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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-08
Stole for Dads Head
Stone; Given 2 Years

NEW YORK. Jan. 2.--Henry May
er, aged 2S, who confessed stealing
s145 to buy a tombstone for his fa-
theirs grave, was sent TO prison for
two years.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-08
CHIEF JUSTICE RESIGNS.

MONTGOMERY. Jan. 7.-Chef JUS
tice James K Dowdel. OF the Alabama
Supreme Court, after fifteen years OF
service, has resigned. No one has yet
applied for the position.
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Git ATOMS
BACK new
APPEAL
BRIEF
Defense Declares the Unanimous
Opinion of Thirteen Men Nee
essary to Doom Prisoner.

Invoking citation after eta
ton to support them in their CON
tention that it takes the unani-
nous approval of thirteen men to
send a defendant to his death or
deprive him of his liberty. the
lawyers for Leo M. Frank com.
pleted their supplemental brief
Wednesday for filing with the
Supreme Court of the State. It
IS probably the last document
bearing on Georgia s most ia
nous murder case that will be
filed before the decision of the
high court is handed down.
Scores of the trials myriad phases
are touched on in the reply brief"
but the attorneys for the convicted
man reserve for extended discussion
the failure of Judge l.. S. Roam to rat
ify with his approval the verdict OF
the jury convicting Frank of the
murder OF Mary Phagan.
Not Withdrawing in the least from
their stand that error was committed
In many other instances by Judge
Roam, they hold that even though
these errors were not sufficient 10
warrant q new trial, one could not be
refused when the Supreme Court took
into consideration the fact that Judge
Roam said in denying the motion for a
new trial that he was not convinced
either of Franks guilt or his inno-
cence."
Many Citations Made.
The brief is fortified with citations
to uphold this contention Here are
some of them:
Judge Powell, in Walters VS.. State
Before the verdict becomes final 1t
should, where the defendant requirr,
1t by a motion for new trial. receive
the approval of the mind and con-
science of one more mantle trial
judge. Until all thirteen, the twelve
jurors and the Judge, agree upon the
prisoners guilt, his conviction is not
legally final. The finding of the fury
Is not binding q the Judge.
He is authorized to set 1t aside, and Is.
indeed, under the duty of doing So il
fact"
Judge Pottle, in Savannah Electric
Company VS.. Lackens. IF in passing
upon the motion for a new trial, the
trial Judge asserts in his order that he
has no authority to int. ,ere with tbs
jury's findings upon the issues of fact.
he must have failed to exercise the
discretion imposed upon him by la ".
and the case will be dealt with on tes
assumption that the judge ould have
granted new trial If he had thought
he had the power to do So"
Graham and Waterman on New
Trials''-"The Judge, then. should new
er deny a motion of this kind unless
he is satisfied that the merits of .hA
case have been fairly tested and lie
doubt on the subject. he should decide
In favor Of the application
More Authorities Views.
Judge Cobb, In Rogers VS.. State
Where 1t appears that he (the trial
judge) Is not entirely satisfied with
the verdict. no course is left open to
us except to send the case back for a
rehearng"
Judge simmons In Mcintyre VS..
McIntyre-"The order indicates thar
the trial Judge did not exercise tho
discretion which the law contemplate
he shall exercise u every such case
where the whence is conflicting.
The judgment must be re-
Continued on Page II, CelunnA q
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-08
WANT ADS
Too Late for Classification.

,,-- Houses for Rent.
FUR RENT-On Elizabeth street, In
man Park, whole of upstairs, con-
sting of UNFINISHED rooms, hall,
lehen and private bath; In horne
m,lth owner. Desirable in every way.
Rental SO per month. Phone Ivy
-IqI-J
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-08
For sale-Autom lies.

IN OBLIGATION l must meet at
?, once causes me to offer my $3.50
DUCK, passenger touring car, which
% III perfect condition and almost
new at the ridiculous price of $3.50.
requires cash to handle this. r. R
.ones, 312 North Moreland avenue.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-08
Lost and Found.

