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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-18

To trade hotel for A farm.
! have large list OF grocery stores,
saloons and restaurants. q s.
SPECIAL. ROOMING HOUSE, $50
rooms and bath; this is a big bargain.
key with j. w. Dollar. 15lA South
Main.
S850-Candy store. money maker
$500 down, 2I-r. rooming house
Exclusively with Dollar, 1919 So Main,
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$3.50

u.u name on q corner
y I..,ss m't tyye, large living room, IN
E.lscr ,.s.tsry S and toilet. very at.
Bfs ls'ssu 'ssssuu3ruction. cobble-ston
sssss ss!sSa can' full porch on front
:,ss1 s1T,s Tucreh. and strictly MOD
= b wsry 20 %ssS ma
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ss's IN. good fruit and chicken
F" ". and sSihs, g. IND.
~ w. 81. A134.
S129g
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s7hn0.

$4,000. nm
j as'Sdi, = ss'SSi,ss, hot water s;H. heat.
q u Istcssn. cs This is easy Walk
q atanre-
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Sela Sa ls,gga BUNGALOW, on iars. lot,
% laxppo porch screened, cellar ar'
map at 5000. on essy e,s;;
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-18

SlsssnS a. nS6atCTJRlTY y JY & TRUST CO..
II sn,,Ep y Durable Houses"
. q; Ind. iga' ION,
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
REAL ESTATE-IMPRovED.
FARMS.

BURT &. CARLoUIsT COMPANY,
40 Main ST. Phones 500.
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
FARMS AND ACREAGE.
DON'T WAIT 3 YEARS.
BUY CALIFORNIA FULL-BEARING
npC1JAPT)S

ORCHARDS.
MONEY BACK III NOT SATISFIED.
$4,000 cash and $4,000 per month buys
FIVE acres with full bearing fruit trees
In the famous Bidwell Orchards at
Chico. California Payments include In
terest and taxes Your money back ~
not satisfied upon Investigation. The
Rldwell Orchards are the most noted
and productive In the wonderful Sacra-
mento Valley Of California. IT'S our
confidence In this land that prompts this
generous offer. We've peaches. prunes.
almonds. spricots and Bartlett pears.
Buyers railroad fares. not exceeding
$4,000, will be credited on purchase
price. Land adjoins the thriving town
of Chico G4,o0o pop Preferences: Any
bank of Chico, American National Bank
Of San Francisco and First National
Bank of San Leandro). Send for valua-
Bile Information and facts to
Bidweil Orchards, Inc. Chico. Cal.
x1444
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GOOD APPLE LAND.
1o acres of choice land in Taylors-
Vile. only about nine miles from
city; IN the apple belt. good water
right, close to school. church and
stores. land in bearing apple or
chard in this neighborhood brings
thousand dollars an acre; never gets
frost.
$1,000 CASH. BALANCE s PEI
CENT. $3.50 PRICE.
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a East nnew new brick house.
D., l 'lsfs. nensh. s. with fruit and
On .ssy a. yse,,lar. ,e.,... chicken coops,
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ssI5o.

70 % modem white press brick
~ roosevelt avenue; lot 40xl2O
Wy house has complete set OF
ierns $3.50 cash, balance
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' $4,000.

!. =. .syt bench, a modern
% iSs nIns rooms, house An
1 s%srourSout \ In hard wood
~ !.on5ng !n,vS porch. two baths.
''!s sTryI .sseiystsIr furnished with a
y ;S.',d =. 'crSde Of furniture. Rea-
q ''..ss W. ,sf1is can be arranged.
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,spsross TIE HoDDRs'

y, invested !. T. ~ rel e ss1s slsats ts
g .hs s,'a1rs. ns.N Are you ready 10
sope money
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TO LOAN s2soo ON IMPROVED CITY
real estate. private party. Address
M-3s. Tribune. s27Sf
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500 CASH, s35 A MONTH, NEW g.
room brick; possible 7-room; modern;
fruit trees and chicken yard. "a Ounce
st. Bell f472. p2S99
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
MIsCELLAMEous.

