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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-28

Also at the same time and place. the
following described personal property, to-
wit: one chiTonier, one box. G, T.. b o.,
two steel springs, two w. bed heads two
T. bed feet. one T. board. lot Stats three
table leaves, one easel, &, o., one X
cupboard, glass door, one bale shades and
poles, two iron bed rails. one small fold
ing screen, eight pictures one H. mirror
one W $. mirror. one chflOnier mirror
one chess folding table one bench. two
W. bed rails. one box c. C., one refrig-
orator, two mattresses, one mattress, b.
o., one sewing machine, one washstand
one dresser G.. t.. one trunk g. c.. b. O..
seal 1921 one dining table, one kitchen
table. one gO-cart one fire fender. one
small mirror. two childreus chairs one
nurse rocker, one piano stool, one zinc
tub. one small screen. one rocker, b. o.
Levied upon ass the property ~ Mrs T.
j. Chambers to satisfy "A waTeuOuscman' s.
lien issued from the Fulton superior court
in favor Of John i. WoOdside VS.. the said
Mrs. T. t. Chambers
Also III the same time ana Liace. the
following described personal property. to-
wit: one foot tub, e.. t.. one wash
stand. one small table. five bed Stats.
three mattresses two iron BED rails. one
kitchen table one g. :. chair. one child s.
reed rocker, two nurse rockers. ono center
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-AIso, al the same time and place. the
following described personal property to-
wit: one l.. c. Smith typewriter and
cover Levied upon as the property of
Atlanta lodge No 523, Loyal order of
Moose, to satisfy a f. ia. issued from
Fulton superior court in favor of r. NJ
Rose Company for use vs.. the said At
lanta lodge, No. 523. Loyal order Of
Moose. and 4. .. Sanningtnn
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-28

TO LEASE OR SELI-Four- horse farm
or any portion, with water power grist
mill and gin For quick trade easy terms
Ga. 57-2e-12
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Real Estate For Sale.

JOHN A. BoYKIN. Attorney. ELL,
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j. CALEB CLARKE.
HUGH l.. LUTTRELL.
Attorneys l2-7-tl
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MRS ELLA 3 GlFFEN.
ENecutriX of the WIN of K. *. Giffep De
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Also at The same time and place, the
following described personal property. to-
wit: one Pope Hartford automobile, reg
lister number 2008; and also one Interstate
model automobile, model No. 80, car num-
Der 1890, Levied upon as the property of
Q. NJ. Sutton to satisfy n. "a issued
from the city court of Atlanta in favor
of Allen w RenfreW and Vincent ]
Hurley VS.. the said O. Nj. Sutton This
property being difficult and expensive to
transport ii viii not be brought to and
exposed before the court house door on
the day of sale, but can be seen and ex-
ahmed at the garage of Pinson G. Jar
Wis Company. 81 Ponce DeLeon place, in
the city of Atlanta. Ga.
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TWO or three young ladies' can get room
and board in private family; rates reas-
enable references. Phone Main 2S0-J.
O''@ I2-2G-2e
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Furnished Rooms Wanted

COUPLE wants furnished steam heated
room North side. Address H., Box
1872, Atlanta. 532S-12
WANTED-F Furnished room by two bust
ness ladies with privilege of parlor Give
telephone number. Address +. s.. care
Georgian. 12-2S-17
WANTED-Two or three furnished rooms
for light housekeeping, in Hapeville or
East Point. E., Box S22, care Georgian.
35-27-12
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Furnished or Unfurnished Rooms
Wanted

>~---o~-~~~-~~~-~~~-~~>~~ ~>~-~~~~>-~~e>~~-~~~
WANTED-Furnished or unfinished
rooms, convenient to Capitol avenue and
Inman Park car. Board optional. Must
change by January I. Address Mrs. Alex
ander. 106 Sinclair avenue. 122S-2
WANTED-By refined couple who can
give best of references. two. three or four
furnished or unfurnished rooms, new or
practically new, with private bath, steam
heated, for light housekeeping in best
neighborhood. Distance no object. P. Q.
Box 1856 12-27-16
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IF YOU WANT to find something Of some
value to you, read the Business Guide
OF Atlanta" in the first two columns OF
the want ad pages of The Georgian each
day.
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Also at the same time and place. tie
following described property, to- wit: All
that tract or parcel Of land lying and
being in the city Of Atlanta, in land lot
fourteen 90, of the Fourteenth G4th)
district Of originally Henry, now Fulton
county, Georgia, and more particularly
described as follows: Beginning at a
point on the southeast side OF Wayery
way one hundred and seventy G70l feet.
more or less, northeastwsrdly from the
corner Of Waverly way and Elizabeth
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Farms For Sale.

