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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1909
Page
7
In Washington Post style household skirmishes unfold under one roof as a tactless wife clashes with her husband over visitors and finances while a tactful wife inches toward calm resolution. The dialogue contrasts hostile and conciliatory approaches to family intrusion and authority within a home.
Jackson Ga June 4 More Men for College is the motto of the University of Georgia Club of Butts county organized last night. Alumni from University of Georgia Tech and Dahlonega planned to recruit more students. Officers named include A Homer Carmichael president W E Watkins vice president J D Jones secretary treasurer. Honorary members listed are Chancellor Kow Clark Howell Alfred Akerman ex Governor McDaniel and Matheon. About thirty members. Next meeting Friday night will invite ex Governor McDaniel to attend.
Montgomery June 4 The Mobile county sheriff Frank Cazalas was impeached by the supreme court for failing to guard a jail prisoner Richard Robenson who was taken and hanged in Mobile. The court, in a long opinion by Justice Simpson, said warnings of trouble were ignored and ordered removal from office.
Jackson Miss June 4 The Millsaps commencement week opens with the freshman prize declaration. The sophomore oratorical contest follows. Sunday the commencement sermon will be preached by Bishop Ward of Houston Texas. Monday features alumni events and Tuesday concentrates on graduation exercises. Hon C H Alexander of Jackson has been chosen to deliver the annual address.
Cincinnati grounds a protest by the Cincinnati club alleging Wagner altered his batter position during Gaspar’s delivery in the April 23 game won by Pittsburg 2 to 1. The National League board of directors convened in Cincinnati to review the protest and determine theappropriate outcome.
The advertisement claims Foley's Honey and Tar provides relief for bronchitis asthma and consumption. It touts its special recommendation for throat and lung troubles and notes easy availability at druggists.
Emory College marks its seventy third annual commencement at Oxford Georgia from June 4 to June 9. Trustees including Asa G Chandler and Lauren W Foreman attend meetings and a Saturday athletic exhibition. Alumni Day features Judge W L Chambers address and a barbecue for about 500 guests on campus. Dr Dickey to deliver the baccalaureate and confer degrees to thirty two seniors and one post graduate student.
Telegr ams from leaders of the Grand Army of the Republic and Confederate Veterans push a national Blue and Gray reunion in Washington next year under the war secretary. G A R Commander-in-chief H M Nevins urges presentation at Salt Lake City encampment in August. C V Commander-in-chief Clement A Evans says war passions are past in the south.
At the Annapolis ceremony 175 cadet midshipmen were commissioned in the U S Navy. Georgia graduates include Howard Hartwell James Benson from Macon. Joel William Bunkley from Macon. Charles Milford Elder from Cordele. Thomas Hardaway Jones from Norcross. John William Quillian from Atlanta. William Lawton Roberts from Savannah. Glenn Beauregard Strickland from Duluth. The class standings and sea service months are noted for each. RACING OPENS AT WINNIPEG. Winnipeg races start with $7,000 in prizes for harness and running events at the Manitoba Jockey Club meet lasting three days.
Delegates from across Texas converge in Corsicana for the twenty third annual Christian churches convention. Rev J T Ogle of Paris presides over three day sessions with educators and divines among speakers. Reports show a record year with over 40000 raised for mission work in Texas.
A sufferer with stomach trouble finds relief with Dr. King s New Life Pills. Dyspepsia and indigestion disappear and he gains a good appetite and stronger nerves. Liver and kidneys now function well. Price 25 cents at W. J. Smith & Bro. and Pamer & Sone.
A vintage sales pitch touts Bucklen's Arnica Salve as unmatched for cuts burns bruises sores scalds boils ulcers eczema salt rheum and sore eyes It claims supreme relief for chapped hands cold sores and even piles, offered at 25 cents by local merchants.
Covington Georgia June 4 Will McDonald prominent local business man died suddenly at his home after attending to his livery stable duties His wife and young daughter were away in Atlanta at the time The notice also contains an advertisement urging Perry Davis Painkiller as a quick remedy with new bottle sizes 35c and 50c.
Richard Croker told a Cincinnati Enquirer gathering that English politics is not perfect with a humorous anecdote about a rich lawyer friend who won Parliament and was congratulated by a shabby man who boasted of six supporters. The tale underscores political vanity and unpredictable loyalty in a light tone.
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