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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-05-13
MERCER BLAMED
FOR FISH RUCTION
State Game Warden Vigorous
Iy Criticised

Valdosta, Ga, May 12-Interest N
the trouble between State Game War
den Jesse Mercer his deputy and the
owners of the famous Banks millpond
on one side and the citizens of the
town of Midtown, who were recently |
arrested charged with violating the
game laws on the other side, hasn't |
Jagged minute since the arrests oc-
CURED. 1t is about the only thing dis
cussed here, as your correspondent
found when he spent a portion of to
day in that town endeavoring to learn
both sides of the question.
Mr.. Mercer is being vigorously crit
icised by many Of the leading citizens
of Midtown for his interviews in the
newspaper relative to the matter. They
say he has misrepresented conditions
and that he and Deputy Warden Bois-
clair have grossly exaggerated the
trouble, doing the people of the town
and community an injustice. The state
ment was made in various state papers
that Mr.. Boisclair, who secured war
rants for % citizens of the town and
that section for fishing without per-
mission of the lessee in Banks pond,
were brow-beaten numerically, intim-
idated and forced to dismiss the war,
rants on fear of his life. This is de-
MED in whole by practically every man
in Midtown.
R. L. Patten, leading merchant; ]
L. Byrd, one of the most prominent
citizens of the town; Mayor Pofforl,
Judge ]. T. Wilkerson, before whom
the cases were to have been tried and
others, declared that no threats were
made against the deputy and that there
was not the slightest effort or inten-
ton, so far as they knew, of intimi-
dating the officer They say that he
withdrew the warrants of his own ac-
cord, and that there were less than 50 |
people in and around the court room
at the time set for the hearing. Mayo
Pofford states that the mob" which
the warden says surrounded and
threatened him, existed only in the Off
GERS mind and that the only pistol in
the crowd was the one he took from
the warden.
The mayor says he had reason to
believe the warden was carrying PTS
toI in violation Of law, and he caused
his arrest. The weapon was found on
his person when the marshal searched
him Justice Wilkerson placed him
under a 5000 bond in two cases, one
for carrying a concealed pistol and
the other for carrying pistol without
license.
R. T. Berryhill, lessee of the Banks
mill, was asked to give his side Of inc
trouble, but stated that it was mat
ter between the state game warden
and the people who have been fishing
in the pond without permission He
said the Banks estate had absolute
right to the fishing rights in every
foot of the pond, owning undisputed
title to between three and four thous-
and acres of the seven or eight thous-
and acres embraced in the pond, and
the water rights to the remainder by
right Of prescription. The question
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-05-13

example there more Overlands in in Australia
than all the other American automobiles of similar size
put together.
Investigate this model. 1t is built especially for
your roads and your conditions.
Our dealer will be glad to give you thorough
demonstration any time.
The electric starting mechanism of the Overland
is undoubtedly the simplest and most efficient. The
of the generator as the engine fly
wheel, doing away entirely with the fly wheel weight.
1t does not require the addition of single gear,
chain, sprocket, Wheel any of the complications
noticeable in all other makes of Its operation
is smooth, quiet and simplicity itself.
Phone, call or write,
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Model 6SF-S126S

Identical in mechanical and equipment dctail-in.
Guiding electric and lights, 80 by 4iuch tires.
6Onch tread-wth the Model % T. but possessrs four
passenger capacity instead OF five. This permits hana
torpedo design with Cow! dash.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-05-13
Model 69T-$124O

Electrc.starter; electric lights; 80 horsepower;
Spassenger touring car; llO-inch wheel-base; 50 by
finch tires; o0inch tread Tmken bearings; center
troll Remy magnetic; Warner speedometer mohair top and
boot; clear vision, rain vision wind shield.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-05-13

This is carefully constructed; staunchly
made and thoroughly tested and inspected as cars
costing double the price. Each individual part, piece
and pattern is standardized and made by automatic
machinery All hand work is eliminated. Every part
fits accurately. Therefore inaccuracies
possibly creep in.
According to all indications the Overland is the
popular in the South Our sales gain so far this
year is over IS percent There nearly 100000
Overlands in all the world No automobile has
ever given better or complete satisfaction. No
manufactures has given much value for so
little money In Europe alone the Overland demand
is in considerable excess of the supply. AS one
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Model 71F-$1650

