Chattanooga Daily Times from Chattanooga, Tennessee • 5

THE DAILY- TIMES cHATrANooGA: I OE eci Alan has taken options and the other the tract controlled by the Watkins and tatimore interests he Al lin tract is owned -by various parties and Is largely occupied by small houses and Other improvements The Watkins and Latimore tract has also been formally presented as available Between these interests Jive': emir' is likely to en sue before a Ansi decision is made as to terminals-3- OKE SMITH air seemed fery minch aggrieved when they were lectured and turned loose Clay Pope and Bob Orrin the two lads arrested for the theft of sweet cakea from the bread wagon Of the Chattanooga Bakery companywere also given a good lecture by the judge and allowed to return to their homes These-boys were arrested late Saturaay night and kept in jail until the following evening when they were released and told to report at the juvenile court Wednesday morning The fact that the last two named boys were lodged in the county jail among the hardened Crialittale brings before the public and especially the city the pressing need of a detention house udthistaetwill no doubt be seriously reonildered by the commission-en at their neit meeting Of MEN'S OXFORDS that we have sold iegularli at $4 $5 They are new snappy -patterns in Patent Tan and Vici at I '17110 T1 ars- ail- home- people' Every -doll is ar our business is owned by citi --sea tit Chattanooga yray ars foreign PeonlYte Every dollar of their businesa is owned away from chat tanooCa started here are-planted bere with both and the Lord WiltL in we will wind up herg THEN started somewhere away -oft yUn der and judging the future by thepast they will wind up ea far Away from you as tbey started name and address' of triery officer of our company Is In Om City di rectory you can find theta if Yon need them The names and addresses of the 'officers et other companies aro as unkpovnt to you as the name of the man who struck Billy PlittoilkM tt doors' have newer been clew-eel 0 a timeliness day slave wo- trot open- pd tor tpritness We are open every day in make reed our Nomises reurteen branebos of foreign concerns byre flitted away dorins that same rod Bewatil They are brd to judge and mighty deeeptire Peep pie be best killed by letting fop with them KIIOW TOM and eon PIck oirr enstomeraso that we do not have to make the good customers make up our on bed enatenters TKET DON'T KNOW Y017 as we do and they have got to recover their losses from lInmbody Look out! Don't Iss that immelmtly The mho Company that is making the noise bate bnd asenelen here FIVP1 times hesides the one they have here now and ilwave fnited to mnke jUdifing the future by the past they will soon be rime again TEMPLEMAN PIANO COI THE ONLY HOME PIANO CO 733 Market st Phone Main 636 Meds Pure Thread: 35 Silk Hose 2 THOMPSON WILL GRIFFITH Manager 721 Market Main 465 dl Paz MIINEemom1MMMImqmMmolond SHOE CO 4 I Great Way Appearances go a Our Washington Suits Are They carry the impress of the wearer's good taste and judgment HARDIE CAUDLE 809 Market Street "THE HOUSE OF GOOD CLOTHES" OP Harrington Loads a 0 Dual Life DESERTS HISaPOST 'HERE BUT IS NOT MOURNED Meteoric Career as Teacher Sunday Scheel Man aad Preacher Sad de Terminates-Artistic Des r4ption Practiced on Public Victims of a most artistic deception practiced during a meteorie career ae teacher in Oentral High school people of Chattanooga and particularly the students of that institution have bidden a final farewell to Prof Harrington He has gone' and his place on the faculty of Central will be vacated without the formality of a resignation Citizens in all walks of life public and private have been imposed upon by this man to an extent that can hardly be realized Ho was everything be 'claimed not to be and 'was nothing that he claimed to be except that he was a man of the highest attainments as a scholar and of the most unusual ability as a teacher Men and women who were bis friends and supporters but have been duped by him can have the consolatoin that they are not lonesome for the reason that the community was practically unanimous in his stipport All doubt as to the intentions of Prof Harrington to return to Chattanooga after what purported to be a trip to Cincinnati accompanying his father are dispelled by the revelations of the past two days- He will not return He has in fact gone to his former home in Charlestown Masa near Boston He was likely aboard the Federal express which was wrecked Tuesday morning at Bridgeport Conn That he was not injured in case he