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The Jasper news., 1909-04-01
Fort Collins, Colo. March 81, o!

Fort Collins, Colo. March 81, 90.
DEAR News
| see by my copy of the News that
one of your old "devis" has favored you
with letter and | decided to ship one
in myself. To begin with, | want to re-
lieve some minds who may think | have
lost myself in the mountain Businesses.
When we got here the mountains were
so full Of snow that we couldn't get in.
to them until July or August, 50 Pop
rented 100 acres of land upon the high
lands about eight miles from town. We
boys are going TO batch 10 a tent and
farm it. There have been three big
SHOWS since we came and there is about
three inches on the ground now. We
have four big Russian wolf hounds and
the fur is certain to fly pretty soc D.
Those elongated mules you spoke of iu
the News will be in evidence all right,
only instead Of steering their Maynard
footsteps down the east side of the
Rockies will endeavor to walk them
to death inside of quarter section.
How is the dope forming for the Red
sox? Also the famous j. II. S. bunch.
One more thing before | close. Ain't
this the biggest world ever, though?
had no idea twas half as big, and
haven't seen it all yet.
didn't stay with our car of goods
but one division out of X. g. On &C
count OF an excessive thermometer
shit the plush"
Your truly,
TACK CARTWRIGHT.
The Jasper news., 1909-04-01
Golden City Bank Re-opens.

Reliable information from Golden
City is to the effect that the Golden
City Banking Co. which closed its
doors three weeks ago, opened up again
for business this morning. The bank
has raised its capital from $4,000 to
2o,ooo with a 81 900 surplus and taken
in fifteen new stockholders. A new board
of directors and corps OF officers has been
chosen with H, II. Steele as president.
The Jasper news., 1909-04-01

KanKakee Jr. blood bay stallion 1Gl1
hands, 1900 lbs. second to none as in
dividual, fine style, kind disposition,
good stout back, fine loins and STILES,
good bone and feet. 1st prize in his
class Knell fair '06 Is the type that
sires fine road and carriage horses also
has breeding to sire extreme speed.
Through his veins courses the best
blood that ever trod American turf.
The following are performers Of nation
al fame that are closely related to Kan
kakep, Jr.: Maud S. 2:OS3i: Nancy
Hanks 2:04l Maud Russell, sold at
public auction for S25, 900: Citation POP,
the undefeated pacing queen of 1907,
whose purse winnings were over S23, 900.
Kankakee, Jr., foaled '0i, has proved
himself a sure foal getter and uneXcell-
ed breeder.
The Jasper news., 1909-04-01
Rob Roy

coal black Percheron, foaled 1906, 16. lG
hands, 1850 lbs: is the type that sires
heavy farm and draft horses: individual
ly horse of fine style and action, has
kind, gentle disposition, fine back and
loins, extra good fiat bone, This young
ster will be permitted to serve limited
number of mares.
The Jasper news., 1909-04-01
M. E. Church South.

Sunday School $40 a. m.
Morning service II O'CLOCK.
League p NJ.
Evening service o'clock
No services 2nd Sunday.
You are cordially invited to attend
these services. +. A. CULMER, Pastor.
The Jasper news., 1909-04-01
We are authorized TO announce
WALLER COLLEY

az a candidate for recollection to the
Office of count! Superintendent of
schools # Jasper county at the school
election On April 9th.
The Jasper news., 1909-04-01
Residence for Sale.

Residence property 10 Jasper consist
ing Of Groom cottage, quarterback OF
ground, ard necessary buildings. In
quire on premises. WIN. HEFFNER. 3t
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Nankakee Jr.
No. 40, 134
INITIAL EJACULATION.
Kqnkakea .Jr.

Klnkakee J26i C'"ire II.
MamhrinoRussall pos. Victo' Enel2 G27
Greenwood Maid. Molly Doom
The Jasper news., 1909-04-01

Garden seed at Wheat 4 Bishops.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-12-16
he MUST ANSWER
THE PUBLIC PRINTER MUST Ex.
PLAIN HIS CHARGES AGAINST
GOVERNMENT EMPLoYE.

