The Cordele dispatch and daily sentinel. [volume], July 13, 1922, Page PAGE TWO, Image 2

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“STATE CONCLUDES
N LAWHORN CASE
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: 'rm}m July 18.—The case agmnst
Simms Lawhorn, charged with the
murder «f 8. 8. Mouk, was taken up
Wednc way morning in Tift guperior
‘(ourt, Jimms aged about 22, and his
brother Floyd, aged #O, were jomntly
“ndicted for the murder, but the stale
9}9?&*{l to try Simms first, A jury
was secured with little difiiculty and
taking f avidence hegan ahout 10
oo*:lack. The state reasted before noop
and FPloyd Lawhorn went on the stato
for the defence. The afterncon was
consumed in evidence for the defence
and in testimony and rebuttal. The
Lawhorns were tenants on (he farm
of B.°B. Monk about a mile north
of Wifton, Bitter feelings aroco be
sween Mr Moak and his tenants a 3
an outcome of which three woere
put under arrest, Mr Monk was killed
on the morning of June 13, being alone |
with the two Lawhorn Loys near t'-,“
field where they were at work, Flovd
Lawhorn claing: that Mr Monk, who
wae sgeventy years of age, came np
W where they were plowing out pea
puts and had stopprod near the road!
to get a drink of water, and accerting |
tha. he had come to seltle their troubl
diew a piztol and fired ¢ Simms, Who |
returned the fire killing Mr Monk in-‘
stantly. The eitate claims that Mr'
Monk had no pistol and that he wn.s:
passing aiong the public road on his
way t. another piece of his pl‘h))“l‘!_’v‘;
where he was having work done, when '
the killing took place, The defendrat '
sta ement was the lagt thing Wednes |
day night. The case will not g£p )
the jury untii some timé Thursday.
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EIGHTY TWO YEAR 01D |
MAN DENIED DIVORCE :
FROM WIFE, AGt SEVENTYI
Savannah Ga., July 13- Zary Stokes :
82, was denled a divorce by a Jury
today from his 70 year ¢ld wite '
The case was a hard fought one.
Stokes claimed decertion for the p'uv-.t,:
thiee years. They have been married :
ten years. The old conple were bhifter
against cach other, the wife l'(_‘ll.’ll‘illg!
that Zary told a hundred and one lies
on the witness stand. l
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RICH GOLD STRIKE IS |
IN COLORADO MINE
Calorado Springs Col. July 15, —#iold
ore that will gasay ag high as +70.000
a tonm has been watruck in the 2,600
foot level of the Poviland mine
Victor, Cole, accarding (o Joseph W,
Ady, Jr., managing dircctor of the
Portiand Cald Mining company. who
returned here toaight with thp news
of onte of the hiwgast wtrikes mude
in Jhe Cripple Creck distriet in yoars,
e ore hae beun fownd In two str
of a rich 4 fost ven, 1 and 4 inehos
in width, respectively according to
Ady,,
A NEW LUNCH ROOM
Wednvite vou to come down and take one meal
with us today, tomorrow, any time—just so we
an show vou how mueh we appreciate you as a
anstonmer—and also to show you what a good serv
tee we will render for youir money.
Cordele Lunch Room
Corner Eighth Street and Twelfth Avenue
At Last Cordele Has a Harness And
Leather Manufacturing Plant
That i 3 capable of taking care of your wants, We make any
thing the horse wears; we repadr anything made in leather:
we work the best skilied labor, OQur prices ave reasonable
A manutacturing f|'l.|n‘t and repair shop ac our factory. Har.
ness retail department handled by B, 8. Ambrose and Jdi W
Wolf and other leading stores,
Bay nothing in this line but Watson's Lhome manufactured
goods from home products—the hest what {s,
S, M. Watson & Company, Inc.
