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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-09-04
DOES NOT TRUST POLICE
TO RUN DOWN BLACK HAND

NEW YORK. Sept 4.-Regretting
that he had notified the police and de
termined to take the case from theirs
hands and attend to running down the
men who have threatened him, william
Rutherford Mead. wealthy architect
and member Of the hrm OF Mckim,
Mead 4 White is now at work trying
TO learn the identity of the writer's OF
a Black Hand lette- which he has re-
ceVed MI Mead was g partner of
Stanford White. who was killed by
Harry X ThaW.
The message sent to Nh Mead, both
in its terms and appearance, was a
typical Black Hand episue. The .re-
cpient was instructed to pay "a Ger
tain sum Of money ON 81 certain date
~ a specified place. under penalty of
being blown M
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-09-04

ton was political effort to Dust Cap
tain Clayton.
When a motion was made to tabl.
the whole report of the committee It
carried.
Report Taken From Table.
But Councilmen Mason. Smith and
Chambers and. Aldermen hurting and
Cardler and others were making a Wig
orous fight for some OF the more i'm
portant features of the report. The
report was taken from the table on the
motion of Alderman johnson. and
adopted with the exception Of the ten
year qualification.
Alderman Maddox made a motion
that the ten-year qualification be re-
duced to FIVE years. and that the sal
AIRY of the chief of construction be
raised from $4,000 to $4,000 This was
lost. t" ~
Several times statements weer made
that Alderman CandJer was the author
of the ordinance which provides for tn.
present organization of the chief NJ
construction department. Alderman
Gambler said he drew the original or
dinance, but that it was emaciated be-
fore it was finally adopted by the
council. He said he wanted ten
year qualification for the chief Of con-
struction. but that the council instead
of the people should elect him. and thar
the council should have the AUTHORITY
to go anywhere in the United States
to employ its engineer.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-09-04
ABSENCE or THIS WOMAN
is SOLVED BY WIRELESS

NEW YORK. sept AIRS Henry u.
Suyrc. Of No. 5l4 West l26tn street.
was notified yesterday morning by the
New YORK and Puerto Rico steamship
Companv that they had received 81
wireless message from the San Juan
saying Miss Rachel l.. Sayre was
aboard with no ticket no money and no
baggage. Mrs. Sayre said her dau9h-
ter had LETT the house early on sat
urday morning before breakfast with
out saving anything and appol entity had
gone straight to the steamship
Mr.. Sayre is a mining engineer and
is engaged i'm some work in Puerto
Rico His wife thought it probable her
daughter had been seized with a sud
den impulse TO go to him. Miss Sayrc
is about 80 years old and has not beer
in good health recently
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-09-04
Woman Suffrage
Loses in Ohio

CINCINNATI. OHIO. Sept. BY a
vote Of approximately three so one ohio
has turned down womans suffrage, at
the same time adopting an The other
constitutional amendments recommended
by the recent constitutional convention,
according to returns received today.
Among those adopted are initiative, ref
erendum home rule for cities, license SNs-
TEN for saloons. judicial reform, abolish
ment Of capital punishment "ight-hoW
day on public WORK and clause against
strike iniunctions The lisuor vote IS
held responsible for the defeat of the
suffrage amendment
The liQuor Interests organized io push
through ttc license amcpdmer. They
used tine san organization aFeiH.t SUI
frage and. syccra.nE to leaders ia tie
feh, fo "Vo,es to" women ths was the
cause 4 t~o orie.s eff thc amendment
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-09-04
CUOAHf F0RESEES DROP
IN PRICE OF FRESH MEAT

OMAHA, NEBR.. Sept. 4-The.e wiz
soon be drop In the price Of flesh
meats, according 20 Edward \. Cudah,.
head OF the big Cudahy Packing Com
panN.
cheaper meats must come soon 70
said Mr. Cudahy TO-DAY Especially
is this true of beef The season of
grass FED cattle has arrived and the
heavy rum of medium grade viii force
prices down Pork win maintain its
present high price until January. wneu
there viii be q drop Of more than ten
per cent and 10y next SIMMER pork
viii have dropped one-third. The West
is harvesting the biggest crop IN its
history The price Of meats is bound
60 40 down
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-09-04
CONTRACTOR SLAIN;
WIFE, CHILDREN AND
MONEY ARE MISSING

