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Arizona republican., 1910-08-23

The Republican a week ago Eagles Throng St. Louis Streets"
 St Louis date. Embalmed, 300
 words.
 Austrian Students Invade America"
 New York date Canned ''tele
 graph" 162 words. Alabama Baptists Hold Encamp
 ment." Shelby Springs date. Elm
 balmed, Go words. "Cigarettes for the Moral Men" New
 port date. Lifted telegraph" PA
 words
 "Canuck Trap Shooters Tourney"
 Montreal date. Embalmed, 60
 words
 ocean to Ocean Railroad Open." Oakland date. Embalmed advance
 matter. 276 words. ''Dominion Rifle Company Tourney"
 ottawa date. Embalmed, 54
 words.
 'Harnessmen Annual Meeting" Koch
 ester date. Embalmed, 60 words. Great Tug Boats Long Journey"
 Wilmington date. Embalmed IA
 words.
 New Fiber is Life Saver in Wa
 ter" London date Canned, 246 words.
 "Methodists of Montana Confer Helena date. Embalmed 66 words. Page G
 Sells Big Hotel at Public Auction Mobile date. Canned. 54 words. "Hote. Stewards Annual Meeting "
 Pittsburg date. Embalmed. 6G words. Page =
 Mexican Maid in Historic Gown
 Mexico City date Canned, 3OO words.
 'Motorist Kills Boy, Hides Body
 Matteawan date. Lifted. IA Prefers Open Sea" Stolen. 25s words
 Son of Thor Fears" Dickinson, N
 D., date Stolen, 90 words. "U & A What Do They Mean" Lon
 don date. Canned, 10S words. Sons of America in Pennsylvania. r Easton date. Embalmed, HE words. Page 12-
 "Curley Girlies Wear Chinee Wigs Washington date Canned, 34S words.
 Factory Inspector Joint Session
 Hendersonville, x. C. Embalmed 7S words
 Getting Rid of Cattle Ticks" Wash ington date. Canned. APO words States Rights to Enter Debate" St
 Paul date. Canned. 34S words Extra! Extra, Extra!. Fish" Colum-
 bus, O. date. Lifted, 492 words Pure White Water" Port Townsend
 date. Stolen IA words
 Here are 2S, fake dispatches con taining an Aggregate of 5O09 fraudu- lent words. Not one of them came to the Gazette over a telegraph wire This tops the record for fraud so far as the censor has kept any rec ord. The Gazette has become either recklessly progressive in the art of deception or outrageously reactionary in the matter of words
Arizona republican., 1910-08-23
GOVERNOR SLOAN WILL
 RETURN WITH HITCHCOCK
HE WILL MEET THE POSTMASTER
 GENERAL AT FAosTAFF.
They Will Arrive in Phoenix Some
 Day This Week.

There is a strong probability that Postmaster General Hitchcock will visit Phoenix by the latter part of the week. He is now reported as being at the HOpi village as a spectator of the snake dance and is a guest of Lorenzo Hubbell. a we'll known sheep ranchman of Apache county.
 Governor Sloan, who has been in Prescott the past few days, left that city yesterday for Flagstaff. where he expects to meet MT. Hitchcock and accompany him to Phoenix. It is possible that he and the postmaster general may arrive here as early as Wednesday. Governor Sloan will en- deavOr to persuade MT. Hitchcock to remain over in Phoenix several days before carrying out his plan of going on to California
Arizona republican., 1910-08-23
MAKE DASH IN AUTO
 ACROSS BURNING SANDS
HARRY THOMPSON AND GEORGE AND ALBERT DODSON
 REACH LOS ANGELES.
Go Over Route of Annual Republican
 Cup Race.

