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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-03-14
THE CLYDEL LINE
81.
WILL: IMPROVE
[ LOCAL SERVICE:
SIX SHIPS PER WEEK WILL SOON
ts
BE PUT ON .8Y the
HANDSOME Pssseooer Steane~a VIII
stop BY Hero En- Roats to ard
From Fioridz-To AfFpnd Ma@e~
Route to Jacksonvltae.

Mr.. A. W. Pys. general passenger
agent of the Clyde Steamship Co. and
Mallory Steamship Co, with head.
quarters at New York, was in Bruins
wick for a few hours Sunday after.
noon, en- .,roate home from a five
weeks trip through the soata and
southwest in the interest Of the pas
senger business of the two steamship
companies.
Mr.. Pye reports unprecedented pas
senger business. for the past season
and steps are being taken to provide
additional passenger Accommodations
for the lines to Brunswick, Charles
ton and Jacksonville.
The Clyde Steamship company is
also just completing one of the most
magnificent passenger and freight
terminals in the country at jackson
vile, and expect to occupy same
within, the next. few weeks.
Plans are now being made, which,
il carried out, will give the GLIDE
Steamship Co. service from Bruns-
wick to Jacksonville, as we'll as from
Brunswick to New York, as it is
contemplated by. the company to op
crate six sailings week to Jat'k-
sonville, four Of the ships calling at
Charleston apd' two at Brunswick ani
IL this arrang cement Is put into ef-
feet the ship making Charleston on
the souttrbound' trip wip, call in at
Brunswick ;north-bonnd, and the ship
calling at Brunswick on the south
hound trip will call ili.aM Cha iieston
north-bound, giving the Brunswick
route six ships in therservice instead
OF three. as at present, also gTlng
! this city the, largest ships in the
Clyde service, ,~-and also. ADVERTISING
lBrunswieh through, haging several
Hundted passengers, both north and
'fSouth bound via Brunswick each
Week. y ~, fs. sasi & 4
+ No definite announcement concern
ing this new service has'yet oeen an
nounced by the company, but it is un-
derstood that, the new schedule will
go into effect.sas soon as the arrange
ments can be made. <ss n q, nv
This service will mean much to
Brunswick Not only will it give the
city an additional number of shins.
but it. means that the handsome pas
senger steamers of the Clyde line
will enter this port ard will take
care OF the passenger business be-
tween Brunswick and New York, and
at the same time it will give the city
a most desirable water route to Jack
sonville.
Mr.. Pye was in the city for only
short time, but he was warmly
welcomed by large number OF
friends here He was formerly con-
nected with the local agency of the
Clyde line.
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TO INVESTIGATE
THE NEW FORM
OF GOVERNMENT
5RuNSWick's COUNCIL DECIDES
TO LOOK INTO TIE, CON-
MISSION PLAN. 4
Resolution Providing for III nm.
ooirts.ent of Committee efs&s
an investigation Was Pass.! by
Tho Soions LAST Niqttt.

TAs first actual move loohirg u.
the adoption Of TIE commission forn,
OF goyer1 ment for the city of Bruins.
wick VAS made last night. Much cas-
been said and written about this new
plan Of city government and in the
cities where it has been tried it las
proven to be d great success. rev
erue saver, etc.
At the meeting Of council last nigo
Alderman J. Hunter Hopkins, the
well-kno"n young medter frou tie
first ward. introduced 4 resolution
providing for the appointment OF Il
c0mmittea Of tlrree members CT CoGn-
Gil and three LEGAL business men to
consider lac aGyisability OF adopting
TIE commission plan for be city.
As is generally known this new
idea OF city governing is represented
By several different forms and this
special committee is asked to give
them all careful consideration and
theu report hack to council its rec
concentrations as 10 which one is best
suited to the needs Of Brunswick.
TIE resolution OF Mr. Hopkins did
not meet with 2. dissenting vote vie:
read by the clerk last night, eact
member and the full board was pres
enr voting for it.
Mayog Butts announced taat he
ucald name tie special committee
9 q later date.
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the federa1s were worsted. General
BlancO, through an interpreter, said
the rebels could account for only one
killed, two missing and the loss OF
two horses.
The rebel chief was especially eag-
er for news regarding action of the
United States troops. When informed
that federal troops were advancing
toward Aqua Priesta, Blanco said:
There will be more guns for us to
capture"
Led Sortie in Person.
According to Captain Harry Wheel
er about one-third of Blanco's force
of 525 men were engaged in the hat
tie. Blanco led the sorte in person.
General Chiapa, with 50 men, is re-
ported moving rapidly from Montezu-
ma to Nocozari.
Diaz Enjoys Health.
. Mexico City, March 13.- For the
purpose of refuting published rumors
to the effect that ne is on the verge
OF collapse President Diaz yesterday
granted an audience and interview
with representative of tn Associ.
ated Press. Although thebusiest man
in Mexico, the president was by no
means i'll, or overworked and walked
with the military erectness which
has always characterized him.
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A Half Holiday
Each Saturday
Brunswick MroiesaIe Dealers Agree
Not to Sell After O'Clock on
Saturdays During Summer.