EAST LIVERPOOL. OHIO Sept. f.
Richard BarroWs. A. a wealthy con-
tractor Was found slain today while his
wife and two children have disappear
ed. The affair has thrown this COM
munity into state of wild excitement
RarroWs, his skull crushed. was found
in hay barn on the farm of Moody
Cobourne. a neighbor. Mrs Cobourne
discovered the body.
Barrow's horse and buggy we're found
in shed on his own farm sum
of money estimated at least $1,000
which he had drawn preparatory to
going to Pttsburg today on business.
was missing
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-09-04
RISK LIVES ON BETTING
FOR PLUMBER WORTH SIT

PHILADELPHIA, Sept -Rishing
thei" lives for the sake OF punde worth
only ST., thieves yesterday slid from
The fourth floor Of the building al no
North Ninth street by means OF So
foot length of sewing machine betting
The betting was composed OF Two
thIcknesses OF leather. the pieces be-
ing stitched together only with thread.
TWO safes had been robbed by the
thieves. one was on the second floor
Of the building in the establishment ut
"a Cohen q Co. from which SIS Was
obtained on The fourth door the safe
rf The Lei q Kophn Co. yielded them
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-09-04
DALTON DOGS TO BE TAGGED

DALTON, GA. Sept. 4-City coun-
Gil has determined on an extensive
street improvement the work to be
pushed during the next few months.
At the meeting last night plans for the
work were taken up. The body also
voted TO make compulsory the pur-
chase of cog tags by dog owners, the
tags to sell for 81 each.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-09-04
BOY. SPIKED TWO WEEKS
AGO IN BALL GAME, DEAD

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 1.-Two
weeks afte1 he had been spiked in d
baseball game, John Coweu eighteen
years old, died yesterday al his home
from blood poisoning
ColWeu was playing with a number Of
other boys on August II on a lot in
the northeastern section of the city.
As he stood with his foot on first plate
a plaNer. who had lust hit the ball
slid into the sack and the spike on one
of his shoes tore ColwelIs ankle
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Continued From Page One.

Roosevelters seem 90 have made nearly a
complete sweep. only one senatorial and
two assembly districts being at all doubt
ful
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-09-04

EXQUISITE WEDDING. BOUQUETS
AND DECORATIONS.
A ATLANTA FLORAL CO.
Call Main 11?n
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-09-04
c. D. P. HIT HARD
IN VERMONT
ELECTION
Democrats Show 27 Per Cent
Gain, and ProgreSSiVeS Get
Good Vote.
Vermont Results
Shown at a Glance
Vote For Governor.

. Vote For Governor. .
Q Yesterday. 1908. .
. Fletcher fssP.j 1920 1888 .
. Howe DEM . 20, 100 1882 .
. Metzeer fPros.l. ..15,7o6 --- q
OF the state representative .
. elected, l76 are Republican. 46 .
. Democratic and a Progressive .
. OF the stale senator's. 20 are G
. Republican and 4 fusion OF Dem .
. ocrats and Republicans.
0
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LAF0LLETTE HAS LANDSLIDE
 IN PREFERENCE PRIMARIES

mile stretch. he passed even Roose- welt, and at the three quarter, when he was turning into the home stretch the distant flag was dropped on both Taft and Roosevelt.
 senator LaFollette won out in North Dakota. carrying the state by larg CT number of votes than the combined number cast for Roosevelt and Taft.
 laFoilette Men We'll Pleased.
 FARGO. x h.. March 70. Al l.a,- toilette headquarters in the city . grand celebration has been going on ever since early in the evening when t was seen to be landslide for their candidate.
 The avalanche buried the other two candidates SO deeply they are out of 1t with the people SO far as tho selection Is concerned although the state will line up solid for the regular
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Special Nugget Service.


