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Arizona republican., 1912-08-28
Governor West Attempts to Remove the District At torney of Portland Who Is Not in Accord in the Vice Crusade
LATTER WILL NOT GO
 UNTIL COMPELLED
Chief Executive Has Named Republican Candidate for That Office to Succeed to the Place He Thinks Is Vacant
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCH

PORTLAND, Aug. 27.-Proceeding under a section of the code providing that whenever application shall be made for clemency for any person con victed of a crime, it shall be the duty of the district attorney, when called upon by the governor. to furnish a complete statement of the facts in con nection with the conviction of such person and that in the event he will fully neglects to do so. the governor may remove him and appoint another attorney to fill the vacancy until the next general election. Governor West, at Salem. today issued a proclamation removing District Attorney Cameron, of Multnomah county, from office.
 Simultaneously the governor ap- pointed Walter H. Evans, the repubi- can candidate for district attorney, to fill the office. Cameron defies the gov
 ernOr. and says he will not quit his of
 flee without a fight
 Governor West reached Portland this
 afternoon, emphatic in his declaration that the office of district attorney is no longer in charge of Cameron and practically he has completed arrange
 ments for the leasing of rooms in a downtown building for the new dis trict attorney.
 Just what will happen within the next twenty-four hours is difficult to forecast. Evans has not accepted his appointment to the office of district attorney and he indicated late today 1 that he would not give a final answer l before Wednesday. He is at present employed in the office of United States Attorney John McCourt. in the tempo rary absence from the city of the lat | ter official, he will not make public his i decision.
Arizona republican., 1912-08-28
SUNDAY MAIL
 HOW HANDLED
Postmaster Hitchcock Puts the New Law Into Effect So That It Will Cause the Least Possible Inconveni- ence
ASSOCIATED PRESS DIsPArcH1

WASHINGTON. Aug. 27.-Plans were perfected today by Postmaster General Hitchcock whereby the admin istration of the new law prohibiting the delivery of mail on Sunday will have no serious effect upon the hand ling of important mail matter. Hold CTS of lock boxes in first and second class postoffices will have access to them as usual.
 Although no mail deliveries will be made by carriers on the street, or at the postoffice windows. mail for hotel guests and newspapers will be deiiv- cred to them through the lock boxes by the simple arrangement of having that mail sorted on the railway cars before it reaches it's destination. Such mail viii be regarded as transient matter ; and will be distributed Immediately upon it's arrival at the offices of des- tination, thus practically insurlng speedier delivery to addresses than has heretofore been the case.
 Postmaster General Hitchcock issued an explanatory statement in part as follows At present, most of the mall received on Sunday for de- livery by carrier on Monday morning is worked after midnight on Sunday. Therefore the law will not effect this mail The only mail that will be af- fected under a reasonable construction of the new law is that received at the postoffice on Sunday and hitherto sorted that day for distribution to LOCK boxes As the purpose of the law IS to reduce as far as possible the amount of Sunday labor the work Of distrib-
 uting Sunday mail to lock boxes IS limited to certain classes of mail that cannot be held until Monday morning without serious inconvenience to the addresses.
 "This mail will include that of news papers and letters to hotel guests. The latter is of purely transitory charac- ter and should not be delayed. In or der to give the new provision as llDera | a construction as possible and post masters will be instructed on appl1ca- tion to have their employees sort out or
 emergency cases on Sunday, letters O.
 sneciaI importance This will supple
 ment the present privilege of havlnf all mail delivered on Sunday that car
 ries a special delivery stamp.
Arizona republican., 1912-08-28

 |S HAMMERED
Nicaraguan Liberals Re quest American State De partment to Gut Down the Force of Marines and Bluejackets
ASSOCIATED PRESS DIsPATcH1

