Atlanta Constitution, The (Newspaper) - August 9, 1910, Atlanta, Georgia THIS COPY tact 55 13 ARE KILLED IH Passenger Train on Pacific Is Struck ty a Special Engina GOING 40 MILES AN TRAINS TOGETHER Collision Occurred on Sharp Curve and the Impact Fearfully Mangled and Some Were Decapitated Many Red Men on Editorial Suggestion in Constitution Praised Prominent Atlantans Say a Exposition Would Be One of the Bert the State Could Possibly August i were killed and at least 12 were Injured tonight when a get bound from San Francisco to Santa on the Northwestern was struck by a locomotive and caboose south of Ig- Most of those Injured were riding In the smoking They were dents of Santa Hosa and other nearby It Is were Kates to the state convention of Red which meets at Santa Rosa Wreck Occurred at Sharp The wreck occurred at a sharp The passenger train was eling forty miles an hour and the motive and caboose were also going at govd the office of the train dispatcher It was said that one of the conductors had made a mistake In his orders and failed to take a Just before the the sengers were jerked forward by the setting of Then there came a terrific impact and the sound of caping Two Bagmen Crashed The two engines Crashed Into each The baggage car and the ing car were When the dazed passengers made their way out of the rear coaches un- they heard the shrieks and groans of the The thirty passengers in the The Idea of a to be held here In. tbe as advanced In a Constitution editorial Sunday From every side indorsements of the suggestion are coming sons unnumbered why Georgia and Atlanta should hold such an tion being brought and promises of cooperation and support are being by many of the moat prominent business men of the The editorial In will be called attention to the fact that there are hundreds of ple In the state who have more land than they can properly cultivate or that there are even more ple the state who are desirous of securing thle and suggested that a at which owners and would-be purchasers could would be of untold benefit to the Attention was called to the that IB to have such a gathering this and the suggestion made that Atlanta and the could not fail to profit by following the Smoky City's example In the Heal Estate Unstinted praise of the suggestion followed the appearance of the the real estate men of the city being especially Impressed with the great which may result from such a Without a single each of these not only expressed the belief that the meeting would be one of the greatest benefit to the entire but signified not only his but his anxiety to do what he might to bring about the proposed would be one of the greatest things for the state of which I can said Forrest have recently returned from a trip through the middle where I traveled through Minnesota and the In these states ing lands which will bring of an acre or leas sell for to per As a sands of people are moving Into where land ta In south Georgia today those people can purchase land far more productive than that In the 1 have ed tot less than per That they would gladly purchase at this price could they only be convinced ol the truth of ray statement goes The proposed would bring hundreds of them where might be A meeting or this I will be one of the greatest conceivable tors In the development of the greatest ad vert I Continued on Page Continued on Page Taft and Advisers Find a Provision in Indian Appropriation WELL-KNOWN PERSONS INVOLVED IN THE FRAUD Taft Crusade to Prevent Farther Spoliation of the Is Proposed to Put All the Indian Lands Involved in the Hands of a United States August ous prosecution to reclaim title to a vast amount of Indian land In homa is being planned by the ment of justice for the coming One of the principal actions In Is to overcome the effect of an Ingenious which written Into the Indian appropriation just before that measure was handed to the president for his The was discovered by General but It was agreed between the president and Mr. Bowers that It was too late to send the back to and that a means at offsetting the would be What the This which Is now a granted the right of appeal to the United States supreme court In a case Involving more than Indian con- which had been decided In favor of the government by the court of appeals of the eighth As the matter had been taken Into the circuit court on a the de- fendants bad no right of appeal to the supreme It Is the belief of the government officials that the authorly to appeal was sought and with any Idea that the case might be won in the court qf final but simply to gain a delay of a year or eighteen is bayed on the the lands involved in this case are practically coal and oil and every day that passes they are being stripped of these natural resources as tast as the coal can be mined and the oil A year and a half delay means millions of dollars to the Plan to the plan to offset this move by the Continued on Page August In- terest to the elections that are to be held here soon for several local offices and the seat of delegate to Secretary of Commerce and Labor Charles Nagel and Attorney eral are both In Alaska and will remain after the ballots At the famous TreadWell where thousands are charges of frauds were made and several scores of special deputy United States marshals sworn In to prevent Illegal Besides watching the the two cabinet officers