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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-12

Atlanta, Tom O'Brien was put in
charge at Birmingham Lew Whist
Ter was given the job with the new
Montgomery club and Count
Charles Campeau opened at New
Orleans
As usual managerial Jobs were
uncertain on the second division
clubs. Campeau stood the horrors
Of managing a tail-end club until
August, when he quit. and Wrigley
succeeded him He did not stick
out the season, and Joe Rtcl<ert
followed him
1904
In The year 1904 Lew Whistler
ready-made pennant winner CON
structed by Charley Frank; Char
ley Frank switched to New Or
leans, Eill Stickney started out as
Montgomery's manager but In Au-
gust Tom O'Bricn took it over
o'Brieu bad been with Birming-
ham UP to that time. hut was sue
cocded there by Vaughn.
1905
I'm 1905 Ab Powell sold out the
Atlanta club and retired from base
ball Otto Jordan was named man
agcr Of the Atlanta club. and Dale
Gear tried his hand at Little Rock
Those We're tue only changes at the
start 3f tNa sam s,,, TOW, a. T.,;.r
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-12
c. FRANK AND NEWT
FISHER ON HONOR
ROLL OF SOUTHERN

The list here given shows the num-
Der Of games won and lost by the
various Southern league managers
who have lasted at least one solid
season. Some seventeen men whose
records are not shown here managed
for part of a season.
The list gives Charley Frank the
honors for best average position and
Newt Fisher the distinction of haV-
ING won the largest percentage of
games. Here Is the dope;
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-12

Do YOU know that more ge .bo =
any other of the minor t @5'l'robb
The safe way is to take ,,l ''.,
lain's Cough Remedy W.. ,5 no no
reliable preparation, ana ~ ma:
self of the cold as quickly a. nv by
bic. This remedy is for s''e -
dealers.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-12
Senator Frawley Has Boost for Manly Art Gam
Scientific Boxing Is Gaining Many Friend
By "Bud'' EisheI

bout, in which he uses all his STAN
ina and vitality and both gives and
receives punishment and be we'll
able to box again after an interval
Of "a hours. I do not know of any
other form of rough sport in which
a participant who has gone through
a grilltng struggle would be able to
respond to a call for his best eff
forts "a hours later.
Opponents Are Wrong.
Opponents of boxing may de-
nounce 1t as the most degrading
and brutalizing of all forms of
sport, but by doing so they chal-
lenge comparison with other forms
of rough sport. In the matter Of
humanity there is no other sport
that compares faVorably with box
ing as conducted in my own state
today As for the assertion that
only thugs patronize boxing, the
spectators at any club in New York
state furnish a living refutation of
the accusation.
There is no question as to the
benefits of boxing among the youth
of the country Among boys who
know how to handle themselves
with gloves there is less Drawing
and there is less carrying of con-
cealed weapons, Boxing, like all
other rough sports, inculcates man
illness in it's devotees and fits a man
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-12
CLEMSON SCHEDULES NINE
GAMES: TECH NOT ON LIST

CLEMSON COLLEGE. S. c.. Feb. IL
The Clemson college baseball schedule
is in the making now. Here are the
dates already arranged:
April 4-5-Georgia, a Clemson
April -Erskine a Due West.
April S0-Wofford at Spartanburg
May Wofford. at Spartanburg
May S-9-l0-Auburn, at Auburn
RUDE WADDELL BETTER.
HICKMAN, KY, Feb l2.-Rube Wad-
dell has beer quite i'll here and for a time
was threatened with pneumonia His
condition today is greatly improved and
he is believed Ia he ont Of danger
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-02-06
The DIAMOND FIRE BRICK COMPANY


ment has been made from the profits
Of the business. No assessments have
been necessary at any time.
The quality OF the brick is by far
the best in the west as a number OF
comparative tests have proven The
clay and the silica is obtained from
1900 acres of land owned by the COM
pany and It is estimated that they
have enough material in reserve to
last $50 years. The fire and silica
brick made from this excellent ma
teriai is sold to smelters and steel
works everywhere.
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BRIDGE AT
WELLSvILLE
COLLAPSED