WASHINGTON. Aug. 27.-The ap-
 pearance in Washington of an active
 Nicaraguan junta working in the in
 terest of the liberal party, and laying
 plans for the bringing of pressure to
 bear upon the state department to
 cause a change of it's policy in hand
 ling the Nicaraguan revolutionary problem, has added much to the in
 terest felt by Latin Americans in de- velopments of the situation in the Central American republic.
 Envoys in Washington of the liberal party are Francisco Altschul who was the Nicaraguan consul general at New Orleans under the Zelaya administration. and has since resided there, and Angel Ugarte. one time Honduran minister to Washington, but afterwards one of the liberal lead CTS in Nicaragua.
 They are seeking to reach the state department with a proposal that the American naval force there be dimin- ished to a mere legation guard, that 1 the American minister demands that all factions. including the govern ment. submit to the will of the peo- ple the question of political supre- macy through a free and fair elec-
 tion. with the stipulation that a large number of liberals who are disfran- chised by the clerical party, should re- gain their rights of citizenship
 l It is regarded as improbable that the state department would enter tain any proposal for a diminutior
 of the force of American blue jackets and marines in Nicaragua as long ,as the nresent conditions continue.
Arizona republican., 1912-08-28
bENNET CUP
 DEFENSELESS
It Has Been Discovered That the Great American Aeroplane Constructed at Great Cost, Is Unfit and Unsafe
ASSOCIATED PRESS D1sPArcHl

CHICAGO, Aug. 27.-There may be no American defender of the Gordon Bennett worlds championship aero plane trophy, despite the expendi ture of $15,000 by a Chicago syndi- cate for a racing aeroplane designed to travel 125 miles per hour. Lloyd Thompson, who has been trained as pilot of the Aero-C Club of Ameri- cas- monOplane, Newport, has re- fused to fly the racer on the ground that it was obviously unsafe, ill designed, and unable to fly for a single mile as it stands
 This situation arose today after the aerOnautical engineers at Thomp- sons suggestion reported unfavor- ably to him on the soundneSs of the craft. With Thompsons refusal it became known that Glenn H Mar tin, the Pacific coast aviator had volunteered to see what he could do toward getting the racer into shape before September 9, when the race is to be held here.
 Martin is under suspension by the national club because he participated in an unsactioned Boston aviation meet, and he will not be able to fly the racer unless his suspension is revoked.
 Other aviators, suspended under the same charge as Martin, have an- nounced that if his suspension is lifted, they will insist on similar treatment, so that the situation is complicated The officials of the aero club of Illinois are on still hunt for another machine which they can fit up before September g, il l the event for the racer which was l made in Massachusetts, and equipped with a 160 horse power $S300 foreigr
 motor, is not in shape to fly by tha l time.
Arizona republican., 1912-08-28
ITS BIGGER TASK
 THAN II SEEMED
The Roosevelt Letter Will Not Be Fin
 shed For Several Days.
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCH l

OYSTER BAY, Aug. 27.-It will be several days before Roosevelts letter to Senator Clapp will be made public. The colonel said tonight that he did not receive until late today a copy of John D. Archbold's testimony before the senate Investigating committee, which is to form the basis of import ant portions of his letter and that he had a long seige ahead with his sec retary before finishing the work. It is probable that the letter will be giv- en early next week.
 Plans for Roosevelts tour through Vermont are completed. He will take a train from New York at 12:25 Thursday morning. During the last half of the week he expects to make one of the hardest trips of the cam paign.
 The progressive ticket in New York will be named without suggestions from Roosevelt, he said. All he knew he said, was that there would be z straight t-out third party, and no fusior with either democrats or republicans
Arizona republican., 1912-08-28
NEW YORK PLANT.
Italian Plant for Making American
 Half Dollars.
ASSOCIATED PRESS DIsPATCHl

DENVER. Aug. 27.-That there is plant in New York city fir manu- featuring spurious half dollars which are sent to various agencies through out the United States is the confes- sion made today by Ignacio Meno- cini, an Italian, arrested at Sopris. near Trinidad, Colo, last Thursday, charged with counterfeiting
 Menocini declares that the coun- terfeit half dollars are sent out from New York, the headquarters of a gang that has been distributing them to four other Italians who were arrested by Secret Service Agent Goddard.
Arizona republican., 1912-08-28
The Democratic Candidate for Vice President Ad-
 dresses a Maine Audience in Opposition to Policy of Protection
CASUAL STROKE
 AT THE COLONEL
Described as One Who Made the Trusts Eat Out of His Hand With the Result That They Grew Fat and Numerous
ASSOCIATED PRESS p1spATcH1