was in that wreck is evidenced from the published lists of the dead and wounded Prof Harrington fooled his friends in his mode of departure Sunday night He knew then that he would not return and be secretly took with him his private effecta that were worth the trouble It Is now learned that one of the students of Central High served notice on Harrington last Saturday that he would be given until Monday morning to absent himself from the city The warning did not require a repetition When he went to the station with his father he took with him his own baggage and other private effects despite the statement that he was going to Cincinnati and would return by Wednesday night Monday night a telegram or two received in the city from the professor Istated that be had decided to go oti to Boston with his father who be paid had been overcome with the beat in Cincinnati He also telegraphed one of the boys to look after his house until his return As a result of the disclosures of the past two days a vacancy will be declared on the faculty of Central and in due time a teacher will be found for the department and the Harrington incident will be closed Harrington came to Chattanooga from some mysterious from the inability of anybody now to remember of having ever heard him say just where He was found by Prot Brown and elected by the board a year ago From the start of his work at Central be demonstrated his ability to occupy any place in a school of that sort The verdict of all concerned was that he was the strongest man as teacher and executive ever employed in the schools of this county Two months ago he could have secured the best endorsement ever written Of a teacher But all the time he led a dual life and well did be protect his secret He made enemies who have of late made bitter war upon him but none of the fight was based upon any of the things that are known now At the same time he made influential friends who supported him unconditionally and this was because they were equally with his enemies in ignorance of the man's inner character All now admit that be fooled everybody in most artistic fashion Last night it was learned that there will be a later chapter to Harrington's operations particularly in a financial way for the reason that somebody will have to take care of a batch of accounts that were left unpaid despite the written statement of Harrington that all such billshas been taken care of and that there was nothing against any department with which he had been connected It is probable that there will be printing bills engraving bills and other bills in evidelce befdre many days that the school authorities will have to considerand take care of in some way But it can be definitely stated that ProfHarrington is no more so far as Central high school is con cerned The same is true regarding his Sunday school class and the pulpits he has filled nam niieu AGNES SCOTT COLLEGE) from Atlanta Two trolley Imes 1066 feet Attractive campus 12 8 buildings recently completed $125000 Excellent gymnasium Philosophy Science Home Emmoodes colleges for women South of Penn to "The Association of Colleges and Schools of the Southern States" given for our work at leading ea universities Resident students 800 For catalog address GAINES President Deader Ga- i A i 1 I 1 i Chattanooga Sends Greetings Upon Ms Election 1 GOVERNOR EXCHANGED FORA STATESMAN New Senator Especially Uriect to Come to This City Next Friday and Meet His sion of Terminals There was much rejoicing in Chattanooga yesterday when it became known that Gov Hoke Smith of Georgia bad been elected 'United State' senator He has many warmfriends and ardent admirers in Chattanooga and his manifestations of fairness toward this city especially in the efforts to have the state of Georgia move its terminals out of the city limits have stamped him as a broad gauge man as well as one of business discernment and one competent to handle any of the complex questions of state that might arise Many tlegrapas from Chattanooga friends went forward to the new senator yesterday Among these was one from the Chattanooga chamber of corn-mere reading as follows: Chattanooga Tenn July 121911 Hon Hoke Smith United States Senator-elect Atlanta Ga: The citizens of Chattanooga and district join me in extending sincere congratulations to the state of Georgia upon their selection of United States senator We are sure they will realize and feel the loss of a most faithful governor but will feel repaid by having given the nation a most excellent statesman If possible please arrange to come to Chattanooga