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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-06-07
w. |. MANNING ENTERS
RACE FOR GOVERNOR
Murray County Farmer ans
Preacher Says He Will Take
Office for 0ne-HaIf Salary

DALTON, Ga, June 4.-Whitfeld coun-
ty has a candidate in the race for gov
ernor in w. L. Manning, a farmer
preacher of the Mill Creek district, In
the western part of the county
MIR. Manning was in Dalton yesterday
where his gubernatoTial boom was
launched. He addressed a crowd of To-
cal citizens in front of the Argus build
ing on King street, outlining the prin-
ciples for which he stands He stated
that he would not enter the primary
but would be an independent candidate IA
the general election, stating that he
wanted to stump" the state with the
nominee. Mr.. Manning expressed himself
as being an out-in-out prohibitionfst.
though he doesn't intend to make prohi-
bition an issue in the campaign He is
also in favor Of reducing the salary of
governor and other state house onfi-
Gals, going so far as to make the state
ment that he would take the office for
one-half what 1t now pays.
After Mr. Manning's speech the crowd
was poued and to a man everyone came
out as favoring Mr.. Mannings candf-
dacy and pledging him their support.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-06-07
TENTATIVE ROUTE PICKED
FOR AER0PLANE FLIGHT
Glenn H. CurtisS Outlines
Route for Chicago to New
York Flight

NEW YORK, June 4.-Glenn H. Curtiss
picked out a tentative route today for
the aeroplane race between Chicago and
New York for the $4,000 prize offered by
the New York Times and the Chicago
Evening Post. The route he suggested is
almost an air line from New York to
Cleveland and thence across the bend OF
Lake Erie to Toledo. From there Chi
cago may be reached by another almost
direct flight.
Mr. Curtiss explained that his route
would avoid the Hudson valley, where
treacherous air currents are encountered
and cross the Catskills at a height of
about 1000 feet.
Mr. Chrtiss suggested that the trip
could be made on a schedule calling for
ten stops for gasoline, repairs and oil,
exclusive of stops necessitated by bad
weather.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-06-07
J. E. VAREEA HEADS
UNIVERSITY BOARD

ATHENS, Ga, June 4-The Georgian
beard of the literary magazine of the
University of Georgia held a meeting last
evening to elect new members to take
the place of the present ones who wiIkbe
graduated this year.
The following men were elected to fill
the vacancies: Joseph f. Varela, of Ath-
ems; d. A. Russell, of CarrolIton. and
Charles H. Stone, of Athens. This new re-
cruit has already contributed many ar
ticles to the Georgian and are we'll quail
fed for the places.
The old board consists at present of o.
Van Wych, editor-in-chief; William Car
rard, Henderson Lanham, Edgar Pen.
nington, Aubrew Mathews and Eugene
Taylor. associate editors; NJ. Slushy, bus
mess manager; F. e. Davis, assistant
manager; and Harold Meyer, circulation
manager.
This board has upheld the standard of
the magazine and passed thus a very
successful year. With a few of the old
men returning and the new members
just elected, the Georgian looks fair to
have another favorable year.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-06-07
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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-06-07
HALF-STARVED BOYS ARE
FOUND IN BOX CAR

CHICAGO June 4-Jerry and Dennis
Skillener, 16 and Is years old, brothers
were half starved when found by the
police yesterday in a box car at the attn
street crossing of the Pennsylvania rail-
road. They said they had had nothing
TO eat for five days but tobacco which
they found in the car.
The boys told the police they boarded a
box car at their home in East st. Louis
TO go to Gary, Ind. They were locked IN
the car and taken to Pittsburg before
they were released. Then they got into
another box car and were locked In
again, and escaped at Columbus, OHIO,
by cutting open the door with a pocket
knife.
Railway employees chased them and
then they climbed into another car and
came to Chicago. The police fed them
and paid their fare to Gary, where they
expect to find employment.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-06-07
HOMEMADE AER0PLANE
MAKES DISASTROUS PLUNG

NEW YORK, June 4-Eight-year-old
Harry Krause is under the care of hos
pital physicians here, today as a result
of his unsuccessful attempt to fly home
made aeroplane from the top OF a hill
near an entrance of St Nicholas park
yesterday afternoon.
Incidentally, an enraged peanut vend-
er, Joseph Petero, is preparing to insti-
tute a suit for the value OF 200 pounds
of peanuts against the youthful aviator's
parents. Krause's machine tumbled down
the slope and upset the peanut stand
scattering the peanuts over the side
walk
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-06-07
BROKER TOMBSTONE
FILES BANKRUPTCY PLEA

