20 miles of the nlace:
where the wreck occurred, aid was
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1908-06-16
Make Petty
Hit at Langdon
Graft Defendants Threaten TO
Withdraw Trade From Conn
pany on Prosecutors Bond

In their guerrilla warfare upon the
district attorneys Office there are ap-
parently no devices too petty for the
indicted magnates to adopt. They have
descended to a system of constant an
noyances but their endeavors. have
been without effect upon the objects of
their attack. Their latest move has
even more of the element of humor
than novelty and it provokeda nothing g
stronger than a broad smile in the Of
fees of the prosecution. What was in
tended as a crushing blow at District
Attorney Langdon was revealed yes
terday when the surety company with
drew his bond and he was compelled to
file a new one with Mayor Taylor In the
sum of $4,000
Langdon originally gave a bond in
like amount furnished by the Metropoli-
tan surety company of New York. A
few days ago he received notice from
Lloyd & Robertson, the agents of the
company. that this bond would have
to be Cancelled. 1t would give them
great pleasure. however, the agent
wrote to furnish him another bond
with the United Fidelity company.
Langdon asked for an explanation
from the agents and was told that
they would prefer not to comment on
the transfer in sureties.
This reply was not satisfactory. to
Langdon and he started an inquiry
that soon explained the affair. He
learned that the Metropolitan surety
company is on the bonds of Tirey l..
Ford, Patrick Calhoun, Thornwell Null
lally, Luther Brown and others. who
are mixed up in the graft scandal and
that the threat had been made that
this patronage would be withdrawn
from the Metropolitan company If 1t
longer gave bonds for the man who
is prosecuting them.
Mayor Taylor has approved the new
bond and it will be sent to the audi
tor today for his signature.
Langdon smiled yesterday when he
spoke of the matter. saying that there
was very little mystery in the transac-
ton
Its bit of petty spite work. he
said. but it was foolish one. for if
they had only stopped to think they
could have seen that they could gain
nothing by it."
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1908-06-16

mediately after the presidential nomf-
nation and the devotion of a day to
thrashing out the vice presidential
situation is the plan of the national
committee, and all but one senator who
has discussed this plan with me has
suggested before closing the discussion
that with the. presidential nominee out
of the way Fairbanks could with pro
priety' permit the discussion of his
name to succeed himself. Coupled with
this talk is always a glowing eulogv
of Fairbanks. with stress upon his ex
perience and the need of exactly sucb
a man in the event of Taft's death.
Nobody who is to be taken at All
seriously except one of the presidential
candidates is making the slightest eff
fort to bring about anything like a
crystallization OF vice presidential
sentiment On the contrary. almost
every one seems willing and anxious TO
lend hand in helping the senators
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1908-06-16
ALLEGED FORGER SHOT
ENDEAYORING TO ESCAPE
Posse With BIoodhOunds Tracks
Man TO Hiding Place and
Killing Follows
sPEcIAL DIsPArcH ro LEE cALI

BAKERSFIELD, June 15.=E. f.
Ihornburg, awaiting trial on a charge
OF forgery, was shot and nortally
wounded last night by Deputy Sheriff
All Ilpbet while being pursued by
Ilbbet and Under Sherin Baker.
Ihornburg had made his escape the
night before from the county hospital.
where ne was taken because of a
Ielgheo Illness, and he made his way
direct TO the Preston ranch Eve ro,las
distant. where his wife is stav,,e~
posse. securing two bloodhounds snent
the afternoon in securing the country
In that vicinity and the fugitive was
found in the brush about a mile from
the house.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1908-06-16
ROOSEVELT GREErs RA1LRoApuE,

WASHINGTON. June 15-Frefght Of
in the west were presented to fhe nres,
dent today by Assistant Secretar,,
Wheeler Of the department of commerce
and labor Among those who met the
president were ". p. Kenney Of tbe
Great Northern, c. G. Burnham of the
Burlington, Edward Chambers of the
Santa Fe. George ". Luce Of the Soutb-
ern Pacific and r. H. Countiss of the
transcontinentaI freight bureau They
are here on business before the inter-
atate commerce commission.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1908-06-16
Nice President Has Most Vigorous Backing
for Second Place on Republican Ticket
Fairbanks Has Call on Nomination to Succeed Him
self AlthoughSIt Is Reiterated That He
VIII Not Accept
BY George Van Smith
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

CHICAGO, June 15.-That Vice President Charles
Fairbanks has the call the
that organized labor faces virtual complete defeat its fight
for the of clad
platform the developments OF the preceding the
opening of the republican national convention In the
OF alleged OF White House nsistence
upon the of Doiver failing this
Governor of be equally without
regard the reiterated assertions Of the Fairbanks people
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1908-06-16
SUBURBAN