Washington, Dec. 15.-In response
to a summons issued by the civil SER
vice commission, Puolic Printer Don
nelly must appear before that body to
explain why he placed charge of in
subordination against John w. Rod
gers, an employe of the government
printing office, who, although told by
his foreman that he could not be
spared, took leave with pay which was
due him, he alleges, and absented him
self from his work for three days in
November last to go home and vote.
On his return to work Rodgers was
notified that he was discharged, and
that charge of INSTRUMENTATION" had
been filed with the civil service COM
mission as the reason for such dis
charge
Later, on an appeal to Representa-
tive Bingham, of whom he was a con-
stituent, Rodgers was reinstated, but
the charge of INSTRUMENTATION was not
withdrawn. Mr. Bingham maintained,
it is said, that Rodgers had legal
right to absent himself
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-12-16
CAMPAIGN OF EDUCATION
FOR SOUTHERN FARMERS

Washington, Dec. ia somewhat
unique campaign of education is to
be undertaken in January by DR.. =
A. Knapp, of the department of agfi-
culture, in charge of the farm demon
stlatiOn work in the south, which will
have for its OBJECT discussion Ct
the farm methods and policies of tue
various states visited and the meaAs
for bringing about greater agricultu-
raj prosperity. The trip is being ar
ranged by the Southern railway, and
is undertaken at the suggestion OF
that company
There will be a series Of eight or
nine addresses, each treating directly
Of the agricultural work and ccndi-
tions in the community or state Wis
tied, the entire series making col
Iected study of farm life methods,
opportunities and possibilities in the
southeastern states
The meeting will be held at Lynch
burg, Va; Charlotte, N. c., Greenville,
S. c.. Macon, Ga; Jacksonville, Fla;
Admission and Huntsville, Ala. West
Point and Greenville, Miss. Memphis,
Tenn, and Lexington, KY.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-12-16
CHRISTMAS TREE FOR POOR.
Citizen Suggests This Plan to People
of the City.

A Christmas tree for the poor peo-
pie of Brunswick, loaded with useful
articles, such as clothing and food and
other good things, is the suggestion
made to The News by well known
Brunswickian, who is willing to do his
part in a financial way to make the
affair a success.
.In many cities" said this gentle
man to a reporter yesterday, "a Christ
mas tree for the poor is an annual
occurrence and you have no idea how
delightful it proves. While l admit
that there are not very many real
POOR people in Brunswick still there
are some who are not in position to
make the Yuletide season happy for
their children, and think a Garist-
mas tree for the poor, given In some
large hall. would be a great thing.
Suggest 1t in your paper and see II
you cannot get the charitable organi-
cations of the city interested"
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-12-16
OLD COUNTY JAIL CAN BE Sc.
CURED lF CITY DESIRES
TO OWN 1T.
FIRE HEADQUARTERS
1t is Believed That the Old Building
Will Be Converted Into Jail for
the City or Made Headquarters for
Fire Department.

One OF the improvements that will
probably core to Brunswick during
the approaching new year will be a
new city jail. Such an Improvement
has been discussed before, and negO-
tiations were once opened between
the city and county fer the old county
Jail, but the matter was dropped with
out any action being taken.
AS is well known, the city owns all
of the block at the corner of Mans
tcld and Richmond streets with the
exception of the site occupied by the
old county Jail. On this block is To-
Gated at present the city jail, pump
ing station and city stables. In return
for the free site on which is located
the present Glynn county courthouse,
given to the county by the city, it
is believed that the county will, If the
city asks for it, deed to them the
property On which the old county Jail
is located, and thus the city will be-
come in possession of the entire block.
While the present city Jail is not in
a deplorable condition, as many seem
to think, still it is stated that the
old county Jail is in a much better
condition and several hundred dol
lars expended on the. building could
convert it into a first-class jail, suit
able in every way for the wants of the
city. The present Jail is rather small
one, and while it is very seldom that
it is crowded, still it is known that
the city would ike very much to get
q new and more convenient guard
house, and such an opportunity as this
will hardly be overlooked.
1t has also been suggested that the
present county Jail be converted into
headquarters for the fire department
and this suggestion has met with pop
ular favor in the city. A small amount
of money, it is pointed out, would
convert the building into adequate
quarters for the firemen and it would
be much better place than the pres
ent headquarters.
It is practically certain that eeoun-
Gil will take this matter up early in
the coming year, and if the county
agrees to give to them the old jail
site it will either be used for new
Jail or a home for the fire department.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-12-16
SUPERINTENDENT POUND
HEADS STATE ri. <. ASSO

