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The broad ax., 1913-06-14
FLATS TO RENT.

FLATS TO RENT.
s. Richardson, Real Estate, Loans and
Insurance, $50 n. 5th Ave, Room
sos, near Randolph St. phone Mali
21Ss, Automatic SS-2o1, has the fol
lowing fats to rent:
241o La Sale St., 5 rooms Sl2.
272O Dearborn St., z rooms, $ls.
sOO2 Armour Ave. 5 rooms, sl4
3741 La Sale ST., rooms, $1s.
5521 Shields Ave, 5 rooms, SIS.
The broad ax., 1913-06-14
A BANK ACCOUNT.

These words sound good
Call and receive free Of eharge-no
deposit required pocket coin saver
that registers each coin you insert.
HOME SECURITY SAVING BANK,
S1o1 So. State St.
The broad ax., 1913-06-14

For Rent:
AMERICAN APARTMENT
BUILDING,
2728 Wabash Ave.
Modsrn, gtsam Heated Apartmsnts.
Every room private, leading OF
from private halls, al light and airy.
Three rooms, bath and cabinet
hSchen .........s..ss..s'. ''SSo.OV
Three rooms and bath. h.......... 22.0o
-Four rooms and bath. ........... $500
Six rooms and bath............ 5000
Seven rooms and bath. $500 q 1000
Eight rooms and bath. 42.5o 3 5000
Apply to
VIZ. D. NEIGHBoRS q CO.,
Home Security Bank,
S101 So. State st.
Phones, Douglas 81 Auto. 742Ss
The broad ax., 1913-06-14

Brass and 4ssE
Brass Is ths best reflector Of heat q
any metal
The broad ax., 1913-06-14

Every room private, leading OF
from private halls, an light and airy.
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-10-19
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
Sharp & Boylston
INVESTMENTS.

We have a few pieces of A No.
l negro property that we can
sell you on a II per cent basis
or better. See us about the fol
lowing;
Three double houses renting
tor $46.5O month. Price $4,000.
One double 7-room house rent
ing for $35 month. Price So. .4OG.
Three double houses renting
for $4,000 month. Price $3,25O.
-Four houses renting for $50
month. Price $3.50
These we can recommend to
any one looking for this class of
property
If you have anything in this
class of property you want to
dispose of, list it with MS for
quick sale.
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-10-19
HOUSES.

