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Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1913-06-16
NOTICE OF SALE OF FIRE PRO-
LECTION BONDS"
Recorders Office,

Ashland, Ore, June 8, 1918.
Sealed proposals will be received
by the undersigned up to O'Clock
in the afternoon of the 18th day of
July (and no later), and the same
will be opened and considered by
the Common Council of the City of
Ashland, Oregon, on same day and
date at s o'clock in the evening of
the 18th day of July, A. D. 1913, for
the purchase of the following bonds
of the City of Ashland, Oregon, is
sued in the matter of purchasing an
Auto Fire Truck and apparatus for
fire protection in accordance with
Sections 3242 to 3245 inclusive of
Lords Oregon Laws, to-wit:
Twelve bonds dated January 1, A.
D. 1918, bearing interest at the rate
of SO per annum, interest payable
semi-annually at the office of the
Treasurer of the City of Ashland,
Oregon, numbered from 744 to 755,
both inclusive. All of these bonds
are of the denomination of $50O.00
each. These bonds mature in ten
years from date of issue, but are re-
deemable at the office of the Treas
urer of the City of Ashland, Oregon,
upon the payment of the face value
thereof together with accrued inter
est to date of payment or call there
of, at any semi-annual interest cou-
pom paying period, on or after one
year from date of issue of said
bonds. These bonds will be sold to
the highest and best bidder but for
not less than par value and accrued
| interest from date of issue (January
1, 1879 to date of delivery of such
bonds as required by law.
Bids must be accompanied by a
certified check payable to the City of
Ashland, for an amount equal to $50
of the face value of bonds bid for,
which, in case the successful bidder
| tails or refuses to take and pay for
said bonds as proposed in bid, shall
be forfeited to said city as liquidated
damages for such refusal or failure.
Bids may be submitted for any part
of the issue, the numbers of bonds
bid for being specified in the bid.
The Council reserves the right to
reject any or all bids.
All bids must be addressed to
"City Recorder, Ashland, Oregon, -
marked Proposals for purchase OF
Fire Protection Bonds"
G. H. GILLETTE,
Recorder, City of Ashland, Ore.
Date of first publication, June g.
1913. 43t-Mon.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1913-06-16
SWAT THE HOUSE FLY" CAMPAIGN
TDNCS REQUESTED TO URGE AN ORGANIZED CAMPAIGN AGAINST
The HOUSE FLY In The CITY OF ASHLAND

Several people have urged that the
Tidings inaugurate a campaig nof
education against the housefly.
This it is ready to do, if such a
campaign is necessary, but it ought
not to be. The housewife was al
ways, and is yet, the mortal enemy
of all sorts of vermin, and of the
housefly in particular. Every man
Jack of us remembers when our
mothers scolded us, if nothing more,
for leaving the screen doors open.
But it is only OF recent years that
the matter of preventing the breed
ing of flies has been taken up seri-
ously and Systematically. This is
the proper and vital way to deal with
the pests. The keeping, or attempt
ing to keep. flies out of a house is
of little avail if they are to be per-
mitted to breed by the million. And
they are sure to breed if breeding
places are permitted to exist. The
most effectual method of swatting
the fly is by keeping the yard and
outbuildings so thoroughly clear of
filth that they have no place to
breed.
The San Francisco Examiner last
Sunday devoted an entire page to the
swat the fly" campaign and the lid
ings herewith republishes few of
the arguments and the directions
therein.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1913-06-16
Natural Question.

A man from the city went to a
small country town in New Hamp-
shire to pass his vacation. At the
station he took the stage, which was
drawn by two dilapidated horses,
and found that he had no smaller
bill than a five-dollar one, which he
handed to the driver
The driver looked at it for a mo-
ment and then said: (Which horse
do you want?" ?"-Everybody's Maya
zine.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1913-06-16
Natural Question.

A man from the city went to a
small country town in New Hamp-
shire to pass his vacation. At the
station he took the stage, which
was drawn by two dilapidated horses,
and found that he had no smaller
bill than a S. one, which he handed
to the driver.
The driver looked at it for amo-
ment and then said: (Which horse
do you want?"-Everybody's Maya
zine.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1913-06-16

