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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-02
in America, o. anywhere. for

in America, o. anywhere. for that
matter.
Youth OF Great Genius.
This daring youth, VINO tWo years
ago was an amateur in Chicago. would
Try the most difficult and hazardous
shots and kept the crowd electrified
from start TO finish. lie violated all
rules Of technique, showed the utmost
abandon in taking risks and Glanced
ail on Ills inasterful stroke. He would
Try bank shots. draws, three-cusilion
caronls or anything that occurred To
him. and then, when the Spectators
would begin TO think ne had gone wild
would settle down and nurse the balls
along lie rail until he had made runs
of 70 and so. One time he ran up to
10, with many of his shots toting Tho
balls all around the table. Nothing
appeared to feeze him.
Aside from the youthful daring Of
De,narest. a small place OF white chalk
did much toward the undoing OF the
bulky Sutton.
sutton uses piece Of white chalk 10
rub on his hands when they begin 10
perspire. On two occasions he left this
chalk on the rail of tho table and Dem
arrest accidentally Knocked II TO the
floor. on the next shot sutton again
left his chalk on the table and with
the suave politeness Of French dam
cling master Demarest took the chalk
(. over 10 sutton. and with bow went
back 10 his playing,
sutton Loses HIS Temper.
| sutton knew that he shouldn't leave
/ The chalk on the rail, and when Dem
Arrest repeatedly brought 1t TO him the
mock ~politeness seemed 10 nettlo him,
i and he soon lost his temper.
! Tha, meant the coming OF q new
champion. for sutton out OF humor is
! nor al his best
| Calvin peinarcst began his career y,
Chicago and was the amateur national
champion until John McGraw brought
him to New York and gave him his
FIRST professional engagement Dem.
Arrest says he got most OF his knowI-
i edge OF the game from Professor Per,
!, klng. OF The University OF Chicago. fIe
: Is Il protege o Jake Schacfer, the Wiz.
ard, who predicted that the youngster
/. would come day become champion Of
4, the world.
, II, addition to that training, Dem,
arest claims 10 have developed n sys.
D tenn, Just what that system is he die
~ nat sanlaip-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-02
FEWER DEATHS
FROM FOOTBALL
THAN REPORTED
CONTINUED from First Rage. !

Continued from First Page.)
kicked in the abdomen unintention-
ally. although of necessity In man
her strictly forbidden by the rules.
and practically Impossible Of occur
renee in game between trained and
skilful players. Another player re-
ccived cerebral injuries resulting in
paralysis. This was Raymond Thurs
ton. student ut Philiips-Excter, and
his injuries. although probably re-,
ccIvcd in game. did not manifest
themselves until some days after the
game. An autopsy revealed condi-
ton. apparently due to blow, which
might have been sustained IN football
or in some other way. 1t IL, Of course,
Impossible. In view OF the beiated dis
coyory of tho affection, TO determine
what sort of play was responsible.
Eugene Byrnc, the West Point
cadet, received his injuries In the
course of split tackle play by Har.
ward His neck was twisted in some
manner. and the fatal injury resulted
Pictures OF plays previous to the fatal
ono. but or similar character. showed
Byrne going into the play with his
head up aud In Il dangerous position,
not usually assumed by tackles. State
mcnts OF this accident. full, correct
ana in considerable detail, obtained
wide publicity at the time of It's &C.
currcnce.
Archer Christian. as appears in the
full and detailed statement which tho
courtesy OF the unfvcraity OF yir-
GINA enables the Tribune 10 publish
below. was fatally hurt in an open
play, and not. as was said at the time.
In mass play"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-02
CHALLENGE CRITICIZED.
London Paper Says Decision of Nottingham
Club Is Iuopportune.


