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The San Francisco call., 1910-01-28

SANTA CRUZ REAL ESTATE
RANCHES. houses and lots for sale or trade
Send for list F. H. PARKER, santa Cruz
HOMES. ranches. acreage. exchange; list.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-28
REDWOOD CITY REAL ESTATE

GREAT BARGAINS-Lots in Redwood City. Si50
each; elegant home sites: close In; don't delay;
only few left: $40 down and s. per month buys
a lot; write or call for handsome booklet
T. W. MAGRUDER. 1892 Mission ST.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-28

HYDE sT-sACRIFICE
/ 81 35o-25 feet on sunny side Of Hyde ST, just
outside of FIRE limits: won't last long; get
busy at once
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-28
BANKRUPT SALE.

BY Fentress Hill. General Mana
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-28
BUSINESS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

GROCERY have one Of the best growing gro
eeries in the city and want good live man
as partner II you want a grocery don't fali
ciTen. For narilcnars lO2S Market st., rm. y
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-03-18
At The CARNIVAL
LARGE CROWD SAW PRETTY
TRIPLE PARACRL LEAP
YESTERDAY AFTERNOON.

The Johnny j. Jones carnival cen
tinues 10 attract large crowds, and
with sIc1 delightful weather for q
carnival, the people are turning out
in force and they are well pleased
with the various shows and attrac-
tions.
Yesterday afternoon an unusually
large crowd was present to see the
balloon ascension, and it was one of
the prettiest and most successful ever
seen in Brunswick. The girl aeronaut
made a triple parachute leap, each of
the parachutes working to perfection
She went higher in tae air than on
any previous ascension.
The various attractions are all be
ing well patronized. Tonight at the
old Plantation it will e amateur
night, and a cake walk. participated in
by a num7 er Of local negroes, will be
feature. Ii is expected that The
largest crowd # the week will he on
the grounds tonight.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-03-18
An ASSOCIATION
OF ALL ACCREDITED HIGH
SCHOOLS IN THE 1fTH
DISTRICT.

- For the purpose Of organizing an
association of accredited high schools
for t1e Eleventh congressional dis
tricts. representatives Of the various
high schoosl in the district will meet
in Waycross Saturday. March 26.
The idea Of such an organization
is to formulate plans at meetings to
be called at some central point for
contests in elocution, defamation,
music, art, essay writing, athletics and
other events.
Every district in the state with two
exceptions have these associations. At
the preliminary conference in Way
cross committee will draft con-
stitation and prepare bylaws to- be
adopted at meeting in April or early
in May.
Prof. Ralph Newton, of tlis city,
is taking keen interest in the pro-
posed association.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-03-18
E|GHT ON FOR
Bic FORTUNE aF.
LUCKY BALDWIN
-sg. - =.
OFFSPRING OF COMMON Law
-. q MARRIAGE AppEARs As
= fai" a = y ~
PRINCIPAL IN CASE. =,
Real Heira Of tire Noted FtRaHcles are,
~
Preparing to Make. ssrens cs-
fense-cortess Is ce+tain, pat Stsy
&c. Delayed One Year.

: Los Angeles, March 11--Prepara
tory to an attack on the $25 900, 600
estate OF the late Elias jackson
tLucky) Baldwin, the turfman, who
d.ed s~out a year ago, petit was
filed In the probate court today, ask :
Ing that guardian be appointed for
Beatrice Anita Baldwin, otherwise
known as Beatrice Anita Turn3ull,
who Is declared to be daughter of
Baldwin and Lillian J. Ashley.
The petition. Is signed ty. Leo J.
Mcguire, who asks TO be appointed
Guardian, and recites that the girl is
a minor and has an estate consisting
Il one-third of the estate Of the late
Elias J, Baldwin, provided. however.
that before the computation Is made,
there should be deducted one third
thereof, to which the widow would
Aaye been entitled if the sad Bald
win had died inestate.
This would make the share claimed
by the petitioner about $5,o00,o00.
The petition also goes on to state
that Miss Baldwin was born Decem-
ber 7, 1898, in Los Angeles, and is the
legitimate issue of the said Baldwin,
her mother teing Lillian J. Ashley,
who has since married one Turnbull.
She is the issue of a void marriage
entered into by her said father, Bald
win, and her said mother"
Baldwin's only legitimate issue. ac-
/ cording to the petition, is Miss Bald
win, aud her half sisters, Clara Bald
win .Stocker,, of Arcadia, and Anita
Baldwin McGlaughrey, of Berkley. The
petition disputes the validity of the
VII on all grounds.
The basis of the claims in .lehalf
Of Beatrice Anita Baldwin Turnbull
is an alleged common law marriage
between Lucky" Baldwin and Lillian
A. Ashley.
That marriage, it Is acknowledged,
has since become void one. but the
contestants are relying on the statute
which declares that all children of a
void marriage are legitimate
The appointment of guardian
ably will be made isy Judge Rives
next week, and the estate contest may
be filed any time within one year from
that date, although it is stated that
it will be started Immediately.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-03-18
CANNOT MAKE A
: CHANGE IN DATES s
GEORGIA EtkS AND KNIGHTS OF
PrTH'As TO MEET AT THE
GAME TINE this YEAR.

