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Oxford eagle., 1908-11-05
University Exerxises.

The cornerstone of the new
Dormitory and Dining Hall. now
being erected on the University
Campus, will be laid with appro-
pirate ceremonies on Friday,
November 9th, at 12 o'clock, the
Masonic Grand Lodge officiating.
Hon. NJ. A. Franklin will make
the principal address of the oc-
casio n.
The date appointed for these
exercises is the Sixtieth Anniver-
sary OF the opening of the Uni
versity for the admission of stu
dents. Accordingly ia program
commemorative of that event has
been arranged and will be given
in the Chapel beginning at 0
o'clock on the morning of the
same day. A paper prepared by
Ex-Chancellor Mayes, brief ad-
dr' 8 'es by other prominent men.
and musical selections by Sex
tette from the faculty and the
University Orchestra and GIee
Club will constitute the program.
The citizens of Oxford are cor
daily invited to attend both exer-
ciseS.
Oxford eagle., 1908-11-05
THE NEW DORMITORY.

Appropriate services will be
held tOmorrow at the University
at the laying of the corner stone
OF the new dormitory and mess
hall. This new structure was
made possible by an Appropriation
Of Sl00,0 by the last session of
the Legislature. This was a most
timely appropriation and will be
Of more service to the welfare of
the University than perhaps any
former appropriation of the same
amount for the reason that room
will now be afforded for about
2JO more students and will also
allow students to get their board
AT cost. The results of this can
not be estimated; it will certainly
be a great step toward the build
ing up of the University. Chan
cellor kincannon saw the great
need along this line as soon as
he was elected and bent every
TO secure this much
needed improvement. Lafayette
has good cause to con.
gratulate herself for the able
representatives she sent at the
last session. This appropriation
had the championship in the
Senate OF Maj. r. \. Dean, and
IN the House of Messrs. Lee NJ. |
Russell and C. Z. Slough.
At this point it is proper to say
hat our representatives in the
legislature were recognized as
being as able men as were sentl
rom any county in the state.
This will be a great day in the
history OF the University and
Till bring untold good fortune to
he youth OF Mississippi.
Oxford eagle., 1908-11-05
THE NEW PRESIDENT.

Indications point to the eelec-
ton Of Taft. 1t may be THAT this
republic can stand four more
years of Republican rue but We
doubt it. This nation lost the
greatest chance in ifs history to
bring about the most needed re-
forms b.. the election Of the great
est living American. in the per-
son of " J. Bryan, however, the
people have seen III to order
otherwiSc and ~ those no voted
Taft upon us must bear the re-
sponsibiIity
The South is especially disap-
pointed because Republicanism
is foreign to our way Of thinking.
and always will be. All the first
principles Of the nation were
enunc.ated by southerners, lie.
mocracy was born and has al
ways been hurtured here. We
want nothing save the old time
Jeffersonisn Democracy but it
seems We are dc0u d 20 take
anything We can get.
This state of things cannot last
forever, right and justice will
triumph in the end.
Oxford eagle., 1908-11-05
Decide Yourself.
The Opportunity IL Herr. Haeked by Oh
ford Testfulany.


The Opportunity Is Herr. Backed by OK
ford Testimony.
Don't take our word for it.
Don't depend on a strangers state
ment.
Read Oxford endorsement.
Read the statement of oxford citi
zens
And decide for yourself.
Her, Is a case OF 1t.
Mr. q. A. Harris, living in Oxford
Miss, says: "Tne Results that follow
I'd the use of Doan's Kidney Pills in
Mr.. Harris's case were most ssti,fac-
tory. He suffered severely at times
from pains from pains through hi,
back whicd were always more severe
at night or on occasions wheu he took
cold. Finally he saw Doan's Kidney
Pills advertised and procured a box az
heGdeI's drug store. lie received re
lIet froiL the first and alter contiuu-
ing their Use the Results Received W. re
very pronounced. He vouches in Iae
strongest terms for Doan's Kidney
Pills and states that they are un-
equaIitied IS kidney remedy"
ror sale by all dealers. Price 80
cents. Foster Milburn Co, Buffai,.
New York, sole agents for tue Uaited
States.
Remember the name Doan's-and
take no other.
Oxford eagle., 1908-11-05
HOW To orRE a con-.