When W. w. Meredith, a farmer
at Woodland, Alberta, Canada,
dressed some ducks for the local
markets he found the stomachs of
several of the birds filled with flake
gold, seven of the pieces measure
from a sixteenth to an eighth of an
inch in diameter.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1913-06-16


housefly several years, and all of
them unite in saying that this insect
is more deadly and more dangerous
to human life than the tiger or the
cobra. 1t is the most dangerous in
sect on earth
In New York city alone the fly
causes thousands of deaths from ty-
phoid fever.
1t causes more than seven thou
sand deaths annually in this one city
from other intestinal diseases.
Every autumn there is a rise in
the death rate from typhoid.
This rise is traced by the scientists
directly to the fly.
An expert recently examined fly
found in South street. 1t was carry
ing on its legs and in its mouth more
than 100000 bacteria.
1t had been walking over filth on
the water front. The expert caught
it on the edge of glass of milk.
Don't forget that if you see flies
their breeding place is nearby filth
1t may be behind the door. under the
table, or in the cuspidor.
If there is no dirt or filth there
will be no flies.
If there is a nuisance in the neigh
borhood write at once to the health
department.
Do not allow decaying material OF
any sort to accumulate on or near
your premises. All refuse should be
removed at once or covered with lime
or kerosene.
Keep all recePtacles for garbage
carefully covered and the cans
cleaned or sprinkled with oil or lime
See that your sewerage system is
in good order Pour kerosene into
the drains.
Cover food after a meal. Burn OIL
bury all table refuse. Screen al
food exposed for sale. Buy no foot
that has been exposed to flies.
The fly kills tens of thousands o.
children every year.
The fly causes more blindness il
children than all other causes com
bined.
The fly spreads every known dis
ease to children ard to adults, fol
it frequents every disease -breedinl
spot and hunts purposely for filth.
Early in the season KILL FLIES
In the middle of the summer KILL
FLIES.
And in the autumn and in the win
ter, if you can find them, still KILL
FLIES.
Treat the fly as our ancestor
of the old days treated the red In
dians and the wolves.
First shut them out of your house
make sure that they won't get in
then kill them off as rapidly as pos
sible and pray for the day when yo1
will no longer have to protect you
house against them.
Screen your windows.
Screen your doors.
New fly screens made of wire net
ting that will not rust are more i'm
portant than new coat of paint O
"a new automobile, for fly screen
mean protection for children.
Protect your house from the file
and as absolutely as possible. {
nearly so, protect your food supple
and protect your babies faces sepi
rately.
AS the child lies asleep keep mo
quito netting over it.
Keep your sugar bowl, butter dis
and food supplies covered.
1t is only by the earnest, INTEL
gent cooperation of those famili
and the others in the country th
the fly can finally be abolished.
The citizens should combine, Il
national, state, city and village go
ernments should combine with theI
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1913-06-16

Labor is so cheap. in Trinidad that
it does not pay to buy lawn mowers,
as coolies will cut the grass with a
small sickle or knife at a trifling
cost.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1913-06-16
Ever There?

Just as soon as a man succeeds in
getting on Easy street somebody
comes along and begins to tear up
the pavement there.-Chicago Rec
ord-Herald.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1913-06-16
NOTICE.

Please get your items for the Tid-
ings in the day before date of publi-
cation, if possible. All matter must
hereafter be in type by noon on pub
licatiOn day.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-06-06