Effective on the first Saturday in
ADril, all OF the wholesale stores in
Brunswick will close st one o'clock
each Saturday during the remainder
OF the summer, thus giving the clerks
a half holiday every Saturday, This
rule was in force in the city last
year, ana while il worked no fard-
ship whatever on the customers Of
the wholesalers or : ON the dealers
themselves. it proved q popular plan
for the clerks. The merchants this
year again readily agreed to the plan
and the following was issued yes
terday:
We. the undersigned wholesale
grocers, feed and commission mer-
Odants OF the city of Brunswisk,
hereby agree not to sell any goods to
the retail dealers of the city of
Brunswick after one o'clock p. nj. on
Saturday of each week, from the first
Saturday in April, 1911, to the last
Saturday in Septemh, 1911, it being
understood that any sale made prior
to one o'clock can be delivered at
any time. This is to include all goods
we handle except strictly perishable
goods. and becomes effective when all
have signed.
Signed.
The Downing Company, p. Borch'
0rdt & Co, J. J. Lissner, n. W. Find
ley, V. c. Bourne & Co., the Lott
Lewis Co, J. NJ. Hoodenpyle, Armour
& Co., G. A. Taylor, J. NJ. Bufrett.
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Bought $
Z By Lang GO,r
ga SssH, Door. sno Sling plant. Wi
Again Be Put Into !.
Operation.


Larg & Orr, the we'll known plan
ing mill. firm, has just closed a deal
for the purchase of the plant OF the
old Brunswick Sash, Door and Blind
factory Out on Cochran avenue, and
they anuounee.t that = soon as. a n,.G4-
Der OF repairs can re made on the
Fplant Wat sSill ne mt into opera
ton. It is likely that he plant will
be running ~ithin two weeks.
This factory, which was established
several years ago by several local
business men, has been closed for
some tire. 1t was sold about two
years ago to the Brunswick Bank and
Trust company and has not been in
operation since that time. The plant
IL is understood, is equipped with up
to-date machinery for the manufac,
ture OF sash, doors and blinds.
Lang & Orr. the new owners, were
/ both formerly conpeetsds with the
factory, and they now operate the
Andersen planning mill on Mansfield
street They announce that both the
plants will be operated by them in
future
The sale of this plant and the an
nouncement that it will soon ibe put
into operation means the employment
of number of men and will no doubt
add considerably to the weekly pay
rolls of the city. The, firm will at
once begin preparing, the eplant for
operation. 9 :
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Baseball Will
Be Discussed
Local Association to Hold Meeting
Tonieht-May Make Plan for
Coming Season.


s.
| The brunswick Baseball associa-
ton will hold % meeting at o'clock
tonight in the directors room of the
Gynn County bank for the purpose of
discussing the basel all situation for
the coming year. All members of the
association, as well as all fans or
the city who are interested in the
subject are invited 10 attend the
meeting.
The plans of the association for
the coming season will be discussed
and it will proI ably be decided
whether or not Brunswick is to have
team in the field this summer.
The members of the association, OF
course, are in favor of at once or.
ganizing a team and getting in readi-
ness for the season, and it is for the
purpose OF entering into a full dis
cussion OF the. matter that the meet.
ing has been called for tonight.
with a fine new ball park and ex.
sellent street car facilities, 1t is to
be hoped that fast team will be put
In the field this season.
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CHARGED WITH AWFUL CRIME.
Massachusetts, Man Sold Child Candy
on Sunday.

on Sunday.
Great Darlington, Mass, March IL.
Charged with selling five cents
worth of candy to a child on Sun.
day, Maurice Joseph OF Housatonic,
has been found guilty and will be
sentenced today.
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DO DOLLAR eREENsACl 4 !
Instead Uncle Sam jWilI SIit Ur
Large Silver Certificatea.

