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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-01
Do You Wish TO I'm
prove Your Complexion,
Hands or Hair?

If you wish a skin clear
of pimples, blackheads and
other annoying eruptionS,
hands soft and white, hair
live and glossy, and scalp
free from Gandruff and itch
ing, begin today the regular
use of Cuticura Soap for the
toilet, bath and shampoo,
assisted by an occasional
light application of Cuticura
Ointment. No other method
is SO agreeable, SO often
effective and SO economical
in treating poor complex
ions, red, rough hands, and
dry, thin and falling hair.
Cuticura Soap and Oint-
ment have been sold through
out the world for more than
a generation, but to those
wishing to try them without
cost, a liberal sample of each
will be sent free with 32-p.
Skin Book. Address "Cuti-
cura, Dept. Ar, Boston.
HE-Tender-fsced men should use Cuticura
Soap Shaving Stick. Sample free.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-01
COUNT A. SEYMOUR
WOULD RUN HOTEL
FOR SUICIDES ONLY

TROY. n. Y. June believing that
death is only prolonged slumber and
that man has perfect right to seek
sleep whenever ne pleases, Count Au-
gust Seymour, who says he is a first
cousin of Count Boni de Castellane,
announces his one ambition in life is
to establish hotel where persons
might commit suicide whenever and
however they choose.
1T may shock a great many people
when say | want to open a hotel
where men and women may go to COM
NIT suicide" he said but the world
will come to the stage when such ho-
tells will be commonplace.
Here is my plan; viii open hote!.
The man who is tired of life comes
here. He has arranged his affairs.
"A room with or without, sir?'
owe mean with or without crema-
tom
livery Wen the guest wants 1t with,
The clerk remarks:
THAT will be 1885, yes, in advance,
please
THE guest goes to his room Then,
pouf It's all overt"
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-01
SYMPOSIUM AND
/. TEN CLUB FROL|C

Members of the Ten club and the
Symposium joined together today
for san afternoon of fun and frolic
at Sandy Springs camp grounds. The
party will leave Broad and Marietta
streets at o'clock in an automobile
truck which has been. christened the
Gigantic" and is capable of carrying
about 80 people They win return
some time in the evening.
Captain A. V. GUIDE will be in su-
preme command of the party and will
be assisted by "devilment commit
tee" composed of Colonel F. j. Paxon
and Linton c. Hopkins.
Snakes are said to be plentiful at
Sandy Springs says the letter of in
vttation sent to the members of the two
clubs, and Colonel r. ]. Paxon has
been appointed military escort to pro-
tect the members. In case any member
doubts the eoloners ability to keep off
snakes, he may carry such snakes rem :
edies' as precautlon may suggest"
Among those who will make the trip
are Joseph NJ Terrell, car; Judge
Marcus W. Beck, Judge Beverly Evans,
M. L. Britain, DR.. John E. White, DIR.
John F Purser, DR.. c. w. Daniel, Sam
D. Jones, H. NJ. Willet. w. C. Cooper
and Beaumont Dawson. of the Ten
club, and Dr. J. c. Olmstead, presi-
dent; H. B. Arbuckle. Alex c. King,
A. V. GUIDE, DR. A. w. Stirling, DR.. c.
b. Wilmer, j. c. Logan, Judge ]. H.
Lumpkin, H. c. Peoples. DR.. David
Marx, L. c. Hopkins, R. L. Foreman
and R. L. Aston, of the Symposiunl
club
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-01
Candidates Trust Cuts Expenses
SAME AUTO

James D. Price. of oconee; Bud Bls-
lock. Of Fayette and J. J. Brown. Of Ell
bert. opposing candidates for commits
sioner of agriculture and theoretical foes
of an incorporating persuasion. have
put their three long heads together, and
discovered something
They have found that there is no use
campaigning separately and at individual
expense. when they may as Wen form
themselves into trust. and cut down the
average expense more than so per cent.
Mr.. Price has been automobiling in one
direction. while Bud" Blalock horse and
buggied in another. and j j. Brown rail-
roaded and parlor- CARED in stu another
This has been pretty doggone expensive
all the way around too!
All Go In on Big Auto.
SO these three aspirants for the same
office got together recently, and agreed
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-01
.TLEMEN FRIENDS
WIFE CALLED HIM
lido; HE STRUCK EN-