lie Stil. Sans Opera "&ien5i" e,
baaoe bans Spsisr meb ben gan,lt
Opera, bans antpouing ont oct rpe
man banoe at pente fig Of barn, oe
iamtibig oct 8erf, bpormeb ban ben
Ieoet @uropas Spmerfipmbeo paa fig
"&ienSi" gioroe pploig 2pffc. Ufet
tit Heite @erf, Gen flppenbe Sol.
lGnoer", er ban traaot belt oper pao
M @rurio, bar iaet fig ieIo Iss fro
Den gamle Opera. Wen Bet blep mol
life Spffe, ban giorbe meo Dent. Sti'
len bar for ttp og original. @aerei
CAB BEN Eing en- goo Dag, og fret
fin "Samlbdrier". Gen bIep opfsrt
fsrfte Sang i 9aris. girfeIige Wlt'
i~iffisnnere fIappet; men ben iao'
faIote "SSocfepflltb" baroe paa Spr'
baano drrangeret en- frpgtelig 8ibe
foncert.
San oenbte tiIbaee til SpifIanb
bppr BON bIeo SoffapeImeiter 'bps
8cnger at Safien. Seen Der giorb,
ban fig mart u,nitIig. San beItoe
lemlig, - al poIe % bel operpeieot
@ritnbe forreiten, - / 9resoener,
SpitanSen 1S49. Saa bIep bar
lanosforpiit. @It fom SoffapeIme'
tier bapoe ban fomporeret "2obet
grin" og Iagt IIanen til "Ribelum
gen Sing, = oct p~9loieite bran,ati,
lie Serf, icm noeeniinoe er ifapt
timber fin Sorpisuing fomportertt
ban iaa "Sriitau og ISOLDE" iamt
"meterfalgerne / Giirnbers."
Sele oenne Sio bapoe @oene,
fiempet moo 2ieespIoisbeo, Msisfor'
i%taaeIie oe materieI Nsb. Saa en-
belia lpsnet Bet for bam. Gen Itprt
@ufifer 8ran5 9iiSt bar Bit bans
Sen og bialp bam til at foo fine Sir
beioer upfsrt. 90 iaa fom 9uopit
Den @rloen paa gaperns &oneetrcue
San bar gIsbense beeeiItret for @ae'
ner, % itsttet bam paa oct fraftig'
Ite. Oesuoen bapbe Rliifere oe
Sangere og oct bebre SperapiibIi'
fun Iprt at ifisnne, at @aerer bauot
Iagt MT Sanb UNDER Blog for tpil
Iceniif &uuit. Seb SjeIp Of en- BOIL
bie Sorenine, iom blep ba1net fol
bette SormaaI, reiites i gapreutb e.
SeItipilbus, bnor @aerers Muiif,
bramaer iflIbe opfpreS netop Zig ION
@aener bapbe tenft fig Dem. Der
13oe-17oe aueuit 1876 opfsrtes
iaa Ser "Mibelungen Sling, -
mber enoeIss gegeiitring blanot 81
Silitebeparenbe, men riatigrof osiac
meb ct peloie Stprtebao al ben Bio
bieite aritif efterpna.
gn 1lig Seier par for @agT,e,
bare Srappctrinnet til np 9oab. 81
26 SILL 1882 saar iaa "Parcifal'
oper. 9apreutbs Srene. gegeiItrin'
gen bar ON mliIig ensba Itsrre eni
oper "9eibbelltneen Sling; 9ritifer
bar, ON life albeles forfuuumet, fac
BOG meset fpag. Seiren par fltlbft9n
big.
Saa - / 1888 - f%or1uner De.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-06-06
Rtharo Daener.
100 Nar iiben SEN itprc tpife Sune-
oiater 6lcp fpot.

ger bar life lepet en- mere tpIf
5pifer eno ban" ia9oe @agner felp
peo 6. 81. bon @ebers @rap. Gen
set iperges bel, ON Spiflnbs SiIo.
RE enbnu bar flinnet oppiie en- Wtuao
ion / en- Eerion bar iainlet De GSle'
tie Sr9f / oen tpIfe Hationalfdraf.
ter, bens uilioelige Irbeiosfnft t,
ocns unaaoelige I%rbeibslpit, Dens
iei9e llsboloenbeo, og fremfor dlt:
bells gIeoenoe Soealisme, - | iohn'
me 8rob Iom Tid)arb @a9ner.
San er foot / 2eip8is Den 2s2Oe
Wtai 1918. Sans Sar osoe ih,ar
efter at @uttcn bar fsot. Wouen
giftet fig igien, % Steofaren opi>a-
get tiolig, at 8utten bupoe tore e:o'
ner. Oct beoer, at ban sinet en- ppr.
oenoe EortrGtnaler | lille TifGro.
Selp bopbe oenne melt 2plt paa
Sprogpioenifaben; men alt | CLINE
ao~osaIoeren bcapnote ban at oiEte.
San lfrep en- @rupiun9 oper Ell OF
beb aamerat % la9oe iaa ipei lueo
et iemafts Ssrseipil, bpor oct sit
iaa splelig til, at ole Srmtaets a3
Geripner oeoe inoen fenlte gift be-
9pnDte. 90 fem after ifuloe oct
pere; Den unse Sigter lsite &anlfe-
Iiabeben PEG iiutpeltben of laoe belle
Y~erionaIet - gaa i9ien!
Soa fit ban bore en- Spmfoni nj
9eetbopen os, fort efter, "5ri'frt-
ten" al @eber. gai piloe ban iethe
Whiiif til tit Ssrseipil, % bette bragg
te BAN paa 3aufen ON at bli 0hIii,'
Ter. San inioerte &ompoiitionSl9re
uuoer 3beooor @einlie. S @tten-
oarsaloeren bapbe ban aIlereoe lpri:
at metre NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. % Sn.
irumcStationeuS 2etnif, % IN iuIs.
te, paa eate tplf Waner, "Sanorinss.
aarene". Gem tiIbragte ban bells /
Spiflanb, oeIs i Ri,slmtS % Sranf'
riae. Su oeurle SiS itanmer ct
Sratcrium, ctpat Speraer % etpar
minSre @erfer.
Men III bapoe ban osiaa iunoet
] ia ielp % uouiflet i'm egen orisina.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-06-06