Be as careful n you can you "
occasionally take cold, and when u u
do, get n medicine OF known r.liabi.-
ify, me that has an established rept =
taticn and that is certain TO effect a
q iick cure. such a me iicine il Chs m
uerlain's Cough Remedy. IL has z. n
ed world wide repu,a alton by its r. =
msrkabie cares OF this a ct commt n
ailment. and can always be depended
upon. IL acts ON natdre's plan, re-
lieves the lungs, aids expectoration d,
opens the secretions aud aids nstut e
in restoring the system to healthy
condition. During the many years N
which It has been in general U.S. we
have yet ID learn CT air gle ca.e of
cold or attack of the grip naviug re-
suited IN pneumonia when this
remeddy was used, which SHOWS con-
clu-iveiy that II IL Certain preventive
of that dangerous disease. Chamber
isin's Cough Remedy contains no
opium or other narcotic and may be
given a. confidently to bIoy ~ To
An adult. For sale by al druggists.
Oxford eagle., 1908-11-05
Mas Meeting.

At a mass meeting of the busi-
ness men and the farmers was
held at the court house Tuesday
for the purpose of electing dele
gates to attend the Cotton Con-
ventions to be held in Memphis
and New Orleans on Nov. 10th
18th and 18th.
The meeting was called to or
der by Mr.. ]. L. Shinault. Mr..
Nj. r. Bishop was made chairman
and Mr.. F. L. Linker acting secre
tary. The delegates appointed
to go to Memphis were as follows !:
Messrs. NJ. p. Bishop, WD Por-
ter, p. E. Matthews, C. A. Nc
Charen, W. l.. Goodwin, K. C.
Carter, l.. s. billiard, A. NJ.
Mitchell, L. o. Davidson, Bui
Tate, j. r. McLarty, j. L. Shin
ault, James Stone, Fielder Web
ster.
For the New Orleans meeting.
E. o. Davidson, J. A. Bigger.
II. l.. Davis, F. l.. Linker. w.
u. Porter, ]. f. Lancaster, w. r
Knight, J. E. McCorkle, C. A.
Leggetre, P. B. Furr, j. M. San
ders, Fielder Webster and G. r.
Hightower.
Oxford eagle., 1908-11-05
University Notes.
By our Regular Reporter

sotAA hEPoklGEs
A students mass meeting was
held Monday morning after
chapel at which the following
committees were elected to assist
in the exercises Friday when the
cornerstone of the Dormtory will
be laid. Sub committee to faculty
Myers, johnson, Knox, Dedeaux
Misses Brooks, Rhodes and two
others were elected marshals OF
the day. Mug" Magruder was
appointed leader of the yells and
songs. j. A. Brown was chair
man OF the meeting.
Miss Fay Willis, of Memphis,
attended the dance Friday night.
the guest OF Miss Helen Keys.
An enjoyable dance was given
at the Opera House Friday night
The crowd was small, but there
was more real enjoyment afford
ed those present than at the regu
lar dances. About - couple
danced 10 Ross Orchestra.
Mr.. James Stone, Jr., who is
with the Newberger Cotton Co.,
at Greenwood, spent Sunday with
relatives and friends in the city,
and club mates on the campus.
Mr.. Erie Roach is athome from
Philip for a few days.
Miss Lucy Ward, of Memphis.
II the guest tris week of Miss
Helen Keys.
Misses Maxwell and Miller, OF
Canton, came up to the dance and
Halloween party last week, and
were the guests Of Miss Ida Mil
Ter at Kicks Hall.
One OF the most delightful func
tons of the season was the Hall
loween reception given at Kicks
Hall Saturday night by the Y.
W. {. a. The pretty building
was most lastly decorated and
the atmosphere itself wore the re-
semblance of a spooks cave.
Costumes in perfect accord with |
the evening were worn by mos; |
all the guests. The L. of NJ. Klu
kiux klan were rendered a large
ovation by the fair witches of the
Hall. A delightful program was
neatly carried out. The punch
bowl was presided over in a
happy manner by the various
girls of the Hall.
We lost to Tulane Saturday af-
Ter hard game by the score of Il
10 to 0. However, we PLAYED
'ings around George II. Robert
sons Mississippi College team to
he tune Of Al to O.
a special train will be run to
Jackson Thanksgiving at the
Usual rate of $3.50 for the round
rip. Ii We root hard for our team
IN that day
Mr.. Cliff Buckley was among
lis club mates the latter part of 1
asst week. +,
Our team will have a nice lem
m for the S. P. W. L. boys when
hey reach here Tuesday.
Michigan beat Vandy "a to 5. :
The Wolverines averaged 80
'ounds over Vandy to the man.
The Louisiana State University
; certainly playing the game this
ear. Auburn and Sewanee have
18th been defeated and the dope =
GEMS to say that Arkansas will i
'et hers on Thanksgiving.
Politics is again brewing :
candidates are now announcing Z
Or manager Of lhe foot ball team /
Oxford eagle., 1908-11-05
THE HARVEST TINE.

