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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-10-17
Sidelights From
Other Sanctums

5ut 7oke is UNITED states Senator!
The Augusta Chronicle says: That
was right considerable size def
Little Joe" hurled at Hoke in his
first campaign card.-Griffin News.
And Butt is Worth Seeing.
An Alabama contemporary OBJ
serves that s''the people of twenty
four states are to have a chance to
hear President Taft and to see Major
Butt. columbus Enquirer Sun.
But There are Other Summers.
The government has won what is
called a sweeping victory against the
bath tub trust, but summer has pass,
ed, so what's the use? = Charleston
Post.
Bird in the Hand is How to Turn
Loose
Judge Russell is to hold fast to the
bench and at the same time get, the
gubernatorial toga, if ne can. -Colum-
bus Ledger.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-10-17
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TnollQn thee esfimafes we're
made a year aQ0. the Conan fssi0n
states that there r. no acezaion
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EXPENSES OF THE
PANAMA CANAL
WOULD MAKE CANAL ZZVZ
HUE PAY OPERATING
EZPEHgZg
IMMEDIATE ACTION IS URGED
In Or5sY That KsvsnCs MAJ p
gtaYte6 timer ard Commit
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III hmoeiafed Press
Was6In1f1n Oef ~ Fors
shadowog fhe ear.y eonplef,on
and opening of tbe Panama Ga
ual, The ifhmian Canal Comme
sion 10 ~ annual reDorf made
public today recommended Can
rressiona legislation governng
canal tolls orQanizatIon for fhe
0DearfiOn NJ the canals and for
government ~ the canal z0ne
utilization ~ canal revenue ~
pay operating expenses and NJ r.
pay the capital invested and 9th
er acfion Expedition was urgent
~ demanded IN order 70 advise
the Commercial world NJ the use
IL may make " The great water
way Or fhc cOsf ~ sendnnQ shops
through IL and just when II will
5c opened
The commission wished ~ give
N least eighteen months notice Of
the rates ~ permit fhc world y
maritime interests time 40 read
Just their routes md ~ build new
ships md Organizc new transp0r
tbiion companics n was also
deemed desirable 10 pat the can
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JIG Removal Of Ammnnition

Austin Oct PA recommen-
dation win be- made by Adj. cGn.
Hutchings Of the Bird Legislature
that suitable appropriation bee
made for the construction of A
modern arsenal and State armory
at Camp Mabry 10 rthe storing of
the vast amount Of ammunition. AZ
so several hundred thousand dol
lars Of military property and ac-
cOutrement. now stored i'm the
basement Of the Capitol.
Should there be an explosion of
the powder and cartridges now in
the basement it would in all prob
ability not only wreck the capt
tol. but cause the death Of many
persons.
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1-- -rTg items
-1e form ~ g1r-rur-- INT
- 10ue- -te e1r1lissig1 d.
e-- special attention ~ rhe 1il-
rarv necessities The canal teng
le--l.>i . military ass=f
lu conclusion rhe commission
l0lds 70 essential that an entity b.
.sra .lsh.-i s0 Organized rtzt any
military evltinr-neg can - prop
met
il vas r-eD- erfed that on
yr-ss Criz- rt- canal nznsg-
men 20 pay dsmsges ~ Tesels in-
lUrl il pssasge 70 ~ Iucl as
rris government -us- insist on
- king complete charge ~ an vs.
ssis during that transit ~ guard
azaingr injury 80 f1e l0eks
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Minister On Serious Charge

By Associated Press:
Boston. Mass. Oct. 20.-Rev
Clarence v. T. Richardson. Bap-
fist minister was arrested here To-
day as result Of police investiga-
ton Of death Dy poisoning Of
Miss Annie Lennell a student in
the New England Conservatory of
Music He was arrested a. the
home Of Moses G.. Edmunds. faith
er Of the girl he was engaged 10
marry and on whom he was call
ing AT the time of his arrest.
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No Session Of Court Today.

b Associated Press.
Los Angeles. Cal. Oci 81
Tnerr vas 10 session Of court to-
day IN The Mcnamara trial. but
II YVES a busy day with all those
connected with the trial. Some
thirty talesmen rejoiced over the
0rder allowing them 10 stroll A.
round ont 0f doors under guard
~ baIliffs By agreement cOun-
SD VIII proceed 10 examine tales
men without full jury box Only
SIX talesInen are retained in their
rooms.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1911-10-27

Sheriff Scurry county Ie"
Snyder, Texas. Oct ~, 1911
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Missionaries Warned.

