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Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1922-05-11
IN LOVING REMEMBRANCE
OF MRS. JOHN u. EVANS

here is no death what seems
SO is transition,
This life of mortal breath
Is but a suburb of the life elysian,
whose portal we call death.
Death to her was not terrible. All
her life long she had been seeking for
the unseen. Now she IS with Him,
Whom her soul !oveth. Is that terri
bic?
She took leave of life without fear.
With heroism born of supreme faith
In Jesus of Nazareth she approached
the end; she passed over the great di-
vide fearlessly, as one who knocks at
the gate of eternal morning.
Some one has said Wisdom in the
man. patience in the wife brings peace
to the home" It's true. With her never
ending patience, with gentleness born
in the heart of Christian wife, peace
relgned supreme.
Mother! We ali knew her, not in
the same person, lis true, bur the same
glory frames each separate face in
the aureole of its own Divinity.
AS a mother She gave the best there
was in the whole being. From this
great mother love which will live with
you on through life take fresh courage
every day; from her strength make
sure of your own strength. from her
tenderness gather compassion, and
from her steadfastness gain the life
that leads EDWARDS and upward, fac
ing each day bravely and know tina,
in spirit she is with you.
Let us not weep for ner, whose cur
OF joy is full, but hold on to Jesus
locking TO Him for salvation and eter-
nal rest. Nov dear children should
you not be living in this straight and
! narrow way, shodld your lives be void
OF such joys as your loved ones enjoy
should you wish to meet her again
We beg you to accept Christ as your
Savior. so when you are called to die
(if that should beg you can say that
you are ready to go.
But Oh! How we miss this dear
woman, but our loss we know is her
gam: but we could not keep from
weeping, for the parting gives us pain
She was loved by all who knew he,
ana wss welcomed everywhere.
Kind words and deeds OF goodness.
she scattered far and near. Children,
kindred and friends, let Us come near
or t. .esus, that we may meet her in
the home not made with hands.
A Relative.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1922-05-11
Senator Watson's
Opinion Of Fielder
In Which A Great Many Of Georgians
Concur

WASHINGTON, D. c. The crit.
1cism which Senator Caraway of Ark
ansas directed at Attorney Genera
Daugherty on Wednesday because he
clalr1ed the attorney general had az
cepted fee of $4,000 as attorney to
get Charles w. Morse out of federal
prison when Taft was President broke
= out III new angle yesterday afternoon
senator Watson of Georgia got mixed
up IN it and the name of Thomas B
Fielder, an ex-Georgian and now a
New York lawyer was handled by
Senator Watson If his characte -;stic
way
Fielder Responsible
felders rame was brought into the
senate debate by Senator Carlwav,
who said Eelder had come to I'm 70
assure him that Attorney Genera:
Dauehertv had received no fee III
connection with the pardoning ci
Morse. Caraway said: This mon
ing man whom ! never knew, b.t
whom | have seen. came, 1 take 1t,
from the attorney general He cd,ne
rushing il to my Oh re and introd, e.l
himself, and by wsv of recommenda-
ton assured rue that some woman IN
my state had been so misguided as
to have married him He thought it
was a title Of robil;ty, and I th;,k
myself she oon',1;ed great credit OIL
him when she did it. But hat lE
the only recommc noation he ta.i--
that he had mar, led some lady frem
my state. He wanted Immediately
to take on himself the blame, hut I
rather think he thought it was a
credit, for having obtained the Morse
pardon. His n;.mc is T. F. te'dcr,
He said he used to live in Atlanta,
Ga. Mr.. President. want to ask ms
senator from Georgia (Mr. Wat5on)
if he knows the gentleman.
Senator Watson replied:
mir President. FOR the last fn1:y
years I have Brown Thomas B..
Fielder well. and have known min
to be a crook. know him to have
been a professional lobbyist of the
whisky ring, opposing every one of
the temperance laws that / was ad-
vocating and ether temperance peo-
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1922-05-11
Pain Gone! Rub
Sore, Rheumatic
Aching Joints
Rub Pain Away With a SMALL Tria,
Bottle of Old est. Jacobs Oil"
Stop dosing rheumatism.