State School Commissioner j. ere M
Pound has accepted the invitation of
Irwin Shepard, OF Winona, Mimi, sec
retary of the .,ational Educational as
sociation, TO fill the Office of state
director of that assc citation for Geor
gia during the rest of the year, sup
plying the vacancy left by the resig-
nation of G. y. Gibson, former super
intendent of schools at Columbus. Mfr.
Gibson resigned because he left school
work Commissioner Pound will direct
the affairs Ct the Office till the next
convention Of the national association,
which will be held either in Boston
or San Francisco.
Commissioner Pound has also ac-
cepted his nomination to membership
in the Southern Educational council,
of which he has just been notified
by J. J. Claxton, of Knoxville. Mr..
Claxton is a member of the commit
tee of three appointed by the South
ern Educational association to organ
iZe the council. The latter body will
organize at the convention of the as
sociation, which will be held in Char
lotte on December 28 and 20. Com
missioner Pound has been invited to
deliver one of the addresses that will
be heard then.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-12-16
TRUST PRESIDENT RESIGNS.
Horafio G. Lloyd Leaves the CONNER
cial Trust Company.

Philadelphia, Dec. 15.-Horatio G..
Lloyd's resignation as president of
the Commercial Trust Company, be-
came effective today, and he imme-
diately joined forces with the fam
Gus old banking house of Drexel &
Co. He remains director of the
commercial Trust company. G. ely
mer Brooke, of George s. Fox & Son.
today became member Of Drexel &
CO.
Among fnanciers, these changes are
regarded as a step by Drexel & Co.
to strengthen their house by acquiring
two of the younger fnanciers who
have proved their mettie. It Is said
that the deaths of George c. Thomas
and James w. Paul, made the mem
bers of the historic banking arm to
think it good policy, in building for
it's permanency in the future, TO hare
men Of the stamp of Mr.. Lloyd and
Mr.. Brooke affiliated with It.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-12-16
LIQUOR MEN HAVE A HARDER
FIGHT ON HAND ACCORDING
TO RULING.
HIGH COURT DECIDES
No-ah!c Case is Now in Its Original;
Condition and viii Have to Be Re-
Fought in All the Courts of the
State.

Knoxville, Tenn, Dec IA test
case which involved the constitution
ality or part of the temperance leg
islatiCn passed by the last legislature
in making Tennessee dry, was decided
in the supreme court, sitting in Knox
Vile.
The case came from Hamilton coun-
ty, originating in Chattanooga, styled
J. W. Kelley ct al. vs. Sheriff Conner
ct al This case involved the right to
manufacture whisky and beer in
Tennessee and sell the same outside
of the state. The legislature passed
a bill forbidding the manufacture af-
ter July 1, 1909.
Subsequent to that date. Sheriff Con-
ner acting in behalf of the state,
levied on the property of Kelley, a
manufacturer and wholesaler, tying up
his entire plant and output Com
plainants went in chancery court, Sc
curing an injunction against the at
torney general of Hamilton county pro
ceeding with the prosecution of the
case
The supreme court today, the bench
being unanimous, held that the case
was improperly brought in chancery
court; that chancery court did not
have jurisdiction in the procedure and
dismissed the suit. The effect of the
decision is to leave the case exactly
as it was, and it will of necessity have
to be fought again through all the
courts of the state.
Millions of dollars are involved il
manufacture in Tennessee, and this
industry will not be destroyed with.
out another legal battle. The case
required four days in argument, ant
the opinion of the court, reviewing
details and giving it's opinion, covers
more than thirty typewriter pages
II manuscript
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-12-16
SERIOUS ACCIDENT YESTERDAY
AT SMALL NORTH CAROLINA
STATION.
GOULD WAS ON TRAIN
Millionaire and His Son. However, Es-
capped Without Injury-cause Of the
Wreck Net knOwn-lnjared ones in
HosEital.