MISCELLANEOUS
c ). 9 ). s. Cs. Cs. Cs. c $.
Follow the crowd Of buyers TO SIS.
j. w. DOLLAR,
Hotel and Business Broker
l61s S. Main St
Phones Bell 6119-K; Ind 1922.
5 c. C. c. &C. c. c. c.
My SUCCESS, honest dealing.
All papers made out free.
go Try !. Try s. Try
Terms made 10 purchasers II desired.
CS al once G at once.
Look these bargains over.
Act quick, SIS rooms, steam heat, down
town only $1,000; easy terms.
To trade. roomipg house; also ner-
chandise stock for city property.
a pickup, IA rooms centrally loc-
ated, worth $500, only. $3.50
Is rooms. clears $50. 60................S $3.50
l6 rooms. boarding, rent $50 slt00
20 rooms, rent only $40. 0........$l $1,000
"a rooms. clears SIPS. .S1275
30 rooms. workingmen's hotel. $3.50
90 rooms, clears 5000. central ...... .S36O0
&c rooms. modern hotel, elegant :. $500
~ rooms. hotel, rent $500, ....,...,. s4500
% rooms, apartment house $1,000
l44 rooms. hotel. ......,.............S1 S1f. 900
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S17hn

S1ZhV
~ modern red press brick
sny block from CITY AND
. r BUILDING; bath, toilet. con-
sun sewer; also nice gas range.
M etc Terms $3.50 cash, bal
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durable HOUSES.
s1Mn.

$500.
s,ftem red press brick cottage,
~ <l,h city water and sewer.
y; sll1stsd near sth East and 6th
iiM payment down. balance
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HOFFMAN BROTHERS LOAN &
TRUST CO,
soo--A 3-room brick house in the east
ern part Of Poplar Grove. This house
has been newly pspere6 and painted, has
a sink in the kitchen and coal shed and
chicken coop In the yard Terms, $50
cash, balance S12 per month.
HOFFMAN BROTHERS LOAN &.
TRUST CO.
% z. First So. ST Both phones PA
Xis47
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~ TI'dsn = m brick, on East
sslh. a ,b,NHIn University, with I's, ,
ei na'' beuaty~sss6o:e etc, or
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S5nnn

e5VVu.
s9n modern red press brick cot
Erg east on T street; eath,
zFsls set Of plumbing, furnace
E, 2sxlo-rcd lot. Terms $3.50
r7lee monthly.
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I S-spV
f.M cottage. corner lot I6SI25
1nfg south and east on Fourth
NET Reasonable terms.
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ts00e

. w ~. MODERN white press brick
s;ing east on G street: con
s. ses OF plumbing, cement
sad hot water heat.
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BURT e. CARLoUIsT COMPANY.
40 Main ST. Phones 800,
LOANS. FIRE JNSURACE,
RENTALS.
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$685. ROOM MODERN, STAIRWAY
In. to finish tyo rooms upstairs, with
improved lot. Just east Of 9Th East pave
ment. reasonable terms
6 rooms. modern. with beautiful lot,
6CHlS9 feet, southeast; only S29o0, terms.
snap, lot 50Nld5. southeast; will take
$3.50: easy terms
GUNDRY co,
Phone Hyland SW. 207 Atlas block.
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Or attractive cerner on state
~ Va can assure you a pront
4 tfle.
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MAKE FULL USE OF THE WANTS IN
getting In touch with realty that 10 In
the market. Owners and agents make
IL a point to watch Want inquiries
closely.
THE GOLDEN WEST LAND CO..
suite 415-16, Boston bldg, Park Valley
orchard and farm lands. s2349
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ss6nl.

