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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-06-11
CONVENTION ATLANTIC
WATERWAYS ASSOCIATION
Official Call for the Meeting Has
Been Received BY Trade Board

The official call for the sixth an
nual convention of the Atlantic
Deeper Waterways association to be
held in Jacksonville Nov. 1921,
next, has been received by Secreta-
~ Weatherly, of the Board of Trade.
The Improvement of the inland wa
lerways along the Atlantic seaboard
'itally affects the future develop
nent of the commercial interests
throughout this territory and the
Board Of Trade will undoubtedly send
a strong delegation to the meeting.
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LOVE FOR BASEBALL CAUSES
YOUT HTO FORGE BIG CHECKS

Los Angeles, June 10.-His love for
baseball caused VIM. H. Calder II
years old, to forge checks to the
amount of nearly $1,000, according to
his alleged confession to the police
here last night.
Calder went to Chicago first to at
tend Frank Chance day ceremonies.
Then he attended games in Detroit
and Denver and since his arrival in
Los Angeles ten days ago has attend
ed every game here.
Calder will be taken to New York
for trial
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cURio HUNTERS IN Ew YORK

New York, June 10.-Curio hunters
and their representatives from all
over the country gathered here to.
day to bid for the famous old Astc
house belongings. Besides the pro,
fessional curio buyers and seller
there was goodly number of prj
vate collectors on hand to bid for the
effects and furnishings of what i
perhaps the most famous old hostelry
in the United States.
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A Hundred Year Old Cradle.

Atlanta, June 10.--A cradle nearly
a century old was the center of a
unique celebration at church in
Buckhead yesterday, in connection
with tie eightieth birthday of Mrs
Dorothy Strickland. Mrs. Strickland,
who is tie oldest member of the
Sunday school rocked in it the
youngest member of the same organi-
zation, tiny tot from the infant
class.
The cradle has been handed down
in the family of the pastor of the
church for three generations
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Only Twenty Escape.

Only 20 men of the Zacatecas gar.
rison of 300 escaped, according to the
statement of these survivors, which
was telegraphed to the war depart
ment from Aguas Calientes.
The attacking force, they stated
numbered about 900 The federals
resisted until the fighting in the
streets had resulted in the killing of
many on-combattants.
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CHARLTON DECLINES COMMENT

Jersey City, n. j., June 10.-When
Porter Charlton learned he was to be
extradited he declined to make any
comment. The Jail authorities say
he has been a model prisoner. His
father, who led the long fight to pre-
vent his extradition, has been his
most frequent visitor.
Sheriff Weden had received nc
word this afternoon as to when the
young man would be claimed by the
Italian authorities.
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SEND GRAPE JUICE TO BRYAN.

Chicago, June 10.-A delegation Of
citizens of Richmond, Cal, passed
through here today en- route to Wash
ington bearing a plush-lined chest,
containing SO bottles of grape juice,
which awaits the inspection of Secre-
tary Bryan. The chest bears a sill
yer plate, which contains the inscrip-
tion, Diplomatic peace cocktails"
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VIII Keep Quiet.

Atlanta, June 10.--The prosecuting
officers in the Phagan case have at
last decided to pursue q policy of
kee4ing quiet. They say they are
not going to give out any more infer
nation or discuss the case any fur
ther in the papers.
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eleventh DISTRICT MEDICAL
ASSOCIATION WILL MEET
NEXT WEEK..
GOOD PROGRAM ARRANGED
Many of the Leading Physicians of
the District Will Discuss Subjects
of lnterest-the Program in Full
Just issued.

