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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-03
"JIGGS" D0NAHUE is NOT
DEAD; REPORT Is FALSE

COLUMBTS. OHIO, April 3
"Jiggs' DOnahue. the veteran Chi
CaEo first baseman. is still alive. The
announcement Of his death was a lit
tie premature. Donahue hasn't very
long to live. and when his wife made
arrangements 10 collect his insurance
money il caused the report about his
death
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-03
FAIRBANKS TRIMS WEBER
IN PlNEHURST TOURNEY

PINEHURST. \. c. April &--W alter
"a Harold Weber ~ Toledo. I'm the fast
Isl contest match play in The thirteenth
annual united North and South ANA
feur golf championship tournament me
last three holes were halVed. FAIRBANKS
winning on the home green
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-03

"A friend Of his a all times. a lighters
Ungrai efuluess.
Joe Thomas great exhibition against
an6ee schwartz Tuesday is stiIl the
doubt one OF the greatest rinETnan In
the world to-day, and is entitled Ia "A
match with either Richie. Rivers or
Cross.
wildcat Ferns and Tommy Howell
VIII meet in a round scrap at Kan
sas city tonight This is the second
meeting between the pair Howell mad
slight shade in the former bout.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-03
WILLARD ARRIVES ON
COAST; HESS MANAGER

Los ANGELES. April S.-Jcss
Willard. the giant white hope. who
has been missing FOR more than two
weeks has landed here. Willard
declared he had changed managers
and was now anxious 20 get d fight
with Luther McCarty or Gunbo5J
Smith for July T.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-03

weather that BIN
Smith ever faced
in Atlanta. he has
his men fright.
The team, with
the exception ~
the battery mon,
has been tuned up
for "a week ar
more. The way
the pitchers have
gone through the
telling test of Il
full nine innin-
workout has dem
strate d that
they are right
and ready for the
struggle
II the Crackers
only have the
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-03
TOLEDO CANCELS GAMES.

NDEIT,E. Nh. NUTII 3--UH actuuHI
Of me flood conditions me loledo hase-
~ a.,r1ss hgs carceIed AN engage ments
N birmingham. Nashville and i'ay ton on.
and VIII remain ia Mobile. PITCHER, -
FsIiycnherge. who has been Win ~ o
se,-or, was sent 10 New orleans Co JON
the cleveland team
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-03
MASCOT SIGNS CONTRACT.

.''SS, CA. April 3.-Fre
5-. Is the signature 10. the
aat returned to the Way
baseball Asso ration. His po-
mascot and he viii have no
Alderman Fred Brewer.
one Of the strong sup
baseball On WaNcro~S. auu
always been % idvnritc
H.aN,rS mere. d i- ii--
he viii make "a fine player.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-03
cue TOURNEY At ELLIoTT's.

The billiard tourney at 1ag Elilolt >
ter viii play Fred Liley tomorrow night
The semi finals were PLAYED tues
dsv night Fred l-iley defeated = u
curtis ms 60 fSs. j. 9. cutter ueiealeu
u. T. Benton $50 20 81.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-03
MERCER JACKET
SERIES BEGINS
HERE ON FRIDAY
THE yellow Jackets and the Mer-
Ger Baptists viii be the next to

THE yellow Jackets and the Mer-
Ger Baptists viii be the next to
mix things i'm college baseball az
the Flats These teams play Friday
and Saturday afternoons. and as they
are good clubs and college clubs, most
anything is likely TO be pulled of
But Mercer and Tech are looking out
for that State championship, as well
as a good ranking in the s. ]. A. A.,
and will play their hardest in these
games.
Both teams are getting ready for
the struggle. The Mercer team has
not so far hit its stride. The two
games copied by the University Of
Florida from Mercer-one II to and
the other to 1---eem TO have taught
the necessary lesson that over-confi-
dence is dangerous. and the Mercer
ties have settled down to hard prac-
tioe. with the idea Of redeeming their
bad start
Mercer Team Green.
Coach Stroud's crew. like that OF
Heisman's, is comparatively green.
Among the old men is Rice, who is
captain this year and is giving prom
Use Of a banner year He alternated
between first base and catcher ana is
both a fast fielder and "A heavy nit
ter Roddenberry, the fast infielder.
VIII either hold third OF short in this
weeks games Westmoreland. Of last
years scrubs viii win a place in one
of the outer gardens, where he is
playing good ball. Moses. who alter
mated with Captain Noss. of last years
team, rs the mainstay on the mound
Tech Friday This man is a good
hurler, but a very erratic one at times
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-03
All Billy Smith Fears Is ink
O. O O @ o Q q
Crackers Fit Right Now for Race

in 40 games tand he. by playing
steadily an the season and with two
clubs. managed 10 get In 1922 Only
Z per cent got in an but five games
only IA per cent appeared in as many
as 1870 games.
one reason why the Birmingham
team went through flying was that
it's players had few accidents This
fact and "a good utility man who filled
in when accidents happened saved the
Harnns.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-03
BY Perry H. Whiting.

