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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-11-26
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All Kinds of Job Work Done.


WE build houses. wood or brick, remodel
Headquarters for carpenters, cabinet
makers. brick masons, pas-erers; inte-
Tior wall painting or tintng put in glass,
reset CRATES, cement floors, shelving, Ia
bles and counters. Low prices ana high
quality guaranteed ga south ForsYltn,;
Bell 1857 Atlanta 60S7-M. 1l-l9-ll
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For Miscellaneous,

" S-ALE-New Stetsou piano for $3.50.
Won in contest Reason for sale Nrs
j. H. Coleman Route 8, Mitchell, Ga.
1
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SPECIAL RATES are given on "Situa-
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inserted one time for 10c, three times for
zoe, seven times for Acc
lector; ten years experience in this
work. Phone Atlanta 5728-M r. Y.
Adamson, 300 Wylie ST. 1851
WANTED-Postion as Interpreter in
, Spanish and English. Address W. =.
Box 20 care Georgian. 36-26-ll
YOUNG MAN desires position as foreman
OF dairy and poultry yards; has expert
ence; good references. i. B., Box 4O5,
care Georgian. 47-25-l
HONEST, reliable colored man wants a
position as butler with room on lot; can
give pest or references. Address >. NJ, 70
Auburn avenue. 46-25-1l
WANTED-A position By a dsiryman OF
fifteen years experience, now employ
ed, but have good reason for changing.
can give best Of reference from present
employer. Address ". 7. Watts, Route
], Austel, Ca. 92-23-1
YOUNG MAN, graduate Of a business
college, experienced in office work, de-
sires a stenographiC position with a re-
liable concern; q position with long hours
and hard work viii suit me all right; sal
airy reasonable trial will cost you moth
ing; best Of references Address Steno3
Box sos, care Georgian. SS-2S-ll
WANTED-By reliable and sober col
ored man place to work as jantor in
bachelors apartment Address l.. H,
2O3 Il. harris st. IL
WANTED-Good line overalls and work
shirts to carry as side line. / work
South Carolina and North Carolina. Ad-
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YOUNG man experienced IN handling
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branches OF general office desires change
OF position Jan. / Position must he per-
manent Address B., Box 2oS, care
Georgian. 56-2311
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office man, now employed near city;
sober and active. wants position in At
lanta with reputable firm Address E. D.,
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REGISTERED licensed druggist wants
position at once good moral man; can
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and garden. Address German, care Geor-
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EXPERIENCED bank cashier open for
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Mattress Renovating
Help Wanted-Female

WANTED-Bright, healthy girl to take
position as clerk. Must be accurate
and careful Apply Mr. Collier, contract
department Georgia Railway and Power
Company II ga 40
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Cleaning and DYeing.


Chicago Cleaning and Dyeing Co
CHEMICAL, steam and dry cleaning La
dies work q speciality Work called
for and delivered. 81 East Harris, At
lantR 5245. Ivy 1875 1l-13-l4
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Fire Proof Storage.

WE STORE HOUSEHOLD goods and
pianos. Office and warehouse, 239-2A1
Edgewood avenue. Ivy 2037. John J.
Woodside Storage Company.
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NICE, clean rooms with excellent table
board, 81 to Sc week. 1913 Capitol ave
- 1883
WILL exchange nice, clean room and
board close in FOR diamond, piano. mo-
torcycle or typewriter. Piano, Box 300,
care Georgian. 1852
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TWO young men want steam heated
room; state price. B. and NJ, care
Georgian. 40-2S-ti
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Unfinished Rooms For Reng.
For Sale-Miscellaneous,

FOR SALE-Cheap, gas stove. AZ Crew
street. 1923 | 1
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Board Wanted.

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TWO EXPERIENCED operators want
private board. 1874 Formwalt street.
1126-7
WANTED-Nice boarding place in West
End, near end OF Whitehall street Box
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Roofers and Timers.
Sewing Machines.
All Kinds of Stove Repairing.

HENRY THE FIXER, stove repairing
and connecting. 125 Marietta ST At
lRntR phone 1917 U-21-7
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Educational.

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Funeral Directors.

L. L. LEE, UNDERTAKEN AND EM.
BALMER, 36 SOUTH BROAD ST.
11-21-f
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Housekeeping Rooms For Rent
Unfurnished Apartments For Rent

TWO CHOICE high-class north side
pied Apply Glover Realty COMPANY 2L
Walton street. ii .s3S
-FOUR connecting rooms; private bath in
house with owner; rooms newly na-
pered; sunny porches. 275 East Pine
11-25-1Y
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Carpet and Rug Cleaning, Etc.
Carpenter and Builder.

