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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-10-30

j. W. copeland, Of Dayton, Ohio, pur-
chased a bottle of Chamberlain Cough
Remedy for his boy who had a cold,
and before the bottle was all used the
boys cold was gone. Is that not bet
ter than to pay five dollar doctors
bill? For sale by all dealers. (Advt)
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-10-30
Shirt Waists, Csc

Made of sheerline-a white liner
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Prettiest and best of all
the f1annelettes. Choice of
many pretty styles for all
purposes. 28 inches wide,
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Eden Cloth, I5c

The best and firmest of
all outings. Free from that
disagreeable fleeciness so
common in outings. Many
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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-10-30

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YOU may expect something unusual
of
sell for
finish gold plated They look
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-24

Berlin. Nay 20 A party OF DIS
uuguished engineers. newspaper rep
reseutatlyos and other left here TO
day for Strttin. the guests OF the
Hamburg American steamship Com
pany. 10 attend the launching OF '1o
company new liner. lmperator The
new vessel. which is larger than any
craft afloat is 10 be- launched tomof-
row from ihe yards Of the Vulcan
5hipbuildIng Company on the Elh".
The ship will probably be ready 90
make her first trans Atlantic voyage
early next winter
The Imperator designed to eclipse
an previous records Of ocean grey
hounds for size and splendor She
Is 20 be about 20 feet longer than 'no
Olympic and her sister ship. the M
fated Titanic. and viii have dis
placement exceeding those vessels a
. 600 tons The length Of tho I'M
pcrator over an will boz 900 feer. all
when complete and fully laden
win iisplace about 10000 toos
There VIll bc eleven decks on .L.
new liner and she will be- fitted out
In the most luxurious style.
The deck Of the new lioer v.'l
have ihc beam of Broadway, New
works leading thoroughiare. no it-
wides. part pG feet Nine of her
eleven decks will hc above thc water
line. equal To- the height OF tir .dr-
est apartment houses II lhc I'm
pcrafor we're ser up on end beside
th, Cathedral of Cologne. The faW
au. tower would come only 20 'h'
second funnel of the Steamship
Nearly 2.ooo.ooo feet of OREGON iIr
we're used for her decks alone
with so much space available Tea
lures are possible thar have nevc'
before been introduced There VII
Dee "A promenade deck nearly a quar-.
ter Of mile long. a great entertaln-
ment hall two stories high sholdlnF
700 guests. conversation -. :
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-24

smoking room. a ladies hall, a vim
fer garden, a Ritz-Carlton restaurant
a reproduction Of ahcient Roman
baths In bronze. marble and IVORY
rathskelIer. womens salons Ir gyms
nasium set. running track OF tan
bark. squash court. submarine sig
mails and powerful air pumps 20 watt
below currents Of the purest air and
afford cquable temperature through
out.
The lmperator will. when complet-
ed not only by the largest vessels in
the world. hut will In addition insure
her passengers against the terrors Of
scasickness This happy condition is
10 be brought about by the instala-
ton Of the Frahn decks on board
the new Goliath OF the Ocean a
device that reduces the motion of q
ship 10 minimum II has been
tried out by the llamburg-Amerioan
line ON a small ship and. so = Is
aycrred has reduced the oscillation
In heavy weather from 90 20 3 de-
grees
: The new liner viii not Dee "a fast
boat. being built more for solid CON
fort than great speed Her time
across the Atlantic will be In th"
Ineighborhood Of seven days Her en-
glnes viii be- of the reciprocatino
type
+ lt goes without saving that the
company Is preparing 10 equip tho
/ lmpcrator With a sufficient number
LOT life boats 10 accommodate an the
passengers and crew. numbering al
together about 1000 persons tn.
most powerful Marconi apparatu
ever SET mp ar sea will be installed
on the vessel. the unusual height OF
her masts making it possible 20 re-
Iceive or transmit messages across the
broad eXpanse Of the Atlantic ocean
/ n is expected that she will always be
In direct communication with either
Europe or America
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-24
THE nose A filter
TO Strain THE AIR
ClTlHFu GAGGED NpS1RlL>
RIIEI1iNG PLAtE fbk
DEADLY 81 INNS