$500. ss=-
M. D h, northeast
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.-.a a,slpess site on Third
III 1850 per foot
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BUILDING LOTS
.,ioa .,,!oa iol facing east on |. ST
IN SaHMi'V'lopt lot. Stale and nth
sl,,,i.ot 'i1;l,.;t. lot. sth East near
w, rods. 18th Eas, near s,b so
mi, 'set on 9th East street
r itet on ath Fast near
Lliin lii,'q,l, w. cast front.
~ Oh South. ''' 81" e1ds'
EsS' ''e' on 18th East near ard
,M BUILD YOU a hon,a ,ooo,a
I'd Osn Ideas on any Of The
~ -. ACCEPT C your lot as part
fitI v1 yn any Of our homes
= q seiLD ON YOUR lot
saaibIyy yur LOW, own ideas. to be paid
u'' mslallments, '
Ssi,,s S SECURITY & TRUST ca
IN a Durable House, ~"
n ~ south Main 81,
. " Ind. Ia, Ion,
x K !; !; HUMPHREYS. mn
.. W. Ind So. st 4l54.
sss,.., . with good 5-room novs.
fIs sa with sewer cs,nert
~ Weeg, gf,ufb...'
"ohthly-prics $500.
a Es,t EsrsSoT NJ new brick hon,s
sss, 'sfs. nench. with fruit and
On sssv a. vee.,iar. mar. chicken coops,
q SselGa l%i BUNGALOW, on lars. lot,
nSn, walks, Ehad. cellar
az 5000, on easy
~. ~" modern sr,ct -,
ssli,. 70 % university oDl With Gas' ,
F made tsnads trecs. lavn m'n
- oeuaty-t326o; or
sii. lIInd I5nd, in valley, beat -,
nv implements. Only
oe's in p truit and chic,,,,
4, 4, IRuMpHRrrs
W. aud So. 81. iNn IN,
S129
on ?son h hsII MODERN BRICK
lSs Cash: balance k' nix
u ss.,d sss,sd.Ep brick. .,-... DA
iss make tsrmms. Oh First av,
E%R rnodsTnS' NV
saouse and brick. close :
1ssS 70 suit 'Ar line, 5000 casf
80 70 e1sss. ss. city ws,sr ,
c'nth ' line; $50 cash 81
7 v fESIyUaEssTMENT sT,.IIENT CO..
' South st.
sg0 c,,r. KISS
y 4! ssIT ssSItITr, BEAT 1T
~ Sunrso,.ow 70 own a hom
2 81 t.sster. tsster {R,'ElIToslail Xii lined sin ipi
~ Mt x1s
Sos lss Main =, rAAT 4, 5
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HOTELS.
BOOMING HOUSES.
BUSINESS OFPORTUN MITES
HOTELS

FOURTEEN ROOMS,
r,sht IN the central part OF town; first
class transient place; rent 800 per
a bargain at $1,000 and can be had on
very easy terms.
GROCERY STORE.
located In the best part OF the city, doing
d business of from $4,000 10 $4,000 per
month"; will discount fixtures and invoice
stock; this is the best proposition on the
EURoPEAN HOTEL.
a first class Main ST, hotel. one Of the
very best and strictly modern, heat in
cluded in rent and price is less than
500 per room; sell for cash on terms or
trade for real estate
Lunch ROOM.
IN the new department store district:
lease and good Will and furnishings for
$1,000: let MS show YOU this place
WANTED
partner with $500 In good paying. es-
tablished business, to take active inter-
To invest s12. 900 or more in first class
good paying. esta blislIed business and
take active Interest.
To rent roomng house or hotci, fur
n'shed' by good rsl,4IIs TnIIErp partners
we are exclusive agents for everything
We advertise.
BETTHTON HOME BUILDERS CO..
1912 East 3rd South ST. x1soo
| ALWAYS OFFER THE BEST FOR
the least money. 1t pays to see Davis,
ll5 Main ST.
S7-room hotel, steam heat, rent less
than IS per room: Main st location; will
easily clear 5000 per month. Will sacri-
fec this hotel for $500; 500 cash. A
chance TO double your money.
Look here, II rooms. fairly we'll fur
nished rent only $50 per month. will
sacrifice this house for $500, maybe les5
Come and see me
~ rooms, housekeeping; rent Ss5.
good place, well located; $3.50.
ROSS c. DAVIS. HOTEL BROKER,
11S Main st, Ind. phone 1tt0
X190f
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WE HAVE A FIRST CLASS INVEST
mont for s25oo, which win pay Z per
cent interest interest payable semi an,
every six months and the balance within
three years, also a. guarantee OF $500
profit over and above tho interest In
vestiRate this.
HUBBA RID INVESTMENT CO.
sc West Srd South
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60 ACRES.
Extra fine soil, splendid water right, COM
Portable. we'll built house; small, we'll
cared for orchard. Every foot OF land
tillable All fenced and partly under cul-
tivatIou, This is the chance OF a life
time to get q home at the mouth Of Big
Cottonwood that viii not cost you a
penny If you will buy this and allow us
to subdyide II for you into o-acrc tracts.
wa will see that you receive 10 acres OF
the land with good water right and all
your money back with interest. This
shows our faith In this bargain. Frce.
S5000,0n.
"a ACRES OF FINE LAND
Near Alpine. Utah county. 5 acres bcar-
Ing orchard water right. only $500.
GODDARD INV, co,
30 Main st.
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E1SSS

