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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-12-15

illuminate the, record and enhance
the reputation OF the party. The re-
publicans of New York have. In Ell
hu Root, a representative In the SEN
ate OF brilliant and facile mind. IL
is admitted that he would be fairly
matched by Mr. Shepard in intellect.
II senator is chosen subseryient 10
Murphy and Corners the contrast
between the products of the two par
tee in New York will he very strik-
ing and will be used effectively to
illustrate the distinction between
them In the nation Il is, therefore.
OF the highest importance to the dem
ocratic party at large, as well as to
tie people of New York state, that
the new senator from the Empire
State In the senate, and It ies 10 be
regretted that there ia no W6odros.
Wileon in New York TO take the lead
ership of movement TO assure such
q result.
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ANENT THE MOVING OF. TAE
CAPITOL.

With reference to the much talked
( question OF moving the capitol
Z rcm Atlanta to Macon, the follow
ng from the esteemed Savannah
7ress is timely:
The Meldrim Guidon makes q
strong plea for the removal of the
s;apitol from Atlanta TO Meldrim,
snd In an editorial of sound reason
ng eliminates Macon from the run
ting. The argument of the uniatn-
,.neC editor Of the Guidon is irresisti-
/ 'ie. and its most potent part is
/ his:
]. I'VE are In favor. OF moving the
hapitol from Atlanta to Meldrim.
! EcS are certainly, located between
ae big and little Ogeechee The fish
hg in the Cgeechee is better than
the Ocmulgee We are only IL
niles from Savannah and ABOUT q
rom Mrs. Bhnnon g. Macon can of.
ser no such Inducements to the slegis-
siors. Here q man can sityon his
roiIt porch and catch Ogeechee river
5rear, and go to- his back door and
.s1oot. wild turkeys. You might fish
all day in Macon and catch nothing
nut tadscold. and there is NOTHING
there TO shoot EXCEPT craps. Gov.
Smith 10 sideIbar remark, sug-
Tests, that you could shoot Joe HAL
Win small shot With irpppnity.a Put,
Seriously, why n6t move The ca2itag
IL ID L. ~ &c
Moses. ut will do the most good."
The Guidon also objects to Macon
assimifls the credit for tho greatest,
inerease in lrpul1tIen .anas 1ringsa
startling figures to aisprove' This assI
sertion. Meldrim now contains a.
veal ling and a pointer dog, and il
Macon has the latter combination
Ble}drim desires to be shown The
additional reason Of the capitol be-
ing placed where 1t is most needed
a appeals to the Guidon as an unan
swerable one, 80 far as Meldrim is
concerned. The benefit which Savan-
nah will derive from the location of
the capitol at Meldrim is twofoid.
First, we are in the direct line OF
march from tire capitol of Mrs. Ban
mons and only four miles away from
tbs latter spot. Secondly, many leg
islators who start out for the capitol
will stop at Meldrim and never get
to Savannah. Think of what that
means! Savannah, Augusta, Louis
vile. Milledgeville. Atlanta and
Meldrim all capitalism anti-climax
1T the beginning and climax at the
end The Press lends Its influence
toward the project and lines up with
the Guidon with enthusi "a. "-Sa
vhnnah Press.
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THE NEW YORK sENAToRshlP.

