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POOR SHOWING AGAIN
BY CHAMPION K|LBANE
Although Easily Outpointing
Young Driscoll His Exhibi.
ton Lacks Real Glass.
ny JOHN POLLOCK.

So
Sohhny kfloane. the featherweisht
coll. 4 local bov. in -. tsn.rouna hou, =,
the irwin. ~ =. n,..,.,..~
uoox.,,nn s a. T., ~ ~ OF sro0k'yn. Ano after
,,m 80, e"e
i!'So A. NJ. train At the Grand Central
e'a.on Tor MS nome In Cleveland. lie
wlfe's Illness
While Kilbane had M ,rouha. min.
a title holder, as h. missed m.nv h,ow.
and those that he did innd seemed to-
have no st>am heh,na than
Driscoll would probably have mads n
batter showing n hs hsSn., hssn 1900
with stage fright. In some of the rounds
he forced klieans all around the ring
Dunchs. to hi: stomach and face. ''
This In the fourth time that kivbane
mas iouSht IN TINS vicinity ana his per-
Torrance In every instance has been .
Acknowledgement tn tia ran.
Wv
cs,mp,oD Jos1n, Kub,n. !, cou,0, ,,,, ,.,.
70 p,ck I'M some nor, sofs moper ILs,rs =. ~ ~
for his hon: in Cleveland hi. manager. Jimmy
flint one will be with George Kirswood. the erack
featherxeislN of 81. Lnuis, vhom he will tackle
In . ten ound bout At the Empire 4. c. at Man.
haitian aCsino on the night Of F<b. "A. This bou,
NJ. r the S . n. g ,:,s sai CHR 9,
that night. For his sscosi scsap viii. w Jon Sa
r ,dd :. ' GY X: soy. II, wi" meet 1 s. for zen
''' N''
amv p.,s. ..u.a g. r.. -
,.,,r H. ~. -, 'S1ey' An'
Y VIZ mo Cpy ne cuns
sDroAd ior nus Isent.round babe with Frank
KLAUS o. i1a.o,Trh q The Cirque Do Paris In
tarA on tis night Of March g. Before sailing
rapks aAid uat he win only have 70 tats on
ten p0vnde. - he wHghs now only ITO pounds
Unless the match between Gsoeee Cansutier
the French miodlswsight, and Jeff smith ehs
ml,dlsveitht NJ nayopn. u 49,
ss'A.,.,' 49, AZ ~ ~. nhen
,nfousn snce ths conw 81 Al LAppss lsttW on
Jan; :; ,hsss hu;&y fighter: vt9 come together
OF tens Tonight Appe,, when he lest wrote.
The evening world., 1913-02-05
Indian Given Bonus Of $500
for Signing SO, 900 Contract
Warner Got $500.

THAT money Is no object when
Manager McGraw's out TO sign
= Q player was again clearly demon
strated in the case OF Jim Thorpe. the
Indian ball player. who cost him 5000
To secure. According to men who helped
10 put through the deal. Thorpe will
receive q yearly salary Of 5000. More
over. when he signed his contract he
received . bonus Of 500. Glen Warner.
who brought Thorpe here and advised
him to sign with the Giants. got $500
for his trouble. The Cincinnati CLUB
was willing 20 pay Thorpe $500. while
the Pittsburgh Club offered him 5000.
Rain, Capron, an outfieider. who was with tie
Pirates last year has been releaed TO the ~.
Pal American Association club. Canon IA one
OF the men whom the ST. !NM Ciub asked from
Barnsy IfesfuN for letting Marry oToole e. TO
his club. The Pirates An owe the Western club
another PLAYER.
John McGrsw hss quit the billiard business.
Tho Gtanse, manasr dscaed shst he eonn not
turned back the lease IN ha btliari academy at
THIRTY .Lfu, street and Broadway, 70 the estate
assa ; I. he and his ''''s "A" '''' '''
Johnny kim is ,ho,,zh with baseball for good.
Joe Tinker msnaser OF the Cincinnati Reds. IN .
letter TO Gerry Hermann. owner Of uAt club,
ns the: h az s.I ssa a INN th. Re YOU'D nse
Ifsy hail again.
The National Commission ha, Just made public
q statement 10 Tie effect that they have ordered
the Now York American League tub TO pay over
e Ss ssS S'% elaine. /, ' wss due them for the
return OF two Of five playes' secured from Ne"
II Frank Chance, ule new manager Of the High.
The evening world., 1913-02-05
EDITED BY
ROBERT EDGREN
Evening Worlds
Headpin Tourney.
To.Nlaht'a Schedule.