This year has brought to US
manifold blessings; We have been
favored with fairly good yield
of all agricultural products and
in addition 20 this We have had
one of the dryest and best falls
for gathering that has ever been
known. The cotton is all white,
no dirt whatever, and the corn
and other products that have
been garnered are in first class
condition. There are always a
few, and sometimes many. that
refuse TO gather their crops until
after Christmas, they seem to
think they will get through too
quickly or have some peculiar
idea as to the matter and thus
wait for bad weather to remind
them to hurry up.
Past experience should certain.
ly teach the people everywhere
to protect their cotton and pro-
ducts from the weather; il has
has been a custom practieed in
this entire country all these years
to get the cotton ginned and then
allow il % stay out in the wealth
er for several months before sell.
ing or putting in the dry. This
negligence costs the south han.
dreds of thousand each year.
Every farm product should be
carefully housed away; the farm.
Ing Implements should have she,-
Oxford eagle., 1908-11-05

Tha. pain in your back caused by
iumbago, stif muscles or = strain i
an easy thing 10 get rid OF. Ballard {
SNOW Linimcnt cures rheumat,sr,
iumoago sores ana stiff muscles
strains, sprains, cuts. burns, bruises,
scsids and all aches and pains. You
need bottle in your house. For sale
by A. r. Kendsl.
Oxford eagle., 1908-11-05

p j DAILY, Of l2t. West Congress
street, Chicago, tells of a way to be-
come strong tie says: My mother
WOO Is old and vas very feeble, is de-
rivin- 50 much benefit from Electric
bitters, that feel 1t is my duty To tell
those who need a tonic aud strength
ening medicine about it. In my moth
er's case a marked gain in flesh mas
been overcome and she is steadily
growing stronger" Electric Bitters
quickly remedy stomaak, liver and
Aidney complaints. Sold under a
guarantee at A. II. Kendel's drug
store. 3. cents.
Oxford eagle., 1908-11-05
Kingdom News.

The health OF our community
is very good at present.
Our Sunday school is progress
ing nicely. being conducted by
Mr.. =. NJ. Franklin. Rev. Latino
Johnson preached an excellent
sermon Saturday night.
Our pastor, Rev. W. NJ. Wood.
preached an able sermon at King
dom Sunday afternoon.
Miss Eunice Tutor and brother
Guy, OF Randolph, visited the
Misses Stewart last Saturday and
Sunday.
Mesdames Dora and Lizzie
Knight attended preaching sun
day at Kingdom.
Prof. II. II. johnson and family
attended preaching Sunday al
Kingdom.
There will be quarterly confer
ence at Kingdom Tuesday, and
everybody is invited to come and
bring filled baskets.
There will be a grave yard
working at the grave yard Thurs
day. WILD GOOSE.
Oxford eagle., 1908-11-05

.aR. BRrsS once declined to
Kiss a Texas girl. He explained
ms want OF galIantry by saying
ma, he would be in Texas only a
few days, but he expected to be
with Mrs. Bryan all his life.
Oxford eagle., 1908-11-05

Can't tell you in words what th,
trouble Is; but it it's complexion get
pasty, If II gets weaker aud weax-r,
ioses flesh aud is cross aud peevish
you Can be certain thar 1t has worms.
Give il Whites Cream Vermiiuge.
guaranteed harmless. Expels tn,
worms and puts the baby in a health,
normal condition. Fur sale by 4, II.
keud d.
Oxford eagle., 1908-11-05

ter and the poor cattle and hors-
es should have a comfortable
place during the cold rainy sea-
son. Will the farmers see to this
this year?
Oxford eagle., 1908-11-05

foley's III IDey and Tir cleans the
air pass gees. stops the Irritation in
the throat, sooth-s the inf Imed mem
oraues, aid the most obstinate cough
disappears. Sorr and Infsmed luags
are healed and areugthensd and the
cold is expelled from the system. Re-
fuse any but the genuine in the yellow
package. For sale BY McGonag,n &
Littlejohn.
Oxford eagle., 1908-11-05

