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The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1912-05-03

Good work guaranteed. All in
quirieS promptly answered. s. "A.
Waiter, Il. K. No. l., Glenham,
S. ID.
Robert Marshall, of Isabel, last
week assumed possession of the f.
w. Post billiard hall, which has
been under the management Of A..
c.. Fuller for several months. The
News has not been advised of Mr..
F'uller's furure intentions.
j. A. Coffey, of Aberdeen, was
a Mobridge visitor on Tuesday.
Mr.. Cotfey purchased the big Han
rahan ranch in the neighborhood
of old Evalts several months ago,
and is looking after the seeding of
crops on the same. He will have
about $50 acres in crop this sea-
son.
Edward Swan, Oliver b. Eagle,
Bazile Claymore, Charles Jewett
and Moses Straight Head, the
members Of the Cheyenne River
Sioux delegation which visited
Washington, ID. c., to represent
the Indians regarding the opening
of the reservation, passed through
Mobridge last Thursday night on
their return home from the ma
tional capital. Their destination
was LaPlant.
Three years ago yesterday morn
ing, May 2nd, John G. Vawter as
sumed Charge of the Mobridge
postotfice and has been ION the
job every day since Sundays
and holidays and through the sum
mer's heat and winters cold
handling the peoples mail. This
is certainly an enviable record and
it gives The News pleasure to voice
the sentiment of the people of the
city in complimenting Mr.. Vawter
upon the excellent manner in
which he has conducted the affairs
of the Office.
The Guilds of st. Mark Episco-
pal church Of Aberdeen, S. D.,
have the exclusive sale Of the
Spring Festival tickets for this
season. Anyone desiring tickets
will notify Mrs. n. III. Wendell,
who will make reservations if de-
sired. The tickets are $3.50 for
the season and are transferable and
good for the four entertainments
June LIST and md. Tickets go on
sale May 25th, but out of town
reservations should be made before
that date. Mrs. n. II. Wendell,
Gil South Kline street, Aberdeen,
$. d.
+. j. Martyr arrived from Aber-
deem yesterday TO look after prop
erty interests. Mr.. Martyr has
two modern cottages under course
of construction in the Main Park
addition, and work on the founda-
tiOns of two more will be COM
menced on Monday Of next week.
Considerable Of the property in
Main Park addition is being sold,
the company's plan being to build
the houses and sell them on the
inStallment plan. Mr.. Martyr IN
forms The News that in the neigh
bOrhood Of twenty applications
have been filed for the purchase Of
property.
A change was made in the man
agement OF the MObridge House
Wednesday, E. f. Leech having
rented the property from A. Nj.
Japinga. Mr.. Japinga has pur-
chased the interest of his partner,
w. n. Phelps, in the Bridge City
Meat Market, which will require
the larger part of his attention in
the future. Mr.. Leech was man
ager of the Mobridge House several
months two or three years ago,
and is therefore familiar with the
business. That he will conduct an
up.to-date abode for the travelling
public goes without saving
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-05
CLUB WOMEN READY
TO VINO UP
SESSION