FOR SALE OR RENT TWO HORSE
FARM, WITH GOOD IMPROVES
CONVENIENT TO CHURCH
AND SCHOOL p. O. BON 20, FOR
SYTH,' GA, 60-28-12
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THIRTY TWO acres, improved, one mile
east of Stone Mountain; 1900 feet on
Georgia railroad, $4,000; will exchange for
city property. w. H. S Hamilton, De
catur, Ga Phone Decatur Alb. 12-24-3
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Also at the same time and place me
following described property, to-wt: All
that tract or parcel of land lying and be-
ing in land lot one hundred and nine t10D.
of the Fourteenth G4th) district of Full
ton county, Georgia, beginning on the
south side of West Mitchell street seven
ty-f1ve (75) feet west of Jeptha street
thence running west along the south side
of West Mitchell street forty-siX (46) feet,
thence south ninety-six 1867 feet, thence
east forty-siX t46) feet, thence north
nnetysix $3.50 feet. to the beginning
point; Also all that tract or parcel Of
land lying and being in land lot one hun
dred and nine 109), and in the Four
teenth G4th) district of Fulton county,
Georgia, being lot number forty-six (46)
of the plat of Goode, Fountain and FL
ner, dated May 10, 1888 commencing on
the east side of Jeptha street one hun
dred and seventy-tive G75) feet north Of
the northeast corner of West Mitchell and
Jeptha streets and running north forty
(4O) feet, running thence parallel with
West Mitchell street one hundred G001
feet, thence south forty (40) feet, thence
west one hundred 900 feet to beginning
point Levied on as the property Of J. O.
Hembree to satisfy a fl. ia. issued from
the city court of Atlanta in favor of B.
F. Byfield VS.. the said j. O. Hembree
The two above tracts of land subject to a
mortgage in favor Of Atlanta Banking and
Savings Company. Tenant in possession
notified.
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T7T0 OR THREE gentlemen can secure
hoard at Is Brotherton street. Phone
Main 2052. bS-28-12
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THE best help obtainable IN every line
can be easily gotten by consulting the
Situations. Wanted" columns of The
Georgian. Mr.. Business Man and
Woman-the party that can fiji that po-
sition you have open is addressing you
in the situations Wanted" columns this
very day 12-5-12
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Rooms and Board.

COON AND BOARD for couples or gen
(teTen: steam heat; fine location. 442
5,.srbtree Ivy 1862. 12-2S-TO
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Office Space For Rent.

FOR RENT-Office IA by 16. Apply Ed
CARS Garage, "a and SO Auburn avenue.
12-2S-52
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FOR SALE-Fifty acres land, new house
and barn; two miles from Palmetto
Apply to w O. Keith & Son, Palmetto,
Ga. 12-27-24
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NEW siX-room bungalow, prettiest and
best built in Decatur, and well worth
81, $50 | must sell at once and will accept
ceptable as part pay W. r. S. HamiI-
ton, owner, Decatur, Ga. Phone Decatur
Alb 12-24-2
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Legal Notices.

south parallel with Myrtle street one hun
dren and ninety Q90) feet, more or less,
to the north line Of lot number one no.
y, Of said block; thence west one hun
dred (l00) feet to Myrtle street: thence
north along the east side Of Myrtle street
one hundred and ninety $3.50 feet TO the
point of beginning Levied upon as the
property Of John d. Muldrew to satisfy
fl. ia. issued from the city court Of
Atlanta In favor OF CORTLAND S. VIM
and +, H. Jordan as executors Of the es-
tate of Sarah H. VIM, deceased. vs. the
said John u. Muldrew. a deed for the
purpose Of levy and sale having been
executed, filed and recorded as required
by law. Tenant In possession notified
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HAVE a bargain for you; eight-room
house, twO-roOm servants house. on
South Boulevard, near Grant park lot
100 by 1870; east front Easy terms
Randall, PIT Temple Court building
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GEORGIA Fulton County
BY virtue of an order OF the superior
court Of Fulton county. Georgia, passed
on the goth day Of November. 1911. IN the
case Of f. r. Belcher, guardian Of j. L.
honeywell Jr, vs. Mrs Cora Honeywell
No. 26i28 Fulton superior court. the same
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For Sale or Exchange-Real
Estate.