HpST-Large gold locket set with
almond, initicls L. 5. engraved. II
'olnd, call Decatur 556 and receive
'cBard
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Continued on Page II, columA a.
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WeburtStaoSicier.

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Roqaennebl . 3.60-3 90.
N}oi8mcbl pro 100 @fo. 1.70-1.SO
g8ei3en. 3umbr 1i,5l4 Au
lMel, &crianot Don oen @lepatoren
271,004 gjuldcl; @lepatoreu @or-
ROTH 29O.647 Nulhcl.
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@crlanot i'm glllgemeiuen.
StcllcnoeInde.

GtcacneIud;
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Gtelluua, I'M Die @dderei 81 erlcrncn: NaO'
Suiraoen 0r 1923, Sprng'StraRc.
(Wtai1L2)
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9sreisaefrSnte Giinltler.

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4Sa., Sgreis $500; p oas @eudIoe
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ben 2onoon england, A5reis $1,000,
un0 3 OaS @emGlOe u&lippcnbclOo1.
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9'elom8 olts Der Stoot 9lclp Dorf,
&reiS $500.
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3a DermieiBeu:
3n Dcrfanfeu:


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Hibibenoen 6e5abIt felt 1906, un9eldDr z BIos
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(gpr20-Oiai3)
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glnS Dem Snneren GRarBlanO'S nuO
Ocn augrcu5eHOen Staateu.
@irt6idoft8 Qicen3en

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bier Oeneu cire Siceu3 gcmd6rt pur
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Ole GountD.GonlmNidrc bon S5or-
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fir oos louicnoe @eiHditsiobr auf
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ten
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der 3u Solge Die @ebii6rcn oes @T.
Senotors SSdco6 Go6r6ud, Die cr als
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9 Ies W cinci0S befdul0iat
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nem lpeiBen NIdo6eu mo ocn &os
reaner @onnid 2cig6, cine @eirai6s.
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Wt a 4 8. 3ufubr 96i7 @uihcl;
S%Seranot BON Den GlcDatorcu 53l4
9ui6el.
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0ie uW}iNouriEocitlc-Sdbn aus
Sen Sdnoen ser @oulOs in Die
Gontrolc Stockholders Gelangt,
Baltimore lno Ohio 9a9n"
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9GHe sur Wciie iu'S &WslaRS belurot
e. ylaiuc, Nr. 4i3, OR48altimors 5ir..
Wals GnitDm 2gI,s Gse.
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UNDERSTANDS THE
COUhTY'S BUSINESS

J. Victor McCandless OF Florence
the Republican nominee for county
commissioner in the third district.
embodies in conspicuous measure all
OF the qualities and characteristics
required for the faithful. successful
discharge OF the public busienss. He
has been a resident of Fremont coun-
iy for many years and his high citi-
zenship and clear understanding Of
the duties of the commissionership
admirably qualities him for the posi-.
tion for which his party has selected
him.
The office OF county commissioner
is one OF great Importance and only
men OF clear comprehension of its du-
ties should be chosen to I'LL a. MIR
Mccandless fulhlls all OF the require
ments for such place and In elect.
liiG Hlil tiit itoplt Will IlAAhe no Iilr
take. The public roads. which are
under the supervision OF the board OF
county commissioners. must. by rea.
son OF their Importance in the public
veal. receive careful consideration.
No man Is more familiar with thu
highways Of the county. particularly
In its eastern portion, than Mr.. Nc
Candiess and II lie s. elected commits
sioner. as his friends confidently he
lIeve he win be. they viii be given
conscientious. intelligent attention
as. indeed. will all other matters Of
public business. A ballot cast for
Mr.. Mccandleas on election day will
cause the voter no regret
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A STATEN ENT.