To-Nlsht's Schedule.
% MTp.l Ilse; Ns'r!p, ~. pss:ims, I4ttle ferg
"a St'.. n s'., ' xssi. az y Il e. .sd
Roll Of Honor.
M'J Ss s' e.. .%i'; Club Of iiocs;a iSs
High Team Score.
Jamaica. Long Island. No. 1.............. Al6
Last Nights Scores.
germsnis Bsnk--Blink. 10; Hoenscs, eI: Fols.
ios smsn III IL. AII ss u lana. Ss Gar
Ri t5,i p keil0sS. 81 M'tonslih' Isl Gff0d' a.
enc. long .l.i.nd ct,y. sinrsm. ~; schrsmw.
q, 80 MuHis'n. -; Na,er. A. Lnnoers' 30. Total
-Me,ogyi,an Lhs tns. Go. :, ~. 2McGoysrn.
smaller, - Page. ~: Boyian. a. Bender.
M,ovhe.l. No. i-.Etescrt, Al. M,hl..cd,. q:
= b'-g.mp. A.: WILSON. 10. Barnes Y.
G.. MI JgI'r If In; O. 80 .Bs.'ii ,ssi
,AT'hen; No, 2-- .,n, i7;oF. , soSsAa%gs
:. Yei-,i-ii,,n IA. ins Go. No. 4..Gr.n. n;
MsNiI:An, 20, Wilson. Il; Bulser. 81 L'ndsn.
a''TSets ,,,, Gaafl's e. MN pcm. ;.
so 4Ss' 81 !, h o. es IS f.. So Be-
oN;i,.heal. No. !. Kenrey. o.; ylannbeimsl.
10; vnslsy. 49, s'esl'Fucser. 10; Arncid. 70
i%,lerai. 10. Hosssen,,.za,,c: -; Lamar.
Oxanam ks-cciaiipn No 1--NcEDtee, 81
i,ea,;s s.; M!nosdc. Al; MeDNaaid, 90; Weldon.
Eric---R thieip. ~: Russles. a7. Kienle. .;
rapp. n peief. -. Total, 49,.
l,,k Is Bannon. 50; McQusde. t2i; brady. ~.
To,ai. 40
Jun zion. No. a. T.. l. City,. Fcssier 81 /;
Hecsel. se; 2. Feeder. -, Hau-e-. 20; Gsyn3r.
20. Total $50
=
c'arsc. 50; Joins5a. IS; McGrath. ~; Newell. So
Total, go
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sammy Kelly Wants To Referee.

man until he announced his rt;irru,ep, ,r,,, g..
ring few weeks sso. has filed his spylics,i,n
WITH the State A'h'd &c Commission for a NCsns,
To become referv~. sammy has been offc,,.d
re ,ob a. rsierse at The Forty fourth stree, sn,rr.
Attell and Harry Harris. ~''
The evening world., 1913-02-05

match was cca.inmatci today between Jim
Savage The clever heavyweight, Of tranSe y. j.
and Jim Cnffey. thc Dublin san;, who has vor
several bouts a. 'he clubs " Ph;la.lclphla. Ts,
yai!eai On Ncn'av evening, Feb. IL. Savage hss
lur returned from the south. ~l<fs 10 dtfeA'el 1
k,hiak. who has won nom Carl Morris and otl%g
biz fel,Ovp
The evening world., 1913-02-05

Capt TIL Houston tine wealthy contractor
Ing McGsw ONCE Yesterday The Captain
once
talking over the telephone Unless Cuban
. he W 70
The evening world., 1913-02-05
ne sHouLo HAVE BEEN AN IND IAN.