Soreers guoifab: @aener err life
rnerel - Weo fongelig gragt bIep
ban ioroet | fit fi9re gapreutb.
@asner bar ieIo bistet Serten til
tine Wsuiiforantaer. Ga oisie Ter.
ter er ionbe Sigterperfer - af me.
get Bot &ane enbos. SeIp iloen aPil.
iifen pilbe De babe prret en- pproi.
fulb SoregeIie al Reconsideration.
Scr beb oct: $50 oaarIigere Cert,
oes beore Spera." Set Sro bar
8agner aiort tilifarnne beb at piIe,
at en- opbt tpuft og tint fsIt Cert er
lattgt mere brugbar erb BET Roniens,
iorn TOT banoe bapt set itore Stunt paa
Speraicenen. - (SIap Iobsbus /
"Sr. 3D.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-06-06

ben irife Sis, - SaItgebaIte, etc,
og iee bar funbet, at Der ira aar
til aubet er Iemmelig paafolbenbe
Sorfiel. Oct er bare 6 Nar, jca
bar oreoct mine llnberisgelier men
alerebe / 9sbet al oenue iorbolbs-
bis forte Sib bar iea funnel iaitiette
fire fprifieaige upper | geifaffenbe.
ben al S~auoanoet, og Oct Ter no,
iom ON oisie fire Upper inarer nsi.
agtig I'll fire forifiellige CONNER.
Upper.
Soraroringerne al @anbet | ben
irife SIP %iparer, meler ieg, til Sor'
anbringerue noe | atlanterbapet, %
set 8eir, pi iaar, ipnes at bore | bsi
@rob aibpngig al Def, iom foregaar
berube.
Set gnnb, ieq bar unberisgt iaar,
Iigner neiagtig bet, pi bapbe ifior,
% oct er min Rening, at ri iaar en-
l%ionenbe CONNER"
F~roiesioren tiIisiet, at bans She.
uri itstteoes al Den airnbsgierning,
at Sappunbet iaor ligeiom ifior
primlet al en- ois SIoes irnaa Or
gmismer. Sgina Ssbier9ene | at.
lonterbupet optrnber meget lPngere
ipb emo De pIeier, ligeiom Silfploet
Dor THOR.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-06-06
Om Paarets
pluoielioe 6rdanen