IN, mvsnlan Rsrala a. y. i.sasaa wlrsl
aan rfaneisco. July b.Tne General
Federation of club Wofn4n 1f the
ljnlted states which haN Deou m con-
fonflon here since Tuesday June 81
tl9 eencIudn iin sessions here thlA
evening. when Mrs. Philip N. Moore
e4H Surrender the preainence % Mrs.
pefek ". Fenuybackef, the newly
eicrsrd rAeeulite, and uit 'rtroarcr
the Other ueH officers, ."Hp Hiit guide
lnn dfallaIan ~ the federation 6ufluE
ne tnaulua two years.
tnfandfd IN the prpHFHn for the
CLOSING ony Wl'l be she fpp0ft IF the
eommifie6 IN resolutions. TAe ar
cent aunuortHrs of wDmaH fuHfR&F,
Hho aft deHigous of having tnt fefeEs
alton on0Dran the ISSUE eHuH ieHHiuN
lho uNIHnl Of ~ prestige 70 fhN rouees
All nof uulfe 30 hopeful lnHf their ef-
forts viii meei with success fnF the
denlEift vetf 5se % 4asov nleh
Mrs fenfybacksT of fAef,'n, 1ffer'
Wat elected president over her onpDu.
anl. hafa. phillip Cnrreneef. attorney
81 NeN York City. RltiegtH fnwpHuHd
their rirIis f0f = was s faFpeHs
tar. WHO nnrn TIE eva rf he Fifs,tIel'
taitie Hgne onl in an A4A444A het444
Ihe 6aneenlAnn IN favor af 4uHfaNN.
There ftmalua noW only iHn emporium
|Iit - mNkt motion iffH tNf uopf
Nl Ine convention % bNHalt % inr
N1pHnt fQ4 endofstmenl aaa iHAl HafiI
NoI'an u|ll uudoutiett ~ FEiNrIff
Ilf HHiIef ~ fff HHset fH'iff|
ANHoH8 I|H dfIngAle4
white Inf new pfefi0ank NtIiIFe4 NJ
~ nnlaN1 she 0IHfeH with Ht
haIHF1I4 of tie doiee1fe8 tl't nH,'t|
fN0I "A InnaylGnhlo ~ tnn'1Hii i'|I
l10fIal|en ka DE mpgemonA
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-05
BILL PROVIDES FOR
PRESIDENT
PREFERENCE
PRIMARY
Measure Introduced III Con.
gress Proposes the Party
Strength fs Basia for States
Representation in Conven-
tion.
VOTERS MAY INDICATE
FIRST AND SECOND CHOICE

lHy AyeHlnH iiernlA A. y. tssAeee WaFal
Wnehlnrion. July g. Hapfpaontn-
ave Norris ef Nebranaa today intro
ducec q hlll vhich hc DECLARED would
remedy the evils ot prealdenllal pfi-
msrlca
The Norris bin provides Tor iA-
tiDna convention for each party tho
fourth Monday IN lanr n eyrry
''presldentlal year In the consen-
ton ench suites representation weuld
be based IN 'hc party'n Atfenslh ~
THE state
Dflcnutes TO the convention would
be elected ~ primaries 10 bo held
the first Tuesday IA May, 3he reHusl
uf the primaries being certified ~
nlHla nfficsnla 10 shn hAcrnlAfy III thf
inieFipf who would chANAaa Tho totcn
Voters WAuld exnfess A frat and
second choice for presidential cnndi'
dates ana lbe candidate hhfiuH a ma
iurIiy ul tho first choice Fafrs, ~
eanyneEed bs the secretary ef the IN.
torlur. would hecomo tio aunlnee 81
his Marty
NJ acilon bY tho convention N re-
gard 10 the nominee Hnuld be nts.en
Aaft unless mono ~ tbs rHudldatei
recplfcd q mojprlff, ~ |niuh cns'
tie convention would nuniNNfr
Tho hIll would nut 80 into Nffnc
until lta plans have Hefn HceeHtrH HHg
laws Ia conformity with ID uaHsrn nl
az least twenty hiaIoN.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-05

TWENTY-FIVE BODIES
CLAIMED BY FR1EKDs


.1I|- T.-.l-lIs- II--.II a u 4|lTII11 rl1ee4
Y s,...,..t.,.
1nYhnH ~ 8@if p ~ tNr"A.
fivp or me Ffotina ~ me wreck
voeiefdat an fho i.attauahnn rail-.
~, l.s.... ,.l...t.tt,ll a,,A .lutenm
,r-.' - ... =.
e.IN await '4epti.l siFnf y"
hi'Ntfa ana titUt ~ NotN'1
hpttf- -pnp pettpnH Wffn Fst,ea ~"
i.ttS-pnt mlrfr9 ~ tee e.'....g.'.. e.,..t1. -.
uHt oHf tHts,''hinr, t ~ ~. !.
wet nnoN ii tne eafiy hours ot me
nplnlnE -.
MfM liouN fftrAmtn ~ rev u0. ~
whose body wax taken - Htiak ~. ~
eae fecQHn'tfa mere ~ n4f NfN.s,a.' '..'
81 ine lnlusca, ~, y. .a'.'n' 44,'t' .,.,,s.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-05
ELHS MAY RESTORE
G0AT rs PARI
Of INIIIAIION
ceremony
Lodges in Small xowns Gone
plain That Quitting Out the
Rough Stuff Depgivos Them
Of Innocent Meltimenl.