Mccormick
Moraws once called
n men, lther
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NOTES OF A PAID AMATEUR
BY BOHEMIAN BUL0ER.

a
no 1. ~ amateur a. hear. mattel. ,.., l.,
In. sa
s' ' H. % s q: . -
IN
,. s. :.d s Will. the "a:
''ns the. so. ls'D .ss" .,1 the be-. va. @
n. Me For the hi. he
he
dn.v ! sSs tX !,,, eysrcM "a, o.., IND a.,
tina. the .n % town ready .,s soS with TO-. ar..
recruits Grover deeply interested in the workings his
a:
.s:s:1 IT,. :y . tn.
being o. Ia. ,.ss';:a M:o... rosy
sue year after next Toby " no
& e. an.
.: an 'ssnS had s n,: practice Gam. Mear.w. last night
With :ne: :s w.t." S~
vGss n . 1.s soS r. .oSs sylvester m,s til.
sy. = % S s @ ana m , sa m'S OF the n':rsos01ss
s.csu.. they srss.i n,o.h. evening". ~ '' " wv '''
the HON COST o. LIVING
of m'o"ae of New
tn. "''
TIE s9 ::s: NAY s. .x
aaS. SsS tine "usn. we. ON
the level and know
tn. for "'i S. ne " booked there to " OF"
he SHOULD HAVE BEEN AN mo IAN
y. Seeing the amour, of money b. paid for signing til.
Mcoaws once
Ing picture either
MUv sUENo. e. CAPTAIN. 1000 d stun c.pt.ln3
Capt % Houston the we.,hy contractor who has of
his once fo HAVANA s.. tn" mn s s " ans ne sn 1s
The evening world., 1913-02-05

Editor New York Evening wofN
Dear Sir: Just . line In regard TO
Terry Mitchslrs (of Broeklyn) let
Ter. which appeared IN The Evening
world Of Feb. I.
Now I am the italian weitsrweight
who has been boxing upstate. and
also In New York City. I feel that
have more risht than Terry Nit
chsll OF Brooklyn TO this name. and
feel that by his defeats by practical.
~ every welterwsisht and quite .
few iightweights. that he has hurt
my reputation more than I have
hurt his. ] have been lighting under
this name for almost Two years,
which you can see by clippings On.
closed (the clippings show one win
ana several challenger and have
made good with such men ~ Tommy
Connors. Sailor Tighe. Jimmy Gore,
Johnny Glover and Jack Motcarron.
while he has boxed no one q i'm
oortance.
Now IL he thinks have hurt his
rsputation by getting beat. I'll make
him fair proposition. and Il 10 this:
will night him at rs pounds ring.
side. the weller limit while Z myself
can make 10 pounds. whoever loses.
his end shall 20 to any poor family
n brooklyn that the Brooklyn %.
0srs think dsserving.
The loser shall sign - agreement
osvsr to hSht under ne name Of
Berry a0tchsil again.
New we'll 80 who 10 entitled to
- name. TDRRY A1THapIG.
10 ths day Ter he meeting q
the Boxing Cemmissien. Les
- some enc forget let ~ brins "
- subject again.
4 = up to the Cemn,issisa - orstsc
0oetaters at boring showA
The Comcnisslen oan q <his ~ ruin,
Oat every ticket sold must entitls On,
OUsehassr - . ssat anA that every ssa
alDet - shartsd aaa Sambsrsd. ana til,
oonesr Of sAs seat e0isd for b Drinte,
- Ne tlolsst
OF course. this win cut 81 Q listi,
SSasy money snapped " By the pro
oetsss by ovsrssliing their houses an,
3ammlag general admissiso' uoke
buyers into the aisiss In defiance Of n
~ lave.
That little AfEair in . moving pictur
house q couple OF nights ego Wa
warning. Has any boxing fan ever gon
int an Over-soid, ovsrcrowded clu
without feeling that . nrs alarm Nigh
mean panic and the loss Of scores q
Lives. and that . real hrs might wip
oat practically the whole dsnssiy packe
mass OF spectators?
Some time. unless precautions ar
taken. that In going to happen. An
when II has happened. then the Boxn
Commission might make Q hundred We
meant and useful rules without bringln
any one back 10 life.
Do 1t to-day. Commissioner.
DAT NELSON. out West. IL bus
n hurting challenges at Win
- Richie.
As all the challenges 90 into the hant
Of Billy Nolan. Bats old manager. the
won't worry Richie much.
~ AN MORGAN Is taking X. {
Brown to California to night Mex
can Joe Rivers.
There are two very slick managers
the country. and ] don't know whis
deserves the medals. Morgan Ia on
and Bill Nolan 10 the other. don't II
CLYDE Tom Jones. for Jones throw
away his champions and loses his earl
ings through boob betting.
The evening world., 1913-02-05