To. ros'tiIs are perfect air ni'-
.rs and when kept in clean healthy
state. 81 ain every ht OF cir we
breathe. catching an dust pariel .s.
foreign matter and germs The air y
fun % eems You cannot lodge
then. blt sou can safeguard YOUR
self against catarrh and other dis
eases contracted in' The process u
brcathne nt keeping the ncsu.lH
clean aul healthy Catarrh germs
will sometimes got Boz their work ald
Won may mistake the symptoms for
an ordinary cold
Bout take any chances ~ yol
have stuffed up feeling On tho head,
or if your throat Is sore or filled with
phlegm. just grease Tho nostrils with
a little Ely's Cream Balm. draw the
pure. aromatic fumes back IN the
head. and YOU win be astouished Jt
the effect. IN q fcN minutes .og Will
feel loosening mp in the head. The
nasty discharge viii soon be stopped
the soreness gone. and YOU viii Tel
a sense OF genuine relief
Elys Cream Balm not only wards
off oatarrh. but viii quickly cure
even a chronic, lCngstandne case OF
catarrh. II takes the trouble right
where IL starts, In the nose and
throat. cleanses. heals and strength
ems the raw. sore inside skin, or mem
brane. and In this way drives out
catarrh and makes you proof against
this filthy, disgusting disease.
Summer Colds which often DIne
on for weeks. can ho quickly cured
with this cleansing hedlInr. an'is"p-
tic balm an druggists sell j. for
fifty cents a bottle. and the ono bot
tie Is generally an that Is needed %
effect a complete cure. Try u today.
Special agent. l.. o Thompson g Co
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-24
WILSON DELEGATES
WARNED BY SELLS
special to Daily New,

special TO Daily News
Cleburnc. Tex. May % Judge
Cato Sells. chairman Wilson state
committee. has given out the follow
ire statement
To the Friends of Governor Wilson /
The Democratic state convention 10 .
select delegates TO the Baltimore con /
ycnuou will be- held at Houston ON F.
TUESDAY. May eNth. and % is OF the /
highest importance that every dele |
gate selected by the county conven-
ton shall o., personally present
This is desirable. not only because
We wish IL 10 Dee the most largely at
tended state convention in recent
wears but for the further and more
essential reason that In order TO fully
complete the victory resulting from
the precinct meetings and county
conventions. We must have a major
nv sufficiently large 20 overcome
every effort TO. In any respect,
lthwart the will of the Democracy OF
Texas
We have Information that one OF
the candidates has. since the county
conventions we're held. addressed per-
Isonal letters TO all OF the delegates
seeking 10 gain favor, even as against
ton Of the county conventions,
and We have other reasons for be-
llieving that our opponents viii seize
every obtainable ADVANTAGE.
While We are not at all az -rehensive
OF the result, yet We do realize that
liz any considerable mum or of VIII
son delegates should. because OF our
apparent majority or for any other
reason. remain away from the state
convention. they might % their great
regret. be thus indirectly the means
Of the accomplishment OF some col
lateral result. as to platform or 9th
lerwise. wholly ont OF harmony with
our great victory
This. under the circumstances, i
a personal responsibility that every
delegate accepted when elected and
carried with IL an oblication which
requires 81 him every reasonable sac
rifice involved in personal attend
ance al the Houston convention.
Our reliable information is that We
will have ABUNDANT reason to re-
joice over the outcome of the con-
vcntion and we greatly desire that
all Wilson delegates shall be res
ent to participate In the enthusiastic
ratification sure 20 follow.
The friends OF Governor Wilson
} will hold a caucus al Houston on
Monday night previous 20 the conven-
ton. which u is desired shall be
largely attended
Wilson headquarters have been So.
cured az the Bender hotel
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-24
AOMEN HEARD At
DALLAS MEETING
Noted Exponents of Game
Talk Right Kind of Re-
sultful Publicity

