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Jk LEE CONSTITUTION ATLANTA GA. SUNDAY APRIL 19- 1914. Page. Three A. ARE TOM More Than 1000000 Insur anee Involved in Decision Re.

larding Florida Man. Baltimore. Md. April 18. Under a decision' of the Maryland court of ap peals.

affirming the decree of Judge Duffy. of the circuit court Dr. George H. Whlpple of. Baltimore.

Is directed to make such chemical and pathologl" eat examination of the viscera of Edward Painter of Jacksonville Fla. as might be' required by the United States Fidelity and Guaranty company of Baltimore. On- May' 22 last year. Mr. Painter had a violent fit of coughing and vomiting while crossing the St.

Johns river at Jacksonville tin a ferryboat. to the side of the boat he tell over board. His. body was' recovered. a few hours later and the vital organs' were removed.

and sent to Baltimore for analysis. More than 1000000 insurance on' his life had been' taken out' by Mr. Painter a few months before his death. On April 21 1913 the United States Fidelity and Guaranty- company is sued him an accident insurance policy for 20000. The policy excluded suicide and provided that the company should have the right and opportunity to make an autopsy In cast of death Having been refused the privilege of making an independent examination of Mr.

Painters viscera the company applied to the courts. Judge Duffy granted the application and from the decision Mr. Painters ildow and daughter' appealed. SUFFRAGISTS PLEASED WITH MACON MEETING The woman-suffrage movement has been given a great Impetus throughout Georgia during the past week at the meeting of. the.

Georgia Federation of Labor' In Macon. said Leonard 3. Grossman. president of the Georgia Men's League for Woman suffrage. upon his return from Maco" last night.

Child labor legislation. othpulsory education. proper text books in the schools the Ellis health' bill factory inspection and sanitation. safety applt- ances for hazardous occupations and all the. long list of legislation.

sought by suffragists in their campaign for a wide uplift movemont were. in dorsed during the labor convention. The convention unanimously In dorsed woman suffrage through a resolution introduced by Delegate George A. Scarratt of Atlanta. BIG BILL TETLEY" WILL SPEAK TODAY Big Bill" Tetley.

prom Oklahoma. the famous evangelist who assisted Rev. Lincoln McConnell in his remark- BILL TETLEY. able series of vlvals in Oklahoma City. will be at tue Baptist Tabernacle today to tell the people of Atlanta of the success of the.

western city revivals and to pave the way for a similar revival in Atlanta. He wilt also' tell the peopi if Atlanta today a number of other interesting and' startling things. At the morning services at the Tab- i ernacle JJIg Bill" 111 speak upon Seeing Jesus. At tne evening services he will take as his' subject The Magnetic Christ. French Aviator Killed.

Paris. April 18 Leonce Ehrmann the aviator was killed today by a fall from his. aeroplane. Skin Lure Myrtle Hahn Says D. D.

D. Prescription Is. Wort Rockefellers Millions to Her. Ten years I suffered with eczema three ysaru of that. time I could not appear in public.

My entire body vfai covered with the' disease. I could not eat I could not. sleep. 1 could not live. I have' at last found the great Prescription D.

D. My body Is clean. smooth. It there were one bottle only of D. D.

D. in the ld and I had it Mr. Rockefeller- Alion. could not buy the golden ft Tiune Myrtle Hahn in care Wv. Hospital Durham.

N. C. How about you It you have' any skin blemish or little rash. do not let it develop Into something more serious. Remember nlzed for fifteen years as the standard skin remedy.

It always helps and it used according to directions. It should cure in a short while. All druggists' sell this standard remedy but It you come to us we will offer you the first full size bottle with the. guarantee that unless it stops the Itch. once we will refund the purchase price.

Ask also about D. D. skin soap containing the same healing Ingredients. It keeps the skin always clean and healthy. Jacobs' Pharmacy I DDD Soap Keeps Your SkmEealthy Woodward Sends Veto Messages Galore to Council Owens Attacks Mayor's Employment by At- kJnson Company.

Charging. that there are certain ir regularities to be corrected. Mayor James G. Woodward Is sending veto messages to-the general' council to de ft the proposed contract with. the Cement Stone and Tile company for laying all sidewalks passed up ty the street committee in 1914.

According to estimate the. tract will amount to between 76000 and 100000. Mayor Woodward explains that he believes Alderman John S. Owens of the eighth ward is' a stockholder with W. Z.

Bishop In the Cement Stone and Tile compcCTi end declares that. if such relations 5st the contract is illegal for the reason that the city charter prohibits the ctty from entering into a contract with a firm partnership or corporation. in which the mayor or any member of oountll is directly or in directly. Interested. IF ginning of Conflict.