The same chassis, 4S-horsepower motor, electric
starter electric lights 6Onch tread and otherwise
pete equipment and great mechanical value the Model
7lT-but four passengers instead of FIVE.
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SPRING TONES AND MEDICINES

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chestra alone. Probably the most ia
miliar. If not the most beautiful, OF
all the orchestral pieces VIII be
Grlegs Peer Gynt Suite, which, with
It's TOUR movements. has long been
iavorite concert number for orchestra.
ana oil particular local interest will be
the three selections by Richmond
musicians: "Mlnuetto Grazioso," by
Frederick c. Hair; "Reminiecence. by
Leslie +. Watson. and "Intermezzo
Caprice by w. Henry Baker. director
OF the club
And OF the utmost Importance Is the
chorus OF the club. with larger
number OF singers than at any time
since It's organization. tho chorus has.
under Mr.. Bakers able direction.
achieved almost marvellous results.
Forsaking the part-songs, tho music
committee and officers OF the club,
WIN the assistance and guidance OF
! Mr. Baker. have wisely selected either
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dience to the afternoon concert on
Tuesday.
For this concert. Tina Lcrner. tho
young, but distinguished Russian plan
ISL. has also been engaged. When Miss
Lerner gave her first recital In New
YORK last winter. she was acclaimed
by the sternest metropolitan critics ms
an artist OF rare attachments.
Howard d. Bryant. local baritone
with voice OF much sorority and re-
markable range. will sing the role OF
Pharaoh In Aida" ME-. Bryant has
frequently been heard in church and
concert work here. and the beauty OF
his voice Is we'll known.
Metropolitan Opera Orchestra.
The Metropolitan Opera House Or.
chestra, under the direction OF Rich
ard Hageman, viii! again provide the
accompaniment for the soloists and
chorus. and will also present well.
chosen variety OF numbers for or.
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chestra-Richard Hageman. conductor.
/. Overture. "Semiramide" .Rossini
2. ID lucevan lie STEELE" from
La Tosca". .Puccint
Signor Bonci
g. Mon occur s'ouvre a Ia vot1,-
from Samson and Delilah".
Saint saens
Miss Spencer
Miss Stanley.
s. "chiudo gil occhi." from 'cManon."
8. The Reven nneF noho' Stanford
The Chorus,
T. Selection from La Giocon Ssaan;;s,.r,
!. Tho Orchestra.
'A Miss Stanley.
g. "Gerechte Gott." from "Rienz!.-
Miss Spencer.
TO- Una furtiva 1agrima," from
'IElisir d'Amore". .Donizetti
Signor Bonci.
is Quartet from ''R Iie COSTA
(chorus arrangement),
The Chorus.
Tuesday Afternoon, May g.
Bette Burwell Booker, soprano.
Clarence Whitehill, baritone.
chestra-Richard Hageman, conductor.
The Orchestra. 'a'h'-'aehs
2 "saper vorreste." from "Ballo In
Miss Booker veFo'
g. Piano Concerto. .Tschaikowsky
Miss Lerner.
INTERMISSION
4. (a) "Minuetto Grazioso" Hair
fo}} "I Kefmlmiseenc e. nrio. Watson
The Orchestra.
g. ABallatella," from "PaglIaccf"..
Miss Booker.
g. ,.Wotans Farewell" from Die
Walkuere" ............ Wagner
Mr.. Whitehill.
z. Peer Gynt Suite" .Grier
Tho Orchestra.
Tuesday Evening, May O.
The opera Aida. Verdi
Caroline White, soprano.
Margaret Keyes, contralto.
Paul Althouse, tenor.
Clarence Whitehill, baritone
Howard d. Bryant. baritone
The Wednesday Club Chorus
The Metropolitan Opera House Or
cbestra-Richard Hageman. conductor.
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WEDNESDAY CLUB
To REACH HEIGHT
OF ITS CAREER
(continued From First Page.)