 WASHINGTON. March 20.-Dem- ocratic leader of the house of repre- sentatIves oscar w. Underwood of the state of Alabama. charges the su- preme court of the United States as being responsible for the growth of socialism in this country That to the decision of the upper court alone can the blame be charged. and that in connection with the annuiment Of the income tax in 1895.
 Underwood charges that the sn- preme court not only over stepped their authority by declaring the in- come tax unconstitutional. but paved the way for the growth of socialism, that has been forging ahead since that date.
 When the people were informed that the rich were free from an income tax. that they could pile up untold
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LOGGER KILLS
 SEATTLE OOCTOk
Special Nugget Service

SEATTLE. March 20.-This morn ing logger by the name of A. s. Anderson walked into the offices of pr w. T Akey and samuel Sus- kind. and shot the two dead. then committed suicide,
 People in the same building heard the patient. who turned out to be a logger by the name of A. $ Ander- son. accusing the two doctors of be- ing nothing but fakirs Ayho advertise just to get the peoples money and one word lead to another until the patient must have drawn a revolver and fired at the doctor He evidently was a good shot for both were killed and he himself dying when the doors were opened by people attracted by the sooting.
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TAFT ADDRESSES
 LAW MAKERS
ssee.si Nugget Serv e.

BOSTON. Mass. March 20.-Yester- day morning by special request Presi- den, Taft addressed the members of the state legislature. and the welcome he received. both when he arose, 10 hr introduced and after he finished to -ly th, least was more enthusiastic thau what his opponent received few weeks ag" while addressing the samt hody.
 There is 2 feeling m the state that eycu iC the people like Roosevelt and ar, real fond of him. they will in struot for Taft-the safe and san mthod-often referred to by the execu- tive .s having telling effect. The people do not hclicve Il is quite prop CT 10 try and put ont fires with com pustlble material and they look upon Teddy as that kind of fellow The colonel keeps our nerves tlnglins. remarked one eminent po!itlciaa. much the same as We would expert ence should We see fellow with lighted cigar enter a powder mags- zine"
 During hIs address President rait stated: "I have been and will be ac- cused of being against primaries for allow ing the people 10 express their choice of candidates for the nomina- tion believe such is the only meth od that should be employed at the present enlightened day; but to rush primaries through at the present. time is in my belief not the proper proce- dure.
 Whenever full. fair. notice has been given the people. and adequate safe guards provided for the people 10 ex- press their choice unhampered with out any chance for coercion l am in favor of preferential primaries for nominating a candidate from the many seeking the office. What the people should do is to insist on such step being taken way in advance not try tn inaugurate such vast un dertaking on the eve of campaign or after the game has been started. 1t Is neither fair to the people nor the vart- ous candidates-although some may favor such a move and be willing 10 take a chance-such men would swap horses in the middle of the stream. that Abraham Lincoln told us about. but the safe and sane method Is 10 make proper preparations and plac" adequate safe guards to protec, the people in their. choice even al tNe primaries.
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Spee'si Nugge, Service

Spee'si Nugget Service
 NEW YORK. March 2O-Last eve ming the long looked for poloticsl statement from Theodore Roosevelt, failed to materialize unless his sign cd statement to the effect he will fight it out to the very last within the con vention hall at Chicago and his at tack against President Taft. in con nection with the Massachusetts pref erence primary bill can be taken in lieu of what was expected
 Many of Rooscvelts followers arc keenly disappointed also many of the LaFollette and Taft men in the weak ness of Roosevelt's political address he Tad wetted their appetites to expec:. when he informed them he would talk politics Tuesday and tell them what was what. aft ,.
 Teddy Gives Signed Statement.
 NEW YORK March 20.--Last eve
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about an adjustment.
 Bill Passes First Reading n the House

LONDON. March 2o.--This morn ing the Asquith bill providing for d minimum wage scale for all under ground workers in the coal mines "f the British Isles. and designed [" bring about the end of the present sirike. passed its first reading In the house
 The bill will be pushed through per liament at once and IL now commences to look as if there will be no hitch in having the measure become law and operative in short order
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-20
TAFT MAKES STRONG
 APPEAL AT CONCORD

On the recall of the judiciary. one Of the vital questions being thrashei out in the present campaign for the nomination. you all know my views. have time and again announced my position and determination upon tli' s vital question. I will also add that tho people of the United States may az we'll give up their constitution as 'o give mp the independent judiciary"
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Speciai Nugget Service.

Speeiai Nugget Service.
 FARGO, March 20.-Yesterday prov sd a regular landslide for Senator Robert Marion LaFollette, of Wis consin. in the presidential preference. or primarily election to instruct the North Dakota delegates to the nation al republican convention called for June IS al Chicago.
 The counting of the ballots after the polls closed. soon gave indications that LaFollette would win out. al though many expected that Roosevelt would win out !on the final Z. count. But no such luck Teddy" never had a look-in. neither did Taft. for La- Toilette as the counting of the ballots progressed commenced to draw away from the other two candidates. prov ing he is in class all by himself with the people of the state. At the half
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ASQU|TH
 AFTER MINIMUM WAGE
Special Nugget SerVies.

