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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-21

all I can do is to advertise them 20
you. And I am going to continue 10
do that to the queens taste"
Mayors Reasons.
Mayor Woodward gave these three as
the principal reasons why he is for the
charter:
1T gets rid Of every petty politician.
1T gives the people a clean, fresh
start.
1T will stop a squandering of the
peoples money, stop lost motion and fix
responsibility"
With the reading of the resolutions of
request to council and an explanation
Of them in stirring talk by Judge
Spencer r. Atkinson and the vote, the
meeting was adjourned.
Citizens Charter Endorsed.
Here are the resolutions:
Resolved, That we do hereby iudorse
the charter prepared by the citizens
committee of twenty five. and that we
do hereby request the general council
to enact by ordinance. the rcCOmmen-
dations of the committee Of twenty
five, and duly provide for the submits
sion to the registered white voters OF
this city both Of said charters within
Z
Be it further Resolved. That the
| charter which receives the greatest
number Of votes cast at said election
| should he by council transmitted to
| the local representatives in the legis-
| lJture with the request that It he duly
enacted as law, without amendment
| or change.
! Be it further resolved. That the city
| executive committee be. and the same is
| hereby requested to call a white pri-
mary within sixty days from this date.
/ at which election both of said char
| tiers shall be submitted to the duly reg
! istered white voters for their approval
| or rejection, and that the results of
| said election be duly certified bv said
| executive committee to the local repre-
| sentatives Of the legislature.
| BE IL further resolved That the
! chairman of this meeting do appoint
! a committee of one hundred citizens.
| whose duty it shall be 90 present to
| council, and to the city executive com
mittee copies OF these resolutions and
/ urge upon each of said bodies q fun
! and fair concurrence and compliance
| Herewith.
/ BE it further resolved That said
! committee of one hundred wait upon thu
! local representatives to the legiSIa-
/ tUre. and request that the charter
1 which shall receive a majority .of the
/ votes east mt sajd election he promptly
/ enacted 10y the legislature, without
change or alteration
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-21

and
- last the resolutions demand
of adopted committee OF 100
wilp
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-21
Not Making Friends a|
Youth Ny Great Err,|
Speer Tells Studp1
1t Pays to Know Everv y.
Especially the Common p,
ple," He Says.

MACON, GA, March 21-.,r,
take of my youth was In ro+
friends" said Judge Emory ST..
night in a lecture to the Me-.
school. Il thought could -,,-
brilliancy and sarcasm 70 nj,
fame" he said. but / found r..
life that it pays to know every ,
especially those of the so-caIIe5 a
mon class"
There was a mistiness in the $50.
the jurist as he thus phiIosopb.,.
the law students.
1t is not likely the rule for cor..
Of court against Mayor w Ar
for writing Judge Speor the celsb.
2O,O0O-word letter last summer nj,
which he attacked the Judge as q IN
and as man, will be heard Until T.,
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-21
First Wife Chose Successor.

Mrs. Mary Anne Varnum Eaton. first
wife Of Admiral Joseph Giles Eaton.
was a Lowell woman and related "a
the family Of the late Governor VOL
colt.
Admiral Eaton married her in ORA
cut August s, 1871. Their life was
ideally happy. Admiral Eaton. accord
ing to members of the Varnum family
was a devoted and loving husband.
1t was during their residence in
Washington that the present Mrs
Eaton came into the admiraPs life.
Mary Anne Varnum Eaton became
i'll. Mrs. Eaton, at that time, acted as
her nurse and companion. She lived
with them for several months.
Mrs. Eaton got ill.," said Mrs. Jen-
ME Ainsworth Eaton, "and would not
let me leave her side day or night
She chung to me like a child.
AT last she died in my arms and
with her parting breath said: TAKE
care of Joe. Marry him. my dear, and
make him a good wife,
Mrs. Eaton died in February, 1906.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-21

The body of Or Charles Hawkins. Of
Canton. who died az d private sanitarium
yesterday. was sent early this afternoon
10 Cumming for funeral and interment.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-21
Writes Letter to paunhter.