TANNERS AND MANUFACTURERS
CORDELE. GLEORGIA
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Foundry And Mill Supplies
. 'The business. of making heavy steel and
castings and botler and enging repairs has
been redueed to a sound business proposi
tion in our shops. 'We furnish pipe firtings,
shaftings, belting, pulleys. Consult us on
any machinery you want to place. We ean
help yvou avoid mistakes. :
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Tomlin-Harris Machine Co.
CORDPELE, GEORGIA. :
G R AND P IS SEEKING
SUMMERVILLE FRANCHISE
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Summerville, July 13,-~A represen
tative of the Georgian' Ruilway fl‘ld
Power company appeared beivie e
city council Monday night and flskod]
l“'”' a franchise in Summerville, it
being planned to extend the trang
'mission lines from Lindale to |lm|
r"]‘«ustm-u line at a poit near Chick
amanga, ‘
It iy not the intention of the power
company b s stated, to ae.ail pnwm"
i Gummerviile, Hut €o gell it at whoke
gale to ho prezent owncrs of the Sam:
mory/lle Co.tan Mitls ,which furnish
lip,m/ and power ty the city from ns
piant in South Summerville o
{The ¢iy couneil took the matler
nuder congideration,
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TIFT COURT SPENDS TWO
DAYS ON SADDLE THEFT CASE
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Tifton Ga., July 13.—The question
¢ «he theft of a saddie, perhaps not
over $lO in value occupied a jury f
tw day:: In TiHt Superior conrs e+ %
week, It wag the first icase ried betore
the jury whn the second week con
vened Moenday and appeared to lu:‘
‘.«.iulplle enough, A young white man
giving his name ag Bill Peppers, was
charged with stealihg a saddle from
Preston Whaley. Whaley died since
the alleged theft, "T'he jury was ogt
two days and bang hopelessly (dis
agreed, Judge Eve, despite his disliks
of mis.rialg, was oblilped to declaren
ane and let them go, In the nm:n‘.ivimr-,'i
Pepper had been acquitied by a trial
juries in two cases charging him with'
: arrying a pistol, '
FARMERS ARE BECOMING |
INTERESTED IN POULTRY,
ALSO IMPROVING FLOCKS]
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Juliete, Ga., July 13.—80 suczesstul
was Monroe county's fix'.:‘;( (-u-opnm-i
Jive chicken sale, that arrangements
are being made for another sale in
the near future. |
This sale proved that this is an
ideal section for poultry raising and
that the industry can bhe made profi
table. The sale netted the farmers
$682.24. and the poultry was bought
by Risser Bros., of Philadelphia,
Farmers of the county are enthus
iastic over the poultry industry and
most of them are disposing of their
scrub stock and buying purebred va
vieiies and, it is Dbelieved, Monroe
county will soon develop into one of
the leading poultry producing sections
of the state, ‘
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TURK GOVERNMENT MAKES
BIG SLASH IN ITS PAY ROLL
Constantinople, July . 412, ——'Tw«-nt_\‘l
thousand government employees, in-}
cluding ministers, school teachers,
and high dignitaries of state, :u't'}
hard hit by the governments new
ceonomy seheme, :
PMifty ner cent of the employees
are :li-wh:u';z«-.i others reeeive twe
vears leave of absence, while those in
copviee more than thirty yoars arc
tived. The expense allowed scnators
i reduced from $5OO to $3OO
‘CHA’I"I‘O()fiU; IMPQOVESSVS’EEM
PUBLIC ROAD
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Summetville, Gu., July 13~ (:lJu
tooga county's link in the Georgla-
Alabama highway, trom Summerville
10 Cloudland, was completed Mone
day, and the county chiingang caung,
together with the crew sent out by
the state highway department, was
moved to Lyerly Tuesday.
The road from Lyerly to the Al
bama state line, a distance of ahout
‘lh miles, witl be put in first-class
condition as rapidly as possible, Tae
road is on a direct route to Birming
"ham, passing through Gayleavilly,
Crntre and Gadsden,
The road to Cloudland, just becn
completed, opens a new territory to
this section, and a star mail routo,
recently established, afords 2 daliy
mail service to the people of Look
out Mountain, The route up the
mountain is an cxceptionally fine
.picee of work and the engineering is
‘Geclared perfect, .