City officials see in Mayor Wopd- wards message and the reply of man Owens. the. beginning of a bitter conflict. The eighth ward alderman declares that he recognizes the mayors power to veto the resolutions. but It is not in his power to make falsehood out of truth he.

says. Mayor Woodward has also vetoed a number' of resolutions authorizing the laying of sewers and of sidewalks on certain streets He declares that on some of the streets there are no dwellings He also. rltlcises Councilman Jesse B. Lee because of his' activity in having the resolutions passed up. Mayor Woodward has also vetoed the resolution authorizing the sale of the old Edgewood IJgMla plant for 4rSOO.

He calls attention of council to an offer from Attorney C. P. Goree repre venting a big oil mill. to give the city 5000 cash for. the property or in the event it' is offeredat auction to start.

the bidding at 5000. Veto of Sewer Work. Mayor Woodward's message in connection with the veto of sewer and sidewalk work Is In' part as. follows I return' to your honorable body the or dlnance to construct a sewer in Echo Fox. Julian.

and DAvlgney streets. The original point of this sewer. is' Echo street containing a. little less than. two blocks one block of which there are.

practically no services" needed. On the' other block there are four or five houses. While there la a water maui on Echo street. there are no water mains on Fox. Julian or.

DAI vlgney. streets. and according to' the estimates furnished me by Captain Clayton. it will' cost the city of Atlanta about 1500 to lay the sewer on these three streets where thfOrels no water yet there are tour or five' times more houses on the streets where there tlms more house on the streets where there are no water mains than' there are on the streets where water mains are located. I desire to again try to impress upon the members of the general council to not pass up any more sewers on streets where' there.

are no water mains. In this connection I reurri to your honorable. body without any' approval three resolutions placing sidewalks on streets where' the are not necessary one is' on Johns street from Elliot to Gray streets on one side and the other side has already been laid On the side that' the resolution contemplates placing it there are no houses. I lo return without my approval Ii. resolution to place a sidewalk on.

the east side iV Spring Changes Warm soft breezes' and the smell of peach blossoms put all past discomforts ton the forgotten row. Everyone you meet is' smiling and a free-for-all holiday spirit pervades' the' sunlit atmosphere. You have an inspiration to dress up not so' much because you might attract worthy attention but Just. because. you like yourself better for the change.

A convincing and' consequential proof of the sug- 1 estion is to be had in our Furnishing Department. Spring changes here are great. They sharply emphasize the contrasting seasons. Try it with a personal experience. Get inUKa free-and-easy Suit of Fine Soft Cool Underwear.

M. Try the feel of a new Silk Shirt wonderfully decorativeand luxuriously fine. Trust the elegance of the soft. and fine crepe I cottons beautiful mercerized materials the SummerSA you'll really enjoy. Get the finishing touch of brightness in the rich Flowing-End Scarfs whose beautiful colors put peach blooms and tulips to sharp rivalry.

And Then The Newest' Fancy Waistcoats for Final Smartness and Newness Imported Wash Fabrics Extremely Clever Patterns and Colors Geo. Muse Clothing Co. i of Asbby street front Bellwood avenue to Marietta street. This distance covers practically halt' a mile. and three-fourths' of' it Is vacant propel yand the owners of that property object' to sidewalk being laid at this time.

I also return. without toy approval the resolution placing a sidewalk on Addle street from Bellwood avenue to COO feet north. It would' appear that this sidewalk. It land does out even connect with two If laid does not even connect with It Is supposed to be from. the.

street committee. the street. committee does Sot sign It up' or approve It. It Is merely' marked. favorable and signed by Jesse B.

Lee. I also send back. to your honorable body a resolution for placing tile sidewalk on Simmons street from' Bellwood avenue to igney street. I do this from the same reasons as I gave' In the Addle street matter. That' Is also under the head of re port of a committee marked favorable and signed Jesse B.

Lee. the street committee not taking any action at sit. I also refer your honorable body to resolutions marked. as offered by the street committee putting tile sidewalks' on Palnes avenue north side of UeKalb avenue. on Corner street.

on Royal. street. on McMillan street. on Glenn ood avenue and on Eighth. street.

None of these resolutions is signed by. the street committee and It is questionable if assessments for this work could be collected. as. It. Is.

evident no" one. by their signature. desires to become responsible for It. This Is a very Irregular way of pausing up matters of this character. White I have not disapproved of this work.

yet I desire to call the general councils attention to It and have' the waiter referred to. the street committee. Let me. in connection with the sewer. and sidewalk ork.

Impress upon the members of the general. council the fact that we should be very carefulIn proceeding with such work. that. the people have to pay for by assessment. Attacks Alderman Owens.

I Following Is Mayor Woodward's veto of the Cement Stone and Tile company I return to your honorable body without my approval the following contract granted to Cement Stone and Tile company 17. Z. Bishop president. Contract for. group No.