BEAUTIFUI. NEW MODERN BuNGA
ING; OAK FLOORS. WITH PARoT1ET
BORDER; INGLENOOK WITH FJRE-
PLACE; BUILT IN BUFFET; CEMENT
WALKS AND BASEMENT; FURNACE;
SEE OWNER, LEAVING CITY; TERMS
VERY RCASONABLE. 1866 WEST
MINSTER AVE; END or SUGAR
HOUSE LINE AND TWO BLOCKS
NOltII. xI1RS
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We have a large farm in Cotton
wood Of 80 acres, all improved, with
a fine house, for $4,000, Get more
particulars on this.
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y. would Ike to quote YOU a
~ y a a corner on Main street.
A. best buy on the market.
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FAMILY HOTEL

FIFTH EAST HOTEL, A FIRST-CI.ASs
family and tourist hotel s Popular
prices SISSa
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r.sws several warehouse sites
r,c5 trackage for sale. or VIII
y an6 build TO suit tenant,
rtslng heat, light, power and
tsrF1heh
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HOUSES.
Within b blocks from city and
county bldg. we have nice five
room. pressed brick, modern cottage,
which sold two years ago for $3.50
Death In family; obliged to SELL Lot
10 rods deep; sewer and sidewalk In
and paid for
$3.50 CASH. BALANCE LIKE RENT
$4,000 PRICE
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LOTS.
Let us show you lots In Sunset
Heights. Salt Lakes newest addition
on east bench; $50 each on very easy
terms. Five lots or three good build
ing lots for s675. This is your chance
TO make money.
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] nil. Tan frnn IN valley. beat wa.
,,,,. soms Gar, ;Ssr, church, store.
'hs Implements. Only
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-18

A 6-room. pressed brick home. In
exceptionally good condition, all mod
ern, with full basement. partitioned
and cemented; lot 54X165 feet. with
a garage, fine lawn, fruit and shade
trees; located south on 7th East, In
very good locality.
$500 CASH. BALANCE MONTH";,
PAYMENTS. $4,000 PRICE.
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.:.IsaEAI ESTATE