TNHE Cracker team will be in con
dition when the bell taps. De-
spite the most discouraging
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-03

THE way George Stallings is gath
ering up outnelders by refusing
to waive gives few fans hun IN
! that the Boston Nationals may evolve
an outfeld which does not incluI-
JAY Kirke, and that this lad viii oe
| shipped 90 Atlanta.
Stallings has just grabbed Joe
| Connolly, last year with Montreal
| this spring with Washington He may
| refuse 10 waive on Bill Jacobson. for
mer Gull, aoW with the Giants. bat
headed for Mobile. provided waivers
are secured. Every time a first class
outfielder appears Stalings grabs al
him.
Personally however. we doubt IL
Stalliugs win ever let 90 such
hitter as Jay Kirke. The lad Is no
great bail player. but ne can meet the
| pill-and men that can DO 1T as reg
ularly as jay are rare.
Another point-and don't overlook
this. Jay Kirke is an expensive man.
So are about seven or eight of the
present Crackers. II is likely that the
team is huggirg the salary limit
mighty close right now. Il is doubt
ful i'm the extreme if smith could put
on another hign-priced player and
&c; away with H.
u lG league reports have IL that Ban
II Johnson has ordered his umpiras
not to call ball players out who are
tagged by the hidden ball trick
II is hard 90 believe that this can
be true. b. Johnson Is no such gump.
one Of the greatest stimulants used
in keeping base runners alive has
been the hidden bali trick II tick
the fans and Keeps the players awake.
How Johnson can say that base
runner who is touched or the bag IS
not out will be a matter for further
discussion.
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EfnuHl Wf lire Eittt E t8fttrtHs 8an Hrb ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
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his. mo oB Die 3a5l Ger luaae IN perh5rem neutrality-suspicious.
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Dte qobbp. unterfuobuna.

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f5ndbug cbtr G6b1dsne zines
Imasn Gtiidts Ter nsrbsnreidsH
ShpdnspirbeI. q iii eint grdBlths
Operation, BEL Der pislt Qferbs siHs
asgn; cine Operation, bic obsnorsin
meiitens bon Shmiebtu uub qf,rbes
3idtsru obns jesIits g%stdubuns bss
9isres porsenommsu fpirb. I'm bas
Gntieblits ouf bic Spite 10 treiben,
nirb b.r blutsnbe Stumpf nit ben
frfiatltgtsn Rerbtn DisIs Winuttu
lang NIT einem glibsnbsn Giien ga
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pohnlia sin isbr IaugDierigs un6
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snii6en bic Dirbd getrpffsn bate.
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britt in, bunn 1T e fir Itins gnn3e
fernsre ae6ens5eit Elm obnmadtigts
QusIaugungsObiett fir bic 5nitttsH.
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amertRantGcbe 3urtt3paeee.

81 lit cine Heuet gang uubeoeatenoe 6aa. aber redt 6aedncno
fir sic at uno @enG in pedr in otnm Ganoe bic Geredigtet bauHo
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las auyiertn o,r gferSs.
Ola Erut,f seasu siris nod bitlfas
~ausssabts Ittrauilgrd.

nhsatHbte S~terQualefe.
Ssgsn bas gupisrtn Der gfsrbe,
Elm, btiOnotrs in europa nod bdus
fla bon qfsrbs5iaten uusg,fHbrts
manipulation sur g@sria6Hsrung4
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4usfibrungsn: Gtpa 10000 arisggs
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bdb fir mdstg tupierte pferbe 300
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S9ipeif nur nod Elm Gtummel i'll,
800 Mnrt tpsniger bs3ablt psrben.
Sin Iol9ts Quftretru bes Aeides
plr6s Der t0ridten uub DerberbIideu
aupiermO0e Iofort ben 8obsn abgras
ben.
l1nO nod Elm fDeiterss 1T az iaget.
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bes 5aaridHeibsn iOnbsrn bic abs
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glarft6erift.
en- main. is Nnni