Ingit, Sorg, Sfraf, Spbioielie,
fort iast, alt iom rpiter Sielen og
Sinbct, fan, iom befjenot, oite for
panble bIonot os fort Soar til groat.
GbEe, Ell befienbt Sorifer, fortrl'
Ter ON en- bel Del iIiee SilfrIbe, iom
er meget interesiante.
Gen engeIife 9unsler, Sbomas
Waris, bIep, efterat bans Dsosoom
blep forfpnbt BAN, sroa paa en- enc.
tie Seat, os famine Soranorins I'M
bergif Den uIpffeIige Oronnius Wa.
RTE gntoinettes blonde Soar, % man
meobeIte berbe, at bun iflfbe brins
ses til Semple.
Diego Siorius, iom paa fin &urt.
ges gefaling faitcbes | SGngiel, tit
meb ct albeles eraat SOAR, men par
inriblertib iaa belbie, at bans Soar
igien fit fin normale Sarpe, "a ban
frifjenOtes igien. Oct famine bpr,bte
Ell NieIbriper, iom blep sraa, oa
sgslet bIep itiaalet fra bun, mel tit
fort SOAR igien, ga ban fit oct igien.
On Wunf, Tom par palgt til gi.
flop, men iom paa @rlnb al fin
llngbom life fif %nonpprelie al Na'
ben, blep Of sergrelie beroper graa
paa en- Scot, iaa at Eapelt life fietote
bam igien 8agen efter. @i bIep
ban @iifop, ba Bapen nniaa benne
pluolelise S%oranorina at bans Soar
for ct Segn fra 8ub. Ger gipes
m~angfoloige Iisnenoe Grempler, BET
ntaa bore NOT at income bisie faa.
SfIg. be tpife Sriisrers Screenings
Soablab fan Nliligbeben al Saarets
pIuoielige @raancn bel life beitri'
oes, efterat ben befiellote Spiiolog,
Erofesior Sanbois, bar puapiit, at
SnotrPoelien al en itsrre Wpngoe
2llft / Suaret, enb BET er norrnalt,
giper oct en- graa Sarpe, % of Ell iaa.
Dan foreget 2uftmpngbe fan inotrG'
De meeet blrtig. Srniblertib maa
man aItib tPitfe Jig, at Suften | iaa'
oanne SilfGloe fun trpnger ino noert.
ira / ben fprbig omnebe Saarroo,
meo andre Orb, at De | benS Splie
alereoe ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS o. meo
2uft fpfbte Spalter ~foritsrres eaer
iorsgeS. Chi at en- naturalization at
.Suurets leper0e 0ele fra Sulbns,
ifuloe ifripe iia fra Saarbumoens gel.
Ter % bore %fremgaaet al bisie itr'
Ser Nerpernes Weopirfning, maa ON
fees iom en- iulbfommen llnnlli9beb.
Saarets norlndle 2uitm9ngbe, iom
biorerer fra Acknowledgment, %
Itaar / Sprbinoelie meo benne itrgf'
fer iig FIN iaa Iangt inb | SonifeEen,
of SEN life omil,1ttes for tort al oens
MobhpIIe, OF fan life ilaa pioere, fpr'
81 eners set melem @enerne cirfnle-
renbe ernGringsitof maatte fcrhatrt-
Ite pg i~nbterres / Gellerne. SoeEeg-
gelie al Saarets Watrir og bets Mts
ialoen piloe bore BEN mI~no9aaesige
Selge al ct iIigt Sorbolb. Oct FAINT
me nloatte oaiaa inbtrpoe, naar Der
fom Suft / gulbits, iont ba finn |
Sorbinoelie meo Sen | Spliet fortuan-
oenpGrenSe atmoiiPriife Suit. Ser
al fremgoor, bppr tibet nerpsie SrtDs
flpoclier fan pirfe paa De nGsnte
Soronoringer al Saaret. Saaret
Itaar hoerfen unber Werperrtes ener
Sli6cellernes S~noflpoelie, iaa at Dis
ie Momeltter paa ingen Waabe fan
biorage til en- foreget 2rftmpngoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-06-06
Spao Slags Sommcr
ifal ri iaaY

Scrrmelig neiagtis iou iiior, me,
ier en- engeIif SroieSior, iom bpa-
ger fin Spaabom poa llnSerieaeIier
al &anOet | Den irite Sis.
Seq orar mine Slutuiu9er," no.
taller Sroiesi9ren til en- aorreippn.
bent, "uoeIuffenoc fra @eifafienbe.
ben at oct Sano, iom ri iinoer /
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-06-06
SnbiDgoomme.

MmffDps eczema Specific pil ablolutlia
t1rere @cSema, Salt Sheun, Barber Std,
Hia9prm, sanle Gaar, Sfub, aIpe 90 man,
se andre SHoipgbpmme. Senbes pr. Bot
for 81. so.
q. ". @uitafion en- Sorretuinasmauo /
gsaruid, ". Dat ~ifrioer: Seq leo al &C.
sema | Is Var, isste mango l9aer ioen
npgen Sjaip, men Ell este al Nlmf!ops &C.
5ema Salpe belbrebeoe mig"
s. ALMKLOV,
Norsk Apotheker, cooperstown. Il. Oak
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-07
PROPERTY TRANSFERS.
MarrantX Dads

S200-John S. owens to w. c. Mar
tin lot so by 1873 feet, east side Of
HowelPs NH Road, $50 feet south OF
Collier Road March 4, 1910.
S65-Westview Cemetery Associa-
ton to Lettie r. Delay, lot 924, sec
ton y. June 4
Love and Afection-W. f. DELAY
to same ct al, lot 1877 by 268 feet, on
Lakeview Avenue, being lot "a, block
4, PeaChtree Heights. May "a.
$1,000. L. Nisbet to S. Price VII
liams. 29S oak Street, 35 by $50 feet
July 3.
SiO0-B. S. HUE to w. o. McDon-
aid, lot 100 by 100 feet, on East Cam
bridge Avenue, 200 feet east Of Ad-
ans Street. July 3.
S6,25O-Fair Dodd to Edward 1.
Douglas, lot 40 by 1870 feet, west sida
Of Kennesaw Avenue, % feet north Of
East North Avenue. April 9, 1909
Love and Affection-Henry r
Wells to Alice J. Wells, lot 80 by 15t
feet, east side of Park Avenue, 43 feet
south of Dabney Street. July 2.
,250-Joseph R Wylie and Mrs
Harriet f. Brandon to r. II William
son, lot As by 139 feet, south side N
West Tenth Street, 169 feet north OF
Spring Street. June 28.
$3,12O-General Realty and Devei-
Opment Corporation to Mrs. Bessie T,
Adams, ST. Woodward Avenue, 40 by
l32 feet. June 2.
81 .00O-William H. Frank to NJ. NJ.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-07
QuiteIalm pends.