with the legislative committee that we may shake hands with you and extend our heartfelt congratulations permanently BROCK President Chamber of Commerce It is felt in Chattanooga that the elevation of Gov Smith to the United States senatorship is a recognition of one who is already on the most friendly terms with this city and immediate section and that it will tend to intensify his friendship if anything There are a number of important matters in which the officials of Georgia and the city of Chattanooga are jointly interested such as the management of Chickamauga Park the movement to obtaM a brigade post and the better handling of Georgia railroad property in this city and for this reason if for no other it is regarded as fortunate that friendly interests have dominated the Georgia legislature at this time The situation seems to be that Gov Smith will remain in the position of chief executive until late in the coming fall probably until December The election of his successor as governor will therefore occur probably sixty days after he vacates the office the speaker of the senate filling the position in the interim As The Times has heretofore predicted "Little Joe" Brown is proving to fie a formidable candidate though other aspirants will be in the calculations The genuine public desire in Chattanooga is that Gov Smith may see his way clear to come to Chattanooga Friday- night with the Georgia legislative committees and remain Saturday for the inspection of properties here pursuant to the conversion of the Western Atlantic railroad yards into business blocks From a number of sources he is being urged to come There is a possibility that he will construe the business as purely that of the committees and may therefore feel a relutance to take a hand in it at the present time Information here yesterday was that at least seventy-five members of the legislature can be counted on and -from that number up to 200 More discussion is being heard every day as to the available land for terminals if the railroad yards are moved away from the center of the city It seems to be a contest between two sites both of which are in the direction of Boyce one being the tract for which -( Watches Now We- want to talk to you about that you can depend on We have a large itock almost any style either so-lid gold or best grade gold filled There are althams Hoivards and our "Fischer Specials" -all fully- guaranteed good watch is not 1 n'eC'essarily't an expensive: one- provided you buy at the right place ryFict atil 807MLES 1 LItat ill1111111111111011MUUUUMUUNOUSIIIIIIEntlh' AND PLEASURE 111 climate mountain scenery golf driving fishing hunting etc '67 hotel rooms with or without bath MORE ELECTRIC POWER? Rumor That Georgia Power Com PettY Wants to Come In In a quiet way it is being tipped off that the Georgia -Power company of Atlanta in figuring on getting necessary franchise" in Hamilton coimty and Chattanooga for the Purpose of putting an additional electric power nervice into this city and ssetion Just how fir the negotiations have progressed wad' not learned yesterday but the fact that Broushton an official of the contract department of the company has been quietly circulating among the business men of the city for a few days lends color to the statement that something is about to be pulled off It is stated that the Georgia Power company is planning horsepower from streams in Central Georgia which will be far in excess of the Atlanta market to consume and the supposition! that the visit of Mr Broughton has ekpmething to do with a possible overflow supply of the electric juice to Chattanoogans who may want it If this proves to be the case the first ofildal act of the Atlanta company will naturally be to get out after franchises from the county and city CALDWELL AND TEMPLE INVEST ON BROAD STREET WILL PUT UP BUILDING FOR CIIATTAN0001 AUTO CO ThreeStory Fireproof Structure Which With Lot Will Cost Thirty Thousand Dollars A new thirty-thousand-dollar investment on Broad street is to be made by Messrs Caldwell and Walter Temple These two citizens own the large lot on the west side of Broad immediately adjoining the Hippodrome -on this lot they Will at once build a three-story and basement fireproof building to be used exclusively by the Chattanooga Automobile company lessees The building will be 60x108 feet in dimensions the outside material of 'brick and floors of concrete It is estimated that the cost of the investment including the lot will be $30000 The building is to be completed so that the Chattanooga Automobile company