The Atlanta Constitution from Atlanta, Georgia • Page 10

BANQUET TONIGHT, FOR UNDERWOOD Dr. E. J. Spratling T. Will Speak.

Collies days will of the Phi Delta The manes at 8:30 o'clock at the Aragon 1 hotel, and ovary Phi In Atlanta whoso address could be found haa been sent GOING TO FLORIDA? DIXIE FLYES Leaves 8:30 p. m. SOUTH ATLANTIC LIMITED Leaves 10:10 p. m. every particular and leave Atlanta CITY TICKET OFFICE.

Psaohtrse BELL PHONE MAIN M. ATLANTA PHONE 157. W. H. FOGG.

CANDIDATES ANNOUNCE FOR OFFICE IN CLARKE opposition so far. Judge 5 B. Wing field present ordinary, will be opposed by Dr. Robert C. Orr, a business no opposition.

Clerk E. J. 'Crawford, clerk for ten years past; Sheriff Walter E. Jackson, who nas served for five. years; Tax Collector H.

H. Linton, who has been in office and generally unopposed for the past thirty one years; Tax Receiver J. H. Dorsey; Treasurer E. I.

Smith, and surveyor and coroner wil lask for re elec tative it Woolver Smith and Frank A. Lip young Insurance will time; Mr. DuBose for tlve now. will run for the state torlal position. Five are for solicitor general of the John B.

Gamble, of Athena; A. of Gwinnett; W. H. Quarterman. of Winder; R.

L. J. Smith, of Comrr and W. A. Stevens, of Commerce.

congress Samuel J. Trlbble haa no re eiectlon, but he nd wiU not have opposition. Unde Clarke will begin LOCAL SOCIETY OF hton Henry, pastor will AMERICAN ENGINEERS The local members of the Society of Civil Engineers held i mooting at the University Club yesterday afternoon at which they organised a local branch of that organization. There ware upwards of 25 present, all of whom went into the organi Arthur Pew, the senior member ol the organisation In the city, was chosen temporary president. W.

A. Hansen, secretary, and Alex Bonneyman and SON OF OIL MAGNATE MARRIES STEP SISTER West Palm Beach. FU March E. Pierce, son of a. Clay Fierce.

CBs oil magnate, end Miss Virginia Burrows, Me step were mar perform the ceremou have first applied la said (uolwmHwUa AMD FIUHO CABIHCTB MOvVefVHOBART CO, 1 and South Broad St, 1 Atlanta, Ga. mm Judge Felton, College Mate of Wilson, Ranks of keen. Gi, Hank 14 special. 1 Bfteh county la going tat Under 1 by a larse majority seems to be banquet to celebrate foun the consensu, of opinion arnons the The banquet will com conservative. three weeks asm Wilson was Mcs of thoaa who had studied estlon, but sines that time present.

unaerwoon sentiment nas developed Those whose nsmes hare been over wonasriully. and It la now looked are asked to communicate with i (hat be will receive the nom Qrover C. Klddlebrooka at the Candler building, and set pU W. H. Felton.

of the superior The fraternity, which waa founded I In collere with Woodrow Wilson. In Ohio sixty four years ago, now has I wno has hitherto suppo sevenly fom chapters scattered shout the largest and best and universities In the United Including two chapters a. Its membership in Atlanta Ises some of the most promlnen of President Benja Uarrlson, General Frederick Fun Ray Stannard Baker, Eugene the poet dear to everyone wiio sabers his childhood, and num. cabinet officers and Dr. E.

J. Spratling. president of the local alumni club, will preside, and among the are Judga Marcus rT. Beck, Judge H. M.

Held. Superintendent William M. Slaton. W. A.

at old Oglethorpe university Atlanta In the late SO s. Delegates 1 also be present from Georgia unl sity, Emory and Mercer. Mayor joined the Unde flees of the hoard yesterday, and discuss ngth the reply which Dr. C. Willi, against Wilson, he favors a southern Underwood measures at In every respect.

The Bibb county 14. (Special. May 1 as the date for the prl Groetach, ass fraying it'the meeting Saturday. Cava Will Not Hip. Macon.

March 14. (Special.) The Macon board of health has complained and will at the next meeting of the city council protest that the po Macon. March 14. James Pliny, wii appointed day sent to Albany a jail breaker with the eltv's ram KeU Cams Oraaalsed. I.

VSi Griffin. March inJi. iiiia5d Tno John Mcintosh KeU Camp. United thp VI? Sona oI Confederate Veterans, in hon or at the late distinguished General wlUl an acute at" John Mcintosh KeU. has been reor ganised with a large membership.