Glib Cma6a, is. Slni.
Rin0Dieb- 3uiu5r 5000; Nart
feit.
@utc Bis bette $8.3O-s.8o.
glitteImdbi8e bis CUTE $50
$40.
8cp6bnIif2 bis mittelmdbige
81 0-8.10
aii6e pIo sellers, felt Bis ME
ariger.
@utc Bis Bette aiibe $7.0o-7.5O
ST. PSI
cute bis bette aiibe $690-7.5O
MittelmdBige bis cute aii6I
&c. 5-S6.9O.
@epo9nGde Biz mitteImabige
100000.
Stoder5 mo 5ee0ers, nie0riger.
Site Bis bette $7.75-8.30.
WitteImaBiga bis cute $3.50
no.
@ep66nIide Biz mittelmdbige
S6.5 0-$7.25.
Gtod $eifers-$6 25-$7.25.
guGen, 25.
adIber, $800-$f0.50.
Sdneine- 3ufubr 1900; Warf
3 bis Zoe nie6riger; 8urhifnitts
preis $8.80-8.35; Boditer 4rei.
S815.
Sdafe 3uiubr 1900; M1rf
fIdu, 10 bis l5c niebriger.
gdmmer S6.50-750.
Mhrtteridofc $4.75-5.35.
8iooer, $500-5.50.
Sdbrltnge, So. 25--$6.75 {.
6riibjabr5 Hammer, $s.00-8.40.
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gac GOrten @arI tueroen tdaIi6
in uniarem Gei6Gft gemodt.
5riife uno %fonierOirtt 5IeiIdiorten
ionie eusldnoiide un0 befmiffe
9eIifnteiiet aud frit6e Gentle
~je6er5eit borr1tbig.-Sdnauber q
$offmnn, 40S n6rbI. 16. Gtrobe,
4bone Douglas 1920.
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$1,000 fnufen 100 gder feines
GarmIon0 in 2incoln Gountp.
Colorado. 8ertb $2700. geofn.
gunsen: Die SGlfte baar, uno ben
geit gu 6 gro8ent 8inien alf Ianqs
Belt. s. q. c. 0. Omaha 3ribiine,
Sma6a, 9e6. II.
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antOmO6ile 81 berfanfeH.
aOrOs. s%npmu6iles. cprrIanAs.

9lae Gorten gebraudte g[itos BIZ.
Ia 5u oerfaufen. S9reibt fpeaen
Cite mo Breiie. 8ir MAIDEN bette
9ieparatlren in Der beitausgeItatteteu
@erfitatt peitlid) BON Chicago. On.
rantiren nnierc eating @eIoina.
8rngt na6 Soften. Gcates WiDtor
Gar GOy t415 Dodge Strobe,
Omaha, Gebr.
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Ter 2ic6cuOe: Sit nidt S6r
6nar ME cine Ieudteu6c arone2"
pSo, unO ie0e Rnht Iegt tie Die
arone ltieoey".
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9ns preiswirOigite G6en BET Better
Slump. 9eutide Slide, 1903
Go6ae StraBe, 2. Stod. Mabl3ei.
ten rs Gents.
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gSiIarb Gb6p, Eateate, 1880 Gtta
g%aationaI gant Building. Eel
apler 1889; Sn6. a.fS64.
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E(aIGlt5irte an5eigen!

erittlaiiiat gluitreitcrarbeit im6 "a.
peiiren. auaemcicic Greiic. Pr.
belt 8nrdntirt. &. Spicael, 207
ii6l. IL. StraBe, Gouglas 1916.
&ir lpreden oeutid. SIt7
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-.eg aob Elm l8snss gfffamaBbstt bsm @,su 6mff. Cah.
Roo'ptJ
es If noa INNER b. r 9dd' traurau 9Tsmbura madt Fa bod
cine -Sydpt 5uia Administration iaaha! e. 3 @srl1.
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Gerlan9t: 3iiGti1cr, oetuanoter
Jleiifer; Der6eiratbeter W2anm
bcrggogan; muB uiihtcrn itn0 ilei.
bt oiciH 3nmmonO Fading 80,
$aHsasoahs las.
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itter. 9as pag ptatat rch a5.st are Bic gottrur5m anm BAD
sdbFHut7G Ns tm 9tB tnt Gora ebE ,itu gbu ltat
5satu nnb eadp pdgn etipta, fur Os UEfansprt elmer
otrauiam 9orltt
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&aus sn bsrfaufen-ein @obnbous
NIT 8 3immern SeiBpaiierbet.
sung, Gas unO eIsftrii6es 2iht.
mooerne eiuridtung, bilig Su oer.
taufen beim eigentbiimer. 1916
Martha StraBe, omaha.
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9cntIde aaIeaOsr frei BEL gerones
& Con- Drngoiiten, i402 IiiOIide
16. StraBe. Eel. Douglas 1880.
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9r. ". y. SUbniOn, 8abuarss
granbeis Webdube 8immer 400.
Gmalirtt Giilunsen eeuam iuie Bdb.
ne. Seine iiniIide BGbne. Wls
lpredeH hentId. !.
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&crlnngt-Gine 6cltide SausbdIte.
rim fir eiuen dlt2ren Mam ouf
Der 5nrm. 81 eriragcn BEL sc.
Gtonoader, 1920 iiiOI. 20. GtraBe,
Smaba. S.fS
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gGtemunmdIiG.