MONTGOMERY, Ala, June A.
Scheduling unsecured liabilities of $780,
1928. F. F. tombstone, cotton broker,
today filed a petition in involuntary bank
ruptcy in the United States court Cred
itors are named in New York, Bremen.
Havre, New Orleans, Newport, KY, and
locally. Among the secured items is one
of LIE salaries and $6,913 due the Fourth
National bank of this city, secured by
stock In a warehouse and life insurance
policies.
Julius Braun, of Bremen, Germany,
has money In the business, though not
as a partner, says Mr.. tombstone in a
stament made today
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-06-07
CHICAGO is PRODUCING
BIG MARRIAGE CROPS

CHICAGO, June 4-This looks like
the banner year of the county in the is
suance of marriage licenses. From jan
uary 1 to May 81, 10,25S permits have
been issued. 1000 more than IN the first
five months of last year. Morris Salm-'
onson, clerk Of the license department,
attributes the record to prosperity. Thirty
persons who applied for licenses were
Poles, Lithuanians and Slavs.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-06-07
BYR0MVILLE WAREHOUSES;
DESTROYED BY FLAMES

'BYROMVILLE, Ga, June 4.-Flames,
which originated in the Byromville COM
pany seed house early this morning
damaged that building, consumed the
storage house of the Byron corporation
and the freight house of Swearingen &
Webb. and destroyed two freight cars of
the Atlanta, Birmingham and Atlantic
Railroad company, causing a loss of $1,000.
The property was partially covered by
insurance
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-06-07
$50, 1000, 900 DIVIDEND
BY SINGER COMPANY

NEW YORK, June 3.-One of the
largest melons" ever sliced for the de-
location Of stockholders will be cut by
the Singer Manufacturing company,
which has called a meeting of directors
on lime - TO declare a $50, 900 stock
dividend to it's shareholders.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-06-07
GEORGIANS GET PATENTS
FOR THEIR INVENTIONS

WASHINGTON, u. L., June 3.-Pat-
entss have been issued to oscar B. Ad-
ans, Atlanta, tray raiser; VIM. r. Dan
cey and c. B. Westcott, Savannah, safe
ty pin; Frederick NJ. Gordon, Cave
Springs, planter; Charles b. Roar, EN-
pire. harrow.
John B. Hawthorne appointed rural
carrier route at Cairo.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-06-07

devoted twenty OF the
best years of our life
to the close study OF
all private, chronic
diseases Of men, and
there 10 not a case
that we DO not under
stand thoroughly. Tnis
book gives vaiuapie
information on every
phase Of LOST MAN
HOOD. STRUCTURE.
vARICoCELE, BLOOD
POISON and SKIN
DISEASES. URINARY
and BLADDER COM
PLANTS. etc. and
is full Of plain, solid
- .As x-mr- MAJ
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-06-07
POSTMASTERS NAMED
FOR GEORGIA TOWNS

WASHINGTON, June 4.-The following
postmasters have been appointed: SLIGO,
Camden county, Frank NJ. Lanier, vice
G. w. Brandon removed; Whitestone,
Pickens county, John c. Kellar, vice r.
II. Nix, resigned.
Rural carriers appointed: Hartwell,
Route 4, Curtin L. Key, carrier; no sub;
Meigs. Route 4, Villa D. Carter, carrier;
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-06-07
GEORGIA OIL MILL MEN
WILL GATHER IN MACON

BLAKELY, Ga, June A meeting Of
the Georgia Association of Oil Mil Super
intendents will be held in Macon June 15.
A cordial invitation is extended to all
oil mill superintendents, night foremen
and supply and machine men to be pres
emit. There will be exhibits of machinery
and supplies.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-06-07
STEAMSHIP MONTGOMERY
AHEAD OF SCHEDULE

SAVANNAH. Ga, June 4-The steam
ship City of Montgomery, the handsome
new vessel of the Ocean Steamship COM
pany, will reach here this afternoon, IL
hours ahead of schedule, on her maiden
voyage from New York. All the big Of
fcials of the company are aboard
Tomorrow morning 300 residents of
Montgomery Ala. will be here to meet
the ship and take trip to sea on Mon
day
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-06-07

should know. We have perfected origin
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Il VIII give you a clear understanding or your
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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-06-07
ANOTHER BIG DIVIDEND
Is PAID BY MINE