- Associated Press.
Pekin. China. Oct. 2l-Ameri-
can Missionaries IN this province
have been warned BY students
that there win be- a revolutionary
outbreak in and around Pekin to-
morrow Some fears are enter
tanned as 10 the safety Of the mis-
sianaries, once hostilities have be-
gan Notwithstanding that they
have the friendship Of the rebel
Leaders.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1911-10-27

Notice is hereb, eisen. thas:
I virtue Of a eeftaih Ohdfr Of n
issued by the cIafk 81 the
triet Court Of Seni1y ctlutv N
the 18th day Of October In
certain cause whersf, 81 L. al
der is plaintiff and u w. WI
cry is defendant. in whIth enp /
Judgment was rendeFN On M
18th day Of Septembe1 1911 N
favor Of the said plalfn n y
Crowder against said dfenigi1|
W. Winery. for the sum Una
Hundred Two and 65-lO0 sd
So Dollars. with interest ihss|
on at the rate OF 10 per eaiml
per ahnum from date OF iudma|
together with all costs Of zit
have levied upon. and win On Il
first Tuesday IN November, lglll
It being the 18th day Of I'd
month az the court house door D
the town OF Snyder. Texas, viii
in legal hours, proceed 10 sell ID
cash 10 the highest bidder all M
right. title. and interest Of I NJ
Winery IN and TO the following
described personal property h.
led upon as the property Of K ".
Winery, tOwit:
Situated in Scurry county Ia.
as. and further described as bsg
a lot of land lying in the NOnl-
East one-fourth OF Section "a
1873. in Block No. 3 of the H. aG
y. X. r. Co, survey in ScurryCe
Texas. Beginning at a poI'
237 "a varas North of the SoutA
east corner Of said northeast \
of Section No. 1873. thence We
a "a varas. thence South g5l
varas; thence east "A "a yars'
thence North 93la varas TO y
place of beginning.
The above sale 10 Doe made Y
me to satisfy the above descfg'
Judgment for Five Hundred ~
and $500 $500. 90 Dollar
favor Of +. L. Crowder, togeii'
with the cost of said SUI and =
proceeds applied TO the saia'
ton thereof.
J.B. BOLESi
Sheriff Scurry county Ten'
Snyder. Texas. Oct -, l9ll
j. b. Boles and wife Ieii z
Dallas fhie a,-pn6uu 10 hp gD
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s1lpp.nI ~ eyslfing eD-amls-
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saIppin2 pansng fnr3l2n tle ~
nal for eonsidsration-
III vas suQgesfed that the gov
ernment should segi tools and ap-
planes needed by ships and sflll
another forward movement. they
should actually undertake 20 dock
and repair ships in the neiQhbor-
hood Of the canal For that gur-
pose a dry dock and a machine
sbop was recommended and IL
was pointed out that these would
be- available for the use Of our
navy 4 wireless station Tor ma
val and commercial use was anoth
Or adjunct remired
The commission has given much
thought 10 the DISPOSITION Of land
In The canal zone. important be-
csuse of ifs hearing mon the fu-
fnre administration Of the zone
and the operation OF the canal. OF
the 43G sGuare miles Of land In the
zone the government own. 3C3 81
which 70 miles are occupied bv
the canal A large part OF the
government land viii be- re0uir-
ed for military. naval and other
official purposes twas deemed
.ssepfiai that tine Spanish law
.Iall continue 10 pervajl 10 pre-
vent friction with the neighbor.
inc papsmapiaps in the cities Of
Panama and Colon
1f,sf III the land Is unsuitable
for evfeusive farming euterpirses
and fbe Inducements are not such
as would attract American farm.
.,. owi,s, ~ the difficulties in Oh.
timing ti,Ie and The pecpliarities
~ fbe snan;sb system If taxation
wb;cb ,oust he continued ON
er occupants han Americans are
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Sues for s25. 900 Damage

~ AssOcIated PTess:
Waco, Texas Oct. 2O.-W. T..
Harbuck today filed suit against
DR. A. W. Curtis, for $4,000 dam
age for injury be claims 20 have
received while undergoing an X
Ray operation last year.
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Texas Cir VIII be sponsor