Dallas. Tex May o. Following
is an extract from an address deliv-
cred by Harrington Emerson Of New
York az the convention Of The Asso-
ciated Advertising Clubs Of America
today
Consider three Of the most attrac-
tive and beautiful things that live
flowers fruit women u is from
them that We shall learn about The
soul Of advertising
The flower wants the bee and the
butterfly 10 hclp b. n II is not help
cd b. will not ripen into fruit @ wil.
fade. wither and die " must ad.
ycr'lse So o. decks itself out with
sl imaginable beauty Of form and
color. 10 pours out perfume that is
carried miles afar Those who scent
tho perfume. those whose eyes are
charmed by the color and form. rss-
ten 20 where the flower g.
IN the flowers and in the fruits
you can find the soul OF adyer,ninc
and also concrete. definite examples
~ successful advertising practice
The soul Of advertising. ~ Of other
psychological control ~ humnity.
consists In first liking IN. one YOU
are claiming YOU serve Hn that b.
win Ia turn Ike YOU There Is a
gulf between getting up as good q
watch az can be- made for the rouri
and asking a dollar for n. ami Ia ing
mans dollar and giving him ~ li'-
he as possible in return There ls a
tremendous difference between nun
ming the safest steamers In the world.
/ incidentally also the fastest am most
luxurious ~ are the Cunardrrs. and
charging high prices for the tickets
land giving speed and luxury and ue-
1 citing every underlying moral prln-
.Otlo Of efficiency.
/ . therefore. the sOll OF advert stng
',nor consists en- making tho Dli-
IoUt Tho buyer servo oommc~ridi ,lds
.ly first giving him what he most
needs In such agreeable form that
Doc is willing and eager 10 purchase
3 dinner prepared by French chef
/ is NOR" healthy. moro digestible than
F one prepared by the unskillod cook
and incidentally b. tastes 80 good
that we are willing to pay three times
as much for o. The whole aim OF
the good cook Is TO put what Is good
mot what is bad. IN palatable form.
Therefor the fact Ia recognized that
the more solid benefits are ethere-
allied are spiritualized, are made
romantic not by direct appeal to the
.rossor instincts Of self-proservation.
race preservation and parasitism
! three major instincts but by appeals
of color Of perfume and OF taste
/ The flower never advertised the fact
/ that b. had proteids and hydrocar-
, bOns very useful 10 bees and butter
lilies as food and building materials
/ u advertised color and beauty and
sweetness and TOOK pains 90 put some.
thine OF transgeud'ut value back Of
Thorn The frut never advertised
f'1r,h su1 oellulose. IL advertised
I'o.0r and beauty and aroma and lus
/. ciDusnrss and ~ gave with thcs,
qualities 'unsDendonf food value
Woman does nor advertise her use
.'urss shr 1IyertIscs her attractive
moss. and 'H" woman who makes
GOOD gives ALSO fbe real essentials. a
whole lie OF snlf-eifaoing devotion.
To V.g' extent have advertiser.
.-.-'"d Doe -oIl of Advertising
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-24
InItl of ThnnA.
We like this method OF thanking

our many friends for their kindness
and sympathy whose death came so
Cruelty To our sol did HFBtHtfT
Through a kind and merciful provi-
dence. and the sympathy OF many
friends, We find strength and conso-
lation. and we wish 10 thank them
one and all, especially the order Of
the O. r. C's May Gods choicest
blessings ever be with them.
MRS WHITED AND FAMILY
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-24

Queed. a dramatization by Win
chell Smith Of Henry Sydnor Harri-
sons novel will be- produced early
in the fan by Cohan and Harris,
with Brandon lyman IN the leadinS
role
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-24

Work off Your conditions for col
lp.e entrance in English Latin.
Greek. History and Math
work BEGINS first Monday In June
and continues through August. 1912.
For terams and work consult
y G. STOUT.
Suite : and :. Chansellor Bldg.
Phone 7qt.
Work begins Monday June 3rd.
1912 I74-Sc
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-24
Notice In Iluil,IcrS

We have two steam heating boil
ers and one hot water plant new
suitable for dwelling or store room.
WIN sell cheaper than you can buy
elsewhere Reason for selling put
ting in larger boiler.
lii-G HOTEL AMARILLO.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-24

\ comic opera from the French.
called The Tale OF a Tub, will be
produced IN New ork some time next
season.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1912-01-05
part Of this county. He leaves
a daughter and other relatives
to lament his death.
Eccles Echoes

Mr.. Jas Medlin returned home
after a weeks visit with relatives
in Brunswick. 3
Jas. Drew wife and daughter.
Miss Sarah Of Keytesville are
guesN Of Henry Drew at this
writing.
Mrs. Viola Faudree returned
Saturday after spending the
holiday with Mrs. Lon Morgan
in Kansas City.
There will be preaching at
Eccles church Sunday and Sun
day night-all are invited to at
tend.
The young folks of this vicini-
ty enjoyed themselves at Mr.. J.
c. Medlins last Thursday night
at a musical.
Rude Medlin and sister Miss
Elsie were surprised last Tues
day Dec. IS by a birthday din
ner at the home Of Rude Medlin
but on account Of bad weather
there was not a very large crowd
but the dinner was there allo. k.
II was Rude's 80 birthday and
Miss Elsye's 18th birthday.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1912-01-05