WACO. June Simply because
o. your wife's men friends see fit
wo you "Fido," you haven't the
're' blaczen their eyes and other
sIhAnG them That was what
W ersfiner learned when he told
\ in Judge Caverly's court and
gisd sic Overshiner and his wife
leted. She had filed suit for d.
u Overshiner entered a North
arden His wife was there with
Flen, and. according TO his story,
n uncorked bottle on the table.
ne here. Fido," said one Of the
s Overshiner. He came. His fists
and when he retreated
rec men had hastily departed.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-01

TO hire, for the next three months, large,
imposing. 60-horsepower touring car. and
TO use it jointly until the end of 4he
campaign. each fellow paying ne-third
OF the expense.
Some Of the time. the three will tour
together, then two together; at no time
is any one Of them 10 have the car to
himself. In this way. all get whatever
good there is in the proposition. and no
one comes in for any preponderance of
criticism from the country folks for rid
ing in an "uttymobeer and putting on
city airs,
Open and Above Board.
I'VE haven't anything 10 say behind
one anothers' backs that we are not will
ing to say before one anothers faces.
anyway" said one of the candidates. dis
eussing the matter today.
1t is generally agreed that this auto
mobile scheme Is a fine thing if IT works.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-01
LAND TO SERVE TEN YEARS
AS PENALTY FOR KILLING

MACON. GA. June 1.-Jesse w.
Land, who shot and killed Edward w.
Hughes, a rival grocer. because of the
latter's alleged attentions to Mrs. Land.
must serve ten years in the peniten-
tiary. In passing sentence. Judge Dan
iels declared that the jury acted prop
erly when it ignored the appeal to the
''unwritten law" made by Land and his
counsel.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-01
yERTISING IN CITY
l9SS PUBLICITY PLAN
H. LOCAL MINISTER'S

First Baptist church Monday
at 10 o'clock the regular month
Ing of the Evangelical Ministerial
Rition viii meet to discuss vital mat
Presented by the executive commit
ef the Men and Religion Forward
4 sement.
mere ls plan on foot headed by w. W.
r. OF the publicity department Of the
onward Movement to engage advertising
pace in ali of the press of the city and
) maintain a regular campaign of pub
city
Marion Hun will present the matter
4 vacation daily Bible schools throughout
D. city for this summer.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-01
MACARTHUR WILL REPLY TO
INVITATION TO STAY HERE

Dr. Robert S. Macarthur will tell
Atlanta people whether or not he will
remain pastor of the Tabernacle Bap-
fist church at services there tomorrow
morning
Dr. Macarthur came to Atlanta to
I'll the pulpit made vacant by the de-
parture of DR.. Len G.. Broughton. He
announced he would only take charge
temporarily, but members of his con-
gregation are endeavoring to have him
remain permanently
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-01
PRAYED FOR BABY; GOT 1T
VIA THEIR FRONT PIAZZA

PITTSBURG. June AFTER praying
for years for a baby, Mr. and Mrs Will
liam Shuttleworth of this city. found
an abandoned infant on their front
porch.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-01
GIRLS, YOUR HAT SHOULD
WEIGH ONLY q OUNCES

CHICAGO, June Mrs. Mary En-
mons Blaine, a prominent society wom-
an here. said that woman is making a
great mistake who wears hat which
weighs more than four ounces
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-01
LAYS MOTHER IN-LAW
AND WIFE; SHOOTS SELF

BUFFALO. June 1-"Curley" sta
pies. farmer living at Angola. a sub
urb Of this city. shot and Killed his
wife and his mother-in-law and inhict-
led what probably will be fatal inju-
'ries upon himself this morning in their
home
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-01
:
LONDON MAN INVENTS
A DAY. AND NIGHT HAT

LONDON. June la recent invention
onsists Of derby hat and a silk cyiin-
er which. when fastened over the top
+ the derby. transforms It into silk hat
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-01
=. COMMISSION TO
DECIDE OLD BOND CASE

action of two foreign corpora
has forced the state railroad
ssion to attempt decision in
g delayed Atlantic Coast Line
SsSlse
- .lssrsrsan Gambler. of the commits
Won, said today that the commission
ould wrestle with the A. {. L. case to
final decision on next Tuesday as
,e Georgia Carolina Power Company
I'D the Savannah Electric Company
ere clamoring to know whether or not
icy should submit bonds for approval
he Atlantic Coast Line issued bonos
ithout the approval OF the commits
on and when called asserted that the
ompany was Virginia corporation
nd the commission had no jurisdic-
M
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-01
STATE LOSES IN
R. R. RATEF|GHT
,e PendIeton Holds in Fa-
savlt the Western and At
.ntic-FeIder to Appeal.