oaNoelatlon OF Tech Jr.t Motor
osat Record Emphasizss Ne
ssssity d Uslns Some No
ManioaI Timing Method on
he Watse.

A~-A- a; a: = |. = =. n; ~! ssA'a. g.
RRoguD ''sraaaC' Ter tbe esesed
M Assks. NJ Meter Dsas Cub q
AVA America AAs undeuets1iy done
lu0 - sseo cut The ''rsserd" q Tssh
- Vue way Was k accessory - welt
- oeashs bsfers laveseleasiLs ne tin.
- an1 1ssl1eng that ~ Timsrs' Cub
- esmSeeasiiy sut q esas7 During
~ avs msatAs tie saS0ossd record
anAs ~ Tssh II. vas Dublishsa ana
eo0Ooosel u0eA q over ~ woriA anA
4o0Aaee m. ths ~ record 6esAksr.
aoDsl 0ssA ers1k.
VmD = soSeAsr tsseAass pssvsns ne
neesas1sy FOR vsin6 some 0sshani-
81 usning 0sthsA. Ne 1subt
sns Of our msehaaicAi experts could
ADv1os Q way - time electrically ever
- water - Wi - On lana. AZ the
socsas OlymVae 0Amss IN sweden N
uning was electrical And h wAs esen.
rate. 10 Q tenth Of Q ssoond-
The evening world., 1913-02-05

Il Whon
ON
the level and
n
o q hospta
The evening world., 1913-02-05

Georse Roiel, hea'yweisht OF South Afhca, who
over wear. Il In tas country, lie % an Iious
% get on hout with some OF the big feliows
Rode 10 been fighting for over three yean and
the only men who have debated him are sam
Mcysy, Joe ysanstte and Bombar'i5er Wels,. the
managed BY Jimmy Jobpson.
The evening world., 1913-02-05

National League baseball games in Chicago will
coming season instead Of at . o'clock, a. has
been the practice. In making this announcement
said that tho ordinary game will be completed
The evening world., 1913-02-05
tE HON COST OF LIVING.

10
selling
II
The evening world., 1913-02-05

TAT NELSON. out West. IL busy
n hurting challenges at Wine
- Richie.
As all the challenges 90 into the hands
OF Billy Nolan. Bats old manager. they
won't worry Richie much.
The evening world., 1913-02-05

Charles Ledoux. the bantaniseigit champion oi
France, Ia On hk way hack b tha country Il,
sailed from France yesterday. When ne srrives
here he will plsce himself under the mans scmeni
Il lou Dursrher, the popular manager Of fighters
match between Lsi?uN and Johnny Conlor II
h: fails he will pat tSsion ssalust Frsnhe Burns
Il Jersey City.
The evening world., 1913-02-05
4 THRILL ron EVERY CUSTOMER.