I for the building of sewers the. combined length of which is approximately two miles Contract for' tile sidewalks sheet cement sidewalks and sheet' cement driveways. Contract for cement tile and replacing condemned sidewalks and. sheet cement drive ays. Contract ton granite sad concrete curbing.

tarn constrained to this action under section 100 of. the' legislative part. of' our city charter which says It shall not be lawful for any member of the general council to he Interested either directly or indirectly. In any contract- with the city of Atlanta the mayor- general council or any one or more of them. having for Its purpose the pub.

lie Improvement of the city or any part' thereof or the expenditure of Its. moneys. Arty violation of this section by any member of the general council. shall on conviction thereof be punished as described In section 4310. of the Code of this state.

After going very thoroughly in the matter of these contracts. I am firmly convinced that this section. of the' code Is. at tempted to be violated. When these matters came.

to my attention. I called to my office Alderman Owens and Sir Bishop know- Ing that they had. been In partnership and owned the Cement Stone' and Tile company prior to the present year. I felt It. my duty to Investigate the matter.

see what the present status of. the' company was. In the interview Between Alderman Owens and' Mr. Bishop Hth me learned from those two. i themselves that the Cement Stone and company was a stock corporation but ow practically by- the two men themselve and while there was presumably- a sale bjJjAlderman Owens of his interest that sale.

such was the case does not relieve Alderman Owens of the conditions of that section of our charter. Alderman Owensstatement to One was that he and Mr. Bishop were equal owners of the stock that. Is each held the same amount. and that in snaking.

this trade to presumably avoid- the violation of the quoted section of the code. he made a sale agreement to Mr. Bishop of his entire. stock ant took the stock of Mr. Bishop as collateral security for his debt against the Cement Stone.

and Tile company. It Is perfectly evident' to. my mind that this is not an Indirect but a direct violation of the' law. Alderman Owens. as I stated to him personally.

Is obliged' to be. Interested. In" the success of that. company In order that. It should net deteriorate in value.

thereby weakening the price of his collateral stock. In other words. it the Cement Stone and Tile. company did not get sufficient work and prosper. Alderman Owens would be greatly the loser thereby.

The sum and substance of this' trKSjsgg tlon in the. disposition of. the Cement SfofSfc and Tile company seems to. be a. case of just simply swapping stock and that for.

alt practical purposes. Alderman' Owens Is as much Interested In' the Cement Stone and Tile company under present as as he was prior to arty agreement of sale. I do not wish' to appear harsh In this matter. but it would be a. matter of Impossibility for me to sign any contract or allow any of the city a money to be paid out upon any such contracts until the same had been passed upon by.

the courts. And while I do not wish my remarks to appear personal or offensive nor altogether appealing to this one case. yet I must protest against such conditions. it contracts of this kind are allowed as a precedent. it simply means for the future graft.

and corruption. Respectfully. submitted. 3. G.

WOODWARD Mayor. Alderman Owens' Reply. Alderman Owens made the following reply to Mayor Woodward's- message I notice the mayor saYs that this contract la Illegal cause he is Informed I own sonic stock In this company. I do not believe the mayor can indicate anyone who has told him that. I owned any stock' in this company when I took the oath of office or that own any stock in same at this time.

What he has been told I am persuaded. he got from. myself and Mr. Bishop. Both were preset.

and both concurred In the following statement. namely that I was owner of one-half of the stock of the Cement Stone and Tile company and when elected to the aldermahic board. I decided that It would be better for me to dispose of this stock so as to be relieved of any possible criticism In the event this company should. be awarded by the general council any contract for publlcwwork. Ac.

cordlngly I negotiated with Mr. Bishop for the sale of this stock and after some time was consumed In this negotiation agreed upon a price. Thereupon I transferred to him my stock absolutely' and without qualification. He took this stock and. had.

It transferred to him on the books of the company and had. stock Issued to' him in place of this stock and this tock so issued. Is now In Ms name. In order to secure note given to me for the purchase money title stock. was attached to same' as collateral security.

This Is' the whole story. I no more own' this stock now than' a bank owns stock In a company to whom It has loaned money and. as collateral. security for' the loan. it' has had the stock deposited.

with It as a col lateral. This matter has been explained to the ma or and he must understand It fully Of course. It Is In his power to veto the contract. but It Is not in his power to make a falsehood out of the truth. His statement that I sin Interested In any way In the contract is untrue.

and I believe he knows It and. notwithstanding this knowledge for purposes of his. own seeks to attempt to do me an injury and. as a Justification therefor to mislead the people. The mayor' might be moved to some extent.

by. a desire to come to the aid of some of his pets in the city contracting business who lost' out on account of their higher bids and Is using this as his only method of giving them another opportunity to' bid again. In this connection. It might' be well has posed as a friend of the people and on ery careful of their Intererts. to vetoing I contract which will save them taking Into consideration the- next lowest bid.