It Is the intention of the members of the camD to attend the veterans reunion new do" ch neIt May ln numbers 'SSS'tSS ill ani ln tne is line I Negro Murderer surrenders. them fended fn jalL The job Is again Every Night! At 10:16 o'clock, the South Georgia! the B. a leaves for all point South Georgia. Sleepers to Thomai TWO YOUTHS ARE SENT two young Georgians, reared in Pick ena county, were sentenced by Judge two years each in the federal prison and to pay fine of 1100 each, on the charge of breaking into the postotflce st Ludvllle. Pickens county, on the.

night of Jsnuary 20 last. Neither Calahan or Cape Is yet old enough to vote, mey are ootn larisi well til impression they Each has STATE BOARD FRAMES A REPLY TO CHARGES preparing to the charges involving lti recently published by Dr F. Westmoreland, formerly a of it, it Is expected reply, covering every featun charges, and fully vindicating board. Dr. H.

JURY IS COMPLETED Hoary Tobacco Sales. Loulaviile. March All rtc for thirty years were broken In he local leaf tobacco market today 'hen one hogshead of burley brought 45 a hundred Pounds, and another 43. Competition among buyers lor prlo Psupreme DECLARED O. K.

Qrlftn. March A report from the Georgia state board of health on the condition of the water in Tuesday night This report shows the water system to be In a sanitary con dition and that the cfty, from three ored wells and a large spring, re ceiving a sufficient supply of water for several years to coins. This Is good news to the people, for last summer the water supply ran losr. and for a drink some branch water. This rill not be the caae this summer, for Griffin.

March It. (Special.) Colonel w. e. h. Searcy, for many years court stenographer of the Pilot circuit, la being prominently mentioned as a probable candidate for state trlct, comprising the counties of Spald llng.

Fayette and Butts. Under the rotation system, it Is Spalding's time Hon. Frank Flynt. a prominent lawyer of Griffin, and Hon. J.

a Bell, a well farmer of Spalding, are candl paratlvely farms, but the Indications that in a few days the farmer egln plowing and preparing rops for the year. TO FEDERAL PRISON Steve Calahan and Levi H. Cape, the IN CRAWFORD CASE New Orleans, 'March It. The Jury which will decide the fate of Annie Crawford was finally completed today after three days' effort had exhausted one regular and two extra panels of rill irrow morning the prove that Miss Crawford died of morphine poison administered by her sis. ter.

the defendant, with murderous in Each of the Jury of the twelve men decide Miss Crawford's fate and only one of the jurymen is over Miss Crawford seemed pleased when the jury was finally secured, and for the find time since sae has been in court, raised bar heavy black veil and laughed and talked with a woman visitor and newspaper man. Just aftsr the Jury had been sworn ln. deputies brought in three larsre bundles of books which were said rn belons to Dr. H. D.

King, the sole Jr. A. L. Metx. Jh appear first wltneaaea will ba Ellis, Crewfo ntestlnss; Dr.

J. A. O'Hara, 'IS. Alex Driver, 'colored. who klflcd his er.

He i el and the nds from the ef March (Special. will be held at the First Methodist Tuesday, presided yover by Georgia conference. A large etlng is REESE MONTGOMERY The delegatei II sell my 10 auto for cash or take good notes exchange for srood lot or house In city of Atlanta and pay NATIVE BORN SCOTS WILL HOLD MEETING TONIGHT PASSES TO THE BEYOND Bees, Montgomery, an aged darky and one of the figures of Atlanta's re construction days, died Wednesday afternoon at his home, following an ex tended lUnesa The funeral will be heli this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock in tht Allen Temple church. "Unole Reese' The ruling lively hall after the high prices. 1 dancing the Society will hold the Knights of Pythias building, tonight at report of the manner ln be read, and the annual electloi doers will be held.

During the of the meeting, a smoker will dered the guests and officials. ta who wUl be RECEIVERS ARE NAMED FOR CLEANER CONCERN Chicago, March The McCrum Howell Company, a vacuum cleaner concern, whose stock has been buffeted In trading centers of late, Is now ln the hands of federal receivers on proceedings brought ln Philadelphia and Chicago Pfahlsr. of Philadelphia, In stock of the con, 10,300 United $310,300 tlnlus. Match Comnan of E. tatea District Judge san graft, of Philadelphia.

ted Edward R. stet of the Diamond proceedtngs begun here. pointed in Philadelphia. Th, prosecution of tht "bath tub trua NO BREACH OF PEACE L'pde TO DANCE TURKEY TROT March 14. It according to a de James T.