may move in by Nov 1 WHY COUNTY COURT OMITTED STEELE HOME Explanation of Finance Committee for No Appropriation A majority of the members of the finance committee of the county court decided that there were more worthy objects of charity in the county than the Steele orphanage and hence decided to leave that institution out of the annual budget according to a statement made by one of the raembers of the finance committee yesterday This member stated that the committee had been informed that the children at the orphanage were not properly fed not properly clothed and that unseemly debaucheries and Holy Roller meetings were carried on almost nightly there He said that the committee bad been informed that the children were not taught anything that they were compelled to work hard and that they were given just barely enough of the coarsest kind of food to keep body and soul together Word had been received by the committee this member declared that the children do not get the benefit of the money that is appropriated to the school and that Mrs Steele raises large sums in the north and east just bow much no one knows for which no account is ever rendered He said that the couhty court had no means of learning what has been done with the money given the home in the past and decided to cut it out of the budget Part of the information it is said was supplied by Miss Maud Steck a young woman who came down here from the north to aid in running the school and who went to Birmingham from here It is said that Miss Stec charged while here that the children were beaten inadequately fed and clothed and that they failed to get a due share of the money contributed to the school This young woman stayed awhile but finally left after having it is said some trouble with Mrs Steele The leaving of the orphanage out of the budget has caused a great deal of comment CONFUSING STREET NAMES Several in St Elmo That Ought to Be Changed A complete renaming of streets of St Elmo now that an eta of conspicuous development ha a taken possession of that suburb is advocated by soma of the citizens particularly those who have to do with handling the United States Mr Billingsley the letter carrier for that territory said to a Times I reporter: "There is too much confusion between the names of streets in St Elmo and In the city of Chattanooga This is particularly true of Georgia avenue It often occurs that mail directed to persons living on Georgia avenue in St Elmo gets to Georgia avenue in Chattanooga and is delayed for days at a time Other St Limo streets whose names duplicate streets in Chattanooga are Main Union Henderson Willow Carolina and Harris There are probably others Ily opinion Is that all the cross streets in St Elmo should be named numerically continuing from the Chat tanooga 'numbered streets at the 'cor noes tion- If the last street south in 1 Chattanooga is Twenty-seventh let the first street la St Ehno be Twenty eighth etc and so on to the Georgieline- 4 'As to the venni'' there is also a confusion It should be designated' which Is Barris avenue and which Is Temlessee avenue Another name should be-zgrren Georgia avenue but Itdo not think the name of St Elmo avenue as Ihaa been suggested would remedy the confusion The Business league not do any better thing than to take vp this matter of street names and fix them all" FUND PLEDGES Young Women's ChrigtiallAroociation building fund pledgesfirst ISayment due 3-nly 15 Can be paid at office of Capt Tyler: 21t) Hamilton Bank I ST' PAUL CHIMES HERE They Will Re -Tested on Saturday -July ara The chime' for the 15t: Paul's Episcopal church arrived yesterday -morning and will be moved today io the where an preparatiou will be made for their immediate installation The work win be carried on under the supervision of Mr Mattey of Baltimore Md a representative of the McShane Bell Foundry company from whom the chimes were purchased The dedicatory exercises will be held on Sunday July 23 at which date two sacred concerts will be rendered The chimes however will be heard for the first time on Saturday July 4 on which date the mechanism will be tested Louis Steiden of Louisville Ky one of the few profes- sional bell chtners of the country will be here to play the chimes OOLTEWAH ENTERTAINS FOURTH TENN CAVALRY SURVIVORS OF FAMOUS REGI' MENT HAVE REUNION tEIMMWW Chattanoogans Make James County Capital Permanent Meeting Place Capt A Gahagau and Hannibal Seagle of this city were two of the principal speakers at the reunion of the Fourth Tennessee cavalry which took place at Ooltewah yesterday The