at least i rl the. to tttof While this matter was pending before the mayor. I submitted the facts to city attorney and he advised me that the con tract was neither Illegal nor did It violate any charter provisions. In Ms letter to me he states that. In the.

put IThis" occurred taV mayor and councilmen' might S2 stockholders In a bank. but nobody has iiiSTf1 lhat 0ltlnsr thIs tock midS It Illegal for. the. bank to make. a trade with the city to pay Interest on the It.

holding tock' In a company by the mayor councilmen or aldermen prohibits sjch company from selling goods to the city the city will' have to cease buying light. team heat. granting franchises to the stfeet car companies buying feed stuff. etc. because nearly all of these are controlled by.

corporations and It rarerly ever happens but what. some councilman holds stock in some of these companies. While on' this subject. I that the mayor for many years has been emplo ed by. company controlled by Mr.

Atkinson. lie. la now working for this company or the receiver of this company. He is receiving II. salary from this company and has received a.

salary from this company for years. His supposed business Is to collect rents and look after the propertyand for this. ke said to receive Quite' a snug little salary. Now. working for this realty company is not "directly" working tot the.

street car company or electric. light company does live him Indirectly" connection with these interests because- both are controlled by Mr. Atkinson or his associates. Therefore it the mayor will be consistent In his ruling. he will the contract held by the city with the electric light company and the team heating company void because he.

Is Indirectly working for the Atkinson interests. For many years Past. when. you wanted to see' Mr. Woodward.

you would go to the Cmpir building. which la controlled by the Uklnson interests. and look for his office. ftrhlch Is very near to the attorneys for th 1 Atkinson Interests and the whole atmosphere for years put has that of Atkinson. It ill becomes him' to- seek to raise this point' with me after I have purposely and distinctly disposed of my stock.

boos fide and without reservation. In order to avoid this criticism. a tnough Toy ownership of this stock would not have had the effect the mayor now seeks to give it BATTLE OF ATLANTA 0 TO BE' CELEBRATED Continued From Page One. In the movement as zealously as At- ntans. The morning of the celebration- which will last one' day will be devoted to a' gorgeous parade that will extend for miles and' will be composed of numeroqi organizations state and natlonal rep ntatl'-es and the enormous military pageant.

It is expected to rival even the forthcoming Shriners parade that will xe place next month. JJL The principal address offiue event will be delivered during the' afternoon by the foremost national executive. In attendance probably member of resident Wilson's cabinet. It Is destined to be a speech that wilt go down into history In rank with Lincoln's noted Gettysburg address. Elaborate Dinner.

At night the roost elaborate dinner ever given In the south will take place In the Auditorium-Armory. It will cost thousands of dollars and more than 500 plates will be served. An In terestlng program has also been. arranged for tilts particular' events This celebration however is design ed- merely to lead up to another celebration of the following year which win be on B. still larger rcale but plans for which have not beei announced as yet The semi-centennial movement' was inaugurated by the chamber of corn- merce under the.

leadership' of President Melt R. Wilkinson. It Is to be directed by Ass G. Candler. Mr.

Candler was chosen by the chamber of commerce and the group of men promoting the movement to head tile committee which A ill belt charge Committee. on Centennial. lie has already selected his committee wthich is composed of the following well-known business Governor John' M. staton. rMell R.

Wilkinson. James. R. Gray. Clark Howell Keats Speed Forrest Adam Ivan E.

Allen Preston S. R. of. Clayton Walter G. Cooper- John W.

Grant J. R. A. Hobson S. H.

Inman Victor' IL Ktlegshaber ii. A. ra1er WUmer I. Moore. John' E.

Murphy General Joseph Van Holt Nash. 3. K. Orr P. 3.

Paxon. W. I. Peel Marion M. Smith and T.

C. Waters. Mr. Candler has entered into the or ganlzatlon' of his lorces with. characteristic vigor and enthusiasm Hit first move will be the committee meeting Friday night at which.

it is probable that more definite plans will hi announced. The semi-centennial celebration was proposed probably a year ago while wllmer Moore was head A the chamber of commerce. It developed by rapid degrees and took hold among the spirited business men during the administration of President Wilkinson. Its first. announcement.

is made through' the press today. It Is figured. that the development of the battlefield regions of the city will be' of inestimable benefit. to At. lanta In every' conceivable respect and that it will' not' only serve to es tabllsh sound and stable relations' be tween the north.

and south but will be of Invaluable commercial benefit to the state and local business world. Captain K. M. Clayton superintendent of the city construction department his already designed blue prints' of the three. respective fields and has like wise designed the relative positions or the various.

armies that. took part In the historical battle on the three spots. These. prints. will be used in the individual development of each.

field. LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE TO HONOR DEAD TODAY The. Loyal Order. of' Moose will hold their annual memorial services in the lodge rooms of Atlanta lodge. No.