Washington, March 13.-The plan
to issue dollar greenbacks has been
been found that the conversion of
silver certificates of large denomina-
tons into dollar bills would satisfy
existing demands.
There are about $25,OOO,OOO in large
denomination silver certificates
which will be retired and dollar notes
issued in their places. There has
Geen no dollar greenbacks since 1885.
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ANOTHER STREET
WILL BE PAVED
MILLIONS ANNJ
ALLY WILL BE ASSURED TO
THE GOVERNMENT.
United States Supreme Court Rem
de@s Decision Holding tre Tax Con-
: s.!estiorai-TNno Real Estate Trusts
,ESer.p:ed BY cou-.

1'as city cornell is keepsng pace
wita cae new spirit nor stirring
Bru1s sN;cx.
Al last aights session OF the city
soions, Alderman Mltcaslscn, the new
nerls--ss.r from tse second ward, DEM
onstrate5 the fact that he stands for
puoltG Improvement OF a permanent
charaete<. He Therefore introduced
an ordina0ce providing for the paw.
ing with vitrified brick Of f street,
from Newcastle to Bay. The orGi.
nance vas placed on the first read
ing aaC since no objection las been
heard against it, it Is safe to predict
taat It Tiu pass at the next session
Of COUNCIL
F street is one of the r,ost popu-
lar thor0ughfares in the city, LEADING &
to the Union station and in it's pres
ent condition il does not present a.
very attractive appearance to visit
ors wnO are compelled to travel it.
AS soc- as the council passes this
ordinance. advertisements will se i'll.
serted IL leading newspapers for
bids 20 tie contract which is. 10 be
nus'Nec rs rapidly as possible
Tkls contemplated imnrQyetnen
will 1tc greatly to the appearance Of
that section OF the city,
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New York, March 13-THe market
weakened on the announcement OF
tie supreme courts decision on the
corporation law tax. The list imme-
diately rebounded to its best prices
and grew dull.
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A BUSY MEETING
HELD LAST NIGHT
by CITY COUNCIL
NUMBER OF ROUTINE MATTERs
" BEFORE soLoNs At REeu-
LAR MEETING.
Board Of Tax Assessors Submitted
Their Report for Present Year
>.
"A Nur.oor Of Other Matters Wsr~
Up for Action.

The city council met in regular ses.
sion last night. Taose present were:
Mayor Butts and Alderman Cook, Leo,
Hopkins, Boyle, Calnan, Mitch elson,
Mckinnon and Ludwig
Under the head of petitions and
Communications, the following were
received:
From Mrs. M. G. Young, asking for
refund on account of over assess
menr Of personal tax. Referred to
committee on taxes and revenues.
From Joseph Mack, asking for a
refund OF $40 on account of over
taxes paid since 1905. Referred to
same committee.
From the Brunswick Advar~
Assn. asking for a ciry lease of
additional land adjoining the land
recently leased TO said association,
and by it decided for factory pur-
poses 10 the Southeastern Yaryan
Naval Stores company, Wiro are to
erect plant thereon. The land al
ready leased is not large enough,
referred to the special committee
handling TIE matter.
This committee Immediately gave
consideration to the az owe petition
and reported favorably on the same
Council promptly adopted the repor,
of the committee.
Tlis is just another little evidence
of rae quick action which Bruins
wick is prepared to give to manu-
featuring concerns, seeking site:
within her borders.
From the Wiregrass Country. |
magazine published at Triton, Ga
asking for an order to continue al
advertisement previously carried il
that publication. Refer. d to financ,
committee. During the evening tht
following standing committee reports
were received: y &aA
From the committee on sanitation
light and water, reporting favoratl
on petition for new 32 power elec
trio light on Oglethrope ST. eet
Adopted
From the committee OF cemeteries
parks and squares, reporting that ne
gotiations were still On, looking t.
the payment Of the Dayy people fo
free work in the city. Adopted.
The chief of police submitted hi
report for the month OF February
showing total collections amOuntin
to $S65.97. Ordered Filed
The city physician also subnitte'
his February report, showing a tota
Of ten deaths, four white anG 81
cOlored Ordered filed.
The city tax assessors suhmitte
their report for 1911, which show
as follows: -.
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DENMAN TO AUSTRALIA.