ALL KINDS REPAIR WORK.
D. NJ WHEELER, 10 S. Forsyth st
Phone NJ Abs, Atlanta 1547. t1-19-S7
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1912-04-05
WILL ROOSEVELT BOLT?

It In indeed a very dull and unusu-
al day when Theodore Roosevelt does
not make a contribution to the gaiety
of the Nations. The Colonel Is ire
pressible. If he does not get pref
erential primary he rails at his op-
ponents and charges that they are
afraid to trust the people" y he
gets a primary and Is beaten as ne
has been almost everywhere the peo-
pie have spoken he thunders against
the primary and charges all manner
Of fraud. II The Colonel loses in
convention he charges 1t to the wick
ed manipulations Of the machine and
The road roller; if a majority are
against him in preferential he al
leges fraud and force. The Colonel
is mad and the oftener state or
district instructs for the President
the madden he gets. He is in state
of constant eruption. Nothing pleas.
Us him. Somehow we imagine he
must begin to suspect that the peo-
pie have recalled" that demand upon
him to make the race that prompted
him to aspire to the presidency OF
his own Ananias club.
The fact that Teddy's followers in
New York in Indiana, in Mississippi
and a number of other places nave
bolted and elected rival delegates to
the National convention, coupled
with the ex-Presidents scathing ar
raign,nent of the majority wherever
he has been beaten, leads many to
believe that the former President will
bolt the Chicago convention and
make the race against Taft in No
vember. It is true that The Colonel
has made a perfunctory denial Of the
charge that he will bolt, but his word
is taken now at much less than its
face value He is not true sports
man. He is poor loser. And we
shall not be surprised II, when he
finds that he cannot beat Taft in the
regular convention, he leads bolt
and defeats the President In Novem.
Der. OF course both will be hope
lessly beaten at the polls, but the
former President would rather elect
q democrat than to see his successful
rival for party honors again in the
White House. II The Colonel should
bolt present time politics will be dull
indeed compared with what they viii
be during the time Of the scar and
yellow leaf
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1912-04-05

state wide primary ever held in Ten
nessce.
Taylor entered the Senate in 1917
and bad served five years and TWEEN
ty seven days. For third OF a cen
tury he was a factor in the anairs
OF his state. Sympathetic, KIND
hearted, tender and full of sunshine
there is genuine sorrow at tens OF
thousands of hearth stones in the ola
commonwealth at the knowledge
that his eloquent tongue has been
forever stilled. His faults will be
forgotten and we shall remember
him for his virtues and his deeds OF
kindness, his service for his party
mis- state and his country. Peace DC
unto his ashes.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1912-04-05

Chairman Vertrees. In Maury cum
~ the editors plan is without follow
crs in either faction.
On the other hand it must be al
mitted that there is a very large
and very respectable minority among
the regulars, led by such able news
paper opponents as the Memphis
Commercial,Appeal and the Chatta-
nooga Times, that are in open revolt
against Chairman Vertrees. Wheth-
err or not the breach among the re-
pulars will be healed is verV de-
batable proposition. Much depends
on Patterson. Should he join with
Vertrees the bottom would drop out
Of the editors plan and the majority
OF the erstwhile Independent state
committee would be left stranded
without rudder or compass.
As predicted in The Herald a mai
ority of the independent state COM
mittee endorsed the recent promul-
CATION at Nashville. This committee
would endorse any plan once and for
a brief period. There has never
oeen such an aggregation OF political
opportunists assembled together
within the history Of this state as
the Independent committee. 1t is as
tickle as a coy maiden. Constancy
is unknown to it. It is anything for
a change, principles to the contrary
notwithstanding. The result is that
the independent element is divided
into factions, one willing to make a
deal" of some sort with the dis
gruntled and disaffected regulars"
the other hewing straight to the line
and standing squarely by the prins
ciples that brought the Independent
faction into existence.
No man would dare prophesy what
the outcome of it all will be. There
has never been time in the history
of the state when it was so difficult
to get a line on the situation" And
for all of this confusion and disorder
we have to thank old Gen liar
mony" Unquestionably Senator
Taylor's death has caused still furth-
er complications and as a result 9TH
er ambitions will be projected into
The politics Of the state. What Ten.
nesyee needs most right now is a
good long. quiet rest from the tur.
MOL and strife of party and factional
politics. But the prospect for ;ecur.
ing it is, to say the lest. not very
catering.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1912-04-05
PEOPLE ASKING
ABOUT COUNTY
INTEREST OF THOSE IN COLD
NORTH AROUSED BY llTERA.
TURE OF BOARD OF TRADE.

