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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-06-17
ADJUSTMENTS
THE GRAND TODAY.

Matinee and Night.
The Pre- JUDGE Of Pierre
when Mans Married"
The Musketeer."
"The sleuth."
Microscopic Views"
"Fathery Love"
The Grand is Offering its patrons
an unusually large program TODAY
matinee and night. consisting Of the
above six select pictures.
Prejudice of Pierre Marie" Here
we have a French-Canadian drama
among the fishermen Of the coast
Thrilling, romantic and pathetic in
situations and climax. Jean and
Pierre are rivals for the hand of
Babbette, as the story goes. Bah cite
finally accepts Pierre for her hus-
tand. Jierre becomes jealous of Jean
and orders him from The house.
Pierre under the cover of darkness.
ventures on smuggling trip. The
officers catch him and in his attempt
70 escare is shot. He manages to
reach his home, where Jean happens
to he at the time and shows his 10y
atty and friendship 10 the man who
has mistrusted him DO not fail to
see this thrilling story at the Grand
today
When a Mans Married His Trou-
bles Begin. You cannot afford TO
miss this bright comedy of bright
bits and brilliant hits. To say that
this is Vitagraph with the two cute
girls and all the other famous Vita
! sraph actors is sufficient. The strain
of business has been too great for
Jack Howard Mabel, his wife. in
sists that he take a vacation. He
takes his camera with hi1a, but there
| is also theatrical man on the train
with a camera The cameras get
mixed and to see what Jacks wife
does for him when he brings home
the camera with photographs of bur
lesque company in it, will make you
laugh some.
Now we want to be perfectly frank
with you in the beginning and tell
ven iha' W ere show az s>~a Of The
al owe picture for the second time.
but on account of so much favorable
! comment, we have gone to a little ex.
ira expense to hold these pictures
to give every one an opportunity to
see them. We regret that the lack
of space prevents our describing
them all. but come to the Grand to.
day and he convinced that the above
program is very amusing.
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mon
Mr ard Mrs. James Gibbs, OF Mad
ison. are the guests Of Mr. and Mrs-
W. R. Cox.
Misses Clara and Polly Wood are
spending a few days in Wayeross
with relatives.
Ars. J. A. Williamson and family
leave next week to spend some time
on St. Simon.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Gale and family
leave in a few days to spend the sum-
mer at their cottage on st. Simon.
Mrs. f. w. Fleming and children,
of Jacksonville, viii arrive shortly to
spend some time on st. Simon.
81.
Mrs. Roy Carter and little daug1-
ters, of Atlanta, have arrived to
spend some time with Mr.. Carter.
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Mrs. Ernest Arnheiter. who has
been the guest of Mrs. c. Arnheiter
for the past several days, left last
night for Chicago. her future home.
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,1rs James v. Freeman and little
sons Of Jacksonville. are the guests
Of DR.. J A. Puts for a few days, be-
fore going 70 the island TO spend
some time
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Mrs. Max Isaac and guest, Mrs ]
oinstein, Of Louisiana, leave Mon
day for Jacksonville, 70 visit rela
tiYes. Theyswill also spend some time
in Nassanville before retarnlne .one
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Society
A SUMMER MOOD

A SUMMER MOOD
0 to be lost in the wind and the SIM
TO be one with the grass ana the
stream
With never a ware while the waters
run,
With never a thought in my dream,
To be part Of the robins fitting cali,
And part Of the bobolink's chime,
Lying close to the shy thrush singing
9ione,
And Tapped il the crickes yne.
O, to live with those care-free ones,
With the lust and glory Of man.
Lost in the circuit of springtime suns
Submissive as earth. and part Of
her plan.
To lie as the snake lies, content in
the grass;
To drift as the clouds drift-efTort-
less, free,
Glad Of the power that drives them on
With never a question of wind or
sea- Hamlin Garland,
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walker.HopIsins Wedding in sa

Walker-Hop<ins Wedding in savan-
nah.
The Savannah News Of yesterday
said:
"This afternoon at Grace Episcopal
church. Miss Emily Walker, the at
tractiye young daughter of Mrs. Alex
ander Walker and Mr. J, NJ Hopkins,
formerly of Darien, were married only
members of the immediate family
being present. The ceremony was
performed by Father Heigham I'M
mediatefy after the marriage Mr.. and
Mrs. Hopkins left for eastern points
for trip Of several weeks. Mr.. Hop
klns is superintendent of the Hebard
Cypress company, at Waycross, and
is general manager of the Waycross
and Southern railroad, Previous TO
owing to Waycross the bride had
lived in Savannah for number Of
years"
Mr. r. r. Hopkins. has often visited
Brunswick and has many friends
here.
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Social Items
80. Mis a Do.oen ny. o ,9, a ,,, ' ~ :"
Mrs. George Palmer Smith and
children leave next week for st. ST
Coffee is an irritant
Where it is not even suspected.
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DEAFNESS CANNOT BE CURED