tag Eesuina lIsrnia A r. Heease Wtre1
Portland, Ore. 4ols Tna lndlr-
larry eonmluee 6f s1& Afana iodsa
=. p o. n. made ~ lhird attempt
and the ritual commlaife ia ahoend
attempt 10 set down 10 business to-
day lsosh. howeves Hdlsafned Wllh-
out lransactlne amy Du>snraa owing 70
the numerous dlveralons attendant on
the Fourth OF July.
One OF tho Important questions lioe
fore the ritual comm|I1el. Il was io9fne
90, VIII be- 10 Consider the 4fthnieb~
llshnenl of the "N1Hi ~ part of
the Initiation eereWunIna hiding
the goat al the hnn1EI 1t flie big asif
lodges. WAS abolished |sHl ytsg ID iha
strand lodge oonyeAllnn Hl Atlantic
City ON The arnunN ~ "a lack 0f dig
nifty. Some uf The nuNra ln an1ai,
citlos and towns Oenhnd that ID b.
to-eaianilahod Ra ndrf QI the ritual.
These lodges deelaga i44f the ohRnHo
removed a deverlIaNm*nt which ~
small places where eRi,Ienmoslla arc
not numerous aplfhrfA0 materially
from the social Side ~ fhe order,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-05

INyUNcTl0N ORDERS
10 BIZ LOCKED INTO

fnr Evo4ann uekaid a. r. Lessee wsseB
rratfIr. nly k--Hita ~ IAs prl-
tbfs detectives and bartender witnea,
ses dlspdand nf ine house judiciary
snb.eommIltoe when ), mes soday was
stIli far from lhe end Of ~ EFFORT to
learn wheihqr United states District
Judge c. r. liaHfbr1 VAS sungtlrg
from lnfoa|fnt'nt ~ physical WeaFl-
ifefR aud lnNfuliIes when, eccerdlnN,
10 teailmony he notpd on tlio aircut
earn. noAlk%s n court and wtrered ~
hik walk.
THa tsn,mlttaetnen "A conference
with lienioFd'a altofntYr aoclaeed that
hfueeIorih onl4 those witnesses wcuid
be called Whofn she nummIllec knew
could g1te tealimpnf bearlnH directly
on the subject nnuof inVoaliHntl0n.
undpe this ruling Witnesses who
anve nnon overheard In private con-
yernationa 10 diacuDe Judge tInnforan
habits wtH not 81 called without
wrrnsun and on ne other hana sit
noaessfa Whoho nnmt1 are handed %
che committne by Hanferd'e rounael
na competent % testify % the judgo'a
habits, WIN not % eupputnnDd un-
lem they have had qxcopsloneI 0pp0r-
tunil3na of uhnnfpufion a. unless they
nromiso lentimnaY rclailne directly 10
The chnrstn. "A ~ e1peeied that al
of today will be HIven up q the ac-
cuhatl0n of iRsDxlr2tl0ns
The auhs2onmilfee VIII ntNk take
|un the lniunelionH Ispuot BY Judge
IInnf0ra Ib the n1+cnIlon Hnsner Val-
ley single fnfa nRhl. Tho FAesrnin|ng
order lsssftd by luQNe Ilanford ~ the
alitepd coI|usivt suit uf ine TRUSTEES
@t tn9 es4s'le. ssst.teM H'.e . ,,v'.'.,sf, Ky
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-05
N0IOR6lBElSl
IS INSTANTLY
KILLED On
TRACK


