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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-02-21
KENrucKY's WOES.

The state OF KentCekg is suffer
ing eeyerly ao.n professional poll
tics and MI lit riders, and there As
8 question in the minds Of a good
many intelligent people which does
the most ham The Kentucky leg
islature has been dead.ocked for a
month in a van effort to choo-e 8
United States senator. For semo-
thing like the same period III
night riders in . number of the to
bacco producing regions Of the state
nave been burning property KILN
and inJuring innocent people ana
riding rough ahod of the law with
the result OF driving a large amour,
of capital out of the state and pre-
venting men who have money to IN.
vest from ever serious y consider,n
Kentucky as an inviting field
Both OF these influences are doing
Kentucky al IMMENSE amount o..
harm. Two ambitious politicians.
democrat and a republican, have
their political followers lined up 80
closely and SO firmly in a senseless
deadlock as 10 sut down the states
representation tor nobody knows
how long. The experiences fol the
bSd Of Delaware and Rhode Island
and other states that adopted siulil
iar tactics seem to have had no
warning for Kantu, ky In that
state it is a case OF winning point
cally regardless of the welfare Of
the state and neither Side shows
a disposition to badse. The question
OF a jos fo- the fayonte OF the Two
factions appears to completely over
ride every other consid-ra GA.
The RESI- OF the GENTRY feels pity
tor a people who VIII permit them
selycsselees to he dominated by pro
fessionai politicians and glt riders.
Both are actOated by about the same
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-02-21

Tho new quarters OF the Bruins.
wick Bank and Trust Company, which
are to be used by the banking com
gany on February %. arc handsome
ones, and tho banking house viii have
as pretty home rs VIII be found in
The state. ghl
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-02-21

The Macon and brunswick line
steamer Chappell made a pretty quick
Grip for it's initial run and was given
q cordial welcome when 1t arrived
IN port,
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-02-21

Johnson and Woodrow Wilson
would sweep the country In Novem-
Der. but the democratic party can be
depended on to do something else
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-02-21

Tho republicans may be somewhat
split Just at present. wait until az
ter the convention and you will see
the greatest kind of love feast
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-02-21

II Is 10 be hoped that this cold
spell will freeze out some OF those
politicians who are trying to stir The
people so Just at present.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-02-21

The county commissioners are on
astln hunt for that demurragee item
and the chances ara that somebody
win have 1t to pay.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-02-21
KILLING THE THEATRICAL
BUSINESS.

There is no question but what the
attempt Of the state authorities in
Georgia and in other states in the
country TO regulate railroads is doing
serious damage to the great theat
rlcal business Of the country. The
people Of Brunswick win note the ab-
senee Of real good attractions at
The local PLAYHOUSE this season,
which is due largely 60 tie drastic
rulings OF the railroad commission
On the question OF rates for taeatri
cal people,
Discussing the matter tAe Jackson,
vile Act opolis vrv correctly says.
IN tine anxiety to REGULATE every
shing that rolls ga wheels on iron
TRACKS the state and fedesa govern,
ments are about 10 An the theatrical
busin,t ashS6 south. 10 doubt
many tnaateg nasiaes
no ~ frossa outMu.h anus
ments - n "a \ N the pssl
oD Of 4 count, { Othsr
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-02-21

The tail opd Of that blizzard struck
The SUNNY south good aud atrong.
Well. we caanot alwaa have sun
shine.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-02-21

Those ho Witnessed The Clans
man' last nigh must egreo that It
n n Splendid ans yer 10 Uncle Toms
eabin.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-02-21

II rs reported that they have start
cd already to cultivate Tie taste for
prohibition beer Ia Jacksonville
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-02-21

The blizzard in the west seem 20
have given us a pretty good swipe
rs It passed along
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-02-21

Bryan has a great neld says m
exchange. Yes. and he is always
working It. too.
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NOftL&.
The ia Triton is iocr charter 70
tho coaatwise Dredgin1 Company.
Any coat or Wstrr suppisd said tug
must he for account Of charterers, as
she ma5te is net author Ged to con-
tract or sign for such supplies, nor
will the TUG or her owners be re.
spnosihle for same.
Lamhe, Is Point Towhoat Company,
John Twohy, Pres.
Owners OF Tug Triton.
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ron RENT Offices now occupied
b. Pilots Association Apply u
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FOR RENT Five ROOMS suitable for
l'eht houseknep,Hg 0ppis 10 SIT
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FeSSf Oh IIss.sss..s.-i aiaa front room With
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FOH Il.NT seFeu cacm house oa
street. OPPOSITE Grand opera
house apply 10 H. Goldsmith
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-02-21