AUGUSTA, Maine, Aug. 27-Gov- ernor Marshall of Indiana, the dem ocratic nominee for vice president delivered an address at a democratic rally here tonight. He said in part: 1 know of no protected manfufac- turer who is not pillar of society. He goes to congress. and he says he must have help to run his busi- ness. Suppose, to awaken him from his well fed, contented condition should say to him, you're a beggar, would 1 get out of town alive? But this man, who insists that he must have protection. tell me how he diff fers from the man who goes to the overseer of the poor and says that he must have help to live?
 If man honestly believes in this theory of taxation, and his judg- ment and conscience approve. it is easy for him to take the next step towards a monopoly. If the gov ernment can righteously give a man the right to tax the people, what is wrong in a close corporation of tax gatherers? He thinks there is nothing wrong, so we have the trusts.
 
 private monoply is indefensible, and the regular republicans are going on by the legislation of the supreme court to dissolve the trusts. When they see the effect of these dissolu- tions on their stocks and bonds, a sense of gratitude suggests that on the first moonlight night of the Oc- tober term, the trust quartet sere- made the court with
 'Hallelujah, thine the glory, Halleluj ujah-amen.
 Hallelujah, thine the glory; Dissolve us again
 The progressives say let no peo- pie be disfranchised. We have a man who can make d trust come up and eat out of his hand And they surely have, if his record is any in dex of the results. and we may be assured that the provender will be not only good but nutritious. He will suspend the operation of the criminal laws any time rather than endanger the liberty of d campaign contributor who wants to make | money unlawfully. He did this for | the harvester trust and steel trust. "The corporation is only the crea- | ture of the state organized to do | definite things. With limited liabil- l ity, the corporations powers are also | limited to those expressly conferred | by charter. The state can revoke l charters. A few revocatons. and a | few shaved heads will take tho | swelling out of some fortunes, and warn others not to swell"
Arizona republican., 1912-08-28
DARROWS NEXT TRIAL.
ASSOCIATED PRESS D1sPATcHI

LOS ANGELES, Aug. 27-Judge Willis today set October 21 as the date of the second trial of Darrow, for the alleged bribery of R. F. Bain, a Me Namara juror. Judge Willis said he would request Acting Governor Wal lace to selecr some outside judge to hear the case.
Arizona republican., 1912-08-28
SOCIALIST PARTY
The Only True Progressive, Says MT
 Debs
ASSOCIATED PRESS DIsPATcH1

FERGUS FALLS, Minn.. Aug. 2f-- Eugene " Debs, the socialist presl- dential candidate, in a speech here tonight declared that the socialist party was the only true progressive, the only true democratic party in the United States.
 He said the socialist party IS the only party that stands for the rule or the people, the only party that aVoWs itself to be the party of the working class, and it's purpose, the overthrow of wage slavery"
Arizona republican., 1912-08-28
SUFFRAGEST PARADE
 IN OHIO CAPITOL
Six Thousand Women And Relatives in
 Line.
ASSOCIATED PRESS D1sPArcH1

COLUMBUS, Aug. 27-Nearly 5000 women, with their husbands, fathers and sweethearts, marched through the streets of the city today advocating the passage of the equal suffrage amendment to the constitution at the election next Tuesday. It was the greatest parade of its kind ever wit messed in the Ohio capital.
 Many of the women carried soap boxes and when the parade disbanded they took the stump on the street corners and talked to the voters. Among the more prominent women who spoke were pr. Anna Shaw and Miss Fola La Toilette, the actress and daughter of the Wisconsin senator.
Arizona republican., 1912-08-28
FIRST VACATION DAY.
President Taft Was on Golf Links
 Early.
ASSOCIATED PRESS DESPATCH

BEVERLY, Aug. 27. President Taft reached Beverly early today, had breakfast with Mrs. Taft and his son, Charles, at Parramatta, and played eighteen holes of golf on the Myopia links as soon as he could get there. Tonight, with Mrs. Taft, he took a long motor ride over some of his favorite roads Tomorrw the president will leave for Columbus Ohio, where he will be the central figure in that city's celebration of it's centenary as the state capital.
Arizona republican., 1912-08-28
ASSAULTED BY SCRIBE.
ASSOCIATED PRESS D1sPArcH1

HAVANA, Aug. 27-Hugh S. Gib- son, charge daffaires of the Ameri- can legation in Havana, while enter ing a hotel tonight, was assaulted by a Cuban newspaper reporter. Gibson was not seriously injured. His as- sailant was arrested The Cuban secretary of state personally express ed his regret to the charge d'affaires at the occurrence.
Arizona republican., 1912-08-28
SOME MAPLE SYRUP.
Eifty-One Car Loads Enroute t
 Pacific
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCH I

