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The San Francisco call., 1913-11-29

ANTIOCH REAL ESTATE

60 acres choice alfalfa land near Byron: will
grow alfalfa without irrigation; price and
terms application
10 acres near knightson: all in almonds; good
honse. barn, poultry houses. brooders; suit
able for poultry ranch: price $1,000.
200 acres hay or grain land. part or 1t will
raise alfalfa: be irrigated.
Z acres; acres in almonds; ] acre alfalfa: 2
acres fruit: small house; poultry: Belgian
hare and 1000 pigeons go with the place.
90 acres almonds choice varieties: $3.50 acre.
l60 acre grain ranch; improvements: price
SI2 600.
90 acres choice wine grapes; good house and
necessary outbuildings.
10 acres young almonds: choicest varieties;
$3.50 per acre.
For fun description of these properties write
or apply TO MRS. S. n NASH. Antioch. Cal.
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-29
RICHMOND REAL ESTATE

IMPROVED RANCH-12o acres: fenced into Z
fields; room house, barns sheds, ETC.; Iiv-
ing water piped into residence; has In full 16
large cherry trees; 10 peach; apricots and
plums: half acre black figs; 40 walnuts; 400
almonds; l chestnut; / persimmon; 200
orange; lemons; grapefruit; / mus
cut grapes; 90 apple trees (wfnesap), pro-
duced 500 boxes last year; p other apple
trees and IS Bartlett pears: owner raised and
sold 5000 from / 200 tomato vines in one
season. Now listen With the above i'm
pr0vements this land Is worth $3.50 per acre
for ranch purposes only, but oil sand crops
10 the surface within - yards of one corner:
natural gas bubbles up from the river bed
by: coal vein Is being opened up y
mile distant; y acre is estimated TO contain
$4,000 placer gold, while 20 acres of it is
rich dredging ground Mr. Home Seeker. here
is ranch worth the money. with a chance
that it viii make you rich Only $126.55 per
acre.
ROBERT W. BYRN.
905 Macdonald av.. Richmond. Cal.
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-29
OAKLAND LICENSES

The following marriage licenses were issued
in Oakland:
Arthur T. Epson. % Fraser. CAL. and Mar
garet f. winder. IS. Berkeley.
Alfred Larson. 80, and Dina johnson, 35,
both of Oakland.
Frederick J. oakes. ss, DAILY City. and Teresa
Johnson. 20, Berkeley.
oJseph A. Mederos. D. Kings City. aud Ber-
tha A. Palgraya, 49, Oakland.
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MARRIAGES

BOND-RrAfFORD-In0 Oakland November 27
Mt the residence of the bride 340O Fourteenth
avenue. by the Rev. George w. White. pastor
of the First Methodist Episcopal church. Bar
ney II. Bond of Stockton and Elizabeth RUM
ford Of Oakland.
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MARIN COUNTY, LIcENsES

SAN RAFAEL, Nov. 29.-Marriage
licenses issued here yesterday: Ira R.
Wishart, 3S. Toledo. Ore, and Jennie
Fay, A, Sacramento; Gus.H Brudigan,
21, and Stella M. Hanlon, 81, both of
San Francisco.
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REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE


20 acres fine alfalfa land; Turiock district; 2
miles from TurIock; clear; $4,000; want
clear residence. Oakland or Berkeley; or will
assume.
II fine building lots Oakland; so per cent paid
in value $f,300; want residence or small
ranch.
New Z room cement house, 4th av Terrace:
$6.o00 want small ranch near by; will put
In other property to value of 81 500 for larger
property.
21a acres. near Colma. San Mateo county; near
ear line: 80 minutes San Francisco; price
$3sIJO clear; want Oakland residence.
IS room apartments new. San Francisco: in
come $3.50 per month; price $4,000; mort
gage $1,000; want land (clear) for equity
Fine new 6 room house. 10 minutes from 18th
and Broadway: value 81 800; want general
ranch near Cloyerdale or vicinity.
Fine corner. 45xI00: II room house; near Mar
ket and 10th IS. 900; want ranch or lots to
value OF $4,000, mortgage for balance
10 room house. Filbert and 10th: price $4, ,000
clear, want alfalfa ranch; this is good.
s. II. RATES.
2SS Bacon building Oakland.
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LEGAL AND OFFICIAL