It's a great pity that DR. Woodrow
Wilson has not the New York senate
"'a' situation TO deal with rs poou-
lar and a, party leader inst cad OF the
New Jersey affair, upon which he has
Embarked. In his own state the con-
d:tions are decidedly homely and un.
inviting, while In New York there is
a situation that would engage fis tai
ents and his abilities to some good
purpose. While DR.. Wilson has taken
a course in New Jersey which is
doubtless right. according to his con-
cCrtion, and therefore most credit
able to his ideal of duty, the result
at which he Is aiming lacks the sig
.nifcanee that is presented in New
York DIR. wilson has undertaken 10
thwart an attempt by the political
machine of New Jersey to capture
the senatorship for its chief engi-
neGr, which is meritorious enough in
itself, tut, unfortunately, re is pro-
ceeding to that end by way of the
enforcement OF g minority degree in
favor of the election of compare
ti"ely insignificant individual. whose
commission can scarcely bring any
Important benefits to the democratic
party. That he should he pursuing
tSis quest wholly from contention of
duty and upon abstract principles of
ri@ht. without ione ~ rrosnert of no
iitical reward, is, OF course, the bee
OF testimony to the observation-disclosures
OF DR., Wilson, Int it is a matter tor
regret that the opportunity omen 10
Him is not of larger Importance to
himself and to his party.
Whether or not the democrats Of
New York elect as a successor to
Ctauneey Depew a senator who Will
measure up to the opportunity that
has come to them is a question OF
great concern to the party in the ma
ton. There Is very generally eX-
pressed fear that they may leave tie
choice of senator to the party hos
ses and that the result will be a la
mentable failure to meet possibilities
Of illustrating the ability of the party
Ia contribute to the national councils
the test type of representative. AL
reedy there is considerable discus
sion of the likelihood of Tammany
Leader Murphy and "Fingy" Connors
the discredited Buffalo boss. CONTROL.
Ing the situation and electing a SEN
ator plant TO their wishes and OF
only mediocre ability. A movement
toward electing Edward NJ. Shepard
a man of the most eminent capahil-
tiles for senatorial duty. has been
started by the test elements of the
democratic party strongly supported
fby 'enlightened independents. but
II is meeting with little encourage
ment from The chiefs of the machine
There is no more able publieist aysil
able to tAel democratic party than
this eminent lawyer and students OF
government. and It is conceded thst
{ 4.e wouia tring TO the senate a rich
quality OF statesmanship that woui
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81 .azss.ssasss@.ta s-sss-s
Si;delishts From j
Other Sanctums

o.: They'll Hardly Get it
Lss2ie.J Tsdw.ess having been .vindi-
'aied" by election TO conc rasa sac.
Howard. who was also mixed ~ in
tae Goebef murder. will try % be
ctcctee a member. @of the kentucky
senate 5qt via We only short time
befoIe the Coopers viii be seeking
Eini;ar viodicatjon Tampa Tribune.
!: Does, Cause Some Looking Up"
, Tie sapes Of politics is all right tor
men. who wish to try out their repn,a-
4ions. Waycross Herald. "a
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-12-15

Gov. Brown has announced that ne
is going slow In figuring on the pardon
business. After placing a premium
on committeing election frauds, the
governor is right to take tumtle to
himself,
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Jrdson Clements, Of Rome, for
years a member OF the interstate
commerce commission, is going 70
be placed at its head. Verify, Geor-
gia is getting to cut some ngure
around washington these days
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-12-15

The News will issue its Christmas
edition on Sunday--just one week
ahead of Christmas--it will anorfd
the merchants splendid GRANGE to
ret his line OF holiday goods before
the shoppers. If you have not con
tracted for space, phone The News
business Office today and dos
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Now that the schools have all
foen made happy by the people, it's
up to- the county commissioners to
give them chance 10 vote that bond
issue TO a successful issue.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-12-15

polished" J, Sergeant Cram wants
To 70 TO the United States senate
from New York. But could he cram
his polished manners down the
throat OF the senate?
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That special scAooI tax levy had a
very close ehaysnnd only carried by
tie very marrow margin Of eight
.,...os *, stAnss.. aNss,l, fHaf WA $50
t'''H ,,sa.NSs4st vi. s4.NtSItv :.
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idpw Very, odd. Lose good .Meiho=
dist ministers must feel down Ia
Jacksonville, where the Florida con,
ference AZ IL session.
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Get in that Christmas edition of
The News and thus bring your stock
to the attehtion of the army of buy
ers who will ne out in the shopping
district next week II will appear
Sunday
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-12-15

A race riot was narrowly averted
In washington, a few days ago, be
cause OF very bad remark made by
a negro IN tha. city touching q white
woman. If.taare 10 one spot ON tue
face OF the earth where the negro
needs 20 have his head cont ed
with policeme1's lolnhs. sic Is Wash
ington. and sooner or later trouble
is going to be- had there unless ,soirre'
thing like that Is done.
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FOR sALE-Cheap, one s l-2-horse-
power engine in good repair; three
work horses broken. and one not
broken. Apply to J. e. Dubberly at
Butts-Dubberiy Hdw. CO., or John
Currie, st. Siinon's Island.
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II that capitol is really going beg
E1pg, why, we can take care OF IL
down ffs SAiss5 neexsof the woods.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-12-15

