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The Washington times., 1907-11-05
COACH NELSON HAS TAUGHT HATCFIETTTES NEW TRICKS
Tigers Sustained
But Few Injuries
In Carlisle Game
Saturday Attributed
to Improved Defensive
Work.

PRINCETON. n. J., Nov. 5.-After a
week filled with hard work, eliminating
IA a victory over Carlisle more decisive
than the most optimistic Princeton en-
thusiast had dared hope for, the Tigers
received a well-earned rest yesterday
afternoon.
Not single veteran was asked 10 re-
port TO w. W. Roper, head coach. yes
terday, but instead, the tennis courts
were put at their disposal, and the men
relaxed their muscles with little work
with the rackets Scarcely a scratch
was found on the eleven after the hard
struggle with the redskins. Captain
Mccormick was perhaps bruised W
more than any Of his men. Although
he was forced to leave the game on ac-
count Of his injuries, Flood, the trainer,
found nothing more serious than a few
black and blue spots.
The Coaches Theory.
The Princeton coaches attribute the
ease with which the Indians succumbcd
on Saturday entirely 10 the big i'm
provement in defensive work that has
developed since the Cornell game. The
Tigers were particularly coached in fol-
lowing the ball, and this worked out iE
Saturdays game so well that as rule
there were more Princetonians than In
dians clustered around the receiving end
Of the for yard pass.
Now that the defense, which has been
one OF the stumbling blocks In the way
OF a hign-class combination at Prince
ton this season, has been inpT owed, the
coaches will devote more time 10 per-
fectiug tia beWildeTing attack that the
Tigers have already developed. In the
last week the veterans have scarcely
tried the forward pass or Onside kick in
attempts 10 strengthen the lire.
The Washington times., 1907-11-05
GET YOUR RUBBERS!
HERE'S MORE SLUSH
Tad Still Talking of John
son Meeting
jeff.
By TAD.

NEW YORK, Nov. 5.-"Jeffries Is
training two hours every day in a lit
tic gymnasiu out there In Los An
geles." said Hen Berry. the baseball
man from the Southern town Berry
was here at the big baseball POW WOW,
ara when he heard that Burns man
sger had said that Jehrics was dissi-
peting he went right up IN the air like
a rocket.
Believe me" said Mr.. Berry, pat
ting a very modest cherry and olive
green vest. Jeff is not drinking him
self to death. OF course, lie takes a
Crink now and then with the boys IN
his place. but, on the level. he's work
ing every day out there with the bag
and skipping rope.
Could Be Persuaded.
No. I cant say that he Is looking
for a fight. but when a man stops and
homes razor he isn't going 10 put II
away II he has any use for IT, Jeff would
be ready 10 get down 10 hard work IN
few minutes If something showed up
worth while. The bluff thrown out by
BUrns' manager about Jefries being all
blOated up was u give the Impression
that Burns Is the big fighter Of the
age.
''Burns IS too cheap himself to go in
a place 10 buy a drink. so l don't see
how he comes in 10 say anything about
JEFF" q"
Three years ago when Jeffries was
training for the MunrOe fight at Har-
bin Springs he stated Lnat whenever
he found himself unfit for a tough
course Of training he would quit the
ring.
Il know that I ar as good as any
fighter in the world" said Jeffries at
that time, "and II my condition is as
good as the other fellows I will always
win. If I cant train properly for a
fight, I won't fight"
Oh, Slushl
Mr.. Berry saws the big fellow is try
ing himself out daily now. Wonder II
he smells a rat2 Wonder II Jim Cof-
froth's offer has bothered him any
Looks as though the johnson person
might draw a bunch Of money with him
and as the silt IS what We all love,
the big fellow might come back. What
an Insignificant thing this gentleman
burns would be IL Jef and Johnson
should hook up.
The latter was never better In his
life than ne is right nov. and as len
has been out Of the game for sCn-
time the betting would be brisk-not
ton one-sided and heavy.
The Washington times., 1907-11-05
Scored Early.