tny r.uensnn nstais =, ,. i.snsrs sgtrsp
shli fake ills. JulS g Coins MY
mlles al honr. rnosorc,cie llew the
mosordems ltatk at wandarere lest
nlgat. dashed ~ rider, HARRY a..
Davis. 10 death. broke on an elretrsu
light pole. thfoNlnn the park into
durkners ard ran ameck among tho
spectators II lAo eraudssana. lnjurlns
seven.
Those lniprSa wetu
Kiss El.IkAnErH sIEpAHp.
cIIAnLEs 4. ROLfINa. travelling
salesman. face nui and ehest bruised,
GRACE CUNNINGHAM, Jaw broN.
en- aud hoad nnl
Ailsa El.l1ABEKh JolINsON. note
broken,
MISS ELvA THonaEis. bruised
MRS. ANNIE CARTIER. bruised
and cot.
l'nldentlnnd man. Jaw brokon ana
cpncunslOn of brain.
II wea on the track On which Henry
Potter wna Killed fhfNt weeks ago
tilns Davis met his fnlt. fdko Potter
fe Wnn attemulluR - pnNa a ctmpetlr
Tor IN race when ~ Hast coutrol ~
his machine. II climbed the Hlde -
tnp saucer uuEunruno ~ u MT fNn
p6lo Davis wnh nufIcf oGninas she
Rionn ol tho arg llnht nMd with flio
glngn clntterlng hflef him ala twonfy
feei nlonR The top of the sr8cA and
lhtn rolIod down the Incline.
The nnknoWn man WnA ldouttne1
ihIa morning in Arthur r. canpbeiI,
ronk a. the Douglas hu9pltAl. His
|cendiflon and that ~ Miss Cunning
hnm IA 80 aeyloun thuf the death uf
each n gxpeafnd mpmensnfily, both
WE'RE Np1onscIou ~ noon'
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-05
WILSON HES|TkTEs
TO ANNOUNCE HIS
PREFERENcEF0R
CHAIRMAN
MAnOO MAY HANDLE
FUNDS OF CAMPAIGN

fuF alpnRlna uerela a. =. l.snaed Wiret
eRaasrt N J.. July b-0oyofnof
Wilson'S mimi n Htlll 'llke an open
h0oh|r 20 quote him eNnetiy on hin
cHr1rt fpr chairman 0f the peme.
cratic Rational committees. ilo sAlu
today ~ would not decide until tNe
with regard q things Of TIM,
noFf.n Ne Hnil, "A never make W my
pliuN until I unnounCo my deelsinn.|
When l1ufe ~ question like lkia ~
decide l|Bton % ali arguments nud
tnen HfNun Y ~ my own nina AZ
present my mind y IN the midst pf
William q. McAdoo NJ New YofA,
mtle choice of 0overnor Wilngn tar
tfrhnuIhF pl the rpminiilee. nA0 q
long rnniffonue with The zovqfAQ1
during the forenoon. AZ llH Oont
clu4lu1 the governor admitted lnht
Aif c1apc's same had been sue
EeateH MIN N that cOnnortloH ana
that No had no choice at present TOR
Lainr ln thn day Governor wslaon
had alh with Josephua Daniels and
iiqhatl ftuuapeih. naliunAl upW'
mltietmtn from North Carolina ana
NeN HHlHUVt respectively
ou8pfHpF WiiHpn aaid he had aHiEed
Judge Hfufarun, chairman 81 thN
lewNffHf|r state cofhmltiee of No"
Jersey p invite FORMER United NietnN
Senal4f sames Smith Jr, and James
MONDAY With the other members %
lhe New Jersey delegation 70 heiti-
more
Fuflsef deiaib calne BOT today 81
hoR aHitaa 81 IHathRd uf AaA toFA 4Aa
selenA4N - lhe maetina place 4i ne
pemacf4tIe nallnnal committee july
~ 1NH sHaEfftlpn nf NnttLNvI
When Although several eesIetn
IcnmN'finNIurn had anferd upon HtN
YORK. I ao4arnor asked lhnf gNl.
paaN selected ~ he had pN0u an
piafa southern ana western fnIfr
lmlliNNNINn that many meWNerN
fwpuiN "a represented uy D4UN|tH "A
New York These Hnrn. he Huo iHIH
coulo Apf wopia bf present. q 0h''
Wb.N Norman E. Mack % kle Az.
pnnll4 81 thalftann. flrst annoNnnte
ltn0k HHN fAfh hnd oten h41NNlHA
I5oeNNf| nAn|Eh ~ Martin raFqlinH
land I#0 aaiHru ouummlfieFu'Hf
usnt |T Mack
Itnf daDleA. fhFr lnla hlH,
l''rNN I4tn noMbefH won nAN|
ilrH ~ Wy npHf nnA come eReA N
eof 4N1as Wf Maek fhuIitH
hatt NN fRc|tA IN io annunNHF IH'
AftI' ~ NNI|fman NaN| N|
lWHA E|I tE Nltt f1ItI New IuIk
NNN|Ala lalH ula NaNf NFfFt'
n tf4HF0| WIIANH
Nt N.f lN@ N0mM'fI44
M II pf#N # HI HHH
lN Hf R''
N H #| 0E
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-05

