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The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-24
FIRST SCRIMMAGE
With Corey as Quarter Scrubs
Make Aggressive Fight
Against Varsity.
CARRY BALL TO THE LINE
Forward Pass Used by Second Team
TO Good Efrect--shift In
tho Teams.

The Yale football cam was IN two
scrimmages yesterday, the first with
an automobile on the way to the field
and the second was-the first regular
scrimmage OF the season. The car
was going out Chapel street ut quite
rapid rate when It was run into by
speeding auto which had Just turned
the corner OF Dwight and Chapel
street. The front Of the trolley car
and the front Of the automobile were
badly bent and the football men IN
side the trolley were shaken up. On
the front seat Were the trainers and
one OF them. Joseph Bergman, was
so badly hurt that he had to be ia
ken to the hospital. Then the car
continued on TO the field. and the auto
was left to be hauled to a repair
shop.
At the field the men were given an
hours individual practice. Chadwick
and Jones had charge Of the backs.
Biglow took the heavy linemen and
ogden Reid ably assisted Captain
Burch with the ends.
Then came the frst scrimmage OF
the season. Cooney was shifted along
to right tackle, Biglows old position.
Biddle wns put from the second team
to center on the irst team. In tho
absence OF Hopkins, Bingham played
quarter. The rest of the varsity line
up was: Logan, lie; Hobbs, 1t; Brown.
liz; Goebel, RI; Burch. re; Philbin,
lib; Murphy. RIB: Cuy.'fb' The Sec
ond team. lineup was: Van Sindercn.
lie; Lilley It; Parks, lg; Hyde. 9; Nor
ris, re; Beinecke, TT; Neidle. re; Corey,
qb; Field, lib; Chanute. RIB; Rainier.
ID.
The scrimmage lasted ten minutes
and was nearly all In the varsity ter.
rItory, the first team getting the Dali
i but once. Corey, as a quarterback.
was heady and very active, in spite
of his weight. The only trouble was
that the second team men did not
seem TO understand the signals IN
the forward pass Corey excellcd ana
most OF the gains were made by his
/ nass,ng the ball to the ends Neidiv
and Van Sinderen. 1t looked once az
II the second team had got the ball
over the linz but Head Coach Biglow
decided otherwise and immediately
the scrubs lost the ball on pass. Coy
hunted out. Chanute got the ball and
started up the field. Hobbs tackled
|. MIN and rolled over, badly cutting his
, head on the wooden seats around the
field. He stopped Chanute, hcTever'
Then by linebucks and use Of the for.
ward pass the scrubs went up the field
, to the goal line again and finally loss
: the ball on downs. Coy again punten
out and Rainier heeled the ball. The
scrimmage then ceased.
I Captain Burch has not received
word from any other graduate coaches
that they are coming, but TVS ex'
, pected any day that some OF the New
& York men will come up.
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"CLlFP" MESSENGER
COACHES N. H. H. s.
Last Years Captain Watches
Students at Work--Rich-
ardson and McOor-
mick Collide.
SAKE ExCELs IN PRACTICE
Makes Stellar Showing at Yale Field
High School Athletic Association
Mects--Bird Elected Bas-
ketbal Manager.