Stop dosing rheumatism.
Its pain only; not one case in fifty
requires internal treatment. Rub
soothing, penetrating "St. Jacobs Oip
right on the tender spot" and by the
time you say Jack Robinson out
comes the rheumatic pain and distress
"St. Jacobs Oil' is a harmless rheu-
matism liniment, which never disap-
points and doesn't burn the skin 1t
takes pain. soreness and stiffness from
aching joints, muscles and bones; and
stops scitica, lumbago, backache and
neuralgia.
Timber up! Get small trial bottle
of old-time, honest "St. Jacobs OH"
from any drug store, and in a mo-
ment, you'll be free from pains. aches
and stiffness Don't suffer! Rub rheu-
matism away. adv
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1922-05-11
BAVARIAN PEASANTS WONT
TOLERATE PROFITEERING

OBERAMMERt'.U. Two English
and three Greek merchants who came
here with the purpose Of mulcting the
Passion play visitors have been ord
cred to leave. Arrangements have
been made to provide all visitors with
food at fair prices, but it is going to
be impossible to house thousands of
people who wish to come.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1922-05-11
MAN SAVES WIFE
IN NICK OF TIME

My wife was unable to eat even
the lightest food, and had fallen away
to living skeleton. She could not
even keep doctors medicine on her
stomach and was tortured with pain.
On the recommendation of friend
| bought bottle of Mayr's Wonderful
Remedy and she is all right now and
has gained forty pounds" 1t is a
simple, harmless preparation that re-
moves the catarrhal mucus from the
Intestinal tract and allays the inflam-
nation which causes practically all
stomach, liver and intestinal ailments,
including appendicitis. One dose will
convince or money refunded Den
mark and National Drug Cos, and by
leading druggists everywhere. adv.
Fred Ellington has accepted a posi-
ton with the Buick Service Station of
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1922-05-11
CORRECTION

The marriage of Miss Lillian Maud
Gates to Mr.. Lucius Williams occurred
on March 9th instead OF fater date
as given to this paper for announce
ment
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1922-05-11
At LEE BEN
speca Sale and the Greatest Bargain Sale staple goods
ever neo zgea Everything stock Cut Prices
ing prices hold good Until June 1s Open 600 mdnght

1oc can lice killer. Sc; for. ..1Oc
Csc pkg. Lice Killer Sc; 3 for. 1Oc
for. Csc; Dozen for. .35c
Csc, SOC, ST Medicine, all kinds
in stock. Sc; 3 for. loo; 8 for. Csc
Dozen for 35c
Csc and SOC Face Powders and creams
and all other Toilet Preparations Sc
for :. 10c; for. Csc; IL for. Csc
1Oc, 15c anc Csc Pocket Books. :. SC
8 for 49,. loo; 8 for ....... Csc
DoZen tor .................. 35c
SC Pencils. 3 for. loo; for. :. Csc
Dozen, 35c; dozen for. -. $1.OO
Sc Ink and Pencil Tablets for lOc
Dozen for. ............. 38c
1Oc Ink Tablets. &c; for ...... 15c
8 for. zoe. for. Csc; 6 for. 35c
Dozen TOR ....................6 Csc
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4 for. Csc; for. 35c; Doz.. Csc
Sc pkg. Envelopes, 3 for. .10c; g.. Csc
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3 for. zoe; a for .......... Csc
for .35c; Dozen for. Csc
15c pkg. Macaroni &c; for. 15c
for. .45c; Dozen for. ..... Csc
15c pkg. Sphagetti. &c; Q for. .15c
s for. 45c; Dozen for ...... 85c
1Sc can Sphagetti. &c; Q for go. 15c
tor. .45c. Dozen for ..... Csc
15c Can Soup all kinds. BE
for. 15c; 6 for. .45c; IL for. .85c
35c can Pimentos. .23c; Q for. .45c
for. Csc; Dozen for. .$125
zoe can Pimentos. .13c; 2 for. Csc
for 80: 35c; for .......... Csc
Dozen for ........... SIPS
Csc can Sage. .13c; 2 for ...... Csc
for ....35c; for ......... Csc
Dozen for INSTRUMENTATION. SIPS
lOc can Sage. &c; Q for. 15c; 8 for zoe
for Csc; for. .35c; Dozen CSC
l5c can Sausage Seasoning .... 13c
for Csc; for .35c. for. Csc
Dozen for. SIPS
15c can Picking Spices. .13c; 2 for Csc
3 for. 35c; s for. CSC; IL for. SIPS
lOc size Picking Spices. Sc; Q for 1sc
for zoe; 4 for Csc; for. .35c
Dozen for CSC
10c can Pepper and other Spices. Sc
2for. .lsc; 3 for. zoe; 4 for. Csc
3 tor Csc; Dozen for. Csc
l5c Pepper. 10c; for Csc; Doz. csc
Sc Pepper and all other Spices 8. 1oc
ofor. Csc; Dozen for Csc
loc Toilet paper &c; 2 for ........1 5c
Sc pkg Tooth Picks. 3 for. 10c
One Dozen for ..38c
SC Roll Toilet Paper 8 for 10c
Dozen for ............ arc
l5c Jar French Prepared Mustard 13c
Tor. Use; 3 for. ............... Csc
1Oc Jar French Prepared Mustard &c
z for l5c; Dozen for . Csc
l5c size Chill Con Carne. &c
2 for ..15c: for. .45c; Dozen, .8sc
zoc Bottle Machine Oil. .13c; Q. Csc
3 for .35c; 6 for. CSC; Dozen. .$I2s
zoe size Castor Oil. .13c; 2 for. Csc
3 tor. .35c; s for. Csc; Dozen SIPS
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tor. 'zoc; for. Csc; 6 for. .35c
DoZen Tor northumberland 5c
@oc urpentlne. l3c; for. .... Csc
for. .35c; 6 for. Csc; IL for. SIPS
Evening star., 1922-02-09
MAN Stays COOK,
ENDS own LIFE