To the voters of Fremont County:
Under ordinary circumstances 1t is
great task to see even a majority of
the more than six thousand voters OF
this County. AS a candidate anti
cipated getting acquainted with
large number of yon but owing to the
dreadful accident near Grand Junction
on October 11th, in which | lost my
son. my plans have been greatly
changed. II viii now be practically
impossible for me to get all over the
county.
While should be pleased to meet
every voter. yet the burden OF my
sorrow is such that could hardly
put the cheerfulness into campaign
It should have. | am sure you will
appreciate my feelings in this matter
Regarding my candidacy for the Of
nee OF County Clerk ! wish 10 say
need the place and am earnestly ask
ing your support for II but I do not
wish you 70 consider it from a chari
table standpoint. but wholly on my
fitness for the place. together with
my labors for and my loyalty TO the
best interests OF Canon City and
Fremont County. The only promise
can make il that will give my
best efforts for an efficient and hon.
est administration of the office
Kindly give my claims due consid.
Grafton and place an X after my name
on the ballot
c. a. LINKINS.
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FRIDAY
Back To The Ranch

Mr.. and Mrs George Grove and
daughter returned to their ranch this
morning after having spent a week or
two at the Gardner home or Rudd
avenue.
Baby Daughter Born Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Bogardus are the
happy parents OF handsome baby
, lighter. born to them on wednes-
day morning Of this week. Mother
ard infant arc reported to be doing
nicely. The congratulations Of friends
are in order
Home Thursday Night From Denver
The members OF the board Of coun-
ty commissioners. County Attorney
J. G, schweigert and County Asses
sor II. J. Craig returned to Canon
City Thursday night from Denver
where they had been to protest TO the
state board OF equalization against
the recent arbitrary raise by the lat
ter in the assessed valuation OF tax.
able property I'm this county
Mr.. And Mrs. Huntoon Here.
Mr.. and Mrs. w C. Huntoon have
returned to Canon City from Pail
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o. two ago for the San Luis valley
where they will spend several day,
visiting friends. A feature OF theii
;.bsence will be their attendance n;
the wedding of Miss Headlee, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Headlee.
former residents of this city. but nov
living at Center. Colorado.
Buried At Lakeside On Sunday
Henry Sippi died at his home, AIS
River street. on Friday of last week
from tuberculosis of the lungs after
lingering illness. Deceased was
native of Germany and was aged
thirty-six years of age. He was a
coal miner and had lived in Colora-
do for a long period There survives
to mourn his death a widow and two
children. The funeral took place
from Wilson's undertaking chapel at
O'Clock Sunday afternoon and was
conducted by Rev. Harner, pastor of
Trinity Lutheran church. Interment
was at Lakeside cemetery.
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sade where they have been residing
since the beginning of the summer
months. and will spend the winter at
their home on Fifteenth street.
Chaplain Blake Home From Vacation
Chaplain Blake of the penitentiary
returned to Canon City on the Santa
Fe train Thursday morning from a
short vacation visit with friends in
Wichita. Kansas. and other points in
the Sunflower state.
Home Thursday From Kansas
City Clerk ]. V. Blake returned
home Thursday afternoon from Elk
Falls. Kansas, where he went a week
ago TO see his aged father. Mr..
Blake Sr. is eighty-one years of age
and in good health for one of his
advanced time of life.
Looking Over The Town.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. G.. Adams, of
Clarence. Shelby county. Missouri.
arrived in Canon City Thursday from
Colorado Springs and were at once
very fayorably impressed with the
town. They may spend the winter
here.
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AND SUBSTITUTING THERE