London, March 13.-Lord Denman
has been appointed to succeed, the
Earl of Dudley as governor genral
of Australia upon the retirement oi
the latter in July.
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81 ,o0O due he city by said hospital.
Adopted
BY the finance committee, author
izing the mayor to borrow SOTO to
take up city note, now maturing.
Adopted .:.l ,
BY Alderman Hopkins, cmpowe mg
the mayor to name a com nlttee to
look into the 'advisability #. the adop;
'tion of the commission form OF gov-
ernment for the city. Adopted. Tee
mayor will name committee later.
An ordinance by Alderman Mitchell
son, providing for the paving iof +
street, from Newcastle to Bay, was
placed on it's first reading and vas
referred to the ordinance committee.
A representative of the Amercan-ia
France company appeared before the
council and urged the city to pur-
chase an auto fire engine He ex.
planned the difference in the price Of
the Savannah machine and the one
offered to the city, ~ the SavaI.
nah machine was smaller and did not
contain new, Improvements now N
, the standard machine. Hh3 fire com.
mittee having the mater in charge
will 90 into the matter today.
Current bills for the month, provid-
erly approved and audited, were
placed in course Of settlement, after
which council adjourned. .
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The city engineer, through chair
man J. II. Leo, of the public works
committee submitted estimates for
general public WORKS amounting to
s6,10S.O0.
He also submitted an estimate OF
81, 10000 as cost Of sewer exten-
sions proposed on Wolf street Re
ferred to committee on public works.
The following resolutions were in
troduced:
BY Alderman McKinnon. providing
for the leasing of certain property
to the Brunswick Advancement assO-
Yanyan Naval Stores company for SO
years at a rental Of s25 per year.
Adopted
BY Alderman McKinnon, providing
for the deciding in fee simple, for the
consideration OF $3.50 the land need
ed by the Southeastern Yanyan Naval
Stores company, to the Brunswick
Advancement association. The rasC-
luton also asks the Glynn members
of the legislature to pass the neces-
sary legislation giving the city the
power to deed such land. Adopted.
BY Alderman McKinnon, providing
for city tax exemptions on property
OF the Southeastern Yaryan Naval
Stores company for a period OF ten
years, from January I, 1911. Adopt
ed.
BY the finance committee. provid-
ing for an appropriation of $4,000
for the support Of the city hspltal
for the year 1911, less the sum oi
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CORPORATION TAX
CONSTITUTIONAL
ORDINANCE INTRODUCED PRO,
viDlNo FOR NEEDED IMPROVE
-t4
MENT ON r STREET.
To BE Paved From Newcastle to the
Union Depot With Vitrified Brick
Generally Believed That the crdi-
nance Will Pass.

Washington, March 13.-THe cor
pOration tax provisions OF the Payne-
,Aldrich tariff act were sustained as
constitutional by the supreme court
Of the United States. The court Was
unanimous in its decision. and there
by source of income OF approxi-
mately $25,00O.000 annually was as
sured to the government. OF all the
objections to the tax raised by suits
in all parts of the country to nullify
the law, the court did hold that the
tax was not applicable to real es-
tate trusts of Boston which are or.
ganized not under any statute. but
under common law. The law was
held not applicable TO the Miune-
apolis Syndicate, a real estate con-
cern, on the ground that it was not
doing business" within the meaning
OF the law.
Near the outset CT the opinion is
the statement that the tax is imposed
not upon franchises of corporations,
Irrespective of their use in business,
nor upon property of cOrpOratins, but
upon the doing of corporations or in
surance business. and with respect
to carrying on there in sum equiya-
lent to one per cent of the entire
net income over and above five mil
lion dollars received from ali sources
during the year.
"That is, when imposed in this
manner, this is tax upon tie doing
of business with advantages which
inhere in peculiarities of advantages
OF joint stock organizations of the
a. aracter desited. AS large ofgani7a-
tions share many benefits of corpor-
ate organization. it may Ne described
generally as tax upon doing hpsi'
MSS in corporate capacity.
This tax, il is expressly stated, j;
to be equivalent 10 one per cent OF
the entire net income over and above
$5,0O0,OO0 received from all sources
during the year u
"This is the measure of tax ex
plicitly accepted by the statute.
The income is not limited to, suet
as is received; from propAIGY used
in business. strictly speakiHg biltgf,
expressly declared upon tRH entire
net income above $1,000 100000 from
sources, excluding amounts received
as dividends of stock in other corpor
atoms, joint stock companies or as
sCciations, or insurance companies al
subject to tax. -
In other words the tax is imposed
upon doing business of C2raractel
described and the measure of tax i;
to tie the income, with The deduc
ton stated received not only from
property used in business, but from
so cu0ject TO tax.
This view of measure Of tax i:
strengthened when we note that a.
to .organizatiups-, under laws OF for
.eign countries the amount of net in
come over adj above $5,Goo000' in
/ cludes that received from business
transactions and capital invested il
United States, Territories, Alaska anC
District of Columbia
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-31
will be of great value.
 How to Be Paid For?