While participating in the practice OF
the N. H. II. s. candidates at Yale
field yesterday. Arthur Richardson.
haifback. collided with Mccormick.
who played fullback for the first team.
and received deep cash over his left
eye, while Mccormick badly banged
his head. Mccormick was rushing the
ball. and when Richardson attempted
to tackle him In the midst OF scrim-
mage, they bumped their heads with
terrific force and their cuts bled pro-
fusely. Bird. another halfback, received
similar injury In the same spot last
week and will return to play today. He
will be replaced by Richardson on the
sick list, who will probably DO out OF
the game for a short while. !.
clifford Messenger, last years cham
pionship captain and candidate for the
Yale freshman, watched the students
at their work. showing up IN his foot
ball toys He Jumped right into the
practice himself and assisted the boys
Immensely by his sound advice. Sake
excelled for the high school candidates
smashing up all plays on the defense
and breaking through the line for q
clear field twice Fifeld was tried out
at fdllback and along with the other
backs seemed unable to cling to the
oval and complained Of poor passing
Connolly. who played quarterback
threw the ball to the backs too hare
and swift and this hurting Of the pig
skin at the backs accounted for thu
fumbles Capt. Davis assisted Messin
ger in his work and expects the larges
/ attendance OF the week today, as tn
exams are over.
The first meeting OF the N. II. H.
Athletic association was held yesterda,
and the main business consisted In tn
election Of Kenrick Bird for basketball
manager for the coming season. Bir'
pulled the school out OF debt last yea
and ought to be. able to duplicate hi
efficient work this year. Mr.. Erwil
was elected unanimously on the fresh
man executive committee, while Davis
1909, Peck, 1910. Mccarthy, 1a11, an
Oliver, 1912, were elected assistan
treasurers Class football will be sup
ported and special meeting OF the ar
: ISOLATION will be held Wednesday 7
hear Manager Chambers report Of tn
baseball team.
: The following students Joined the az
ISOLATION. Miss Leech, Mr.. Cans, MI
Downes. NJ. Cohen A. Alderman, "
Kay, Miss hatcher, Miss Booth, M
: Earle, E. Hall. jr., Mr. Burdge, ]
, Hart, End. Mr.. Mccarthy, Mr. Isbel
Mr.. Gesner, r. vetter, Mr.. Barnes, M
: Munson, Mr. Metcalf, Mr.. McHenr.
Mr. Clarity. Mr.. Hogarty Mr.. Glib
! Mr. Irwin, Mr. Gettings, Mr.. Kilmai
tin, Mr.. KLEIN. Mr.. Hessln, Mr.. Ems
I lish Mr.. Flint. Mr.. Mcclure, Mr.. Hur'
: Mr. Tousely, Mr. Downes, Mr.. Apse
J Mr. Mailhouse. Mr.. schorer, Mr.. Dill
! Bile, Mr.. North and Mr.. Olcott.
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HOT RACE STILL ON
Everybody Awaiting Official Ac-
ton in New York Chicago
Dispute.

An unfortunate dispute marred the
conclusion OF the New York-Chicago
game In the former city yesterday,
and for time the result seemed to
be in doubt. In the absence Of off,
cial action In the matter, however,
the game goes on record as 1t was
played, and In the tables OF standing
this morning victory Is accredited
to New York and defeat to Chi
cago. This assures the retention of
the. lead by New York to the end of
the Chicago series, thus enabling her
to conclude what have been account
ed her seasons quota of hard
games with hold, even If not over
firm, ON the league leadership.
Pittsburg, winning from Brooklyn
pulled up to within three points OF
Chicago, and among to-day's POSSIBLE
tiles Is the assumption Of second place
by the Pittsburg team-somethine
which would happen should New
York again defeat Chicago and Pitts
burg take the final game Of the Brook.
Ign series.
To-day's New York-Chicago game
by reason Of yesterdays dispute ant
the certain amount of bad blood en-
gendered, will be watched with ever
keener interest than any which have
preceded It.
In the American league Detroit wal
beaten again and lost more ground
dropping to third place, Chicago Thu
morning leading the champions by si'
points Cleveland, In first place, nov
has a ten-polrt lead over Chicago
while St. Louis is now but sever
points behind Detroit.
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NICHOLS LEAD FIELD.
In Metropolitan Championship Corr
test Had a II and Is.

Short Hills, N. j., 23.r-At the ccQ-
cluson Of the first days play IN tho
thirty-six hole match round for tho
third annual open championship Of the
Metropolitan Golf association on the
Baltusrol clubs links, Gilbert Nichols
the Boston professional. led the big
field with Isl. Another SO. hole round
will be played tomorrow but only
those who had scores Of TIA and under
today are eligible for further play
Nichols made fine "a on the first
nine holes, and It looked as though ne
would better the professional record OF
II for the course, but he fell of on his
play coming In on the morning round
for which he took 70.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-24