/. THE UNDERSIGNED. hereby notify all
business men and the public in general that
after November 80. 1913 ! will not be
held responsible for any indebtedness In
Cured by my wife. KATHRYN r. KELLY.
tSgned) JOSEPH B. KELLY, 1918 Green
ST.. San Francisco.
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S. II. RATES.
2SS Bacon building. Oakland.

s6000-4o acres. near Modesto want Oakland
home to value.
S5,500-Clear; new. strictly modern home in
select district, Berkeley; will assume on
81, 500 10 acres. near Petaluma; wei Improved,
with 3 acres in orchard and berries: fine
level soil; wants Oakland. Berkeley or
Alameda property to value or less.
$1,000 room modern home, Claremont dis
trict wants small. well improved ranch
Santa Clara. Sonoma or Napa counties. to
$1,000.
81, 500 Mortgage $1,000; beautiful room resi-
dence. Vernon Heights. Oakland; will
trade equity for any good property on
which $1,000 can be borrowed
81. 900 Clear: 160 acres. Santa Clara county,
for good equity.
81, 800 Beautiful Hayward home for home In
Oakland TO $4,000.
5000 Clear; Los Angeles lot: wants lot In
Oakland or Berkeley to 1.000 pay diner
ence must be worth money.
Have cash buyers for small. cheap properties
FRANK A. PARRISH & Co,
1914 Broadway. Oakland
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sTArr MANAGER WANTED.

STATE MANAGER WANTED.
LARGE WESTERN MANUFACTURING
CORPORATION WANTS STATE MANAGER
TO HANDLE THE STATE. MUST BE
FIRST CLASS SALESMAN. WITH $1,000 IN
CASH CAN MAKE $4,000 TO $40. 900 PER
YEAR FINEST OPPORTUNITY TO MAKE
BIG MONEY AND NO RISK AT ALL WILL
NISH BEST OF BANK AND COMMERCIAL
REFERENCES. APPLICANT MUST ALSO
FURNISH BEST OF REFERENCES OR
WILL NOT BE CONSIDERED. PREFER
MAN WITH SOME AUTOMOBILE EXPE-
RIENCE, BUT CAN GET ALONG WITH
OUT IT. ADDRESS THE SAN FRANCISCO
CALL, BOX 1922.
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-29
SUN, MOON and TIDE
SATrrRnAy NOVEMBER %
NOTICE TO MARINERS

NOTICE TO MARINERS
Hawaiian islands Maui island. north shore
Spartan reef bell buoy. l, reported adrift. viii
he replaced as soon as practicable. q. & G.. S.
Chart 4l16 Buoy List. Nineteenth District
1919 page u. BY order of the commissioner
OF lighthouses. A. r. ARLEoGE.
Inspector. Nineteenth Lighthouse District
California Humboldt hay entrance-Outside
bar bell hnoy PS reported missing November
70, will be replaced as soon as practicable.
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-29
MARIN CO. REAL ESTATE

FAIRFAX DEVELOPMENT CO. offers up-to-
date properties Cheap--Easy terms-Modern
improvements. no Mkt. st.: Kear. $780,
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FARM LANDS
Continued

FARMS FREE-Our official
H. page book, Vacant Government Lands n
describes every acre in every county in r..
s. How secured free. 1913 diagrams and
tables. All about irrigated FARMS Price
25c postpaid WEBB PUBLISHING co.,
Dept %. ST. Paul. MINI.
OREGON RAILROAD LANDS.
GOVERNMENT WINS federal court de-
cision; 100000 acres Oregon and California
railroad land, valued at SIS, ,00O, 900 declared
to G. s.; 5000 claims immensely valuable;
timber. fruit, farm and stock lands: prepare
for disposition Of lands: send 25c for maps
and detailed information: booklet 4B DOTfS
LAS COUNTY ABSTRACT CO., Roseburg
Ore.
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-29

CHOICE home ranch. u acres. miles from
Santa Rosa: fine room house; 3. 500 laying
hens; full equipment OF tools. barns, brooders
and houses; variety fruit trees; bargain;
investigate.
15 acres sandy loan land. fenced; no
buildings: S1S5 per acre; Sonoma county.
90 acres good for grain: orchard poultry;
good school: Il. d. mail; telephone; good
roads; miles Santa Rosa.
95S acre stock ranch. Lake county; $13
per acre.
G. C. HENLEY & CO..
214 Macdonald Richmond Cal
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-29