We are almost as much as.
tonished at the news that Emper-
g. William has invented a braI e.
as we wo1ld be to hear of II p
Presidents doing So The presi.
dant occasionally makes them
Bat he spells them differently.
Oxford eagle., 1908-11-05

SAYS the Chattanooga News +:
Another murder was committed
m this aasa shrdl DIN in oinnn
city Saturday night" That was
sgoOd way 20 avoid profanity.
Oxford eagle., 1908-11-05

Mr.. HARTMAN, being a practi-
cal man, will probably not look
Tor any letter from the white
mouse this year concerning the
presidential message.
Oxford eagle., 1908-11-05

Mosr of the European countries
are complaining of industrial de-
preston, but they have no elee-
Sons on hand to fix the responsi.
bility on the other party.
Oxford eagle., 1908-11-05
A HAIn's BREADrH EscApE.

Do You know that every time you
have a cough or cold and let iC run on
thinking it will cure itself you are in
viting pneumonia, consumption or
some other pulmonary trouble? Don't
risk il. Put your lungs bacx in per
feet health and stop that cough with
vBailard's Horehound Syrup. Price
sc, soc and 81 per bottle. For sale
by A. ii. Kendei.
Oxford eagle., 1908-11-05
Legal Advertisements.

Non-Resident Notice.
The STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
County Uf Lafayette.
To Lilly A Auderson, whose poss-of-
tice address is unknown
You are commanded to appear be-
fore the Chaucery Court of tine = ounty
ut Lafayette in said state Oh the
FOURTH MONDAY or NOVEMBER
A. d., l9s,
10 defend the suit in said court of Jim
Anderson, wherein you are defendant
w. NJ. WOODWARD, Clerk.
L. T.. ANDREWS,
Solicitor for Complainant.
This the z4th Gay vt Oct. 1905.
Oxford eagle., 1908-11-05

|" inter blasts, stlsing pneumonis,
pi-urisy and dconsumption viii soon L. .
mere Cure your cough now, ana
s,reEgtnen your lungs with Foley Q
Honey and Tar. Do nos rIsk start,,..
the winter with weak lungs, y hen f,-
FS's Honey and Tar VIII cure tie
u ost obstinate coughs ana colds, Al. d
prevent serious Results For sale b.,
Sics .onagiil s. Litrleiohn.
Oxford eagle., 1908-11-05
Unciaimed letter..


List of unclaimed mail matter left
10 the Oxford, Miss, Post Ofiice foI
the week ending saturday, Oct. 3lsI:
l Anderson Miss Mary.
Anderson, Mrs. Hanna.
anderson, Mrs. W. 3.
Anderson, ! r.
Anderson. Miss Mary Z.
Barr, G-vrge.
Boles, Mrs Rossie.
Guv, Miss Pearl, (2)
Hursey, F. II.
10 Hicks, Eico.
III Harris, Miss Fannie.
l2 Heard. liar.
Is Isom, Alice.
IA johnson. Hal.
II McEwen, r. W.
10 McGenee, Miss &C.
IL McCune. F. r
ls Morgan, Rosie.
~ Porter. Anna, (col
% Pvgues. JulL.
81 R.cnmond, l.. l..
- Robertson, Miss Miss Mary Lena
% Vineyard, Miss Anna.
u Wright, Rev. W. T.
% WIiey, Leslie.
70 furcar, Ll.han
hen calling tor the above please
yive No. OF letter and date advertise A
:. VI. HowRY, p. NJ.
Oxford eagle., 1908-11-05

THAT Balkan war will never
amount to anything until Richard
Harding Davis and Richmond
Pearson Hobson arrive on the
scene.
Oxford eagle., 1908-11-05
HOW To TREAT A sPRaIy

spr@ins, sweiiidgs and iameness are
promptly relieveI by Cn.m5.riain,,
In oAim This iiniment reduces 10
u@.ion anu soreness 80 that q
spas.n may De cured in about on :
snisa .ne time required by the usus I
feasuieat. sor sale by all druggists.
Oxford eagle., 1908-11-05