IOU SEH>.
$50 o0-No 52s Peachtree street IL
s125l6omNo, 6s5 Peachtree street IL
room house
500 00-No 324 Ponce DeLeon avenue,
Ss5 o6-N" az Fdgcwood avenue IL
SIS 06|No. 80 West Fourteenth street,
$40 0oHNo NO 81 East sixth street, S-room
Ss5. .6o%No. ~ East Ninth street. 10
SEQ. 66"No. S54 Euclid avenue. lO-room
s7s.6o"No 9lsS 500 West Peachtree street.
SIS. .66-No. 66S Edgewood avenue >
$50 6c%6n TGo@ nTRsst west Tenth street, Groom
$40. Ono. III East North avenue 5
$50 56mNo S 80 East Fifth street, 7-room
$50 6o|No. Sss Piedmont avenue. s-roon
$50. 6o"No. sss Spring street. 1l-room
5o"No. 275 Capitol avenue, s-rOom
s45.6o"Gn Virginia avenue, s-room
sl5 6o"T5. 8a7 Juniper street, e-room
SEQ 90 10. 3O3 Grant street, Broom
$40 ONO. 1874 LAFrance street, IL
ss5. 66%No, Ss7 Spring street. s-rOom
s4s6o"So. aonSS 2ss Washington street 3
$50 e0mNo, So park street 1O-room
s45 oO~%o. 30 Angler avenue, 1O-room
$50. .oo"No. e33 Piedmont avenue. s-room
ss7.5oENo. 2s4 Rawson street. s-room
ss7.5G"So. SOB washington street, s
So. .56~No. al Spring street, S-room
ss5 .oo%No. 15h East Pine street g.
$50 oS%No 26 East Baker street, 7-room
s27. .56%Delaware and Prospect streets,
$40 boHNo, 3O6 South boulevard, 7-room
sg7 5o%No. 2l2 Rawson street, Groom
s27.sOENo. 2s Queen street. 5-room cot
s25. .C6SNo. 20 Queen street. Groom cot
Sg7.50gsNo 5505sN 27s Houston street, Groom
e5.6C"To. sgI East Cain street. Groom
s25 Murphy and Avon avenues 8
s25. .66mNo' 5s-B Crew street. 5-room
s25 ONO. 27 Highland avenue. Broom
s25. ONO. IS Culberson street, 7-room
SIS oO"No. 5ss Central avenue, 7-room
$50 6C%No. 52s Puliam street, S-room
90, oo u&o 1872 Merritts avenue Groom
cottage.
$40 oo"To s5 South Boulevard DeKalb,
SOP SO NO IS Vest Boulevard DeKalb,
5-room cottage.
SIS OO-Murphy and Avon avenues D
$50 00|No Il2i Highland avenue, Z
SEQ .00"No. ~ Doane street, 7-room
s37. 50 10. 1O1 West Baker street, o
SIS No / East Taylor street East
Point S-room house.
sl7 5o"No oak street, Groom cot
sl7.5S 6e0ak and Troddy street. Groom
sl5.6O"NS6 14l Home avenue, 5-roOm
SIS 90 No. lO5 Ormewood avenue, g.
17.5O~No. 50 West Fair street, broom
cottage
SIS OO-No. 20 "oodson street. broom
cottage
S25 .OO-No. 9 Polar Rock Spring, s.
room house.
SIS OO-No 81 Loomis avenue, S-room
house.
sl5.0O~Nu 1896 Highland avenue, G.
room cottage
Sl5.OO-Gilbert street, Ormewood Park.
broom cottage.
s1250-No 2S McAfee street, 7-room
house.
IS e0ENo lO2 Stephens street, 5-room
! cottage
SIS O0-No l22 Davis street 4-room
house and store.
SIG. .0O-No. PA KirkwOod avenue, 4-room
house and store.
S25. .00-Two broom fats, main entrance
to Grant Park.
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-10-19
WEST BAKER STREET.

A 14-ROOM, two-story house close to
Lucllie street on West Baker. Lot
50X160; in fine neighborhOod for first-class
boarding house. Has fine future and will
more than pay interest on the investment
now-with SPLENDID PROSPECTS of
enhancement. A big bargain at $8,0O0OO;
on terms. The improvements alone are
worth the price asked for the whole prop
erty. LOOK AT IT.
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-10-19
STORES.

E275 OO-On Peachtree street
$500 OO-No 64 North Forsyth street
$500. OO-Nos 12-14-16 Trinity avenue.
$3.50 OO-No. 8 South Broad street.
5000 OO-Nos 296 29s Marietta street.
$3.50 0O-No. 80 South Pryor street
$500 OO-No 59 East Alabama street.
s1e5 00-North Pryor street
$3.50 OO-NOs $3.50 North Forsyth street.
S125 OO-No. 80 North Pryor street
100 OO-No. AZ LuCkie street,
$500 Donaldson avenue and Hunter st,
$50 O0-Ivy street just of Decatur street
$50 OO-Nos 31-33 Ivy street
SIS OO-Nos. 25S-260 Marietta street
SIS O0-No ia Decatur street.
$3.50. .OO-PeaChtree street
SS5 0O-On North avenue near Peachtree.
S75 OO-No. l6 Houston street.
SIS OO-Nos IA Houston street
Sos OO-On South Forsyth street.
SEQ OO-No. 80 James street
k55 0O-NO 309 peaChtrCe street
e55 OO-No 56 Auburn avenue.
k45 00-No Ill Whitehall street
$40 00-No. 3e7 PeaChtree street.
$40 O0-On North avenue
$40 Oe-No 96 Garnett street
$50 OO-Houston and Irwin streets
$40 0O-No. 1l5 South Forsyth street
SOS. OO-No. l35 Whitehall street
$50 OO-No. 272 Whitehall street
S35 O0-Nos. l67-l69 Whitehall street
tT5 OO-No. II Houston street
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-10-19
CENTRAL

LOT 25x5O.9 feet on Cone street, between
Luckie and James streets, adjoining
the Rich Building. Price 1926 per foot.
Property on Cone street will be worth more
money. Will consider other property in
part payment a
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-10-19
HOUSES FOR RENT.
FOR RENT BY
X. VI. MITCHELL.