The Grand Ledge, hnights. OF Pyth-
fas. and the State Association OF Elks
'Uf Georgia will meet on the same date
this year-May IS and 19--Rnd though
efforts have been made to- have the
Eiks change their dates, such effort
'fRaled, and local Knights. who are In
charge OF the state meeting were so
notified yesterday. .4~. ..
II. appears that the meeting datee
iof the Knights OF Pythias are fixed
By tha constitution Of the order, while
the Elks select the dates each year.
In selecting them this year an effort
Was made to get days on which no
no other meeting was to be held, but,
in some way, the date of the Knights
was selected.
Had the matter neen noticed some
time ago change would have been
made, but In q letter from the com
Hnittee In charge Of the Elks' meet.
ing 1t was stated, that though the
conflict Of dates was very much re-
gretted, 1t would be impossible to
make a change, as the convention Tad
already been thoroughly advertised for
May IS and 49,
The fact that these two big Geor-
gia organizations are to meet at the
same time is to be regretted. as there
are many meHabers of both orders who
always attend both conventions, but
this year one meeting will consider
ably interfere with the ether,
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-03-18
COMPANY MADE
&.
GOOD SHO OWING
tl
RIFLEMEN INSPECTED LAST
NIGHT BY MAJOR PALMER.
BAND ON RACK TONIGHT. =.

The Brunswick Rifemen stood their
annual examination last night, aud
though Major Palmer, U. s. A.. who
conducted the inspection could gave
pgtt nothing as to the. result. it Is
known that the local company passed
a most creditable xamination---one
that will compare, favorably with any
military organization in the state.
Over sixty men were in line when
the inspection of the company as "a
whole Was made, and a real good ap-
pearance did they make. The COM
mand, was put through quite a rigid
examination. The arrnery vas inspect
ed, then the equipment, such as uni
forms, guns, etc. and later the COM
pany was tut through the manual of
arms by Captain Taylor In each
instance the organization showed up
we'll. .... >...
IT, Eand Tonight.
r. Major Palmer remained in the city
and tonight the First Regiment band
will tie placed on the rack, and II is
expected that this organization will
also pass a good examination. 1t has
the required number IF musicians, the
uniforms and instruments are all In
tip.top condition and there is no rea-
son why the inspection should not be
up to the standard. ..
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-03-18
AN EFFORT To
DIRECT TRADE TO
ATLANTIC STATES
MOST COLOSSAL TRADE 6cNEME
EVER. iNAuGURATEo IN
SOUTHERN sTArEs. i.
Trade oeeretarles in the South. Ac.
eenpanied BY Newspaper Men, MlA
Visit the xene-An Outline Of Plans
on Feot.
on Feot.

The most colossal trade scheme
over inaugurated In the southern
states will likely be consummated
during April or May when the secre-
taries Of trade bodies, representatives
OF the press and the press associa-
tions will make trip to Panama In
the effort to direct the trade from
that section to the ports on the south
Atlantic and Gulf coast The commit
tee OF arrangements for the event.
which was appointed at the last meet
Ing of the commercial secretaries
he'd in Atlanta in December, are bus
lily at wtrk on the proposition. They
nave mailed out almost countless let
tiers asking for advice from trade bod
les and business men as to the best
couroe to pursue.
The same committee is in close
touch, 1t Is said, with capitalists who
have In view the ultimate establish
ment Of new ship lines between the
southern ports and the Panama trade
territory Every detail Of the vast
program is being mapped out care
filly and it is believed by many au-
thorities that 1t will be of almost
countless Importance TO the future
commerce of the South. r,
Yesterdays Macon Telegraph says
On the subject: "The Macon chamber
of commerce yesterday received a
letter asking for the opinions of the
local organization of tae merits of
the plan and fer recommendations as
to the best way to get at the desired
results.
Several trade authorities have ad-
vlsed that resident authority In the
anama country be selected to aid
the plan and also to enlist the CO
oleration of capitalists in the Span
leh American countries. 1t Is believed
that the south Atlantic ports can have
taeir commerce doubled and even tre-
Lied in g few years with a reasonable
amount Of cooperation by business
men just at this time
1T Is possible that all the plans
will not be arranged for the trip
early in the month of April as was
anticipated at one time, but it is al
most certain that the secretaries or
ganization will map out the excur-
sion by the middle of May.
The Macon chamber of commerce
has not passed upon the matter vet
There is a gocd deal OF talk about
the campaign among the members of
the organization, and much interest
has teen manifest to the Office"
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-03-18
TWO FORMER BRUNSWICK
STEAMSHIP MEN IN CITY

