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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-07-07
MACHINE STARTS
OVER ROUTE Of
BIG Run
CAR WILL MAKE A TRIP TO ALL
CITIES ON THE GREAT RUN
WILL REACH THIS CITY NEXT
WEEK.

Atlanta, July 6.-The pathfindil.5
car for the Ar und the STATE Coed
Roads Tour" will start on its first
rip from Atlanta Monday July Is.
The Buick will be used on the ini-
jal trip which will be made by easy
5Jages. Macon will probably he
made the first nisht, Albany on the
9th, Thomasville On the 20th, and
Waycross on 21st, Brunswick and
Darien %.
R. V. Connerat, southern manager
fer the Buick, will drive He was ore
Of the pioneer dealers in the south
He had early gIimpses of the tremun
dous growth ahead OF motor cars Iad
sot in the game at the beginning lie
has handled many different makes
ut for the last five years las repr"-
sented the car which of late mas been
licking race trophies vita the fac.r
!ty of an expert ricking Elbertas,
There are many tenders OF cas- -
iaze TIE way for tais run wlic
will be historic and which will mari;
- >"0ch IN Georgia road nGkiEg as
" i. &s il tEe auto cyntes 5. Sons
one had to lead and Mr.. Conneruls
thorough familiarity with roads in
the state was cne OF the determining
factors in picking lis CIR to make
the first tour.
Subsequent trips will he made by
the Vel.a from Macon, an Elm0re
from Albany and proba ly q Savan-
nah and an Augusta car.
Frank Weldon, representing the
News and other papers, will make
the tour and will take a photograph
to get ictures of roads and Of peo-
pie who are interested in promoting
the contest.
Ellavilie sends word that number
Of cars there will meet the nathind-
er at the county line and pilot the
party across Sch!ey which is build
ing excellent roads for this run, as
the county wants to be traversed by
the great touring highway which
this Fall run will establish.
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BEAT TWO CHINks
JOE PRAYER MAY CAUSE THE
CITY INTERNATIONAL
COMPLICATIONS

International Implications may
arise as the result of a fight between
one American and two Cinnamon
which occurred in Brunswick Tues
day and whicA case was tried in the
police court yesterday morning.
It appears that Joe Prayer went
to the Chinese laundry next to the
Metropolitan restaurant on Newcas-
tie street and ct into a difficulty
with the two Cinnamon there. One
Of them he gave a severe tArashinS
while the other received one or two
blows from the American.
Prayer was arrested and his case
was called IN the mayors court yes
terday morning. Alderman Ludwig
presided and the case was fully in
vestigated. A Chinese consul was
in the city and he acted as interpre-
ter for the local Cinnamon and also
investigated the case. Prayer was
found guilty and was fined $50 in one
case and S. in the ether.
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COURT
TO MEET AGAIN
On MONDAY
j. A. coo7ER, Former Tz-E.
GRAPH MANAGER, TO EE
POSED OF YESTERDAY.

After disposing of a number of
civil cases in the Glynn superior
court yesterday, Judge Conyers an
n-unced a recess until next Monday
morning at 8 O'Clock, at which time
the various cases against ]. A,
Cooper, the former manager of the
local office of the Western Union
Telegraph company via aghin be
taken up. Two or three of these
cases have already teen disposed Of,
but there are still enc or two in
dictments still pending against the
former manager and it is believed
that they will all be tried next week.
On the following Monday the court
will convene again when the cases
against w. B. Lyens and his son
Archie Lyens, charged with the muir
der of Fleming Smith, will be called
1t is expected that it will take al
most week to try the two cases.
Yesterdays Work.
Several cases were disposed of
yesterday. In the divorce suit Of
Rosend0 TCrras vs. Mrs Katie NJ.
Torras, the jury returned a verdict
granting the plaintiff a total divorce
and removing the disabilities of the
defendant.
In the case of Mrs. Leah Vein
stein VS.. Harry Weinstein, alimony
&c. which kept jury out all Tues
day night, verdict was returned al
lowing the plaintiff an alimony of
$40 per month and 800 for att0r-
ney fees.
Other cases dtsposed of during the
day were the following:
The Episcopal church, the diocese
Of Georgia. trustee, VS. F. K. Huger,
executor, ct al. ejectment, etc, ver-
dict for plaintiff.
The Keller Jewelry Manufacturing
company VS.. K. D. Mott, suit on ac-
count; verdict and judgment for
plaintiff.
Adolph Rosenthal vs.. X D. Mott,
suit on account; verdict and judg-
ment for plaintiff.
Fred Blue vs.. Henry Bailey, bail
troyer; settled and dismissed,
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KING EDWARDS FUNERAL
FEATURE AT GRAND TONlGH