Renting agent ga s Broad St
Bel Phone Main 1876.
ef EAST HARRIS STREET-An eleven
room boarding house with all CgUEeU-
/ fences. This rouse is now being over
hauled and is tD be left Ia the best of
condition $50.
So EAST HARRIS STREET-An eleven
room house. with all cOuveuleTCesr
with bath On each floor close 10 car line
and an ideal place TO conduct a board
ing or ro0mlng holse, $50.
ia HOLDEBNESS STREET Splendid
SlNToOm bungalow with every known
convenience, close 10 car line and On
best part Of the street, $50
240 SELLS AVENUE Splendid six
room bungalow with all cOuveniences.
Large LOT and close 70 car line, $50
l04 RACINE STREET Splendid six
room cottage large lot, SIS.
406 RANDOLPH STREET, Splendid
slNroom cottage, large LOT, Sl5
81 ROGERS STREET, KirkWOO1: good
tye-room cottage, Sl2.50.
SO LONEJOT STREET -Five-r0orn COZ
tage, all conveniences; close TO car
line, $l2 60.
125 POWELL STREET Four-room
house, with sink $3.50.
81 CAWLEG STREET Three room
house. waterworks water, $500
on PLASTER BRIDGE road, 2b miles
from center Of the city. I have a spIen-
did siE-rO0m cottage, with tinted walls
and cabinet mantels, 3 acres Of ground.
$50
I HAVE lots Of other houses. stores
buildings, etc. stop and get my rent
bulletin
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-10-19

Washington street, two-story Groom
house; lot 5ON2OO feet, all conveniences.
bon ton home at the right price.
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-10-19
]. R ]. H.
SMITH & EWING
INCOME $4,000 PER YEAR
WE HAVE THE EXCLUSIVE SALE Of
130 PEACHTREE.

WE HAVE THE EXCLUSIVE SALE Of
one of the best income properties on the
market, located on one of the main
thoroughfares in the city. It is rented on
nine-year lease for $4,000 per year, and at
the expiration of this lease, it is our opinion
that the property should greatly increase in
value. Price 100000. CAN MAKE TERMS
so that the rents will almost take care of the
deferred payments.
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-10-19
HOUSES FOR RENT.
HOUSES FOR RENT.
GEO. P. MOORE.
Real Estate and Renting.
10 Auburn Ave.
APARTMENTS

s25 .OO-Nos. 67-ss Highland avenue. g.
room apartments
$50. .OO-No. 14S Forrest avenue, 6-rpom
apartment
81. 56-No. s2lz Piedmont avenue, ;
room apartment
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-10-19

East 5th street. new Groom BUNGALOW.
furnace heat, latest improvements This
Is something fine See us for price and
terms.
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-10-19

West 10th street, good, fair house on
lot lb0x20O feet. with all city improve
ments. This is a fine tract on good
where values are rapidly enhancing 10
move this quick We win give Won a
price with terms that will make it 90
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-10-19

Grant Park. elegant 5-room home with
all conveniences. This is bargain for
quick sale
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-10-19

Cascade ave, corner lot. 7Ox318 feet
TO street, siX-room house with all con-
veniences This is a coming section
The price and terms win interest YOU
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-10-19

Connally street, fine two-story home.
large lot, all convenienCes. WIN sell or
trade for large stock farm and give or
take difference
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-10-19

Chestnut street, 5-room house. near
car line; lot S5Nl 40 feet all convenieuces.
y bargain If taken at once
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-10-19
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

Ormewood ave. fine broom house
with a brick store below, all conve-
niences, near Grant Park This is a
bargain. Sale or trade
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-10-19

lnman Park, 6-room house, all con
venienCes, lot 50x237 feet to street in
rear. Low price and easy terms.
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-10-19

West 18th street. near Peacbtraa
modern 6-room bungalow; furnace heat
ed and the best thing in sight See us
right away.
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-10-19
CHARLES E. THOMPSON,

REAL ESTATE AGENT.
See Harry c. St Clair. Room 20l Trust
Company OF Georgia tEQuitableD Build
ing, Atlanta, Ca
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-10-19

Capitol ave. Nos S5S and $50. These
are both S-room, two-story houses on
fine lots all conveniences: will sell
either one or both win exchange for
good paying city property Look at
them and make us proposition
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-10-19

5000 DOWN AND $50 PER MONTH
WILL buy an 8-room residence in splendid
condition ON Highland avenue, next
door to corner of Boulevard. This is in the
new Forrest avenue school district and con-
venient to churches Of all denominations.
Price 81 1850.
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-10-19
OFFICES.
In the Moore Building. Sl2 50-Sl65 90.
BUSINESS SPACE.