LONDON. March % Premier As quith Is bound to bring about set clement of the coal strike. that Is demoralizing the business of the Uni- ted Kingdom.
 Yesterday the premier introduced a bill in parliament fixing the minimum wage for all underground workers on the British Isles. This Is the first step to bring about settlemnet. also 10 bring the operators to their senses. and the miners. too. for both are very stubborn in the matter of bringing
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-20
Special Nugget Ssrv,es

CONCORD, N. H., Mach 20-This morning President Taft addressed several thousand people from the steps of the statehouse. and won them over if demonstration and enthusiasm is . criterion to go by.
 All that the administration wants s a sauae deal. from the people and that they are entitled to. not only in expression of confidence; but in rela ton to an endorsement of the work carried on by It's members.
 We are in the midst of stirring times. the country in the throes Of a merger war. the government trying to force them to obey the laws and secure legislation to control them. while huge combinations of capital are merged to defeat any and all moves made by the administration to hsins them to respect the laws of tn" land
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UNDERWOOD ATTACKS
 THE SUPREME COURT

wealth. and be protected by the con tItution from tax assessment against the same. that the upper or highest court in the land had granted an an nulment to this important measure. stating il was unconstitutional. t gave to the growth of socialism such an impetus. il is s,il bounding for ward from said force and will continue to grow. just 50 long as bills passed by the members of congess to regu- late and hold check. or tax the rich. are knocked out by an ever obligins supreme court. under the ever ready and handy excuse 'uneonstitutionsi "
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TAFT OFF FOR NEW aAMPsHiRe.
Special Nugget Service

BOSTON. Mass. March 20.-Last evening President Taft and his party left on the Boston X Maine railroad for New Hampshire. where he will invade the territory of insurgent Gov ernor Robert T. Bass. who Is one of Roosevelt,s strong supporters.
 The president will deliver three sd- dresses in New Hampshire. then cross into Maine and expects to return via Vermont. taking the Vermont Central through the central portion of Massa' chusetts and Connecticut.
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MAIL EXPECTED
 This AFTERNOON

The outside mail believed to contain about one hundred pounds of first class matter Is due to arrive in Nome this afternoon. The mall Is expected to reach the postoffice any time after four o'clock.
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TEDDY'S TALK DISAPPOINTING
ROOSEVELT WILL TOUR THE
 MIDDLE WESTERN STATES

8.eu perfected for his trip. the timer ary including Illinois. Minnesota. Missouri and Kansas.
 North Dakota Does Not Bother.
 OYSTER BAY. March eo.-Whca ,n, attention uf Roosevelt was called = the outcome of the primaries n North Dakota where both he and Taft
 fg buried by the LaFollrtte avai= aucare hc replied The conditions Tn that state do not bother me. LaFol bette is welcomed 10 the ten votes she state ,s entitled 10. that was his strong stamping ground from thc very hr.t and he was entitled to win
 Ws cordial, solicit ysntr 'an,'Y trade and deliver all orders tn yo.e home tree Of charge Seward ComT C..
 N.~ lad eggs a. posseTs Phone eisek 5.
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EXCISE BILL
 PASSES HOUSE
Special kLaaet Service.

Special NLg9ct SerStee
 WASHINGTOS. March 2o.-The democratic bill. known as the excise measure to provide funds to offset tn, loss in revenue 10 the government os placing sugar on the free list. pass>d the house yesterday by vote of 24s 10 5i.
 The bill is purely democratic meas ure. and Is to be effective provided sugar is placed upon the free list.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-20

For . nice warm bath in :hs lsrss.. bath rooms in the city try the City Oaeh hevss. Everything .rs' sla.s end up e date.
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lminee at the convention.
 Double Cross Hurt Roosevelt.