Mrs. Eaton's apartment is not an
ordinary cell 1t was formerly a re-
ception room, but lack of space com
PEELED the authorities to bar the win.
dows and remake it into a detention
room.
After eating her breakfast. Mrs. Ea-
Ton wrote letter to her daughter, Miss
Dorothy Atnsworth, bidding her to be
fuII OF courage and not to worry She
wrote
Take good care of my mother
and tell her not to worry. for every
thing will come out all right Don.t
any Of you worry nor have any
Tear for me- Bear up cOurageousIy,
for ! shall be with you again i'm a
Few days. Take care of all the
STOCK and things on the place and
don't let anything suffer while
am away.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-21
SANITY Of EATON
WIDOW, IN JAIL,
IS DOUBTED
Commission May Be Appointed
to Test Mental Condition of
Accused Woman.

PLYMOUTH. MASS, March 21.-
After spending a night of nervousness
in the county jail here, Mrs. Jennie
Harrison Eaton, widow Of Rear Ad-
miral Joseph G. Eaton, under arrest
charged with numbering him by the ad-
ministration of arsenic poison, to-day
displayed the same unnatural calm with
which she confronted the officers yes
terday when she was arrested and ar
raigned. II is minated to-day that
Mrs. Eaton may not be brought to trial
The possible appointment of a commits
sion to pass upon her sanity has been
suggested.
District Attorney Barker has gone t.
Boston for a conference with Chief Jus
tice Aiken, of the superior court 1t i,
thought his errand may be in connec-
ton with the converting of a special
grand jury to consider the case.
Carried $4,000 Policy.
possible motive for the crime has
been found in the fact that the admira
carried a life insurance policy for $4,000
An important link in the chain of
circumstances in the mysterious poi
soning Of Admiral Eaton is still miss
ing. 1t forms query which may PLAY
a big part in the conviction or acquit-
tai Of the widow, and is:
Where was the arsenic bought which
caused the death of Admiral Eaton?"
State Officer John Scott. who witt
other officers is investigating the case
said to-day that a second arrest NAV
come soon. He intimated that the au-
thorties are working on the theory
that the poison was purchased in Bos
ton and that the discovery of it's pur-
chaser probably would lead to serious
charges against another person.
Mrs. Eaton gives no indication that
she Is worrying over her predicament
She ate her breakfast heartily and Their
asked the prison officials for work
to do.
Il want to be employed here" said
Mrs. Eaton. Il have been accustomed
to keeping busy with Homework al
home and / don't want to be idle.
should be glad to attend to the dust
ing, sweeping and cleaning of my room
here
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-21
eares Charter Faults.

Mr.. Hopkins then told Of some Of the
faults he had found with councils re
vamped charter and how it would
strengthen the dominance Of politicians
in control Of the city government
This councilmanic charter strikes
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-26
GOOD REPORTS FROM
 EXTENSION PROPERTY

Word was received from J. J. HI superintendent of the Commonwealth Mining Go. at Pearce, by John s Williams is to the effect that work in the tunnel is progressing at the rat Of about feet per day. He has en. couutered higher grade ore and eX, poets to strike the main body in the course of a few more days.
 Early next week another meeting of the Bisbee syndicate will be called to transact the regular monthly rou, tine business and audit the bills for the past month. So far the work done at the mine has been at a com paritively tow cost, and the stock holders are greatly pleased with the results obtained and the showing se- cured. An extension of time was granted by the parent company last month and before this time expires the syndicate expects to strike the main vein of ore, which they believe extends from the old Commonwealth property.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-26
COL. POWELL MAY BE BURIED EAST
! amily Conference Will De- termine - Learned That He Was in New York Clos
 ing Details of Big Oil Deal

|. No further details were learned yesterday with regard to arrange ments Of the family for the funeral of Col. l.. w. Powell, who died sud. denly on Friday in New York.
 His sons are now enroute to join their mother and until the stricken family has conference arrangements for interment of the body will not be made.
 It is possible that burial will be at his birthplace, in Virginia, where in the last few years he had visited fire. quently and where it is understood that he has recently had the develop. ment of mineral resources under con. lsideration.
 It was learned yesteray that the chief mission of Col. Powell in New York on the visit which terminated In his death was with reference to valuable oil land concessions in Mex, leo which he for some time had been engaged in acquiring for Duluth Tn. terests with which he had long been associated. It is understood that the transaction, a very large one. was practically closed and that he ex- .pected on the recent visit east to con clude the final details.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-26