II has been great year for
literature" says an EXCHANGE
Many popular authors will make
enough oLt of it to 90 into bust.
ness for themselves.
Oxford eagle., 1908-11-05

AMONG other things Marse
Henery watterson claims to be
proficient in the higher criticism.
m that he first discovered the
spurious authorship of the CIeve-
Had letter.
Oxford eagle., 1908-11-05

SCIENTISTS say no person has a
perfect ear. But the politician
VINO can get his auricular appen-
cage to the ground is dead s,,-a
- hear things.
Oxford eagle., 1908-11-05

The Houston Post continues to
tell strange stories. The latestis
'lat a chauffeur stopped and
apoioelzed to lady who had been
almost run over.
Oxford eagle., 1908-11-05

SENATOR ELKINs must have
committed to memory the presi.
dents diatribe against the 'man
whose daughter is foreign prin-
cess.
Oxford eagle., 1908-11-05
NOTICE 70 TAX.PAYERs.

Section 1915, Code of 1900, says:
"AIl taxes remaining unpaid on the
10th day of December shall immedi-
stely be collected by the collector, by
distress ana sale of any personal prop
erty liable therefor; and such sale
slaIi take place AT the court house
house door unless the property dis
trained To be too cumbrovs To be re.
moved. and five days notice of the
Time and place of sale shall be given
by advertisements put up in Ihre q
public places in the county, one of
which snail be at the court house door
the collector shall be allowed to col
iect and retain, in addition to the
lakes, fees and costs, all necessary
expenses OF removing and keeping
the property restrained.
j. e. HARTsFIELD. Sheriff
Oxford eagle., 1908-11-05

We pr e that japan fully
u der tands that We don't care tc
AZ a ) more remembering the
:.aine to DO.
Oxford eagle., 1908-11-05
Non-Residenr Notice.

The STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
lafayette County.
To Eliza Buford, whose post Office
address is Helena, Ark.
You are commanded to appear be-
fore q Q Chancery Court of the County
OF Lafayette in said State on the
FOURTH MONDAY OF NOvEMBER
y. D., 1905,
aud the first day thereof 10 defend the
Bill OF Divorce of Albert Buford, in
said court, wherin you are defendant.
This Nov: :, 1893.
W. ". WOODWARD, Clerk.
w. V. SULLIVAN, Sol. for Complt.
Oxford eagle., 1908-11-05
A LETTER TO

Sheriff j. Z. Hartsfield,
Oxford, Miss.
Dear Sir:-We make you and every
property owner in Oxford this offer:
Paint nalf your joD D-voe; paint the
other halt whatever YOU like. Ir De-
Voc does not take less gallons and cost
less money, no pay.
Yours truly,
F. W. DEvoE * Co.
r. 8 -Reibue Price sells our paint
Oxford eagle., 1908-11-05

castro Is III again" " II is
al xays a. T.. wind that blows the
atteI ton ofthe world to that man
Oxford eagle., 1908-11-05

WASHINGTON is trying to get
convention hall. Those in III.
capitol buildinC DO not attract
large crowds.
Oxford eagle., 1908-11-05

Ns. BRYAS:once said that the
President vas a Democrat in spots
1t must BE- admitted that the spots
are disappearing.
Oxford eagle., 1908-11-05

ONE overwhelming objection to
woman's suffrage is that We
should not know the returns for
several days after the voting be-
ean.
Oxford eagle., 1908-11-05

AaoSc other things the labor
irg men might resent in this cam
p'iGn is the eartooned square CAP
which they never wear.
Oxford eagle., 1908-11-05

what she
uts for if. There. II
Clay P.e-c- tor instance.
Oxford eagle., 1908-11-05
Epilepsy,
Fits