>1~~~~-~y~--->---~~~-~y
WILL TRADE negro renting property
worth $4,000 for good purchase money
notes, Address Business, Box 205, care
Georgian. 53-26-12
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Desk Space For Rent.

DESK, chair, typewriter, phone. In good
location, for rent, $40 per month. Phone
Main 2059. 1913
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CHOICE lot on west side, worth $3.50 to
$3.50; $3.50 cash gets IT. Lot Owner
Box S12, care Georgian. 90 3-12
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The Albany Power and Manufacturing
Company has applied to the railroad COM
mission of Georgia for the approval OF an
issue Of 5000, 900 preferred stock, and the
said application has beeu set for hear
ing before said commission at it's offices
in the state capitol, Atlanta, Ga. at 10
o'clock a. m. on Thursday. January 10,
1913. JOSEPH S. DAVIS
Secretary and Treasurer Albany Power
and Manufacturing Company. 1886
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FIRST CLASS room and board. Call Ivy
96g4-J. 12-28-53
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UNFINISHED Rooms Wanted.

-,---@->~-~->~->l~>~--. ---~----~--I--ll~-
WANTED-By mother and daughter,
three first floor rooms or half of cot
tage; not more than S12. NJ v. care
Georgian. 12-29-59
The searchlight., 1912-10-18

work done that caused ms eneuies
to assuNe that great expense
had been incurred
Now let us see what happened
after Sheriff Stephens perfected
his cleanup system Beginning
where we lett oil a, the end oi his
first fourteen months, from March
1, 1919, to September 1, 1919. a
period of six months, his expenses
are s., o6, an average OF sos.
81 per month. Therefore an aver.
age Of Stephens last six months 10
$3.50. DO cheaper rnan the average
of his first fourteen months, and
sS2S IT per month cheaper than
the average OF Small's last thirteen
months.
Small's expense account Tor the
last month he was in Office was
sI,223.43. with nothing more than
usual business OF the Office There.
fore it is only reasonable to sup
pose that was the average rate OF
the Office expense at the time he
turned II over to his successor.
Taking that as a standard, saying
nothing of the increase OF the bust.
ness OF the Office. Sheriff Stephens
has saved Valley county in a peri
cd OF twenty months just 50, 646 So
or enough to build one oi our best
steel bridges over Milk river
These items OF expense were
taken direct from the record book
OF the proceedings OF the county
where the shenH's
expense accounts are recorded,
and we defy the refutation OF these
statements.
We bring this matter before the
public early in the campaign so as
to give anyone time to look the
record up and refute these figures
il they find them incorrect, but we
shall insist that they do il now and
not wait until the cay before elec.
ton and then scatter a LOT OF cir
culars misrepresenting facts over
the county as was done two years
ago.
We maintain that Sheriff Steph-
ems has made the most efficient
and least expensive sheriff this
county has ever had, and the re-
cords bear us out in the state
ment.-Valley County Independ-
eut.
The searchlight., 1912-10-18
sa. % PER YEAR

almost all the cssdldasss on the Bull Moose
ticket is no, q novics u the game lie is
a fluent speaker. hes 6ne address and
was applauded frsqssatly. Pc argument
and ideas presented wssd the same
as presented by sssssos 1~es. his Re
publican opponsas. q the Republican rally
last week. Both have been Progressive
Republicans for masy years. and both are
for a square deal and the rule OF the peo-
pie. The speech a one cou'l come sp-
propriately from the mouth Of the ether.
with this difierence. Seuator Meyers is
still Progressive Republican and believes
that primary laws. the reduction Of the
tariff. the reform oi Judicial proceedings
and all the other reform laws which the
Progressive Republicans advocated can be
best worked out shroash the publican
party which initiated them and has carried
them through in many states.
Mr.. Horkan. on the other hand. while
he advocates the same reforms in legsla.
ton ,ha, he did while he was a Republican
Office holder. has broken away from that
party and rs helping Roosevelt to divide
the reform forces. Which weakens the cause
and will ultimately dslay their domination
in politics.
The searchlight., 1912-10-18
BULL MOOSE RALLY.
George A. tiOrkan. Candidate tor
Congress. Tells Republicans
Why They should Vote
for Teddy