Senator Cummins, the great big
hing bee OF the insurgent hive, has
handed the first sting to the tariff.
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ne insargents Of 5avannah are
making o noise IKE they mean busi'
nest $3.50. -,.-...,,.. ..s,.... s
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TELEPHONES

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Make another New, Yoar's resofi-
tton--do not knock your home city
single time dnring lslls Jf3ys @
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-12-15

woodrow Wilson is right in put
ding political machinery out Of ccm-
mission wherever he finds It.
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Tue good cid safe " Georsia must
be well ayed WIN NE Aifssusha ~she
has refused 4 check in the sum OF
10000 tendered by the Georgia gail
road fera sexes. pending a aecision o
the supreme court.
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XMAS RATES
ATLANTIC coAsr l,hs.

ATLANTIC COAST LINE.
: Tickets on safe Dec. IS, fesas7. q,
q, %, 24,25, 81 and Jan. I.
fins! unit to reac., original starr
ine roint not later than Jan. g.. 1911.
FOR iuli Information see Your At
laDFie Coast Line agent. or write to:
<. ii. NORTH. p. C. p. a.
Savannah, c..
L p GREEN, r. pa,
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q, :. MORGAN. r. p. A..
Savannah, Go.
G. A. CALDWELL, C. A.,
Mcntsonery, Ala.
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UMBRELLAS covered ard ,ana,sa..
nrstciass york and material al
very reasonable price. bare a few
lor sale. good as new, at oneha,,.
price }. Z. G-eenc yea Mansfield 81,
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GAop early, and incidentally, shoT
with the merchant who advertisee.
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FoUND-store key Apply at Nswy
Office,
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foR SALE Al

FRESH MEATS Of all kinda. pbon.
! 900 W A. Lane. 1905 Gloucester.
800. fz-ef.
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LADlES-Our catalogue explains how
we teach hair dressing. manicuring
faeial massage, etc. in few weeks,
mailed free. Moler Qpilage. ATTAIN.
ta.asGa.
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WANTED-E2 perienced demonstrat.
ore; outdoor work. salary guaran.
teed. Apply mornings to Mrs. Bah
hitt: oglethorpe hotels sa' n
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RuaeEa s1AMPs.~
sfee! Stamps,
~ sesis, stensila
Mstai Letters, Etc,
W: = FAIR. ctTv NAL
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,ARThuE I-avI,
A HOME or YOUR OWN;
aytciNEcS or Vrtlcs@ 51,AykT

= HOME OF YCJH OWN, ~ q.
A BUSINESS OF YOUR OWN
II you want home. q farm or q.
business, l can show vou tie way
have homes and lots in Brunswick.
farms end farm Dis pear Bruins
wick and business PROPOSITIONS Here
and eisew6 ere too numerous to inen-
ton. Remember it is those with
small means | cater to- If your
means are limited it makes no diff
ference-I can show you the way
SEE Me-.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-21
LANTRY LEAVES FOR
MEXICO TUESDAY
NIGHT
Railroad Contractor Optimistic.
Over 0utIok for Constructors
of New Mexico Genital Lire.
to albuquerque.

Charles j. Lantry of the Lantry-
sharpe Contracting company, who
among numerous other railroad ven-
lures. is interested in the outcome Of
the pending negotiations which have
been under way some time for a sue
cessful elimination of the affairs Of
the New Mexico Central railroad, re-
turned to Albuquerque last night after
spending four days driving over the
right Of way of the property.
When seen last night by a Morning
journal representative, Mr. LantrN
was more optimistic over the affairs
Of the Central than he has been for
some time. saying that things We're
progressing satisfactorily and that ii
was his opinion that the line would
be continued into Albuquerque.
Il am leaving tomorrow night for
Mexico, where we have the contract
for building a railroad from Port
Lobes, ON the Gulf Of California,
through TO a point in the vicinity Of
Tucson, Ariz., a distance Of about $50
miles. As % as ! complete the work
| have on hand in Mexico, which win
probably occupy ten days. more or
less. | VIII return to Albuquerque and
work on the Central propo-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-21
ROSWELL CADETS IN
BOXING BOUTS
Interesting Contests by Young.
Athletes ofthe MiIitary School
Before Big Audiences.

