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The San Francisco call., 1908-12-10
Uniforms for
Demonstrators

of California, to be an excellent scheme
for getting inquiries about his ma
chimes Smith started his scheme a
few days ago in the capital city and has
already reported one sale OF machine
which he attributes directly to putting
into operation his idea
Most persons who are at all inter
ested in automobiles and have not as
yet made inquiries from the agents.
when they see machine standing near
the curb have some hesitancy in ap-
preaching the driver and asking him
questions" said Smith yesterday The
first day that ] put my plan 10 work
picked up three demonstrating loads
and the result was the sale of a car in
the course of week. Now. had ] not
had my driver uniformed. which con-
veyed to the inquirer the information
that he was there to answer questions
l may have lost this sale. My plan has
attracted considerable attention in Sac
ramento."
Smith reports the roads leading out
of the capital city in very bad condi
tion, almost prohibitive to automobil-
lists. This Smith SAYS. is due to an ex-
tensive improvement that is going on
with all the county roads. At the pres
ent time the highways are badly cut up-
Large appropriations have been made
for the purposes of Improvement of the
county roads in all directions. Work is
now being done on the Folsom highway.
which the engineers in charge report
viii be completed by February 1. 1909
One of the most extraordinary long
RI Icf0 frfr a ar
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-10

)ff at 1853. Hanbridge, T-5
Winner ch. c. by Banastar-
good Won driving. Second
100. Dollie Dollars 16. Han
hooked up with Creation a
had no excuses. Ocean Shore
mean at the post, propped at
no chance. Red Leaf needs
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-10

Reports from the general Office of
the. cigar makers union show that
during the five months that the out
of work register was open during the
current year the payment of out of
work benefits amounted to $4,000 a
month During one month the amount
paid reached $4,000.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-10

The cooks association of the Pacific
coast Gncorporated) has elected the
following as directors for the current
term: Frederick Arnold. Joseph Bader
Louis Fourniguier Charles Hunter
Charles Malmquist, Henry Miller, Rob
ert Musgrave, Thomas Osbourn, Victor
Putty, George Tessier and Randolph
Walden.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-10

Time-:25, 80. 1902. Ill 80. AT
show; Tromp. 1910 place, 3-5
Trained by H Mack. Scratched
Second and third driving. High
TO- Winner bid up from $1,000
loped all the way. Won Tromp
Fader was running over horses
turn. but fell back in stretch.
and had no speed at all.
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Rambler Makes
Very Long Trip

son, Canada, now a resident of Fort
Bragg. who drove Rambler two cylin-
der touring car from Fort Bragg to
Winnipeg, 3,123 miles. Brown left his
home on the evening of July %. His
idea of travelling overland was merely
to see the country. Between July %
and the latter part of last month the
doctor and party covered all kinds of
camping in different localities.
In this overland journey they passed
through California, Nevada. Idaho.
Wyoming, Nebraska, Colorado, Iowa,
South Dakota, North Dakota, Illinois,
Wisconsin, Minnesota and Manitoba.
The only trouble en- route consisted In
the losing of the mud apron from be-
meath the car and the cutOut whistle in
the sagebrush of Nevada.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-10

One of the most extraordinary long
distance trips ever undertaken In a
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-10

The Calls Form Chart Of Races at Eneryvillt

handicap indies
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-10

BILLY MAN-NADZU-COUNTY CLERK

es; selling; year. olds and upward:
Rating. Remarks.
09 Billy Pullman Is still good. The route
96 will suit him better than the in which
95 he has been running Nadzu will also like
80 the route. County Clerk has the speed and
may never be caught. Remember has
cha nradh hand
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-10

An enthusiast interested In the con-
struction of good roads and the ma
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-10

Printing pressmen's union was ad-
dressed last night by George l.. Berry,
international president of the press
mems union, on the conditions of the
trade In this city and in the east
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-10

Time-:2S 1-5, AS S-5, l:o1 2-5. At post minu
Rosamo. l place. 800 show; Cowen, 1 sho
D. Henry. Scratched-vHazlet. Start good
High price-Bill Eaton As. Vicar II. Bill
all the way Rosamo. the contender througho
closer up at the end but Buxton let go of
his race Re Brief is fast None of the 9th
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-10

Varnishers' and polishers' union NJ
134 at it's last meeting initiated fiv
approved of candidates and receive
two by card. The union will nominal
candidates for officers for the mex
term at the meeting to be held Decem
Der %.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-10-23
ANDERSON MILL
IS LEASED BY
LANG & ORR
TWO WELL KNOWN PLANNING
MILL MEN TO PUT THE BIG
MILL INTO OPERATION IN FEW
WEEKS.