Cleveland Hartley the Ind
o.
The evening world., 1913-02-05
? PoNoET ThG hoNoRARj uM,


|vIoLATeo EiohT HOUR w.
bsca
The evening world., 1913-02-05

The National Commission has Just made public
q statement 10 tie effect that they have ordered
the New York American League club TO ray over
70 tho Atlanta Club Of the southern League 5000.
which tint club claimed WAS due them for the
return OF two Of five player, secured from New
York lAst aAason
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-16
LIVER GETTING LAZY?
DON'T STOP WORKING
Take Dodson's Liver Tone and Go
About Your Business. Il Will
Liven Up Your Liver
Without Harm.

\ bilious attack or constipation can
be relieved in short while by a
spoonful Of podsons Liver Tone-the
mild, vegetable remedy that every
druggist guarantees.
Just ask any druggist about bod
sons Liver Tone They know that
il is a harmless preparation that
starts the liver without violence and
puts YOU into shape without interfer-
ence with your habits This store
guarantees it to DE all that, and will
give YOU your money back II you
don't huI DodSou's Liver Tone gives
YOU quick, easy relief
DCdSuuS Liver Tone is for both
grown-ups and children. 1t has a
pleasant taste. and is safe ana relia-
BILE. The price is so cents for a large
bottle and YOUR 50 cents back TO you
II you tell the druggist that it hasn't
been a benefit To you.
Don't take Calomel and don't buy
limitations Of Dodson's Liver Tone
you may run into danger il you do.
Buy Dodson's-the medicine that
all druggists recommend and guar
antee.-Adyt,
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-16
D NEAL IN FRAME
UP, DECLARES
CAPT. HOBSON
Congressman Says Ring PoIiti-
clans and Liquor Interests Are
Backing Oscar Underwood.
y s6ed moII Psnu!lu0o

out Of the Treasury Previously ha
had used every effort 20 increase the
revenue of the tariff bill
This fact is likewise one of record
and is even admitted by Underwood.
81, Is the recitng Of these two ~
fetal facts that they cali mud sins
ing, but the truth Is that I have sim
ply CRED solid shot with high power
and the mind was splashed from the
muddy ramparts that the corpora
tons liquor men, conservatives and
reactionary politicians have built UP
around Underwood.
Just a Tool.
Underwood is now preparing TO
be the same kind Of a dummy and
figurehead that he was in the Presi-
Dental primary, being really nothing
more than a tool to carry out the
wishes Of Wall street and the wishes
Of the interests who are against the
public welfare.
"The people Of Alabama, however.
have caught onto the frame-up and
viii undoubtedly eXemplify the pro-
gressive Democratic natures Of the
people Of this State. and their high
capacity for self government by put
ting to discard this ablest reacuondTy
that the State has developed in many
years.
Congressman Hobson speaks in
Carterswlle Thursday night and Fri
day and Saturday in Eastern Ten
neSSee
Captain HObson was very much
interested in the reports proving
conclusively that Woodrow Wilson
did receive a contribution Of 10000
from Thomas F. Ryan in his presi-
dental campaign. The President is
now behind Underwood in his Ala
bama fight.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-16
STILL HOLDS
To SLAY|NG THEORY IN
DOROTHY HAUG MYSTERY