Richmond, Va, Dec. ia tele-
phone message from St. Luke's hospi-
tai, at Greensboro. n. c., says that
fourteen persons were killed in the
Southern Railway wreck today near
Browns Summit
George GouId, of New York. million
aire. and his sen, were passengers in
one OF the sleeping cars, bound from
Norfolk to Thomasville, N. c. Neither
Mr.. Gould nor his son were injured
In the least. The train was derailed
and fell down an embankment.
List of the Dead.
The names of those reported killed
are:
JOHN A. BRoDNl-x. Greensboro.
N. G.
V. e. HAnCoMB. lawyer, Mt. Airy,
N. c.. s.
EDWARD SEXTON, Denton, N. G.
FRANK w. KILBY. formerly Ports
mouth, Va, present address unknown.
A. p. CONE. superintendent Rich
mond division Southern railway.
d. c. NOLAN, conductor en- Pullman
car.
A travelling auditor. name unknown.
Flagmaa, name unknown
The names of the other two re-
P ID killed are also unknown.
Cause Of Wr>ck Unknown.
Tie wrecked train was operated 10
cally between Richmond, va, and At
ianta, Ga and carried sleepers from
Richmond to Charlotte and from Nor
FOIL, 10 Charlotte
AT Reedy Creek the trestle, afte
the engine end the mail and thre,
baggage cars passed over the trestl'
in safety, two coaches and two sleep
ers. were derailed from some defec1
not ascertained.
The injured passengers and train
men were taken to 81. Luke's aospnal
at Greensboro and tonight several OF
them are in a precarious condition..
Flagman Bagby. OF Richmond, Is
lrobably fatally Injured. while Con.
ductor Goble, of Richmond, is slightly
] injured and had narrow escape from
/ droYning.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-12-16
BRUNSWICK REGENT WEDs.
Swell Marriage in High Social Circles
in Berlin.

Berlin, Dec, 15.-Duke Johann Al
brecht, of Mecklenburg- Schwerin, Re-.
gent OF Brunswick, and Princess Elz.
abeth of Stolberg, Rossla, were mar
ried today in the presence of many of
the leading mobiles and princes of Ger
many
Duke Johann was born at Schweril.
on December 8, 1857, and accepted
the regency of Brunswick on Jun, .
1907, having been elected by the
Brunswick diet in the previous month
His election was apparently the las
chapter in the long drawn-out contro-
yersy over the succession to til.
throne of Brunswick, which was
claimed by the Duke of Cumberland
who was the rightful heir to the last
Duke of Brunswick. Princess Eliza
BETH of Stoberg Rossia, was born al
Rossia June %, 1885.
Duke Johann's first wife, Who was
Princess Elizabeth, of Saxe-Weimer-
Eisenbach, died In July, 1908.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-12-16
.zELAYA TO RESIGN
HE ISSUES ANNOUNCEMENT THAT
HE WILL RESIGN IN FAVOR OF
MADRIZ- MANAGUA IN REVOLT

Washington, Dec. 15.-Dispatcnes
received at the state department to-
day, from Consul Caldera state that
President Zelaya has published a
statement promising to resign in fa-
vor of Madriz, who is not the choice
of the people.
The dispatch contained the account
OF the anti-zelayan demonstrations
in Managua, which confirms the pre-
vious meagre reports regarding the
trouble in the capital.
Scores of the demonstrants we're
arrested by the government authori-
ties, but they were not indicted.
Vice Consul Caldera says that large
crowds surrounded the American le-
cation and cheered the government
and the people of the United States.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-12-16
NUMBER OF NEAR-BEER
SALOONS TO BE REDUCED
Change in Limits Will Be Cause ot
Several Disseminating.

Change in Limits Will Be Cause of
Several Disseminating.
There will not be so many nearbeer
saloons in Brunswick next year. Be-
sides the number that will have to
go out of business by the change pro-
vided in the new license ordinance,
which prohibits these saloons being
operated in certain sections of the
city, it Is understood that one or two
others will also discontinue business
after the first of the year
It costs almost as much money In
license, taxes, etc, for near-beer
saloon as 1t did for the regular sa-
loon before prohibition, and those en-
gagged In the business say there Is
little or no money to be made, there
fore at least half dozen in Bruns-
wick will close their doors on the
first of the year.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-12-16
FARMERS ENGAGE IN FATAL DUEL
HanselI Paul is Killed by Andrew Cor
at Towns.

McRae, Ca. Dec. 15.-Yesterday
about 2 O'clock in the afternoon at
Towns, place about twelve miles
below here, on the Southern railway,
Hansell Paul was shot and killed By
Andrew Cox.
1t seems there had been some trou-
bic between Cox and a son Of Paul
which brought on the trouble Both
parties were good, influential farmers
Cox was arrested and now Is In jail
here
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-12-16
WHITE SLAVE WAR
COMPREHENSIVE LEGISLATION is
TO BE PROPOSED TO CON-
eREss AGAINST TRAFFIC.