The Eleventh District Medical as.
ISOLATION will meet on st. simon next
tuesday and Wednesday and the
meeting promises to be one of the
most interesting ever held. Promi.
lent physicians from all over the
district will be present and the pro-
gram includes number of interest
Ing discussions on various medical
subjects, to be participated In by all
)f the physicians.
Ihe program in full is as fallows:
Tuesday, June II.
Society called to order 2:30 D. M.
resident, Dr. Dallas Williams Folk
ston, Ga.
Invocation-Rev. w. H. Chapman.
brunswick, Ga.
Presidents address
The doctor as factor in the So
;ial welfare from the viewpoint of
he laymen--Rev. c. "A. Connell.
Discussion lei by Rev. w. p. Price
Naycross. Ga.
Rural Canitation-Dr "A. G. Fort,
Atlanta, Ga.
Discussion led by DR.. T. F. Aber-
rombie. Waycross. Ga.
Importance of safeguarding milk
upply-Dr. T. A. Mann, brunswick,
Ga.
Discussion led by DIR. j. w. Sim
nons, Brunswick, Ga.
Report of an interesting surgical
ase-Dr c. w. Roberts, Douglas. Ga.
Discussion led by DR.. Jno. M. Hall,
dazelhurst, Ga.
Treatment of appendicitis-Dr A.
l. Little, valdosta, Ga.
Discussion led by DR.. Frank H.
thomas, Valdosta, Ga.
lnfantile paralysis-Dr. J. C. Tu-
en-, Jesup, Ga.
Discussion led by DR.. G. M. Rick
tson, Broxton, Ga.
Systemic Effects of Diseased Ton
lis and adenoids-Dr. S. T. Carswell.
brunswick. Ga.
Discussion led by Dr. w. A. Sib-
'ett, Douglas, Ga.
Dutch treat, new s.. Simon hotel,
p. m.
Wednesday, June 18.
Control of infections in rural prac-
ice--Dr. M. M. Johnson, Waycross,
Ia.
Discussion led by DR.. J. f. Over
treet, Baxley, Ga.
Acute nephritis in infancy and
hildhood-Dr H. C. WheIchel. Doug
as, Ga.
Discussion led by DR.. J. L. Walker,
Vaycross, Ga.
Bile tract infection-Dr. Julien
ate, Valdosta, Ga.
Discussion led by DR.. A. Griffin,
Ialdosta, Ca.
The care of cardio-nephritic cases
DR.. J. M. Daniel, Savannah, Ga.
Discussion led by DR.. J. H. Lati-
ner Waycross, Ga.
Treatment OF infection in the ma
al sinuses-Dr. j. M. Smith, Valdos-
a, Ga.
Discussion led by DR.. B. II. Min
hew, Waycross, Ga.
Report of an interesting obstetrical
ase-'Dr. ]. r. McMichal, Quitman,
la.
Discussion led by DR.. C. w. Cor
,ett, Pearson, Ga.
Administration OF salvarsan--Dr. J.
\. Thomas, Valdosta, Ga.
Discussion led by DR.. P. c. Quar-
erdamn, Valdosta, Ga.
Treatment of confused and lacer-
ted wouRds-Dr p. P. Lane, Way
ross, Ga
Discussion led by DR.. A. G. Colson,
'esup, Ga.
Subject unannounced-Dr G. w.
'lanton, Brunswick. Ga.
Discussion general.
Dancing at pavilion, Tuesday, $50
}. m.
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BOARD OF TRADE DIRECTORS
TO MEET THURSDAY NIGHT
Meeting Last Night Postponed on
Account of jncIement Weather.

The meeting of the Board of
Trade called for last night was post
ooned until Thursday night at 8
o'clock on account of the bad wealth
er. AS matters of direct importance
20 Brunswick are to be consil cred,
III directors are urged to be present
Thursday night.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-05-15
WILLIAM NEELEY DIED
At C0RTEz, COLO.

The people OF this community learn
with sorrow of the death at Cortez.
Colorado. on Wednesday morning of
VIII Neely. 1t had been known for
some time that he was incurably Ill.
yet death always brings with it sad
ness and one is never ready to give
up their loved ones.
About five years ago Mr.. Neely re-
ceived an injury on the head. and,
from which, he finally came to his
death. He suffered greatly most of
the time after the accident, yet so
patient was he. that never a word OF
complaint was heard from him. For
titude at such a time is the mark of
a strongly built character; while, 10
smile. and to radiate good cheer. Is
splendidly heroic. The world misses
keenly the man who has made II
brighter By his presence.
Mr.. Neely was born at Greenwood,
Colorado, and would have been thirty
five years OF age on the sixteenth OF
next September. He resided in Can
on City. Colorado with his parents
for a considerable time. and will De
remembered by many of the older
people there.
The father and mother. Mr.. an.,
Mrs. W. C. Neeley. and the brothers
and sisters. Mrs. Charles Reid. Mrs.
George Burnett. Mrs. II. Brown. James
r. and Charles B. Neely. all have the
sympathy of their friends in their be-
reavement
The funeral will be held at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Reid on
Thursday afternoon at o'clock. Rev.
r. s. Fairchiid will deliver the sermon
and the members OF the Yeomen viii
have charge OF the service. Music will
be furnished by a mixed quartette.-
cortez Herald
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ENJOYED PICNIC
NEAR PRIEST CANON

