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THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN,
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER *, 19W.
SIX PONCE DE LEON AVENUE LOTS.
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These lots were valued by Mr. John
Owen, Grant & Petty and myself, and
are for sale at the lowest price of the
three—and only one-third is asked in
cash, one-third one year, one-third
two years at 6 per cent.
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South and east fronts,
Three car lines,
Four minutes car service,
Beautiful park for children,
A spring 1 running into park,
All city improvements,
Lots 150 feet deep,
Houses 30 feet from street.
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Only Six Are Left.
They are on the northwest corner, and
are numbers 1, 2, 5, 6, 7, 8.
CHARLES T. PAGE,
230 Candler Building.
CONGRESSMAN-ELECT
SHOOTS HIS BEST FRIEND
OVER PERSONALMATTER
Lrapedy Was Enacted
in Presence C ty’s
Societv Folk.
■ Till.
porfflim.
Raton Rou^e, L.*.. Nov. s.—Denio-
"Io •'onsreettmun.elect lieor*e K.
‘"'"t, of title city, eliot mill Inutantly
" f 1 hie life-long ■Koclate and for*
'-r -chool mate. Dr. H. II. Aldrich,
of the beat-known Citium* of nntoii
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ehootlng occurred opposite the
: "'Jtna hotel, out of which a crowd
■'-c!#ty women waa pouring, having
n a reception. Among tliene women
the mother and «leter-ln-law of
"**• Kavrot.
Hunilr.de of peraone were near the
“"e of the ahootlng. but none knew
"?• 1’iieeed between the two men.
Kavrot rtfueed to talk beyond
're It be known that It was a pel-
'■p 'luarrel.
^ met the entire population of the
■ apltol heard of the tragedy, and
" ■» the etreete In grcat*excltement
Ing. He verdict waa elutply that Dr.
Aldrich wae killed by Judge Kavrol.
Judge Kavrot wae ntfeated, being
taken to the Jail lit the building where
he hlmnelf had held court today, and
had fined a prkioner on a charge of
carrying a concealed weapon.
8hot Through Neck.
Before the ahootlng Judge Kavrol
had been walking along the street
chatting with friends, hut left the pnrty
opposite the hotel, and entered thn
doors of the Raymond- building. Al
most Immediately those outside heard
three shots. Judge Kavrot emerged
from the building with a revolver In
h|s hand.
Dr. Aldrich was found near.the en
trance with two bullet holes In Ills
neck.
Both Hod Family.
Judge Kavrot Is SS years old. an*! Is
regarded as one of the most brilliant
young men of f-oulslana. In the recent
Democratic primaries lie defeated for
the nomination S. M. Robertson, who
had been a representative In congress
for twenty yean.. Judge Kavrot Is
married. hx hux also Ur. Aldrich. I **«■
latter hail several children.
ROOSEVELT STARTS
FOR CANAL ZONE
He Wants To See Men Dig
ging Under Big Dif
ficulties.
Washington, Nov. 8.—The president’s
trip to Panama, on which he at art a
thia afternoon, will be an absolute nov
elty In American hiatory. For the first
time since the United States Joined the
nociety of independent nations, Ita
president will aet foot on foreign anil.
Probably the moat fntereating fea
ture la the fact that the president la
to vlalt the big ditch under the worat
j possible condition*. The rainy season
| is ut Ita height In Panama. If Chair-
man Hhont* and Knglneer Stevens can
‘show the president cheeifu! prospects
| along the way of mud and through the
'drenching showers, they will undoubt
edly he entitled to hold their Jobs.
The president purposely selected this
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O For the first time In history the 0 I
O president of • the United States O !
O will set foot on foreign soil and O I
O he the gueat of a /orelgn ruler at O
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O The voyage is made on the mag- O
O nifirent battleship leoulsfana, con- O
O voyad by her slater ships, the O
O Tennessee and the Washington. O
O The trip is expected to occupy O
O six days each way. O
O it ta planned to spend four days O
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O one day in Porto Rico. O
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O the seas and the Potomac river t<> O
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SMOOT MA Y KEEP
HIS SEA T IN SENA TE
REPUBLICANS CARRY
COUNTY IN ALABAMA
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Washington, Nov. .1.—That Senator.ly attributed to co-operation of tfe
Smoot will be left in his seat, despite,
development adverse to him during the
latter weeka of the past session, is the
opinion of Democrats qnd many other
observers, who have studied the re
ports from Utah and Idaho.
In both states the Mormon church Is
the issue, and in both the Republicans
won. In both, too, the victory Is rank-
Halt Lake hierarchy. It has been al
leged that the church authorities Issued
orders to oppose the Democrats and
support Republicans, and that tills sol
idity of the Mormon vote defeated Du
bois In Idaho Is not much doubted.