with Forest at the time of the acci- dent, was reported much better yes terday and although not yet out of danger from possible complications is expected to get well.
 Yesterday afternoon Deputy Sher. if Billy Graham, of Lowell, made a search in the road at the scene of the accident ard succeeded in finding a large diamond stick pin worn by Forest at the time of the accident. The stone is a fine one. Jewellers yesterday put value of s250 on it Mir. Graham recovered the stone only after diligent and patient search. It was found buried in a heap of dirt, which Graham was poking about when the stone flashed in the sunlight. It will be sent to Fl Paso to enter the pos sessions left by Forest
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-26
NEW FLOORING MAKES
 CLAIMS ID ADVANTAGES

Last week the Legal Tender of To- we'll added another feature to the a.p- pearauce to their place, when they put down an Acme sanitary floor GOV ering It not only makes very hand some appearance but is sanitary.
 Acme flooring is Lew product. and the Legal Tender has the distinction of being the first house in the dis trict to use it. E. l.. Thur. of Ei Paso. introduced it and will make his home in the district, having obtained the state rights for the sale Of the flooring.
 It is a paste.like substance and is spread on the floor in about the same manner as plaster is on lathe. It takes very little time to dry and then is one 'of the. most serviceable that can be laid. as it will not crack and is chipless, seamless. waterproof and jointless.
 The coiors laid in the Legal Tender are OchIe, red and brown and make a very harmonious combination. The color of the flooring, however. is a mirror affair as it can be made to suit any wish
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-26
STOCKS, MINES, METALsl
ID REVOKE BAD
 CLAIMS RULING

Y. s. Commissioner ]. n. Tavlo, has received letter from washin,. ton attorneys prominent in min.nr pa'enting work suggesting tbat oo portunity affords for those legitimate ly engaged in endeayor to deyelon and acquire mining properties. to ,u; In word at the present time in aid or rqforms whiels the Interior De- partment is fayorably inclined to The letter fellows:
 Jared D. Tay=or 1ss.,
 Bisbee, Ariz.
 Dear Sir:
 Feeling that the new administra. ton might be disposed to revoke the unwarranted rule which has been in force for the past few years. postpon ing the issuance of final certificate of entry until investigation and re- port by the Field Service, we recent, ly took the matter up with the Gen. eral Land Office and have succeed. et in having it placed before the See retary of the Interior with ~favora ble recommendation by the commission. CT.
 As you know, the operation of the existing practice works a hardshin upon mineral claimants. especially in view of the unsettled question as to whether, after final proof and pay. ment the mineral claimant is relieved from annual assessment work, and in order to protect himself against reIo | cation. annual assessment work is requisite until the actual issuance oi the registers final certificate. To remove ths doubt it is to the interest of the miners and mining | communities that the secretary should act favorably at this time, and if you can render any assistance we would be glad to have you do so, as it may aid you in some of your min, l ing cases now pending. Very truly yours, Clark. Prentiss & Clark.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-26
PESSIMISM GOT
 ANOTHER BOOST
 ON THE MARKETS

NEW YORK. Oct 2i.-Sman Hue. tuations .n stocks today gave DO ia- dicat.-n of the trend Of speculative sentiment The most obvious thing was the absence Of absorptive pow CT.
 Trading was unusually light The customary week end covering in the late session caused a slight upturn. General disposition is to await de. ve.Opments Of the next few days.
 Damage uo the corn crop in the southwest was reflected in Atchi- sons September settlement, which showed a decrease in net earnings oi S24l. .OOO. Northwesterns net fell or SlOS.O0o. while x. P. made gain of S229, 9,O00.
 The bank statement showed a cash loss of $l.7C7. 900 instead of a pre- dicted gain. Sterling exchange fell to a new low point for the year.
 Bonds were steady. Total sales S6q5.O00-
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-26
PAINE-WEssER LETTER
Received by L. J. Overloek)