Ri Assoeiafed Press
A1s1in. Texas. Oct 2O.-G0ver.
nor Co'eulff was today notified
~ Secretary Myers 81 The United
S'ates Navy thst Miss Claudia
Lyon res been named sponsor al
-ae launching the new battieshih
Texas m 1912.
Ai~ Lyon il IRE daughter Of Co.
ri Lyon. Tho Republican leader
ln Texas.
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sHERIPF's SALE

Notice is hereby given. that by
virtue Of certain order of sale.
ISSUED by the Clerk Of the Dis
trict Court Of Scurry County.
on the 18th. day Of October. 1911
IN certain cause wherein Cav
JcGlsun plaintiff. aud s. o.
Chapman and J W. Young are de
Pendants IN which cause a judg-
ment was rendered on the 10Th
day Of September 1911 in favor of
said plaintiff Gay MeGlaun A.
gainst said defendants :. o.
Chapman and j. W. Young for
the sum OF Thirty nine $50 OO1
dollars. with interest thereon AT
the rate Of 10 per centum per AN.
mum from date Of judgment to-
gether with all costs of suit 7
have levied upon. and viii on the
hrst Tuesday in November 1911 If
being he 9TH day of said month
At the court house door in the
own o. SnydelsIexas. within le-
gal hoWs proceed 70 sell for cash
TO The 3hgbest bidder all tbe
right Iitle and interest Of $. O
ChaIenan md J. W. Young in and
to the folio s.aSg.ak&: bed real
e Is. e z | proper
Y 81 s''ap@an and r W
Beinl ] ! Of Ht no. ~ Block
No. ~, 81 tie Grayum sSyeIson
Heights addition to the fsavn of
SNYDER, Scurry county. Texas.
The above sale TO be made Inv
me to satisfy the above described
Judgment for thirty nine dollars
IN favor Of Gay McGlaun. togetb-
err with the cost Of said suit. and
the proceeds applied to the salts.
faction thereof.
j. b. BOLES.
Sheriff, Scurry county. Texas.
Snyder, Texas, Oct. 13, 1911.
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Securing Funds in America

Chicago. H.. Oct. 21-Dr. San
Yah Sen Of the Chinese Revolu-
tionary party left this city yes
terday for China with 100000
the contribution Of Cinnamon in
this country toward helping TO
carry out the present revolution
in that country.
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Nothing Doing at Philadelphia.

u IN"II''IWTT- TIN
Philadelphia, Pa. Oct. 2l-The
weather is heavier today than at
any time since Tuesday. Under
the rules all postponed games be-
tween the Giants and Athletics
will be played on the first clear
day.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1911-10-27

J. b. Boles and wife len Y
Dallas this evendng to be g~
several days. Mrs. Boles wlll /.
ter a sanitaa.ium there TO unaa
go an operation for appendices
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1911-11-24
OUR LEGISLATORS

Governor Wilson of Kentucky in
speaking to a convention of citizens
discussing measures for legislation
last Tuesday said:
Perhaps the most important
change l have to advocate before you
is the change in the morale of the
legislature | don't mean of the mem
bers who come here, but of those who
have told me time and again when |
have urged them to attend such
gatherings as this have answered, Oh,
l don't want to get mixed up with that
kind of a bunch"
Gov. Wilson went on to say that
not only in Kentucky, but in too
many other states, a majority of leg
isltaors elected under present systems
are not fit to be trusted with the man.
agement of a 1000 grocery, and that
this IS what is leading the people to
try any sort OF specious experiment
with all kinds of visionary reforms.
"If 10 legislature Of this state
were composed of such men as are
here in this convention" said Gov
Wilson, there need be no anxiety for
the future of Kentucky, but there is
not one of you who would not shy at
the proposition if it were made to
you, for fear you might be mixed up
by the people with those men who
go the general assembly for five dol
lars day, and there isn't one of them
who is worth two dollars a day or one
dollar a day.
"And l want to say that in select
ing men for the legislature l want to
urge that you do not need to be too
particular as to what party they be-
long to-though I am strict believer
in parties"
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1911-11-24