Hl at 3 30 p. m. In the Silver building In compliance' with' an established custom participated in by all lodifes of the Loyal Order. of Moose upon this day. A special program has been arranged in memory of the deceased brethren and It Is expected that nearly all of the members in Atlanta will attend.

Mary Mitchell Morrow. Mary Mitchell Morrow year daughter of Mr. and Mrs. 3. R.

Morrow died last night at 11 o'clock at the family residence 175 Oakland street. The body will. be sent to Morrow Ga. for. funeral and Interment WANTED' TO KEEP MARRIAGE SECRET HERE IS THE.

STORY Pretty Miss Agnes Jett who Is now Mrs. G. S. Condon was secretly married on' April' 10 and she Intended keeping the affair a secret. for a while.

Above all things she didn't want the newspapers to get hold of It. But last night. when the tiny incandescent over the. number 5004 Atlanta. phone which is a line running Into The Constitution' local rooms flared up and.

she plugged a connection with the phone to the home of an Intimate friend. Miss Ruby Brooks this startling conversation sizzled into the earpiece clapped over her wavy black hair. Hello Miss Brooks Yes. This Is a reporter. for The Constitution Miss Brooks.

Well We understand you know' of the secret marriage of Miss' Agnes Jett" Well And wed like to have the details. Well Would you mind telling us the story I would rather ou talk with Miss Jett. But where can Miss Jett be found" At this juncture a strange voice feminine' and excited broke In on the wire. Please don't' put It In the paper And may I ask who this Is1' This from the bewildered reporter. This Is Miss Jett the girl you want to write up.

But will you please please not do ltr Oh Miss Tett What luck Now don't get excited. Tell me about the wedding. Btt Its a secret All secrets you know leak out somehow. or other. You cant expect to keep them always.

So please tell me when It happened where and who tied the knot I will. not" Determinedly. The. re porter could almost hear her stamp her foot. Very well.

then Ill have to get my information from some other. source. anti you see its likely to be Inaccurate. Well It that's the way you feel about it I might as well tell jou the straight of It. That's all the story.

BLEASE PLAYS HUERTA AND IS CALLED DOWN Continued From Page One. a conference with. Representatives Whaley and Byrnes. They had called to request the secretary not. to revoke orders designating' the Isle of Palms for the encampment.

He told. them that Governor Blease would have to withdraw all or his "contradictory and Irreconcilable corre spondence' with the war department or else the' camp would go to one of the other states. The Isle of Palms was selected by the' war department and the adjutant general of the' South Carolina militia. In exchanges between. Governor Blease andSecretary Garrison the.

governor was said to have declared the must tie consulted' personally or he would not permit the camp on the Isle' of Palms Afterwards when he said be wanted the camp there Mr. Garrison asked If that meant. that he had withdrawn previously- conflicting statements. To this Governor' Blease replied that hi stood on- his original' grounds. Mr.

Garrison told Representatives Whaley and. Byrnes that only a full disavowal Of this' by Governor Bleasi will save the militia' camp from going either to North Carolina. Florida. or Georgia. the other.

states whose militia Is to be mobilized for. summer maneuvers. What Ulesse Say Columbia. S. C.

April 18. Governor Blease made. It. plain today that he re garded the act of Secretary of War Garrison in not communicating officially with. him with the specific.

Intention of ascertaining the governors stand In regard to the joint encampment' at the Isle of Palms of We ninth militia division as a possible political conspiracy endeavoring to Injure me. Secretary Garrison was. sent a telegram by Governor Blease today re iterating his willingness to have the war department head issue ant order authorizing the holding of the encampment at the Isle of The action of Secretary Garrison In dealing principally with. Congressmen Byrnes and Whaley and private. cltl.

zens of' Charleston seemed to be re garded by Governor Blease as an at front to his official position. He con tends that Secretary Garrison has tailed to reply to his. letters and telegrams and that lie has not addressed him with. the specific Intent of securing the governors attitude In the matter. Governor Blease told Congressman Byrnes at Washington over.

the. tele phone that he had no objection to the encampment being held in South Care line. but he did object to being Ignored officially by Secretary of War Garrison. NOT TAKE' OIL OfillS Delicious Fruit Stomach Liver and Bowels. A harmless cure for sick headache biliousness sour stomach constipation.

indigestion. coated tongue sallownoss take California Syrup of Figs. For the cause of all such misery comes from a torpid liver and sluggish bowels. A. tablespoonful tonight means all constipation.

poison waste matter fermenting food and sour. bile gently moved out. of your system by. morning without griping. Please don't think of California Syrup df Figs" as a physic.