AND SUBSTITUTING THERE.
FOR SECTION g.
BE IT ORDAINED. by the City
Council OF The city OF Canon City.
Colorado.
Section !. That Section No. OF
An Ordinance Concerning Taxes.
adopted and approved July s, 1901.
the same being General Section No.
CAS- OF the Revised Ordinances OF
The City OF Canon city. Colorado.
1905 be and the same Is hereby re
peaied and there is hereby substituf-
ed for said section the following sec
tons. to-wit.,.
Section J. on the first Monday
in October OF each year. or at any
time before. after the full completion
Of the assessment roll. the City Coun.
ell shall. by resolution. levy the
requisite taxes for the year, In mills
upon the dollar valuation, specify the
objects and purposes for which said
taxes are levied. the number OF mill
per dollar. and the whole amount
levied for each object and purpose
specify the total levy In mills upon
the dollar. and the total levy In
dollars. Provided. however. that. by
said resolution. "a special levy shall
he made upon all the real property In
Niaduct Improvement District No.
OF Canon City. Colorado. for the pay.
ment OF interest on bonded indebt.
edness OF the District. and for provid-
ing sinking fund for the payment
of the principal OF said bonded in.
debtedness. and which shall not he
made by mill levy. but shall be made
In accordance with the apportion.
mcnt and assessment heretofore
made upon all the real estate In said
District. as provided by law. And. bv
said resolution. shall require the
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Get In Car Of Hogs

Wright and Morgan have shipped
in carload Of pea fed hogs from the
San Luis valley and they are said to
be the best that have come into Can
on City. They we're purchased for
the trade
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ORDINANCE NO. 3.
Scrica fqf4,

AN ORDINANCE REPEATING SEC.
TiON 3 or IAN ORDINANCE
CONCERNING TAXES" ADOPTED
AND APPROVED JULY s. 1901,
THE SAME BEING SECTION No.
G45 OF THE "REvfSED ORDI-
NANCES OF THE CITY OF CAN
ON CITY. COLORADO. 1905"
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-10-22
NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE.
STATE OF COLORADO,

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County of Fremont.
IN THE COUNTY COURT.
Sanford S. Courtney.
Plaintiff,
Nathaniel c. burning,
and
ID. n. Cooper.
Defendants.
TO THE ABOVE NAMED DEFEND
ANTS AND TO ALL OTHER
WHO MAY BE INTERESTED:
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, That
by virtue OF the authority vested in
me by decree OF the Court in the
above entitled cause, made and enter
ed on the 18th day OF October. A. ID.
1914, and the order OF the Clerk
said Court made and issued pursuant
to the provisions and directions OF
said decree. will. on Saturday. the
18th day of November. 1914. com
mencing at the hour OF 10 o'clock In
the forenoon OF that day. offer for
sale and sell at public auction at
the front door of the Fremont Coun-
ty Court House in Canon City. State
OF Colorado. to the highest bidder
and for the highest and best price
the same will bring for cash. all tn
following described real estate. prem
ises and property, situate in Fremont
County. State OF Colorado. to-wit:
Lots numbered One ~, Two (2).
Three (3D Four tD, Five CO. and
Six (6) in Block Numbered
one (D in Park Avenue Sub-diyi-
sion according TO the recorded Pla
thereof Together with Eight and
one-half $50 shares of the capital
stock OF The Canon City Hydraulic
and Irrigating Ditch Company. repre-
sented by Certificate No. 1885, or so
much thereof as may be necessary for
the purposes hereinafter stated.
The, purpose OF said sale is to com
ply with the requirements and provi-
sions OF said decree which was made
and entered in an action for the fore
closure of a certain mortgage recorded
in the office OF the County Clerk and
Recorder OF Fremont County. State OF
Colorado, In Book liz. at page 20. and
particularly to realize from such sale
the sum OF Sl76Ol0. with interest from
the date of said decree. and being
the amount due and owing to plaintin
as by said decree found. also 10 real
ize the amount OF costs in said action
as taxed in the sum OF SiS.23 and
the expenses of this sale.
Dated October 2ist. 1914.
WILLIAM H. NEWCOMB.
sheriff OF Fremont County. Colorado
First Pub. Oct. p. 1914.
Last Pub, Nov. Il. 1915