ne county bridge over the Arkan-
sss river at westciine. forty miles
west Of here. collapsed under its own
weight Tuesday morning and fell into
the river a complete wreck The bridge
was a combination steel and cement
sructure and was not quite eomplss-
%. but would have been on Thursday
or Friday OF this week. The contract
for the bridge was awarded to Lamb
4 cambpeli OF this city by the board
ef county commissioners on the fourth
q November Of last year for the sum
Of $3.50 and was expected to De one
of the best structures of It's kind IN
th&s section Of the state.
rhe bridge. which was located on
the public road a quarter of mile
vsst OF welisyiiie. ~bnekied- at 5
o'clock and a few minutes later drop
PED into tho water a mass of twisted
steel and broken cement II is sup
pssed the weight OF the concrete road
way was too heavy for the steel sup
psrts on which It rested The con-
tractors claim that the bridge was con-
sructcd according to the plans and
Specifications and that they were in
ne wise 10 blame for It's inherent
weakness
The bridge had an eighty-fye foot
span and vas being built according
to the best engineering authority for
ssrh structure. The concrete abut-
nsnts were unshaken by the fall Of
Ne bridge and the trouble Is st,ri-
suAsA by the contractors 70 ne insuf-
Aaeney OF the steel work upoa xfiA
~ weight depended. As the bridge
AA1 not been completed. or accepted
~ the county. it is presumed that the
49, VIII fall upon It's builders-
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-02-06

A peculiar proposition confronts the
people OF Canon City as well as many
other cities OF this state in regard to
the primary election for the city ele--
ton this spring.
At first everybody thought that nat.
uraily the spring election would
come under the new primary law.
II has been discovered that II Is
most unlikely that any primary else-
ton will be held In cities where sim
liar conditions exist to those in Canon
City.
The Colorado Direct Primary Elee-
tion Law enacted two years ago de-
ffnes very clearly what parties are
entitled TO party tickets in primary.
To he brief It defines a political
party-one that Is entitled to go into
a primary and select party ticket
as one which Its candidate for Cor
ernor received ten per cent OF the
total vote east al such last preceding
general election In this state"
The whole theory IS based on the
parties taking part in the preceding
general state ,ieetion OF the state.
l; doesn't matter what the inten-
ton may have been regarding the city
election. ,ha; Is the way the law reals
aud It is very specific.
So under that reading OF the la~
the parties who are entitled to go
into u primary and nominate ticket
for the spring election are the Re-
publican. Democratic and Progressive
parties.
The Reform party has never had a
candidate for Governor. took no part
In the last preceding general election
and would have NO standing in city
primary II one was held.
II either the Republican. Democratic
or Progressive parties desire to hold
an assembly and certify list of "des-
isnations" to the city clerk then the
city clerk would undoubtedly provide
for = city primary election.
Bat u is most probable that neither
It tAsse parties desire to take part
- . party In the city election and
vil As,A ~ perV assembly.
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Which Name will Il Finally Be,
SunnybTOok Or Sunshine County?

Tho people who favor new county.
eat from Fremont and Custer coun-
ses. have had division in their ranks.
II cams about over the name. 1t IS
rsported.
como OF the original advocates
sAousht sUNNyBRooK county would
sound we'll. It In name well known
u many OF thcm. especially In some
sscuons OF tho proposed now county
aad at first suggestion took--took like
measles In kindergarten school.
hut some ono who know tho full
significance OF tho nAme-woli advcr-
ksed name Of 5unnybrook objected.
TAsy feared the name might prejudice
ssns ovsr-ssnsitivs soul gAinst tho
new county % tho name sunahins was
s1hstituted-
And the substitution d not entirely
sukisfActory. Il y = long wait bc-
tween sunshins ana sunnybrook. a
san who likes sunnycrook may rot
- ovsr enthusiastic over ssnahins--
= enat he two ars - usually taken
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-02-06
O'BRIEn GIVEN A
VERDICT FOR S152,461 |