Two-base hits, Barr, Coombs, Baker
(2). Smith. Isbell; three-base hit,
Hahn. sacrifice hits. Flater. NTH
(2), Tannehill; stolen bases, Tame
hill, Jones; double plays, Smith, Tan
nehill and Isbell; Tanehill, Davis and
Isbell left on bases, Chicago 10. Phil
adelphia s; first base on balls, off
Flater 8. off Smith 1; hit by pitcher,
II. Davis: struck out, by Smith 9, by
Flater 2; passed balls, Lapp q wild
pitches, Flater 1, Smith 1; time, 2:10;
umpire. OLoughlln.
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Home run. Tinker; sacrifice hits,
steinfeldt Bresnahan; double plays,
Tinker and Chance 3 Evers and
Chance, Mathewson, Bridwel and
Merkle; left on bases, New York Z
Chicago 3; first base on balls off Pfeis-
ter 2, first base on errors New York
2, hit by pitcher, by Pfeister i struck
out by Pfeister 0, by Mathewson o.;
time, 1880; umpires EmsIe and o'Day
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-24
NEW TWIRLER STRONG.
Rowan and CovaIcski Pittcd Against
Each Other--Reds Win.

Philadelphia, Sept. 23.-In pitchers
battle between two minor league re-
cruits, Rowan for Cincinnati, and Gov
aleski for Philadelphia the former to-
day won by to O. The only run of
the game was scored in the ninth in
ming on wild throw by Bransfeld
Covaleski struck out ten batsmen, at
least one In every inning except the
ninth, and tanning three men in the
sixth inning. Score,
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Brooklyn.

Three-ba hits, Leach storke; sac
rifice hit. Wilhelm; stolen bases, Wag-
ner, storke, Leifield; left on bases,
Plttsburg Z. Brooklyn 2; first base on
balls off LeiHeld /, off Wilhelm 2; hit
by pitcher. by Wilhelm /; struck out
by Lefeld 2. by Wilhelm 4; time, 1884,,
umpire, Klein
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pcoTc py 'HlHlHBB.
Boston .,.... ! Q 90 0 o o 80
st. LOUIS. 0 % 0 0 0 0 0 %
Two-base hits, Sweeney, Kelley;
home run, Murray; stolen base, Dab
len; double play, McGann, Dahlen ana
Stem; left on bases, St. Louis 10, Bos-
ton 4; first on balls, off Llndaman ?,
off Raymond 81 first on errors, Bos-
ton 3. ST. Louis 2; hit by pitcher. by
Raymond 1, by Lindaman 1; struck
out, by Llndaman 3, by Raymond l.;
time, 1852; umpire, tombstone.
(sccond Cameo
Score by innings: r. II. Il.
Boston 49,. 2001o1. - IL /
st. Louis. -. 0 0OO000O1-1 s 0
Batteries-Tlaherty and Bowerman
for Boston, Higginbothom and Bliss
for st. Louis; umpire, tombstone.
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Philadelphia.

Two base hits Titus, Osborne, Doom;
sacrifice hits. Egan, Hoblitzel, Gov
aleski; double plays, Shean and Brans-
field; left on bases Cincinnati 6, Phila-
delphia 8, first base on balls off Cow
aleski s. first base on errors, Phladel-
pha 2, Cincinnati l. struck out by
Rowan 4, by Covaleski 49, time, 1872;
umpfres, owen and Rigler.
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New York.

--Eatted for Chesbro In eighth.
Score by innings:
Cleveland ....1 0 0 0 6 0 -
New York. ....1 0 0 0 . 0 2-3
Hits, off Chesbro II in innings;
first base on errors New York /; two
base hits, Hnchman, Bradley, Biz
mingham. Laporte, Mc1lveen; three
base hit, Birmingham; home run, La
porte; sacrifice hits, Bradley Conroy;
stolen bases, Goode, Lajoie, Pirming-
ham, Bradley; double plays, Perring,
Lajoie and Stovall; Gardner. Moriari-
ty and Sweeney first base on balls, off
Rhoades / off Chesbro /. off Billiard
1 hit by pitcher. by Billiard l, Brad
ley by Chesbro, 8, Lsjoie; left on
bases, Cleveland G, New York 5;
struck out by Rhoades l. by Cheshro
/, Time, 1928. Umpires, Connolly and
| Egan.
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Cleveland, Sept. 23.--Cleveland won
ITS tenth straight game to-day defeat
ing New York to 8. Cheshro pitch
ed great ball until the sixth. wh,n
Blrmingham's triple drove in two
runs In the seventh c eveland
scored five more by free hitting.
Rhoades was puzzle Until the ninth.
Manager Lajoie was hit three times,
receiving a base on balls. tire other
time up. The batting Of Birmingham
and Laporte and Balls fielding feat
ured the game Score
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-24
SCHMIDT RESPONSIBLE.
Tigers Backstop Makes Wild Hcayc
and Sends Detroit to Third Place.