500. Madison avenue and Mitchell
street.
Nos 545-7-9 Whitehall street
sIZ5 .0O-In the Greenfield Building
S55. 90 no gI5z North Pryor street
Nos s2-65 Ivy street. 3-st1ry building
Nos 1922 James street two floors
No 1902 Whitehall street. connecting
rooms
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-10-19

Renting Agent pa & Broad St
Bel Phone Main 1876
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-12-18
Brownsville Bank q Trust Co.
DRENMLAND TONIGHT

Florence Lawrence is again back in
action in Il photoplay.
The play is strong. 1t must he strong
to provide 4 vehicle for Miss Lawrcncc's
wonderful historic powers.
1t is Il Victor two reel drama with
large heart interest in every scene.
4 beautiful southern girl Of pr0ui
lineage is persuaded To marry II rich
man. ON account of her fathers povcrv-
~. She is lead to believe that the mar
riaoc il Il bargain iii which her family
gets wealth aud his family gets position
and that her husband does not love her
she consents to the marriage with the
stipulation that her husband shall ncy-
cr invade her privacy. She demands \
key to her apartments and the door is
closed between the loving husband ana
the miSlcd wife. The husband tries in
every way even to almost running him
self 10 enrich the Wifc'S father. then
again brings himself to ruin in order
to help the man who is to marry his
wifc'S sister. Still the wi'fc'S ewes are
not open to his wonderful ~c'f s%acrific
ing love. ncSpairing 10 win his Wifc'S
love he leaves. but Florence awakcu~
to her love fer him. 81" finds she needs
him and places the key ID her rooms III
his jewel box.
At Il distant hotel he finds the key aud
hurricS home to claim the wife So long
hoped for. It's THE CLOSED DOOR.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-12-18

The marketing question Is the great
question OF the day for the farmer. For
the valley farmer il is the greatest qicS
ton of The day. In the proper solution
Of that problem lies the issue Of success
and failure. Ii is also the greatest qucS-
lion Of the hour for the consumer. There
fore every reader OF The Herald, produ-
GER or consumer, should read the articly
discussing The system Of cooperation. by
Frederick III. Alien. one Of the commits
%Sioncrs sent to Europe last year 10 study
farming conditions. 1t will bear careful
study as well as reading. Look for it in
Saturdays Herald.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-12-18

II is impossible to c%onfnc the ravagcS
of Il flood to the territory overlooked.
There was no flood anywhere within a
hundred miles Of this valley. vet many
an honest editors exchange list was laid
waste and made dcSoiatc by the rushing
waters Of the Colorado and BrazoS. For
example. i copy Of The Houston Post Of
Friday, December t., reached this Of
flee Wednesday morning, December Il.
Observe however, that we are not claim
least demand sympathy. For ell The
rest Of the exchange list is in the same
fix. This is merely 4 detached illuStra-
tiun.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-12-18

The letter Of Mrs. C%olqaitt printed.
III Yesterdays Herald, deserves 70 be
read and studied It shows dearly and
fully what the SAFE Of Red Cross seals
has accomplished 50 far: what il hopes
to accomplish; what it will ~mdoubtcdly
accomplish if given the proper support.
The case as stated by Mrs. Colquitt is
bcrucls0is campaign are TO be congrat-
ulated on her able leadership. The Red
Cross stamps cost only one cent and can
he properly placed on any letter or pack
age sent through the mails. They make
a very pretty and most appropriate or
nanlcnt for the Christmas package and
The Christmas greeting.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-12-18