fate lost the first legal battle in
tern ana Atlantic rate case
dye PendIeton. in the third
Of superior court decided
Pstate could make no contract
ksAered with the rulings Of the
commerce commission.
n .rior court decision means
Use will go at once to the
Is jrt on a bill of exceptions
Sc oJ attorney General Fielder. The
srney general said Immediately after
K court had ruled that an appeal
lad be made.
ane action came as result OF
rs flied By the state at the order Of
her Governor Hoke Smith to en-
pi the Iessees Of the Western and
i1tie railroad from charging South
-celassifcation freight rates on Chat
es5ea shipments rather than the
tn prescribed by the state railroad
mission. The state maintained
sit the Nashville, Chattanooga and
rs 0uis railroad, as lessees OF the w
in had violated its contract with the
is,
atiots demurrer filed to the states
d he lEsees alleged that since Chat
~ ga was in Tennessee that a con-
y r. which insisted the right of the
Aof Georgia to fix rates in inter
PISS commerce would be a violation
stderal statute The judge sus-
nc the demurrer.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-01

I Is now Well known that not more
\ one cas- of rheumatism in Zen re-
.n-sS any Internal treatment whatever
thai Is needed is a free application
- Chamberlain's Liniment and mas
saying Nhe parts az each application.
Try 1t ahd see how quickly il will re-
iieve the pain ana soreness. Sold by
all dealers. $50
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-01
Move On Now!

AVS a policeman 10 street. crowd.
nd whacks heads if it doesn't Move
4 now" says the big. harsh mineral
as to bowel congestion and suffering
blows DR.. Kings New, Life pills
pn't bulldoze the bowels. They gem
y persuade them To right action, and
saith follows 25c az all druggists $50
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-01
ATLANTA GEORd
-ah ehoAollh Msn NEN9 -lia... i..-l ts.-Tgl

With the exoense fee Of 53c to defray
the necessary items Of distribution ex-
pense.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-01

Each measure has q 81 parate remov-
able funnel which hts over the mouth
No flies can get ia the measure when
not IN use. and FOR neatucss 10 can't
be eNcelled. for cleanliness unsurpass-
ed for labor saving 'n ever being
ready for use Is just The thing. and for
ure in clean shape ready to sell lgaifl
if appeals "a the pocket III every gro
cef as Il wiil pay for itself In a short
time
Address A. 0. HOWARD Atlanta Ca
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-09-20
Saws Wed Pink-Toothed Girl

Devils LAX, SWANS would do well
to examine the teeth of their sweet
hearts before making ;, proposal of
marriage. If girl has pink-tinted
teeth, pop the question with speed, fol
the pink indicates she has sweet
loving disposition. If she has dull
chalky teeth, pick up your hat and
beat it, for her heart is as cold as q
chunk Of ice, and she is interested in
you for purely mercenary reasons.
This is the advice handed out 10y
Dr.. Jacob s. Wells of Fargo, N. D.
who is delegate to the national
dentists convention in session al
Washington, D. c., and Dr.. Wells ought
to know for he has been pulling and
filing women $ teeth for 20 years.
''Don't be fooled young men," said
the doctor, "by pretty face. In fact
don't look at the face any more than
you can help. Look at her teeth
Every time she smiles, every time she
opens her mouth look at her teeth
even if you have to stretch your neck
to do SO. It means a lot to you.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-09-20
And Now Comes Word of
A Butter Shortage---Tear

Grand Forks, Sept. 1s-'Tis said
that troubles never come singly. At
least that is what the Grand Forks
housewives and the man who pays the
bills think. First they are threatened
with a shortage of Goa and now comes
the groceryman with the announcement
that butter is not going to be scarce
but is scarce-so scarce, in fact that
it is almost impossible to get the dairy
variety.
During the past couple Of days it
has been practically impossible to get
good dairy butter and the housewife
hfs had to use the creamery butter.
That, of course, meant paying more,
add now father is complaining about
tke 'high cost Of living and vowing
that, he'll vote most any . Id ticket
with low cost plank in its platform
Local dealers say that butter is 60
ing to be big problem for the man
with moderate means this year. With
dairy butter almost impossible to get
the, cost of creamery butter has
jumped in a very few days from 2s
to 80 cents, and the Indications are
that it will, take another advance be
fore long, 4: v
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-09-20
SPEAKERS ARE ANNOYED SOME
WHAT BY SOCIALIST CONTRO
vERsY IN UNDERGONE.
DISTINGUISHED MEN OF STATE
AND NATION SHOULD HAVE
HAD BETTER CROWD

