Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-10-01
LETTING F AvORS
CHAMBERS AND
WOODWARD
Heavy Odds Laid Against the
Other Candidates 10000
Ballots Expected.

BETTING was even today on either AL
dine Chambers or James G. Woodward
n lead the mayoralty primary tomor-
row odds were offered against Steve
r Johnston and DR.. George Brown.
number of bets have been placed
at odds of one to two that Woodward
would get the nomination on the first
urinary. The odds are greater against
chambers and very heavy against
ro,rston and Brown on this PROPOSE
ton.
while the betting slightly favored
Woodward today, chances on MN are
not considered so good as they were
week ago. - 49,
II is generally considered by all the
riee political prognosticators that
+here viii be a second primary between
chambers and Woodward.
All Candidates Expect Victory
An four of the candidates, however
are very optimistic.
of registration of more than l5'OOV'
Indications are that a vote OF ABOUT
10 coo will be cast tomorrow There
seems little doubt that it Will take
fulIv ;. 600 votes to nominate a man for
mayor, 81
lows
For Mayor-Dr. George Brown Al
dine Chambers, Steve K. johnston an"
James G. Woodward.
For Chief of Construction-R M.
CLAYTON and Charles S. Robert
For CITY Clerk-Walter c. Taylor.
For COMPTROLLER. H. Goldsmith.
FOR Tax Collector-E. Z. Williams
For CITY Attorney-James L. Mayson.
For Building Inspector-Ed r. hayes.
For citv Marshal-James M Fuller.
TOR civ reasurer-Thomas j. Pee
pies.
FOR C,itv Warden-Thomas Evans and
S. B. LaSalle.
For city Eiectrician-R. G. Turner
and Fred Miles
couneiIranic Candidates.
For council:
I,irst Ward-For alderman. }. n.
Hqrwbll; for council, Samuel Waldla"'
second Ward--For council Thomas
Lynch.
Third ward-For council Carl n.
cuass s. Hadley and Samuel Shep-
ard.
Fourth Ward council, Claude l..
Ashley
Fifth Ward-Fo alderman, J. w.
Maddox: for council. J. d. Sisson and j.
W. Rowe
sixth Ward--For council, George II.
Boynton.
Seventh WARRIOR council, J. H. An
drews and A. R. Colcord.
Eighth Ward-For council. w, G.
Humphrey and Joseph Nutting
Ninth Ward-For council, j. P Wall
and w. D. White.
Tenth WARRIOR alderman. l. \.
Ragsdale; for council. A w. Galloway
j. T. Kimbrough and D. ]. Lee.
Where Polls Will Be Located.
The polling places win be:
First Ward-34 Madison avenue.
Second Ward--90 South Pryor street.
Third Ward--5 Fraser street.
Fourth Ward-3S4 Edgewood avenue.
Fifth Ward-744 Marietta street
Sixth Ward---(A) Peachtree and Ell
lis streets; OBJ Tabernacle place.
Seventh Ward-(A) IL Gordon street;
OBJ Lucille and Gordon streets.
Eighth Ward-(A) Tenth and Peach
tree streets OBJ 1919 Hemphill avenue
Ninth Ward-(A) Edgewood avenue
and Krogg street; OBJ F1atshoals ave-
nue. and Walnut street.
Tenth Ward-(AD Tucker & McMur-
rays store; OBJ Stewart avenue and
Pierce street
Capitol View To Vote.
voting place also will be provided
in Capitol View, the newly annexed
section. 1t was impossible to CONSOLE
date the registration list of this sec
ton with the regular city registration
list IN time for the primary
TIE general state election also is
held tomorrow. Besides the election of
all state and county officials who were
nominated in the recent primaries. sew.
eral constitutional amendments are to
he submitted to the people.