Detroit, Sept. 90 Schmidt made a
wild throw to first base on an easy
third out In the third inning and 1t cost
three runs and decided the game right
there Doovan struck out ten men but
Detroit could not hit Young and his
pitching went for nothing, Detroit
played a listless game while Boston
hustled at all times. Score:
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-24
LAND SECOND BERTH.
White sox Gets Hard Fought Contest
from Athletics.

Chicago, Sept. 23.--Chicago defeat
ed Philadelphia here to-day to 2, In
hard fought ten-inning game. The
visitors tied the score by opportune
hitting in the sixth and eighth, and
Chicago won out in the extra inning
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-24
BEANEATERs GET BOTH.
Easily Capture Double Header from
CardInaIs-Rest To-day

Boston, Sept. 23-Boston easily won
two games from st. Louis to-day. the
first to 2 and the second to /.
The VISITORS pitchers did not puzzle
he local basmen in either conest The
game scheduled for Thursday was
played to-day to allow the old time
ball players of twenty and thirty years
tgo to play a game In this city to-
morrow Scores:
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-24

Three base hits, stahl, Resonant
stolen base, Cobb; double plays,
Schaefer and Bush Rossman, Bush
and Rossman; left on bases, Detroit Z,
Boston a first base on balls, off DON
ovan 2, off Young /; first base on err
rors, Boston 2; struck out by Donovan
10, by Young s; time, lao; umpires,
Evans and Hurst.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-24
MANAGER McGRAW OF THE GIANTS
AND HIS NEW $1,000 PITCHER

McGraws baseball expert more
concusey players Nc
Vanguard the phenomenal
young pitcher caused the purchase or the
$1,000 Marauards case one
OF the history only his third year
professional had hard time breaking IN nc played
and then went TO the water
he Joined the lndianapo-
amed the Canton tO) team ana reoeo
ndIanapol the opening OF the present season ~
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-" -
CLOUTING RALLY.
Browns Smash Pill In Final Session
and Beat Senators.

st. Louis, Sept, ga batting rally
in the ninth inning, netting four runs,
gave st. Louis the third game Of the
Washington series by the score Of 5
to A. Score:
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FOOTBALL RESULTS.

AT Exeter, N. H.-Phillips- Exeter 8,
Norwich University O.
Syracuse, N. Y, Sept. 23.--Syra-
cuse University 81, Hobart College 0.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-24
PIRATES ON TOP.
Again Whip Trolley Dodgers--Twirl-
ers' Rattle.

Brooklyn, Y. Y, Sept, 2S-Brooklyn
was vagaln defeated by Pittsburg to-
day. As the score of to ! indicates,
It was a pitchers battle between Lei
field and Wilhelm, the former having
slight advantage. The score
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-24
LIGHTS YS.RAILROAD
Two Teams Will Battle for City
Championship Billy Lush
to Play.