will be of great value
 How to Be Paid For7 We do not speak officially on this, but knowing what we do of the mines we should say that Calumet & Ari- zona. with copper at the price quoted today, can keep on with it's dividends of S4 annually, pay the cost of the new plant and nor touch its present cash surplus. This has pretty strong sound. but if the metal holds at present price this result can be achieved as Iron Ore figures it. The rumOr that a special issue of stock would be made to raise the money was ridiculous.
 May Treat Custom Ores.
 It will not be surprising. when this model. modern shelter is up and running that there may be miners who will want to have their orCs treated here. They could be assured the very closest saving by these best on-earth appliances, and a big busi- ness might be done in treating ores and their concentrates or course the plant could be easily added to in case more capacity were desired, the level site permitting this with the minimum expenditure of time and money.
 Basic Lining for Converters.
 The basic lining of conyerters Is proving to be most satisfactory. It is authoritatively stated that one lin ing will last while 1000 tons of cop per are produced, or will last through the treatment Of 35,000 tons of ore. This Is most remarkable and will save an endless amount of work in comparison with the old form of lin- ing. The Great Falls converters are are known about, and that's another good thing with reference 10 the Cal umet X Arizona crowd" They have interested with them the very best brains in the smelting as well as in the mining business. They have such men as Matthewsen, Ricke;ts. and a long line Of brilliant experts in all the lines entering into this great mining. smeIting, industrial system, so they eliminate all mistakes
 Abundant Capital at Command.
 And also important, they have un- limited capital that can be drawn up on whenever needed. Just imagine, fl you can. any other set of men who would have kept Superior & Pitts burg afoat for all the years it was lifting water and spending money like -NaLaE-I demnnstfatiDg theiL -YieWal concerning this now great copper-hold- ] ing property? And the results have already emphatically proved that their ! judgment was good.
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time another mao tumbled over the back fense.
 'I understand you are the owner of 2,500 shares of Standard stock" they said simultaneously glowering at one another.
 Sherwin chuckled.
 Do you see that rooster there?' he said, 'l1is names 'Stitch-named for he Standard sewing machine. Now, supposing Stitch stands for 2,50o shares of Standard stock, whatli you give me for my roosterg''
 Fifteen thousand dollars" said the Trust" promptly.
 Twenty" roared the Standard man.
 Thirty" beloved the Trust"
 Fifty thousand dollars" said the Standard man, white faced. Sherwtn recognized him as the president of the company.
 "Fll have to consult with my prin- eipals," pleaded the Trust" man ~Wiil you hold of for half an hour7
 Fifty thousand, cne-two-three, dc I hear any more? Sold-to the pres idcnt of the Standard Sewing Ma chine company and a mighty fine Wy andOtte rooster you've bought for the money" declared the rosters owner. Would you mind stepping into the house to complete the transaction?"
 "Geordie, what's the matter2' asked his wife, half crying She had sent the president of The Standard com Iany out in the yard 10 sec her hus- band, the worthy declining 10 wait n the parlor. and the noise of the bas- gaining had come ominousiy to her ears.
 Matter? Why. I've found the hen that lays the golden eggs. and 'tain't a hen, eitheT-it's my rooster, Stitch, who stood for 2.5O0 shares of sewing machine stock, that I've just sold for | $50.0O0."
 ~Geordie." said his wife wildly. T aint crazy, ma. I've been doing little speculating in stocks right here i in town, and to keep you from worry ing, I've made you think it was hens | l was dabbling in. Stitch has stood all along for Sewing Machine Wire for the wire mill, and Twist is the thread factory. ct cotera, ct cetera.s
 When the news got to the office there vas a quick revision of opinions about old Sherwin, the bookkeeper.
 Crazy? l wish l came from the same lunatic asylum" was the envi- ous cry.
 What are yon going to do with your wealth. George?" they asked the man, busily writing in his ledgers as usual x ! Ss"Going to tbuy back my Wyandotts rooster and move to paradise" he said with chuckle.