Manager Finney will offer the pat
rons Of the Grand tonight picture
which is said to be the greatest nm
ever produced. "King Edward :
Funeral" with all the important de-
tails. a picture of the most notable
event in the history of England. The
film is made by the famous Vita
graph Company, and covers the en-
tire procession of the remarkable
event. In one scene five Kings are
shown in line, 10000 soldiers take
part.
This picture is without doubt the
greatest picture ever shown in Bruins
wick and will be the leading feature
at the Grand tonight.
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A NEW PRINCIPAL
FOR GRAMMAR
SCHOOL
ONE WAS ELECTED RY TIE
BOARD OF EDUCATION YES
TEROAY-ALso NEW TEACHER
OF HISTORY.

The board Of education held its
regular monthly meeting at the
court house yesterday morning, and
beside disposing of a number of reg
ular routine matters. new princi-
pal of the Glynn Grammar school
and new teacher for the depart
ment of history were elected.<
Prof. j. P. Mott. who was connect
ed with the schools of Hamilton, Ga,
during the past term, was elected to
the position of principal of the Gram
mar school. Prof, Mott succeeds
Prof. Newton, who is now principal
of the high school. Since his pro-
motion to the high school last year
there has been no principal of the
grammar schoo, Mr.. Mott comes to
Brunswick highly recommended and
he will no doubt make valuable
acquisition to the schools.
Prof. D. c. Thomas, of Sylvester,
was elected to the department OF
history in the high school, and the
board is also to be congratulated up
on this selection, as he comes with
the very highest recolnmendatN MS.
A number of other alters were dis
posed of, while the board held an
other session last night to look over
the recent teachers ordinations held
in the city.
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he SHOT AN OLD
ENEMY IN BACK
FIVE TIMES
EX-JANiTOR WHO HAS REPUTA-
TlON FOR KILLING IN DANGER
OF LYNcHlNo-TRooPs ARE
READY TO ACT.

AsheviIle, N. c., July 6.-Stearth-
lily approaching his victim II, m the
rear, J. b. Allison, aged As. q formeer
janitor at the city hall, fired five
s4Ots into the body of f. NJ. McGhee
driver of the city patrol wagon, this
afternoon, every bullet taking effect
After his victim had fallen, Allison
beat out the formers brains with a
ten-pOund hammer. Allison surren-
dered and is now in Jail. Indignation
runs high among the citizenship and
Ing According TO persistent rumors
the sheriff tonight requested the 10
cal company of militia, which had
cen out on drill practice to stay cut
until midnight
The killing, according to the pris-
Ouer statement, is the outcome of
an old quarrel concerning a woman
NnGhee was standing at the door Of
livery stable when Allison without
any warning, slipped up frcm behind
and fired pointblank at McGrlee.
Two bullets penetrated the heart, the
others taking effect in the head and
riaht side. The deceased was 33
years old and leaves a widow.
Allison has a record of having kill
I'd three men and in each case was
acquitted on the ground Of self-de-
fense Little over a year ago he at
tempted to kill a negro in Local
livery stable He was never tried
for This offe1se.
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cannot be shown here The district
commissioners have instructed the
superintendent of police to prevent
an exhibition Of t.-e fins
The .roprietors Of q hundred the
atres are warned The commission
er. pre- convinced that the pictures
would cause repetition Of the riot
scene. Of the night Of July 4th. when
the police made 236 arrest and quell
ed many street disturbances.
Cooosition in Virginia.
Richmond. JAZZ Gov Mann
stated that he will request the ofic-
ials of every city and town in Vir-
einia to prohibit the sh wing Of the
Jefrie--Johneon fzh. pictures May
or Richardson emp. .ically declared
he viii use every means to prevent
the pictures being shown here.
In "6lue Grass" Town
Lexington, Ky, July G.-P1iice
Judge Sou.hgate has issued state
mont declaring that moving pictures
of the .Iefries johnson fight will not
he exhibited here.
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NOT I'd SHOW PRlzE-FIeHT
Manager Finney Like Other South
ern Managers, Cancels 1t.