betfef Investment TOT FarIners
We are now IN the aae Of pro-
sress. q = shown BY tie various
|msthods Of the Improvement Of
doing thinep. |" Just reoently.
'eomparstive speaIine, have the
n. D. = Of our state colleges dis
covered means Of wsrding of
the common and deadly diseases
Of our domestic animals. Not
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1912-01-05

|H<vSss sAC WsAVS9 SSk<Ss W 1a1<
weather conditions. I;
Every farmer knows where III
crops are best knows Almost the
exact spot or spots, where hia
crop yield i almost one third
more than his average yield. Al
him what kind Of soil It y that
his best grows on. sit tho hnrd.
cloddy and packed soiI7 No. Il
is the loose, aerated soil.
Tile drainage will do wonders
for your land. The term 'HIe
drainage is q little misleading.
At q glance one would connect
the words tile drainage with
low, swampy bottom lands. It Is
also true that, by successful ex-
periments. carried on by the
professors of our State Colleges,
1t has proven itself to be equally
benefcient for higher ground.
We will discuss seperately the
following advantages Of tile
drainage. They may be enumer-
ated as foIIowa. 4
!. Tile drainage. by making
the soil firm, enables earlier cul-
dvation 10 the spring. Low
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1912-01-05
The Measure OF A Man

How do you like this town.
Dave?" Paul inquired making
talk.
IN. G. Too much noise. But
(he sat up suddenly I saw NJ
dog up the street that looked
like Roosevelt. Wasn't quite as
classy. but he had some sure
enoughstyle, just the same.
Ever own 4 dog. Paul?"
No"
Dian't never have one Of
the nuts eo.na up and put his
cold nose against ypnr hand and
look up in your face ana sort Of
ask you TO pet himl" He smil-
ed. pleasantly reminiscent.
Not me-" Dogs. plainly.
did not interest the minstrel.
Dave smiled with greater feel
ing. Never woke up In the
morning after doing the big
sleep found old Towse wagging
his tail against the bedpost, just
abont bughouse for n few kind
wordsl'.
Never in my bedroom. Paul
replied. with emphasis.
Dave now looked at him with
earnest curiosity. II was as II.
BY these strange questions. he
was searching the mans soul.
and By his answers learning
things about that soul which -
tonished and distressed him.
Don't like to have one curl up
in your lap and Yet you scratch
his earl"
Paul shook his head indifferent
ly.
Il suppose you hate 70 have
one follow you around and just
about throw . it Of JOY whea
you speak 30 him. h that ightf
Can't see III" He had raised
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1912-01-05
I'd promote the growth Of the

and promote the growth Of the
crop.
8. Tile drainage increases the
depth Of the coil which can be
reached by the roots Of the
plants and drawn upon for plant
food. IN
B. Because in them the roots
Of the plants can penetrate deep
g. where they are protected
from heat and drouth and can
reach the deep seated moisture,
die drained soils stand drouth
better than untitled soils.
10. BY putting the top three
or four feet Of the soil into a
porous condition, tile drainage
enables soil to absorb rain water
instead Of dischargingit over the
surface, and so helps prevent
surface wash and consequent
loss Of fertility.
II. By causing this porous
condition. the drainage makes
the upper three or four feet of
aoil into an immense Reservoir to
catch the rain-water and dis
charge II slowly into the steams.
Thus tile drainage prevents floods
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1912-01-05

instead Of making them.
II Tile drainage does away
with irregular shaped fields cut
up By sIoushs and bitches. and
20 ehsapens cultivation.
It's estimated that farms can
be tiled for IN average Of $500
Per scrc. Counting the differ
enoe IN the crups raised On IN
untiled farm and the crops rsis-
ed % the same farm tiled. Il
wouh take only three ycsrs 10
psy for the thing. -
So sfser Ill tiling b not the
expressive investment that many
Of or fsrmsrs have been led 70
THAI. II h In the Iong-rn TIE
bot investment . Turner en-
mako - his Ind. even condder-
inc ~ availability Of cheap
feEeHss1. ny Il 20
Marisss iiceasps
H1rjIn z Wrlsht SALISBURY
and A7guafa & kaktnsn, For-
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1912-01-05