IN important business deal. which
has been pending for some time, was
finally consummated yesterday. whsre-
by W. L. Lang and L. NJ. Orr, two
of the best-known planning mill men
in the city. have leased the large
planning mill known as Anderson's S
mill, located at the corner of Mans
field streets and Cochran avenue and
which is one Of the oldest established
mills of the kind in the city. The
lessees win assume charge OF the mill
about December /.
Both Messrs. Lang and Orr have
been connected with the Georgia Sash.
Door & Blind factory for a number
Cf years. Mr.. Lang. who was mem
ber of the old firm of Lang & Wood.
has been general superintendent,
while MIR. OFT has been secretary Of
the company since its organization
Both the gentlemen have had d wide
eNper Nnce in the planning min lusi-
ness nd are familiar with every
brauc3of the work. Besides turning
out . general line, they win also carry
a stock of builders supplies, etc, and
by the peration OF the min employ
ment will be given 80 a number OF
laborcrs, as the m.u has been idle for
some time. 1t is a well-equipped mill
aud the new lessees intend. 70 operate
it on fun time
Both OF these gentlemen have many
friends who win wish Them success
in their new business. They will re
main with the Georgia Sash, Door &
Blind factory until their successors
are named.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-10-23
HAD BRYAN UP
BY SUNRISE To
MAKE ADDRESS
DEMOCRATIC LEADER SPENT
YESTERDAY SPEAKING INs
WEST VIRGINIA.
Addressed a Large Number of Farm
ers at Ravenswood Shortly After
the Sun Came Up-Paid
His Respects to Taft.

RAVENSWOOD, W. Va, Oct. 22.-
William j. Bryan was up at sunrise
and short time afterward was
speaking to a goods sized crowd here.
AS most of his auditors were farmers,
the democratic candidate proceeded
to puncture the republican conten-
tion, which he said was that the
farmers owed their prosperity to the
republican party.
Il can prove to you" he said, that
the republican party has nothing to
do with the fertility Of the soil or the.
sunshine or the rain, for If ii did then'
there would be trust on sunshine
and meter on the sun. The fact
thar these things are net more mo-
nopolies is conclusive proof that the
republican leaders exercise no con-
troll over them.
Ire denied that the republican party
was responsible for the present prices
OF. agricultural products. There was.
not single thing he said that theG
republican party had done that meant
good for the farmers, for the farmer
had been the real victim of every
abuse that had grown up under the
republican misruie. He declared the
republican leaders had spent their
time legislatng in the interest Of the
finances of Wall street instead of lis
tening to the plea of farmers for 81
curity in their deposits He main
tanned that Tafts position in respect
to the guaranteeing of deposits was
that the insecurity OF the depcsitor is
the security of the banking system.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-10-23
AMERICANS ARE
GIVEN BIG TIME
JAPAN is ROYALTY ENTERTAIN
ING MEMBERS OF THE
AMERICAN FLEET.

TOXIC, Oct. 22.-The municipality
of Toxic today entertained the men
and officers of the American fleet
Commencing at noon and until night
fall the guests Of the city were kept
constantly on the go The mayor OF
Toxic filled the role of host with great
success. There was a luncheon al
noon attended by Admiral Sperry
Ambassador O'Brien, half of the mem
bers of the embassy staff and half OF
the naval officers on shore. An hour
later Hibya park was opened to 5000
bluejackets and marines and there
was every form Of entertainment fol
the men. A total of 5000 invitations
we're issued for the function.
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BIG VOTE FOR DEBs.
Believed That He WilI Poll a Million
Votes.

Believed That He Wjll Poll a Million
Votes.
WASHINGTON, Oct ga Wash
.netcn political writer in a dispatch
fron Chicago says
"Tbat unless every sign Is mislead-
ing, f. V. Debs, the socialist candidate
for president, will poll between 800,-
900 and 100000 On November g."
The socialist commission, he says,
with headquarters in Chicago, is pay
ing especial attention to Ohio, Illinois.
Wisconsin, California, New York and
Colorado.
The cores spondent adds; "That ac-
cessions to the ranks of the socialists
will come more largely from the re-
publicans than the democrats, and the
active missionary work is being con-
Quoted among the negroes of Ohio
who are disgruntled with the repub-
lican party. and the socialists are
confdan- CT gaining the negrc vote
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SEVERAL MORE PARDONs
WERE RECOMMENDED