BOSTON. Oct. 25.-There was no news to effect the market today and speculating is at low ebb. The fun damental trouble which governs the market more than any other factor is the world wide scarcity of money, Almost all nations are struggling with the same problem, tight money. Industrial expansion of the past few years has been so great that it has practically used up the supply or liquid capital Whether the situation will be changed by liquidation or by new currency plans in the different countries remains to be seen but in the meantime it is unreasonable 10 expect any prolonged advance in stocks. Total sales New York i5,6Oo. Money 23-4F. Metal l6 7-S to l7.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-26
THOR Rider Agents Wanted

Tn districts not represented. for sale of THOR Motorcycles and Sundries.
 Are YOU in need of anything in the line of Motorcycle Accessories Our line is the biggest in the West, and our prices are the lowest.
 Mail us your order now for what ever you need, and we will ship by PREPAID Express immediately at a price that will save you money.
 Clip this ad out and save it for future needs.
 PACIFIC MOTOR SUPPLY CO, INC.
 Pacific Coast Distributors of
 THOR MOTORCYCLES 924-o26 So. Main St., Los Angeles. I42S-1440 Market St. San Francisco.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-26
A MarveIous Escape.

"My little boy hac marvellous es. cane" writes P. F. Bastiams or Prince Albert Cape of Good Hope. It occurred in the middle of the night. He got a very severe attack nf croup. As luck wc1ld have it, l had a large bottle of Chamberlain s ~oueh Remedy in the house. After following the directions for an hour and twenty minutes he vas through all danger" Sold by all dealers.
 Adv L%o
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-26
RACE DRIVERS
 DIAMOND FOUND
Deputy Sheriff Graham Makes Fortunate Recovery-Body of Forest Sent to Fl Paso Prior Recovering.

Inquest over the body of Jack For est, automobile driver killed Friday evening near Forrest station when his machine turned over, was held yesterday at Douglas ard the bOdy later sent to Fl PasO, his home Yer dict of accident was returned by the coroner's jury.
 Prior, the mechanieian travelling
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-26
NOTES INFLUENCING THE DAY
(By Levy B"os.)

The census bureau cotton ginning report shows SO,OOO more bales ginned than last year.
 The senate and the currency com mittee strongly favor Vanderlip's cur rency plan.
 Reports show that the business situation continues fairly satisfactory although evidences Of re-actionary tendency are manifested in certain branches.
 Tie Rio Tintos strike situation re- ported most serious and about two million dollars lost.
 Chairman Glass calls Vanderli9' s currency bill: paraphrase of admin istTation measure.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-26
eIsBEE TEMPERATURE
Bisbee temperature yesterday, high 76. low. 55. No precipitation.

Neuralgia of the face, shoulder
 hands or feet requires a powerful remedy that will penetrate the flesh. BILLIARDS SNOW LINIMENT pos. sesses that power. Rubbed in where the pain is felt is all that is neces
 ssry to relieve suffering and restore normal conditions Price 25c, soc and sIOO per bottle. Sold by Bisbee Drug Co.-Ady. 62
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-26
BIC CROWDS 0N THE
 STREETS LAST NIGHT

Despite a chilly breeze. the streets Of the c-ty were thronged last nigbt with the biggest crowds of the year. Everybody was out apparently Moose hall was thronged until after midnight, the stores did a rushing business during the early hours of the evening and the theaters were well filled.
 The street railway carried more people than on any night since the Fourth of July celebration, and with
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-26

exception Of that occasion had more travel than on any other night of the year Superintendent YOakum was on the job until after 1 o'clock, hay ing crowded cars to send both ways out of the city up to that hour.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-26

Mr. and Mrs John Ewing of New Orleans are OF their way to Teguci- ga alpa, the capital of Honduras, where Mr. Ewing will take up his work as Is a brother of Robert Ewing, the Democratic national committeeman from Louisiana, and comes from an editorial desk on the Daily States, a newspaper in New Orleans owned by his brother. Mir Ewing is fifty six years oId and was born at Mobile, Ala.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-26