reunion lasted from 10 o'clock in the morning until after8 o'clock in the afternoon Seldom has the town of Ooltewah been decorated as it was yesterday and seldom have the inhabitants of James county turned out as they did in honor of the annual reunion of the Fourth Tennessee cavalry which was held there Capt White of Knoxville president of the Fourth Tennessee Cavalry association Chaplain Ruble of the Soldiers' home Johnson City Capt Gahagan of Chattanooga and Hannibal beagle whose father was a member of the regiment were the speakers of the day and each made a splendid address It was the finest regimental reunion thFit has been seen in Tennessee for some time and the time that has expired since the forming of the regiment originally makes the reunion of yesterday all the more remarkable- There were about sixty members of the original regiment present and aNnit 100 soldiers from rother regiments that were in the civil War at the same time as the Fourth Tennessee In addition to these there were about 1000 people from Tennessee and Georgia who were present to see about reunion of the veterans The reunion was held in a grove near Ooltewah and at noon a picnic dinner was served there being enough to have fed an additional 1000 people When the matter of business was taken 111) Ooltewah was unanimously chosen as the permanent place for the annual reunions The elections brought forth the re-election of all the old officers of the association: Capt White president Capt Pierce of Cleveland treasurer Capt Roberts of Cleveland secretary and Chaplain Ruble chaplain of the Old Soldiers' home at Johnson City chaplain NEGRO CAUGHT STEALING Joe McMillian Captured by Goldstein Joe McMillian colored was arrested yesterday by Deputy Sheriff Jones on the charge of the theft of $25 Tbe warrant was sworn out by Goldstein proprietor of an East Ninth street store whose home is alleged to have been robbed The negro entered the residence which is above the store about 8 o'clock yesterday morning and just at the time when the family were in- the rear of the building Goldstein however was on the lower floor and caught the negro as be emerged from the stairway He was committed to jail by 'Squire Bork to await trial which is set for hearing this afternoon Marriage Licenses The following marriage licensee were issued Yesterday: William Moore to Maggie Emma Wilson I John Dean to Virgie Ie Shutters Whitman to Anna Grace Perry DI Eye a5 Tem Stri I I 1 1 1 Er 4 1 I 4 pal DR A DIETRICH Eye Ear Nose and Throat Specialist has moved to rooms 404 and :405 Temple Court corner 7th and Cherry Streets' inmomleN1P slaiMoved to loom 011' Hans Mae National Bank Nu Ilding no rut' 0 A Fifth Ficcir flamI1toR ationai Sink- Buildinz ationall 7 5 At I 9 I II I Mil mEION MC1 LINGERIE Our special department handles dainty things daintily Ask for it IThe Star Laundry an)NE MAIN 113 rSol rloyses 311412 James Bldg Telephone Main 415 INSURANCE I write all kinds of insurance and guarantee lowest rates See INSURANCE I write all kinds of insurance and guarantee lowest rates See me '1)tfore insuring rOX THE rpm LUMBER I 138 Mt II non IL 569 PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT ADOLPH BIESE Phone Mein 3704 302 James Bldg FISHING ana BATHING at the White Sulphur Springs I The Wary Trout in the Brooks and the Gamy Bliss in the River keep the angler busy You needn't go far away for good fishing we've the best right here Bathing in the pool or river is always a delight Ralf a million dollars have just been spent Installing modern improvements in this famous old resort on the main line of theCilt011y Always cool-2000 ft elevation Opens June 15th Closes October 15th-- Booklets at city' ticket Queen Crescent route No 108 West Ninth street or address George Adams Manager White Sulphur Springs Va It you prefer the Sesshorst the Chain- btritn Old Point comfort VI ii also under the Manaeeeett oo rr ddmm ISLE WORTH and Annex On the ocean front extending from VIrglnla to Maryland avenue Meet central -Capacity 500 Fresh and sea wa ter in all Initial Elevator The Annex contains large airy rooms with running water In the quiet section --Atli newly furnished Orchestra Atnerlean or Euro Pean plan Spectal weekly rates Auto at trains Booklet Frank Phoebus Manager William Proprietor HOTEL ARLINGTON Michigan Ave near Beach Atlantic City A moderate rate family hotel of established reputation for good table pleasant attractive surroundings absolute cleanliness and home comforts Every modern appointment: elevator privato baths room with running water Cspanity 250 Open all