ATLANTA, Oct. 22-The following
pardons have been recommended by
the state prison commission:
Emanuel Crowder, serving a SEN
tence of seven years from Butts coun-
ty for voluntary manslaughter.
Buck Bolton, serving a term of
twenty years for attempted criminal
assault committed in Oglethorpe
county seven years ago. An affidavit
from the negro defendant is to the
effect that he was innocent, and that
the crime was committed by another.
w. S, Andrews, who is serving a
life-ter1n from Montgomery county,
for murder, has been in the peniten-
tiary for SIX years, being now nearly
70 years old
William Billups, who is serving a
life from Floyd fer murder
having been in prison for more than
fifteen years, being now above 70
years old.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-10-23
COURT DECISIONS
ON PROHI LAW
RENDERED
SOME INTERESTING POINTS ARE
DECIDED BY THE GEORGIA
COURT OF APPEALS IN THE
BAsHlNsKI CASE.

Several important decisions affect
ing the Interpretation Of the state pro-
hibiUon law were handed down by the
cCurt OF appeals Wednesday and by
them many pending cases over the
state Will be settled.
In the case of jenkins against the
state. from the city court of La
Grange, the court defined the meaning
Of the word "at" where it appears
in the phrase at their place of bust
ness and sa it includes in its mean
ing the immed ate room or place in
which the business in question is con-
Quoted.
The case OF Ike Bashinsk. from the
city court of Macon, was decided With
a reversal, and Judge Hodges held in
error when charging the jury that the
defendant was guilty if he kept liquor
on hand at any place for the purpose
Of selling it and did sell a quantity
of IT, The court held that it was a
question for the jury to decide wheth-
er or not the rooms in which Bashin-
SKIS whisky was found should be
con idered his place of business.
While Bashinsh won on this state
case, lie lost on the case which he
brousht frlm the recorders court of
Macon, where he was sentenced to pay
1ne of $500, serve ninety days on
the city sang and serve sixty days
in the barracks. His point here was
That the crdinanee prohibiting bling
tigers" was unconstitutional and was
turned down, the decision being made
in the ease of Galloway against
Mimms This decision affects seye-
raj cases from Macon, one from Grif-
fin and twenty from Savannah.
In deciding the jenkins case the
court in icated an intention of hold
ing it's open minded as to the diff
feront questions involved in the pro-
hibitou F,y and OF not Announcing any
definite ruling on any of the questions
before it until enough ilustratico
cases to warrant the members in be-
lieving that the subject was suffi-
ciently developed to Justify the rem
dition of a Comprehensive ruling.
The opinions were handed down by
Judge Powell.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-10-23
NEW YORK NEE TING
To BE LARGEST
IN HISTORY
ELABORATE ARRANGEMENTS
MADE FOR THE RALLY TUES
DAY NIGHT-GOV. SMITH ONE
OF THE SPEAKERS.

NEW YORK, Oct 22.-With the
heavy artillery of both political par
ties trained ON New York state, much
interest is being centered today in the
vote that Tammany Hall may reel
up in this city. Leader Murphy of
Tammany said no canvass had been
made of the city and that he did not
know whether any figures would be
announced later or not. Mr.. Murphy
said:
Everything looks bright for Bryan
and Chanler. l should say Bryan and
Chanler would get about the same
vote in the state"
Bryan's meeting in the city next
Tuesday night, when he will speak at
Madison Square Garden, is to be made
the occasion of a democratic rally in
every assembly district in New York.
Not only has Tammany Han arranged
for overflow meetings at the Garden.
but there will be a mass meeting in
Cooper Union, Hamilton Fish Park.
and in scores Of halls thr- ughout the
city.
The demand for tickets to the Mad
ison Square Garden meeting quickly
exhausted the supply ana stands Will
be erected outside the anphithaatre
! for the overflow Besides Bryan, Gov
sernor Smith of Georgia. Congressman
/ sClWlon Of Alabama. and former C n
eressman Lentz Of Ohio, Will address
( The neetng
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REPUBLICANS DESPERATE;
TRUSTS HARD AT WORK

MARLINGBURG, w. Va, Oct. ~
Employees Of the lumber and pulp pa
per Industry in this section are re
ceiying circulars from the American
Paper & Pulp association in New York
which cite the democratic platform
and say that democratic candidate
fer representative in congress are
pledged to repeal the duty on pulp
ard print paper, and declaring that
the prosperity Of those engaged in the
paper industry are inseparably tied
with the success Of the republican
party. The circular dilates upon the
advantages to the wage Garner Of pro-
lection.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-10-23
USING FRANK IN CAMPAIGN.
New Jersey Congressman Sending Out
Campaign Literature.