Don't think. you are. drugging yourself or. your children because. this.

delicious fruit laxative cannot. cause Injury liven the most delicate' child' can take it as safely as a robust man. It is the most harmless effective stomach. liver. and bowel cleanser regulator and tonic ever devised.

Your. only difficulty. may be In getting the genuine. so ask your druggist for a cent. bottle of California Syrup of Figs.

then see that it is made by the California Fig Syrup Company. This. city has many' counterfeit fig syrups no watch out. Alleged That onductor on Savannah. Northwestern Has Been Carried' Off-Report Made to Akerrnan.

Savannah Ca. April 18. General Manager Morgan. of the Savannah and Northwestern railway whose conductors are on strike. tonight confirmed the report that train No.

3 had' been held up by A mob at llllltonla near Sard Is and. the engineer and conductor carried ort. Mr. Morgan' emphttized the. point that armed force" had been used In capturing the train crew.

He said that a posse was being sent out to' night from Sylvania to rescue the trainmen. He also notified District Attorney Akerman of the affair anL that the. train carried United. States mail at the time it Was held up. A strike has been In progress on the railroad for several days.

ATTACKED BY UNKNOWN AND ROBBED OF MONEY E. F. Harris wino resides at. 278 Central avenue was attacked last about 12 o'clock near his home by an unknown person and robbed of 25. Harris was struck from' behind without ever seeing his assailant and says he knew' nothing of the affair until he regained consciousness In the ambulance on the way to the Grady hospital.

At the hospital the doctors said his condition was not serious. His' head was bleeding freely and his elbow had been knocked out of joint. His. watch was not. taken.

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rO. Correspondence confidential. adv. TULLC. WATERS Candidate for' County Commissioner from the Country.

Subject to Democratic Primary May5th. If elected I will use every effort to conduct the affairs of the County in such manner that will insure the lowest possible Tax Rate' consistent with the needs of the County. I' believe that Special Attention should. be' given to extending the Trunk' Sewers in order that the health of Citizens may be protected. I believe that in road work the first attention should' be given to the maintenance of the heaviest traveled thoroughfares from the center of the city to the county line and that all graded.

roads should be paved as rapidly aspossible. If elected I will act on each and. every matter coming before me on its merit alone. There are only two candidates or County Commissioner from the Country- Mr. Oscar Mills and myself.

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WhO. assisted. RevLlncoln I Ivlvalsln Tl 1lige fetl rc stern I tt olri2fe f1 a im I er ct nl f1I tVNiise ri Magnetlc rist 18. taiL NQIseiProclaims Hahn PrtserlpUoalsW rtk 1 suff red three ear i eMllsst :1 1 Irea 1' t1t It' rDR Mb 0 H' ItOU or' rt lo aithe shortwhl1e. otreryou bottlewlth at refund.thepur- 1' fl skfnsoap nl te fI I I QS p-K pSYourSldnB 1lthy I MAYOR AND OWENS' IN' VERBAL BATTLE Sei1 oun- Owens At eks orsEmployment Ir- May messagesjo the.

tode- itt1 propos anlld alkll passedup mmitte to mate w1l1amCunt 1Ietw yorWoodwa1d ex lalnsthat l1 sAlderman th eigJ tb wardis WZBlsbop tnth Cement Stone compE thatlt t1stthe eas prohlbLtsthe contractw1the. oran otoot ntll In- Int rested I r. lImet 1t see MayorW d- andthe. I ota bltt connl tIhe i thathe veototbe res ilultlons maketalseho 1tot otsewers andofsidewalks i str ets. declaresthat I.

13 tre. ets th. ere dwe. JesseBLee be ause I tlonspassed fuyorWOpdward of. I EdgewoodHgMu lantfor MOO.

I I AttorneyC repre i ablg0Ilm1ll th properlyor tlsofferedat I sit. to Se er slde alk workls return' or sewerls prnc fivehoulesWhlle byCaptaln of' I onthese II tlmesmore houseson I I Impr ss I to' seeraon treetswhere' I I nE II ic la ee sldeand th en thBtthe It. to i I sldewalkon theeaatelde I i reezes th bloss OllIS v.Eyerye 1e et R' free-for all Qlidayspirit. ave inspit tig t. vorthyattention f' yours jrthechange.

A vincing QftI1 lobehad a fm nt. sh rply into a Suit Cool. Undenv ar. Trythefeelof vQnderful1Y" decorativ HnduxuriQuslyfine i 1 1 1 rust hIercerizedmaterials the i SummerShirtsvoullreaHy enJ. v.