That the recent tour Of the states
of the West and North by representa-
tives of the immigration bureau OF
Tennessee under direction Of Commits
sioner Peck, of the department of ag-
ricui,ure, is going to be productive
of much good and the means Of bring
ing many desirable settlers to the
state, is becoming more evident ev-
cry day.
This is being demonstrated in Maui
ny county. The literature supplied
the commissioners by the Board Of
Trade has been doing good work in
attracting attention to the great pos
sibilities of this section. Almost dali
ly the secretary of the Board of Trade
is receiving from persons In the cold
North and West letters asking for
further information about this coun.
Ity.
There arc farmers and business
men who have been attracted to Mau
| ny county. The former write to
know about the prices of lands, its
adaptability to various crops and
stock the conditions of the roads and
public schools, etc. The business
iHen are looking for good locations
some to engage in one form of bus
mess and some to establish small en-
terprises. These letters are being an
sweie6 and such facts as are desir
ed given to the inquirers.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1912-04-05
WHERE ARE WE ATT

Never in the history Of the state
has .ts politics been in SO chaotic a
state as now. Harmony has disrupt
ed both factions until we have fac
lions within factions. That a major
ity Of the vertrees committee will
stand by the chairman and refuse to
give approval to the editors-politi-
ciane plan for harmony IL now GER
tain. 1t is equally plain that maj
sority Of the so-called regulars of
the state are behind the committee.
wherever a test has been made re.
Gently O majority have lined up with
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1912-04-05
OVERHEARD A
CONVERSATION
A SON ASKS WHAT WENT WITH
THE coLoNEL's HAT AND
HIS BOOM.

For several days Teddy, the Irwin
chile, according to Barker, has not
been heard from, and accordingly
there is not so much being said by
the aforesaid apostle, and the follow
ing was overheard between this disci-
pie and his son at certain produce
house in the northern portion of the
city Wednesday:
What nipped the Colonel's boom,
papa?"
The oldest hopeful said.
He argued II to death, my dear;
Just talked, and talked 1t dead"
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1912-04-05
THE GRAND JURY
INDICTS ANDERSO'
CHARGES HIM WITH MUR01
IN THE FIRST DEGREE At
SHELBYvILLE.

SIIELBYVILLE, Tenn, Apr. ;
The grand jury this morning retU
ed two indictments against Man
e. Anderson, charging him with 70
der in the first degree Of ONO
Purdy and Green on the night OF Y
81. 1911. Anderson was arrested
Jan. 8, and taken to Nashville, 4
brought back to Shelbyyille for
liminary trial on Feb. /. Alton
General Faulkner is in attend'
at court and will have a speedy Il
Of the Anderson cases.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1912-04-05
CORN PLANTERS

Superior Runner and Single Disc
Corn Planters adjustable from .2S
inches to feet 10 inches. Both fat
and edge drop furnished and at no
additional cost. You will make a mis-
take if you fail to see this Planter
before buying. Half the crop is in
the drop.
1t Street, Martin & Vaughan Co.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1912-04-05
LET THERE BE NO DoDolN0.

The Herald does not agree WIN inc
Vertrees organ on single politlcal
issue in Tennessee. They are as far
a part as the poles upon the para
noun. question Of the supremacy OF
rne law, this paper holding that ev.
cry law should be enforced as long
as it is written upon the statute
books; that all offenders should be
punished and that every official who
does not use all of the lowers Of his
Office to enforce the laws is a perjur-
er and an enemy to organized society.
Upon the question OF temperance
they are likewise as far apart as pos
sible. This paper holds that the liq-
uor business is essentially immoral,
wrong and source of unnumbered
woes to the world. The same Is true
in the field of national politics, al
though both claim to be democrats,
one is a decided reactionary, the
friend of the interests, The Herald is
simply an old fashion, free trade con-
stitutional democrat.
But upon one matter of polity The
Herald does agree with the Nashville
Democrat, and that is that the demo
cratic platform in Tennessee this
year should make plain, emphatic
and certain declaration upon the liq
uor question. The policy of lodging
and uuibbling upon this issue, advo
Gated by a number of erstwhile pro
hiDitionists as we'll as liquorites, IL
unworthy of any political party. The
Herald would of course like to see
the democratic party declare fol
temperance and the enforcement o.
the laws, but it would have infinitely
more respect for the party should i
declare for a reapeal of the temper
ance laws and against the enforce
ment of all laws for the suppression
IF vice, in other words h regular Hill
airy IIowse platform, than it woul'
have were the party to ignore on
of the greatest issues that has ag
tated the people of Tennessee Il
years.
The Herald believes that every po
itical party should be frank and hoI
. est. II a majority of its member
are against a reform, they shout
say 40. There should be no effoI
in this campaign to dodge and gull
BILE. II the democratic party follow
the advice of some OF the harmoni
, ers and lodges every question abor
/ which the people are really concerl
: ed and makes up platform Of gil
: tering generalities 1t deserves d.
. feat. It should be fair and homes
| with the masses. In insisting upo
, a positive declaration upon the lssu
|. uppermost In the minds OF the pc
!. pie the Nashville Democrat IL doir
+ one service at least for the dem
Z cratic party. II Ia better that
J. party should be honestly mistake
: than that It should try TO win By d
b ceit and deception
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1912-04-05