Colonel F. C. Fenner. who won the first Los Angeles to Phoenix road race, run for The Republican cup and 9 purse in 1908, has always maintained
 that a man would be crazy to attempt
 to cross the Chuckawalla part of the desert in an automobile in the summer. He has pointed out many times the numerous bad stretches of road and
 the long distances between water holes and supply stations.
 But Harry Thompson, the Duro car agent in this city, and George Dodson,
 who enjoys the distinction of having been the first man in Arizona to own a Duro car accompanied by Albert
 Dodson. a 15-year-old boy, also from
 the Salt river valley. pulled into Los Angeles two or three days ago after having gone from this city over the route used in the annual race without having to make an adjustment or use | a wrench on their car. But for mani ] fold tire troubles the trip would have
 been made without anything happening in the least bordering on a mishap. | Referring to the trip. the Los An geles Examiner says:
 "On the first day three tires llew out,
 the run being from Phoenix to the
 Colorado river at Ehrenberg. a dist
 ance of IS0 miles, although the best | cement and acid compounds were used | Finally when the tubes gave out at 1 Palm Springs, this side of Indio, the | Durocar was driven on to Los Angeles
 with all tires flat.
 | The party of three left Phoenix or
 Thursday The automobile and load
 weighed 3,250 pounds. including extra
 gasoline and oil. Between Quartizite
 and Vicksburg the road is excellent
 This thirty-five miles is over rolling
 country and the road is of burnt rock l (Malapi) and the decomposed granite
 The heavy hauling is on wide tires, so
 that the road is not cut up. Between | Salome and the river, Yuma county has been doing considerable work on I this siXty-o one miles so it is in fair
 shape and therefore better than at the | time of the rate last November Good | time can be made between Phoenix and | the river
 Friday morning the Durocar was ! ferried over the river and the short | run to Blythe ranch made Here | Thompson and the Dobsons rested till
 o'clock in the afternoon. waiting for
 the desert heat to give away to moon | light and lower temperature.
 | "On the way to Dos Palmas, where | the nights run ended on the follow GONE TO BAY CITY-Hermann | Book was a passenger last evening
 upon the California Limited bound for Bay City, Mich, where he will
 Soiourp Sayaral xyaaL.S
Arizona republican., 1910-08-23

ing day, the ninety miles offered many difficulties on account of more than a score of washouts, where last win ters storms and the cloudbursts of the spring had washed away the trail used by the Phoenix bound racing cars. Sometimes these washouts were a half mile long. Shovels had to be used all through the Chuckawalla country.
 "On Sunday the Durocar was driven over the eighteen miles from Dos Palmas to Mecca, where the party stayed till night, to again avoid driving in the suns heat.
 "Over this worst stretch of ninety miles, where no supplies can be had, the car was started from Blythe ranch at the river with twentytwo gallons of gasoline and ten gallons extra of water. If there had been a breakdown in the Chuckawalla country It would have meant walk of forty miles either way to get Eelp
 Thompson had figured out possible accidents ahead and had carried babbit metal and clay to make a mold to re- place bearing if they should burn out Every 100 miles he put extra oil in the gear case and frequently tested the mechanical Oiler. In the whole trip only four gallons of water was boiled out by the radiator, while the total fuel used on the 460 miles, mostly des- ert travel, was forty-fiye gallons of gasoline and four gallons of lubricat- ing oil
 Where the worst sand was found the air was let out of the tires par tially, making the tread wider, and this was found to be a great help. There are six miles of shifting sand in the eighteen miles of road between Mecca and Dos Palmas, and soft tires were a big help here, although the party had to stop several times and dig out.
 "On the last day the party left Mec- ca at [ o'clock in the evening ahd reached Los Angeles at o'clock the
 next morning. In the silt between In- dio and Palm Springs all the inner tubes gave out and flat tires were the rule the rest of the way. though many patches were put on to only stick fol little while.
 Last October Harry Thompson drove a Durocar oyer this road for the ! llISl illllt, put Ildu DtcIl lO lllt IlNti several times before this recent jour-
 ney. so it was taking great chances tC cross the desert at this time of the year"
 ! President George Purdy Bullard oi the MaricOpa Automobile clab, who
 has been in Los Angeles for severa days. is expected to return to Phoe-
 nix on Thursday of this week. He has sent word to enthusiasts in this city that the prospects seem good for near ! ly twenty cars starting in the race this year The Franklin and Apperson art ! two cars which have been placed or ! the list of entries within the past few days. It is possible that Wild Bil Ruess will enter his Pope Hartford. 1T which event W. b. Tremaine, the To- cal agent, will come across the deser with him. The Knox is also being
 mentioned as a possibility It is alsC
 possible that the DOer-BrOwn company will enter it's new six-cylinder model
 of the type Barney Oldfield used SC successfully in track races. This cal ! would be handled by Joe Nikrent, who would be accompanied by Herbert Brown.
 President Bullard reports great en-
 thusiasm along the coast and has as- sured every cntrant the best of treat ment upon his arrival in this city.
Arizona republican., 1910-08-23
REWARD FOR MuRpsRsR-An

other six months extension of time in which the reward for Dave Rob erts, the murderer of Con Sullivan. was granted yesterday by Governor Sloan. The reward was proffered six months ago and is for s250 with an additional s250 offered by the su
 pervisors of Graham county where the crime was committed. The Ora
 ham county officials have also ex
 tended the time limit of their reward
Arizona republican., 1910-08-23