Roswell. ~. NJ, March 1S.-Before
"A big audience of the sport loving peo-
pie of Roswell, at Armory hail. the
cadets of the New Mexico Military In
stitute last night contested for honors
in boxing, and wrestling. Interest
centered around the lightweight and
heavyweight boxing championship. In
the former Millet CLANCY, Of Santa Fe.
boxed a six round draw with annie"
Clayton. of Artesia. The heavyweight
bought was a disappointment. Alfred
Higgins, 1871 pounds, a Roswell cadet,
and Walter Baird, 1S9 pounds. from
A~ldmogoldo, were the contestants, and
both We're in fine trim. Higgins land
ed q chance blow ON Baird's jaw that
nut him on the mat in the first round.
Higgins followed up his advantage
and twice more fioored Baird as he
arose before the count, ana he was
given the DECISION. The wrestling
bout between c.. J. Turner. of Colfax,
three rounds to a draw. as did also
Ia, and G. f.. Wheelock. Of Lubbock,
Tex. was a thirty-five minute contest
without a fall. In the preliminaries
+. Lassator, of Douglas, Ariz., and
Fred Taylor, Of Como, Miss. boxed
E. r.. Carothers, of Los Angeles. and
r. II. Jones, of Silver City. Joseph
X. Creamer, Of Santa Fe, was given
the decision over James Nisbet. OF
Denver. in a three round preliminary.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-21
MARATHON DANCE
STOPPED BY
POLICE
Riot Narrowly Ayerted When
Three thousand Spectators
Protest Against Being Cheat
ed of Spectacle.


10y morning journal cDecl91 Leased Wtrel
san Francisco. March 2O.-The po-
lice stopped the worlds championship
Marathon lance here this afternoon
after six of the contestants had beer
dancing fifteen hours and six minutes.
A storm of protest arose from the
5000 spectators and a riot was pre-
vented only by the determined man
ner in which the %bluecoats held the
crowd back and cleared the platform.
Doctors who were IN attendance adj
vised the police that further physical
exertion on the part of the dancers
might produce fatal results.
Seven couples entered the contest
and five finished. The dancing began
three minutes after the midnight
hour last night and the official record
shows that the event was over at nine
minutes past three this afternoon. The
Old record was fourteen hours and
forty-tWO minutes.
Probably the most remarkable feat
urc of the performance WAS the forth
tude 81 j. y. West. who is "a years
old. Although at times during the
nigh. it seemed that his struggle to
continue WAS t%orturing him. he waved
his ecoud aside and kept IT mp.
Vests partner was a ~16-ycar-old girl.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-21
ADJOURNMENT DATE
BECOMES VASTLY
UNCERTAIN
Recent Developments Indicate
Congress May be in Session
Until Middle Of June if Not
Later,
Morning Journal Bureau,
6f3 Munsey Building,