BOSTON. June 3-The quarterly divi-
dend of the Calumet and Hecla Mining
company was reduced from $50 paid the
last quarter to 81 a share today. The
dividend at the corresponding quarter last
wear was Sc
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-06-07
TO THE GEORGIA PEOPLE

Osierfield,. Ga, May 8, 1910.
My wife was not able to do any work
for over FIVE months. caused from Kidney
and Rheumatic troubles. Before using
one-half bottle Halls Texas Wonder. of
1926 Olive street, St Louis, she could hoe
in the garden and put out a washing for
six and done the ironing. We would not
take 81 900 for the cure.
H w. PURvIS.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-06-07
MOVEMENT OF TROOPS
FROM FRONTIER BEGUN

WASHINGTON, June 4-The state de-
partment Is officially advised that the
movement of the Ecuadorean army from
the Peruvian frontier began yesterday.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-06-07
PLAIN FACTS FOR
men SENT FREE

Our newest book, Perfect Manhood and
Health" should be in the hands Of every man.
young or cid, in the United states. We have
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-06
Mr.. SlEMP SPENT
PAlTRY s7,423.48
REPUBLICAN CANDIDATES. EX.
PENsE ACCOUNT $4,000 LESS
THAN MIR. SIT ARTS.

From the superficial aspect Of
things, it costs more to be beaten in
the Ninth district congressional race
than il does To Win.
Indications in that direction Mere
seen in the office OF Secretary OF the
Commonwealth Il. .. James Tuesday
when Representative G. Baseom
Slemp's expense account showing a
total expenditure of S142S.4s. Was
received. This is in strong contrast
count, which showed an expenditure
OF $l7,35s.35. According to these
accounts, Mr.. Stuart spent just a lit
tie less than $4,000 more than Mr.
Sfemp. and what is sadder yet, failed
TO get the job he sought.
MIR. Slemp spent $4,S4l.sd for bar
hecues. brass bands, buttons. decora-
tions. advertising. newspaper cuts and
for marked papers. This Is the largest
item in his account. For the expense
Of speakers he spent $500: for clerk
hire, typewriiing. etc. Ss3,.25; for
office rent. light, stationery, etc.
s925.la. for telephone messages and
kilograms and rent of telephones he
spent sa57.si, making his total So
i2a.4S.
Another expense account OF con-
gresstonal candidate was received
from J. b. Anglin. Independent Re-
publican, who ran in the Fifth dis
trict. His account was more reason
able and modest. totaling only SIS.
which was expended thusly: Cards,
s25: horse hire. S25; hotel bill. sls;
railroad fare, So postage. IS.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-06
WOMAN USES PISTOL
TO DRIVE BURGLAR OUT
Mrs. Lasster, of West Grace Street. Fires Two Shots On
of Which She Thinks Took Effect-Man Seemed
- Feet Tall and Weighed 500 Pounds

called him and together we went down
to investigate. We aoon located the
noise, and. looking out in the yard.
saw the man. l think he was fully
seven feet tall and must have weighed
500 pounds, never saw such large
man In my life.
Il immediately cooked my pistol and
fired at him. My intention was to
catch him IL could and hold him until
police could be called. Consequently
when l. fired called to the man TO
halt. He wouldn't do it. however. but
turned 10 run. I fired again. This
time think hit him. though II was
70 dark could not be sure. My son
did not shoot. AZ he was not standing
in direct line with me and did not
see the man.
We were not bit afraid and are
ready for any sneak thief that may
come around. My pistol shoots ak
times and six big bullets. ! think, ought
to kill almost any thief
Police statistics show that ak bul-
lets will stop almost any thief" even
II he IL seven feet tall and weighs 500
pounds.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-06
APPROPRIATIONS
RECOGNIZE OED
Treasury Department Asks for
$3.50, 900 for Completion of
Richmond Postofflce