REACH THESE QUICK.
One lot right in the New Harbor, 11th St
Snap, $3.50
s550-1 lot. 7th ST.; street work paid.
81. 300 lots: 11th ST. near Barrett
So IGO-5 room modern house; Sd near Barrett
81 150-2 lots; Neyin near 18th ST.
S2T5-Lot: 18th st. near Chanslor.
CALIFORNIA HOME BUILDING CO.. INC,
1921 Macdonald av.. Richmond.
Phone Richmond 9061-
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LOS ALTOS REAL ESTATE
Los ALTOS

Los ALTOS
Los Altos. nestllng close to the beautiful Santa
Clara foothills protected by them and the
higher Santa Cruz mountains beyond affords
10 lovers OF outdoor life ideal playground
the year round.
Los AIfos is rapidly becoming known as
the most healthful and pleasant country
place to live in California
Los Altos has a good school, telephones
electric lights, steam and electric trains to
San Francisco, Palo Alto, Stanford univer-
sity. San Jose and other towns In the Santa
Clara valley.
Stanford university only 10 minutes and
San Francisco only SO minutes distant.
In selecting the location for a home you
should consider the advantage of unlim-
tied supply OF pure water.
In this the year Of greatest drouth in 20
years Los Altos has the only unlimited water
supply in the Santa Clara valley. For miles
its water system supplies the demand for
irrigation and street sprinkling well for
domestic purposes. 1t receives its pure ar
fesian water from wells hundreds of feet
deep that are unaffected by local conditions.
Among the business enterprises there are
splendid openings for bank, a bakery, a
meat market and a laundry.
For particulars inquire OF Los ALTOS
COMPANY, Robinson & Miner, general
agents. Los Altos Cal.
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REDWOOD CITY REAL ESTATE

ELEGANT HOME SITES. only $3.50 each s.
down and S. per month. no interest no
Z. W. MAGRUDER. 42s-425 Phelan Bldg.
T60 Market ST.. s. r. AGENTS WANTED
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SACRAMENTO REAL ESTATE

SAVE S. or more per month and buy little
farm--1 10 10 acres-3ia miles from capitol
building; electric car: good soil. grow any
thing no overflow. streets; shade trees plant
ed: hne market for anything you raise; price
will double IN years. Write for photo to-
day Easiest terms.
NORTH SACRAMENTO LAND CO.,
7t04 X ST. Sacramento.
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GLEN FRAZER REAL ESTATE

80 ACRES; u grapes. 10 wooded PASTURE 3
buildings aud orchard: 80 hay: modern house.
fireplace and bath; spring water piped; large
barn. several other outbuildngs: team
horses. l COW: farm utensils: * mile Santa
Fe depot; miles Martinez county seat; %
miles $. F.: a hne country home; $500
cash and terms to suit on 5000 or $500
cash.
so acres; 10 wood pasture, GO grain or
bay. 40 orchard: > large barns; several out
buildings; dwelling; team horses: / COW, :,
farm utensils; 10 tons hay; splendid dairy
place. spring water piped: % miles s. F.:
~ miles Santa Fe depot: miles MARTINEZ:
$1,000 cash: time ON So 100. or $4,000 cash I;
40 acres adjoining also be had reason
ably
s lots Gill's addition to Pullman for sale,
single or entire s.
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NAPA COUNTY REAL ESTATE
e. e. Hooper, Real Estate
St. Helena, Cal.