s.IsREAI ESTATE
.,,.rEL1MpRovED1. Ro1o>
...,,sross TIE HouDRs'
,..,..tss In real estate
f,eg inssyf inssysf IL low ie sure 20
"a lhs ,lsss mslA'ta Are you ready 10
- - cDs money
$500. .s--
g. D. northeast
$1,000.
.,,,s OF eight rooms on
Hs SHIs,on order, coy =. cohns hnst
y dis %iset, hot water i nene
|p 4 pateSsn. This is easy Walk
4 SEsnc
1 $3.50.
u Nal homo on q corner
~ ns1 sx,s, large living room
Isnlos spe' and toilet. very at
uiIs us sss sssSuIuuction, cobble. stone
. IN s9,.ar1' full porch on fronI'
snVs Vrcrsh. and strictly mod
4 m Eery way
z y W." $4,000.
=. .ayt bench, q modern
% % rins rooms, house nm
u 3 throughout \ In hard wo9d'
X sseping porch, two pains,
.srr,stslr furnished with a
y n. vrsde OF furniture. Rea-
,is a. Terms IN can be arranged.
s,.a nrslness Bite on Third
IA 1850 por foot
Or attractive cerner on state
t,'E NJ Va can assure you a prohe
j de
=. would Ike to quote YOU a
~ A A corner on Main street.
h A. best buy on the market.
\. iws several warehouse sites
~ trackage for sale. or viii
~ ara build TO suit tenant,
'rtslng heat, light, power and
-frnhon-
LINTON REAL ESTATE IN
VEsTMENT CO.
d Kaln St. Phones u
". Write Fire Insurance,
Tnl Go 0u Your Bond.
's;syls Liability and All
Casualty Lines.
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ssiasST sissiuTr, BEAT IT
5s hunssSloooIw "a own q home.
- ,,s:s s:s'i sasI fSll porch, hAGss 1s@n' sink. ok:
"a sISsIsa sai, SO slSS'gs nsr lot; l., Pnas,
IA EEA1 x1sl2
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-28
BITS OF NEWS

Baltimore, Md.-The B. & o.
railroad has forbidden its en-
ployes to keep late hours, and all
degrees of 'high life" are put I'M
der the ban.
New York.-Willie Barber, 8
months old, drowned when a
water pipe in room above one in
which he was asleep broke. Water
dripping through ceiling and
dropped on baby's face, filling his
lungs.
Bloomington, Ill.-Raymond
Miller, 10, and Edward McEwen,
II, killed when auto was struck
by T., P & w. train at grade
crossing.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-28
FINED FOR DEGRNERAcY. 4

FINED FOR DEGENERAcY.
Ernest Harris, SO years old, of
III South Center av., will spend
the next year of his life in the
County Jail.
Mrs. Harris and her 4year-old
son will have to shift for them
selves.
Because Harris is degenerate
and tried-to seduce a 15-year-old
girl.
Harris met Elizabeth Thomp-
son of 408 S. Throop St, last Sat
urday night. He asked her to
meet him in Union Park Monday
night because he "had something
to tell her"
The girl went to meet Harris,
but before doing so she told her
brother, Alexander Thompson.
Her brother and friend followed
her when she. went to meet Har-
ris.
Harris was waiting for her in
Union Park. He suggested the
girl 60 with him to Douglas Park
She did so.
There Harris told her that he
loved her, that he intended to
give UP his wife for her, and that
he would do anything for her.
Il love you better than l ever
loved anyone before" he man told
the girl. I'D do anything for you.
: don't love my wife I'm going
to send her away to the country.
Then you can come and stay with
me-
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-28

block off, if he ever spoke to the
girl again.
Harris drew a knife and
stabbed Reynolds in the side, so
badly that seven stitches had to
be taken in the wound.
Harris was tried before Judge
Gemmill today. .Gemrnill said he
was going to make an.example of
the man.
This seduction of young girls
is becoming altogether too COM
mon in Chicago" said the court.
81 sentence you to one year in the
County Jail and fine you 500,
Harris. If could make it more 1
would"
Mrs: Harris is Is years old. She
lis broken-hearted over the discov7
cry of her husbands degeneracy.
She and her boy left today for her.
parents home down-state.
Harris was an employee of Ar
mour & Co. He made about So a
day, but left his wife nothing to
live on.
BITS OF NEWS
Baltimore, Md.-The B. & o.
railroad has forbidden its en-
ployes to keep late hours, and all
degrees of "high life" are put I'M
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-09-26
GEORGIA RAILROAD
EMPLOYEES VOTING
ON STRIKE ISSUE

