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THE BANNER, FRIDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 9, 1906.
VANDALISM
Display Windows of Mr. D.
P. Haselton Were De*
faced and Door
Cut With Knife.
Somewhere in the neighborhood of
midnight SatmUay night, while the po
liceman was at the end of his beat
and well out of sight, someone threw
black paint all over the display win
dows of Mr. D. P. Haselton's storo on
College avenue, and cut the front door
lr several places with a knife.
Mr. Haselton Is satisfied that It was
the work of students of the University
of Georgia, although he does not know
who did it
He bases his conclusion to that ef
fect upon an Incident 'that happened
Saturday afternon In front of his store.
There were quite n number of univer
sity boys standing on tho sidewalk in
front of his place of business and they
were obstructing passage there. He
asked them to dis|ierse and they did
not seem to have any idea of going, 30
he called a policeman and had them
moved. He did not know a man in the
crowd, but Is satisfied that some of the
crowd was guilty of tho vandalism
later on during the night
Mr. Haselton was Justly indignant
at tlie way in which lie hail been treat
ed. He had an interview with Chan
cellor Harrow and with Mayor Horsey
mid laiil the facts before them. Doth
officials promised to do ail they could
in find the guilty parties. He has re
tained Erwin & Erwin to bring suit
-'■gainst the city for damages, merely
as a test case, to establish whether or
not tho city Is liable for falluro to giro
the pronertv full protection. It Is not
l nown yet when this suit will bo filed
or for what amount
Chancellor Barrow spoke to the stu
dent body on the subject yesterday at
chapel. Ho told them that the acts
ware those of vandalism and to be
strongly condemned. Ho did not know
that tho guilty parties were students,
but If they wero they would be dealt
with by the university authorities.
Chancellor Barrow Is making every
possible effort to find out the guilty
parties, and he is being assisted by a
number of the students. In fact, tho
president of one of tho classes said
that If the parties wero members of
that class tho class would expel them
if they could find them out
Accepting Mr. Haselton’s theory as
being correct and it seems to be about
the only theory that can bo advanced
ns to who did the work, tho action of
tlie parties passed beyond that of or-
ulnary vandalism In that it had the
additional motive of mallco In it
The University of Georgia as an In
stitution encourages no such a spirit,
and it Is far from the great majority
of tho boys attending that Institution
to endorse any such actions. Still, It
Is up to the university authorities and
the students themselves to weed out
of the Institution any such characters,
and The Banner believes that Chan
cellor Barrow nnd tho best class of
students wlil do tlielr duty in this
matter.
Certain it is that such conduct can-
i.rt he tolerated in this city, and when
ever tho guilty arc found thc-y arc go
ing to suffer.
Mayor Dorsey will give Instructions
to tho chief of police to see that
crowds are not allowed in the future
to congregate around any places of
business In the city.
DIESjillENLY
Well Known Young Alan
Dies at His Home in
Jackson.
Sunday morning, at his home in
Jackson, Ga., Mr. Van McKlbbon died
suddenly from an attack ot heart dis
ease.
Mr. McKlbben was well known Id
this city, having attended the Univer
sity of Georgia some years sine*.
Mr. McKibbcn was 24 years ot age.
Hls education was obtained from Gor
don Institute, Barnetville, Ga, the
University of Georgia and Mercer Uni
versity. He was prominent In social,
political and secret order circles. Hls
friends are numbered by scores and
•re confined to no small area or
clique, as be wss popular wherever he
west
He was n member of the Sigma Nu
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cholson Co.
on-making Sale
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Tailored Skirts
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Greatest values ever offered in high class Tailored garments.
No charge for looking. Come and see the stock : : : :
No House in The State Can Show A Better Line
The Styles are so varied that they embody every tasteful fashion, and
the Collection is so extensive that choice Is practically unlimited. : :
25 Suits $5,00 worth 8.5o 32 Suits 7.50 worth 10.00
27 Suits 10.00 worth 15.00 39 Suits 12.50 worth 16,50 /
28 Suits i5.o0 worth 18,50 30 Suits 19.50 worth 25.00
29 Suits 22.5o worth 30.00 43 Suits 25.00 worth 35 00
28 Suits 27,50 worth 40.00
Cut Price Sale on Tailor
ed Skirts
You enu buy a skir,. at this gain any
grade or style you want in Cream, White,
Black, Navy, Green, Brown and Gray at
a saving of one third les-i thin the real
value.
50 fine wool school Cloaks >2,50 worth
$4.00.
Great Cloak Sale
Week.
this
One Thousand Coats for Ladies, Misses
and Children’s, Plaids, Mixtures, Blacks,
Tans and Castors.
Ladies Coats $4.50 to $25.00, Misars
Coats $2.5 > to $15.00. Childrens Coats
$1.00 to $10.00. Greatest collection and
greatest values ever offered in Wrap .