Mecklll here made In the caae of a IS NOW ON ELECTS NEW OFFICIALS Conjolidated Returns of Pri mary Election for County Officials Are Given. Balnbridae. March unusually spirited primary election for county officers waa held yes terday in the various precincts of De catur county. The consolidated re turns show the following results: W. Wimberly.

clerk; J. W. Butti tax collector; J. Jackson, tax re ere elected without oppusl defeated CNaal defeated Byron B. Bower foi solicitor of the city court.

T. B. Max wall defeated J. D. Talbert for urdl H.

Emanuel defeated A. Griffin for sheriff. G. a. McNalr de feated Parker.

Drake and Ballon for Blalock commissioner. Miller and Wi sioner. W. J. Frederick coroner.

About wars polled. C. L. Mills defeated veyor. J.

M. Y. Sailers Gray dsfeated elected COLUMBUS IS HELPING CORN CLUB WORK Columbus. March (Special.) The boys' corn club movement is under full headway In west Georgia and it is believed that fine results will be had this year. Agent C.

M. James has been ln the city this week end reports that Interest throughout this section is keen and that the organisation clubs is proceeding steadily. The ed foi aplendld i co operating giving great publicity to the no1 club contest prizes is announced, th being additions to the list each day The unfavorable weather conditions have retarded actual work, but member, of the various clubs that tha contest will be a spirited To Balance Factory. Columbus, March 14 (Spec al Shaw i building. erect an addition.

Mr. Lewis is preparing to remodel the Kaclne Aa Electric Glaaery. Columbus. March C. Bazemore will establish ctrically operated.

Vhis wll rd electric driven ginnery nbus and vicinity. DETECTIVES ARRESTED ON CONSPIRACY CHARGE Plttaburg, March 14 Harry Perkins, of a firm of local detectives Jamea McKane. an employee, wen rested for conspiracy here today bj fleers from Erie. Pa. Almost slmul Mortimer H.

Hall, a rela Perkins, waa arrested in Erie, Pa. on the same charge. The arrests connection with the des congressmsn w. L. Scott, in Erie, in February, 1911.

The men furnished At the same time warrants were Issued for Gilbert Perkins, father of Harry, who was head of a detective agency, and Charles Franklin, former manager of the agency's Phlladelphls vtcted of blackmail ln connection with black hand lettera sent to Mra. Charles Strong, of Erie, during the lnvestiga She'tombf the de might be employed to EASTER HATS AS PRIZES FOR WOMEN POLITICIANS New York. March Easter hats prizes for womenPpolltical workers li the New York primary election. Jamea J. Hlnea, a democratic insur rent, has posted an Oder of an Eastei bonnet to every woman, worker whi ALLEGED FORGER KILLED BY POSSE OF DEPUTIES Houston.

March 14. Rube A. Jobbs was shot and lnlty of Aneho. Mil early today by a posse of deputies and Dob unSer fndlctment'liere llesed forgery. His bond was felted about a yea posse surrounded tl for his surrender.

Dobbs "was'klll Artist Dean Dead. Lefthouse Dean, aged 51. a marine artist, with an International reputation, died last night at hla home In East "Mr. Dean studied Ml ir Boutanger and Jules Lefebre. ral of his pictures were purchased famoedera 'ts6 THE GUARANTEE CLOTHING BIG WATER DAMAGE SALE Men's Clothing, Shoes and Furnishings at REMARKABLE REDUCTIONS Guarantee Clothing Co.

ALBANY ARMORY FORCED BY MAYOR master's room of the Guards' Armory on the top floor of tha city hail last night and receiving no response. Mayor H. A. Tarver called In Chlf Brosnan. of the fire department, and ordered tbe door forced open.

Entrance was made with tbe help of a fireman's axe, A banquet was being prepared in the hall below by ladle, wh parties hidden In the ladles were at work. Mayor Tarver as called In and the forcing of tne door followed. Aa the door tbe compa i or leading from another room which ould only have uartermaaters room by walking along ledge outside the building, cases 'ere made against the three members, E. and J. L.

Lunday. and S. D. Saye. They emphatically denied that they bad been guilty of any soldiers and gentl Later in the evening Mayor Tarver and Capt G.

W. Saye, commanding ompany. met and a violent scene followed. Saye claimed waa criminally liable fi chalngang. he took the upholds hut bitter feeling prevails between the mayor and his friends on th, on, hand and the guard, and their partisan, on th, other.