Colorado Springs. Feb. 5.-The jury
this morning awarded Attorney Win.
o'Brien sI52.ie1 against Richard
BolIes In oBrsen's suit for $500. 900.
due for services rendered and money
advances in connection with a FLORIDA
land deal. Bolles was given twenty
days in which to file a motion for q
new trial. The case has been ho.ly
contested Both men are prominent.
Boiies being a muiti-mslionaire-
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-02-06
MEMBERS OF THE
OFFICIAL BOARD lDInED

The members Of the Official board
OF the Christian church were delight
fully entertained at a 6 o'clock dinner
by Rev. and Mrs. o. S. Reed at their
bone. sos Pike avenue. Tuesday night.
II was the regular meeting OF the
board and after dinner various mat
tiers pertaining 70 the f,nsnecs OF the
eAussa - ssre11s snprsymsnss %
its place Of worship were discussed
Covers were laid for sixteen guests.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-02-06

You cannot tell any Official or stock
holder Of The Diamond Fire Brick
Company that there is an M omcn In
the nameraI "la" when connected with
zeal live business. founded on coz
servative lines. yet pushed by pro-
gressive policy.
The Diamond Fire Brick Company
was founded by f F. Jewett and J. II.
Horney on the. first day of Janaaey.
1860. That is. preparations were
started on the first day of that year
yet 1t was not until the 18th OF the
month that the real business aciiv;ties
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-02-06
MEETING Of CHRISTIAN
EnDEAvOR SOCIETY

The Christian Endeavor Society of
the First Presbyterian church held ~
regular business meeting for the
month OF February in the dining room
OF the church Tuesday evening All
the reports were encouraging and
showed the splendid interest and CO.
operation among the members TIE
attendance was good and many i'm
portant matters were disposed of
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william Dollar. James Eiiis. James
Hood. Mrs. Sommervilie. Judge Nor
ton s. Bailey of Denver. Il +. Jewe,s.
George W. Bethel. T. C. Hiatt. A. h.
sharman. ,. II. Horncy. and H. F.
Bowen.
A Modern Plant
Starting with one improvisea kiln
tho equipment of the plant has been
improved until today there are nine
modern down-draft kilns In operation
with two moro to De built this COM
ing summer. The plant iS modern and
complete and b ~ up-to-date ~ any
brick mAnufactury In tho country. II
h . singular fact that every kiia. ss-
~ huil1iag. N fact. every Improve
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-02-06
No Primary Election
Will Probably Be Held
In Canon City This Spring

In that event there is nothing to vote
on in a primary so no primary eies-
tion will be held.
Nearly every lawyer in Canon City
has been consulted on the question by
some interested person and all law
yers heard from have construed the
law as rec.ted above.
So we will no doubt be denied tho
pleasure OF going through n primary
election this spring and the city will
be able to save the several hundred
dollars such a primary would cost.
This leaves the city election matter
to come up to the spring election in
about the same order as Il has in
previous years. With one exception.
however No official convention is
provided for and any nominations
must be made by petition.
The procedure will be about as fol-
lows.
II is generally conceded that tho
only party that will name a party
ticket will be the Reform party. 4
the ticket decided on by the Reform
party is generally acceptable to the
people It will have no opposition.
Mass meetings. caucuses OF conven-
tions. of the Reform party. tail tho
same thing under different namesp
will probably be called for some ds.s
not more than so days. nor less than
Is days before election
These mass meetings will select
candidates for mayor. aldermen aud
other city officers. These 'seleetoas
will be filed by petitions to the city
clerk and will go on the official ballot
for the city election
II these nominees meet with pretty
general approval they will no DOUBT
have no opposition and will be elect
cd unanimously.
II for any reason they are not salts
factory in a general way. other party
tickets may ss nied in tho same man.
ner. or any individual may run for any
orico BY filing . petition with sAs
city clerk
The city election comes this ysar "a
April arst Nominations nnst n ~
"a between March Let aAa March 1Geh.
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Back from Coeur d'AIene. Idaho.