LONDON, January l..-Although The Field
in discussing Hurlinghams polo challenge
to America explicitly disavows any spirit
Of antagonisrn. 1t evidently has little faith
in the clubs ability to put a winning team
in tho field within the time given.
The decision 10 issue a challenge, It says,
has been received with establishment by the
polo public. and 1t doubts il sufficient funds
can be collected. and believes the Interval
between May and August wholly inadequate
for tho necessary preparations, when the
Americans spent seven years and 100000 nn
der tho thorough supervision OF Whitney
before they could win the cup,
Have We then says the writer, 1.-The
conceit to believe that in twelve or fourteen
weeks we can outrival opponents who prov
ed themselves Enthusiastically superior and
left behind the impression no British COM
1bination could haev defeated them2 The
EngIishman Isn't consututionally so tract
able as his American cousin. He won't
submit to tho same grind OF trainins, first
for individual strokes, thon for conibinn-
tom
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-02
CLASS BUSHES
ORIGINAL GAME
Of FOOTBALL
(continuet from first Page.)

lIcGiil three games, winning two and
tying one; Tufts College won ana
lost game with Harvard; the Uni
yersity OF Canada lost game TO fIar-
ward and on November IL Yale and
Harvard played their first game to-
sether, Harvard winning by eight
touchdowns.
The football referee in the early
days was o very important and Dig
3nified person on the field. and always
dressed in a frock coat and silk hat.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-02
HERMITAGE Golf
SEASON TO 0PEN

The 1910 golf season at tho Hermit
Mage Club will be opened Tomorrow
with an eiShteen-hole handicap medal
score tournament. Prizes will be
awarded tho players turning in the
lowest gross and lowest net scores.
In case a players score entities him
to both prizes. he will ne awarded the
gross score prize, and the player turn
ing in the next lowest net score Will
he awarded the net score prize. U. S.
g. A. rules will govern strictly, en-
cept where they conflict with tho local
ground rules. Hapdicups VIII DO the
same as used In the last tournament
cScept such changes us will be noted
a,, thu hlulatin ut tbs club
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1910-09-24

eFully prepared to do job work
of every description.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1910-09-24

aud having So selected tlAn above
FAMED persons as grand jnrors ths.
names Of each was written on snp.r-
ate slip Of p"per by the Clerk in the
presence ct the commissioners and
the witnesses, and number of the
ward of each Of said Grand Jurors
We're placed in an envelope bv as com
'n'ssionsrs, whicif4was by us seated
sgned endorsed and labeled: ssList OF
drand jnror-"a aud placed ia the Jury
Box rs hereinafter stated.
After which we proceeded conform
ably to section 4,of said Act l35 Of
1866, as amended by Act So j 9O4.
approved June 90 1904, and duly
promulgated; after the slips contained
10 The general vetire box had been
we'll mixed. In draw from the genera;
ven're box the name of thirty persons
TO serve a~ petit jarors for he Second
week Ct the session of said Court. be-
,inn'ng Monday Sep, 1890 as dir
sc:ei by an order of ceur., the name
aslng drawn from The box one 1T the /
line hs Henry Rviere one OF thu. !
Jury Commissioners and OF ll1,. wit
'esshs and Wh'cl, names SO drawn are
u iGitDWa Ia wit. i
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1910-09-24
ORDINANCE NO. 266

GfEDiNANCE NO. 26tS
Levying lssspncial Tax for the year 1910
, on all property situated in the Parish of
| Lafoureile, subject taxation under the
Constitution OF 1858.
Section So.sl Bel ordained by the
Police Jury OF the Parish OF Lafourche,
i'll regular meeting convened, that all All
yalarem tax of eigh,t mills on the dollar
be and is hereby levied for the current
year Nineteen hundred and ten on all
property situated in the parish of La
fourehe. Louisiana; not exempt, from
taxation under the Contitution of 1875.
Section Be ii ordained. ETC., that the
said Tax. when collected, shall be ap-
portioned and set apart as follows.
First:-Iour and 30 mills shall be
set apart to pay the current ,expenses of
the Parish, including the salaries of the
parish officers, and shall be known as
the General FUND.-.
Second Two and 40 Mills shall be
set apart and used the maintenance of
the Public Schools of the Parish. and
shall he known the Public School Teach
ers FUND.-.
Third.-Six-'fentll Clio Of mill shall
be set apart and used for the purpose OF
building. improving andf repairing the
School Observation-Disclosures to Tie parish
and paying the salary of the superin-
tenaent and such incident.lls Is may be
necessary under All economic manage
n1-ist and shall be known as the "Pub-
lac school House Fund.
The Public School Teachers Fund and /,
the Public school house fluid shall be
subject 70 rha legal order OF the Schoal
Board Of the Parish. and a statement
clearly showing, how the funds have
iaaeu expended Shall be submitted by
the superintendent Of the schools OF the
parish e. t.1:s.t,!.y siIni-annua!iy say on |
the first u July anil January of each /
reat..
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1910-09-24
Notice To Contractors.