Captain Saye haa reported the matter to tha Inspector general of the state troop, and asked for Instructions. GOOD BEHAVIOR MUST NOT EFFECT SENTENCE No Judfce la Georgia has the right to suspend a the Judgment, eason except to says the stats so: alon rendered Thursday Ike Daniels v. pleaded guilty SJontlcello to cat during good behavior. Blx hs later the court ordered Daniels be arreated and aent then applied fi i waa denied, and GENERAL a P. HARRISON CARRIED TO HOSPITAL March Ge of Opellks, railroad, was broui from his home ami carried al hospital.

He Is under the Dr. Hill, who said this that while General Harrison Brooklyn home, shortly taken to a hospital a dying condition. Tne young wom refused to go id cared for him. SERVE SENTENCE The Deputy Sheriff Who Shot White Man Goes Up for Life. W.

B. Norton, a deputy sheriff of Bibb county, Will be compelled to serve a Ufa sentence In the penitentiary, under a decision of the supreme eourt rendered yesterday, for murder. norioa waa sent out by the sheriff of Hob county t0 arraat some who ware alleged to have been shoot Ins their pistols near a farm house. He chased them Into Jones ct arrest R. v.

Smith, thinking In the dark white negro. Bmjtn said he had done noth ing wrong and that he did not pro. pose to oe arreated, whereupon Norton shut him ln the hip, producing I rrom which he subsequently H. W. DENT IS RECEIVER FOR WALKER BOWDEN CO, the federal the Wolker Bowden Company, of Mc Donough, Henry county, aa ainst whnn, voluntary proceedings ln bankruptcy ere Instituted in that court Wednee iy upon petition filed by Meador Cau rorn Company, the Rice a Atlanta Company and the Floyd Leh uom pany.

moving credrtora, aU of Receiver Dent was required ake bond in the sum of 14,000. the petl 10 was required DEPUTY GRAND REGENT ROYAL ARCANUM IS HERB James 8 Hooper, of, North Carolina, Royal deputy grand regent mum, a well known fraternal Insurance order, having been especially delegated by Supreme Resent Dr. F. T. McFaden, of Rich mood, Va.

This Is the first time a deputy grand regent of the order has been located here, and Mr. Hooper expects to make Atlanta his permanent WILL RUNJTO ATLAJTT A The Columbus. Chattahoochee Valley and Gul Ball way Company yes tartar filed an application for a ohar with Secretary of Stats FhUrp Cook. The capital stock Of too company will it ti.COO.OOO. and It la proposed to build a railroad from Georgetown.

Quitman comity, to Atlanta. A distance of 180 miles. The road wUl pae, through Quitman, Stewart. Chattahoochee, TtSSH Heard, Coweta. Campbell and Fulton counties.

The applicant, for the ehar ter are John D. Little, of AtiaBxaTiE slab Flournoy, J. Williams. ll ijl Chappell. Arthur' Buasey.

Rj. wil llams, L. P. Humber. Henrv Goetchius.

T. T. Miller and E. pTowa "DUYING fires on a 'price basis is gambling the longer you stay in the game the more yon are sure to lose. While it may be less exaimg to know what yon are going to get for your money, yen do 60t ii when yon buy Diamond Tires.

Diamond Tira tht Greatest Mileage of amy tint moot. And the tab tart way to eat ytar tin expense ta tht httatat it ta hay Diamond Tint. AT YOUR DEALER'S OS The Diamond Store 4S sskan Are, Atteta, ga. AXBOW, omo 13,.. BT First of All First of all.

a "King Quality' always provide a happy combination of correct style and real comfort. They are easy on the feet. and any man who wears them may be sure tnat his feet are correctly dressed. That they wear splendidly 1b dne to the fact that they are wonderfully well made from the best materials obtainable. For sale by leading deaiera In the South.

ARNOLD SHOE North Abington. Mass. The Fourth National Bank Invites Your Account The service at ttis bank is suck as to facilitate to tlie greatest possible exteat tne transaction of business. Tkere are plenty of windo ws and plenty of tellers to take care of tne customers. Tkere is a department exclusively for women patrons.

Tne Savings Department is situated on tne same floor, being, in fact, a part of tne main banking room. The Foreign Exchange Department of this hank is one of the most efficient in the South. Travelers' Checks, Letters of Credit, and the transmission of funds to any part of the world are features of the excellent service rendered. The Safe Deposit Vaults are very advantageously located, being on the same floor as all the other departments. "We invite the acccounts of individuals, firms and corporations.

Correspondence or interviews in this regard will he welcome. FourtkNationalBstnk.