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-10-24
INQUIRE ALWAYS
FOR JOE Cannon

According to the estimate of Uncle
Joe Cannon, Bird Mcclure is the
most valuable Congressman that Can.
non has ever had supporting him in
Congress. Uncle Joe believes that
Mcclure does his bidding and follows
hts rule blindIy much more easily
than any other Congressman that
could be sent from this District
From the time he went to Congress.
Mcclure has followed every vote and
move Of Cannon and if elected again.
he will continue to do so. McGuire
voted for Joseph Cannon for Speaker
OF the House. In an earlier Congress
Mcclure east his vote against reduce
ing the Speakers rover when Uncle
Joe was the czar of the House Of Rep
resentatiyes
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-10-24
THE MAKING OF PROSPERITY

Six worms are no longer a neces-
sity in the production Of silk Some
time since scientists discovered That
silk is made up, primarily, Of The
same stuff as cotton or wood cellu-
lose. And now, with the proper chem
icals, the cotton or wood is dissolved
and the molasses-like liquid result
ing is put under pressure and becomes
silk celuIose And the silk made
from wood is just as good As the
silk made by the most careful and
exactina slik worms
The Republican party would have
people believe it alone can manulac
rure prosperity. But tine modern
ANALYSIS Of prosperity shows hat i is
made up Of the same stuff as hard
times, just as silk is made up Of the
same stuff as wood With prosperity
the farmers and the business men,
the producers and the consumers are
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-10-24

THAT ALARMING GUTHRIE
sLUSH FUND

oLOo6 UNI
1t is too laugh. The yain-glorious
overpowering, mouarchialhearing
committee having i'm charge Blow
towns capital campaign is ont with
/ a flaring statement that Guthrie pos
sesses. slush fund that Guthrie
boldly intends to loot and rape the
electorate OF the state.
Guthrie has a slush fund OF sl0o-
600. the Oklahoman walls. while Ok
lahoma CITY has no money with
which to purchase votes
And has it come TO This? Has Guth-
rie suddenly grown great and pomp-
Gus in the eyes Of the Blowers Twas
but few months since thar the Ok
lahoman twittered at Guthrie-Guth
rie is grave yard. a nigger town,
ct cetera and ad nausem Now we
find that Guthrie becomes a foeman
worthy Of the stock yard smell. 81
not the steal
OF course the slush fund story is
bunc pure and simple Guthrie has
no fund All the money raised in
carrying OH the present campaign has
been contributed by its citizens. It
has been wrung from those hardly
able to give it has been presented
in large part by the good women OF
Guthrie God bless hem, who have
denied themselves by working oyster
suppers, dinners dances and carni |
rails overtime. Tie oyster has been |
worked SO hard in Guthrie in order to |
raise funds 10 keep the campaign go
ing that a self-respecting byalve viii
no longer look Guthrie woman IN
the face
siush fund forsooth and-oh
gosh
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-10-24
LOVELY PLAN, BUT
MooNsHiNE

Their plan is TO donate lots ia
Guthrie to a few Influential citizens
in each county, and let these work.
ers distribute about $4,000 to the in.
dividuai voters Watch the fellows
in your county and YOU can tell who
gets the lots -Oklahoman.
Lovely plan, but too good to he
true The Oklahoman is obsessed Dy
The Oklahoma City lot scheme of two
years ago; thousands OF acres were
given away by the Putnam inter
ests at 81 and So throw-and the
victims are stnl holding the realty
if the high taxes caused by the S53,
0o0 yearly capital rentals have not
forced them to Jet 20,