GONE TO BAY ClTY-Hermann Book was a passenger last evening upon the California Limited bound for Bay City, Mich. where he will sojourn for several weeks
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-11-08
MuIio leyendo en- Ponce,
Anselmo Sc sento a leer en-
el parque Abolicion y
ALI lie sorprendlo Ia muer
te.
Mr.. Foote ha recibido ordenes
de trasladarse a Villalba.
(De nuestro corresponsal }

/
| Nov. Aver las II de la mana
ma llego al parque Abollcion el indi
viduo Aselmo Vegas. Sc sento en- TN
banco y empezo d leer una hoja suel
ia. En- ese momento lego al mismo
banco y Sc sento unto 4 Vegas, el
mdividuo Mariana CEvel. I'm este
momento Vegas q1ledo como inmo
VII y recosto Ia cabeza en- los brazos
dc Clavel. Este suieto a Vegas ere
vendo q er q I'm vahido. En- este ms
tante el empleado de esa plaza de re-
creo, Juan N!oraS, sc acerco al s,tlo Y
miranda por la parte dc atras noto
en- el rostro de Vegas, que habla ia
llecido y asi Sc 10 comumc6 a Clavel,
! que crela que Vegas, estaba con TN
islmcope.C Como es consiguiente, Cla
vel. Sc llevo la conslguiente sopresa.
lnmedlatamente concurrlo d dl
cho sitio el fiscal Palacios, v medicos
/ fne llamada la ambulancia para re
coger el cadaver de Vegas. Este in
J fellz estaba enfermo desde hacla
tempo. lie fue encontrado en- la ca
sta que dormia en- la Gale
4 del Jobo, un frasco de me,icina y
una cajita de capsulas. Gonna en- ca
sa de Dolores Rasario, quifn al sa
Der el fin de Vegas. Sc constituyo a
81 lado hasta que Ia anbulanca Sc
10 llev6. En- esta ciudad no tenia min
gun familiar Vegas, pues toda su ia
mlia residen en- Santurce. Vegas,
fut empleado por mueho tempo en-
Ia compahia del ferrocarlil, y Ultima
mente trabajaba en- Aguirre, Estaba
vestido con un fllis viejo de drill, TN
sombrero Gle paja viejo, y unos "a
patos negros.
FL entusiasmo politico en- los dos
partidos ha aumentado consilera
blemente,. Ell unionista en- solemne
manifestation nunca vista en- esta
cludad recorrio anoche las principa
les GALES de esta ciudad, con dos ban
das Gle m'lsica que ejecutaban boni
tos paso dobles. Despues hahlarop
desde el balcon del club val-ios oraio
res, hasta las doce y media de la no
che, mereciendo todos nutrdos aplau
SOS. II partido republieano tambien
recorio las Gales con una manifesto
clan hallando frcnte d la plaza Gle
las Delicias por el extreme Este toI
dos sus oradores, terminando tam
hlen laS eI'fe . i Ia una de la noche
AfnbaS Manifestations y mectnoS.
terminamn dentro del mayor orden
Y cntusiasr,o.
II jnez de Ia Corte dc este distrito
~. footo, recibl6 aver III tcIeeram,
I'd In. t:2i trnador, Nf TnlIun ~
daaamiolc Sc tra>ladara 4 b ,r.n Q
"Nlllalba dc Juana-IlatA, ha.l.
que pascn las clecciones
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-11-08
[POR CABLE. T..