TOWNSVILLE oct. 10 Despite
the finding Of q bullet in the brain OF
Miss Dorothy HauE ar the autopsy
held yesterday afternoon. there are
many people who st5u believe that thc
girl was slain. there being many pc
Cullar features % the case still to De
explained before the murder taeory1 is
abandoned The Corone-'s jury meets
again this afternoon.
Among those who cling to the be
lief that Miss Haug was murdered s.
f. c. Peace, the Pinkerton detective
who has been employed 10y the Com
missioners OF Thomas County 10
make a thorough investigation Of the
case
without allowing his intentions TO
become known. Peace quietly left the
city this morning for cambridge. for
the purpose o' learning more regard
ing the possible suitors Of Miss Haug
in that city.
Probe Shifts to cambridge.
Peace is not satisfied that the 10
volver from which the bullet found In
the dead girls brain was fired be
onged 20 her. Il f. understood that
he will investigate the report that she
purchased a weapon while living in
cambridge
Il now appears that some or the
statements made by the girls mo-
ther concerning the condition OF Miss
Haug's body when found In her room
al the Southern Home were either
misunderstood or that the mother was
too distracted by the tragedy TO make
her meaning plair.
Reports that the girl was found in
led with the covering pulled up are
row said to have been erroneous II
is stated that the girl was lying with
her right hand covered and left hang
ing out According to this report II
Miss Haug shot herself she must have
been left handed Her mother said
before leaving here that her daughter
was not left handed.
Conflicting Statements.
There are also conflicting state
lnents regarding the location OF the
pistol when found. one being that Il
was on the floor and the other that
1t was on Miss Haug's breast When
the weapon was lifted and turned
downward a small stream OF blood
flowed from IT,
DR.. T. NJ. Mcintosh. who examined
the body soon after IL was found and
expressed the opinion that the blow
that killed the girl was probably dealt
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-16

and secret courtship is limited at
here II Miss Haug left her hotel
early ON Monday morning to mail
letter, rs the negro says she ala. II
may have been to send a love missive
to q sutton for her hand
Here and elsewhere the question is
being asked why Miss Hang did not
sleep with her mother instead Of
roominE alone When Mrs Haug was
asked This question. before leaving
here she said that it was because she
WAS occupying the room with her
younger daughter. Marjorie, and there
was NOT room for all three II is also
reported here To-day that Miss Hang
had asked permission to room alone.
Detective Peace is expected back in
time for the session of the Coroner's
jury this afternoon. and may he able
to throw further light ON the mys-
terry.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-16
An OLD RECIPE
TO DARKEN HAIR
Sage Tea and Sulphur Turns
Gray, Faded Hair Dark
and Glossy,

Almost everyone knows tpat sage
Tea and sulphur properly COM
pounded, brings back the natural col
or and 'uSter 10 the hair when faced.
streaked or gray; also ends dlndruff
itching scalp and stops falling hair
Years ago The only way TO get this
mixture was TO make il at home
which is mussv and troublesome.
Nowadays we simply ask at anv
drug store for 'Wyeth's Sage ana
sulphur Hair Remedy" You Will ger
- large bottle for about 90 cents
Everybody uses this old. famous reel
ue. because no one can possibly tell
tast YOU darkened Your hair. as il
does IL 50 naturally and evenly You
5ampen = sponge or soft brush with
{ and draw this through your hair.
taking one smsll strand at time: BY
morning the gray h4u disappears. and
1t'er another application or two. your
hair becomes beautifully dark, thick
and glossy su6 Nou look years young
e. Adj
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-16
Car Repairer Sues
Fer False Arrest

Charging that he was arrested ny
a special agent Of the Southern Rail-
road and locked up without beinS
served with a warrant, Benjamin c.
Duffy, q car repairer. has fled suit
against the railroad for $4,000 dam
ages.
The arrest was the result OF an al
legged theft of goods from a Southern
freight car on February -.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-16
TO PALE, THIN PEOPLE
Jacobs Pharmacy Offers 20 Pay For
Ssmoss II II Does Not Make
Thin People Fat