try nvsnlns klsrala a. y. I.sszsa wsssi
Seasfit n. ", July 8. Governor
Wilson has Expressed hle great graft
ticetlSn al the' statement issued this
week By Governor chase Osborn of
Michieau, ln which Mr, Osborn, who
wHe one of lioosevsIl'a slannchess
Fuppurters derlnfed chat ia view 81
The nomlnation of wilson there was
no need ~ n third party. the leNup be-
Ing clearly between Wall street and
Wilson
"ania " very inlCrenlIna, indeed,
Governor wilson ealo, alter reading
Governor Daborna Statement.
~ just don'i know what Ga any
about Il expept that h II most MEnlfl'
cant. Osborn n man 0f force, ne
knows his own mind. Whnl he aaiu
amlIIIed me greatly particularly
wRat NJ said about me-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-05
BRITISH ANAT0RS
Dashed TO DEATH
seaFgeans and Captain Drop
-Four Hundred Feet While
Making Experiment At Nil.
itafy Enoampment.


Salisbury pmlR. HG,Nnua. Iulg E-,.
CapialH NJ ~ Lorraine and NofNonnl
Major Wllspu ~ lhH army flying
rnrfif were filicd 81 H8fHlnE while
flying over the HffFf military w
eHfnnfHr1f here
They were taking fhnlr Usual early
morning pfaCllCr and flfc acronlanf
bad fnaenfd a heiaHt " 500 fafl
when Ihe machine l0i ilH nNloncl
turned aser and tolI 81 lhe roadway
Hefaenni Major Wl|Non was KILLED
Instantly. hut CAPITA afaIhr lived +
Fhprt li,fitI although Hh Mad nno0n'
|geiQne whfn PICKED ~
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-05

fHnu FrauoIseu. July g. Bits.
fnreh rInlf i1nrker og newer pn-
llonalIY known ua q aulIfHfe WofkoI
ailN NluN Wou1niL WRn Operated spot
shortly before noon lnoay IpF at in.
spfl|ufI nlsSiruallon wh|rt NN4 ofAaad
ari,t HflfMuAlIun siiit4 AtI Nom
nNN NnH said "a aNH n4N||EaI1sI|
Whele rho " pelIeni that g HNH iqq
oafls ~ nsuN9 any pftalNilPrf
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-05
ofozco's Army Flsea n 1iaaEp
der Before Victorious Foabr.
al Column Undsg General
Easrta


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retntati.a IL nn4Irs lNn1aa4 - Na
n. ~, ,'.' '...,., y. .... n -
pfe's".e I" t''s,A.t ft.''
concentrated InItNN NeH NN *r#NI
n,avenanf "a lna fthtf nf.1 katN4
y, 49,, .'...l.'., - h. IA. ..|... f. ...
- "-F' F.-tN M
wns fpnH'uf'4 p 8'INti'' I.tN.
tnltffVnlN H4tN .|I4.
uoftntfH MRtIRN. f4HF "
tRf fNtfNtu4# lNlN8 tNF
YspInltf ~ rAfNNNf'Ht tl'H RN9'
QprN4'ta nNffl tNN 'I.IN t4H FIX
WAS over Is N4N tHHtftNN N|-fI N Il.
lepNle WpNiN N0 HsNt H1*t"N .'
4nN1&r NINtARHN a q
W'itp ~ NNN4N '|NN" "2tl 4
npIuk a NnH FItF4t|N FL 3@4@'s ".
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tiANinK NnNNN
.nt ttft0N'Nt M |'N f
nriuNt4 14INNNN I'4IN' 'i'Ntk H||..'f |''#
it4k nHi5,N ~
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N'N4'l NtHI'H| ~ "Nlt|f '''' |'..'t |''t.
Nphtt now N4h N4tNIft 'H
|Hf'pA ~ NN.tNI.[ l|.Ns.|.
N4HN AZ tfH0' same ~
lnlnlsn, taNtat
pN3s',.' \ .as
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-05
AMERICAN MARINES
. CLASH WITH THE
POLICE AT
PANAMA