The ladies OF the Westminster
Guild OF the First Presbyterian
church enjoyed their annual outing
and picnic near the entrance TO Prizes.
Canon Wednesday. Twenty-Five ladies'
were present to partake OF the dainty
lunches and to be happy In the de-
llghtful picnic grounds which they
had selected Five autos took the la
dies TO their destinations. Mrs. Geo.
Bethel Jr.. Mrs. W. c. Thomas. Mrs
Percy Troutman. Miss Lorenz and a
chauffeur from Armstrong; did the
driving.
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FLORENCE MAY HAVE
New STEAMER SERVICE

The business men of Florence met
last Monday night and discussed plans
for the resumption OF the Stanley
service between that place and the
coal camps.
The plan that seemed most feasible
and the one that will probably be put
In operation was for the business men
TO buy the interests OF the Florence
Interurban Company and conduct tina
business not 10 make money but 20
give to Florence all of the advantages
Of the service and to make the steam
er pay it's own way.
The Chamber OF Commerce will
have general supervision of the pro-
position and the secretary OF the
Chamber win have charge OF the sale
of tickets.
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STOLE POTTED
FLOWER PLANTS

Thieves visited the premises Of
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. ogers on Green
wood avenue Tuesday night and stole
lot of valuable potted flower plants
that had been left out on the veran-
da. Most OF the plants had been
transferred to the pots the previous
day. The thieves also carried away
or destroyed a large number of plants
that had been planted in porch boxes
for decorative purposes. Mr.. Rogers
says it was the first time that thieves
ever visited his place
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-05-15
For The Weak ana Nervous.

Tired-ou.. weak. nervous men and
women would feel ambitious, energet-
Ic. full of life and always have good
appetite. II they would. do the sensible
thing for heaith-take Electric Bitters.
Nothing better for the stomach. liver
or kidneys. Thousands say they owe
their lives to this wonderful home
remedy. Mrs. o. RhiEevauit. OF vestai
Center. n. Y. says: Il regard Elec-
trio Bitters as one OF the greatest OF
girs. I can never forget what II
has done for me-" Get bottle your
self and see what difference It will
mako in your health. only soc and
sl.oo. Recommended by Hunter Palm
er.-adv.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-05-15
GHOST CAUSES
WOMAN TO FAINT

Wednesday evening Mrs David
Frew and Miss Margaret Reese OF
Williamsburg were on their way from
their homes TO Coal Greek to attend
the dance given there by the band
boys when suddenly. In most lon,
some and weird spot. white spectpr
rose up before them and emitted a
series of horrible cantatory noises.
The ladies became badly frightened
and Miss Reese tainted Mrs. Frew.
after a moment managed to lnd the
power In her legs and ran down the
road until she met some boys. The
boys rushed to the scene and found
Miss Reese Just recovering from her
fainting spell. The ghost could be
found nowhere but It later developed
tha; it was a practical joke played by
a young man.
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GOOD NEWS.
Many Canon City Readers Have Heard
II and Profited Thereby.

Good news travels fast and the
thousands OF bad back sufferers in
Canon City are glad to learn where re-
lief may be found Many lame. weak
and aching back IL bad no more.
thanks to Doan's Kidney pills. Our
citizens are telling the good news OF
their experience with this tested rem
edy. Here Is an example worth read
Ing:
II. z. Tatman. 123 L. New York ST.
Canon City. Colo. says: while work
ting In the Cripple Creek railroad
shops. before they closed down. was
taken with backaehe and II got so bad
that ! couldn't stoop to pick up boil;
on the floor. My back felt as II II
was almost ready to break. Someone
came along. n stranger to me. and ad-
vised me to get Doan's Kidney Pills at
Hunter Palmer's drug store. did
and they cured me. My back soon
stopped hurting me and has been n
good shape since.-
For sale by all dealers. Price 90
cents. Foster-MIlburn Co.. Buffalo,
New York. sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name--Doan's--and
take no substitute.--adv
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FRANK BONE WILL PUT
ON CAR BETWEEN HERE
AND THE SPRINGS