,son y su sequito, inrlnso el general
Clarence R. Edward llegaron d
New York aver y sall"ron POGO dcs-
pues para WashinetoA. Los vlajeros
visitaron todos los eeafros lmportan
ties del mundo clvllxado.
New York, novlcnlhre 5000
conductors de tn9jen!S en- New
York aver Sc reunleran i los conduc-
torres de carros de eIpresS en- su huel
ga y atacaron Il los chau0eurs que
trataron de manelar sus maqlinas.
New York, novlenhTc S.-Corlll-
nican de Londres qlc Ia eiecuclon
|del DR.. H. H. Crippen, que deb,era
haber tornado lusar hoy, ha 81
ihaber tornado lugar hoy, ha sldo
pospuesta hasta el . &c novlembre,
iporque la lev provee GlIe deben pa
sar dos semanas entre Ia negatlva
de la apelacion Y ! ejecucion de Ia
sentencla.
II. York, noEr'q bro Mia callsa
do una rlofunda 5, nsaclon la decla
racion de Francia Y. Tobin, un aho-
gado de Filatelfia al eiecto que Be
lie Elmore la esposa del Dr. crlppcn
~ por cuyo aseslnato ha sido el sen
tenclado a la horca, esta viva. Mr..
iTobin asegura que ha sldo encon
trada cerca de Chicago.
New York, noviemble S.-Nume-
rosos meetings politicos fueron cele-
hrados en- varias parties de los Esta-
dos Unidos hasta el liltimo momcn-
to de la campana y hoy van q las
llrnas a mbos partidos seguros Gle
triunfar.
New York, noviembre SCI Pre-
sidente ,Davila, de Honduras ahora
ha apelado los barcos de guerra
Amerleanos G ingleses slwtos en- eli
puerto de .Amapala para desaloiar
a Nalladares.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-11-08
Acontecimiento poll
tico en- Humacao.
Brillante comision fine recihida
con grandes demostraciones
de simpatias,
De nuestro corresponsal

Noviembre 6.-Grandiosa prue
ba de civlsmo, de amor d las prlnci-
pios de nuestros ideales politlcos y
dc carlho a los distinguitlos ieaduS
dc nuestra colcctividad, fue la dada
el del corrlente por los patriotas de
la ciudad Oriental d los apostoles
Que en- campaha patridtica recomcn
nuestras campnlas. puehlos y cinda
dies predicando Ii nion yfraternlclad
de la familia borinquena. En- la ma
mana de dicho dia Sc tuvo conocimien
to de que una brillantc comlsion com
puesta Gle cOnsplcuos oradores vista
ria la cildad. Ia noticia Sc eAtendio
con la celeridad del ravo, V Ell I'm ins
tate violonse Ia ma ayor parte de las
casas adornadas con los slmbollcos
colores de la Inion Y 3 hermosos ar
cos trlunfaleS que fieron hechos Co
mo por encanto. Los ARGOS luclan es
tos lemas. "Paso al trabajo": Clio
ria a la Union: Sed Bienvenidos"
\ las seis de la tarde V sin tenor a la
persistente lluvia ocupaban Ia entra-
ola de Humacao mas dc 5000 CORE
llglonarlos teso Sinnecesidad en- esta
costa de importar electores) portan-
do banderas americanas, unionistas
pendones etc. Ia orquesta delaba
or a ratios hermosas pleas muslca-
les crrlzando el eSpacio multltud de
oohetes que eran recihldos con gran
alborozo por Ia enormc concurrence
\ las siete de u nochc veritc6~c Ia
cntrada Ell automovil do uuesunS CO.
rreliglonarios dc san Juan. acompa-
nados por gran n1lmero de c0ches.
calczas. gente a raballo \ i pie Nues
troS aplausos ve@tru6ndosos vitores
recihleron a los distm c,idns visiian-
ties que no espera ban por el nal item
20 reclbmIento tan grandinSo. La
plaza SemeIahs Tin parque de lns
mil Y una nnches mas de dos mil
bomblllas icon los eolores de Il
! nom handcra~ y gallardeios una
lnmcnSa muchrdumbrc daba mayor
i tan hermosa vista. 4
las 9 nos dej6 nir su vnz el futmro co-
mlSlonado 4 Washington proola-
mandn Ia fuerza Y firmcrza dc nU,s
ira rolectiividad en- TODD 81 pals. Srl
ilScurso fue clocuentisimo tcniendo
.ra>r> de >impatia para los demas
I'll nrador ternlina exciiando 4 sus
'orrelleionarios para que 81 proximo
marteS clnnplan Sin resrvas 81 dehcr f,
I'm q auditorn la animacI6n rsln
e~rriptiblr y II APPLAUSE resnenata
vibrante yl-ri,.ri-o. ElLdo. Bu>ielo
tUmlai>o hcrnn>a aracidn p.olitifa q.
sr.Ad0 81 cAlr.mo i tndos sendo
,eilflaiemente Fl Icdo
BurSet rlrr s;rmlpfe. Facil r,alshr.
6eica iireiutaile s.ensamienfos mag
lliico<. II =, s.,-7rgetti mat6 poll
irMneute II atyerSArlo i cuaI
lyiaz5 Para msl.S pronto. Fue ova
.iesis,io IN ~ E-uraci6n. pies ios
dc c<is desesI.an eonoeer !
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-11-08