Connolly Harrington, banker of Slloam Springs, Ark, who started fife as iourneymar printer, recent y sold the sixty-aCre village of Feiker. Arl., to a Kansas City con ern When the new town of Felker Fas created some years ago, Har- -!ngton was a minor stockholder: ut he hosrded his money and put it 7to F'elker townsite lot Finally
 got all the toz-r sites. Since then .He village has grown and lourished.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-26

Thaddeus H. Caraway, the new member of congress from the First district of Arkansas, was prosecuting attorney of a judicial district in his state before he went to Washington. Among the convictions he secured as prosecuting attorney were those of fourteen men who were hanged. One day after the .onvict:on of the four teenth the judge called Mr. Caraway to the bench and asked: Do you think you are about caught up with tiis hanging business2" 'I certain iv, hove.' rerFed Ca-awav.s IT. tfe court is cicu cd urf fA is a Democrat. was horn " rssoun and Is about -oTty years old.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-26

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Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-26
Corn

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Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-26
Wheat

Tla-er-har N3 3H May .... ...- .... .... ..-- N '.>
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-26
Are You Interested
 Tn Arizona Mining?

f SO you need the 1913 Mining Edition of The Bisbee Daily Review.
 If you have friends interested whom you desire to interest in Arizona Mining you need copies of the 1913 Mining Edition of the Bisbee Daily Review to send them
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-26
Cotton
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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1913-09-26

NEwEApvsRrIsEMENrs

Elizabeth w. Hunter. .Executrix--
Gives notice to debtors and creditors
of estate; of j. j. Hunter, deceased,
to make settlement with her.
G. w. Kunz--Wants you to let him do
your tin work, including roofing,
guttering, etc.
Geo. w. Williams-Offers variety Of
town and country property both for
homes and as investments. :.
Carroll Furniture Co.'s ready with
a full line of heating stoves to sup
T. ply your needs Also has good line
of cooking stoves and ranges.
Louis Roth-Has Ripley seed wheat
crimson clover, alfalfa, rye and fer
tilizers for grain.
Ferguson Bros.-Want several first.
|. class fresh milk cows. o..
First National Bank, Yorkville-Sug.
gests that you stop the leaks In the
way Of handling your money, Il
will help you.
Remedy Sales Corporation, Charlotte
Says the knife is frequently used
: when Mrs. Persons remedy would
make the knife unnecessary. r.
Idle Hour Theatre-Presents interest.
ing programme for tonight, includ.
ing three good reels.
Thomson Co.-Thanks the ladies fol
their attendance at the fall opening
and asks them to-come again.
= word about millinery, coats, suits. =
Kirkpatrick-Belk Co.'s much pleas.
ed with the attendance at its fal
millinery opening. New coats and
suits just received. -
Peoples Trust Co., Rock Hill-An.
nounces a big auction sale Of farm
and building property at and neal
Catawba, to be held in Rock Hill or
October 7th, in front of the bank. SEE
page for details. .,f...
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1913-09-26

You farmer folks who are going so
enthusiastically into alfalfa, crimson
clover, and cover crops are doing the
right thing; but do not forget that
among you all the raising of these
crops will mean still further develop
ment. OF course if you do nothing but
raise stuff to turn under for manure,
you will find the venture a paying one;
but you do not expect to stop there.
You are going to make the best hay this
country has ever seen and the most OF
it. Much of 1t is going to look far too
good to turn under, and you will desire
to utilize it to the best advantage. OF
course you are not going to depend
upon selling it as raw material. That
would not be wise for several reasons,
among others that you are as apt as
not to strike a glutted market upon
which you cannot hope to realize more
than half values. The best thing Is to
see to 1t that you have cattle to eat all
the hay you do not want to sell. The
cow or steer is ABOUT as proHtdpie
little fertilizer factory as anybody ever
saw. 1t is perishable all right; but If
taken care of will live over number
of years, paying its board in the mean
time. The probability is that it will
be many a day before cattle are any
cheaper in this country than they are
now; and the profit ahead Of cattle
raisers is almost sure thing. So get
cattle, and whether you elect to feed
milk or beef cattle, get good cattle
Look ahead friends. 1t is all right for
you to make as much hay as you pos
sibly can; but go a step further and be
sure that you are in position to make
the best and most profitable use of it.