Or. and Mrs. Allen Bell OF Lincoln
park returned home Tuesday night
from Occur d'Aionc. Idaho. where they
have been visiting their daughter and
family for thc\last six,or seven weeks.
DR. Bell says there Is about four feet
OF snow at cocur d'Alene. but in spite
OF that fact he enjoyed his sojourn
there. The homcward trip was made
by way Of spokane and Denver.
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ing OF hre brick they had nothing to
start with and only the hope OF the
future to spur them ON.
They sct possesaion of stir mud
machine and made enough brick to
form = temporary kiln. In this kiln
they burned enough brick to make
their firvt permanent kiln. To sell the
nrst kiln OF brick was problem but
Il. like the beginning Of the plant. was
accomplished through persistence.
nxperts Praise Product.
The nrst kiln OF brick produced. dis-
played marvellous qualities and it vas
not log until the experts who know
brick acknowledged the product to le
aaeas ~ ssst - he markss.
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Will TRY TO PROvEgCOl0-l
RADIO WOMEN. CONSUME
MORE LIQUOR THAN men
OBJ United Presa)

Denver. Feb. 5.-Senator Helen Ring
Robinson In the senate this morning
denounced her colleague. Senator
Hecker. for declaring that Colorado
women consumed more liquor than
men. she challenged him to prove his
statement. She based her denuneia-
ton on a story printed in the Wash
ingtan Post quoting Hecker. Heckcr
explained that he had never made
such a statement but said he would
stand pat now and prove IT,
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together--at least one Is not a good
substitute for the othcr--so II IA said.
And 30 there are rival camps. Some
want Sunshine and some want sunny
brook-and not few could use both
in their Dusiness--and some want none
Of either.
while there arc some objections 20
sunnybrook there Is no doubt. many
still contend that its . good name
and would have n strong following.
II is confidently believed that there
arc those In tho Legislature ~ we'll as
at home-ln the territory OF tho pro-
posed now county--who would take.
or vote for. sunnybrook and ask NO
questions about tho bill-if the de-
tails OF the bill were taken caro- Of
BY some ono In whom confidence was
held.
This s partially the reason that
whenever you hear mention made OF
the proposed now couasy you hear the
name sunnybrook county more often
than Duuahina
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DR.. THOMPSON LEFT
FORTUNE TO BAPTISTS
tB, United rress.l

Greeley. Feb s.--The will Of Or. 5.
X Thompson filed here this morning
left nifty thousands dollars to the
American baptist society. 1t Is ra-
mored that an adopted daughter. Mrs.
Hia Davis. will try to break the will
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-02-06
JACK JOHNSON
MUST STAND TRIAL
lBy United Press.l

Chicago. Feb. s.-Fedsral Judge
carpenter today overruIed lack John-
seas demurrer I'm the white slave case
a.a ordered the negro's trial To begin
February s5th. johnson. when mr.
rAsned. pleaded not guilty.
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four hours

Miss Lena Hodgin underwent a sur
gicaI operation at the hospital here a
few days age for appendicitis and is
reported to be getting along nicely. IL
is expected that she will be able 20
leave the hospital in the course OF a
week or ten days.
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A Hard Pail
; business has ever enSos

This company started under the mes;
adverse circumstances. with only grit
and discrimination a. capital When
Messr.. Jewcsi. Hiatt and Horne y
knowing OF the unusual excellence or
the clay In this vicinity. for the man
ufactsre OF brick. decided TO build a
plant To stilize such clay In the max
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The nrst Eve years were a loas.
hard pull The competition was strong
hnd freight rates we're against The
Diamond people. Persistence an dfne
quality OF the brick. however. made a
market that was built on a solid fou.i-
daiion. as hard as the brick itself The
growth of the institution was gradual
until 1908 and since that time it has
been almost phenomenal.
The Officers and Stockholders.
( For time Mr. George F. McRay was
among those who guided the destinies
OF the institution His help meant
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Largest Plant In West

The Diamond Fire Brick Company is
the largest exclusive manufacturer Ct
IRE and silica brick west OF the Mis-
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TURK HAS
"a HOURS
TO THINK
IT OVER
(By United Press.)