The first touchdown in this half was
made on Ge0rgetown's tumble of an
on-side kick DinendaI obtained the
ball, and a little later was showed
across the goal
The bail was in Georgetown terri
tory the greater part Of the time until
the game was called. The Nirginians
eair ed almost at viii, and fell hack fire.
1uentIy OH account of Iumbles- Had
they played a consistent game the
score should have been even larger.
The Hnp-lfp.
The Washington times., 1907-11-05

Y. b HOdgsOn,
BiIlups. r. II. B.. Fitzgerald
DinendaI tcaptD.F. B.-.Dutcher tcapt)
Time of halves-25 and 20 minutes.
Referee-Jack Gass. Lehigh. Umpire
Mr. Baird. Tennessee. Head linesman
Hammond johnson, University OF Nir-
ginia. Tlmekeepers-MT. Robins, Y. +.
J.. and Mr.. Morgan, Georgetown
The Washington times., 1907-11-05
Line-up:

Touchdowns-Israel, Crafts C2l, and
Witten. Goals from touchdowns-Israel
and Witten C2). Umpire-Mr. Linn, Uni
versity or Maryland. Referee-Daye
Houston. Of Dickinson. Head linesman-
Mr. Thatcher. Lnesmen-Messrs Flem-
ing and Rodriguez. Timers-Messrs.
Bryer and Wilson. Time OF halves-2255
minutes.
The Washington times., 1907-11-05
GEORGETOWN LOSES
TO VIRGINIA TECH,
GAME SPIRITLESS
Frequent Fumbles Figure in
the WaShingtonianS'
Defeat.

RICHMOND, Va, Nov. 5.-George-
town met defeat at the hands Of Vir-
ginla Polytechnic Institute yesterday by
20 to 0 in forty-five minutes of play.
Before the game the odds were 2 to
! IN Georgetown's favor, but the first
few minutes of play put stop to the
betting on this or any other basis. It
was an Of day for both teams, and
mistakes could hardly have been more
frequent had the game been played on
wet grounds Saturday.
Both teams attempted the forward
pass frequently, and each succeeded
twice. The ball was several times
knocked out of the Georgetown backs
hands, and Georgetown usually obtained
the ball when the play was essayed by
its opponents Both teams made a
large percentage Of their gains in
kicking, a department which was the
one redeeming feature.
Ragged Playing.
The mistakes of each other, rather
than good football, kept the score
down to TO in the first half V. p.
I. scored near the end Of the half,
when. with the ball within thirty yards
of the goal, L.uttereH skirted George
towns right end for a touchdown he
shouldn't have made had the visitors
been on their toes
Georgetown seemed 10 lose heart in
the second half, and it's spiritless play
allowed Tech to gain almost at will.
CAPTAIN Diffendal was 4 hOOdOo for
the visitors. and he frequently broke
through the Georgetown line for pro
nuunced gains, Cooper, who went In
for sheppard at quarter. after the first
few minutes of play kicked a clean
field goal from the 45-yard line
after three unsuccessful attempts. He
took long chances on this way of scOr-
ing, which. had they panned out.
would have been extremely sensa-
tional
The new South-news., 1907-10-19
FEEL EVERY CHANGE
OF THE WEATHER
a Bad Back ia Always Worse D.
ring Wst or Chsneab'e
Weather

j. your back like hafometfrf
Does 3, iarcifn eyrrs change
,hc weather
Does every cold settle or SD.
kidues-f
Hnn1 nrhina. fhrobirg rsinrr
Does it disorder fhe nrinef
1he kidur,- ere calling iDf Nf.r
Tee uoan'. tidnrs Pills.
a Go-srfie. of 81 Grand Affanr.
Meridian. Ni-- -af- NY eiir Nsa
suffered con-iderabl uifh A'furg
di-easc and paine in hrr bals arr
loin- Cold which settled iu her A'i.
neg. wa- fnc Startling poiri ol .rr
trouble. ~ fret -nc thou4htft ucu' 2
na--nsay bnt Instead 90 grew ouf-t
] had heard gr~at deal ancaf De-
au'r Kidney pili- and when -nf nc.
came so bad. eot bier % hor nnl
she commenced inkins them. They
ncied quickly aud thoroughly ior
by ih. time rhe bad taken three
boxes. .hc was n4 a. ever. tnef-
er here her complain oi headache,
pain. boa back add kidneys anf
more. Her health be- good and J
can say trnthiuiiy that Doan'-
Kinuey Pils helped her when 9th.
remedies had no effect. My wife
and have both recommended them
20 frieuds OF our- and an spcab
very highly OF Them
FOR sale by nl drAier- pric tnr
fo4'rp Nilhurn fo. Bnua'o hr"
York. sole nrent- Tor ihe in,'''
-f,fr. Rsrl.nihsr fhr uNm lif
sn'---and take no other.
The new South-news., 1907-10-19
TRUSTEES SALE.

