The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-08-19
A WH|RLW WIND
FINISH To Be
MADE BY SMITH
HE WILL SPEND TIE LAST
THREE DAYS OF THE CAM
PAlGN IN SOUTH GA--sPEAKs
IN SAVANNAH TOMORROW.

Atlanta Aus 1S-Leayi0s Atlanta
this afternoon Hoke Smith, caudi-
date for governor, lans d speaking
tour of the western southern and
southeastern Georgia probably never
before equalej in 3 state campaign.
| He viii deliver six speeches in the
two days, and will touch more than
half dozen important cities and
towns.
The itinerary of the tour will take
Mr.. Smith to the following places:
| Columbus Tiftcn. Valdosta, Way
cross, Jesup. Statesboro and Savan-
nah The schedules follows:
Leave Atlanta 4:10 p. m Thursday
| afternoon.
Arrive Columbus $40 p. m.
Leave Columbus 9:55 p m.
Arrive Triton 2:5o a NJ. Friday.
Leave Tiftcn $50 a. m.
Arrive Valdosta sos a. m
Leave Valdosta 3:42 p. m.
Arrive Waycross 5:45 p. m
Leave Waycross 1880 p. III.
Arrive Jesup S;45 p. m
Leave Jesup 1927 p. m.
Arrive Savannah 1859 p. m.
Leave Savannah Gas a. m Satur-
day.
Arrive StatesbOro 9:55 a. m.
Leave Statesboro $3.50 p. m.
Arrive Savannah $50 p. m.
Hoke Smith returned to Atlanta on
Wednesday morning from Augusta,
where he was rendered a magnificent
ovation on Tuesday and Tuesday
night. He expressed himself as graft
flied with the Augusta demonstration
and convinced that progressive Dem
ocracy will rally strong In that sec
ton of Georgia. Mr. Smiths offices
were crowded with callers all morn
ing, and the capacious campaign
headquarters on the fifth floor of the
Peters building would not nearly ac-
commodate the crowds.
The Hoke Smith club of Chatham
county several days ago invited Mr..
Smith to speak in Savannah on next
Saturday night, if possible, assuring
him cordial reception and a tre-
mendcus crowd of voters not only
from Chatham county, but from the
surrounding section of southeast
Georgia. The invitation was tentar-
lively accepted by Mr. Smith. and up.
on his return to Atlanta Wednesley
morning he made his acce0 :ance pos
tive
The former governor and his cam
palSn managers are cCnVincnI. from
advices received from Savannah, ina.
Chatham county is not hopele3sly
lost TO the progressive Democrats. IN.
deed, there are hundreds of people in
9aFaAnal-n -non-partioaus- who m
slst that Mr.. Smith will carry the
county, and the candidate is determ-
med TO lend to his supporters mis-
persc nal efforts
Mr.. Smith will leave Atlanta on
Thursday afternoon for Columa aus and
VIII not again reach the city until
aeH- Sunday afternoon.
There are not elevators enough in
the building, nor IS there room
enough on the entire fifth fl or TO
comfortably accommodate the crowd;
that are visiting the Hoke Smith
headquarters" said Walter p. And
rews, IS he left the room Wednesday
moniue
The reception room at ,Le head.
quarters occupies The entire ena Of
the fifrh Fl or looking sourh The
clerical force occupies other Offices
on this floor, so that they do Mt in
terfere nor take up any of the recep.
ton room which will comfortably ac.
commodate $50 or 200 people
When Hoke Smith visited the re-
ception room Wednesday morning it
was literally packed with peoola.
The chairs had been pushed back
against the wall, and in many Of
mem men were standing. craning
fhAlr necks in an effort 10 catcn
siSht Of the towering figure of the
former governor. Besides all these
there were in the hallway 40 or so
people, who had been unable to gain
admission to the reception room.
The shouting and cheers nat greet.
ed Mr.. Smiths appearance in head
quarters could be-and was -hearl
across the railroad tracks, five stories
below. Thus the people from the
street We're attracted to the rooms
by the enthusiastic demonst 'a-ion.
While the great crowd in the cam
paign headquarters waxed enthusias-
tic as they listened to Mr.. Smith tell
Of his visit to Augusta, anl discuss
details IF the campaign. the political
advisers and clerks and stenorra-
piers, in other rooms worked witb a
zeal born only Of confidence