year OSBORNE SON Hotel Absecon LIEI Es flient I Tate Spring a 1 Water famous for stomach a bladder kidneys blood auto oranufacturerlouth lendIntsaarll a Life and health to the water of Tata Swine" a Mustrated booktet SPRING COMPANY Tate Spring le KU UR aztaaaaaaaaaanaca DECATUR GA- 5 0A 40 (I I) It IP 1 0 i RIDGE ROAD ALL MUD RESULT OF CLOUD BURST Workhouse Forces Concentrated East of McCallie Every available man belonging to the Orchard Knob workhouse force was put to work yesterday on the road leading up Mission ridge from Mc Collie avenue the entire force being necessary to put the road in passable condition after the hard rain of Tuesday night The forces are straining every nerve to get the road in shape to roll in order that the people who use the road will not again be subjected to conditions that confronted them Tuesday night For several days Russell Brown superintendent of roads has had the new road machinery at work on the road up the ridge scarifying it and putting it id shape for a new surface of cbert the old surface being practically worn With the roadway torn up by the scarifier the hard rain of Tuesday night which amounted to almost a cloudburst turned the road into a lake of mud and the people who attempted to get up that road to the ridge encountered all sorts of difficulties A number of automobiles were stuck in the mud which was over the hubs In many places and all the drivers were 4 4 VI and ust a WHITE -w ei" lo yliiA c4 A Ao sa-'-1-1(1 41 li' 4t9III -I 7 it-- 7 t- 111 0 jlOD Six miles Altitude buildings costing over Letters One of 3 admitted Preparatory Full credit leges and limited to HEALTH 11 Unexcelled 411 riding Modern Mineral liver 1 Studebaker "'I owe my TATE wigwam 10611PO41401 I UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE Head of Public School System Tuition Free to Men and Womeo In Colleges of Liberal Arts Even-peeing Agriculture Traveling Ea- fstra ge fsTityL eg elf be) penes paid by State fungn Law Medicine xpenses Low Dentistry Itarlatiogt" Brown Ayres Pres Knoxville rompelled to rare their engines on'the first speed to get through The workhouse force is now engaged in putting an a fresh surface of then 4 and gettint the road in ohne to roll Mr Brown said yesterday that after they get some fresh chert in place and nil the big roller over it the road be in first-class condition again Young Women's Christian Asso dation building fund pledges trat payment due' July 15 Can be paidat office of Capt Tyler 216 Ham Jilton Bank building you've sa ital SWIMMERS TWINED LOOSE 1 CASTOR IA For Infants and Children Boys Answer to New Juvenile Court The Kind Yea Hare Always build Eight small boys of St Elmo whose Bears tas ages ranged between 12 and 15 years la tits Kilnla vo etarewum 11u I Signatoro of ages ranged between 12 and 15 years arrested late Sunday afternoon by 41 Eli Patent a Virgia la Ave Neer Steel Fier Adaatie City Fireproof Private batts Running water la rooms American and European plans Elevator from street level Special rate and booklet on application PAINTEIL Kid Butidri editin14 bwing 1 Etor: ame Style in La 00: were Deputy Davis on no more 'serious offense than that of swimming in a public swim- ming hole one which has been used by the small boys of the community for a number of years After the arrest which was brought about by a Mr Triscoll the boys were taken to the home of 'Squire Harris from whom the ollicerexpected to receive corn- mitment papers 'rhe- 'squire however was out and the boys were taken to the home of 'Squire Edwards who informed the officers that under the new juvenile law passed by last session of the leliialature it was necessary that the boys be taken before the probation of- Acer at once They were then conducted to the county jail where they were de- tained for a few hours owing to the delay in locating Upon his anivai the tio3rs were turned-loose -and told to report at the juvenile court on Wedhesday morning At the trial yesterday facts were de veloped lo--the effect that the home of the presecuting witness Mr Priscoll was situate(' some CM yards from the acenstomecC---swimming hole- and that turthermorealarge grove of trees cut off the view from the house The-prose- 1 eutor was persistent in his- demands that the boys he eeverelr dealt -with and poo00 410111wr GorJanco Tann- Elevation 2200 Feet Large House and Yard Comfortable Rooms end Board4 Bath Room Toros Moderates aft 1 MRSli at BJ3111E111 Seillgete Phillips House and Annex Maaanchnaetts avenue and Beach Atlas-Lac glir Pi-1 1441liter to otreot Itwet Dwa Itu ruluars 'POLLS do.