1 efinishin in. Iiich auhfulcolors peachbloonls andhilipsolosharprivalry I Then- FancyWaistcQa fotFinarSmartnes andN wnes- ImpoftedWishFaDri fxtrem. yCleverPaHerns andC or Co otAshby stmt Bellwoodannue that. tos1dewalka laldat myapproval mPI I uak OOA WOUId thatthISSldeWalk not doeSJiot It nd. to a forplacln on DAlvlcneystrHtI ganln alllOunder thehead re- a lO otr recl mltteeputtlng 1 ltr Gleowood and1t thlllwork ome aver 1 Ite.

ne. ra LCOU nt. Ion 0. It. tee lnconnec I i In proceedlncwlth a AUaebAlderma FolJowfngfsMayorWoodwarda omp ny I I Z.I I sewers.

comblnedlencthof sP I aiks. ce ent I tile" ment I driveways. In for. I am tloi fe te cft ne ll ec I I e' ft. A I or I shallon I be.

In. I the I at- ealledto I andrr In In the. and-- see PFese. nt thecolpany tween 1lh I gentle I Stoneand1. corp ratlon 01 sU er hJ I fluchwu dirdak wn a aTe i In.

this. IsnQt a. I. n1lt. I' weakeriln In sndprosper theloser thlstr thlsmatter slgnany cltY1I I ap j.e Ido ni appeal nILto fs euc I It JO.

WOODWARDMayol' made fon wlng replyto MaY lr WoodwardSmessage mayor I. offtceor I anyst ckln andMr were oW er Tllecompany for. me' ny Intb6. Publlc workAc I. aftersome agr ed ts IlIISuedls Inorder to.

a this. Owneeteek Iir It. 88' 10anIt a 88 l- mayor ISln arYway il I. to. dS an.

mlsleadthe a nt II i the citizens to bear mmmd the maYOr. who one a w1l11ave taking consideration 10000 a year. In words. order to Yent80me personal feeUnonmyselfbe cause I. do not agree with hIm.

on man matters both public and private hels will. Ing mulct people to the extent of 10000. th the clt con- It. has occurred that the mayor be ever. supposed.

that holding made trade' thedepoalu in com sri or. s5ch companytrom street tarcompanles nearlrall d' pens onthls themaor tor1IIaoy employed property' and 1IeIII8ld alnut rectlyworking comp hlmlndlrecUy Intereltbecau e. controiledby fro 1ire cc ft tct worklncfortheAtkinson FormanT youwant eeMr. lrtlluUdlncwhlch hlch v. ery.

the. Intere t. been ral re enatloll amoughmy I BhllI. O. st.

OCk not ha. v' e. h. a. d.

the eUectthe ayor kII A as asAt ot will 1at w1l1be nUrnerO natlon 1.1 Is' tor coming Sh rln. e. rs' J11ra. d. th wlJlj pf ee 0 thetore nostnatlonal probably' memberQt rank themo laboratedlnner theaouth wtlltake OrY.

b. ry. d. n. part1 ular' ed O.

whl beo torwhlch an nouncedas I meres It AsaG. MrC n- dlerwas group pro-I will. hssl1Iready Ot me John tell el1Keats WalterG GrantJR Hob GeneralJoseph andT. r. acterlstlcvlgor moredetlnlte celebraUonwaS PIOba bly r.

1I00rewaS do loped" aJathi virl- grc lb rvetsteecs I. entotthe s. andhasUke- therelaUve threespoti dev lopment eld ot Moose i df 360 otn'-i nJftv odt lfjr :21 estabfished all da- SEt lr fr hdace 1J allot In ryMitcheli year tg 2 c.t 1a Gator I who Mr was a. tI e' hOmeof this' plececlapped Miss Thlsls Vell knowot seci' te11lngusthe talkwlthMlss Butwhete a. voice- excited-broke itJtw Irhl apf i Thlsla tw 1 PBut pleaseplease OhMisaJettWhat I knowleakout happenedwhereand notDetermlnedly stamp.

som antlyou l1l ely. thewayolJ fr hltoIf Ifhtas tellou hatsallthe IS. CALLE1JDOWN' fromPage the. Palmsfbr thatGovernor Ble se and' Irr corrEi. thewar or' one.

TheIsle otpatmswaa adjut nt the' and. Secretary vedeclaredthe he' camp thcamp fthls' GoyernorBlease W1atDlee Sa SC. vetno re- the. otPiilma slonas aposslblepol1Ucal sen ft tI hq aaJj tO tlthge tI Teh he. Theactlon bere- f-cf bLlsG ra1rp a ncg ten specltlclritentor Ingthe In.