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 27-Fifty- one carloads of maple syrup, part from the middle west and the balance from Vermont is now on the way to Cali fornia. Of the shipment, twenty six carloads are for Los Angeles, weighing S32.OOO pounds and the other twenty five are for San Francisco, making the biggest bunch of sweetness ever hauled acrcoss the continent.
Arizona republican., 1912-08-28
OIL STEAMER BURNED.
Forty-two Members of Crew Saved
 By Swimming.
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCH1

SANTA BARBARA, Aug. 27.-The oil steamer Rosecrans, owned by the Associated Oil company, was de- stroyed by fire above the water line, and was sunk in deep water late to- day. at AlcatraZ, with a loss esti mated at $S0,000. The crew of forty two men escaped by jumping into the sea and swimming ashore
Arizona republican., 1912-08-28
THIRD PARTY IN KANSAS.
I ASSOCIATED PRESS DI

TOPEKA, Aug 27.-By vote 80 to 62 the republican party council late today defeated a resolution to force the Roosevelt electors to run on an independent ticket.
Arizona republican., 1912-08-28
WEATHER TODAY

ASSOCIATED PRESS DIsPATCH1
 ARIZONA-Fair in the west, prob ably showers in the east Wednesday.
Arizona republican., 1912-08-28
s2s6, ,7SS.91 $241,31O.46

lContinued on Page 5.)
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-14
Legal Notices.


STATE OF GEORGIA-County Of Fulton
TO the SUPERIOR Court Of Said County:
First-W ]. Hays, J. l.. Ward and j.
c. Fuller are SUCCESSORS and present own
ers of "Hays- Haygood Company" a cor
poration located In said county, and its
charter was granted by said court on
April 8, 1903 through amendment to the
charter Of CIV. J. Hays & Company,
which was granted by said court on Sep
TENDER 3, 1907, the original charter being
granted under the name and style Of
wv. ]. Hays & Company on the date
hereiubeforc set out and the amendment
thereto being granted by said court under
the name and style Of Hays HaygoOd
Company on the date hereinbefore set
out, and the original charter was granted
for the term of twenty 900 years
Second--At a meeting Of all the stock
holders duly called, to-wit: w. j. Hays,
J. l.. Ward and j. c. Fuller, on the 9th
day Of November, 1912, a resolution was
passed authorizing said corporation
through aforesaid stockholders 70 petition
said court. in the name Of said corpora
ton, for an order allowing said corpora
ton to surrender its charter and franchise
to the state OF Georgia and be dissolved
as corporation said resolution was
signed by all of the stockholders Of said
corporation, and the same is hereto ap-
pended as "Exhibt Az
Third-Petitioners show that there are
no outstanding debts against said corpo-
ration, and that the dissolution OF the
same MAJ be awarded without any in
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-14

p. =. Hopkins. Clarence Buchanan and
NJ. O. Jackson, three citizens to whom
was referred the petition for new road
beginning at the Old Water Works road
between Lakewood ana the Jonesboro road
and running south to Germania avenue.
said new road TO be known as Neador
avenue and to be 30 feet wide, exclusive
OF sidewalks, having reported that said
road will he of public uulit5. this is m
notify all persons that said road viii be
declared public road at a session of the
board of commissioners of roads and rev
enues Of Fulton county, Georgia, to be
held Wednesday, January I. 1913 at 10
O'Clock a. m, If no good and sufficient
cause to the contrary is shown
CLIFFORD l.. ANDERSON, Chairman.
H T. w PALMER
S r. THURMAN,
II. G. WATERS.
SHELBY SMITH,
Commissioners Roads and Revenues Ful-
ton County Georgia
H. NJ WOOD. Clerk t2-6-1O
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IncubatorS.

TWO incubators, one brooder, one Mann
bone MILL cheap. w. J. Garner $50
Marietta street 12-11-36
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Real Estate For Sale.