Bv virtue Of the authority vested ID
me by certain deed in faust executed
on the s,h day OF Dece mber 1903, by
~ W Mitchell and l. + Mitchell, to
secure certain Indebtedness therein
mentisned, payable to b DuBose Pres
ident OF the Bosrd of supervisors OF
Iones county and his successors IN o''
,,cs which said deed in trust is recor-
ded in Chancery clerks office inc ls'.
District OF said county in Land Mort
gage Record book V, a, page 3ol; the
Of which have been broken. .he u =
der-,ened Truslee will on Monday u .
and day of December 1907, a, the corr
hou.e in Ellisvlle, and within legal
hours Of sale, sell TO the highest oio
der for cash at public out cry, the fol-
lowing described property to-wit: "a
Of SEA and Sc OF \ E OF Sec. "a
Range l3 west, with all improve
ments thereon, to pay and satisy saio
indebtedness aud cost OF executing
this ,ruet. This October l5,h 1907.
J.H CRAWFORD. Trustee,
The new South-news., 1907-10-19

tir iNii'tfa i'e '"-'''"- '''"-|
picA'"E Ee.i'n ''' Ne'N'''N- '"
-''-- ,N' '''f' ? ,'' '''''
Toe -IN- 'enft"i'o" ''''e '"'
-un4ly proved go 'f p -"-se
At shoemaker On" e''' ''''"~
ffu-Nieit oi t'ii-fii % "'
~ut
s+. ra..ed through
The new South-news., 1907-10-19
FOR SALE.

have very fre farm x
miles south east from Laurel, 3 4 is
miles north east OF Ellisylile. Good
school in B.; mile of the property;
fine young orchard containing about
s0l Trees Of different fruits. First
class Poultry plant, consisting of II
nice buildings; good large roomy barn
eood dwelling house With rooms
good water, have in this property
an idea. farm. My terms viii be casn.
Cau on me AZ the Court honse in Ellie
VILE. or address me az Elhsvills, Miss
p. ". FREEMAN.
The new South-news., 1907-10-19
Trustees Sale.

Nv virtue of Deed of Trust given
bv ". G. Sellers to j. s. Norman on
Ian. 25, 1907 to secure an indebted
uess therein stated, which is recorded
In Chattel Mortgage book Q at page
45s in the Office of the Chancery clerk
of the first judicial District OF said
County OF Jones. which sal Deed OF
trust was on the first day OF April,
1907 for a valid consideration trans
feyred and assigned to Mrs MoIlie
r. Norman as evidenced by the rec
ords OF SAID county. default having
beer made In the payment OF said IN
|dehtebness, !, the nDdersigned suosu-
tuted truatee in said instrument, VIII
kalker COR .sels and viii sell for @4b at
public auction to the highest an best
biz der in from OF the court house
door in the town OF EllisvIlle, Mise,
said county, within legal hours for
sale on Monday the fourth day OF
November, 1907. the following de-
scribed property:
An undived one-haf interest In the
Crescent Lumber Company. located
in Jones county, Mississippi, on the
New Orleans ard North Eastern X. X.
which consists Of a one half interest
in all the machinery now nsed in the
operation OF sad mill, and All gearing
betting and fixtures nsed in the oper-
alton OF came, and any and all other
Interest that may have been acquired
lin the said Crescent Lumber Company
by the said Sellers. since the eIecu-
ton OF said deed OF trust, and all the
interest OF The sald " c Sellers II
auv logs that are cut and delivered al
said mill or Lumber Co. and and al
the interest OF the ssid Sellers in anc
TO all lumber that is now cut or man
ufac,ured at said mill.
An of the above property havini
been conveyed in the said Deed o
Trust.
Tol, the 10Th day of Oct, 1907
BF FRIDGE,
Substituted Trustee.
The new South-news., 1907-10-19
FOR SALE.