New Jersey Congressman Sending Out
Campaign Literature.
Under the guise of part of the
Congressional Record, and franked
with the name of Congressman II. G.
Londenslayer, of New Jersey, card
has been received by number of
people in Brunswick purporting to
give extracts from a speech made in
congress in May, 1908, by the con
gresham, in which he speaks of the
Twelve Years of Organism, as bring
ing ruin and disaster on the coun-
try.
This card shows to what straits the
republican party is put when it has to
use the private franking privileges of
member of congress to send out the
campaign documents, and it shows
that they are in a tight place when
a democratic president and congress
IS elected they viii nc doubt look into
this matter and pat the blame where
it belongs. The card sent out is not
doing the democratic nominee much
harm. gp Aa.Bl,y,
i'-
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-10-23
The Golf Game
This Afternoon

The News, by mistake yesterday,
announced that the match game of
golf which is the first of the season,
was scheduled for yesterday afternoon.
This was an error as the game is to
he played this afternoon and will be
participated in by a large number of
The members Of the club
A carry all will leave from the
D stoAicc at 2 O'Clock and during the
remei inder Of the afternoon. and viii
be free to those who desire TO wit
ness the game. Refreshments will
be served on the grounds and alto
gether the afternoon win be a very
interesting one.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-10-23
AGENTS CUT AMoNe
THE RAILROAD MEN,

NEW YORK, oct. pa special to
the New York World from Utica, New
York, says
cit is alleged that agents of the re-
publican national committee are work
ing in the state at $40 a day telling
railroad employees that the election of
Bryan would mean that the govern
ment ownership of railroads will
surely come One agent is alleged to
have said that Taft had promised
concessions to the railroad men II
elected. These arguments are re-
ported tG be baying little effect, It Is
said the editor of the Railroad EN-
1loye's Magazine was supplied with
funds by the repllasAican national com.
mittee and hi ents."
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-10-23
ILLNESS OF A JUROR
STOPPED CURTIS TRIAL

NEW YORK, Oct. 22.-The trial of
Charles w. Morse and Alfred H. Cur
president Of the National Bank of
North America, was abruptly stopped
this morning by the sudden illness of
Juror Wendell. who had to be taken
home
A United States marshal and a Sc
cret service agent accompanied him
and insisted on keeping guard inside
his home until he is able to resume
the duties OF juror
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Taft VIII be Busy
Till MCampaign Ends


MILAN. Ind, Oct 22.-Tafts itin.
erary calls for fifty speeches in In
diana this week, ranging from north
to south. Today he will make sixteen
speeches, ending at Evansville to-
night In a speech here he said Mr..
Bryan was a bit sensitive because the
republicans are prophesying that if
Mr. Bryan is elected it will retard
buainess and that if the republican
ticket is elected it will improve busi-
ness
Mr.. Taft said that he is not offering
a bribe TO the workmen, as charged
by Mr.. Bryan, but merely stating a
fact that worlsingmen ought to know,
as well as the business men.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-10-23
WILL LECTURE HERE TONIGHT.
Mr.. L. NJ. Tesh to Be Heard at the
BAPTIST Church

NIT. l.. W. leSn 10 be rfSdFd at Ene
Baptist Church.
The lecture TO be given at the First
Baptist church at O'Clock this even
ing by Mr.. l.. M. Tesh, field secretary
of the Baraca and Philathea Union,
will no doubt attract number of
people who are interested in relig-
ious work.
The Philathea and Baraca move
ment has become world wide and it is
the purpose of Mr.. Tesh to arouse a
more general interest in the organi-
zaticn of the Young women and young
men of the south into Philathea and
Baraca classes.
The public generally are extended
a cordial invitation to be present.
An attractive musical program has
been arranged. The music will be
furnished by quartette composed of
Messrs. w. d. Bailey, c. c. Fleming
and Mrs. NJ w Puryis and Miss Tallu-
lah Fleming.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-10-23
Mr.. KERN's SON IS
NOW MUCH IMPROVED

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind oct 22.-Lit-
tie Johnnie Kern, sen Of the democra-
tic vice-p -presid entail candidate is
slightly improved this morning, but
Is not out Of danger
implications have added TO the seri-
business Of the occasion. Infantile pa
ralysis, with which the boy was at
tacked several days ago, has not pro-
crossed, but there are serious com
plications. MIR. Kern arrived this
morning and hurried to the bedside
Z. h .en
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-10-23
ATLANTA ENTERTAINING
MANY OLD VETERANS