The opening gun in the Progressive
parry campaign to be fir d in Ramsey
county, was discharged last night be
fore small audience. It is indeed to
be regretted that only fifty-two of
Ramsey county'ss citizens, twelve OF
them socialists were in attendance to
listen to the addresses as both men
who are prominent in tate and ma.
tional affairs are entitled to larger
audience.
Another disagreeable feature Of the
meeting wss controversy which was
going on in an undertone between tn
Socialists, the editors Of the Call and
Inter Ocean, this greatly disturbed
Judge Allen of Texas, who is finish
ed orator, and the criticism that his
address was not arranged in an or
derby manner, can probably be attrib-
uted to this fact.
serumgard President.
Silver Serumgard who IS the head of
the Progressive organization in Ram
sey county presided at the meeting
and introduced the speakers, and al
though tn dividend scheme of treat
ing a city as corporation and the
citizens as shareholders Of the sur
plus fund Of the city, which was in
vented by Mayor Sweet, was not for
political purposes, it served as the on
ly thought upon which Mr.. Serumgard
could introduce the mayor of Fargo,
and accordingly Mayor Sweet dwelt
at length on the subject which was
not created for political purposes, and
with the Roosevelt egotism he was abb.
to tell of the immense amount of pub
Lefty he was receiving even in the
New York World through his economic
suggestion. That publicity however,
Mr.. Sweet failed to mention was MOI
MI Of the kind that would be desired
b. a candidate for governor Of North
Dakota.
Stage Setting.
One of the very noticeable incidents
Of the meeting was the platform set
ting of the court room, the wall being
decked with picture Of President
Taft and Vice President Sherman, IN
the heat Of tie oratory the speakers
found it convenient to- point in one
direction or the other, and occasionally
in back of them. At one time when
Roosevelt was being lauded to the sky
referred to as the man who was res
ponsible for one Of the best admin.
istrations the United States had ever
had, the speaker pointed to the pic
ture Of Taft and Sherman and q gen
eHa1 snickering could he heard over the
Fcourt room. &S~ y !: ="
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-09-20

Good dairy butter is selling at 80
cents a pound, although there is some
to be had at 25 cents. It is .ot par
ticularly good for eating purposes
however.
Grand Forks is not the only place
that is having trouble getting butter
Devils Lake was in a tougher posi-
tion last Friday than any place in
the state. For a short time the
stores didn't have pound of butte,
Of any description in the city and they
had to depend on shipment to re-
lieve the situation. One thousand
pounds were shipped in the next day
by express and the "smear-hungry'
were satisfied. /.
Dealers are at loss to explain the
cause of the shortage in the butter
supply at present. They state that
feed is plentiful and other. conditions
are favorable faE,A big supply Of the
dairy butter.s The q .oa ll5,iex paanation is
that the farmers are too busy endeav
oring to finish their threshing to turr
their attention to butter making ani
consequently no dairy butter is being
made for store use. The butter that
is made on the farm is kept there 70,
use during the busy threshing sason.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-09-20
FORMER WARD COUNTY STATES
ATTORNEY RECEIVES SPECIAL
OFFICE TODAY.
STATES ATTORNEY MILLER HAS
APPARENTLY BEEN SOMEWHAT
NEGLIGENT,

Minot, N. D., Sept. 1s-Dudley L.
Nash of this city who recently resign.
ed his position as states attorney OF
Ward county has just been appointed
by Judge Fisk as special prosecuting
attorney in Mountrail county, to carry
on the work which the Judge is anx-
ious to have cleaned up and which
States Attorney Miller of Mountrail
county seems to have been rather neg.
ligent in prosecuting.
!, Gilbert II Christopherson and Earl
Wilhelm have been held on the charge
Of perjury committed at Stanley, N.
D., last spring when they appeared as
witnesses in the case in which Alec
Oren was charged with bastardy.
Another important action to ccme
up soon which Mr.. Nash has been ap.
pointed prosecuting attorney for is tina
against John Maher who was charged
with pigging. Maher has been willing
to enter plea for some time, but for
some unknown reason Miller has neg
lected to bring up his case. Maher has
recently been captured at Grano, N.
D., when he accidentally ran into the
deputy sheriff who had his description.
He was one Of the five risoners who
broke out of the Williams county Jail
at Williston, he being put behind the
bars there on account of there being
no Jail in Mountrail county.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-09-20
LAKE REGION LAND CO., ENa1N.
EERs DEAL FOR LEASE or ONE
OF BIG FARMS OF COUNTY

H. ]. Hinck, manager of the Lake
Region Land company informs US that
he has just closed a dea; whereby
Fritz Wirenfeldt and Erick Hiorth
have leased, for term If years, the
64o-acres farm in Dry Lake township
belonging to Rudolph Froelicn. The
deal was closed yesterday, Messrs.
Wirenfeldt and Hjorth buying all the
chattels and machinery from Mr.. Froe-
Itch. The farm is one Of the best in
Ramsey county and the lcssces are GER
tain to make good.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-09-20
."And if you value your future hap.