In one of the letters of the editor
Of this paper, while on the Glidden
tour he said that at Commerce, Ca.
"a gentleman told him that he lad
rented a farm of 440 acres, from
which he expected to harvest 1870
bales Of cotton. The types got a little
mixed, and made it appear that he
expected to gather 42O bales from
$40 acres. But bale to the acre,
while unusual, is not exceptional now
in the empire state. A late special
from Sparta says: 'W. H. Sykes, who
is farming on the Treadwell place, a
short distance from Sparta, says that
he planted IS acres in cotton, and
from his field he is sure he will get
IS bales of cotton, as he has already
picked 65 of the crop. The scarcity
of cotton pickers this season mas
caused him to lose a great deal. as
ne is confident if his crop had been
picked as fast as it opened he would
have made so or more bales of cot
ton."
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1911-11-24

A Young woman in Atlanta some
time ago had young man arrested
for paying improper attention to her,
The man gave his name as Rev W. a.
Ferrill, of Gaffney, S. c., and said
that he was a preacher in good stand
ing and was let off. His Pensioners
were shocked. Several days after
wards another and a different young
man appeared in Atlanta before Judge
Broyles saying that ne was the Rev.
w. A. Ferrill, of Gaffney, S. c., and
felt very much Inundated that he
should have been impersOnated by a
culprit before his court and pro-
cured a letter from the Judge stating
that the holder of the letter was not
the person that was before him. Now
it is stated that the young preacher
got a friend to impersOnate him be-
fore Judge Broyles for the purpose
of procuring the letter; that q photo
graph of the preacher has been sent
to Judge Broyles who recognizes II
as the picture of the identical per-
son who was under arrest before him
at the investigation of the young wo-
man. So the church circles of Gaff-
ney is all torn up and very much 6i-
yided
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1911-11-24

The Summerfeld Chronicle. pub
lished in one of the most en'erprising
and productive orange sections OF the
state, contributes The following cheer.
full note: Carload after carload OF or
anges are being shipped from this sta
tion every day. The orange groves in
this vicinity are now alive with pick
ers, and the packing houses are work.
ing overtime Prices are much better
than last year for choice and fancy
oranges. Tampa Times
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1911-11-24

H. c. Bailey, a prominent business
man and farm developer of Marion
county, recently told the people OF
Florida through the columns of The
Metropolis, how he was turned down
by the large insurance companies OF
the country in an attempt to borrow
$4,000 on 5000 acres of good farm
land. The insurance men said Florida
was not in approved territory" Then
comes Congressman F. r. Batrick. of
Ohio, who says he could not borrow
ten per cent of the value of good land
in st. Johns county, this being due to
the manner in which land sharks have
bitten unsuspecting people and re-
fiected upon the early coming of the
Millennial Dawn EVIDENTLY do not ap-
ply to Florida. "Woe is us."-Jack-
sonville Metropolis.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1911-11-24
cRgAT MEN WITH DESIGNS

Pensacola was visited during tue
interstate fair week, by many Oh Tue
nrominent officials of the state ~
was significant that practically every
one of the distinguished visitors is
nursing a political aspiration, either
desiring to succeed himself or to get
sometbine else in the office-holding
line. The list is interesting: ram
me,l candidate for governor; Groom
candidate to succeed himself; hoiio-
wav candidate to succeed himself;
NTcIin. candidate to succeed himsen'
Knott, candidate to succeed hlmseil'
MAYS. candidate to succeed himself;
Parkhill. candidate to succeed him'
self; Watson, candidate for governor
Milton, candidate for governor; Nest'
candidate for encouragement; l.
Engie. candidate for congress; Low
rev. candidate for the legislature ana
others. OF the list, LEngle and MIL
+on alone are 10. now holding public
ofGce. Milton mas held one and l.
Engle has tried to hold one. Tut II Is
rather significant that when a man
gets office in Florida, he gives II up
only to accept another and better
one, which he has successful cam
paigned for while holding On 10 the
bird in the hand" ofhce-holding in
Florida must be very attractive. We
doubt if the distinguished visitors
mentioned saw much of the fair. They
were mostly looking for voters and
their votes.-Tampa Tribune.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1911-11-24

DR.. Simon Flexner, director Of the
Rockefeller Institute for Medical Re
search, announces that he has discov-
cred a serum for the cure of spinal
meningitis. He says: at has taken
a large sum of money and a long time
to perfect this cure. This is the first
time | have announced it, as only
very recently have l demonstrated to
my own satisfaction that the serum
have prepared will do what l claim
for it. Influenza meningitis in the
child, which has caused so many
deaths, and which spreads so rapidly,
will, with the application of this new
form of treatment that We have lis
covered be not one-tenth as dangerous
as it was before the discovery of this
new serum and method Of treating
such a disease" The serum, explain
ed DR.. Flexner, they had never been
able to get into the blood of a patient
infected with meningitis. All expert
ments were tried to endeavor to get
the serum into the blood so that it
could overcome the bacilli of the lis
ease At last the injection of the Sc
rum into the cerebro-spinal mem
brane was tried, and the experiments
proved wonderfully successful.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1911-11-24