8. U. Sturges, pntentontroLs
GAG @rnnbetS Ebedter HIba.s
P6one. g. 8469.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-16
ACUTE FINANCIAL
CRISIS FACING
CHARITIES
Subscriptions Overdue, Trustees
Are Forced to Indorse Notes.
Work May Be Halted.

me falIure OF a number OF SUB
S'IIoeFS 70 i"e -AsS"eisted CHARITIES
10 pay iheif amounts eonsronts th"-
institution Win situation t4ai IS
"'"'e. Inc trustees nave Aad Z" Per
S"i'a''| ihooise noes Ion running eN-
PehseS curing the past TWO months
al" "eSua\ 'He INSTITUTION was
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-16
Eckman's Alternative

FOR THE THROAT AND LUNGS.
Eckmans Alternative is effective in
Bronchitis. Asthma. Hay Fever.
Throat and Lung Troubles, and in
upbuilding the system Does not
contain poisons, opiates OF habit
forming drugs For sale by all lead
ing druggists. Ask for booklet Of
cured cases and write to Eckman
Laboratory. Philadelphia. Pa, fer
additional evidence For sale BY all
OF Jacobs Drug Stores
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-16
DASHER CHARGES
CORPORATION
AIDS SMITH
Candidate for Mayor of Macon
Says Opponent Is Backed by
Street Railway Company

MACON. Sept ia l.. Basher,
Sre All independent candidate for
Mayor, mas charged Bridges smith,
the administration candidate in
paid advertisement to-day. with ac-
oept-ng large contributions To hIs
campaign fund. amounting 10 thou
sands Of dollars from the Macon
Railway and Light Company
He asserts that the money was
given partially by Leon :. DurH vice
president oc the company, ami par
tally secured ~ \. Emmett Barnes,
a campaign worker. who went to New
York and obtained the coin from the
\. =. Leach Company, owners Of the
local public utility companies.
He further charges that the saloon
Keepers We're levied upon for sum
aggresating $4,000. and threatened
with raids unless they have the mon
ey. He also claims that there has
been a wholesale Illegal registration.
The charges are denied by, Mr..
Smith
So Candidates for Council
There are now SO candidates for
city Council and three candidates for
Mayor in the municipal race. the cleo
ton for which will take place on
september &c
All candidates paid their assess
ments TODAY. which was the occasion
for the announcement 81 the complete
ticket Offering for Council in support
Of \. l.. Dasher who is running for
Mayor
The Bridges Smith and Wallace
Miller aIdermanic tickets were an
n"unced several weeks ago.
Six Candidates for Commissioner.
Macon tomorrow will elect A
water commissioner and a judge for
the Municipal Court. The contest for
both offices has been hard fought.
there being four candidates for one
and SIX for Che other. I'd Crimmins.
painter J. ". Wilcox. a civil engi-
neer; Howell Harris. a solicitor; Ii.
r. Brown, a retired plumber, and c.
+. Drummer a druggist, are opposing
Commissioner e. T. Williamson for
reelection for siV-year term.
The candidates for the iudgeship
are AugGstin DAILY Lloyd Moore.
Henry Strohecker and J. p. Burnett,
all lawyers. There being a registra-
ton Of over 300, large vote is an
ticipated.
When the city Executive Commit
tee met to-day at noon for three
days purging Of the registration list
10 be used in the municipal primary
on September 20, there were cha!-
lenges to more than 2O0 voters
over 100, challenges were maze w
The Wallace Miller campaign COM
mittce. The committee will consider
these objections during the next thr e
days petition OF the Miller COM
mittee for a longer time in which .
purge the registration was denied.