"And if you value your future hap.
piness, insist on making microscope
ic examination of the girls teeth be.
fore you tie yourself u, with propos-
al of marriage. 1t will be better for
you. If instead of spilling a lot Of silly
wish wash you said to her:
." NOW, little girl, before this affai,
gets any more serious, open your
mouth and let me look at your masti
Gators If she objects xplain the
whole thing t" her. If she still objects
you may know something is wrong SO
take your hat and run.
ttGirls Of wifely inclinations have
the pink tinge On the teeth just below
the gums. It can be readily seen il
one will look closely. The color is in
the enamel and not as some dentists
state, an overhanging Of the gums.
"Girls with dull, chalky teeth are
not prone to love, and will not as a
general thing make good wives.
know man who examined his sweet
hearts teeth. He discovered before
it was too late. She had chalky teeth
and loved him for his money!
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-09-20
CHURCHES AT T0IL.EY, CAKES
AND KENMARE CAUSE ARREST
OF GR1GGs AT CHICAGO.
PUPORTED TO HELP 1INANCE 50
THAT STRUCTURES COULD
BE ERECTED.

Chicago, Ill.,, Sept. 18Th. H. Griggs
who represented himself as head of the
Kansas City Church Loan association,
was arrested here today by Federal
authorities on the charge of defrauding
three North Dakota Catholic church
congregations out of a sum aggregat-
ing $4,000.
The postal officials claim that Griggs
disposed of bonds for the erection of
Catholic church in North Dakota and
in this manner succeeded in the big
swindle. The complaints are brought
against Griggs through the truetees of
the Catholic churches at Cakes, Tolley
and Kenmare, North Dakota.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-09-20
MEN WE'RE ENGAGED IN ENJOY.
ING FEAST BECAUSE OF NO
THRESHING.
PARKER SIEEMAN is KNOCKED
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IS CHASED
AND CAPTURED.

Egeland, N. D., Sept. ia cold
blooded murder the most tragic that
has occurred in these parts for years,
resulting from quarrel over a $2.cu
pot in a poker game, was committe
yesterday afternoon, shortly after
O'Clock when Isaac McGinnes, "a Ken.
tuckian, shot and killed Parker Sic a:
man, a colored man, who it is said has
wife aud family residing at Fargo.
Day Of Feasting.
It was day of feasting among the
threshers who were unable to work On
account of the recent rains. The farm
hands from various nearby farms con-
gregated at the grove just half mile
outside of the city, where they. had
enjoyed "mulligan" prepared by thu
chef of one of the cook cars, and Lad
imbibed in several rounds of refresh
ments which had been provided for
the occasion.
To Pass the Time.
To pass the time away, several of
the farm hands decided to engage in
a game of poker, and among those
playing were Isaac McGinnes and
Parker sieeman. The difficulty arose
after the game had progressed for
some time and McGinnes was some
what Of loser. There was two dol
lars in the pot, which both mer claim
ed. The argument waxcd warm and
as climax to the dispute the colorcd
man picked up the money. McGinnes
pulled revolver shooting Sieeman
through the breast. The colorel man
made for the woods, the Kentuckian
after him. -Four shots were fred, Siee-
man finally falling to the ground. He
died few minutes after.
Mcainnes skips.
McGinnes then took flight. The Of
ficials were notified and formed a posse
of the farm hands which set out to
capture the bandit, finally capturing
him two miles east of this place.
Murder Charged.
At the coroner's inquest held last
night, the charge Of murder in the first
degree was brought against McCinnes.
Sieeman having been shot to death.
The fellow will be arraigned in court
here today to answer to the charge.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-09-20
AND OKLAHOMA RE.
sIGNATIONs WE'RE ACCEPTED
AT SESSION.
REASON GIVEN BY NATIONAL
COMMITTEE FOR CAUSING
FIVE. REMOVALS.

New York, Sept. 1s-The National
Republican executive committee in seq
sion here today removed from mem
bership in the committee, representa-
tives of Missouri, New Jersey, West
Virginia, North Carolina and Califor-
MIA, because they were Roosevelt SYM
pathizers. The committee also accept
led the resignation of Minnesota and
Oklahoma representatives of the Ma
tional committee. y