VIM: j. Bryan is out in an inter
view in which he sees but little hone
OF democratic victory in 1912. Mr.
Bryan is more candid than other lead
ers of his party.-Enid (Okla !
Events. We hope that Mr.. Bryan will
be as badly mistaken in his prognos.
tications for 1912 as he was in 1896
1900 and 1908. He was the candid ito
OF the party in those years and wore
glassen that gave the most roseate
coloring to his march to the White
House. We hope that the discolored
glasses that gave the most roseate
prove equally as deceptive.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1911-11-24

Arthur Pue Germans friends in
Maryland are taking steps to contest
the election in that state. The repub.
means worked joker upon them in
placing the name of a candidate nm
the ticket labeled a progressive
democrat" and many voted for him
thinking he was a democrat of rho
genuine type. One will have to
watch those republicans. They are
wary and resourceful
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1911-11-24
OUR ANNUAL FAIR
From Tuesdays Daily:

From Tuesdays Daily:
Our fourth annual fair, under the
auspices of the Marion County Fair
Association, will throw open it's gates
today.
1t is the prayer of this paper that
it will score the biggest success in it's
history. Great attention has been Ill
rected to Florida within the year, and
the praise bestowed on this county
has been so fiattering that it is p
to us to put forth our best efforts to
meet the general expectations.
We are told that this will be done.
Everything seems suspicious. The
weather conditions are most charming
and the fair grounds and buildings are
in better shape than in any previous
year, and in most sections of the coun-
ty the crops have been abundant, and
the people are in buoyant spirits.
A reporter of this paper was on the
grounds yesterday morning, and Re
saw activity in all directions. This
was especially noticeable in the wo-
mans department. The things sent
out for exhibition in this department
are most exquisite, and will be partic
ularly attractive and fascinating to
an who. are interested in things fem
mime.
The corn exhibit will show what a
little advertising has accomplished
More than ever bread is the staff Of
life," and we wish it were possible
to have some expert cooks on the
grounds to show what delicious bread
can be made of corn meal. Every
where, systematic efforts are being
made to increase the corn yield per
acre, and the success attending the
efforts can only be described as mar
velous.
We are glad that the determination
to do so has struck our county. We
want it to become as noted for it's
corn yield as Egypt was at the time
Joseph participated in the admins
tration of the government, and had
visitation from his brethren. 1t was
the first big corn deal on record.
There are some of the biggest sweet
potatoes we have seen in long time
and the longest stalks of sugar CAGE.
Of course there are some big pump
kins, kershaws and turnips.
The hog pens are rapidly filling UP,
and we saw some monsters. They are
so big that they seem uncomfortable.
There was but one pen of COWS.
They are the Aberdeen-Angus, and
are beauties. Other varieties arrived
yesterday afternoon, and others are
expected to arrive this forenoon.
Great activity is displayed around
the individual exhibits and they are
being put together in attractive shape.
Great interest centers in the sta
bles. There will be a good display OF
horses and the racing will be one CT
the chief features of the fair.
The poultry display will show how
this industry has increased in recent
years. We understand that one ma
tive turkey will be on exhibition that
will WEIGH "a pounds. This is as big
as the ones that grace the presidents
table on Thanksgiving day
We hope that there will be good
displays of lime, Fuller's earth, phos-
plate rock, rosin, lumber and kindred
products, for these are some of the
things that have made our county ia
nous.
Let's put out our decorations, and
make the opening day a gala one.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1911-11-24

The Atlantic Coast Line railway
h making plans 20 cut down the dis
lance between Albany. Ga. and Tam
"a. Florida. from fs7 to 292 miles. II
II putting itself In a position TO handle
TIE Panama traffic To shorten the
distance between the places named IL
viii be necessary TO build three short
connecting Times which will be done
nf ounce. via.
Wilcox to Dunnellon. 50 miles; from
TboHoloaassa 90 Trllby. % miles,
tUfa 81. miles.