OFFICIAL ORGAN OF
G YIN Comfy.
Glynn County Commissioners.
The I'aited States Court Of Bank
fuptcy for this district.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-02-21

Complies vada al feqsren,-n.s 4 l- Nsaoaal Pas-
EOo.! Law. CgsfAaiae No lo4 Glea p. ,slaasios.
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The San Francisco call., 1908-08-15
ONE DESERT MINER
LOST, ANOTHER ESCAPES
Two Men Disregard Warnings
and Encounter Terrors of
Sandy Waste
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

SAN BERNARDINO. Aug. 14.-One
desert miner is missing and another
has reached safety out OF the desert
by the narrowest of margins. But,
although warned by the experiences
which have befa1len many OF their
comrades in the wide and desolate
region, they believed they were In
fallible and one nearly paid the forfeit
with his life and the other is prob
ably dead.
None but hardy Greek could have
enduring the awful experience OF
Louie Mislak, who divided his last
drop of water and bite of food with
his dog, and in saving the animal 8
life nearly gave up his own He start
ed on a 80 mile tramp across the
desert from the Eldorado mines. 1t
hot days. He left the mines with a
can OF beef, a loaf of bread and small
canteen Of water. He fed most OF
the food and the water to the dog. He
was three. days in walking the 80
miles. Twice he fell in the sand from
sheer exhaustion, and each time he
thought he could never get up. The
dog gave out completely and its master
carried 1t for eight miles. His tongue
was swollen to enormous proportions
and he was barely able to crawl to a
ranch house near the Southern Pacific
railroad.
j. w. Thomas was an old time pros
pector who has travelled the mountains
and desert for years. He went to Ban
He had a small canteen of water and
very little food. Peter Legnhart yes
terday headed a searching party into
the desert to find the body.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-15
Toby Irwin Beats Joe
McGurn to Pulp

OAKLAND. Aug. 14-Toby Irwin.
the old time North beach fighter, came
back to pugilistic life at the Reliance
club tonight. beating tough Joe Nc
Gurn to a pulp and winning a decision
handily in six rounds.
Irwin started In the second. when he
made McGurn's knees sag with a series
of left hooks TO the jaw. He followed
1t with right below the heart in the
third and put Joe down with left
swing on the point OF the jaw at the
close. McGurn had the fourth round
and the gong saved Toby,-as he was
very groggy Measuring McGurn in
the fifth. Toby put left and right
swing on the jaw which sent Joe to
the mat apparently Hfeless.
He came back gamely. but Toby was
too fast and clever for him and had too
hard a punch. The youn gster took a
fierce beating all through the sixth.
savage hooks and swings to the jaw
fading him every tims he came within
reach.
Jimmy Reagan and Harry Dell put
up a fast six round fight to a draw.
Charles Rochette, who gave Joe Cans
his first battle on the coast. re-entered
the ring tonight. but blew up in the
second round with Brick Howard.
Frank Smith won from Nick Harty on
points after six rounds. Eddie Smith
was referee. a
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-15
CHARGE THAT DOCTOR
CAUSED MANS DEATH
Sensational Testimony Is Intro
duced by Defense in Trial of
A. Krause for Murder

SAN RAFAEL, Aug. 14.-Several
sensa tions marked the close of the
trial of David Mahoney for the mur-
der OF Albert Krause, which went to
the jury just before midnight after
final arguments had been made by
Attorney James Keys for the defense
and District Attorney Boyd. The trial
has caused much interest here, and
the courtroom was packed all day.
Through one of his last witnesses
Attorney Keys surprised the prosecu-
tion by expert testimony to the effect
that the bullet which fatally wounded
krause in the groin must first have
struck the ground and been DETECTED
upward. But Keys principal sensation
was an attempt to prove that Krause' s
death had~not been caused by the bull
let. but by. the fact that DR.. Edwards.
who attended the patient, had severed
an artery while operating on him and
that he bled to death as a result.
Keys address to the jury was a mas
terly plea. While he spoke the widow
of the dead man sat sobbine beside
the chair of the district attorney The
speech of District Attorney Boyd was
also well delivered.
Mahoney, while acting as watchman
at FL Campo park during a picnic of
the Druids, fired into a crowd at two
disorderly prisoners who had escaped
him, hitting Krause, an innocent by
stander.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-15
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
ELECT NEW OFFICERS
Delegates Will Try to Bring
Next National Meeting
to California
SPECIAL DIsPATCH 10 THE GAIL