Don't land on your back-get back to the
land
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-29

G. HOFFMAN CO.. importers OF human hair,
manufacturers OF wigs, all kinds of hair
goods. So 18th st.. Oakland.
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-29

BUYING or selling Richmond property. can
save you money Call write phone Rich
mond $751; JOHN SAVAGE. p. o. box 81.
Office, room Is, Pillow building. 9TH and
Macdonald. Richmond.
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-29

II fine building lots Oakland; so per cent paid
in value $f,300; want residence or small
ranch.
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-29

ss Oo0-PAYING MOUNTAIN RANCH
AND RESORT; 160 acres; mortgage 81. 300:
will exchange equity for house and lot in
bay city; write for particulars.
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RICHMOND BARGAINS.
BAY COUNTIES REALTY AND INVEST
MENT COMPANY, INC,
1913 Macdonald av
Real estate. titles. probating, managing. Inn
proving. loans, mortgages, bonds. investments.
opportunities, incidentals, fire and life fnsur-
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-29

21a acres. near Colma. San Mateo county; nea
ear line: 80 minutes San Francisco prlc
$3.50; clear; want Oakland residence.
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-29

so5 Macdonald av.. Richmond. Cal
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-29
KARL E. HANSON,


SPECIAL BARGAIN.
5000 down; very nice 6 room. story house
and nice lot 50xl23; owner anxious to sell on
account of death in family.
Lot close to Fruitvale av., only $3.50; easy
terms
We have small amounts of money TO loan.
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-29

81 500-3Jx12O: room bungalow; new, modern
aud up to date In every detail; fine location;
street work complete; terms 500 cash, So
per month.
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Sacrifice
Reid's Peal Estate.

NEW room cottage; street work complete; .
blocks to cars and school.
Nelson RounseVille,
ROOM 253. BACON BLDG, OAKLAND.
90, ,Oo0-Corner store and room lat above: lot
fex144 room for one more store and bun
galOw in rear Of lot; viii exchange for
cottage up to 81 700: balance can stand
W KOCH 341s East 14th St, Oak
land Cal
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-29

gal matters there, G. Carroll Todd.
special assistant, who has been work
ing with him on the dissolution plan.
Officials Of the Government say
that IT Is the purpose Of the Govern
ment to bring civil antitrust suits
for the dissolution Of the Southern
and Central Pacific Railroads, which
was not provided in the general dis
solution order Of the Supreme Court.
Official announcement Of the plan
agreed upon is expected tomorrow
for release when filed with the Fed
eral Court. Unofficlally, it is said
the Pennsylvania Railroad is to give
its interest in the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad for s3S, 600 900 Of the shares
Of the Southern Pacific Railroad
which are now held by the Union
Pacific.
This leaves $Ss.OOO.OOO worth of
Southern Pacific stock which is to be
sold by trust company in such a
way as TO prevent control Of the
Southern Pacific by either the Union
Pacific or ITS stockholders
The effect is to give the Union Pa
eiflc practical control Of the Balti-
more and Ohio and the Pennsylvania
practical control of the Southern Pa.
ciflc.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-29
DISSOLUTION Of
HARTMAN LINES
APPROVED YU.S.
Wilson and McReynoIds Agree on
Plans to Separate Southern
and Central Pacific.

WASHINGTON, June 28.-Attor-
ney General McReynolds has ap-
proved the plan for a dissolution Of
the Hartman Railroad lines. It was
announced to-day that President VIII
son has approved the plan, but
agreed with Mr.. McReynolds that the
courts should be asked to allow the
Government time to see how it work
ed out in order that changes might
be made should 1t not prove success
full.
Inc District Court at ST. Paul will
be asked to sit next Monday To CON
slider and accept the plan as con-
forming to the Supreme Court order
81 dissolution. Attorney General Nc
reynolds has sent as his representa-
tive to st. Paul to take charge of le-
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-29
HIGH LIVING COST
AS SHOWN BY U, S