II. II. Raymond, general manager
of the Mallory and Clyde Steamship
lines. with headquarters in New York,
and ". N. Tupper, general agent OF
both lines at Jacksonville, were among
the visitors 10 tle city Yesterday
v.eudilg tbe day here transacting BUS
mess matters.
Both Messrs. Raymond and Tupper
formerly represented the two steam
ship lines in Brunswick, and they
have a number Of friends who are al
ways glad to welcome them 10 the
city.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-03-18
PRESIDENT TAFT
WAS GUEST Of
CHICAGO PEOPLE
he WAS HoNoRED BY TIE IRISH,
FEILoMstaiP cLEs er
N THAT CITY.
Yesterday Atte-roon ne AAeresspal
the Conservation Clue srs ralkss,,
ss the Celtic orssr'zatisns ~ a
Meeting Iass Night.

Chicago. March lT.-PreSidenf T<St
today gave practical illustration OF
what Is @eant by killing two birds
with ONE tone. AS the guest OF the
Irish Feszkwship Club of Chicago be
has madA himself solid with Chicago
Sons II Erin, and there Is no doubt
that his broad and illuminating smile
won mauya vote today. This after
noon hs attempted to win over the
conservation elements of the central
west by an address he delivered be-
fore the Conservation Congress In ses-
sion today at the Auditorium.
The president gct into Chicago early
this morning and left at 10 O'Clock
tonight During his brief stay he gave
Chicago more speeches to the square
minute than he las done since the
campaign days. His first effort was at
reception rendered him by the
Newspaper Club of Chicago.
After luncheon the president rode
to the Auditorium, where his speech
on conservation ef the nations re-
sources was delivered. An hour later
the Hamilton club gave him recep-
tion, and at 6 o'clock sharp he wan
dered over to La Sale hotel, where
the Irish gave him a hearty greeting.
The chief executive stood on Irish
soil when he addressed the banqueters
tonight, a piece of the "Ould Sod from
County Cork 1aving been procured for
the occasions@.
In order that Mr. Taft could leave
at l 0o'clook the banquet was run on
a close schedule On the menu was
game killed ty Mr.. Roosevelt and
shipped from Africa for TIE occasion
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-03-18
NOW PEACEABLE
FIOTiNC IN WEST VIRGINIA MILL
TOWN HAS QU!ETED
DOWN.

Wheeling, w Va, March 1.-THE
excitement Which ran riot i'll Martins
Ferry last night, following the an
} Iouncement Of the death Of Edwards.
union mill strike leader, quieted
down today,
Robinson, the negro non-uni-nist,
charged with the l.'iios Of Edwards,
is strongly guarde5 in tae st. Claires,
lie tJD jail, and a l-nchiug is no&
unlikely.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-03-18
MUST PAY CITY LICENSE
BY THE FIRST OF APRIL

Strict orders were yesterday issued
by Chief Burney to all Of those en-
gagged III business in Brunswick to pay
their annual license on or tefore Aprl'
l, or they will be put to considerable
additional expense.
The license has been due for the
past two months, and Though seye al
times those subject to the tax have
been notified. still number of them
have 50 far failed to pay t5e sum In
the order issued yesterday the chiei
notifies these delinquents that unless
the license is paid by April the ylo
1ators will be docketed and given q
rial in the police court, which M
mean an additional expense
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-03-18
REMAINS OF MAJOR COLE
FORWARDED TO NEW YORK