WASHINGTON. y. G., Dec. e.
The Following are among the items,
embracing the erection OF public
buildings and the Improvement of va
terways in Virginia contained in the
annual estimates Of the treasury de-
partment submitted TO Congress to-
day The President IN his MESA &c
states that All estimates have been
cut to the bone and he asks that Con-
gress appropriate In accordance with
the recommendations.
Richmond. For completion, recon
strnetion and enlargement OF post
office, courthouse and custom houses,
$3.50 GOO.
Site and completion of postoffiee and
courthouse, Big Stone Gap, $4,000.
For rent quarters government off,
eials. Richmond. 10000.
For same purposes, Lynchburg,
s. ann. Danville. $1,000.
Sewerage system and repairs main
wharf. Fort Monroe, slo.s2e.s2
Improvement of the harbors and
approaches al Hampton Roads. in
Guiding the removal of, the shoals AT
the mouth 81 the eastern branch OF
Elizabeth river Norfolk harhor, Sl00.-
900
Continuing improvement, including
the southern branch OF Elizabeth
river. $4,000.
James river improvements. $780,
Geo Nansemond river. $4,000, Nomini
creek, s. geo; Upper Machodoc creek.
si2..oo I'rhanpa creek. $4,000.
York. Mattaponi and Pamunkey rivers
ana occoquan and Carriers creek.
$1,000 waterway from Norfolk to
Albemarle Sound, y. C.. $4,000: light
ing Norfolk harbnr S35 1Ou
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-06

While the owner of the house was in
one of the upper rooms packing some
Christmas presents. Il burglar attempt
ed to break into No. 1s47 West Grace
street. the home of Mrs. G. X. I.assiter.
late Monday night, but before he sue
ceeded in making an entrance he was
net by blazing pistol and driven
away with Mrs. Lassiter believes. at
least one bah buried deeply in his body.
The police have been notified and
detectives have been assigned 10 the
case. No definite clues. however. have
been discovered. as even Mrs. Lassiter
does not know whether the thief was
white or colored. She describes him AZ
being about seven feet tall and weigh
Ing about 500 pounds
IT was In my chamber abe said.
when seen by representative Of The
yirginian. wrapping up Aon1e Christ
mas gifts. when ! heard peculiar
noise as n a window were being forced.
could not ten. however. whether the
sound came from the front or rear OF
the house or from the basement.
My son was IN the third story. !
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-06
GREW RESTLESS
As SCH00L-BOYs
Member of Senate and House
Hear Little OF Pres
Ident''s Message
SESSION OPENED
WITHOUT PRAYER
Chaplain Delayed by snow
and No Preacher Could
be Found to Oftlclate
in His PLACE

NASItl SGToN. u. &. Dec. For
the eldest representative he House
of Representative started OFF its leg
IslatiNe work to-dn. without the usual
prayer, Chaplain r. y. CoUden, the
blind minister, MAS delayed by the
snow, and did not arrive until the
House had been In ses. sion for several
minutes. Speaker Cannon then asked
him 10 deliver the usual Invocation.
Could Not Find Preacher
When the hour Of neon arrived the
speaker sent corps of messengers
down on the floor trying 10 find some
preacher mem Der Of Congress who
would pray In the ehapiain's place.
but unsuccessful He then let the
gavsi fail. the mem bers rose and most
Of them bowed their heads ready for
prayer. Instead the speaker announc-
ed
The House will be in order. The
clerk will read yesterdays journal"
Ryan to Read Message at 1920.
At 1909 o'clock Representative
Tawney reported in behalf Of the
House committee appointed to wait
on President Taft. that the executive
would send IL message II the House.
For six minutes ensuing the House
folded its hands and waited for Exec-
utiy. Clerk Iatta to deliver the siocu-
ment. At 1920 o'clock It's reading
vas begun.
Paid Little Attention.
When the reading of President
Tafts message 10 Congress had con-
tinued Il little more than an hour this
afternoon. no member OF thu House
or Senate was paving the slightest at
tention to IL.
Most Of the members OF both Senate
and House had left the cham beers, and
those who remained talked 10 each
other and walked about in groups.
Meanwhile the clerks droned the
message along. often mum bling unIu-
Continued on Eighth Page
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-06
TAFT HAS HARD
JOB ON HAM
I'RooREssIvEs NOT PLK&
WITH PRESENT NEW sUPRKu
COURT JUSTICES.