Sharp advances in food prices
over last year and IN comparison
with the decade 1890 1900 are
shown by the Federal Bureau Of
Labor.
Some Of the increases compared
with the ten year period are:
Sugar, 4.9 per cent; bacon, 111.6;
sirloin steak, 6o.s; round steak,
s4.5; rib roast, 62.7i pork chops,
1874; smoked ham, SCI; lard, 52.3;
hens, 666; wheat flour, 27.4; eggs,
ST. butter, 63.5; potatoes, 1885,
fresh milk, 40o1.
Some Of the retail prices Of Feb
rusry IS. 1913. compared with q
year ago in the principal cities
show:
Sirloin Steak. Accommodation,
1911 per cent; New York, 1873; At
lanta, 1o.6; Chicago. 1915 Kansas
City, 1885, New Orleans, 14.si Den
YER, 1911; San Francisco, %; Seat
tie, 1876 Deerease-Dallas, 0.s per
cent.
Pork Chops, Recommendation,
p per cent? New York, 23.9; At
lants, 1o.7; Chicago, 22.6; Kansas
City, 1885, New Orleans, o5j Den
YER, 20; San Francisco, 1874; Sc
attic, 90. Dseresss-DaIlas, 81 per
cent.
Smoked Bacon, lnereases-5os-
ton. 25.5 per cent; New York, 1875;
Atlanta, 1872; Chicago, 11.6; Kan
sss City, 5si New Orleans. 7.3i
Denver, III; San Francisco, SO;
Seattle, 1877. Dsersase-Oahss, ~
per cent.
Hens, decentralization, 14.2;
New York, rs; Chicago, IA; Kan
sas City. a.; New Orleans, At;
Denver, 90; Seattle. 2.2. Decreases
Atlanta, 1913; Dallas. .o5.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-29
LOBBIESFIGHT
REFORM BILLS
IN LEGISLATURE
Child Labor Measure Opposed,
Proposer Legislation includes
Many Improvements.

A lobby is already at work in the
Legislature against the adoption of
the child labor bill. which was filed
in the Senate and House simultane-
ousIy, and the fight is said to be
waRed by labor sympathizers.
The bill, which provides for low
limit OF u years In 1913, 10 years in
1914 and IA years In 1915, has met
with the approval OF textile interests
and has been predicted for smooth
passage through both houses. The
objection Of labor interests is not
known.
While there have been limitations OF
liquor lobby, the real general Of the
liquor interests, Cousin Chawles' VI.
Lewis, Is not on the scene. As a
matter Of fact, the efforts Of the liz
uor interests are being centered on
the fight being carried on in the Fed
eraI courts against the constitution
atty OF the Webb bill, and until this
matter Is settled, only light cam
paign will be waged in the State Leg
islatures
A method for providing the immedi-
ate payment Of delinquent salaries for
school teachers is expected to be one
Of the first matters to be disposed Of
Governor Slaton's suggestion OF q spe-
ciaI tax has the approval Of a large
number Of the members Of both
houses.
This follows the general tax reform,
while other educational matters will
also be brought up. The most i'm
portant one will be the effort to have
the state publish its own text books.
A lobby against this bill by book pub
fishers is also said to be at work.
Representative S. f. Berry, Of
whitfield. will introduce bill re
quiring all municipal and county
school systems drawing money from
the State to use the same text books
His fight was prompted by the condl-
tions in his own county, where the
| town Of Dalton uses different books
| from those in the county schools.
The compulsory education bill In
| troduced by Representative Fullbright
will be backed also by a strong fight.
/ This bin requires the attendance at
, school of children under IL years for
| at least go days In the year.
One OF the most important matters
during the week will be the question
OF an appointment of a commission
to handle the Western and Atlantic
Railroad proposition. That this will
be so worked that the appointment
Of a commission viii be made By the
! Governor Is the belief of many.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-29