DEAFNESS CANNOT BE CURED
BY local application. as they cannot
reach the diseased portion Of the ear.
Tnere is only one way to cure deaf
ness, and that is by constitutional
remedies. Deafness is caused by an
inflamed condition Of the mucous
lining Of the eustachian tube. When
this tube is inflamed you have rum
bling sound or imperfect hearing, and
wien il is entirely closed, deafness is
the result, and unless the inflammation
can be taken out and this tute re-
stored ID its normal condition, hear
ing win be destroyed forever; nine
cases ont Of ten are caused by ca
tarrh, which is nothing but an inflam-
ed condition of the mucous surfaces
We will give One Hundred Dollars
for any case of Deafness Caused By
catarIh) that cannot be cured by
Halls Catarrh Cure. Send for cireu-
lars, free
F. J. CHENE & CO, Toledo o.
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for consti-
patton.
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BE sure and attend Sig Leyison's
fire sale.
Wanted, regular table boarders at
Glynn Cafe.
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Full line Of sundrles at Van Brunfs
Bicycle Shop
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rHoueHr COS THE DAY.

! expect to pass through this world
but once. Any good thing, therefore,
that can do or any kindness ! can
show to any fellow man let me do it
now. Let me not defer nor neglect It
for I shall not pass again Stephen
nreilet
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1T cured me-" or 1T sa,ed the life
Of my child" are the expressions you
eilar every day about Chamberlain s
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Rene.
dy, This is true the world over
where this valuable remedy has been
introduced 10 other medicine in
use for diarrhoea or bowel complaints
las received such general approval.
The secret Of the success of Cham
berlain's Collie, Cholera and Diar-
rhoea remedy is that it cures. Sold
y E. c. Bruce. Druggist.
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TOLEYSKTDNEYPTLLS
Foa BAeKAeng k'e@Evs Ano BLs Noka

Be sure and attend Sig Levison's
fire sale
La Junta tribune., 1911-07-15
Mrs. chiiders Some Better.

Mrs. J. J. Childers. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Howe. tainted in
her fathers store last Wednesday
morning. and for a time was In
very critical condition. She was
taken to her home on Carson avenue.
and later when physicians advised
that an operation would be necessary
TO save her life. was taken In an
ambulance to the City Hospital. After
the operation Mrs. Childers was in
very critical condition. so much so
that her husband. who is in Califor-
mia. and her brothers and sisters in
Colorado Springs and Albuquerque
were summoned to come home at
once. On Thursday there was some
Improvement. and yesterday no symp-
toms OF an alarming nature, with
every prospect that she would soon
be convalescing.
La Junta tribune., 1911-07-15
sued for 5000 Damages.

AS result CT the Fourth OF July
beligerency CT Pey,on Jones. who
made an unproyoked assault upon Ira
Worman while the latter was en-
joying himself by filling the aimos-
phere with fireworks, he finds him
self the defendant In a suit for s. 900
damages. filed in the district court
last Tuesday by Worman's attorney.
Earl Sabin ZONES was served with a
summons in tie suit last Tuesday
afternoon by Undersheriff Deyine. just
as he was about to climb aboard No.
l2 for the east II. Is summoned
to appear in the district court to
answer to the complaint In an ac-
ton brought TO recover 5000 as
damages for injuries caused TO Wor-
man by an assault and battery COM
mitted on the night OF July 4th. with
costs and such other and further re-
lief as TO the cour, may seem prop
er. Besides the damage suit there
is a criminal action against Jones for
assault and battery. on which he is
now at liberty on 500 bond.
La Junta tribune., 1911-07-15
Rocky Ford Murderer, Arr.isned.
Bob Harris. INC Rocky rnrd negI