are visiting various ment stations and Inspecting affairs of the federal This is the first time In years that two cabinet officers have visited Alaska at the same AT SOCIETY R. August There Is consternation tonight In the higher society circles of this able summer resort because of the fear that Constable John G. who conducted the gambling raid Narragansett Pier Club may make public the names of the men and women prominent in society who were on the premises at the or through haxe besought the officer not to out Con- stable Cross so far hae but he says not because the It. publish these names would pain cause he said If these people appear In court .In answer to the summons and which have been served ou It will then be 10 their names from the ami there will be a good deal of surprise when la learned that prominent Continued oji CIS REPORTED Maddox Brings News From N. W. SMITH ANO CLAY Subject of Conversation Strong Resolutions Are Not Brown Managers Amused Issue Smith Quarters Are Making Over High Price of Cotton Many Speakers for Brown Announce at Hoke Smith Makes ments to Speak in Tifton on Saturday Probably in Vienna on Same and in Gainesville on The tide of enthusiasm at Brown is dally mounting higher j ma the reports come In of gratifying I gains In every part of the j Manager Ed Maddox returned to the city on Monday from northwest i having attended a big Brown rally at Cedartown on Saturday night and i delivered an He reports in Polk county and In hia hoane county of Floyd the sentiment for Brown's reelection Is steadily gaining In strength and the governor's ers becoming more He said the speech of Governor Smith In Floyd on Saturday accomplished at Cotton The Brown managers have been much amused at the issue which the Smith people are making over the fact that cotton during tbe past season went as high as 16.50 on the boards of the New York Cotton and their vehement denials that Governor Brown was responsible for It. According to Mr. Brown's the governor himself has never inferred to the price of he has never predicted that the state would raise did Governor on one thus played Into the hands of the gamblers who would depress the He is glad that the farmers received a good but chinks the majority of tbe crop was marked around IB cents instead of at 16.60 centa Governor Smith In his speech at the Auditorium referred toi 16.50 cents he price the Brown men claimed the governor bad sent the market Manager J. R. Smith said he did not see how Governor Brown had anything .to do with sending up the price of He added tbat he did Brown and his administration had not done anything to reduce the price of Passed by Resolutions Say Gov. Brown Proved Himself a Friend of the While Hoke Smith Stood for terly Payments of It was announced that Senator Ed Former Governor Hoke Smith and Hon. A. S. United States senator from had a long conference at Mr. Smith's offices In the Peters building yesterday in regard to the candidacy for the While no statement of the con- versation was given It Is said tbat Senator Clay Is giving active support to Mr. Smith as against Senator Clay's Governor Joseph M. Mr. Smith haa made the following engagements to At Macon next Friday In the city At Tifton on Saturday at If the address Is finished in the former governor will run over to Vienna and make an address there In the afternoon of the On Monday he will speak at In Hall on Issues of the It la announced that John B. of will speak next Saturday at at Comment Maddox The trip of Manager Ed of the Brown campaign on to where he addressed a gathering of ernor Brown's was Inter- at te Smith headquarters as being an admission that Governor Brown was weak In As Polk gave Governor Brown a majority of 70S votes la tbe last they are asking what is the need to waste ammunition on the The following statement was given out Monday at hundred and five enthusiastic workers from Fulton county and from many other counties of Georgia shook hands with Hoke Smith from 11 to 11': 30" o'clock this morning at the leading farmers of county says that in his dis- alone he thirty-one voters o His Continued on Page Continued on Page After a rousing discussion of the principles Involved In the campaign for governor and the relative merits of the gubernatorial Camp W. No. 926, United Con- federate last night adopted resolutions Introduced by J. M. Indorsing the candidacy of Governor Joseph M. The meeting was held In the basement of Carnegie The question of Indorsing the dacy of Governor Brown threw the camp into a heated and was opposed by several members on the ground that politics should not be Introduced into the that H was and should take no sides In any political Bronm a Friend to The supporters of the resolution advocated its They declared that Governor Brown has proved the lend the Con- federate veterans because he the annual payment of while Governor Smith had stood for and had secured the passage of the law providing for the quarterly ment of the J. M. R. O. Dr. j. T. W. T. W. P. Archer and others spoke in favor of indorsing the present while J. A. W. 0. J. E. J. T. Reams and others spoke In opposing the Mr. ry declared that la opposed to In- dorsing the candidacy of any political W. P. adjutant the In favoring the declared that it would not be the first time politics has been brought Into the and he referred to the fact that two years ago the camp had