funda disidencia republican, de Ba
yamon.
Is casi segrlro que en- las horaS de
| la malana votan todos los electores
de San Juan.
Al medic dia votaran los rezaga
! dos Y los enfermos.
Sc anuncla que es considerable el
nllmero de unionistas que no estan
lnscrltos.
Corri6 esta manana ell rumor de
que habia sido detemdo I'm grupO Gle
electores, reclidos en- un termlno mu
nicipal proNimo a San Juan.
Desde temprano esta q Ia plerta
de los coIegios buen numero de cleo
torres
Exception del colegio n,imero -
(escuela central, plazllela de San
Francisco los denas colegio han
enpezado funclonar a las $ en- pun
! to.
Sc nOta gran entuSlasmO Y ell Or
den es complete.
La policia Sc multiplica y atiende
a todo. Esta distribuida de tai mo 10
que pucde atender, en- un momento
dado, a cuaquier alteration de Ia
| paz.
Nluchos electores ostentan lazos
tricolor otros bicolor. Algunos He
van aguilas en- las solapas y otros en-
ell sombrero.
Circular numerosos AUTOMOBILES
V coches V bastantes linetes. Las ca
lies en- que no hay colegio electoral
parecen cementerios
Son inumerables las mujeres del
pueblo que tienen adornos blaneo y
rojo. 81 las mujeres tuvleran voto la
Union de Pto Rico no tendria nece
sidad de haber dado meetings. La
lmavoria seria aplastante.
Sc calculan en- setenta el ntimero
lie electores que habla frente d cada
colecio d la hora de abrirse Ia vota-
cion.
In tren que sali6 eSta manana
a las siete V euarto. iba lleno de Gle
torres de ambos partidos. Al menos
las insignias perteneeian a los dos
partldos
Aleunos electoreS del coleGo -
tenian sillas V otroS estaban senta-
dos en- el santo sielo.
La policla presta Scrviclo de tres
en- Tres. reeorriendu cada patrllua sll
demarcaci6n con regIIlaridad mate
matica.
Don Pedro Fall montaba eSta
mahana I'm caballo bavo que celia
4 Slls parciales.
Los coches en- que van comisioneS
politicas ostentan las insignias del
partido que representan.
Llama Ia atenci6n el que algunos
republicanos Sc colocan n cinia I'M
color como 81 fueran oficiale> tel
eiercito.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-11-08
Nu estro alcance
de manana.

Con Fl proposito Dc enteFar / nucs
tins iectnnes completes vveridioo, IL
TALES del riloylnient0 electoral IN Il
Isia con IA MAYOR Eap.slez. puhIiCare
mos un alcaIce al pr-senie n1inraI
qle vera l. luz piiI,lirs en las prime
ras horas de Ia maiana ,lel rllrrc.,-
les.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-11-08
Coftes vista.

Ilemos tepido 81 custo 4 ,aludar
en- esia rciacfion j nucsiro compa-
irinta e -. Carlos Camarho. repre-
,eniaftc dc Ia rcnouhr;Dla palmisia
Y adN inadora Mad. Diva que se en-
ciienira IN esta ri,Idad.
Quc lc ~ca pr6sreE 81 estadia en-
esia. son nucsim> dc>coS.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-11-08