Vienna, Feb. 5.-The desperate BAT
tie between the Turks and Bulgarians
was resumed this morning on the
peninsula Of Gallieoli. The losses
were heavy on both sides. The Bull
garians are trying to capture the Dar-
danelles port
Bombardment Stopped.
Sofia, Feb. 5.-The bombardment OF
AdIranople stopped at eleven o'clock
last night. the Bulgarian commander
informing the Turkish commander
that he would not IRE for twenty-four
hours in order to permit the city to
surrender. He says he would resume
fighting at the end of that time il he
city refused to surrender
London. Feb. 5--A Reuter- despatch
from Sofa this afternoon states that
the bombardment OF Adrianople has
been resumed It is supposed that the
Turks refused to surrender and that
tie Bulgarians broke their agreement
not to lombard the city for twenty
four hours
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much in placing the plant on a paying
basis His advice and his great help
and wonderful faith in the institution
made II successful
Mr.. H. r Bowen bought into the
company In 1907 and has been in
|nh4ue of the Office ever since. In
1910 he vas made secretary and a.
present is treasurer OF the company.
The officers are z +. Jeweti. presi-
dent; Z C Hiatt. vice president. A.
n sharman. secretary; H p Bow-n.
treasured and J. II. Horney. superia-
tendcn,. The board Of directors in
eiude all of these officers with the ad-
dltion OF Mr.. George W. Bethel
The majority OF the stockholders
live in Canon City. Some of them are:
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OF the concern began And year after
year. in the face of all conditions.
these activities have continued until
now. in the 18th year Of The Diamond
Fire Brick Company. prospects haS<
never looked brighter and 1913 -
fssr.1a.hs shs 1lrseu< - moss ~
able year the business has ever enjoy
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Continued on Page Four.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-12-17
kindergarten
kids" See Santa

It was q wonderful Journey, q ire
mendous adventure. that caused littis
eyes to pop and little mouths to a In
amazement at the things they saw
when the little folks Of the Woodbury.
school kindergarten were taken on a
Christmas trip this morning.
First, instead of staying in the school
room all forenoon. the Kindergarten.
Miss Marie WEIGH, bundled her flock
up warm and led them up town.
The children were taken to q perfect
~ wonderful place, a regular child's
heavens store where the most beau
tiful toys were so thick ont couldn't see
a thing but just dolls. and dolls and
dolls. and engines. and skates, and
sleds, and hundreds. and hundreds Of
things. And the man who owned the
store let the children look all around
until they were tired of looking, and
just before they left he gave each one
OF them candy in a bag that had green
leaves and red berries on 1t.
But the store, marvellous rs 1t was.
was not half SO wonderful as what they
saw on h corner. There, standing
right on the sidewalk, they all ran
plump n old santa Claus himself.
He had white whiskers and a long red
o a and, Of course. all the children
wanted to talk to him. So Santa stood
and talked to the children, who soon
crowded round him so closely that q
blanket would have covered the whole
twenty or thirty of them.
oh! Please. Santa won't you bring
me skates" earnestly asked one little
freckled faced youngster, whose nose
still carried the marks OF a recent
tumble.
and me just a doll" pleaded a little
girl. with the s~uperlative Of childish
pleading in the word doll.
And me a doll! And me a doll! And
me a dolly" Other little girls urged.
for many wanted dolls, it seemed.
But in the jabber of little voices It
was hard to distinguish the separate
wishes from outside the circle. But,
ANYWAY, Santa promised them all.
"Ah. what's the use fooIin' them kids
with this Santa Clause business said
a rough clad and roug hearted man
in the crowd the children attracted.
Say whatchu talking about?" a by
stander turned on him glaringly.
You take Santa Claus outer those
kids Christmas and you take most OF
their Christmas away from EN-" The
first speaker had no response; the chill
dren hadn't heard. they were too busy.
Then the covey had to be safely con-
Quoted across Main street and assem-
bled on the opposite street orn
From there they were taken to the
u house yard. where a lot OF
Christmas trees are growing ready for
Santa Claus to come, and each child
was given a sprig of evergreen to
carry.
We've had a most wonderful trip:
It's been grand" Miss WEIGH was heard
to say, and the happy faces OF the chill
dren showed 1t.