SAN JOSE, Aug. 14.-W L Woodrow.
one Of the best known businessmen
of san Jose and president of the To-
cal association OF undertakers, was
today elected president of the state
association OF undertakers and funeral
directors, and delegate to the national
convention, which will be held In In
dfanapolis October s, Z and s.
The other officers elected are; Fred
E. Pierce OF Los Angeles, frst vice
president; George H. Clark of San Fran
cisco, second vice president; H. w.
Mass of San Francisco. secretary; o.
A. White of San Francisco, treasurer:
B. c. Wallace Of Stockton, sergeant
at arms.
Five delegates to attend the conven-
tion OF the National Funeral Directors'
association were elected as follows:
James Taylor Of Oakland. W. L. Wood
row of San Jose, P. J. O'Connor OF Los
Angeles. George II. Clark of San Fran
cisco and Fred e Pierce Of Los An
geles-
Considerable routine business was
disposed of. The committee on ma
tional convention recommended that
the delegates to that convention be in
structed to extend TO the national body
a cordial invitation to hold the an
nual convention next year in Califor-
MIA, a definite place to be considered
Iater. II was also urged Dy the COM
mittee that effort be made TO bring the
convention TO this state. The report
was unanimously and enthusiastically
adopted.
The report of the COMMITTEES on by
laws was also unanimously adopted, as
well as that OF the committee on res
olutions.
At the afternoon session the dele
gates were entertained by a lecture
and demonstration on embalming, given
by Professor T. 3. Hennessy, who had
been brought out from the east at con-
siderable expense The convention
closed this evening with a social dance
at the Hotel ST. James.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-15
PEANUTS CAUSE A
SERIOUS PROBLEM
Question for Graduate Manager
Is, Shall R0oters Have Go0b-
ers to Aid Shouting?
University Finds Bags Increase
Insurance Rate and This
Adds to Difficulty

BERKELEY, Aug. 14.-Whether the
rooters of the university shall be al
lowed to eat peanuts is the problem
which Graduate Manager Ralph p. Mer-
ritt will have to solve within the next
few days. The executive committee
has wrestled with the unique puzzle.
but as no decision was. reached after
the heated discussions at the last meet
ing OF the executive committee of the
students the matter has been passed
TO Merritt, who threatens to refer it
back TO the committee
Prof. Meyer Z. jana, in charge of the
state pure food laboratory. has de-
clared that one pound of the succulent
COOLERS contains more nourishment
than similar weight of beefsteak, but
his scientific statement is said to have
no bearing on the case.
Two years ago, during the afternoon
practice of the football teams, the
bleachers were filled with inspired root
ers, whose college yells echoed in the
hills. They were given plenty of pea
nuts during breathing spaces between
their cheers, and the experiment
worked well.
from the list of edibIes for the roofing
section during the afternoon practice
Of the teams, and there was grumbling
IN the bleaehers. As the yells were con-
sequently faint hearted land lacking in
unity, they aroused little lighting blood
in the team.
Whether peanuts will be given to the
rooters this year is the question which
Merritt has been called upon to decide.
There has been some criticism that
the rooters ofttimes are more inter-
ested in eating the vegetable beef
steaks than cheering the team when 1t
scored a goal. In addition to this, the
fire underwriters have declared that
peanut bags are infiammable, and that,
with the smoking on the bleachers, the
danger of fire is great
Shall the rooters be given peanuts in
order to root better, or shall the uni
versity deprive them of the COOLERS in
order that the insurance premium on the
bleachers may not be excessive? These
are the questions that agitate the
campus.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-15
PLEAD Nor euILrr no pERJunY

NEW YORK, Aug. 14-Pleas OF not
guilty were made today to the indict-
ments against Mrs. Benjamin Teal.
Harry s. Mousley and Mrs. Julia Flem-
ing. when they were arraigned in the
court OF general sessions, charged with
subornation Of perjury. The charges
are based on alleged attempts to induce
Mabel MacSausland to give false evf-
dence against Frank j. Gould In the
suit for divorce brought against him
by Mrs. Gould Mrs. Teal. Mrs. Fleming
and Mousley were given leave to with
draw their plea by next Thursday.
Mrs Fleming and Mousley were given
leave to withdraw their plea by next
Thursday.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-15
HARTMAN EXTENDS
ELECTRIC RAILWAYS