ATLANTA, Ga. Oct. %. Scores of
confederate veterans arrived in the
city yesterday and last night, to be
in readiness for the annual reunion
which began here today The bulk of
the arrivals we're not in evidence un-
til this mcrning
Genera! John w Clark, state com
mander arrived from Augusta ycster
day afternoon He is the guest of
Governor Smith and the executive
mansion.
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N. w. FlNDLEY MAY ENTER.
He viii Likely Run FOR Alderman from
Second Ward

otcohu Ward.
n. w FindleN the we'll known prs
duce and commission merchant, viii
likely be the next to enter the race
for alderman from the second ward.
Mr.. Findley has been approached BY
large number of his friends who have
urged him to enter the race, and
though he has not yet given out any
definite announcement, it is under
stood that he has about decided to
get into the race and his announce
ment will more than likely be made
within the next few days.
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ENGINEER WILcHER INJURED.
His Shoulder Badly Mashed Yesterday
Afternoon,

NTtcFnoOn,
Engineer c. d. Wilcher Of the
Southern railway, met with quite a
painful accident yesterday afternoon
near the terminals. Engineer VIII
cher, it seems, attempted to step from
his engine when, in some way, he was
caught and his shoulder was badly
mashed Fortunately no bones were
broken.
He was quickly removed to his res
idence on Reynolds street end a ply
sician was summoned. The accident
is quite a serious one and the engineer
will be laid up for some time.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-10-23
500 KILLED IN
A BIG TYPHOON
LATEST ADViCEs FROM MANILA
PLACE ESTIMATE AT
THAT FIGURE.

IN IN, Oct 22.-Addltional de-
tails dXThe damage wrought in the
Cagayan valley by the typboon of Oc-
lober u. indicates the loss Of life will
Zach so persons. At Apparri, where
a thrilling rescue of hundred natives
vas effected through the heroism of
Iieutenants Clark and Tredway and
fUstmaster Foss, the survivors say
800 residents cf the submerged fishing
village, located some distance below
Appar1i, We're swept away and drown
ed The three Americans, aided by
che Filipino volunteer. We're inform
ID Ct the danger that threatened the
village, ana managed to reach it by a
boat, where they found scores of ma
''ves clipging 10 the poles OF their
wrecked habitaticns
Ldeutenants Clark and Tredway,
carrying lines fronfAe Ae boats. fought
their way through breakers, and
swimming from nd 70 to house in
the food water. saved the lives Of
about 100 men, women and children
All but six Of these were living when
the boat reached the village and We're
saved. More than fifty bodies were
recovered n this locality. It is feared
the storm and resulting food has ser
'o1sly Damaged the tobacco crop OF the
Islands
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PLEASANT AFFAIR LAST NIGHT.
Musical and Danoe at Rifeman's Arm
ory Was a Success.

~ -07''N0 e1t ''TTIUTTIoII > FTITI-
ory Was a Success.
The concert and dance gwen at the
RIfiemen's armory last night to raise
funds to assist in defraying the ex-
penses of the company on their trip
to Thomasville next week was great
success. There were about 200 peo-
pie present and they all enjoyed the
evenings entertainment.
The musical program was a very
good one, including violin, mandolin
and piano solos, etc. After the COM
pletion of the program Robins orches.
ira furnished music for the dancers
md altogether the evening was mucl
enjoyed b. those present.
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A False Alarm.

The fire department was called out
last night at s. o'clock by an alarm
sounded from bcx SO. The department
responded>at once, but no blaze could
be located and 1t could not be learnea
who sent In the false alarm. A
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-10-23
MOUNT
EoR HIS DAUGHTER

~ 7AvASs, 0et. 2222.-Ls Lucha says
asl.1s5day that Miguel de la Tore, who
~ accused of theft by Governor Ma
had actually stolen 4 1885,
treasury for his daughter and
slsz money hidden where the gov
arnment cannot recover it.
Il Ia Lucia says that de la Tore has
an incurabe case Of cancer Of the
v stomach and doesn't care what the
outcome of his act will be. having
onlv 4 short time to live.
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TRAFFIC is TIED UP
BY A BAD BLIZZARD

CHEYENNE, Oct. 22.-The Union
Pacific lines throughout Wyoming are
tied up by blzzards and snowstorms.
Five trains are snowbound between
Laramie and Rawlins.