The Johnson-Jeffries prize fight
will not be shown in Brunswick, un-
less il is by some travelling moving
picture show which happens to visit
the city carving the film.
Manaeer F'inney had contracted
for the picture, at very high cost,
but as soon as he realized what the
effect had been among the colored
people. especially throughout the
south. he cancelled his order and
the picture will not be exhibited
here.
It now seems that practically all
southern cities will suppress the pic
ture. It is realized that i NAV bring
on race trouble and already the au-
thorities in many southern cities
have taken steps to prevent the ex-
hibition of the picture.
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NOTICE
soyetrs Quick Lunch Room.

soyetIs Quick Lu0o0 Room.
On account of all my attention
and time being taken UP at my
hotel on st. Simon Island, ! will BE-
compelled to close my cafe for thir-
ty days.
Assuring my customers Of my ap-
probation Of many favors they have
shown me in the past and trusting
thev will rememba" me- in the future.
VIII ne open for sGs;ne55 on or
about 15th of August.
RespectfallF.
q Revert
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M,ENERYs SUCCESSOR.
Louisiana's Governor Selected as
United States Senator

Baton Rouge, July G.-GcYernor
Jared Y. Sanders was yesterday aft-
e.HIon elected United States SeAa-
:or from Louisiana, sUcceedia= sam
ral Douglas McEnery, deceased.
I. Wi!kerson. of Shreveport. was
also nominated, but Sanders mai ?.
tty vas overwhelming.
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A CYCLONIC STORM.

Circus Tents Swept and an Employee
Killed.
s.. Paul. July Ga Watertown, S.
D. special says: "One is dead and a
score injured the main and menag-
erie tents Of big circus in ruins
and two horses killed, is the result of
he cyc2uic storm last night
The dead man was a circus en-
ployee and the injured are perform
erS
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MANY CITIES To
PLACE BAN ON
PICTURES
OFFICERS ALL OVER THE COUN-
TRY TAKE ACTION TO STOP
MOVING PICTURES OF JOHN
SON LEFFRiES FIGHT.


New York. July 6.-From many
cities throughout the Union the an
nouncemen, is made that the NOV
.ng pictures CT the JohnsonJ effries
t2A. will be prohibited Johnson re-
cai.ed $jo,oJJ for his share. while
Je1ties' sa4.e was 100000, and the
| promotes received the balance. ag-
gregating S50,000 and making a total
Of $166,O0O.
The movement seems to be wide
| spread, as various organizations have
taken tie matter up, and the moving
| picture concern, which hoped to clear
a million dollars on the deal will be
greatly disappointed.
Boston Acts.
Boston, July 6.-Mayor fitzgerald
says THAT Boston ought to take the
lead in banishing the pictures of the
Reno fight, ana he did not taink the
pictures W0u'd exhibited here. The
Christian hndeayor Society inaugu-
rated the III vement. and urgent tel
egrams We're sent to all branch so
cieties throughout the world to CON
tinue the agitation against the pic
lures.
Virginia Mayor Firm.
Portsmouth, Va, July 6-Mayor |
Reed declares ne viii forbid the ex-
hibition Of the Jeffries-Johnson fight
pictures believing it might engender
race feeling,
Texas Doesn't Want Them.
F TT Worth, July 6.-in response
TO the request of Mayor Davis, the
City Commission has passed an ordi-
nance prohibiting the eXniDition Of
the Jeffries-Johnson fight pictures
here.
Harrisburg Wont Have Them
Harrisburg, Pa, July 6.-Mayor !
Meals has issued an order prohibit
ing the showing cf Reno prize fight
pictures in this city. The mayor
does not intend taking any chances
of disturbances
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To MATER CONSUMERS

NOTICE TO WATER CONSUMERS
Thu vs4ar will be cut off Thurs
d9v nisht. July I, 1910 at II o'clock
ato do some necessary repatis on
water main.
Mutual Light G. Water Co.
J. G. Harvey, Supt.
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Washington. July G.-Moving pic
tures of the TeGr.es-Johnsoa tight
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-02
DOUGLAS GOLF.