lIlY HveHlaN E2eFaId 4. n kisNHtA VIII
Panama. July b.~'The report of a
seIfoua hrnwi between the NNHNnR
police and q number of the Unitet
hlataa nnrlnea while ihe Ane4.rtua
mare celebrating the Fourth % July
laNA night " ecniirmed
A nRht Occurred iu3r IN fnF evening
.rlfa ttn rcNnit tnaf one A4nefiran.
ia W.. nepiH. was aiiiad. two AffiAfs
cnm ulatlnaa and Ak nQI0iarf bol0nn.
Ing "a the Tenth infantry regiment ~
well a. two American riNIflAnh htIe
Nnnndnd Two Fan4ma FOiiceIne'l
alan ~Hfe wounded.
Tho unlied States ioealioH a infaa.
llaailun ihe mattel
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-05
To-Day IN CONGRESS-


Mnb nl Nupu,
Took 90 calendar.
Adioufned AZ iaiso until npon
Saturday
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-05

eaaa4 ofan1os. Mea'eo tei9 A.t
fehtla under Hanett| NalA4Af, Nftir
fnnnllnh fNe vRnaunfh uf the MalIf Z
rnfio army haas begun - tEgfrfIfr
thln fesf.si. T1Nirr Hricn< t-
AiaaFirane tUd f4fh.44nFh VS.
cfanyd Today With lNf IHNf'1n'l ne I.I
of &. u. HoiIInkHNUff4. ftrR #ff e.
tha general store ~ AtttteNa AuN
l3nadinu hure. wnNH ne frfuHto "
e,Va lhn rehela supplies Thep loeeep
I84 store.
psmanun have heen maae rpoh
Rfnfnon rnfgnisfs for hnFHtH Hiln F4as
a.niont. When lIle masu nnftleu 2.
lhh rebel nrdI4 oNnkfunH tIIe rfNlpr
Al IA feared trouble MlN f44Nlls FtI
hundfnd c4fllo AlHNHN4 nAV+ nNHn
ceullfealnd ~ lkp tpEnit itpW ftS''
dents.
Aione che entire Moa|a0 NQlInWtsl
nfn falIfnnd. HAnfN tNH RnNn|H #Is
aafileTad. thefe Is q NeHAtIt AHNt
Ina 1f nttfeufnfH r. ~ one
TON 20 Who' ehtFruiF we
rebel army fHrf ~ " ~ f7Vf'.'F
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-08-21
Poultry, Pet and Live Stock

rieties Of general purpose fowls make
more economical gains in fattening than
the Mediterranean class, such as Leg
horns
?. The use Of portable feeding batter
les is more easily adapted to vary con-
ditions. involves less labor, and turns
the birds out in better condition than
the stationary batteries.
3. Low grade wheat -four is a more
economical feed than oat flour in fat
tening rations for chickens at the pres
ent prices Of grain.
a. It took an average of 326 pounds
of grain to make one pound of flesh
which cost 40 cents. while the aver
age cost Of feed and labor per pound of
gain was 9.09 cents.
>. The cheaper gains were made in
the shorter periods (seven or eight
days. and by the light chickens.
6. Hens make poorer gains than
chickens in crate feeding, and are less
profitable to fatten.
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Farms For Sale.