Continues FROM First Page.)
asro in Aida one of the most I'M
pressive baritone parts in Italian
opera
In addition to these famous stars.
five OF the finest artists OF opera in
America have been engaged to appear.
Helen Stanley and Carolina White
sopranos: Margaret Kcyes and Janet
Spencer, contraltos, Of the Chicago
Philadelphia Opera, and Paul Althouse.
tenor. OF the Metropolitan Opera
Sensational Soprano.
Carolina Whites brilliant work with
the younger opera organization, nota-
bly, in the Wolf-Ferrari opera, The Jew
els of the Madonna" warrants the pre.
diction that she will prove one OF
the most sensational sopranos that tho
Wednesday Club has ever offered ~
Its subscribers, while the severe M
Aldrich. OF the New York Times, wrote
of Miss Keyes's voice as "of rare rich
ness and beauty, altogether an nm
usual voice"
Paul Althouse. the young America n
tenor robusto. has so recently achieved
a national reputation in Boris Goudo-
now which was presented at the
metropolitan In March. that his sing
ing Of Rhadames in Aida" one q,
Carusos most famous roles. is looked
forward to with kecncst interest
Bette Burwen Booter's continued
success a L Covent Garden in London I.
sufhcient 10 guarantee the high degree
or her artistic merit. which tocetbo,
with the interest that attaches 10 the
appearance OF Richmond woman
VIII DOUBTLESS attract a very large au.
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500 Scissors. 3, and inch. . 2ac
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S1.oo Leather Collar and Cun
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cessories OF costumes an scenery, er-
iectiveness must be Grated by pure
musicianship alone. Will. on the other
hand, these operatic surroundings
Will not be visible totlistract the at
tention OF the AUDIENCE from the music
OF Verdi, and its presentation by
chorus. artists and onhesua.
The officers and directors of the club,
under whose able management this
great festival has ben arranged, are:
John G. Corley, prsident; II. I. Me-
loney. vice-presiden; G. w. Greener,
secretary and treasrer; w. Henry
Baker. director. Bord of governors:
r. F. Banks, John stwart Bryan, Ben
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ale . F..

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.P0SLAM SOAP
BENEFITS SKIN
IN new WAY

One excellent reason why you should
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works written for choral presentation.
or arrangements IN choral form of
music readily susceptible of such
scoring
Three Hundred In Chorun.
Threc hundred voices, many of them,
II NOT the majority. young and fresh
trained to the last point of precision,
VIII. when singing in full voice, make
the CITY Auditorium ring again. yet,
when hushed to meet the requirements
OF the music. will murmur in softest.
roundest tone.
Shorter numbers have been provid-
ed: THE Revenge" Stanford's choral
ballad; chorus from Costa's oratorio,
'Naaman" and an arrangement OF tho
quartet from 'Rigolctto," but the
GROWING work of the chorus will lie
IN its performance OF Aida assisted
by Carolina White, Margaret Reyes,
PAU Althouse, Clarence Whitchil. and
Howard ID. Bryant. Without the ac-
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Brockenbroush, Norman Call, j. q.
-Corley, Conway H. Gordon. G. Jeter
Jones. H. It. Meloney. Walter C. Mer-
Ger. A. Motherhood. j. Scott Parrish.
George w. Stevens. Arthur scrivenor,
Meade It. spicer. Moses Thaihimer.
William FL White.
Tho Complete Program.
The complete program for the three
concerts follows:
Monday Evening, May s.
Helen Stanley, soprano.
Janet Spencer. contra1to.
Alessandro Bonci,, tenor.
The Wednesday Club-W. Henry
Baker, director.
The Metropolitan Opera House Or
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Bath Towels and Bath
Rugs.

just received n complete line
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Oriental designs and rich in
color SLID
English EtyIc Friction Tow
els, for rundown after Il
cold plunge. in six different
sizes, from soc to-. .0Sc
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-04
Beauty Creams and Soaps

60c Rikers Cold Cream. Ale
@l.Oo Nadinola Cream. 45o
anu '.'.-.'.,... ....-...-..S $50
SOC Creme dc Meridor. .e1e
25c Oxzyn Balm. .21o
s1.o0 Double Strength
nine 1890. 300
200 aoirneS Rrostflla ....-.. leo
26c Arnica Cream Iec
zoo Palmers Rose Cream lie
Zoo Palrner's Violet Cream. lilo
@1.o0 Pompeian Massage Cream.
4oc, 6oc and. roc
S1.b0 Hokara Massage
Cream ...-.......,..... .21o
SOC DR.. Charles Flesh Food. 40
goo Cydonin .21o
900 Kinds Honey Almond
eah ''.'. .41o
Csc Espey's Cream .2Io
76o Tagan's Magnolia Balm :. Gee