After shooting several bullets at
Staff Sergt. JaL.es c. Tonge. Medical
Corps. U. s. A., and wounding so that
she died q few hours later a col
ored woman, cook when she in
terfered, Andrew Harper. fifty-two
years old, shot and Killed himself
shortly before noon today in a ROOM
ing house at $50 Sd street. He is said
to have been under the influence of
liquor.
Harper. still alive. and Annie John
son. the colored cook. were both
taken to Casualty Hospital in the
police patrol of the sixth precinct
Harper died as he reached the hos
pital, where 1t was found he had
fired bullets into his head and breast
Mrs. Johnson was operated on by
surgeons this afternoon in an effort
to save her life. She was shot in
the abdomen. The operation was fruit
less and she died.
Began Firing without Cause.
According to the story told the
police by Sergt Tonge, also a roomer
Evening star., 1922-02-09

You simply will not believe what wonderful imnrov.-
ment IRONlZED YEAST can bring in your appeaanc.
and in your general health until you try it. Go to vour
druggist today Or mail coupon for the amaaing Three
1a Day FREE FL Trial Treatment. Then judge 1RONIZED
YEAST by the actual results that it brings
Evening star., 1922-02-09

Men are always telling what they
would do under certain circumstances,
but when the aforesaid circumstances
happen along they invariably do
something different.
Evening star., 1922-02-09

Practical night wear for the
rest Of winter. Pink or blue
ssripe aanneletie; drop seat;5
hnlsoss in back. Sizes z 70 6.
lTAs Heeht O.. third aoor.1
Evening star., 1922-02-09

One out Of every three women and
girls in Massachusetts, works for a
living.
Evening star., 1922-02-09
Suicide Premeditated.

A checkbook found among the ef-
fects of the dead man showed that
Harper formerly had been engaged In
the forest products business in Gid
den, Wis. The checkbool bore the
name Of the American State Bank.
Glidden Wis. He came to this city
several months ago, police were told.
That the action of Harper was pre-
meditated was indicated by the fact
that he left letter addressed to the
local police department. The letter
was not opened. awaiting the visit Of
Coroner hewitt.
Evening star., 1922-02-09

at the Sd street house. he was re-
turning to his rooms for lunch when
he was met just inside the door by
Harper, whose room opened into the
lower entrance hall. Harper poked
revolver at the soldier with the query.
do you want this?" and without
range. One bullet pierced the
sergeants overcoat and jacket and
was detected on his belt buckle. An
other grazed his head and crashed
through the pane of the front door.
Four shots in all were fred at him.
Tonge declared.
Dropping to the floor as II the bullets
had taken effect, Tonge probably saved
his own life, for Harper re-entered his
room and locked the door. He then
began quarreling with the cook. Harper
shot her and then fired two bullets into
his own body, falling across the bed.
Evening star., 1922-02-09
BURST|NGF| HOSE
BRINGS new ORDER
5000 Feet Ordered in Open
Market When so Per Cent
Found Bad.