Al the bull Moose Rally in the Opera
iiail on Monday evening about half the
seats in tn" hall we're filled AID many Re.
publ,cins aad frw democrats were pres
rnt. probably out OF curIoSiiv
Aitorne, W u. Sands If chinool vas the
hrSt speaker. and promised. like all the
other candidat-s Tor Judge that u elected
he would work longer hours on the bench,
pay less attention to technicalines and was
Tor economy in court business.
George Meicalf. candidate for Secretary
OF State. like most Of the Bull Moose can.
didates. has been an office holder under the
Republican banner and proiessed to know
the political ropes from the ground up
Tie Is an elderly man. a jolly fellow and
has large capacity for the good things Of
life.
u NJ. Mcintyre OF Glasgow. one oi our
local bull moosers. and candidate for state
representative from Valley County, spoke
briefly and modestly in favor Of the new
party.
Judge George w. Farr of Miles City.
candidate for Associate Justice Of the
Supreme Court. after saying that the ludic-
larry should he non-part,san. went on and
made red hot political ,peech in favor Of
the Bull Moose party He also knows the
political game, having been an active ben.
eheiary OF the Republican party for many
years.
George A. Horkan. candidate for Con.
gress, was the principal speaker. lie like
The searchlight., 1912-10-18

The successful battle which Charles N
Pray. Montana's Representative in Con
gress, waged in behalf of the ,hree-yea
homestead law. is sufficient to entitle him
to the vote Of every citizen of he state had
he no other recommendation. That how.
ever. is only small part of the excellen,
congressional record which brought him
the nomination for reelection Hundreds
of residents in every part Of the state will
vouch for the promptness with winch Mr.,
Pray has attended to the interests of Mon.
iana people at the capitol. Six years in
The searchlight., 1912-10-18
VOL. XI. NO. a6.


On the grid Of this month petit
ton containing the names OF 752
signors was filed with county Clerk
and Recorder. w. b Shoemaker,
asking for the segregation Of Val
ley county and the forming OF a
new county out of the east end Of
this county, the division line be-
tween the two counties, as we un-
derstand it, to be the range line
running north and south about halt
way between Frazer and Oswego.
At the meeting Of the board Of
County Commissioners Wednes-
day, the and day Of November was
set for the purpose Of hearing OBJ
jections to the petition Valley
County Independent.
The searchlight., 1912-10-18
Avoid sedative Cough rledieine

II YOU want to contribute directly to the
occurrence Of capillary bronchitis and
pneumonia use cough medicines ,ha, con-
tain codinc. mosphios. heroin and other
seda,ives when yoa have cough or cold
An especiorant like chamberiain's Cough
Remedy is ~ha, 10 seeded. That cleans
ou, the culture bsds o. breeding places Tor
the germs Of posumoaia and other germ
diseases. That 10 why pneumonia never
results from a cold when Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy is ussd. I, has a world
wide reputation Tor its cures. Il contains
no morphine or other sedaiive. For sale
by all dealers.
The searchlight., 1912-10-18
A Splendid Record

As the present campaign pro-
crosses, the enemies OF our pres
ent sheriff are aud have been on
the alert trying to Ind something
to use against him in order TO pre-
vent his re election. After having
failed to find anything that would
discredir him in any way. they
have raised the cry that hIs admin
istratioR has been too expensive
and they have undertake. to charge
much OF the expenditure of our tax
money against the administration
OF his office. Had they looked up
the record Of that office they would
no doubt, have tried to decei, e the
people in some other way. Below
We give a briefly complied state
ment OF the record of expense Of
Sheriff Stephens from the time he
took office to September /, 1919, a
period OF twenty months, compared
with the last thirteen months of
his predecessor, S. c. Small. This
statement includes all expenses OF
the Office except regular salaries
and the transportation OF commit
ments to the insane asylum, which
is excluded from both official re-
cords because it is not and should
not be proper charge against the
sheriff's Office as that Office rs in
no respect responsible for the
charge and only gets actual ex.
penses incurred while engaged in
that work.
Sheriff Smalrs expense from
December I, 1909, to January /,
1871, period of I3 months, was
$I3,449.93, an average of SI,o34.
81 per month.
Sheriff Stephens expense from
January 1, 1911, to March 1, 1919,
a period Of IA months, was SII,
1856. u, and average of sS4I. 90 per
month.
From these figures it will be
seen that the average expense Of
his Office per month was just sI97.
II cheaper to the taxpayers for the
first fourteen months than was his
during the last thir-
teen months in that Office. Bear
in mind also that during that period
Of fourteen months Sheriff Step
hens has accomplished more re-
suits for the people than all other
combined since Valley
was organized. 1t was the
unusual activities OF the sheriff's
Office and the unusual amount OF J
The searchlight., 1912-10-18
Dane Valley Crop Reports