Oakland high school students present historic
play at the Macdonkugh. Page 4
Presentation Of petition for separation OF
Berkeley is held back by knotty legal
problems. Page 4
Features Of boy fail TO confirm woman's story
Of his paternity and child is taken from
her. Page 4
land and Berkeley and may spread to San
Francisco. Page 4
smelter site to be excluded from South San
Francisco's proposed corporate limits is victory
achieved by incorporationists. Page 5
Politics must have no place IN schools. writes
new superintendent Of Berkeley. Page A
c. E. Dickey. Oakland hnancier. and H. H.
Brown, president Of bank of Calistoga, arrested
on fraud charges Pnge
before his home is sold for Alameda city
park. Page 4
"Hit graft defending newspapers In purse
is advice of Prosecutor Heney to Oakland
audience Page 4
COAST
thousand Druids meet at Salinas and city re-
ceives delegates in fiesta Of flowers. Page 10
Auto turns turtle on steep mountain side. in
juring B. F. Priest, Mrs. Priest and Mrs. Ed
Soule Of Oakland Page
Eiinor Glyn scores Nevada Journalists who
gave wide publicity to her adventures in
Rswhide. Page r
Payment of $4,000 ends II years Of iifip.'
ton over debts of young John Bell of santa
Saroara. Page 5
Wife says trail of Lutheran minister Is
marked with brides. some Of whom are NOT
divorced. Page K
EASTERN
Three drown when auto dashes off pier into
Hudson river. Page ?
Frenchmen feed on comrades body and die
despite grim struggle for life in Canadian
iorests- Page 3
FOREIGN
Governor of Seoul charges British subiect
with sedition and appears in person to prose
cute him- Page .
SPORTS
Tommy Burns and Bill squires to fight in
Sydney, Australia. during fleets visit Pare q
Rival baseball leagues in this state line nm
for struggle over players and desirable
cities. Page o
Denver bookies secure court order restraining
justice Of peace from causing arrests for track
betting Page o
James B. Haggin, proprietor Of Eimendorf
to sell his horses. Page o
Battling Nelson is ready 20 return here for
the serious part OF his training for the fight
with Cans. Manager Jim cofroth will return
from New York tonight. Page 8
President s. s. Peixotto OF the Pacific athletic
association assumes all blame for the omission
Of Andrew Glarner from the American Olympic
team. Page D
Olympic club athletic committee selects Sep
tember 20 as the date for the annual automobile
meet. Page o
MARINE
Shipping world is anxiously awaiting word OF
seven passenger steamers, which should have
been at Nome week ago. but were shut out by
returning ice. Page IS
SOCIAL
Society girl will aid benefit for boys outing
farm by appearing in entertainment at Far
mont. Page 10
LABOR
Labor candidates for congress to be put in field.
but members speculate identity. PaGe Z
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HITCHCOCK TO HAVE sEAT

CHICAGO, June 15.-Frank II Hitch
cock, the Taft manager. will sit in the
convention as an alternate from Alaska
This was decided upon today by the
Alaska delegation, which also named
him as member of the committee to
notify the presidential candidate Of his
nomination.
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Fairbanks and Nhu Are Far The Lead the Running Mate The Republican PdS Standard Bearer
WEATHER CONDITIONS
NEWS TO-DAY

YESTERDAY-Clesr; west wind; maximum
temperature, IS; minimum. as
FORECAST FOR ToDAY-Fsir; brisk west
winds In afternoon rage 10
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MARINE
SOCIAL
LABOR

Labor candidates for congress to be put in field.
but members speculate on Identity. Page
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Csaaausd ON Page ?, Column
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POLITICS


ton. Page
Bryan and Ryan. rage
POLITICS
Chicago is invaded by usual tnrongs prepara-
tory TO opening OF republican national con
Tention. Page
Senator Dolliver expresses willingness to
withdraw from vice presidential race when hls
friends deem it necessary. rage
Governor Hughes of New York again fatty re-
fuses TO withdraw from race for presl-
dency. Page
Administration favors the candidacy of either
Senator DolIiver or Governor Cummins of Iowa
for vice presidency. Page
Fairbanks or Dolllver will receive the nomina-
tion for vice president. Taft being assured OF
the nomination for president on the first
ballot Page
Determined fight to be made on anti-injunction
plank in platform and it may be de-
feated. Page
Bryan seems certain to be colorsdo's choice
at beginning Of democratic state conven-
tion Page 8
Delegates chosen on credentials and resOlu
tions committees at state caucuses. Page 3
CITY
Police have in custody Of the members of a
band Of daring safe crackers. Page =
Higher ups" make petty dig at Distre-
torney Lsngdon by forcing him to secure new
bondsmen. Page 1
Testimony of Convict Banker Brown indle.t
Bsrtnett planned to betray Gould by selling
Western Pacific stock TO Hartman. Page 16
James c. Dunphy, the cattle owner, anxious
for reconciliation with wife. who sued for
divorce. Page Z
Supervisors pass water and telephone rate
bills, cutting the latter charges about 10
per cent. Page 8
Peter J. Woniger. clubman and businessman
drowned In surf. at ocean beach Page 10
Many subscribe to Hetch Hetchy option fund.
which now lacks scarcely $1,000 of $4,000 re
CURED Page 16
Cleaning. painting and repairing Of battleship
Kansas completed in p hours. Page 10
Postmaster Fisk restores 10 former position
clerk who was dismissed from service for
violating law. Page 10
Seaman on cruiser California wins Santa Bar
bara maid and falls heir 10 fortune. Page 10
United Railroads flying juggernauts exact
toll Of six deaths in Is days of June. Page 10
Eugene P. Murphy. army officer and one of
s'old guard" Of Bohemian club. called b.
death. Page 10
Neighbors and schoolmates join in search in
the park for 10 year old Cyril Robinson, who has
been missing since Saturday Page 1
The King Maker opera by local authors.
scores great success in first performance al
Princess theatsr. Page
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EDITORIAL

A special plea for Calhoun.
The metsmorphosis OF Otis
Fitness for fire departm'
tion.