FOR sALE-145%4 aero farm six miles
from cambridge; 100 acres open land,
practically stumpedi siX-room house,
and cross 0S fenced ED Bearing SP pecan tTees
and fruit in abundance Excellent neigh
borhood, Price 81 $50, on easy terms For
further information address w. O. F1em-
ing, cambridge, ca. 39S-17
700 ACRES, TWO miles from Warthen, i've
from Chalker on public road and on
railroad; has side track, six houses beside
barns, etc, telephone, free delivery NAH;
about 500 acres open balance good tim
to town, must sell. 4 x Chamlee
Owre". Warthcn, Ca. S16-27
ONE OF the prettiest homes and best
farms in the state is on the market
Two hundred and ten acres lying along
public road and railroad from Warthcn,
Washington county, to Marvin sidetrack
one mile out In sight and hearing Of
leading Baptist and Methodist churches
and Warthen high school an eight
roomed dwelling we'll built plastered
and painted, pOrChes running three sides,
three large substantial barns and about
forty handsome shade trees surrounding
the scene where the Sparta and Davisboro
public road crosses the SanderSvile and
Mitchell public road. Four good tenant
houses public ginnery. private shop side
track and good business location
one hundred and sixty acres In cult
walton, just broken enough to drain. has
been owned, petted. rotated. fortified
THIRTY YEARS TT KNOWS NOT
FAILURE IL PRODUCTIONS. one hun
dred acres Of this land Is superior to the
average gardens Of Georgia. Three miles
Of fences inclose good pasture and a dozen
small fields connecting barns with run
ming water.
It's about twenty miles south Of the
RED HILL SECTION" has a stiff red
clay suhson, light grey surface, which
combined the virtues Of these two sec
tions Of Mother Earth good water and
lands easily cultivated Joins the farm
where Warthen set the worlds record for
production of cotton 70 single acre It's
clear Of stumps and rocks and has no
objectionable grasses Has been offered
for sale but once in THIRTY YEARS and
then at administrators sale Surrounded
by lands that haven't changed hands
munity Of high bred. intelligent people
who have led the state in Agriculture a
hundred years. Under the pressure Of
the hour fifty collars per acre will buy II
A. X. Chamlee, owner, Warthen, &c
S-l5-2s
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Real Estate for Sale or Exchange.


FOR sALE-My 1915 equity in four-room
house, IN Capitol View; lot 100 by 100;
east front; nice shade; close to cars and
churches; sl,125 against It at S26 IS per
1915 cash, and will take anything Of value
for balance of my equity to the amount
of $500 Mr. Smith. Main 1855. s20-3S
WILL SELL or exchange for city proper
~, beautiful country place; gas light ed
house and barn: 20 acres land two
springs; on Marietta car line; price 50, 600
Call Main 2405-J. Address Charles r
Cook $50 South Boulevard 7-Sl-27
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Farms for Rent.

FOR RENT-Twelve-a acre truck and dairy
farm, almost in edge OF town and I'm 200
feet Of paved boulevard; nice house; good
school facilities etc. Call at Auburn
ave. 92-8-20
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For Exchange-Real Estate.


EXCHANGE equity in new five room
house In Copenhill for north side va
cant lot. House, care Georgian SS-s- e
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Real Estate Wanted.

WANTED-Three or four-room negro
house; must pay well on investment
Address Box $40 care Georgian. 54-S-2 20
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Real Estate For Sale.
w. A. Foster & Raymond Robson
Real Estate Rem ting Loans
Bell Phones 103032 Il Edg ewood Atlanta Phone

FOR SALE.
2S6 OAK STREET, corner Bunker: nice
five room cottage with eight-foot hall;
lot Is 5lxl50 to an alley. Remember this
Is a corner. Price, $500 on easy terms.
A LOVELY HOME of six rooms in Kirk
wood, The lot is perfect-three street
fronts, beautiful shade, 196x350 house
fronts east. This is a bargain; good rea-
son for selling; will take $4,000 cash to
handle this. Price, %.750. See Mr. Dews.
ON GORDON STREET and a good cor
ner, we have a dandy six-room bun
galow; Just completed. Price, SIS, 500 on
terms. See Mr.. White
ON VANNOY STREET, close to South
Decatur and East Lake car line. a little
home no improvements, but are coming
soon. Nice east front lot 50x147. Price,
-. 200; easy terms. See Mr.. Dews
ON EAST FIFTH STREET we have a
lovely house of eight-rooms; has all
improvements and furnace heat. The
house is artistically finished inside; large
closets. Price, $4,000; easy terms. See
Mr.. Dews.
ON W PEACHTREE, close in, we have
splendid home of nine-rooms; beau
tiful lot; everything in perfect condition.
Price, 81, 900. See Mr.. Eve.
IT YOU HAVE MONEY To IT,
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Railroad Schedule.
RAILWAY.

DOO L IEENN NALL w y ! d.
premier CARRIER OF THE SOUTH.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF
PASSENGER TRAINS, ATLANTA
The following schedule figures are pub
Nshed only as information. and are not
guaranteed:
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Real Estate For Sale.

SIX ROOM bungalow in the best part Of
West End. lot 46x150, will sell on easy
terms or trade Joe Buchanan, rs West
Mitchell street. b-ZO-2O