Bob Harris. the Rocky Ford negro.
who shot and killed Marshal Craig OF
that city on the night Of July 18th.
and shot and seriously wounded
Night Marshal Ripper. was brought
to La Jun,a last Tuesday morning
and arraigned In the district court
on charge OF murder In the first de
gree His trial was set for August
1th, and special ysnire for fifty
jurymen has been issued to try the
case. When the Information, charg-
ing him with murder in the first de-
gree. was read to him. Harris enter.
ed plea OF not guilty.
At the same time. Joseph Harris,
father OF the murderer. and Clara
Harris, his mother. who have been
confined in the county Jail In La
Junta since the night Of the murder
were arraigned on the same charge.
both entering plea of not guilty.
The trial Of Joseph Harris was set
for August 10th. and that of Clara
Harris for August l4fh.
Bob Harris was brought down from
Pueblo on No COS. and there were
very few people In La Junta who
knew that he was TO have an arraign.
ment Before the arraignment was
concluded. however. the fact that
there was something doing In the
district court room go, noised abroad
and probably 100 people were present
when IL was all over Harris was
represented by Lyman I. Henry. OF
Pueblo. his services having been Sc
cured by the parents OF the murder
er. who mortgased their property In
Rocky Ford for si25 since the trax-
edy took place Henry is one of the
leading attorneys of Pueblo. and
several years ago was a candidate for
district Judge. II Is understood that
Harris will make plea of selfde-
Tense. He points to hole on his
right temple and other wounds on
his head. which he says were inflicted
by the Rocky Ford Officers at the
time OF the mix-up on the night OF
the tragedy.
At the conclusion OF the arraign.
ment In the district court Harris was
hustled into an automobile. aud all
the speed limits that La Junta ever
had were violated In taking him TO
the depot to catch No. H. Tie was
accompanied by Sheriff Potter and
NJ. \. Lee. and AT Pueblo was taken
to the county Jail where he viii be
confined until his trial comes up
on August 7th On is way 10 Pueblo
Harris made the assertion that nelth-
er his father or mother had anything
to do with the shooting OF the of.
ficers and that he alone was the hero
Of both tragedies.
La Junta tribune., 1911-07-15
Death os Jehn n. Rapp.

John II. Rapp. after an illness en.
tending over period Of nearly two
years. during which he made u brave
fight TO regain his shattered health.
suceumbed to the grim reaper and
passed away at his home In this
city last Monday night Less than a
month ago he returned home from TX.
c,lsior Springs. Mo. where he had
gone In the hope OF securing relief
from the malady that afflicted him.
but returned home discouraged and
disheartened. knowing that the In.
eyitable. which sooner or later comes
TO US all. VAS only a matter of
very short period OF time.
John IL Rapp MAS born In Washing.
ton. ID. C.. and had he lived until
September 18th OF III. present year
would have been for,y-nine yesrs Of
age. For many years he vas In the
employ Of the wclls-farso Express
Company. and In 1893 Was appointed
agent for the company at this point.
since which time he has been res.
ident Of La Junta- He resigned his
position With the express company =
year or t~o later and engaged In tn.
grocery business In a small way on
West First Street lie prospcred
and built up thriving trade and In
= short time moved into the quarters
In the Central block occupied by him
a, the time OF his death. lie leaves
a widow and t~o sons. Harry. and
Herbert. who have the deep sympathy
OF all In their great Bereavement.
Tn. funeral took piac. from the
Catholic church last "wednesday
morning at 10 O'Clock. services being
conducted by Rev. Father Niiy. and
being attended by a hos, Of sorrow.
Ing friends. The interm.nt took place
In Calvary cemetery.
La Junta tribune., 1911-07-15
I 2N1tNRt RtDALnHNH

Trade at the Palace Drug Store.
Livery and transfer. Barr & Rose.
phone Junta s2.
For Rent-Two rooms In McNeen
building. Inquire OF James McNeen.
G. S. Thompson. undertaken and
embalmer. Day phone. Junta 25s;
night phone. red 25si.
Mayhe~ House Furnishing Co.. un-
dertakers and embalmers. Phone
East a.. night phone Junta ~.
Gem" flour. best in the market.
Every sack guaranteed or money re-
funded La Junta Milling Company.
Money TO loan on farm property
OF short notice, no commission. See
Charles F. Helm. Room 3. Miller
Hale block.
Four thousand acres OF wild grass
pasture. 10 cents per month per
head. or will lease pasture for sea
son. Inquire OF Frank Day.
For Sale-Desert claim. relinquish-
ment: 100 and 400 acres OF fine land
between La Junta and Pueblo; ditch
soon ready. bargain. Address
Kroner. care OF La Junta Hotel
Rob't W Patterson returned home
from Denver Thursday morning.
where he had been attending the ses-
sions OF the Colorado Bankers Asso-
citation which was In session there on
Tuesday and Wednesday OF this week
For Sale Cheap-Two glass front
doors that have adorned the entrance
way to the Tribune office for many
years. also a transom. very large.
bargain To any one in need. In
quire at this office.
]. +. Treasure. our new superin-
tendent Of schools. arrived In la
Junta Thursday morning. and will at
once commence familiarizing him
self with the work OF which he has
charge next year. His family is at
present visiting relatives in Kinks.
VILE. Mo. but will join him as soon
as he can find a habi,ation and
home.
Mrs Mabel Hin died al the City
Hospital last Tuesday. after a brief
illness. aged tweniy-one years She
had been resident Of La Junta for
about three months. and had been
Keeping house for her brother. VII
liam Gilmore. a boilermaker who Is
employed In the local shops The
remains were taken TO Syracuse Kan.
Wednesday. where the funeral took
place the same day from the Mctho-
dist church. Among the floral Of
La Junta tribune., 1911-07-15
Wonderiy's Theater.