Firemen fighting the flames on the
roof of the Treasury building yes
terday afternoon were handicapped
seriously by the bursting of three Sec
tions of hose. temporarily cutting on
important streams of water. These
lines of hose had just been stretched
from the street to the top Of the build
ling and were going into service when
the breaks occurred. other sections
were substituted as quickly as pos
Sible.
Inquiry at the District building to-
day developed that more than SO per
cent of the hose now in use in the
fire department has been In service
longer than the known average age
of efficiency. The Commissioners
yesterday morning authorized the i'm.
mediate purchase in open market OF
5000 feet of hose that Is regarded by
fire officials as superior in quahty to
much Of the hose now being used
Act on Chiefs Report.
1t became known that the city heads
acted after receiving from Fire Chlef
George Watson a report in which he
declared that 1.-The fire department has
now in service 51,700 feet of 21a-inch
hose which has been in use longer
than the known average age of eff1-
cheney thereof.
THE hose referred to is, as shown
by actual statistics given in a report
made by the assistant Engineer Com
missioner, Maj. Besson. unreliable.
and, consequently, not to be depended
upon.
Farther down in his report the fire
chief declared that should he be called
upon to handle fires to any great ex-
tent during unfavorable weather con-
ditions he would be confronted with
the possibility of the collapse of hose
referred to. and he ventured the Opin-
ion that the fire department undoubt-
edly would be censured for falling to
realize the emergency and making
provision therefor by the purchase of
hose of undoubted reliability.
Favors Best Hose.
Commissioner Oyster, who super
vises the fire department. told The
Star today that he is in favor of
purchasing only the best quality of
hose.
" was stated by District officials
today that previous to 1910, the fire
department had been purchasing one
brand of hose consistently, which was
found to give satisfactory service.
About 1911, one official said. protest
was made against the fact that there
was not competition in the purchase
of fire hose. This protest, it was
stated today. led to a change in the
specification and lower-price grade of
hose was bought.
The hose authorized to be bought
yesterday is regarded by officials of
the fire department as superior in
quality to hose that has been Pur-
chased in the past.
Evening star., 1922-02-09
Closing out!
Entire Baltimore stock Of
pianos & pldyer-pianoS

And since our own pianos take
up all our available space we have
made prices on these instruments
which should appeal to all interested.
Evening star., 1922-02-09

One of our Baltimore stores gives
up it's piano business for lack of space
their stock GENES over here for
disposal.
Evening star., 1922-02-09
This sport

A"s sport
oxford, $5'a5
Keeps step ,cith fashion
There's comfort in the easy
last; there's smartness in the
swagger sh ade especially
when worn with yellow or tan
silks and there's service un.
ending in the leather.
Soft, plant smoked elk hide, with
brown calf saddle and back strap.
Fitted with Dryden rubber soles.
tThe Hseht Co.. first noor.)
Evening star., 1922-02-09
w A r NING!

Due to the marked superiority Of IRONZED YEAST
It is being widely initiated. lRONIZED YEAST 4. ~
rely different from ordinary eombinations Of yesss and
ron-or yeast and iron taken separately Certain ypes
Of yeast and iron have absolutely medicinal vsiue
lRONlZED YEAST ON the other hand means NOT onIv
specially cultured yeast but the exclusive procs,.
through which this yeast il onizeG There Is only one
iKONiZED YEAST: Insist upon It always-for nothing
today. '-'. p0n
Evening star., 1922-02-09

According to the story told the
police by Sergt. Tonge, also q roomer
Evening star., 1922-02-09

Long coats, box coats, blouse coats; dress styles,
taieurs, plain and fur trimmed. Every winter suit
we own to go at just half.
$l75 suits $3.50 S85 SUITS $42.5O SIS suits $3.50
$3.50 SUITS $500 SIS SUITS $3.50 s45 suits $3.50
Slzo SUITS $ozSO SOS suits, $3.50 S55 suits, $3.50
Misses regular and stout Sizes
The latter from 42L5 to 52k.
Wide range Of shades but l shades in all sizes.
foor
Hyder Alaska miner., 1922-11-01
GOVT. TRAIL WORK DONE

Government trail work in this section is finished for the aes son, the crew work ing Up Texas creek toward the Chicka- min having come down Sunday, Part of the gang came into town, the balance remaining at Nine-mile fer short time to do some bridge repairing. The Chick amin trail was finished as lar as the glacier, anC will he of considerable bene- fit :7 pro pettoTS wishing to lcok over the Chjck9mn district next season, The Fish creek trail work was suspended some time ago. 4 trail was built up the main creek to within one and one-holf mics af tae Titan and a branch up s hookum creek to the Fish Creek mine
Hyder Alaska miner., 1922-11-01
WORK CRIPPLE CREEK
 THROUGHOUT WINTER

Harry Hummel, and Harold Johnson who came here from Valdez two weeks ago to work with him, came down from the Cripple Creek Monday and report that everything at the property is in ship shape condition for winter. and that they intend plugging away in the tunnel all through the snowy season. A com fortab!e cabin has been built and false sets framed from the tunnel mouth to the dump as shelter from snow. In the face the persistent stringer of hieh-grade galena that has been with them from the start is holding it's own, and the quartz filing of the vein is becoming more heav- fly mineralized as depth is attained The tunnel is now in about 25 feet. The pro perty i s at Nine mile and the Salmon valley wagon road passes through it.
Hyder Alaska miner., 1922-11-01
WILL 60 AHEAD ON FIRST STREET
 IMPROVEMENT