- 'l'he state highway department co-l
operated with the county chaingang!
in Building the road,
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SCUTHERN PUBLISHER TELLS
OF FIGHT AGAINST SHIP BARS
Asheville, N. C., July. 13 —F'req2r
ick L Thompson, member-ot the ship
ping board and pablisher of the Mo
bile, Ala, Register, speaking at tie
convention here of the Soutlorn
Newspepers Puldishers’ assoclation,
said that he alone of the eight mem
bers of the board, tok an open aud
positive stand in opposition to the
selling of liquor aboard vessels ol |
the board when the mater wags up for
determination,
His statement was zarected with ap
plause from members of the associa
tion. ]
Frederick W. Hume, execuijve see:
retory of the National Publishers as
sociation, declared in an address that!
present postal rates on second (:]m;.-:‘
matter virtually amounted to a cen
morship upon the press, Tle ontlined:
features of the “pending Kelly hill
to reduce such rates, ;
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RA6%KG Gool: Wios .oo 2. 3081 lti
108950 GOOO Wih.: oonooovesoans 30 1438
NBO%O Goad Wik .o oo A 1 A
14Ex0: QOOO Wt .. eil 46 B
1748x8, Poultry oo loi oo A4B %G
TORONE, Polttny .= i s Rl
4 pt. Galvid Barhy oo i o iabl
4 pt. Galv, 8 Barb __-__-__-___“,3.7G|
o ot Qalv. 4 Barbt. .2l a 0 200
Delivered in 400 pounds lots, ’
GEO. D. MASHBURN i
HAWKINSVILLE, GA.
THE NEWEST CREATIONS
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THE CORDELE DISPATCH _
- AFTER LONG FICHT
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Allanta, Ga., July 13,—~The Wom.
ble bhill to repeal the tax equaliza
tion law was lost in the State Sen
ate today when it failed to rceeive
the necessary twenty-six votes,
Abgontees at the time the bill wae
on passag: in the house sony
yonrs ago endangercd the passage of
the bill and, it is reealled, a hury
trip in a hack had to bhe cmployed
to driil un one member neccesary ‘te
bring the bill to passing point, Ah
gentees today saved the law from red
peal and lost the bhill which sought
to remenl it, though the presiding of
ficor-put himself on record as favor:
ing the repeal and at the same time
declarcd himself in faver of the adoy
tion of & luxury tax, a soft drink tax
and anv form of taxation that wil
roeh invisible property, but opposcd
to the so-called oqualization law.
The record vote when the roll wa
completed <tocd 25 for the repeal of
the lnw, 20 against it. It requires a
vote of 26 to pass the bill,
Three Skip Out
When the fixed hour arrived rule
100 of the Senate was invoked which
yequives the prosiding officer to eal
in all snators lock the doors and
permit no members to leave without
consent of the senate. That = was
done ‘bat bofore the order was made
o feetive two or threc of the senators
quietly left the chamber and were
not present when the vote was heing
takem on the bill,
CAMFAIGN AGAINST LITTLE
RATTLING WOODEN BKIDGE
Moultrie, July 13—The county com
l“\ir;:-:immrs of Colquitt county have
started o campaizn to eradicate he
little rattling wooden bridge. They
have plans laid out to replace each
wooden bridge in thé county with one
of stedl and concrete constructit‘)il
before the end of this year. l‘u.md
money is being used to do the worlk
and they have employed an engineer
who is superintending it Thag
claim the work is begg done much
cheaper by the county than they
would have been able to get it done;
by contract. ‘
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T. L. LAMAR
General Butlder - and Superintend.
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They add addan extra room (o your home, where you are pro
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of inguisitive eyes) and where you may still have the cool, re
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anywhere more readily than here. We have more new arrivals. And the
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'.THURSDAY JULY 18th, 19'