Washington, Dec. 15.-Comprehen-
sive legislation designed to eradicate
the white slave traffic" Is being pre-
pared by the department of commerce
and labor.
The proposed bill will embody the
recommendations made recently by
the immigration commission which in
vestigated the revolving conditions ex-
listing from the traffic in women in
this country.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-12-16
Fresh WATER BOAT BUILDER
PASSED AWAY AT DUBLIN
Captain Graham Built Many of the
Boats on the Oconee.

Captain Graham Built Many of the
Boats on the Oconee.
News was received in the city yes
terday of the death of Capt. John M.
Graham, of Dublin, which occurred at
his home in that city Tuesday. Cap
tain Graham was the best known
builder of fresh water boats in the
south, and nearly all of the boats now
plying the Oconee and other fresh
water streams were built by him. He
also built a number which are in use
on the Ocmulgee and Altamala riv-
ers, one or two of which visit this
port regularly.
Captain Graham had number of
friends in this city who will regret to
learn of his death.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-12-16
AFIRE IN MANSION
GOVERNOR BROWN AND FAMILY
DRIVEN FROM EXECUTIVE
BUILDING YESTERDAY.

Atlanta, Ga, Dec 15.-Gov. Joseph
M. Brown, his wife and two children
were driven from the executive man
sion early today By IRE In the base
ment.
The fire was extinguished, but not
unti, considerable damage had been
done by smoke and water.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-12-16

Arnold Kaiser, an old Brunswickian,
now of New York, Is In the city for
the holidays. Mr.. Kaiser Is tAe SEN
ior member of Brunswick's well-known
firm, A. Kaiser & Bro. and he has
many friends here who are always
glad to welcome him.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-12-16
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KINGS CONDITION
STILL CRITICAL.

Brussels, Dec. 15-The ccndi-
tion of King Leopold, who was
operated upon yesterday for
removal of an obstruction in
the intestines, took a turn for
the worse this afternoon. The
morning bulletin was hopeful
in tone, describing the patients
state as stationary" During
the night he had held his own
apparently. This afternoon
word came from the sick cham
Der that his majesty had suf-
fered a relapse. +.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-12-16
p - y sEs SSSk 90
BURNED TO DEnfH
WHILE SLEEPING.

Milligan. Fla. Dec. Is
John Walker was burned to
death in his home here yester-
day and was buried in its
ruins. The fire, at an early
hour. came near causing the
death of the other members of
the family, who were rescued
just in time by Walkers step
son. Four years ago Walkers
father was burned to death
when he rushed into a burn
ing building.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-12-16
GOVERNOR HASKELL

Guthrie, Okla, Dec, 15.-Covernor
Charles n. Haskell was last night
seized with an aggravated attack of
Indigestion and physicians are In at
tendance at his bedside. His sIf-
ferings are intense and his condition
causes general alarm. 80
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-12-16
DOCTORS MAY STRIKE.
Vienna Physicians Want an increase
in Their Salaries,

Vienna, Dec. 15.--Unle5s the city
agrees to their demand for an increase
In salary by tomorrow, the doctors
attached to all the public hospitals
In the Austrian capital threaten to go
ont on strike. Practically all OF the
private physicians in Vienna have de-
cided to support their action, so un-
less an agreement is reached, the sick
In the sanitariums win be left with
out medical aid, and given chance
to recover.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-12-16

Christy Arnheiter. who Is attend
ing Tech in Atlanta, will arrive on
Monday to spend the holidays in the
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-12-16

M. Kaiser arrived Monday from
New York to spend few weeks in
the city.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-12-16
GREAT LABOR FIGHT ON.
The First Gun Of impending Warfare
s..s4 Fired Yesterday.

Pittsbnrg. Pa. Dec. 15.-The first
gun was fired today In the impending
warfare between the labor interests
and the United States Steel Corpor-
ation, when officials OF the American
Federation ct Labor met for what
they termed "a council of war" It
is expected that the Federation will
commence thorough crusade for the
unionisation Of the steel trusts EN-
!, ployes. and 1T is possible that seri-
cus troi;ale rsav develop.
( F3f f,s.., a.4ss.<4.--,sts
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-12-16

r. A. Dunn is spending few days
ON stncy Bluff on hunting trip.