Pale. thin people are simply SUI
fering from want Of nourishment.
They may eat enough. but their food
is not properly digested and does
them no good
SamOse the remarkable flesh
forming food, should lie used by all
who are pale. weak and thin IL
mingles with the food and aids as
similation, SO that when taken for
short time, nature Will soon assert
her normal powers, and the food that
is eaten win give strength and good
flesh
The woman who longs for rosy
cheeks and the plumpness Of beauty
should use Samose. The man who
wants to be strong and well and
gain health and good flesh viii find
his desires accomplished by Samose
Such remarkable results have fol-
lowed the use Of Samose that Jacobs
Pharmacy is willing TO pay for tho
treatment II It does not give the de-
sired results They make this offer
generally and want all who are thin.
weak and out OF health to get box
OF Samusc from them on those terms.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-16
Albanian a Witness
Of Ship Disaster

4 thrilling story OF the burning OF
the steamship Nolturno and the res
cue Of hundreds Of imperiled passen-
gers is expected when c. w. Mcclure,
head Of the Mcclure Ten Cent Stores.
arrives In Atlanta from Europe this
week
Mr. Mcclure was a passenger on
the steamer kroonland one Of the
ships that aided in the rescue work,
and was an eyewitness Of the burn
Ing Of the NOlturuo.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-16
Stays Man He Says
Attacked His Wife

CHICAGO. oct. 16.-Wfllam Keith
to-day shot and killed William Paul.
After the shooting Keith surrendered
10 the police and rendered a statement
signed by Mrs. Keith accusing the slain
man Of attacking her.
With this statement in one hand and
a revolver in the other. Keith lay in
walt for more than an hour in a saloon
visited by Paul every morning When
Paul appeared. Keith shot him through
the heart.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-16
Seek Clothes Thief
Posing as a PreSser

Detectives are searching for a ne
gro boy who. declaring that he was
a messenger for pressing shop.
took two suits Of clothes belong to
Frank T. Margolin. OF the purchasing
department Of the Atlanta, Birming-
ham and Atlantic Railroad.
The boy called at Margoiin's home,
90 Pull}am street, Monday morning.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-16
Postal Complaint on
Bell Go. Dismissed

The Railroad Commission has dis
missed the complaint Of the Postal Tel
egraph and Gable Company against the
southern Bel Telephone and Telegraph
Company.
Tho Postal Company conterGed tha.
the Ben phone operators Disseminated
against them in favor of the Western
Union in forwarding MESA Res received
b. telephone for transmission BY tele-
graph.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-16
Slew Man in Error;
Pays Widow $4,000

DECATUR, ILL, oct. lG.-The
Foster Shepherd damage case, result
ing from the killing Of Ralph Foster
by Homer Shepherd a banker, at
Lovington. four years ago. has just
been settled here. BY the terms
agreed upon Mrs. Foster receives
$4,000 from Shepherd.
Foster was mistaken by Shepherd
for a burglar.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-16
COnfesseS Staying;
Hid Gun in MudhOle

GAINESVILLE, FLA, oct. lC.-
sam Hurd has confessed to Sheriff
Ramsey that ne alone killed W. II.
Mahafney, having lain in wait for him
and used a single barreled shotgun,
firing three loads into his body.
Hurd told where the gun was hid
den The Sheriff got it out OF j
mudhole in a branch.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-16
Moose Lease Home
in Silvey Building

A teu-vcar lease on the second and
third floors of the Silvey building.
Edgewuod avenue and Decatur street
for Clubroom purposes was acCeptal
by the Loyal order OF Moose Wed
nesday night.
The quarters will he renovated
within the next two months and viii
be ready for the Moose Lodge by the
first Of the year. The Moose are now
using the Woodmen'S Han.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-16
Chauffeur FlGeS as
He Breaks Phone Pole

An automobile owned by l.. j. Hood,
a wholesale bicycle dealer at No. 81
South Forsyth street, and driven by
his negro chauffeur, Shcp Jordan,
became unruly Thursday and plunged
into telephone pole at Hunter street
and Madison avenue, cutting the pole
i'm two at It's base.
After the accident, the negro left
the car partly demolished and fed.
Police are now searching for him.