DOUGLAS. June t.-(speciaD -
Despite the hot weather golf play
ors OF the Coutry club keep up their
keen interest in the game and there
we're good fields out on the links
both sunday and yesterday. some ez-
eellent scores being made, despite
the dryness OF the course and the in
tense rays Of the sun. Il IS this con
stant and never ceasing interest in
the game which keeps Douglas at
he top Of the ladder OF success in
she ancient and honorable Scottish
anne and makes tho others have 20
Le satisfied to follow along.
Directors' Cup Matches.
The contests for the handsome cup
ahlch was presented by the direct
rs and which has been on exhibition
.il a window Of the Copper Queen
store came TO an end yesterday.
1his match was played at 80 holes
aad has awakened considerable in
,erest. A handicap, smaller than the
usual was allowed, and the result is
fleaslng TO the field in that the win
uer ls nor one WIN has been fo1
funate enough - capture mony OF
'aa trophies put up by ue club
Dralee IS the foraieate winner Tie
had a handicap Of four strokes to the
round. a total of 20. and his cards
were SO. "a, 81. Sc. S5. totalling 497
and netting AZ, an average Of SO 2-5
Sexton was next. a total Of 445 and
a handicap Of Eve TO the round
This gave him a net total Of 40, OF
an average Of 81
Calumet Special.
There was q good field in the Calu
met special match, which was tn,
Decoration Day feature on the links
Carl Smith carried of the first prizr
for the best score with an So an,
i this gives him a new driver TIT
! second prize is tie between Hope
and Robinson. and they must play Of
before they can smoke up on tn
box Of cigars offered. Butler won
sterling silver handled shaving brush
the third prize,
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-02
LITTLE HOPE IS
SHOWN FOR THE
ARIZONA BILL
House and Senate Far Apart
on Subject of Sta'efood
and Conservation Is Being
Pushed Ahead,

WASHINGTON, June 1.-The plans
of republican leaders in congress
have gone awry so many times in
the last several weeks that they are
chary OF announcing any program for
the rest OF the season, or Of speeu-
lating how long the period is likely
to be.
The situation in the senate on the
railroad bill is complicated by the
introduction Of an amendment relat-
ng to mergers of railroads which
was offered by Senator Brown of Ne
braska, just before the adjournment
on Friday. The provision contains
all the prohibitive features Of the
original section y, and none OF the
advantages for the railroads con-
tanned in the section struck out The
senators in charge OF the bill do not
want the Brown amendment, but It
may be difficult for them to defeat
.it. It s not unlikely that It viii re-
suit In the leaders making further
concessions to the insurgents.
There is a contest between advo-
Gates Of statehood and conservation
measures as to what class of legisla-
ton shall next be considered. The
supporters Of the public land with
drawal bill VIM not pive way to the
statehood measure without a fight.
Few REPUBLICAN san"tors are anx-
iOus to put the statehood fiH tn ugh
at the present session. They think
that the differences between the sen
ate and house tils are irrecorciIable
and that n would he a waste Of time
to send the measures to conference.
About the onlv suDporfe-s IN the SEN
ate Of immediate Statehood are on
the democratic side and they want
the house bill passed. as that would
mean statehood for Arizona and New
Mexico in time for the fall elections.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-02

a flgurative excess Of oil and garlic.
A shufu chef can make a few scraps
and fabricate a dish to delight a gour-
met. So a deft reporter can put this
and that together and piece a story
to set the town a-talking. In both
cases. however. there must be a ba-
sis Of essential facts. It is given to
no man to make a silk purse out Of
a sOw's ear; to no cook to render 2
suate out of saw-dust and boot-heels;
10 no reporter to turn a scoop out Of
a lie"
Here Col. Watterson digressed for
a moment and told Of his earlier ex-
per ence on a Washington afternoon
paper, on which he wrote daily a
New York letter. compiled from the
pages of the New York papers, and
haw these same papers often copied
these articles, so well was the work
disguised. He declared that he could
still hold his own with any Of his
young hosts.
/ y drew the line at straight lying
and the station house. The city edit
4 OF should never consider himself q
brevet chief of pol ce. the reporter a
eni-professional detective. The news
paper with the law should assume
the accused innocent until proven
guilty. should be the friend not the
enemy OF the general public. the de-
fender. not the invader, Of private
life and the assailant Of personal
character.
The newspaper is not a common
ty to be sold over the counter hk'
dry goods and groceries. II should
be. as it were. the min stTy and the
law. not commercial like the depart
Iment store and the bucket shop. It's
workers should be gentlemen. not
evesdroppers and scavengers. devel-
Ioping a spy system peculiarly their
own, not caring for the popular re-
spect and esteem"
] Mr.. watterson compared the pro
fe--5lOu OF lnt JOulueaiioeS WIN ei-N
other learned professions and said
there would always be the shyster
journalists just as there would al
ways be shyster lawyers and quack
doctors. He declared. however. that
as in all other professions the rule
was bound TO be otherwise and that
those who sought the impr Mt Of the
higher corld always find IT,
Tn short my dear young friends.
stand for the manhood. for the gen
tlemanbOod. OF our guild. a profes-
s'on and not a trade and I believe
that IN the long run, the owners Of
newspaper properties will learn that
linteer'tv and cleanliness pay the best
dividends and that good faith and
humor are rositive assets.
7 hone there is no one Of you here
fon'oht who will not be one dav a
manacing editor. at least. a city edit
ler. and whenever one OF you finds
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-02