All week We have had nice bust
ness. and We surely appreciate the
feelings of the good people. We knew
our best to make you comfortable al
to entertain you. We want to call
your especial attention TO the act
coming Monday-Gardene and Bar
ber. Remember this is the eele-
brated Miss Belle Gardener. Worlds
champion lady bag puncher. A great
act
La Junta tribune., 1911-07-15

ferings was very elaborate and
beautiful one given by the boiler
walkers OF the local shops.
Dr. ". ". Moore lefs last Tuesday
for Oiathe, Kan, where he was sum
moned by telegram announcing the
serious Illness OF his mother. Later
Telegram was received from DR..
Moore announcing that his mother
had passed away on Wednesday morn
ing, the funeral taking place Thurs
day afternoon.
Directors OF the First National
Bank OF Fowler held meeting Tues.
day to elect new president to sue
ceed the late j. S Solseth, The
choice f.ll to r. J. Barnard. and A.
Waddington was made vice president
Aside from these there were no
other changes. and the bank will con-
tinue to be conducted along the
came conservative lines as In the
past.-Fowler Tribune
Mr.. and Mrs. II. r Lebrecht. of
Kansas City. Mo. are expected to
arrive In La Junta this morning on
No. II for months visit with Mrs
Lebrech,s father, c. b. Baldridse
Mr. and Mrs c. W. Simons. OF Las
Animas. will Join them later and to-
gether they will occupy a cottage In
stratton Park for a months outing in
the shadow of Pixies Peak
Mrs. William ReEan and Mrs. +.
l.. McGheeney returned home on No.
8 Thursday morning from Syracuse.
Kan. to which place they secompan-
led the remains OF Miss Mabel Hin
as the funeral escor, OF the Frater-
nal Aid Society OF which the de
ceased was member. While in
Syracuse the funeral party were
guests OF Mr. and Mrs Ed Hooker.
Lee Gillen received a letter from
his son. Frank. one day this week.
from Shawnee. Okla. which chron-
icles the painful tale that all OF the
crops around that section Of country
are burned up. and that there are
500 vacant houses in the town. When
you feel inclined TO be gloomy Just
pat yourself on the back and be
thankful that ii Is as wen with you
as 1t is.
Mrs. Ola Collins. OF Springfield
Ohio. and Mrs Gertrude Smith. OF
Dayton. Ohio. who have been guests
of their grandfather. r p. stephen.
son. coming to assist him In celc-
bratins his eighty-third birthday. with
their children. Edwin Collins and Ey-
crett Smith. left Thursday morning
for Colorado Springs and Denver for
a brief outing and sightseeing trip
before returning to their eastern
home
La Junta tribune., 1911-07-15
oAssesii oevhls p<es1sv.

Al Passine Park tomorrow Af
s~rnoon there will BE- . double header
game of baseball for the price Of one
admission--:s cents The elrst game
viii b. between the Ra,o~ Santa ~
and the Ia junsa Santa r.. THIS
sMl - the firss Appesrnn~s os the
shop team. recently orxanisrd ~ A.
h. Oliver. In their nev uniforms. end
Il 10 aaid that . nr.,.cisss article
At hall viii b. put up. soms membsss
a the team having had i~asve II.
rsrseace. TIE flts, xasse vtn -
called promptly at o'cbock. TIE
seroaA sans viii b. between the
Puebso Aoose and the L. juata
Aesse. ros are invited = ee0e ost
49, hsep The local Aoose ruee. an1
- tvo fast sases for ~ petcs e
sos s10isstsa.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-11
BsBEE REVIEW sSBEE ARlzUNA
RODGERS HOLD RECORD
 FOR LONG DISTANCE
Aviator Found Yesterday a Bully Day for
 Flying