Now that e. III. Hartman has openly
announced his ownership Of the Santa
Clara interurban road which had been
vested in L. E. Hanchett of San Jose,
there will be no delay in connecting
that road from Palo Alto with the new
Los Altos cutoff. which leaves the main
line at Mayfield and, passing through
Los Gatos, is the short line to Santa
Cruz
This work, it is said at headquarters.
will be undertaken soon, but no def
mite date has been set. The Southern
Pacific has made no secret of operating
an electric line between this city and
San Jose. All the rights of way have
been secured and had 1t not been for
the financial depression construction
would have been begun late last fall.
WILL SKIRT FOOTHILLS
The new electric road is to skirt the
foothills and open up country which
is only reached by automobilists.
1t is thought that the electric line
will enter the city by Valencia street
and will be able to make connections
with the streetcars.
With the view of building up
suburban service the Southern Pacific
last year purchased several hundred
acres at.Congress springs to make an
attractive summer resort. The lack of
funds prevented this work, as it did
that of connecting this city with San
Jose by an electric line.
HAasRIMAN,S PLANS
1t is understood generally that Harri-
man intends to cover the state with
network of electric lines.
His agents have taken up important
water rights along the Sierras, and
those who claim to know say 1t is his
Intention to have an electric service
Between here and Los Angeles. Elec-
trio lines are being operated by Har-
rirnan in the San Joaquin valley. vi
salia has an electric line connecting
with Exeter and Lemon Cove, and there
is strong movement on foot to induce
Hartman to build an electric line
from Lemon Cove, skirting the foothill
country to Pollasky TO connect with the
electric lines into Fresno, which also
are owned by Hartman and Hunting
ton. The lines out of Stockton also
are said to be owned by Hartman.
CONTROLS MANY LINES
1t is admitted that Hartman has
practically control of the electric
lines in Los Angeles, and if the differ
ent electric lines owned by Hartman
in the state were linked together they
would show a formidable mileage.
A well known railroadnan, in dis
cussing this matter yesterday, said:
There is no getting away from the
fact that Hartman intends to control
the transportation question in the
state, and that he can do so Is plain.
He will have a network of steam and
electric lines all over California and
nobody will be able to stop him, even
II they so desire
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-15
RIVAL COMPANIES
DIFFER OVER DOCKS
Application of Navigation Peo-
pie Strenuously Opposed
by Competitors
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

STOCKTON. Aug. 14.-Eforts on the
part of the California navigation and
Improvement company to bring their
offices and sheds to the head of the
channel in order that it may secure q
more lucrative commercial advantage
are being strenuously opposed by the
management and head officials of the
California transportation company,
whose steamers berth on the north
shore of the channel. opposite the berth
sought by the California navigation and
improvement company.
Recently both companies met before
the council and submitted argument in
favor Of their causes. The opposition
contends that 1t is navigable inpossi-
bility for both steamers to enter and
leave their berths without endangering
property and iInperilling the lives of
the passengers. The applicants declare
the plan feasible. Government Inspect
ors Bolles and Bulger of San Francisco
will be asked by Mayor Hudson and the
city. council to give an expert opinion
In the matter of the advisabiiity of
permitting the proposed change of
berth for the applicants steamers. The
vessels are about 46 feet In width and
the stream at the head is 13s feet wide.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-15
POLICE BAFFLED BY PLOT
TO DRUG WHOLE FAMILY
Marshal VoIImer of Berkeley
Works on CIew Leading to
Husband of Daughter

BERKELEY, Aug. 1.-THE police
have been baffled in the search for the
man who made two mysterious attacks
on the home of w. Savine, a well
known resident of the Portuguese col
ony of this city, living at 1913 Della
ware street, chloroforming the mem
bers of the family in the second at
tempt early yesterday morning. Mar
shall Vollmer said that he was working
on q clew which may result In the
arrest of the culprit in the next two
days, but that he is in the dark as
to a theory why drugs were used to
proiong the sleep of the occupants Of
the house.
yollmer is investigating the record
Of James Lacolla, husband of Savine's
daughter, who kidnapped their child In
March. Lacolla will be apprehended
If found.
That there has been considerable bad
feeling between the members of the
two families since the marriage of
Miss Savine and Lacolla Is admitted,
but why Lacolla should try to wreak
vengeance on the family is the mys-
terry which the police are trying to
solve.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-15
BANK LOAN OF $I7I,Z43
PAID OFF WITH SIS, 900
Financial Institutions Which
Collapsed During Panic
Reach a Settlement

OAKLAND. Aug. 1.-THE loan of
s171,24s, made by the California bank
to the Bank of Ventura, and which
was said to have been the direct cause
of the failure of the California bank.
was compromised for SIS, 900 today.
Receiver James p. Edoff for the local
bank reported that the terms were the
best which could be made, the Ventura
bank having also failed
Edward Collins, manager of the de-
funct institution, explained the loan by
saying that the money was used by
ranchers for handling their crops, but
that a bad year prevented the ranchers
from marketing their produce. In ad-
6iition he claimed the financial furry Of
last year rendered recuperation i'm
possible.
Receiver Edoff announced today that
he would ultimately be able to pay
depositors at least so cents on the
dollar