AUGUSTA. GA, Sept. 26.-Balloting
began this afternoon among the con-
ductors, trainmen and yardmen of the
Georgia railroad to determine whether
or not there shall be strike ordered.
The conductors committee has been
holding sessions since September 10,
and a number of conferences have been
held with the officials Of the road in
regard to the adjustment Of certain
differences. All negotiations have now
come to an end, and a strike ballot has
been ordered. Vice President Gregg,
of the Order of Railway Conductors, is
here.
The trainmen and yardmen have also
been negotiating and no agreement has
been reached. The trainmen are com
posed Of flagmen and brakemen. If the
strike is ordered there will probably be
500 men out. The balloting will be
completed within a day or two.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-09-26
To SPEND ESTATE
TO PUNISH CAMP
Son of Slain Policeman Takes
Out Letters of AdminiStra-
ton for Fathers Property.

Edward s. Belding, of Augusta, son
of S A. Belding, the police officer slain
by j. w Camp, motorcycle policeman
a week ago, appeared in Fulton county
court of ordinary today and took out
temporary letters Of administration for
his fathers estate. Belding was ac-
companied by B. B. MCGOWAN, an Au-
gusta attorney
we expect to use part of the estate
to assist in the prosecution of Camp.
We will spend money to get him" ne
said
MCGOWAN asserted that he expected
to go over the case with Solicitor Hugh
Dorsey today. He will come to Atlanta
during the trial to assist Dorsey in the
prosecution
PTesentments against Camp will be
made to the grand jury at the next
meeting The jury is scheduled to meet
on Tuesday but because the criminal
division of superior court is in session
it may be postponed.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-09-26
WANT BOATS TO RUN ON
THREE GEORGIA RIVERS
DURING ENTIRE YEAR

MACON GA, Sept. 26-Sixteen
cities and towns on the Ocmulgee
Oconee and Altamaha rivers are repre-
scented by delegates to a convention be-
ing held here today in the interests of
improving the inland waterways Of
southeast Georgia Congressman Brant-
ley is expected this afternoon. He wired
last night that he was coming. The
representatives. here are from Haw-
kinsville Brunswick, Dublin, Lumber
CITY, Darien, Milledgeville Abbeville,
Oconee, Mount Vernon, Cooktown and
other places.
The convention will draw up a petit
tien memorializing congress to grant
an increased appropriation for the i'm
provement OF these rivers It is con-
tended that if the channels OF the
OcOnee and Ocmulgee. which unite at
Abbeviile and form the Altamaha, are
deepened, all-year navigation can be
maintained.
The convention was called by the
Macon Chamber of Commerce at the
request of shippers along the routes of
the rivers
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-09-26
CHAMBERS AIDS
To HOLD RALLY
First Central Meeting Of Nav.
orally Campaign at 0rpheum
Tomorrow Night.

The first central public mea,.
the mayoralty contest will be heI5 ~,
the Orpheum theater FRIDAY nigbt
s O'Clock in the interest of AIats.
Chambers.
Henry S. Johnson will preside and
Mr.. Chambers, j. r. Smith, lame.
Key and others will speak, accordi,-
to the announcement given out from
Mr. Chambers headquarters TODAY
James G. Woodward said TODAY tb,,
he was not depending on public mo-,
ings to win him the race. He said -.
issues of the campaign were before N.
people and that later develonno,.,
would determine the expediency of bis
public appearances
Steve r Johnston and DR.. Georea
Brown are optimistic. Mr.. Johnston
said the contest reminded him of tbs
fable of the two birds fighting over
mouse. They became so absorbed j.,
the contest that a third bird scoo,ed
down and carried off the prize
DR.. George Brown said he was ron
fident that no candidate would oct
majority on the first ballot and thor h.
would be one of the two highest to RIM
off the race.
Mr.. Chambers said that from news.
paper accounts he had noticed that Dr
Brown and Mr. Woodward were ad
dressing audiences outside the city. He
said he would like to have such tao.
tics explained to him.