1t IS not easy to suggest any plan hv
which the people who live in the valleys
of such streams is the Colorado and the
brazos can effectually prevent over
flows such as those which lately occur
red. For one thing, the rainfall Of the
country drained by these rivers is hard
ly a ~calculable quantity from one wear
10 another. The rivers themselves are
Wlde, shallow, and Of a length alt0gcth-
er ~disprOpOrtioned to their other dineu-
siOns, draining a vast territory subject
too often to long droughtS, and often
to sudden and violent rainfaIlS. When
the rainfalls are violent and practically
simultaneous, as recently happened. trou
bic and loss are sure to follow.
What can the people do to protect
themselves? Much Of the land lately
flooded might have, been projected
doubtless by levccS. That. however. is
expensive, and requires intelligent co
operation on the part Of the people like
ly to he endangered by ovcrflows. The
work must be systematic and conlinu-
GUS.
The people could 10 much to prevent
the needless obstruction Of the streams
by the accumulation of driftwood and
rubbish of all kinds. Where land Is
cleared for cultivation along the river
banks, anywhere within reach Of the
waters at flood time. all hruShwood and
fallen trees should he burned. or re-
mOved-On penalty of fin" or impri>on.
ment. Because the streams are normally
shallow. and because the rivers are ~i't
bearing, the rubbish lodges on the. boz
toms and at curves in the river bed.
catches and holds the silt until the wat
er is turned out Of its proper road when
it rises and ovcrfIowS the banks. IA
Austin lately the river rose - feet ut
places where in ordinary seasons il can
be waded without any particular in
convenience.
These extreme differences between
high-water and loW-watrr suggest that
drift wood, and other obStructiug mat
erial can easily b. removed from fine
channels, provided the people along III"
streams will cooperate in moving it. In
addition to vOlutaFy work which may nc
done in this way, il may be possible I'd
make work Of cleaning out the channel,
compulsory as road work is compuINo-
ry. Doubtless, either through the all
of the state at large. or the aid Of The
federal government some system of
dredging MAY be evolved that vii %
far to %confinc the waters to their prop
er channels. Something must be donr to
protect the people from such %calamt;irs
as they suffered last week.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-12-18
ISCRETIO\

IT is perhaps mot wrong 10 fcrmoniZr
a little along about Christmas time.
The words which stand ut the head of
this article SUGGESTS \ h~umorously path
cite nv which went thr rounds wears
ago. !, ,old Of the parrot who used abuS-
i've language to the point where he was
denuded of his feathers bv an inSultcd
monkey. Later, from the vantage ground
Of his perch viewing him>clf il The
glass. he remarked to himself. "pollv,
YOU talk too much"
Poor Poll. was not the only person
who had talked himself out Of his plum
age. In this generation do we prize dis
erection as we used to- Time was when
the average nan Of any profession prid
ed himself on professional secrecy. We
used TO say we were glad to bcilcv that
the confidential relations of the doctor
with his patients. the lawyer with his
clients. the agent with his principals
were as involiably kept AZ The secrets
of the confessional. just AZ The law
shielded as inyiolablc the secrets of The
confessional 50 il WAS disposed 70 shield
the secrets Of the lawyer. the doctor the
agent-and most confidential relations
where men were. in the nature Of things
compelled to rely on the discretion Of
others in lawful matters. When the see
ret of the authorship of the WaycrlY
novels was made public by the author
himself. it had been successfully kept
for wears. though the manuScrint had
passed through the hands Of many print
ers and publishers. This trait of dis re
ton has always been an honorable trait
of most people engaged in the publish
ing business from compoSitorS to own
ers.
While discretion is valuable, indiScrc-
fion is deadly. TO the physician who toll
his wife or some one else the secrets of
his patients: to the lawyer who talked
too much about the business of his eli
ents: to the Newspaper mal-edltor, re-
porter. printer who has BETRAYED things
learned in confidence. the habit Of talk
ing too much has meant exactly the diff
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-12-18
CHRISTMAS NIGHT At BAZAAR.