S5-Mrs. Gertrude ]. Dickey ct al.
to w. B. Disbro, lot ESQ by 500 feet,
north side PAGES Ferry Road, LIS
feet west OF Tuxedo Drive June "a.
sSO0-Milton Greenebaum to Leo
Reich, lot 102 by 1870 feet, southwest
corner Connally and Crumley Streets.
July g.
$l-Merchants and Mechanics
Banking and Loan Company to A. l..
Slaton. lot so by $50 feet, west side
Formwalt Street. 200 feet south of
Crumley Street. July 3.
S360-Mrs. Addie F. Rodriguez to
Fred D. Terry, one-half interest in lot
rs by 232 feet, northwest side Sin
clair Avenue, $50 feet southwest OF
Carmel Avenue. June p.
S5-W. S. Lofts and B. W. Beaten
reitsr to w H Allen and e. q. Black,
lot 5 by 240 feet, west side Stevens
Street, 4s1 feet north of West Hunter
Street. July 2.
S1-Belmont Land Company ct al
to Phenlx Investment Company. lot
by 12O feet, west side Stevens Street,
4S1 feet north OF West Hunter Street.
July 2.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-07
BUILDING PERMITS.

s4O0O-Dr. Gillespie EnlOe, S59 st.
Charles Avenue, two-stOry brick
veneer dwelling Cowan & Dunn.
S1,O0O-Mrs. Mary P. Pattillo, Oil
yer Street, one-story frame dwelling.
Day work
S7OO-Dan B. Harris 100 East Fifth
Street. add porch and make altera-
lions. Day work.
S7OO-Mrs. Jack Nell. So Richard
son Street, two story frame dwelling
and store. Day work.
s500-H Weinman, 81 Broyles
street. additions Day work
s4O0-Mrs. r. S. Crockett, ? Scofleld
Street two-story frame dwelling
Day work.
sS00-Johu NJ. George, 81 South
Gordon Street, additions, Day work.
SOON. H Hays, rear 81 Central
Avenue. additions Day work.
s15O-J. NJ. & r. w. Boone, 4o4
Ormwood Street, build room. Day
work,
Sl5O-Mrs. 5. J. Walker, 1046 Pied
mont Avenue. alterations. Day work
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-07
To Name Realty Head.

Members Of the Atlanta Real Els
tate Board will hold their regular
monthly dinner the night Of July IS
at the Cafe Durand, at which time
a new head for the board will be
elected, to succeed Charles p. Glover.
Some propositions will be heard to
change the bylaws. one of these
would make it possible for the presi-
dent to succeed himself
There has been much speculation
over the probable president. Among
the names suggested are Harris G.
White, now vice president of the
board: w. A. Foster, of Foster &
Robson; s. r. thurman, of thurman,
Black & Calhoun, and Carlos Lynes,
of Thomson & Lynes.
The nominating committee will
name a man and he will be voted in
by the members. Charles =. Glover,
ex-officio; NJ. f. Ramsey, J. II. Ew-
ing. NJ. G. Kiser and II. w. Dews
are on this committee.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-07
Big Profits Made
In Acreage Deal
Mrs. Harper Buys English Property
To Name Realty Head--New York
Times on Gambler Investments.

Captain James w English has
given a warranty deed to Mrs. Lelah
o. Harper on so acres of land in land
lot 1877, the consideration being $S,247.
or at the rate of $1O5 an acre, and
Saturday Mrs. Harper sold 81 acres
to Harper Brothers for $10,500, or
at the rate Of $500 an acre. The en-
hancement covered period Of a lit
tie more than seven years, the deal
between Captain English and Mrs.
Harper having taken place February
2S, 1906
This property is between Bryant's
District and Oakland City. The part
sold by Captain English was the
1 north half of the land lot, excepting
! 915 acres. being lots ! to 9 and II
! to IS, inclusive, in block 4 Mrs. Har-
per sold to Harper Brothers the
southeast corner Of Harper Street and
DeFoor Avenue.