Three Hundred and thirty acres
of land. improvements consist OF
nwell'n- house. Kitchen, and oat
BUILDINGS aud abou. tortv-hv- acres
cleared : fimberrd with OAK. Mag
nOia, Beech. Gum. some P.n- sad
Cypress. Would sell sS9 acres with.
ous buioings If preferred, or sJ or s.
acres with buildings. or would tx.
change part or all for other good
property, buildings inside incorpo-
ration. October the Srd 1907.
JOHN II. BYNCx.
The new South-news., 1907-10-19

They tell me- / must brnise
The rose'- irai.
Ere can keep and use
Its fragrance brief.
They tell me must break
The skylarke heart.
Ere her cage song will make
The silence start.
They tell me love must bleed,
And friendship wcey,
Ere ia my deepest need
touch that deep.
Must IT he always 40
with precious thiugsf
Nur, they he bruised, and 80
With beaten Wingsf
An. yes' By crushing days.
Nv caeing nights, hy scar
OF thorn aud stony waYs
rhcsc blc--inge arel
sAurELV -.s.-,t-
The new South-news., 1907-10-19
pine Grove Dots.

TO-. Pine Grove High school
ssh lr completed this week
fni h.afling -'ndrnt. should be
in -Dor uha sprci so take regular
.. .aoai ao4f School opeued with q
.Af.. attendance considering 20
mach rou0u in ine feds.
Nrw buildings are being erected
on no-i ever hili around here. 1t
-ceua fhe people are highly inter-
r-tedin lAi- srhoo, The patrons
rrnlze thai SIR. Knigh, is school
worker aud say they are going to
keep him
We are proud to know that the
people are connected with us in our
school. students who have spent
session at college are casting their
lot- with us.
Ni.. Lucy O'Douncl who has
spent two sessions in music at Mer
/ han viii commences her classes
Monday. Girl-, you ought to come
as she i- mighty fine. Ellisvil'e
people tell us all ihat she plays fol
church. every sunday.
There VIII be p}aehiug at PIN
- 1t--s...--A s''"'sa es 81 j,
ICnrty Il nattie- surg. Eyerybod.
Invited.
sJNSHlNE.
The new South-news., 1907-10-19

The Mississippi Industrial kx-
position at jackson will open Tues
dav .mber 5. aud will continue
until SATURDAY. uight Novesrb Der 10.
This will be the greatest State FAIR
that the State has ever had and II
will pay all our cit,xeus and sarm-
ers especially to make a visit to It
at some time During the contiu
uauce Of the saue.
The new South-news., 1907-10-19

Aud now comes the very gra,iiy-
ing intelligence that Washington
city IL TO go dry. There ~ a good
~entimen, in favor ol II all over ihc
United states Congressman,
whose Constituents are pfohict-
tioni-ts dare no, oppose IT. Speed
the iaN.
The new South-news., 1907-10-19
Letter to DR.. !. =. CLAfIoN'
Ellisyillc. Miss.

Deaa sir: 4 reg word has come IN
to use in paint; It Ia strong. strong
paint is paint as strong IA paint can
be. Weak paint Is paiut not 30 strong.
II one pmat takes 10 gallons TO do
iob and another IS, the 10 grllon paint
is the stronger
II one paint wears 10 years, and an
.other 8. the 10 year paint is the stron'
ger. The strongest paint is the one
that takes least gallons and wears
Longest.
But 90 such differences exist? \ g
and greater Deyoe il the strongest
OF an. \ job that takes 10 goaons De-
woe tnkns more than 20 of some. And
A lob oi Devoe wears several times
a. long as q job OF some paints.
O f. Perry. East 5 h ". Erie, Pa,
pa,dted two houses same size; same
time; with two paiutssame price, took
nonous DeVoe TO of the other, and
In three years DeAce was the better
looking job.
rnere are strong and weak paints
we all want TIE strongest; paint cam
be too strong.
Yours truly,
as T. ". DkNOE Il CO
P.s. IP Myer sells our paint.
The new South-news., 1907-10-19
CHARTER OF IMc0RP0na-