Neils Nelson threshed 43 acres of Blue
stem wheat which averaged 3oH bushels
to the acre.
August Fryhling had 20 acres OF Dur
ham wheat. averaging so bushels to the
acre and q. acres OF oats which went so
bushels to the acre.
Walter Rasmussen's fax averaged rs
bushels to the acre.
Victor Lake had 20 acr IS of fax which
averaged 2I bushels.
The searchlight., 1912-10-18

Congress have made him a familiar figure
at the capitol and his devotion to duty
and the welfare Of the state aud her
people have won for him an enyiable rep
utation among his fellow solons.
Congressman Pray was born at Potsdam.
New York, and was educated at Middle
bury college. Vermont. and the Chicago
college of law. lie was county attorney of
Choieau county from 1898 until 1905, whrn
he was first elected to congress. Two wears
later he was reelected over Hartman by a
vote OF 32.SI9 to 2S,o7I Mr.. Pray was
married in 1901 To Mis- Edith Wackerlin
The searchlight., 1912-10-18
Marriage Licences
Oct. s to Oct. 10.

Oct. TO Oct. 10.
John Weiruszexski. of Bainville and Ida
Bladnow, of Hankinson, N. ID.
Barrett Earsley and Nora X. Thomas. Of
Glasgow. Mont.
John S. Dasher and Jennie Nelson. of
GalPin.
William Kidd and Viola Ross. Of Nashua
The searchlight., 1912-10-18
Court News

There has been no business before the
court this week. The only new case filed
in the District Court during the past week
was that Of o. o. Adams vs.. G. c. Neltxer.
The searchlight., 1912-10-18
DEMOCRATIC RALLY
7. }. Walsh Of Helena Tries to
Convert Voters to the Free
Trade Doctrine

drew a good crowd, the hall being
very well filled. nearly as many
being present as attended the Re.
publican rally last week.
w. Mathews acted as chairman.
Judge Sanner was the firstspeaksr.
He is candidate for associate
justice OF the supreme court OF
Montana and is a r. sident of Miles
City. He talked along non parti
san lines and promised II elected
to expedite court procedure as
much as possible.
Judge John NJ. Evans OF Mis-
souls candidate for congress, was
the next speaker. He is fluent
speaker aud has fund OF dry
humor al command that took with
the audience.
Thomas Walsh OF Helena,
was the big gun of the evening.
Mr.. Walsh, like every speaker that
has been III Culbertson, Meyer,
Wilson, Horkan and Evans, at
tackled the Amalgamated Copper
Company. laying his defeat as a
Candidate for u. s. Senator IN the
state Legislature two years ago at
the door OF that alleged corrupt
corporation. As matter OF fact,
we believe that the Amalgamated
mixes IN with every party IN Mon
tana. 1t IS true, as Mr. Walsh de-
clared, that the Amalgamated does
not pay one tenth OF the taxes
which 1t should pay, and that as
long as it can keep ITS own taxes
down, just so long will it make
business OF politics
But that the Democratic party
should be intrusted with correcting
the Amalgamated evils is a pre-
posterous proposition. The Dem
ocratic organization, the leaders of
the party, are owned body aud
soul by the Amalgamated. No
one knows better than the people
OF Culbertson how ex Senator
Clark OF the Amalgamated bribed
his way into the U. S. Senate, and
was for years the supreme Gear OF
the Democratic party in Montana
Sam V. Stewart, their candidate
for Governor, is corporation at
torney, and w. w. Mcdowell of
Butte, who has been speaker OF
the house for six years, well you
can form your own opinion as to
where he stands.
Also I. ]. Walsh, who was SO
bitterly denouncing the Amalga.
mated for his defeat two years ago,
is strongly under suspicion OF be
ing ready to do their bidding il
elevated to the high position OF
United States Senator from Mon
tana. Every one In the audience
heard him admit on the rostrum
Tuesday night that he told his
friend Penwell l think that was
the name) tnat when he went to
Washington to go and see Thomas
X. Ryan and another trust mag
nate and ask them to withdraw
their opposition TO him as United
States Senator. This he says they
refused to do and Senator Meyers
OF Missoula was elected. Walsh
also admitted that when he found
he could not be elected he in
some twenty members of
the legislature, who had stood by
him through thick and thin, to
vote for Meyers.
Now the inside history of the
election OF u. S. Senator Meyers
during the closing hours of the
state legislature two years ago
would make very interesting read.
ing but needless to say that as the
was in control OF the
legislature at that time, it being
democratic on joint ballot, Meyers
was acceptable to that company.
and the scheme for his election
The searchlight., 1912-10-18

Diamond Flour at Tanner & Best.