engravers' diamonds. not cut; miners
diamonds and diamond dust, crude
artificial abrasives, flax and hemp
tow, amber gum, valued at not more
than 80 cents a pound, indigo Colors,
pig iron, wrought and scrap iron;
ferro manganese and iron In slabs,
blooms loops or other forms less fin
ished than iron bars, except castings
leather including patent leather for
shoes, harness and saddle leather;
asphaltum limestone rock asphalt,
needles for shoe machines, photo
graphic films and moving picture
films, cyanide Of potash; steel ingots,
etc, not containing alloy: cattle,
sheep and all other domestic live ami
mails suitable for human food; wool
OF the angorH goat and alpaca; paint
ings, etChings, sculptures, etc, Of a
professional character"
Wheat on Free List.
Wheat, 10 cents per bushel in the
Underwood bill. was added TO the free
list, but the Senate committee re-
tained a retaliatory provision for a
duty of 10 cents a bushel on wheat
45 cents a barrel on flour and 10 per
cent ad valorem on other wheat prod
uCts when imported from a country
that imposes duty on American wheat
or wheat products.
A retaliatory duty Of 10 per cent
upon potatoes imported from coun-
tries imposing duties against the
United States also was inserted. Po-
tatoes were unreservedly on the free
list in the Underwood bill.
Other changes affecting living cost
We're as follows, the new Senate rate
being stated first In each instance:
Agricultural ProduCts-Oats 6
cents a bushel House, 10 cents, oat-
meal and rolled oats. 80 cents per
hundred pounds, and oat feed, cents
Ter hundred House, free list; cheese,
? IL cents per pound; House 20 per
cent, butter and butter substitutes
IL cents per pound; House, cents:
beets, 8 per cent, House. 10 per cent;
eggs frozen or otherwise prepared, 2
cents pound, House 2 IL cents;
frozen Of liquid egg albumen, / cent
per pound. House, free list; peas,
green or dried. 10 cents a bushel:
House. 10 cents, fiaxseed. liuseed and
other Oil seeds, 10 cents bushel;
House, 30 cents, all other seeds. &
cents pound, House, 10 per cent ad
valorem, zante and all other seeds 5
cents per pound, House, 10 per cent
ad NalOrem, 2ante Currants, / cent
pound, House, cents
Fish. except shellfish, rs per cent;
House, 20 per cent: lemons. lines
oranges, grapefruit shaddock and
pomelos IL Of cent per pound;
House rates ranged from Is cents to
20 cents per package, according to
size, bananas, 5 cents per bunch;
! House, free list
| Oils-Alizarin assistants. SOAPS.
! containing castor OIL all other alizarin
| and all soluble greases used in dive
| Ing, softenlng, finishing, not special
! ~ provided for % per cent al valo-
rem, House, IS per cent.
FlaNseed and linseed OIL raw, boiled
/ or oNydized, 10 cents per gallon:
/ House, l.
Olive oil, not specially provided for.
20 cents a gallon, House, 20 per cent
/ ad valOrem
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-29
SOn-in-LaW Can
Gust MOther-i n-LaW
Macon Justice Decides Wife's Parent
Has No Place in Mans
Home.

MACON, June 2s.-The status Of the
ured in the Justice Court Of Judge r. F..
McCowen to-day. The Judge decided
that the mother-inlaw has no legal
place in her son-in-law's home.
D. B. Branam owns two stores, and
his wife. has been in charge Of one Of
them. She went TO the country this
week and gave the keys to the store
to her mother, Mrs. l.. McCOOk. Mr.
Branam demanded the keys Of his store
from his motheT-in law, but she re
fused to yield them. He then sued out
a possessOry warrant, and the Justice
agreed with him. Mrs. McCOok was
obliged to return the keys
After losing in codrt, Mrs. McCook
wanted her son inlaw to settle the mat
ter in a fist fight with her son, but
the SON law declined
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-29
Sellers Cabinets Have Bug
Proof Flour and Sugar Bins

The sugar and flour bins of the Sci
lers are absolutely bug and ant proof.
Everything can be kept in a most san
itary condition. Come in tomorrow
and see these two exclusive Sellers
features.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-29
SEE OUR BIG WINDOW DISPLAY
SELLERS CABINETS
Save Steps in Large Kitchens

In addition to saving steps in a
large kitchen they save space in a
small one, because everything is S.
compact and kept in IT'S place. You
will have no extra steps across the
kitchen; you can find it in your SELL
TERS
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-29

termine whether to make a visit to
the experiment station at Griffin or
to go to Athens and view the work OF
the State College of Agriculture. The
members of the society have engag
ed a special train for the purpose Of
making a visit of this character.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-29
MOVABLE CONVICT CAMPS
TO BE USED BY BIB COUNTY

MACON, June 28.-The Bibb
County Road Board to-day decided
to purchase movable camps for use
of the convicts who are worked on
the roads. Each wagon prison will
accommodate "a men. The Road
Board figures that the time saved in
taking the convicts to and from the
stationary camps will be better util-
lied on the roads
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-29
"M0WE" CHIEFS WILL
MEET AT THE PIEDMONT

Changes in the original plans for
the convention of motion picture ex-
hibitors Of Georgia were announced
Saturday in cards sent to exhibitors
in Atlanta by Alex Wall, of Birming
ham, national vice president of the
Motion Picture Exhibitors League.
The convention will be held in the
Piedmont Hotel June 80 instead Of the
Kimbau House, as at first announced.