The stories of an old deal between
the Republican national committee and
the Mormon leaders naturally are re
vived In this connection.
Mobile. Als.. Nov. 1—For the first timf
shire reconstruction days, s county In Ala
bums bus gone IteiiuMIcsii. In Winston
the smallest county lu Alabinas, every Hem
era tic candidate
'he next hnlf hour.
Coroner’s Inquest Hsld.
v "MonerV Jury, whlcl* w«
’ immediately after the shooting.
b*li l w l ea ,.|j ||, t of
SENDS HIS RESIGNATION Judicial .Unti l, t court;" *»y* a special
TO GOVERNOR BLANCHARD. 1 from llaton Rouse.
H,«-llM°Th- «“«•*'»»' >• «'•£»»* **** m,l,r
opei ini n»n .. .... iu/tm iIia Irllnitml
season for his trip, arguing that under
Inspection made during tine weather,
when everything in the zone would he
on dress parade, would Ik* «>f little use v
to hint. He wants to see the men i M i,i-
working under difficult lea. for if they Jf to “ r ** ** ma > hHV * *"*
do well when the conditions nre Vate opinion of the righteousness of
against them, they can help dig better‘an act of a prisoner, even If he does
when the skies are fair and the roads, have to, In his official rapacity, hold
that thing illegal.
Niysing a pretty girl, for instance.
IS A KISS AN ACT OF VIOLENCE?
JUDGE CALHOUN SAYS IT ISN'T
DR. SHANGON ELECTED
DISTRICT PRESIDENT
are good.
The president's visit to Porto Rico, j
on the trip will be purely a social itf- !
fair, and Is planned mainly with tlie*
idea of popularizing Governor Win-
throp’s administration among the na
tives.
Accompanied
Surgeon General Rlxey.
Judge Andy has gone^op record.
Thursday morning Attorney John W.
ox was arguing « demurrer before
Iioosevell -Judge Ualhoun In the case of Sherman
the navy! <’«rr, on triul for rioting. Mr. t’ox was
... tn „ » v„ v s —'Judge ixi'or*- the tribunal of which he
.Nch Irimm. . . ' yivijirtf Ju.lK" nt the Urn- of the kill
George K. I-uvrot. »-ho >c*terua> »n°i, , tlK Hi* successor will be elected.
t George K. Fuvrot. ••'ho yc*terda> *hot fif*« successor will be elected,
-land killed D»*. I* H. Aldrich, has ten- judge Favrot still refuses to give out
y i t ij.,ed ti* Governor Blanchard his re*-j a .statement concerning '
^ .t.. r„.. Kilims'
and Assistant Secretary IaiUh, of the saying something about '‘cominlttlng
white house staff, the president will.overt acts” and things and cited a da-
board the Mayflower at the Washing-1 cisfon in k case to illustrate his point
ton navy yard at 4 o’clock this after- i ”Vou see. your honor,” said Mr. Com,
noon. The patty will transfer to the j "the young mqji mentioned in this de-
battleship Louisiana at Piny Point, cision entered a house where a frolic
near the mouth of the Potomac river, was going on and committed an overt
— act of violence. He kissed a girl with
out her permission."
TRY A WANT AD "The court don’t know whether It
^nation n* hnl®* Ta
. would consider that an 'overt act of
.violence.’** commented Judge Andy.
•it nmti fiDADflT A XT The d» .miner uni finally overruled
JN Axl£j urcjvflvixlAri and the case went to trial. When last
heard from It had not been finished,
farr is accused of being a* member of
the mob, led by George W. Blackstock,
which broke into the restaurant of
Mattie Adams, a well-known negro
character, ut 107 Peter*, street, und
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! S|M*.-lal •«> Tbe Georglaa,
' Macon', (la., Nov. K.—The Medical
I Association of the Sixth congressional
district met In the first annual con
vention in tlic city hall thla morning
and elected the following offlcera:
Dr. John R. Shangon, of Monroe
county, president; Dr. J. A. Combs,
Locust Grove, vice president, and Dr.
Kugene B. Rider, of Macon, secretary
and treasurer.
An interesting program will be car
ried out this afternoon, followed by an
elaborate bunouet.
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O TO 1.E00 MILL EMPLOYEES. O
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O Special to The Georgian. O
O Columbus. On.. Nov. 8.—The 0
O Fugle and Phenix Mills have Is- 0
0 sued an order that after next O
O Saturday a lialf-holiday on Sat- 0
O unlay afternoon will he given the O
0 operatives of that concern. Be- O
O tween 1.500 and I,sou ore employed O
O by the mills. O
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