washington, -. G., March is.
Members OF congress who predicted
adjournment. in May are now in SER
ious doubt about 1t. Recent develop
ments in the legislative program have
rendered the time of adjournment un-
certain, and 1t is now being predicted
that congress will be In session until
the middle OF tune, IL not later, not-
Withstanding the anxiety on the part
of the house members to clean up the
annual calander ana get back into
their districts.
The congressional primaries and
conventions, and after them the fall
elections are giving the members a
vast amount Of concern, ana they viii
keeps them here later than the first
on middle OF May.
The disposition on the part of the
house to completely overhaul the adj
ministration railroad bill is largely
responsible Tor the prospect Of delay.
Already the railroad bill has been SO
modified in some sections that IL cam
not be recognized. The house COM
mittee is not through with it's con-
sideration Of the measure. Chair
man Mann SAYS it will not be reported
to the house until the members of the
committee know what is in H. When
asked by the journal correspondent
how much debate upon the bin he
expected, Mr.. Mann said that two
months would be fair estimate Of the
time necessary. That mems two
months from the time the bin is re
ported. 'M a
senator Elkins. himself, says that
n month for the Senat considera-
ton of the hill is the minimum, and
he would not be surprised to see the
senate debate il for two months. lie
Is one Of the leaders in congress who
anticipate that the body win be able
TO adjourn until some time in June.
The railroad bill is only q part of
the legislative program. II has not
hecn definitely determined that the
statehood bill win be reported ont of
the committees. These bills will pre-
cipitate a long debate, For q time ii
was the impression that this Iesisla-
ton would go over until the next ses-
The conservation bills have hardly
been touched. The postal savings
bank bin is far from q settled issue.
The house committee win begin hear
next week, ana then will report a
bill, IT will DE the subject Of discus
sion FOR at least two weeks.
Cp to this time the appropriation
bills have occupied practically all Of
he attention OF congress. The var
inquiries now In progress are tax
.ng the time OF many individual sena-
tors and representatives who other
wise would be In attendance upon
heir regular committees.
The Peters Vaudeville company
the Passion Play today. Gem.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-21
FREIGHT MEN TAKE
A FALL OUT Of
The GRAYS
Santa Fe Station Men Prove
Themselves Ball Players by
Winning From PadiIa's Az
gregation Yesterday After
noon,


That the santa Fe freight office
baseball team is going to be a factor
in the baseball situation his season,
and a big factor at that, was torcibly
demonstrated Yesterday afternoon
when the freight boys %journeyed 10
the Barelas diamond and put the Al
huquerQue Grays 20 route 10y the score
Of 8 to :. The Victory for the Santa
Fc men was a big surprise TO the large
number Of fans who attended the
game. but the Grays were more sur
prised than they cared To admit. Only
last Sunday the GraNs wal!oped the
freightcrs to the tune OF Is 10 3. and
expected to make il SO to 0 Yesterday,
Hat The Santa Pc men lad been prac-
ticing s~trenuousiy Stree their last eX-
hibition. had strengthened up a few
of the weak spots and yesterday show
ed Il complete reversal of form. Their
greatest Improvement was noted in
stick work, although some real clever
fielding was done. O'Bannon, who
pitched the first part of the game did
splendid work, shutting out the Grays
in the third and fourth inning and
making them toe the chalk line dur
ing the other innings he twiried. The
work of Johnnie Jones, at second
base, WAS the feature of the game,
and it was indeed a fleet footed Gray
that got away with anything in his
territory. But 1t was also left to this
same Johnnie Jones 10 pun off the
most sensational PLAY Of the game
that his mighty speed and curVes
Hidalgo, whom the Grays put in the
box in the sixth inning in the hope
that his mighty speed and curves
would put the brakcshOes on the
heavy batting stunts being executed
by the freightmen. With Two strikes
on him. Jones saw one coming that
he though would break right and he
stered into it for all he was worth.
Ringo4t1e BAN Wsts hoistcd far up i'm
the air and away over the center
feldcr's head and became almost in
visible to the fans near home plate
before it began to show q downward
tendency. Jones trotted leisurely |
around the bases and could have sail
ed around again If such q thing had
been necessary.
Altogether the Santa re boys played
n great game ana won after Il hard
fight. Both Manager Burton Dom
nelly and Captain Hugo Myer We're
much pleased with the result Of the
exhibition, as it proves beyond doubt
that the santa Fe freight team has
material enough to form the necu-
lous for a first class aggregation. The
line-up for Yesterday follows: Hayes,
catcher: sO'Bannon and Doubler,
pitchers: Nuancs. FIRST base; Jones,
second base, Donlon, sllortstop;
Whitesides, third base; Carpenter,
right field; Bacil, left field; Crispee,
center field.
Grays: Chaves. catcher; y. O'Ban-
non and Hidalgo, pitchers. Luna. first
base; Gonzales, second base; Alarid,
shortstop: Cornish, third base; John
left field: Sandoval. center field;
Green, right field,