and they think it would mean four
additional democratic senators.
The senate bill which is favored by
republican senators would merely an
thorizs the territories to take the
preliminary steps and would not
make il possible for them to be ad-
mittod 20 the Union until alter con
gress had approved their proposed
constitdt ons.
Insurgent senators are waiting for
the sundry civil bill for the purpose
Of ohering an amendment for the es-
tablishment Of a tariff commission
which would report directly to con
eress.
The river and harbor bill is stlil in
conference. Some members are be-
ginning to wonder if that pork bar
rel" measure is not being used TO
hold members in line for the presi-
dents program.
Even If the postal savings bank bin
should pass the house and successful
ly emerge from conference. it is be
lieved it would be a long time be-
fore any postal banks could be es
tablished. The sundry civil bill does
not contain any appropr alton 20 put
the postal banks in operation and
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-02

NEW YORK. June Henry Wat
tersou. ediyor Of the Louisville Cour-
Ter JoursaI. was the guest Of the
New York Press club at dinner in
his Sonor Saturday night. Among
the guests were Br-g- Gen. Walter
TSowe. commander Of the department
Of the East, and Representative Sui
zer of New York.
The cover of the menu was a re-
production. reduced. of the first page
Of Col. Watterson's paper, ths Courier
Journal. A cut OF Col. ~stterson
adorned the inside.
In his address Col. WattersOn said:
L was born next door to a print
shop and grew up in newspaper
Office. First and last have filled
every newspaper function from galley
boy 10 leader-writer. I am proud of
my calling and jealous Of its good
name Until l gave up all round, all
night work was never 50 happy as
toward the wee sma' hours when, tie
boys about me, wires were flashing
and feet were hurrying and the press
es we're beginning to thunder below.
Now that l no longer see the paper
to press, It reioices me to find my
self still surrounded by the boys-the
boys in the trenches-and to recall
the old days and the nights. ard in
fancy TO believe that there's life II
the old man yet.
Not one Of you have walked these
streets in search OF work more Wist
fully, and sometimes more despairing &
" than ! have. remember once see
ing young James Gordon Bennett
through a window OF the old Herald
Office down about the corner of Broad
way and Fulton streets. and OF mur
mering with John Leech's ragged ur
chin, looking upon a title boy in {
London home. eating plum pudding
wouldn't II be bully to be him JUS
fifty-two years ago Mr.. Dana, ther
on the Tribune. paid me FIVE dollars
for a bit Of what would be called
space writing now. and ten year
later when we had come to be as j
were. professional colleagues, he wal
pleased 10 be reminded of the circum
stance. and from that hour to th'
day of his death. was my most ex
celIent friend and comrade.
Il beg you not to be alarmed.
am not going 20 worry you with tn
remin scential. nor TO set up for
school master. 7 think ! know wha
news is. and how 20 prepare it. Lik'
vfctuIs It may be served hot an'
savory OF raw and unsavory, b
brought or plain OF be dressed and
decorated. TO suit the ever varyini
public tastes. There IS in this. al
in cooking. an art
"A fine. ruddy murder. Ike fan
round Of beef may be ruined in th'
roasting. and a scandal, fat and j1iey
blonde and frowsy. wholly spoiled b,
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-02

himself in a position of authority. let
him carry these few precepts in his
mind and in his heart; to print moth
ing OF a man which he would not say
to his face; TO print nothing of a
man in malice; TO look well and
think twice before consigning a sus-
pect 10 the ruin Of printers ink: TO
respect the old and defend the weak;
and lastly. at work and at play, day
time and nighttime-to be good 70
the girls and square with the boys
for hath it not been written. OF such
is the Kingdom of Heaven
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-02

some Of the house leaders are re-
sponsible for report that this legis-
lation win be ignored IN the general
deficiency biz.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-02
25c Wash B Its l0c

ECONOMICAL WOMEN viii need no ureing 20
buy these pretty wash belts at this ridiculouslz.
low price Plain. tucked and embroidered styJes.
All Sizes 25c values at IOc
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-02
3Sc Lisle Hose 20c

woMEN's eAUzE Lisle hose. with a beautiful ss-
trous finish. In wide assortment of new plain
shades ard pastel tones Double heel and toes,
seamless foot, full fashioned worth regularly sse
nafr
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-02
Zoe Gingham Sc

GENUINE FRENCH Ginghams 30 inches Wide
in a wide assortment of this seasons newest pat
terms and colors. new style stripes. varlous size
checks and pretty plaid combinations Worm rex
ularly zoe yard, special at 15c.