Mr.. Frank Bone has already pur-
chased a fourteen passenger gas car
and viii inaugurato a service between
Canon City and Colorado Springs tins
summer He viii start regular schc-
dule ana viii sell tickets mostly one
wny 80 as to keep the people here for
a short time after they arrive. He viii
not start the Gorge trip at nrst but
may later II business so shapes itself.
MIR. Bone IL going into this enter
prise on his own hook and asks no
help from anybody.
II am In the game for the money
that can make. All ask OF Canon
City and Colorado Springs people II
their good will and their patronage
when they are contemplating n trip
either way"
Mr.. Bone states that he has an un-
derstanding with the management OF
several large hotels in the Springs In
ciuding the Antiers. that they viii
boost for him all they possibly can
and will turn trade his way as much
as possible.
The car will be here shortly and
tho service will be started In plenty
Of time for the tourist season.
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GOOD CITIZENSHIP LEAGUE
MEMBERS BANQUET

The Good Citizenship League re-
Gently organized. sat down TO a
sumptuous repast last evening in the
dining room of the First Presbyterian
church, the supper being served by
the young ladies OF the Christian En-
deavor Society of that denomination.
Fifty persons we're present. includ-
ing Attorney Jas. d. Blunt Of Flor
ence and Warden T. ]. lyman. the
speagers OF the evening.
Prof. C. C. Sherwood. chairman Of
the program committee, acted as
master of ceremonies. The address
Of Mr.. Blunt dealt with the necessity
OF law. and its application to present
day society. The discourse was
very interesting and instructive.
Warden lyman discussed some per-
tinen; problems OF our community.
making timely suggestions for the
consideration OF the league.
A membership campaign WIS
launched and It is expected that twise
the number expected present at this
time will sit down TO the festivities
on the occasion OF the next meeting
There are now 81 members. L. F..
Collins is chairman Of the member
ship committee.
At the business session following
the luncheon several matters OF i'm
portance we're given consideration.
and the Law Enforcement Committee
instructed to investigate two matters
of very great Importance to the we'll
being and moral standing OF the COM
munity.
The officers of this league are as
follows:
President, DR.. C. H. Wilkinson.
Vice President. C. w. Van Patten;
Secretary. Lane A. Dun; Treasurer.
John r. Kennedy.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-05-15
ENTHUSIASTIC MEETING
OF The SOUTH SIDE
IMPROVEMENT LEAGUE

The meeting OF the South Canon
and Lincoln Park Civic Improvement
League was held at the South Canon
high school on Monday evening May
9th, and was largely attended. Much
enthusiasm was shown and it is the
determination OF the league to push
the good work already begun. Tie
reports Of the different committees
for cleanup day far exceeded the
greatest expectations of the members.
both in South Canon and Lincoln
Park The following committees
were appointed to serve during the
year:
Good Roads-w. BRowland. chair
man: c. a. Llnkins. F. F. Maynard,
J. p. Farmer. a. NJ. Litz. Z. \. Davis.
T. c. Johnson. Joe vezzetti. NJ. T.
Snow. Dali Deweese. c. NJ. Chase.
Gentlemen's Entertainment Com
mittee-Dall Deweese. chairman; w.
H. Smith. Geo. II. Sale. E. H. Slime
meyer, Henry E. Smith
Ladies' Entertainment Committee
Mrs. Allan Bell. chairman; Mrs. W. IL.
Smith. Mrs. E. A. Linkins. Mrs. W. Is.
Rowland, Mrs. F. F. Maynard. Miss
May Snow.
Flower Committee-Mrs. C. C. Sny-
der. chairman: Mrs. E E. Carter,
Mrs. v. r. Ames.
Sanitation Committee-Dr. Pitt A.
Wade. Prof. L. t. Show. C. C. Harris.
The president OF the league is ex-
officio member Of all committees.
After a general discussion in which
nearly all present participated in re-
gard to matters pertaining to the
interest OF the league. their aims and
ambitions, adjournment was made to
meet every two months at the call Of
the president.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-05-15

today.
Now. hope you KNOW Just what
the trouble is" and that my answer
will be worth to you the price OF your
enclosed stamped envelope. 1t was
very thoughtful OF you to put 1t in
hope you are well and that your
business-ARoUND KANSAS CRY
is GOOD.
Any t,ne you think I'can help you
in your business with little advice
or explanation. please let me know.
am at your service.
Very truly yours.
NEWTON B. KING.
p ST. forgot to say it's long hike
to Kansas City for a paper OF pins.
N B. X +.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-05-15