Tonight is Childrcn'S night ut the Ga
tbolic Bazaar. which is bcin" held ri
the Nivicr Opera House and there will
b@ Il Christmas tree for the lite ones
\ special program has also been ar
ranged for the evening which will in
clulc rc~citation> songs and dances by
little folks and there Will he Il Christ
mas p~IayIcd entitled. christmas Wis
itors TO the Christian Childrcn's Fest
val"
The program:
j, Recitation. IA Cousin t. Santa
Claus. BY Rosa Lee Roy.
>. AN Irish Jig" song aud dance.
By Mary Bertha Hicks.
3. little BrownSvil,c."
by Frances Ward.
4. In the Pantry. q recitation
By Olc~>ic Damcy.
A. ".fcSt' Fore Christmas"
BY Robert Daucy.
g.. 1.-TWO Stockings" a recitation.
BY Ruth Bcc>on.
Z. I'm Iiuh.' TN Georgia Dancy.
:. \ Christmas play. christmas YS
itors 10 the Christian Chjldrcn'S Fest
val
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-12-18

ference between success and failure. The
same Is true Of the banker, the merchant
the agenl-of nearly all men in all walks
OF life. Here is at least enc good thing
10 say Of the cecrpt societies. If they
train large numbers Of men in the hab-
It Of discretion in talking. they do hi
manitv a service.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-12-18

.\lrinc CITIZENS viii on December 10Th,
he iSsiaucc of good roads
in die sum IF fl00.000. 1t is
thought that the issue Will carry with
very little opposition.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-12-18

Any matter that can interest such men
~ thc men whose names will appear in
Saturdays Herald in connection with
Mr.. Aliens article on the Marketing
problem must he Of interest to all Of Us
Head The article i'll Saturdays lIcrald.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-12-18

After all those alleged gross iSnultS
70 Americans i'll Chihuahua bv Villa
never happened Hard 10 tell Whcthr-
the originatorS Of that sort Of stuff are
trying to arrange 4 triangular scrap
with Uncle sam. |lIucIla and Villa for
principles. Some sort Of scheme there
must be, but it is TOO deep for The ~
cra%S man who has ANYTHING better -
do than 70 guess conundrUmS like thlt.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-12-18

\ scientist has discovered i spot on
th" SUN with an area Of practically 10
billion square miles. II is scarcely OK
a@@crHii"n - say that this is slightly
larger than the whole state Of Texas.
Il Is up to the scientist 10 prov" il #
he expects Texas to believe it.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-10-24
DYNAMITE MYSTERY ClfARGO TO-DAY
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.ii summer. a. uh-H hllsd 9Th ~aIsF
., souid b. impossible TO sss II,
Thsfs are DRjy three stocks u aay
quantity ~ dynamite tSpt In the city a.
the naldvin Hardwarp COMPANY DO.
inE the only dealers. Other supplies
are Kept D. tho reclamation service
aud the Chapman Construction com.
paBy Tho government has IT.
p"vd"r house "n th. south branch
canal, aud all shipments are taken
th'ss direct from the railroad, Tho
baldwin company are not short any
dynamite aud keep record ot ovsfy
sale. Harris a Co. Who have been
uAlnE large quantities. ~ Jynamit..
purchase from nald~in. aud tho d..
Mantle la delivered boI at a time.
Just ~ II Ia usod.
On instructions from Acting Chief
Walker. James Ryan gathered tho ID.
namlt" from tn. canal and buried It
A. "yufy stick of dynamite IL stamped
With the date Of Manufacture. an on.
animation would easily determine th.
axe Of that found. and bo a means of
tracing where II came from. tn.
dynamite found Ia said To bo seven.
eighiha Inches In diameter. and that
Il the Hiz. used by th. Chapman Con.
Htruction company and also handled
by the Baldwin Hardware company.
4 am very glad to hcar Mr.. Chap
mans explanation Of how IN. dyna.
mite got into tn. canal near the
court house" said County Judge
Wordcn this afternoon. This not
only tends 10 remove the tense feel.
ing through the city that tho bcauti-
iul structure IL In danger. but 1 am
more than pleased to say that II alao
removes tho ugly rumora that have
been ailoat to the effect that the dis
ooNory of tho powder was u fruntra.
lion Of n diabolical piece Of spite
work.
III IL unfortunate that VIZ do not all
agree m to tho best policies 10 pursue
Tor the good OF tho county. and that
there has been 30 much bitterness 70.
huitlng. but I am convinced that those
opposing tho county court arc purnu-
Ink what TO them nppsars To be- the
proper course. Although they would
resort To tho courts aud u recall cleo
tion. Is seems too bad that they. some
OF the most Influential citizens Of the