Bids will be received until
IL o'clock noon, Wednesday
Sept. 14th 1910 for the altera
lions and additions to the
Two Story Brick Court House
at Thibodaux, La, according.
to plans and Specifications.
Conditions for Estimating
which can be obtained at the
office of Favrot & Livaudias
ltd. Architects, $50 Gravier
St. New Orleans La.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1910-09-24
~ INV ! -.
TIL. :.'r..Ti. tsF LOUISIANA.
'Hril sE-D,nIAl. nIsTnTnT tni..,
PARISH OF i.aEDUa:,'ii..ll5,.

Be il known and remembered, that
on this Fourth day of the moath Of
Aug, in the year of our Lord, One
thousand nine hundred aud ten (l91O1
| Pursuant to written notices issued
BY the Clerk of Court and addressed
and given TO each of said Jury Com
prisoners, inland for said Parish, as
by the said Clerks certificate hereto
annexed more fully appears.
Ne J. Nj. Lefort, Thos. J. Kno-
"nrb, Henry Riviere and FL W.
Frost. Jury Commissions, duly APP
Pointed m sucll Tor the parish of La
! fourcEe under provisions of Act No
135 Of tho General Assembly, approx
est July 10, 1898. and p,omngated NJ
onbllcatlon in the State official Jour
nal on July 90 1898 and all duly
Sworn and qualified as such Jury
| Comm issioners. in and for the Parish
of I,afourche, met al the Clerks Office
in the town of Tkih0daux and in com
pa.v with J LOUIS AUCOIN, Clerk
! of Court and ex-nfiicio Jars Commits
.ioner, duly sworn and qualified ]
sncb:
Then and there in the presence Of
Npssrs. A. Roger, and Sidney r
Gou!on, two good and competent and
flislntnrrsted Witnesses of lawful age
competent toread and write theenglish
language. residing in the parish of La
fourrhe. and summoned by the Clerk /
Of Court fnr the purpose; proceeded |
in accordance with Section 6tof said |
Act No. 135 of the General Assembly !
Of the State of Louisiana of 1898, tot
examine the general venire list on fi'et3
in the Clerks Office, and having
sfruck therefrom The names of such
grand and petit jurors az having 81
served az well as the names Of others
who are known to have died, removed
from the parish, become exemption
disqualified to serve as jurors since
heir names were entered thereon and
the names of those who have died
removed become EXEMPT Disqualified
were also taken from the general We
nire hOx; after which we Supplement F.
i'd h. original list and the haaols in
tn" box with the namps-uf the same :
nnmhe" of good and competent men /.
from the qualified jurors filla Parish ..
AS have been taken from the box aud :
erased from the list so as to keep the :
number of names i'll the general We :
nire box and on the jury list at the .
,rgina' standard OF three hundred
contained therein, each of said names
% placed in the general venire hcx
having been written by the Clerk on :
, separate slip Of pal er together with
ne number Of the ward or plat e. Of 5,
esdence Of sHuh person.
And Immediately after completing :
'aid venire list, we selected there
rom the names fethN following. citi-
sns goU! and competent men pos :
es4ing the qualification to serve Is or :
nd Jurors prescribed By Section 1 Of =
aid Act taken from different parts OF =
b. parish as far rs practicable to "
erve as Grand Jurors at the session of :
'ourt begnn'ug Monday Sep. ~ 1910 n
nd until discharged according to =
NV. -
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1910-09-24