MARSHALL. Mo. Oct. lO.-E Exceed ing the worlds record for a cross country aeroplane flight by l33 miles. speeding through the air at times at the rate Of seventy miles an hour. c. P. Rodgers, the coast to coast avia- tor. landed here at 4:23 this after noon. The former record. .2C5 miles. was made by Harry Atwood in his recent flight from St. Louis to New York.
 Tt was bully day for a flight, said Rodgers as he stepped from his \eroplane. TT | had started earlier would surely have tried 10 reach Kan. sas City tonight"
 Rodgers win start tomorrow for that city, He started from Spring field, IT,. at S:35 this morning. and flew 2l4 miles before he alighted here. He stopped twice, at Nebo. Mo. and Thompson, Mo, to replenish his gasoline.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-11
A FANATlcAL TENDENCY

A peculiar case Of religious fana- tiacism or halucinatiou was tried yes terday in the probate court with the assistance Of Drs. Hughes and Tafel of Phoenix, and R. L. Alexander of Tempe.
 A man by the name of Turner of Tempe, who says he is a member of the Church of Gcd has of late, ac- cording to himself and the neighbors. teen busy trying 10 drive the devil out of his kfe. He has set up a SC sere system Of family discipline which has finally led the wife 10 sue for divorce.
 The paTticular episode in his ca reer which resulted in his trial as to bis sanity occurred recently in con. nection with his boy, who died about a year ago. Before the funeral he ordered the family to pray for his resurrection, while he was gone from home When he returned he found the boy buried and immediately se- cured tools to dig up the corpse, tell ing the family to prepare bread and milk for the boy when he should rise from the dead He was prevented from disinterring the corpse.
 Lately a warrant was sworn out charging him with insanity and the trial resulted.
 It was decided by the court that he was not so crazy as to be sent to the asylum. That he was very fanatical but not more crazy than many others. He was lectured severely by the court and by the physicians and advised to let up a little on family discipline. One of the witnesses testified that he and all his church believed in resur- rection through prayer if the suppli- ant had faith enough It seems that Turner is a preacher in Che church of God
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-11
LABOR ENTERS PROTEST
 AGAINST 4 LIBEl
The Charge That the MCNa- maraS Were Guilty of
 Dynamiting

CLEVELAND. Oct. 10.-Charges that trade unionism throughout the country is being libelled by a general insinuation that the McNamara broth CTS and the organization Of which they are members, are guilty of dyna- hitting the Los Angeles Times plant, were made today by President John A. Von. of the Ohio federation of labor. at the opening of the annual state convention.
 The federation unanimously adopt ed a resolution vigorously protesting against the legged mistreatment the McNamaTas have received since their arrest.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-11
OBJECT LESSON HELD UP AGAIN
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this country to maintain it's navy in powerful fleets.
 There are three great fleet organi- zations in the American navy. The North Atlantic fleet is the most for midable of the three. and is now re garded as the greatest body Of fight ing ships in the world. The Pacific fleet is not SO strong. while the Asia tis fleet is the least powerful.
 How The Nations Stand.
 Germany comes either second or third in naval strength, while France is fourth and Japan fifth. France, Gefmany and Japan are the three ri vals in naval power with which the United States must compete and it Is to keep ahead of this procession that the bigger navy advocates cry out for more batt,eships in each years budget.
 The war between Turkey and It. aiy coming a few weeks before the meeting Of the next congress may kneck in the head all the economy ideas of the democratic house of re- presentattyes in so far as the naval appropriations are concerned. It may be that four new battleships will be authorized.
 Of course the development of the flying machine has served to cause a pause in enormous expenditures for battleships and armies, because nobody yet knows what dam. age these aerial craft are capable of, yet the achievements of the Ital- ian navy, and the arguments 10 be deducted from them may override all objections and result in a new naval program. This is the strong hope of {, the bigger navy advocates.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-11
FOUR MORE SENATOR'S
 IN LORIMER MIRE
They Had Not Been Previously Mentioned in Connection
 With Scandal

CHICAGO. Oct. i0.-John NJ. Pei. fers of Aurora, former secretary to former Senator Samuel Hopkins gave new turn to tfs testimony in the Lorimer investigation before the fed oral senate committee today when he named four men whom he said he suspected of voting improperly or cor ruptly for Lorimer.
 He named Senators Downing. Field stack. Bursett and Lawrence. He said that all but Fieldstack were follow CTS of Hopkins He based his asser- tions on his personal impression ol the men, and inc observations he made of their actions but he admitted that there was no proof Of corruption against any of them.