WASHINGTON. u. c.. Dec. ~
increasingly difficult task control
President Taft in his efforts ~ y
appointees to the Supreme Court
Senate nregressives. who have
power u tie up nominations tq N
highest bench. haze delivered o1
timatum TO the executive that no.
those mentioned so far for the Vi
are acceptable 10 them except 10
Hughes as chief justice.
Judge Alexander r. HunphFQ2
Louisville Is the latest name
ceive serious consideration 3x0
President. Judge HumpErey
Democrat, and for that reAau5
ne acceptable to the minority
the Senate. the members MI
have protested to the exec1j1&
some representatives OF th44&
should be on the bench. HA
inent lawyer. and when TAM
President was asked to beSU
rotary OF War.
President Taft talked 0v1S
dates with Justice Lurton
preale Court. " the Waits TN
daf fs
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-06
HOME RULE FOR
IRELAND IN AIR
Outcome Of English Elections
Gives Irish Balance Of
Power

LONDON, Dec. 6.--To-day's unop-
posed elections and the delayed re-
turns from yesterdays polling made
the count in the English general cleo
tions as follows;
Conservatives, f2s: Liberals. 90:
Irish Nationalists. - Laborites. is;
Non Partisan Speaker Loather1 /.
This Is Labor gain OF one seat
and net Conservative gain of three.
The showing IL bitter disappoint-
ment 10 the Conservatives. who had
freely predicted before the voting be-
gan that they would make a net gain
Of - Now it Is not believed their
net gain Will run over five,
LONDON. Dec. e.--There * every
prospect to-day that the ConserVa-
tives Will not make net gain OF
more than four or FIVE seats III the
present general election. But they are
already seeking 10 influence King
George against the creation of LIB
erai peers by arguing that even this
small gain will show that the .;nnn-
try la not ready for the radical nseas-
ure proposed by the ministry par
ticujariy the abolition OF the Lords
veto.
On account OF his we'll known Tory
synpathies the fear i. increasing that
the king will heed the I.nionists de-
mand. disregarding what is ccnsid-
cred ny many virtual promise to
the Liberals, thus making imminent
"A parliamentary deadlock
Al present the returns show TIC
Conservatives elected and 81 Lib
erals Is Irish Nationalist and ~
Lahorites. or coalition OF IL. As
the voting from now on will see the
4 Ea Aaf.
than In the polling SO far conducted,
the Liberals are expected To throw
the balance much more largely in
their faor
Irish Hold balance of Power.
The returns SO far warrant the
confident prediction that the Con
scrvative plurality over the Liberals
alone in the next parliament uhll not
be more than four or five. The Lib
erals arc claiming to-day that they
VIII even maintain their plurality,
which IN the last parliament was two
over the Conservatives. Accepting
the mast sweeping claims Of the Con-
servatives. the result viii still give
the Liberals and Laborites a majority
of about twenty This means that
the Irish will again WELD the balance
Of power.
May Involve Crown.
II the Irish continue their present
belieose attitude toward the Lords.
there Ia the widest conjecture as to
what they Will do in the event OF the
kings weakening on the proposal to
change the complexion of the upper
house by swapping II with Liberal
peers. They have II in their power
To force another early election and
IN involve the crown in the most seri-
Gus political controversy that has en-
gagged the throne for decades.
Would Insure Home Rule.
1t 10 the knowledge OF this fact
by the king that gives rise to the
belief in the minds OF MANY Liberals
a belief that is not at all general.
however--that George viii grant the
demands of the ministry make the
House Of Lords Liberal body and
thus insure the speedy grant or home
rule to ireland.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-06
TO RELIEVE MERCHANTS
OF LICENSE TAXES

NORFOLK. VA, Dec. Fin the
Norfolk council tonight a movement
will be started to abolish the license
taxes which merchants now have to
pay. II Is intimated that an effort
will be made to transfer the burden
TO the liquor dealers in order to make
UP the revenue needed. An effort will
aiso he made To hasten the adop-
ton Of the antt-gamhling ordinance.
This measure is objected To by the
owners OF property. who are held
eUsponsihle by the ordinance for the
actions of those to whom they rent.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-06
CAvE-IN COVERING
BROKEN BY SNOW
EIGHT INCHES FELL AT STAUN.
TDN. PROVING TOO MUCH OF
STRAIN ON CEMENT WORK.

Now II the time for all good men to
STAUNTON. VA. Dec. Slight
inches Of snow fell here yesterday and
last night. according to the measure
ment OF the loca. s-sathcr observer.
The weight broke through the upper
cement covering which a contractor
had built over the cave-in on the
property of Prof. G. T. Wilson. The
repairs made by the city in the streets
we're not affected.