UGHJNOrBAtO El OR SALTS TAKECALIfORNIASYRUP Of FIGS Fn it Stom ch cure. Ht id gu i i nF lIverand tabl lpoontultonlght menUngtoQdand rourtlystem mornl druggingyourselt ybe yourdrugglst cltyhaa' TRAIN SEIZED BfA STRIKING MOB llege Thatjonductqr Northwe' tem GaAprll General the' railw tor o. but SardlS lneer. conduc- MrMorganemplutJi eJ train' Hesal aposs fromSylnnia torescuo carrledUnlted atth 1tWas up EFlIarrlswho nlg abollt12oc1ock nearhls. I ot lIarrlswas8truck eelnghlsassallant andsays he.

consciqusness onthe sal condlU watc JAMES' AL-A A IAAVE DruAAddldlon IIoU Diu. Tolt. aDd. CJ rettea PATIENTS' JE TIMONIAL theirtreedom In. Ise mes th lr' tortl bene tit i I no dru th IIot lngthat thlstesttmonlalmay someone reomed GuIrpQrtMlss.

W1NTSID INK. iN fecWyr ls e.at ia a ortourth' lostall tomake slck se thlnkot thlStreatment manwho ill I er everything ta lll 12to ISyears newmannowVlshlng cessI yoursrespectully. lUss CUREDOF ol mhb e1 tneJtlt Iamnow perfec healh. to. tme CQul sulered tme wih Indigeston.

cureI feelng tob lrformat nandbooklet i tr Ir 3dr argha San torlum Alabama enn Correspndence confden lal. Frnlsledatthe fo prlc Whikey 500. cgare1te snu I. 10011 Nervou ness Ins1mnla. 500 COlt repared tretment addictons Is.

1 physical condlon ecClty.of- fce Reedy trm 9:3 1:30 Crrespndence I I' I I I' II I.H I I 1 111. I I. I lULL C. Ca did te forCo ntyComissioner theC I1try. Democratc Primar If viUuseeyer effortloconduct lhe afrair Colntyin lo ssibl Rateco vil thene psof theC01rty.

lievethatSpecial Attentol' toextend- ngthe Trunk8ewersin healh maybe prt cted. beleve at th atention he frolntheceIterorthecityt thecountylinea al ro dsshouldbe Ifele ted everIattercoming ber or ieo rismeritalple. re voca didates Conuuissioner' Ir. Os lils I. 0 00" il appr tYOU i nue 00 00 1 0 r' a F' i TO BE.

ioooo Ins r- ap- Duff nak 1 221at was is- insurancepoliey makingan ast ee. BILLTETLEY re- wayfor tneevening Leoxtce I I' thattlme fas vd jn haveany ors rashdo 7- h. ffteenyeare ifyon theguarantee keepsihe jDi YourSkhi lii1thy i i i a a to the de- i streetcomittee stockbolderwlth relationsttist lder oftrUth. Wopdwardhas vetoedthe iightipiant a' off redat it lnpart an I reeh they arelnot benioid I turn piacea eantsid i I 49' I' I ti A I1 1' 1 i Ir1- I dre up-not ru- I 1 itwith i Get 1 I eind Ti ust so cottons-beautiful the i Summer Shirts enjoy in cdlorspul I Extremely Clothin 4 I A pl ki th an Od av :00 sh eff osed nd er. i la I a niatterreferred a work.

i bevery i mi 1 i contrstwith it th Whenthese I Bishopnith i 1j ad a themseivedand i salef a a Owens' statement ownereoi I I I i I I ii I prtceof ann I won b4 a tr tobe I mud I panyunder a toappear wis this-kind Owe is' ow a an oat ar a Mi r. de- we stockwas same's. Ino thisetock col- vetothe mayor hi ft for mayor cery i Inorder vent. some teeUng on myself be I many ttife thepat ithas everaupposed thalbolding a deposits andft holds a thishe worklnigfor but. it a mdrs kineon the iere nson.

binsto' is oId ip ect E' tiio diovenientas 4 nd ectd that tee otie ill probably It nthe in- ar- to beon a ut beeian- erce theleadership ent ler ee og vernor JamesR li rant a. I rr i. I ng I ble en he I ng ii I I sout ii I Thesepnints huh 2 th 3:30 il a tk I of 1 oftb 5 a which rooms-flared I you papeni" askwho is. the ou it knot re. it.

aswell youthe Contin edFrom nrequestthe apond nce" I 1 1 i 5 1 ot I Says. I it ii th I a' tel th it a II ha a hislettersanid th a th bySecretary I. UGH I NOTCALOMEL I I CALIFORNIA SYRUP'-'OF foraick take CaliforntaSYruP i chhldrentbecausethis childcan i I an it a I I- iS BY A Thatonductor rns eld ardis ar carriedoff. a mailat 1' ANDROBBED athlS as i TESTIMONIALSI OFDRUG IIopingthat a A. my it a afterthe fourthday nevertliinkof whlskejjSter taag tr atment to- I 1 2500 boo a of- dcc 13:30 ls 5 I I 0 5 I I is a a i a i i TULLCWATERS 4 in theneeds orderthat cli in thorough fares Mr.

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