]. Ir' fnrpuf1ff +iN'' 90 N''f
oompauy II Elii.vllle Manufacturing
Company. t4
2 The names n ihe ineo'"'fp-
torr nrs
A. b Campbell. a. ". Bfunson. II.
M. DAILY. postofiice Laurel, Miss.
J. l.. wciborn- Joe - Cough. N.
". Hyde. A. 4 Whitney, d a.
Lsmsou. JE. Hand. Amos Jordan.
T. A Hia. w. V. Walters. j M AZ
ford W, =. Giepu, B Dni'ose, ). Y.
Caldwell. G. =. Williams. ID. X.
Collins, T.. j. Ward. +. O. smith q.
\. Street. n. : Tucker, Miss Ella
Mcintosh, II. T.. HUFF, VIM. n. Eils-
worth, j. r. Parker, and . T. Joi-
dan OF Ellisvillc. Mirs.
2. The domicllei i- et Ell svil '.
Miss
4 Amount Of capi'al stock $50
600, aud TO begin pusi s's when 80
600 In pad In.
3. The par .s,lue OF shares u
10000
9. rae period of existence (oot TO
exceed iiftv years. is hfty years.
z. rhe.purposc tor which 1t Is
created is
To manufacture nll woods into ali
styles And finish such as turned,
scroll. tnd cabinet work, furniture,
etc., house hnishiugs. both interior
and OUT, ic. spokes, broom handles,
can't hook handles. boxes, sash ana
doors. To build houses and iixtufes
and furnishlngS therefor. to put
them ~ by contract or otherwise
TO build. manufacture and repair al
manner Of wagons, hu2eics, ana
other wheeled Vehicles or impic.
meuts. ana 70 manntac'ure pron'
sssci. prses. 1sifcnzc. 5f copper aud
other fnetais into flushed products
70 do spy and oil things and to ns,
any and all kinds of material neces-
aary for The establishment and car
ry,ng on n complete manufacturing
plant. or 10 purchase and sell any
or al of raid furnishings. fixtures
etc,
z. The rights and powers tha
msy u Exercised by this corpora
ton are those. conferred by the pro
visiona OF Chapter "a, Mississippi
code, rso6.
NJ ". Hyde. j.. +. Parker, Joe t
Cough, Amor Jordan, w. V. Wal
ters, J. Il. Caldwell, I. :. Williams
A. r. Whitney. u. *. Collins, j. NJ
Afford, II. :, Tucker, Il. puBos'
". II. Ellsworth, Il. J. Ward, }. /
welborn. i E. Hand, II. Nj. Dai,
A. b. Campbell, a. W. Bruneoi
Mics NJ. 4. Mclntosh, [. a HUI, ,
r. Jordan. :. q. Smith, W. ;. Glen
&. s. Stree. u. A. I.amson, II.
HUFF.
The new South-news., 1907-10-19

4 grea, prohibition fight is wag'
inr in Alabama aud all Indications
point TO a fact that the state VIII
seou be free from the calling yoke
of "Whlskey in pohtics.'.
The new South-news., 1907-10-19

Postage stamps aud champagne
have not suffered n change IN price,
the former because they could not
bc cheaper, the latter because '' A.
nigh enough.
The new South-news., 1907-10-19

rha, innocent lit,tie pamphlet ne
Gently sent on, 10y the Standard Ol
Co, in regard TO that Sa9,0 900 fine
and that awful cruel Judge Laudis
is enough To make us all wespls'
crocodile tears.
The new South-news., 1907-10-19

An ewes are being centcred TO.
ward jackson, aud the legislature
soon TO convene will be confronted
early in the session with a bin for
statutory prohibition and woe he
uuto the member of that bod, who
dares 90 champion the whiskey
-. a
The new South-news., 1907-10-19

Why can't we arrange TO keep ku.
rope aud America for the white
folks. Africa Tor the blacks and
Asia for the yellows and browns,
Looks like we might.
The new South-news., 1907-10-19

Mrs. Claudia Is. Money. wife OF
United States Senator Money, died a
very suddenly at her home on the
coast near Beauvoir, Miss, last week.
She is survived bv her husband TWO
daughters. two sons and many oth-
erreiatives.
The new South-news., 1907-10-19
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, A