David HaSey Of BpokAeld d
here on = visis\ \to old friends and
rslndvos.
Mn. 0bie RaAas is very sick
q The home Of hSC parents. E.
c. Csvansnsh.
Sam Loird. wife N baby are
enjoying their vacation at Uncle
Dsvid Laird's this ws5k.
Estil Fry' son Of Mr. nd Mrs.
Calvin Fry left for 6s school
dutiez It Chillicothe Moiday. He
= studying for the ninl1tly and
M ~ {<u(s heF> h6be fDr
AnsdkeF hap - event took
placs when CIarene< ,yelf stdDe
sur pcssty school mA9m. Mis-
Oh Noora spd h|od aNny- y
uIcIm111 No. md were mar
I'D. We <sxtsnd Cougrsfu-
|akions and trust their love may
never srow dim.
Lake and level was the title
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1912-01-05
Salisbury Squibblings

1 ~f@S S~s1 WsAS ssh0 WV W
Kansas City, are here on a visi,
to the family Of j. R. Mason.
Arthur Snyder and wife have
returned from Huntsville and
will again make this their home.
The Salisbury Savings bank il
putting in a granitoid floor, new
furniture and fixtures, and il
fixing up generally.
Our lighting system is being
changed from an arc to an in
candesent system. and will soon
be in working order, II the
weather will permit.
Elmer McConnaha will have a
sale Saturday, preparatory to re-
moving to Galloway county, near
Fulton. Elmer is a good fellow
and we hate to see him go.
Graham E. Johnson Of Mont
gomery. Mo. was here Monday a
short time on business. He is a
cousin Of A. w. and wishes to
study law.
Elder Hally M. Hale is preach
ing some fine sermons at the
First Christian church, and all
should go and hear him. He
handles his subjects without
gloves. but in kindness and love.
Thomas Leach aged 4 fell out
OF a toy auto and broke both
bones Of one arm. Even a toy
auto seems to be dangerous.
Squire Sanders, a prosperous
farmer. north Of town. will move
here soon and occupy his newly
purchased property In Hery-
ford's addition.
A baby show contest Is on at
the moving picture show, and
the little fellows draw like a
mustard plastcr. Every good
person likes children and we are
glad Of Il.
There were many social func-
tons during the holidays but we
could not keep up with them.
One Of our boys who made the
round. says there Is no difference
between lassies and 'lasses. as
both are sweet
! w. p. Mason will move to|
Arkansas about January is.
where he win engage In farming.
We wish him great success.
Word comes from Moberly
that Mrs. I. p. Schooler Is re
covering rapidly and win soon be
home. Same report from Mrs.
=. o. Dameron at ST LJuis. who
n now at home.
Sam Lay Is carrying his right |
hand In a sling the result Of al
badly mashed hand. Sam Is a
line singer and Il leading the
choir at Elder Halc's revival
now in progress.
Sam Williams has 20 far rel
severed from his recent opera
Ion for Appendicitis a. 70 Be able |
10 eosns up town. We hope bis |
recovery win be rapid and psrma-
ncnt ~
Miss Hazel Boxworth was TAX |
N 10 Moberly Monday 70 under |
20 an operation for appendicitis |
md was operstsd on Wednesday |
She stood the ordeal
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1912-01-05

M II 0'cboek st Uondny
ninht Wabooh passenger train
M / III lie trsek 4 ST Peter,
o ~ wet Of St Louih - :
rdDult Of Z broken brake On the
lueousodvs. Eqgineer Daniels
snd Fireman Fox were the mast
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-04
PAINTER TEST|F|ES IN STEEL HEARING Tells of Formation of the American Steel Hoop
 Company

Pittsburg, October 3.--Charles A Painter. a broker. formerly connected with the steel industry, was the prin- c.pal witness late today In the govern ment's inquiry in the dissolution of the United States Steel corporation. MT Painter told of the formation of the American Steel Hoop company and the Export company. which preceded the former He said there were five or six forms in the Export company and later all were absorbed by the American Steel Hoop company. Contracts, he said were sent out to the firms taken into the American Steel Hoop company whereby it was agreed they would mol engage in the steel hoop business in any state in the union, except prob. ably three or four.
 Mrs. Painter said these were joke contracts and were signed by several conscientious" men. He had no recol- lection what became of the contract.
 Julian Kennedy, a Pittsburg consult ing engineer, brought back today as q witness explained his opinion expressed yesterday that the corporation could crush its competitors by saying that the corporation could produce iron ane steel at less cost than its competitors James Seaman. manufacturer of rolls said that the Steel corporation, through Charles M. Schwab, had cancelled be- fore expiration contracts he had tc make for less price for the American Tin Plate company and the American Sheet Steel company.