BEAUTIFUL HOME site, elevat-
ed, trees, right at Peachtree
road, in the Buckhead-Brooll-
haven district, for sale at a bar
gain. This is your opportunity
to get your north side home site
cheap. "OWNER, " Z. q. Box
500, City. 1862
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FOR SALE-By owner, new twelve-roOm
home IN Imam Park All modern inn
proyements Easy terms No agents
Address Box S47, care Georgian. ELLA
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Legal Notices.
-
lstice to any of the stockholders.
EORGIA--Fulton County. So


Justice to any of the stockholders
GEORGIA--Fulton County.
In person before me, the undersigned
attesting officer, authorized to administer
oaths under the laws of the state of
Georgia appeared ". j. HAYS. president
ana general manager of Hays aygood
Company J. l.. Ward and j c Fuller
who. first being duly sworn depose ana
say; That they are sole owners of said
corporation and at called meeting duly
asSembIed Of themselves on the 9th day
OF November 1912. resolved to petition
sald court to dissolve said corporation and
dlFect that the charter and the franchise
OF same be surrendered to the state; de
ponentS further say that there are no out
standing debts existing against said cor
pofatlon and that the dissolution Of the
same may be warded without any injus-
tee to any Of the stockholders
w. J. Hays, President and General Man
ager: j. c. Fuller, J. L. Ward, Sec
rotary and Treasurer
Sworn to and subscribed before me this
4th day of December 1912
CHAS. $. BOWEN.
Notary Public Fulton County, Georgia
Carl Hutchinson and Anderson, Fielder
tOrneyS.
Fulton Superior Court
The foregoing petition read and consid-
said petition be heard before this court
on the llth day of January 1913.
II is further ordered that said petition
De hled III the office Of the clerk Of the
court. and that copy Of same be pub
hshed as required by law.
GEORGE L. BELL.
Judge Sunerior Court. Atlanta Circuit
tbs 9Th day of December, 1912
CHARACTERIZATION County.
RMS is TO certify that the foregoing IS
correct and exact copy of the petition of
Hays Haygood Company" a corporation
seeking dissolution; also an exact and
correct copy Of the order OF the court
o,--, ARNOLD BROYLEs,
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Furnished Rooms Wanted

WILL some one give or rent very cheap
a comfortably furnished room to an
honora Bile Christian business woman in
exchange for company a night. Address
christian Woman" care Georgian.
12-12-7
YOUR rooms can be rented if you will
advertise them in the Recognized Rent
Medium Of the city. People who are
looking for nice rooms. look for them
where they have the largest number to
choose from: Your ad in "The Georgians
Rent Bulletin" will attract the attention
of the party that Is looking for rooms in
your house. Try it and see 12-5-12
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GEnRGIA- Fnltnn COUNTY

Ordinary's Office, December 4 3. 1919
tate of Francis c. Lloyd, deceased, has
applied for leave TO sell the land of said
Francis G.. Lloyd. This is, therefore to
notify al concerned to file their objec-
lions If any they have. ON or before the
first Monday in January next, else leave
viii then be granted said applicant, as
applied for.
JOHN r. WILKINSON, Ordinary.
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Games.

PURE GRIST champion pit games, guar
anteed game and lighters. w. A. Sum
merlin, Buchanan, Ga. 4720-11
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Eggs.

THOROUGHBRED Buff Orpington eggs.
81 per Is. 1876 Windsor street. Main
}5SS 10-9-15
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Orpingtons.

MONTVTEW FARM-Start now with
eight hens, one cock, $40. L. S. Botten-
field, 27J, Decatur, Ga, 1210-61
FOR SALE AT ONCE-Fifty S. c. Crys-
tai White Orpington pullets and hens,
Kellerstrass strain; bred from winners at
Knoxville, Chattanooga, Dalton, Gadsden,
Pullets March-April hatch. George NJ.
Mosely, Menlo, Ga. 1868
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Unfurnished Houses Wanted.

WANTED HOUSES-We have demands
north side If you have anything you
want rented, list It with us. Phone
] 1900 Edwin Z. Ansley, Realty Trusr
Bldg 11-21-27
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A Buckeye Incubator.

Is GUARANTEED to hatch every hatch
able egg; insurable, IS to S35. Get a
1913 catalogue. Marbut & Minor, East
Atlanta. Ga. 12-9-16
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GEORGIA-Fulton County.

At Chambers. December 70. 1912.
The, appraisers on The application Of
Frank Jones, deceased. for twelve
months support for herself having duly
hled their return, all persons are hereby
cited 10 show cause, If any they have,
at the next January term Of this court
why said application should not be
LOHN r.. WILKINSON. Ordinary.
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Farms Wanted.


WNNTFD-To rent farm near Atlanta
for cash rent. by a Northern farmer.
Farm must have good buildings and land
that will give fair returns for hard, in
teliigent work Call Main 2692-J or ad-
dress 3S8 South Boulevard, Atlanta, Ga.
1913