When Burton Holmes recently gave
his celebrated travelogue on Panama
at Orchestral Hall. Chicago. he was
seriously interrupted by continual
coughing OF the audience. Many, q
good sermon. lecture or concert Is
spoiled in the same way. No one an
noys willingly and II people with
coughs. colds. hoarseness and tick
ling in throat would use Foley's
Honey & Tar Compound. they could
quickly cure their coughs and colds
and avoid this annoyance. 1t IL .
splendid household medicine and con-
tains NO opiates.. Corner Drug Store.
-adv.
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CHILDREN'S
DAY is SET
FOR TUESDAY
MAY 10th

The children of the public schools
OF Canon City. OF South Canon and
Lincoln Park will have gala day on
Tuesday. May goth. when big time
has been arranged for them to take
place at the City park.
The children from every school viii
gather at the Lincoln school. Canon
City, early in the morning and form In
marching order and march TO City
park through Main street as a flower
parade. Prof. Ray OF the Canon city
school and Prof shaw of the South
Canon schools. together with Prof
Fisher of Lincoln Park. are working
hard in making the proper arrange
ments-
Prof Ray is very enthusiastic over
the idea and is leaving no stone ul-
turned in making the event one OF the
most distinctive that was ever held
In this part OF the state.
Prof. Tom Taylor. OF the Canon
City schools. asd Miss Lyon OF South
Canon are training the pupils uncer
their charge in a number OF chornsfs
and songs which will be sung in uni
son. A splendid song recital viii to
feature OF the programme that IL
being arranged
The Civic improvement Leagues OF
both North and South Canon are also
behind the moement- Mrs Robson
and her assistants are workinsac
Iy In South Canon and in North Can
on. The following ladies are cnair-
men OF committees to work In con-
junction with the teachers at tho
schools to which they have been as
signed: Mrs. George F. Rockafeliow.
Lincoln school: Mra. George Betaei
Jr., Washington school: Miss Masi
Harding. Jefferson school: Miss Nc
Gown. principal OF the Harrison
school. will choose her own commit
tee as Will also Prof. C. C. Lacy OF 4
the Park Center school.
Mrs. Anna Burgess. who ia also
greatly Interested asserts that there
win be fully a thousand children In
the pageant
The children OF the psrochiAl school
OF ST Miohacl's parish viii also Be Ia
the pageant and arc planning for IL
with a great deal OF vim and yigor.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-05-15
The Stork Express.

A bright young Miss weighing nine
pounds arrived to make her home with
Mr.. and Mrs. George Schneider at the
parental Hoitzfaster home on Lincoln
Park today.
Mother and babe are getting along
nicely. Mr.. Schneider is the village
butcher at Westcllffe.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-05-15
Constipation Cured.

DR.. Kings New Life Pills will relieve
constipation promptly and get your
bowels in healthy condition again.
John supsic. OF sanbury. Pa. says;
They are tho best pills ever used.
and I advise everyone to use them
for constipation, indigestion and liver
complaint" VIII help you. Price 2sc.
Recommended BY Hunter Palmer--
en-.
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N. B. King Writes
Interesting Letter To
Big Mail Order House

This letter from a Chicago house Ia
Lincoln Park man shows how clev-
erly and seductively the big mail order
houses go after business. If Local
merchant would go after his business
with as much energy as some OF the
big merchants do the local merchant
would probably do a good deal more
business.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-05-15

Mrs. o. ]. RundahI. who has been
in the hospital for sometime suffering
from an attack Of pncumonia. was
taken to her homo on Thursday ana
Il convaisscing rapidly.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-05-15

Lawyers and doctors. attention.
Rent an ofYicc In the Harding Block ~
your own terms. Heat and watcr free.
L. H. Harding.-adv. ispts. :
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MIR. NEWTON b. KING
TO MR.. ROBT. J. THORNE
Canon City. Colo. March 25. 1913
Robt. J. Thorne.
Mgr. Montgomery Ward & Co..
Kansas City, Mo.

Dear Mr.. Thorne:
Your very kind letter OF the 22nd
inst. was duly received and I was so
glad to hear from you again. was
beginning to think you had forgotten
NE. No. haven't sent you any or
ders OF late. I never did send you
very MANY orders. you know. Just
ordered a few things not easily OBJ
tanned from my homo merchants, like
the low iron wheel for my wagon.
which was tho last order I sent you.
They were all right. too. and ! think
kindly Of you every time | pss that
low. handy wagon. When l want some
more iron wheels I'll sure send 70