THIS day personally appeared be-
fore, the undersigned authority, j..
l.. Welborn, j. +. Hand, joe b.
Cough. II. NJ. DAILY, A. II. cempbell
A. w. Bruuson, Miss NJ. +, Mc.n-
to.h. r. A. Hin. A. 7. Whitney. j.
NJ. Afford. B. DuBose. +. J. Ward,
ID. A. LsMsop. O. L. Jordon, ;. q.
Smith. Amos Jordan, W. Y. Wal
ters. J. II. Caldwell. G. :. Williams
ID. X. Collins. IL. 5. Tucker, w X
Ellsworth. NJ. w. Hy de, J. +. Par
ker. Il. p Hun and W. 5. Glenn
incorporstors of the corporation
known AS the Ellisviiie Nanusactur
ing Co.. who acknowledged tina
they sigied and executed the above
aud fore going articles of incorpora
tton AZ shelr act and deed. on this
the 18th dav Of Oct. 1907.
W. }. PACK.
NorAHy PUBLIC.
The new South-news., 1907-10-19

Meridian had tragedy IN high
life. enacted within her gates this
weck-ano,her case of the "unwtit-
ten lawn we presume.
The new South-news., 1907-10-19

Think of IL, even soap has nd-
vanced in price since the trusts got
hold of Il. It's even expensive 70
keep clean.
The new South-news., 1907-10-19

President Roosevelt could have
had better success hunting Ia Jones
county than he has had in Loui-i'
ana.
The new South-news., 1907-10-19

No bear tor Mr.. Roosevelt, we are
truly sorry. Better luck next time
Nr. Roosevelt.
The new South-news., 1907-10-19

Mr-. Cassie Chadwick, the "wo-
man frenzicd tinaucier" IL dead.
The new South-news., 1907-10-19

And Teddy go, him . BEAR
The new South-news., 1907-10-19

as 4. ". DtN pt " "
Z. :. !. 4. Myer sells our paint.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-03-29
THOMAS J. OWEN & son. AUCrIoNEERs.

LIABLE BRICK DWELLINGS NOS. 11s 4TH
ST. Sc: 63l 9TH ST. Ne. 1913. 1850 1852
AND 20s GoRnoN AVE NE. -''
By virtue of the authority vested in us as ex-
eeutors and trustees under the last will and tesla
ment OF Emma Stahl, deceased. We the under
signed will SELL at public auction, in front of the
respective premises at the hours and the days
hereinafter mentioned the hereinafter described
real estate, situate In the city of Washington, D.
ON TUESDAY. APRIL NINTH. 1907 AT HALF
PAST FOUR O'CLOCK PM. that part of lot T. in
ings. being Nos 124s 1850 and 1852 ID St Sc. ALSO
AT FIVE O'CLOCK PM, SANE DAY. lot As, in
dwelling No. Il9 4th St Sc. containing S rooms.
cellar furnace and all modern improvements. and
in excellent condition.
ON WEDNESDAY. APRIL TENTH 1907. AT
HALF-PAST -FOUR O'CLOCK PM. lot 1873. in
square SEQ improved by story brick dwelling
No 6S4 18th st. ne. containing 6 rooms bath;
DAY. AT FIVE O'CLOCK PM. lot o. in square
Nos. 20l, 2o3 2o5. POI and 200 Gordon ave. be-
tween I'd. I'd and F and SITS.
Terms Of sale One third of the purchase money
to be paid in cash. and the balance in two equal
installments, payable In one and two years from
day of sale and bearing interest at the rate of 6
per cent per annum. payable semi annually. and
cured by deed OF trust on property sold or all cash
required each parcel at time of sale. All con-
veynncing recording. etc. at cost Of purchaser. If
terms of sale are not complied with within 10 days
from day of sale the and trustees reserve
the right to resell the property at the risk
of the defauling purchaser after 10 days readver
tisement of such resale published in some news
GUY H. JOHNSON.
JOHN SCRIVENER,
$40 AZ ST. W.,
Executors and Trustees.
BARNARD & JOHNSON,
Attys. for Executors and Trustees.
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