New York, noviembre S. En- Ia
lconvencidn fmmada el 5 de NoNiem-
lbre, por el comisionado especial de
los Fstados lnidos Dawson Y el pre-
isidente Estrada de Nicara qua, Is
trada debera Sc guir en- su puesto du-
rante dos amos y el comisionado Sc
,eompromete a hacer todo 10 que este
lie su parte para conse egulr un en-
prastito de los Estados Jnldos para
Nicara qua, 10 cual sera garantizado
!por 80 ., de las recaudaciones adua
Ineras.
New York, noviemhre s. In
.clclon muy fuerte azoto la costa de
Portugal { hizo gran dano Aun no
Sc saben las desgracias.
New York, noviembre s. Ha
sido hecho un ARE glo entire Turqua
y Alemania para un emprestito de
II 100000 de libras turcas.
New York, noviembre s. l6
hombres peTeelelOn causd tia una
leSplosion en- Ia nina Black Dla-
Imond,el domingo enBlaek Diamond
Washin gton.
New York, noviembre S. Fl pre-
sldente ha lanzado su proclama de
costumbre para el dfa Gle graclas,
con fecha ) de Noviembre. FL dia
de gracla cae el "A.
New York, noviemhre s. FL pre-
sidente salio aver para Cnclnna ii
donde depositara su voto hoy a ia
vor del partido republicano.
New York, noviembre 5000
catdlicos, miembros de la Sociedad
del Sa grado Nombre, marcharon ell
domin 90 por las GALES de Washing
ton, desfilando frente al White Hou-
Sc, en- protesta publica contra la pro-
fanaci6n al quito y la inmoralidad
New York, noviembre S.-El Sc
cretario de la Guerra Mr.. Dickin-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-11-08

pcreoualmcutc al nucvo jcfc dc Ia 90
lectividad. \ las n icrnrni6 ian
ma giiil,'" aetn rlc qi!ctiara cterla
mentc er:,ledoeuc q cora16u d. mics
iros hernuuaS
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-11-08

n COLOCARSE mn. >eno-
UGSba ntn que sale u-lrs. o.
panol y - rnte tsapn-
uafa en- espahol tscnleaa r.a-
quinilla. lniormeS al e>ta fc,.;if-
cIon
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1910-03-18
ASSAULT IS MADE ON
LADY IN MACON.
White Man is the Cu'prit
This Time.
Especial to Times-Recorder.) }

Macon, Ca, March 17-Within three
doors of the First Baptist church of
this city, two blocks from the city
hall and in one of the mos fashionay-
BILE residence sections of Macon, an
attempt at criminal assault was made
last night upon Mrs. J. G. Hanberry,
a young matron, who with her hus-
band are boarders at the house of DIR.
William Cleveland, on Washington av-
enue.
Mrs. Hanberry was alone in a room
in the rear of the house when her
assailant, young white man, sudden
ly jerked window blind open and
attacked her.
Exercising unusual presence ri
mind, Mrs. Hanberry succeeded in
freeing herself from the grasp of her
assailant. Several occupants of the
house were attracted by the woman's
screams and hurried to her assistance
only to see the departing figure of the
intruder as he beat a hasty retrea'
through the window he had entered.
The young woman was prostratei
by the shock, but otherwise uuin-
jured.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1910-03-18
CIRCUS A SURE THING:
COMES ON APRIL 5IH
Benefit for AmeriCuS Base
ball Team. nsi
oart

A benefit performance wholly ut
of the ordinary will be that of Sun
Bros. circus in Americas on April
5th, the beneficiaries being the
Americus ball team, an enterprise in
which the whole people, with a very
few notable exceptions, feel an inter-
est. The city council, by unanimous
vote of the board of six aldermen,
has generously agreed to suspend the
usual show license altogether, and
thus let in the attraction scott free
an act that is entirely commendable
under the circumstances. The ball
team management will share half and
half the proceeds of the show, both
performances, and expect to thus real
iZe several hundred dollars as a nu-
cleus for the ball fund Ana tnat
Americus and the county as we'll will
turn out en- masse to see the show,
goes without saying. The Sun Bros
show is one of the cleanest and best
anywhere, and comes to Americus di-
rect from it's winter quarters.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1910-03-18
/. Ansley.
WANT ANOTHER STREET
10 TIE COLLEGE
City is Asked to Do the
Necessary Work.

An appeal was made to the city
council at it's last meeting to open
another street to the Agricultural Col
lege, for which the college has the
right of way, and the work on which
will require but a small amount of
the time of the city hands.
President Collum, of the college
and Mr. Crawford Wheatley ap-
peared before the council to make the
appeal. The street desired is to run
fro mthe college to Fielder street, by
the home of Mr. T j. Wallis. Ex-
cept for distance of about $50 yards
the street is entirely within the city
limits. Mr.. Collum stated that Il
would make the school much more ac-
cessible from the city and would con-
siderably promote it's interests. The
matter was referred to the commit
tee on streets to investigate.