Work was supposed to start Mon- day on the construction of the planked roadway on First street, but Gus Erickson and Alex Me- Phee, who are to set the piles, are not quite through with their Mala- mute contract. The committee went around once and secured a cash guarantee of $675 for a start from eight. business men who have no lots on first street. The lot own CTS will pay according to their hold ings. There are number of others yet to be seen who will directly benefit by this improvement.
 C. w. Cheatham, head of the road department in Alaska, wired T. H. Evans, road foreman here to allow the proposed planking to connect with the government dock approach.
 Several transfers of property on First street during the week. H.H. Howard and Walter Blanton bought 100 feet at First and A from Kate Ryan and Harry Conner; P. Than um and Fred Dobzinski of Ketchi- kan bought Jim Moneys lot and intend building a machine shop; w. R. Reid bought lot from Jim Hewitt.
Hyder Alaska miner., 1922-11-01
BIG MISSOURI WORK SUDDENLY SUSpENDS
 NO REASON IS GIVEN

The Big Missouri appears to be out of the running for the winter, having been closed down by R. R. Wilson, who came in, it is under stood, under instructions from his father, w. R. Wilson, and A. B. TFites, who have been financing the development. Harry Howson, the manager, was in Stewart laid up with an injured back and chest, the result of fall a week before.
 The reason for the shutdown cannot be learned, but other things about the property can be. For instance; the shaft is down about 90 feet, with full bottom of ore that assays 2l5 OF. silver and $90 gold; the shaft was making 30 bar rels of water a day when the work stopped, but could be drained by a crosscut from the Mann tunnel; gold assays from the surface on an- other part of the property are high. Two that can be authenticated are $1725 and $1493 in gold alone.
Hyder Alaska miner., 1922-11-01

H. Pattinson, formerly in the electrical business in Rupert, and now sales agent for the Bruce Rob- inson electrical firm of Vancouver, arrived Sunday to install the Delco lighting system in Bob Keith's new hotel in Hyder, B. c. MT. Pattin- son was here for a visit in 1919.
 E. J. Conway, field engineer for the Granby company, arrived from Anyox on the Azurite Saturday night, and went up to the Daly AL aska Sunday. Mir. Conway has just returned from trip on the Azurite around the west coast of Baranoff island, and reports having encountered extremely rough wea- ther.
Hyder Alaska miner., 1922-11-01
VIRGINIA GROUP IS BONDED BY
 4. t, LARSON

lllc NhSiihd StouP oi ioui claims, and the Duff claim, adjoin- Ing, have been bonded by A. G. Larson, who took options on them j4st before leaving for the south about three weeks ago. The bond is for $75,00O and calls for five per cent cash payment, which was made Friday. The balance of the payments are spread over period of three years.
 Active development of the pro- perty is to be prosecuted through out the winter under the direct supervision of MT. Larson, who is expected 10 arrive next Sunday to start the work. Wm. Bunting, who negotiated the deal. went up to the property Saturday to make preliminary arrangements for open ing up the camp. The Salmon valley wagon road runs across the eastern part of the Virginia and past the camp, and there IS no  transportation problem to solve. The property IS l 1 miles from the ocean port of Hyder.
 The claims are near the interna- ,ional boundary lire on the Alas kan side, and adjoin the Daly AL aska and Stoner groups on the northwest and west, They were located by Wm. Bunting, one of discoverers of the Premier, for his wife, Margaret DuG Burning, In 1921 B. M. Stone acquired a half interest, and last winter sold a quarter to Chas. E. Finzel. now of Ketchikan, and W. J. Benson, of the firm of Bigham & Benson, Hyder. The remaining quarter he sold to ]. A. Hall, president of the Salmon River Bank.
 Three parallel mineral zones have been definitely established on the Virginia by open cutting and stripping, and this summer tunnel was driven in over 20 feet on one of them, showing a good grade of ore throughout.
 MT. Larson, who IS one of the leading mining engineers of the Northwest, and is consulting engi- neer of the Daly Alaska, made thorough examination of the Vir- ginia on his last visit here, result ing in his taking a bond on this, and the Taurus group adjoining.
 Nr. Larson also bonded the Taurus property, consisting of one clam and fraction, at the same time that he took over the Virgin ia. The Taurus adjoins the lat ter, and altohugh not enough work has been done on it to demon strate its value as mining pros pect, it is well within the mineral belt, and its position comments it as possibly a valuable addition to the adjoining ground. It was through Wm. Bunting that Mir.