Jack Burgess All Railroad team
which defeated the East Sides last
Sunday in thirteen inning game, will
meet the crack Lighthouse team on
the Lighthouse grounds next Sunday
afternoon at 3 o'clock. Manager Bur-
CESS will have the same team in the
field Sunday against the Lights as
put UP such good game last Sunday
against the East Sides. Ryder, who
will do the twirling for the All Rail-
roads, pitched the last five innings Of
last Sundays game and did such good
work that Manager Burgess decided to
play him again next Sunday. Mana
ger Ullman Of the Lights and Man
ager Burgess are both convinced that
their own team Is the champion team
Of the city and the game Sunday will
decide for good and all which team
is the champion team. Billy Lush,
the old Cleveland player, will again
be seen in uniform as he has decided
to play with the Lights, Sunday. Mr.
Lush Ia captain Of the Lighthouse
team. The lineup Of both teams fol-
low:
All Railroad. lights
Ryder .................. Hertz
Pitch.
Carson ........s..,.., Cummerford
Catch.
Gnn1y1iy
First base.
Donegan ....,,.,.'...'..... folel
Second base.
Donnelly .................. Dawson
Third base.
| Ready, .,....,....t........ Welnel
Shortstop.
! WaWanlS ,s.,....., ......,4s.... buTH
/ Right field.
McDermott ...,,...s ..,.s...... Luai
Center field.
Dasher Kelley .,,........... Barr.
Left field.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-24
Philadelphia.

xBatted for Parent In eighth.
1.-TWO out when winning run scored.
Score by innings
Chicago 0001--s
Philadelphia ....0 001 0 / o.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-24

sBatted for Petty In ninth.
Hone out when winning run scored.
Score by innings
st. Louis A.. 0 0 0 0 0 o o ID
Washington 0 20 0 0 o 4 0 o.
Two-base hit. Spencer; hits on
Howell 9 in Ia Innings, of Petty
| in 2 "a innings; sacrifice hits. T.
Jones, Yeager. Milan; double plays
Delehanty. Mcbride and Freeman; left
on bases. St. Louis H. Washington b;
first base on balls. off Howell l, of
Witherup i; hit by pitcher, by Howell
@, struck out, by Howell 1. by Petty
2, by Witherup 81, time. 1855; umpires,
KERN and Sheridan.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-24
Boston.

|-Batted for, Coughlin In ninth.
"--Batted for Donovan In ninth.
Score by innings:
Detroit ....,..,.,.....0 0 0 0 0 1 0 o.
Boston ..............0 0 3 1 0 0 0 0 o.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-24
GO DOWN ANOTHER PEG
Tigers Succumb to Puritans and Pitch
Camp In Third Placc--White
Sox Replace Detroit Mt
Second Berth.
AMrnlcAN LEAGUE srANplNG.
GAMES TODAY.