Come Qiid see t h a stock you can he
suited.
Great Underwear Sale.
Thousands of wool, half wool and cot
ton fleeced under garments for LaditJs
Misses, Boys, Children and Infants.
500 pieces piled on bargain counter 2fc
Dress Goods
per garment worth 50c,
N* w Hi pnient Plaids and Solids.
5 1 pieces nice things in Wool Dress
New Shipment
Hosiery, fleeced lined ca-thra-tro stock-
Goods on Bargain Counter' at. greatly re
duced prices.
ings. Ladies cotton and lisle hose, chi'-
Petticoats
dTen’s school hose. See our 10 1» and 25c
1( 0 Satteen Pet icon’s 7 5c worth $'.00
leaders.
7 » Shtteen Peticoats $|.< 0 worth 1 25
GLOVES, One Thousand pairs wool
83 “ “ 1.25 “ 1.50
golf gloves 35c worth 6‘ c.
90 “ “ 1 ro ‘ 2.-0
Knit Wool Goods
Silk Petticoats
Under Skijts, Shawls, Facinators and
Blin ks ai.d Colors $ > 00 each, worih
Caps 200 Childrens wool knit Caps 15c
worth 25 and 35c Facinators and Slioul-
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der Pitces 35c worth 6Lc. s
Cotton Goods.
Oue Thousand yards wool mixt d Jen lies
Plaids! plaids! beautiful plaids in every
I5s worth 20 and 25c.
thing.
Oue Thousand yds 4o inch wide fine
50 pieces wool effects l'ije, worth 15c,
Sea Island 8 1 -2c worth lie,
50 pieces wool effects 20c, worth '25c.
New Shipment
1*0 pieces best Gingham'S"l 1 ’«?, worth
la cents.
Blaukets and ('omforts, White Quilts.
1,000 yards plaid Outings 6c, worth Ho
Sheets, Pillow t’lp-es, Table Linens, Tow-
1.0i,0 yards fleeced twilled figured Flan-
els mil Napkins.
nelletts 8io, worth i2i cents.
Beautiful liiffs Kimona Flanuelletts, real
Japanese patterns.
Big lot soft fleeced F aunelletts for
gowns and night Shirts.
New Shipment
Trunks, Dress Suit Cases, Hand Grips
anil TelescojHis, all grades all sizes.
Furs.
Greatest collection of
anti fine Furs in the city,
cheap, medium
10 i neck-pieces 75c, worth $
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Fee ihe line,
we have up to $50 00
set, in real Mink, Isabella, Fox,
Fox, Lynx, Opossum and Sable.
Gray
Millinery and Shoes.
Davison-Nicholson Co’s Is the
place to find what you want.
Carpet Department (2nd Floor)
Mew stock Carpets, Mattings, Art Squares, Rugs, Linoliums. Shades, Poles Portiers, Table -Covers, Lace Cur- '{J
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dains and all kinds of Draperies and furniture Covering:
fraternity, a Mason, Yaarab Temple
Shriners, was past chancellor of the
Knlghti of Pythias, a Knight of Kah-
rassan, vice grand of lodge No. 102,
Odd Fellows, a member of Macon
lodge 230, of Elks, captain of the Jack-
son Illlles.
He took active interest In politics,
being secretary of the County Demo
cratic executive committee.
THE REMODELING
OF COURT
Jefferson, Ga., Nov. 3.—Under the
direction of the board of commission
ers of Jackson county skilled archi
tects have been employed to draw the
plans for the additions and repairs
under which the grand Juries of -this
county have recommended should be
made In our present court house, in
order to accommodate the largely in
creased demands upon It, by reason
of tho great growth of our county.
Hon. F. L. Pendergrass, chairman, and
his co-workers, Hons. C. M. Porter and
H. C. Barnett, have placed the con
tract for the preparations of these
plans in the hands of Messrs. M. T.
Is'wman & Co., who arc now erecting
the new; commodious nnd strictly up-
to-date court house at Caroesville, Ga.,
and tlie reputation of this well known
firm ot contractors and architects is
sufiicient to guarantee that Jackson
county's new court house, when re
modelled after the plans to bo sub
mitted to the board of commissioners
by them, will be one of the finest build j The grand Juries of this state should
Ings of Its kind In all Northeast Geor- J sen to It that all deserters arc remov* d
gta, and one, too, of which every cltt-, front the pension rolls of the » ,al ‘
zen of our county will have full cause The Commissioner of Pensions Is l" 1 "
to iKiint to with pride nnd pleasure.
Tho circus has come and gone, and
the Joy of the small boy Is now only * lcssly.
memory. Never mind, Christmas and
Sun a Claus are not far away.
less to remedy this state of alfai*
unless the grand Juries In the several
counties do their duty snd do U
On Fins Printing Tht Bannsr U»d»