elected Governor Brown an member of Camp ATLANTA This City Seeks Con- clave 1913. New Orleans and Atlantic City Abo Bid Are Keeping Open House in Effort to Land the Next Con- knew somebody was going to to Mr. August rivalry to secure the Knights Templars conclave of 1913 developed today as delegation after delegation to the ing Los New Atlantic Denver and Atlanta actively seeking the All Keeping All are keeping open to attract LO their will boxes of oranges at a reception to given Wednesday Mayor of New leads the fight for that The New Orleans is decorated with }t rice and Spanish Tbe delegation fairly seethes with and points to its entertainment of the national convention as a sample of what the city can Atlantic City Includes the ing of large crowds among Its routine of business the same being loudly Atlanta claims to be the in with all or the hospitality of a section which prides Itself on caring for Its Right Hon. Henry of cousin of the of. moat eminent supreme master of great priories ot the Knights Templars of- arrived here to attend the thirty-first at the order in the Doited In earl's party were Ath past grand constable of the John the yacht Henry to tbe Sari ox R. Newton grand herald of the great of and Thomas great marshal of- Guei N. August entries made In the superior court of in two cases brought by Dr. c. A. Schenck George W. The the dismissal of Dr. Schenck the position of forester Put Bullet in Girl Refused to Break With Another Man and Marry Went to pital and Watched Him South August H. With a copy of Byron's poems beside him Gamaliel of lesly direct descendant of first of the Plymouth and a member of the class of at himself to death at a local hotel because the girl loved who is engaged to had re- Overcame Bradford was years old and the course of his passion stern of long generations of repression this when he begged the young woman he loved tc break her engagement to another His pleadings were the road station here add concealing his agitation at the young lady's Bradford walked directly to a nearby a saying was locked himself in. Within half an four shota were When hotel employees broke down the door of the young man's he lying on the floor scious from a in his The other three fired left their marks about Girt With Him of the shooting young woman who had rejected him and She Upon recovery she begged go to Bradford's bedside at the where he was and there she remained he a few hours unconscious to Gamaliel the youth's said his ed over love affair and the family feared Young Bradford was a brilliant finishing bis course t Harvard In three committed suicide two years under His grandfather is Gamaliel the and a former Will Not Be This Atlanta will have to wait another year for legislative action on the plaza The which was introduced by Messrs. Alexander and of providing that the Continued on Page Weather In Tuesday and probably light variable Local Lowest Highest In 24 1st of Deficiency since Jan. 1, Reports from STATIONS AND State of Atlantic Boise pt Corpus Des Dodge oldy I pt -I Green pt Kansas pt pt j pt New North pt clear pt Rapid clear pt St. SL Salt Lake a Ste. clear c -s 84 16 68 88 88 TO 56 76 76 81 66 68 n 88 ts 82 74 98 84 86 90 94 84 86 HO 80 95 92 72 80 86 92 90 92 84 94 98 80 84 86 68 88 92 72 68 SO 78 88 70 96 88 I It Is He His as sters and TO SMITH'S POSITION ON ISSUES BEFORE THE PEOPLE Declares Hoke Smith's Claim of Precedence for His Policies Over Democratic Platform Is Issue in Present Gov. Brown Discusses Railroad Payment of School Teachers and Other Prominent That the of Georgia gave him the election -n 1908, Is thw showing made by ernor Joseph M. in an al and statistical statement embodied la his address to the given out yesterday for With the figures of every voting precinct in in the primary Dt 1908, before Governor Brown pre- sents a remarkable analysis of the re- sult which makes interesting Ills opponents have charged him with having been elected by the road and ilar Governor Bro wn this charge has been hurled by bis enemies at the farmers of Governor Brown discusses and plies to Mr. Smith's attitude with reference to the tion the railroad the prompt payment of school teachers and other and Smith's contention is lhat his polices must have precedence over the platform of democratic end that his will must supplant thaL of tbe people of Til AT Id THK ISSUE IN THE PRESENT Governor Brown's Governor Brown's address to state Is as August 8, 1910. To the People of In the speech which he prepared to deliver at 29, and in his Atlanta August 6, Hon. Hoke Smith seems to have dealt mostly in a lot of platitudes wherein he claimed for his own glorification Continued on Page 68, I 88 92 I ADVERTISING TALKS WRITTEN BY WILLIAM C. a It is not so long ago that ALL were looked upon with They were accepted by the people upon the theory that the moral code did not apply to it did not exact OF STATEMENT on the part of the ment that does not on its EVIDENCE OF TRUTH is rejected by the It is a flat The merchant who about the merchandise he sells stands about as much chance of succeeding as does the man in any com- munity whose word is not As we grow in so does our for the SAFEGUARD from the wiles of ihe deceivers in and that is the reason the deceivers do not attain permanent NEWSPAPERS ARE NATURAL BUSINESS They are the the SAFEST CARRIERS MESSAGES from homes h I to partiality in