The remains of Major O. ]. Cole,
who died suddenly at the city hospital
early Wednesday morning, were last
night forwarded to New York for in
terment. The body will arrive in New
York tonight, where relatives will
take charge until tomorrow, when the
funeral will occur
The funeral services were held last
night at tie undertaking parlors OF
the Moore Undertaking company, and
were attended by q number Of the
friends of the deceased.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-03-18

tested in Atlanta along with some
Catskill brick, 18th taken from work
in progress at the time. The Augusta
stood the best test and were awarded
the contract Subsequently Mayor
Hopkins had some of the August
brick taken out of the Newcastle paw
ing and had them tested by a Mr..
Spackman in Philadelphia. when, as
it will re doubtless recalled. they
stood a better test than in Atlantt.
Among the data gathered and filed by
the 1909 council committee on pubic
works while investigating tAis brick
queSticn is the result of tests made
by this same Mr.. Spackmdn on taese
Augusta brick and the BRICK named il
the present bid of the Southern Pa'-
ing & Construction COMPANY of Chat
tanOOga.
The result of the RATHER test" was.
Loss: Chattanooga. % Is Ter cent;
Loss: Augusta. 21.S3 per cent.
| note in your article a0 I'VE He-
ferred to that ycu say the Augusta
BID mot ting ill accordance with the
sDecificati0ns was not considered
have learned it was because, the lid
said of material like the present Iav-
ing instead of "accorA;ng to specifi,
cations"
The specifications call fl not ex-
ceeding in the rattler tcs; a loss O.
30 per cent. Now, Mr.. T 'itor. [ fail
b see how even "Ioejca)1y" the Chat
tanooga brick can be said to meet the
specifications when test Of them shows
q bieger percentage Of loss than The
Augusta.
What | do see, Mr.. Editor, IS that
there is a prospect Of the property
cvr ers paying 10c a square yard more
for paving. SUCH. Mr.. Editor, is thei1
privilege if they want to de- so. Ii
they can imagine they are logically
Saving the city $1,08O on a sand filler
basis" by paying 10c yard, or about
800 on a 30-foot front for some
thing equally as good" in tar filler,
why it's all right with me.
believe. Mr.. Editor, that you de-
sire to he perfectly fair in this mat
ter and let the public have all the
light on the subject possible, and /
am asking ycu to give this communi-
cation space in the hope that it may
shed a little. do not desire to ap-
pear as throwing bricks want
to see .icks laid on the streets
more of them and the est that can be
had.
We all like to see the city do we'll
on her contracts. and I fail to see
where the prospect is Of ing any
better at the increased price in con-
+emulated contract than the one which
aad the honor Of assistir" to con
eummate with the Georgia En@ineer-
ing COMPANY. ! think t will be a
long time before the work do0e ty
them is duplicated hv any one else in
material at the price.
Respectfully,
c. T. Cainan.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-03-18
ATTACKS MINISTER
REPRESENTATIVE TO
SAN DOMINGO ASSAULTED BY
BROTHER OF GOVERNOR.

Washington, March l7.-Horace G.
Knowles of Delaware, United States
minister to San Domingo, was assault
ed while riding in vehicle on the
pablic highways on Sunday last, ac-
cording to d report received from the
legation this afternoon.
The name of the assaiIant is Cas-
tillo, a brother CT the governor of the
province.
Castillo was arrested. Officials say
that he is mentally deranged.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-03-18
|. Dc GIVE DEAD
THEATRICAL, MAN
OF ATLANTA EXPIRES At
C0u5A, FLA.

Cocoa, Fla. March l7.-Ladrent De
Give. for many years the Belsian con
sui at Atlanta, and one Of The most
prominent theater owners i'll the
south, died here today.
Mr.. De Give owned tle Grand in
Atlanta, and was Interested in other
playhOuses.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-03-18
INTEREST IN LABOR WORLD.
Campers Says Forces Are Working to
Crush Rights of Workingmen.

Washington, March 1.-THE unus-
ual unrest in the world of labor at
the present time is attributed by
President Gompers of the American
Federation of Labor, to combination
of forces antagonistic to the cause of
labor. designed to crush the rights of
WOrking ngmen.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-03-18
DEALINGS IN MODERATE
VOLUME ON WALL STREET

New York, March l7.-Tl1e advance
in the Bank cf England's discount rate
had a mixed effect on the opening
stock market today.
Dealings were in moderate volume
and the tone was very ill-defned. The
tone OF the market continued to i'm
prove towards the close, but the buy
Mg was linlited to few stocks.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-03-18
SERIOUS R|0T|NG
RENEWAL OF COLOMBIA STREET
CAR SERVICE BONE OF
CONTENTION.