FARGO. March 20 O--Rooscvelt aup- porters also LaFollcttc men claim what killed Teddy" in this state was the double cross" deal he handed to Bob The senator made vote after vote in his present tour of the state by telling the people what square deal Roosevelt did to him. How he double crossed him, stacked the cards and "rung in cold deck" which k not allowed in any square game. and coming from a person who Is con stanly preaching .a square deal to all" makes il even worse than if hand cd out by people who make and pub fish no such statements"
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REMEMBER THE NAME For prompt ana satissaetNry laundry work Laii up the Peoples l1nd'y Phone Main t6t.
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ring the paper- of the country pub lished what is termed signed state nent from Theodore Roosevelt where in the colonel takes fall out of Iaf'.
 Roosevelt charges Taft aa trying 10 appear in favor of the primary law recently passed by the legislature )t Massachusetts. allowing the people tp express their preference for the nom nee from among tho various etndi
 dates seeking the honor Teddy states Taft gave nc moral support to the ueasure and would have defeated th" same had il been within his power.
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i'n Stii, n the Ring.

OYSTER BAY. March 30.-Coionel Roosevelt has announced he Is still m tn, ring and will fight it out right through to the convention That hc win start at once on tour Of the West, or Middle Western states to further his cause Arrangements have
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Read Crowley ( Portsrs ad on the back page.
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GOVERNMENT STAMP
 GOODS AT TNE Ea6ll

For government stamped goods in ,iquors os alt descriptions. TOO proof, inquire at tNs Eagle saloon or call up Main f64
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am going are you1 Where2 Fr day night Eagle Hall.
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N.~ lad eggs 2, posseTs. Phone Eisek 5
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-10-25
This New Store

We Atlanta which
this a satisfaction o our ovn.
II
the
in
strictly hghgrade Pianos city ready and willing
al On Kinba ma Of and
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-10-25
This Week Records the Opening of the Big Piano
Manufacturers Atlanta Branch Store
A Demonstration Sale!!

We of will
pleasure demonstrating that Upright
Grand PIayePanos this wonderful fine
received factories
than elsewhere.
retail
under the ties in the world
That the "kmbaI a
household
only easy
buyers, backed by $65oOooo
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-10-22
ACTS ON THE LIVER
Dodson's Liver Tone Livens Up the
Liver-Is More Than q
Mere Laxative.

Calomel was for years the only
known medicine that would stimulate
the liver. But calomel is often danger
Gus, and people are not to be blamed
for being afraid of it.
Within the last few years many med
icines have been put out to be used in
stead of calomel, but their effect is on
the bowels--not on the liver All At
lanta druggists say that the only real
liver medicine to actually take the
place of calomel is Dodson's Liver
Tone, a mild, harmless, vegetable liquid
that Is recommended to take the place
OF calomel and which gives prompt re-
lief in cases of constipation, biliousness
and sluggish liver.
So confident are Atlanta druggists
that they give their personal guaran
tee with every 50-cent bottle of Dod-
sons Liver Tone. You can be sure
that you are getting Dodson's by ask
ing at these stores if they are giving
you the medicine they personally guar
antee to refund money on if unsatis-
factory.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-10-22
SEARCHING SIDELIGHTS
ON GEORGIA POLITICS
BY JAMES B. NEvIN.

stitutional--and certainly 1t seems TO
have been effected-well, curiously
enough, anyway!
And there is lot more legislation OF
the same sort on the statute books,
moreover that possibly ought not to be
there.
United States Senator Hoke Smith is
very optimistic with respect to the
Democratic outlook
He believes that Wilson is to win.
hands down, and that he is to make
great president, moreover.
The senator has been working in the
West, so far but few days ago he was
called East and left for Washington
yesterday. After a day or so In the ma
tional capital, looking after some legis-
lative matters, ne will go TO New York
city, where a program will be given him
that will keep him busy up to and ac-
tually including November 5--election
day
Senator Smith has devoted much Of
his time to speaking in states where
there is prospect OF electing Demo-
cratic senators to replace Republicans,
He feels the great necessity of having Il
congress to back up President Wilson.
and wherever he has been able he has
put in some licks for Democratic sena-
torial asplrants.
Il think" said the senator, that we
shall control the senate from the very
beginning Of Wilson's administration. If
so, we shall have, for the first time in
many years, a real Democratic admin
istration, from start to finish 1t will
be difficult to enact the legislation we
have in mind unless we do give the
president congress of a faith similar
to his own. l hope l may have been
able to help that along in o wager
tainly l have had It very much in mind
as / journeyed through the West.
Il shall not return to Atlanta until
election day--in the meantime, l shall
be going all the time, as hard as can"