New York at chicago.
Washington At Cleveland.
Boston at st. Louis.
Philadelphia az Detroit,
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notifications of candidacy with the
Secretary of State at Baton Rouge in
the form required by section IL of Act
40 of 1906 on or before the 9th day OF
July, 1908, and make the deposit with
said Secretary required by section IL
of aforesaid act. Be it further
''Resolved, That no one shall be
permitted to enter the said primary
election, either as a candidate 10" Re
preventative to Congress or for mem
Der of the Democratic COngressiOna al
District Committee. who is not duly
qualified elector, who will be entitled
to vote in the general election of Nov
ember next, a Democrat and white
person, nor shall any one have the
right to vote in said primary election
who does not possess these same quail
ificatiOnS or who refuses to comply
with any of the conditions provided by
the Primary Election Law to test thu
qualifications OF person offering te
vote in a primary election. Be i
| further
Resolved. That all candidates fo
members of the Democratic Congress
sional Committee shall file their de
clarations and notifications of can
| didacy with the Secretary of State o.
or before the date herein above fixe
for the closing OF the congressiona
nominations, the two members mor
leach parish to be elected by the voter
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of their respective parishes, provided
that in any parish from which two
candidates shall have filed notification
of candidacy as herein provided for,
the Committee at special meeting
held after the lapse of said legal delay
shall declare such candidates duly
elected members of the Congressional
District Committee from such parish
without the necessity of an election for
members of the Committee in such
parish.
Be it further resolved, That the
said Congressional Committee elected
as herein provided shall meet and Or
ganize on the first Monday in October,
1908, at Thibodaux, La, at, ) p. m.
Be it further
''ResOlved, That all candidates for
Representatives to Congress entering
said primary election, besides making
the deposit required by section IL OF
Act 40 of 1905 with the Secretary, shall
also deposit with the Chairman OF this
Committee within the delay for filing
their notifications of candidacy, the
sum of S25, which amount and sum
| is hereby assessed against each can
didate to defray actual expenses not
otherwise provided for as it Is pro-
vided in paragraph r. section Is OF
said Act of 1906"
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A delightful picnic was given
on last Saturday, ''the Glorious
Fourth" at Cypress Island. The
party consisted of q number OF
young folks of Centreville, name
ly: Mesdames Leila Alleman and
Laura Simoneaux; Misses Au-
gustine Dugas, Kate and Maggie
Rasmussen, Lena Miller, Edley
Robichaux and Josie Schwan ;
Messrs. VIM. Schwan, Albert
Adams, Moral Simoneuux, Mat
and Numa Hanagriff, Jas. Keogh,
John McKerall and L. AIleman !;
the out of town guests we're Mrs.
Chas. Migeot and Mr.. Joseph
Schwartz, of Franklin. The two
gasoline boats, the Josie S., and
lone r., carried the parties to and
from the Island.
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The new Police Jury held it's
second session on Tuesday last
and transacted much business of
Importance. Besides fixing the
salaries of the different officers,
Mr.. M. L. Harrison was reelected
road commissioner at a salary of
500 per month, and Miss Ann
Hawkins, of our town, who APP
piled for the appointment to the
scholarship of the State Normal,
was unanimously selected by the
Jury. We publish in another
column the proceedings of the
meeting of the Police Jury.
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As we 60 to press we learn with
regret that little Alma Mayer, the
youngest daughter and child OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Mayer, who
has been at the Sanitarium for the
past ten days under treatment for
typhoid fever, is very low, and
we trust and hope that ere this
reaches our subscribers that little
Alma will be convalescing and in
time restored to her fond parents
in good health.
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PERSONAL MENTION.

| Messrs. A. L. Boudreaux and S
T. McCardell, Jr., left yesterda,
for few weeks stay at Brown
Wells, Miss.
| Miss Minna Palfrey has returned
home from visit to friends ant
relatives in Alabama.
| Mr.. Earl Hine, of New Iberia, i.
back from Hot Springs, Ark, very
much improved in health.
Messrs. Tom Milling, Hugh
Frere and Robt. Collins spent las,
Saturday and Sunday in Morgan
City and Berwick.
Mr.. Q. D. Berwick, ST., of Bayou
Sale, and one of St. Mary's most
substantial citizens, was in town
yesterday on business.
Misses Mary and Villa Foster
have returned home from their
visit to Baton Rouge. While they
were in The Capitol City Miss
Villa visited Miss Effie Raymond
and Miss Mary was the guest of
and maid OF honor at the wedding
OF Miss Percy Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Sully Martel
and four youngest children left on
Thursday last for an extended
trip to Cooper's Wells, Miss.
Assessor H. w: Kappel attend
ed the meeting of the Third Con.
gressional District Committee in
Morgan City on Monday last.
Messrs. Isaac Wooster and John
Clausen, of Centreville, departed
on Monday last for Hot Springs,
Ark. where they expect to remain
some time.
Mrs. w. T. Bush, formerly of
this place, but now living in
Longview, Texas, returned home
this week after a pleasant visit to
relatives and friends.
Mr.. R. E. Milling has been
absent from home this week in
New Orleans on professional BUSH
ness.
Attorney Chas. A. O'Niell was a
business visitor to New Orleans
the forepart of the week on BUSH
ness.
Mr.. John NJ. Gallery, of Evange-
line, has been in town several
days this week on business.
Police Jurors, w. F. Giles, J. U.
Bodin, Bernard Levy, w. J..
Young, w. N. Gooch, Jno. R.
Drackett and T. Aucoin attended
a meeting of the Police Jury here
on Monday last.
The many friends in Franklin of
Representative E. VIM. Dreibholz
were more than pleased to greet
him on our streets yesterday.
They are proud of his record in
the legislature, and while at no
Tine doubling his honesty and
sincerity knew he would do what
he thought was right regardless
Of the consequences.