Commissions, or Spasms
and st. Vitus' Dance are
Nervous Diseases. Most
cases can be cured by
strengthening and build
ing up the nervous system.
To do this a nerve medi-
cine is needed. DIR. Miles,
Nervine will be found
efficacious and satisfac-
tory. 1t has cured MANY
eases of these diseases
and We believe it will
cure you. We can give
you names of many who
have been cured through
Its use. Write for advice.
NY son John had epilepsy for yearr
srsr,on',i na I.,sr having him treated BY
continued to have spells. i md az
most given UP In despair. b,,, 49,
ing the virtue of Dr. Mics Anti p,t,
rms Tor sick headache. / conrIsstcd -,
try the Nervire. During June. iass
sse nim a tsaspoonfui three tirn.s a
day. then IN July I gave II as ,ifrss.,,
aaa aaa l could see that he was impro.snr
ana ne has not had a spell sinc.
nnsist q 1905. and has taSen no
medicine since Jan.-O.. am vrri,,rS
ne c-lse Just as IL Is hoping n viii
,nsiuce others to Try it,
" X ALLISON. Mooresvilie. N G.
your Druggist sells Or. MIIes' Nsrr.
price Of ers, 1SSencsixs S,ss,s % hin e rsturn
20 eenedt you. '' " 's'se
Miles Medical Co., Elkhart Ind
Oxford eagle., 1908-11-05

PERHAPS the critical cannibals
vito wished to make mince meat
OF worid.wandering Jack London
hal read some Of his novels.
Oxford eagle., 1908-11-05

Subscribe fur THE EAGrE
Oxford eagle., 1908-11-05

subss<ibe for The EAGLE.
Oxford eagle., 1908-11-05

This distressing disease results from
disord-red condition of the stomach
and can De cured by taking Chamber
lain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. Gef
ny it.
Oxford eagle., 1908-11-05

nsn calling tor the above please
give NO. OF letter and date advertise d
:. VI. HowRY, M.
Oxford eagle., 1908-11-05
ST. .sC3EPWS
Liver Regulator
IS NsTvnE,s sESI 6sSgrAET.

This remedy has proven itself a.e .-yss sr.j
tris Y fsie.ad of the hun,an family By giving
propps relief wen sskcn fer Constipation.
Indigestion. biiiS.snes Dyspepsia. Hizz.-
nessu other troubles Incident to c torpid or
Inactive liver Ind selncgtd i rp syssem.
IL s plesA.as -e1ic..y OF great power. end
Natufes assistant in lie highest 5esree. rs
IS made III both liduii AMI poxder form. ~
pleasant and cc--c:shlc 10 the tassc. promp.
IN acsfon. and ieaTes no =ickeniax. seaksr-
ing after ciyect1.
II b 81 if.si Liver Hedl-inc.
We haTc large nur1Ie- of letters from
safisf-rS patrons Who have been benefited
and czrei by it.
se- yosech's Liver Regulator is ,,ld
oy axu= =z,xts and general merchants. or you
can sSnd - rs f'r II. Price. Liquid. 50 cents
butte. Powders. in tin boxes. Is cents q
nox- sample of powders ard booklet sent
free or application.
eEnsTLE MEDICINE co.
snss&sisa, y,.ns,.'
Oxford eagle., 1908-11-05

ONE Of the things the new Out
look should do is getting after the
paper trust. The price of white
paper will be going uD some any
way.
Oxford eagle., 1908-11-05

y CONNECTICUT man was re
Gently hred so for kissing his
own wife Just see what car
happen under Republican rule.
Oxford eagle., 1908-11-05

IHE breaking down Of two rail-
road trains that were ira sporting
Mr. Taft may not have been alto.
gether the fault of the equipu ent
Oxford eagle., 1908-11-05

List of unclaimed mail matter left
Ia the Oxford. Miss, Post ONCE tor
the week ending SATURDAY.. Oct. 3Ist:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-11-15
WORRIED TO FIND
 OWNER OF HORSES

pair of fine horses hitched to a buggy worried a number of officers and private citizens last night in an attempt to find their owner. About l o'clock yesterday afternoon the team was tied to a post in front of the Green Undertak- ing company's establishment on Third avenue and as the hours wore on it ap- peared as if the owner had forgotten about them
 The cold wind which was blowing al most constantly yesterday afternoon and last night told on the horses and by ' o'clock they were paving and thrashing about in their anxiety to be moved. Ed Warner, of the Green Undertaking com pany, reported the matter to Chief of Police Bodeker and Humane Officer Ben nie about this time who stated that if the owner did not show up by Il o'clock that the police department would take charge of the team.
 The condition of the animals had aroused a number of men by o'clock and matters assumed lively stage Dep uty Sheriffs Ernest Robinson and Lee Higdon happened along and took charge of the team, driving it to livery stable. The stable, however, happened to be completely filled, but one of the negro employees recognized the team as belong ing to the firm of Masters 6 Agee. This firm was communicated with and the information was found to be correct.