Bogota, Colombia, March 17.-The
attempt to renew street railway serv-
ice caused serious rioting today.
Z Thss far the mob has respected the
American legation, which is under
heavy police guard.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-03-18
DEMANDS FOR GOLD.
It Resu.ts in Bank Of England Raiaine
Discount Rate.

London, March 1.-THE directoTs, Of
the Bank OF England today raised the
minimum rate OF discount from 3 to 4
per cent.
This action was caused by the con-
tinued foreign demands for gold, wAioh
depleted the banks reserve. These
are now $25,Oo0,000 lower than a1'+hc
same time last year. .sr
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-03-18
WILL SEE BIG FIGHT.
English NobIen1en Coming Here to See
Jeffries johnson Contest.

San Francisco, March 17-The Earl
Of Rosebery, former British premier
VII head a party of British noblemen
coming here to see the Jeffries-John-
son fight according to announcement
today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-29

car to very much harder use than the average
driver or physician reports an average of
2O.7 miles to the gallon of gasoline on recent
pa mile trp-says he put oil in his trans
mission and differential only four times in
1881 miles.
o. c. Freyermuth, M. D., San Fran
cisco, writes, Have covered over 1000 miles
on all types of roads. Cost of mainten-
ance less than a horse" And we have on
file similar letters from thousands of Regal
owners
When you realize that the Regal go" is
the result of three years concentration on
one type of car, you see why it represents the
highest point of development in medium priced
cars. The unvarying choice of those who con-
slider both first cost and expense of running
See the local Regal dealer and he will tell you
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-29

some further facts Of equally vital import.
Six styles of Regal cars are illustrated in this ad
vertisement-one chassis-the Regal "3O'-with
five distinct styles of bodies-all of them inter
changeable; and the larger roomier, higher powered
seven passenger
Study these six styles carefully; you will newt
ably conclude that the of honest automobile
prices is here. Think of it! A big comfortable,
powerful Thirty touring car for sl,25O; styl-
ish, refined coupe for Sl,75O; a large handsome
limousine for 81, $50. Yes, these are rock bottom
prices made possible by large production.
We will build $500 Royals for 1910. Regal
dealers are making prompt deliveries. See the
Regal dealer IN your city now and arrange for /
early demonstration. E
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-29
s. REGAL MOTOR CAR COMPANY Licensed u

CHICAGO
G. E. Hsines 4 Co.. 1902 Michigaa Ave.ne
ST. LOUIS
General Motor Car Co., 32l8 Olive Street
PHILADELPHIA
TN Twnins. $50 Nerd Resd Street
NEW YORK
Regal Detroit Asis Co., l720 Broadway
PlTTSBURG
Liberty Ants Co.. $3.50 Cesta Avupe
WASHINGTON
The Wilson c.. x" Street
BOSTON
Regal Meter c., ll-l2 Part SCARE
MINNEAPOLIS
n. S. Haynes, zig Seutb Suii Street
BUFFALO
Bs6als- Regal Auto Co.. 728 Main Street
DENVER
fawcstt Motor CH Csnpasy. 80 West Csln S.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-29
Choose your car from the
"BiS Six" and get proven Quality

N/OU don't really need to know about the
car you are going to buy save the fact that
L it is a Regal-the of proven Quality.
The mechanical why's and wherefores that
poured out so auently by many statesmen need not
interest you. What you want to know after you
have decided the power and size of the you
want is What will it do? What will it cost to
rum"
These are questions that the Regal dealer can
answer to your satisfaction. The Regal 30" will
do anything that any do-pul up any
hill, or through any sand-carry you safely. com
fortably anywhere that any automobile can CO.
81 you wish
"a And the Regal go" will not cost you
u mint of money to own and run. F. w.
ne Sorell, M. D., San Saba, Texas, who puts his
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-05-10
DRUNKENNESS DURABLE.

Drunkenness is no longer consid'
cred a crime; eminent scientists and
physicians have agreed that 1t is a
disease and must be treated as such
The home treatment that has been
used for number of years, and is
highly successful, is Orrine. 1t is
Sold under a positive guarantee that
if II does not effect a cure your
money will be refunded When desir-
ing to give secretly purchase Orrine
No. /, and if patient will take treat
ment Orrine No. should be given.
Orrine costs but 81 per box, Mailed
on receipt of price. Write for free
booklet en- Drunkenness" The Or
rine Co, EST Orrine Building. Wash.
ington, d. c. Sold in this city by P,
g. Schulz & Sons, GOT Commercial
avenue.