Fourth. -Eight-Tenths oslo. of u MILL !,
Shall be set apart and used for Drainage I
purposes. us stipulated nv Grfiiiiatstst,
No. l!f2. adopted March 7.h:. l$sI, asr.s!
Sst aff. finances. Sort of"t7s a@ifrt Ut
itiitta:y l!tis.. i:sFt, ,t 'iF.csais.n sltia1l
- .:npnF!is.n;d :.n.i e.ih'.f:et.s,- .httMssii
provided.
: s4":.s.s. 3: b, Il nrt'eine,., that titfi-:
',itt ATE. ~.s,l tt,e effect ffo.ii .i..a ais
er IT. PASS. G.
Adopted .lus5 5, l3InY.
chas. j. Conlon, J. T.. Basset..
Clerk Pro Temporc President PoIicc,}ury
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1910-09-24

Official Journal of the Parish OF
s,oarcte.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1910-09-24

| Having placed the names Of tl,e
foregoing thirty persons- drawn a>
petit jurors for the third week Of salt
session of court ia all envelope We
signed aud seated the same. and ELI
dorseo and Labeled -tsftI4ist of Jurors
No. 3 tt,@serye for the third week OF
t..e SAIL session.
Aid iii. reupon we have placed the
twoeseaIeel aen yetupas containing a list
lof tile Gtapds,Iurors selected as here
in.ln,ve SCI fafthsin Il box provided
for The purpose labeled, -"JHrv Box, =
wllica was tlIeieilpon locked and seal
ed. and ptaced sih the custody and
keeping Of tie Clerk O: Court for the
use s,t tEs next ensuing session Of
court, and subject to the orders of the
District Judge. And The sar genrr-
al yenire bt,S was also locked and
sealsdran.l delivered TO the Ctelk. of
Court IS llie eus.nd,an thereof; all in
the presence Of the said witnesses.
In faith whereof we have signed
this process verbal Of The drawing Of
the Jury made ut lie time on the dr.,
month and year first above written in
the prssen,.e of the afore named wit
uesses:
Original s:snsD
Witnesses
S. L. Gon.an
A. Roger
Henry R,viere,
j Nj Lefnrt,
II w. Frost,
Thes j knob'och;
eIurY Commissioners
j. Louis 4ancoin,
Clerk OF Court ex-efficio
Jury Commissioner.
Read and fed Aug 1910.
j Louis Aueoin
Clerk Of SAID Court.
.rse copy.
Clerk Oaiee,
Thi5ofianx, "a Aug, 4 1910.
+. j. Ancoln,
Deputy CLERK.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1910-09-24

PER YEAR. IN ADVANCE. .sf!Go
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1910-09-24

~ "a ll-b :,
- Etale har''n
10 Co.'s p,.ai.@a
: 9 l,-ia,l.i..
IS E:Ssie.s E:t1.,le
II O1aat 4Ati.,nf
t 81 t.sa. sS.rne
- syiYestreGros
= Camille Knight
% scon Williams, .Jr.
- Niaorin alatherne !
70 Ntees arcen@aux
20 Jalnes Cheranlt
y Joss RAYMOND, Jr. ~
Is Edgar Bourgeois
20 Erhsst Chnuyln 4
30 R'clRrd Mccormick
Havln9Epfaced the names OF the
foregoing thirty persons so drawn as
petit juros for the second week OF
the ses<ioa ef court in an envelope,
we have sgnesl aud sealed the same
and endorsea and iab,,ed it, 'l.ist OF
Jurors Nes e. to serve for tae second
week Of til session.
After whietl we proceeded to draw
from the slid general yen,re nox the
names Of flfty persons for the third
week Of tih session Of said Court, be-
ginningtDilnaay, Sep, 20 1910, the
names sbeidg drawn from the box one
ut the timtiihy Henry Riviere one Of
the Jury commissioners in the pre-
sent:e q tIlaoller Commissioners ard
Of the witnesses, and which Hames 50
drawn are as, follows:
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1910-09-24

E,stered ntthe Post Office at IKibodaar, la
second class 7HGtter!
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1910-09-24

Iubscribers who fail toreceive til cir paDer
Oh time should notify US without delay.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-29
THE BEST Cough SYRUP Is
EASILY MADE AT HOME.


This recipe makes "a pint of cough
syrup and saws YOU about 81 as com
pared with ordinary cough remedies
II stops obstinate couglis-eVt1i
whooping eongh-iu a hurry, and is
splendid FOR sore lungs, asthma,
~hcarseness and other throat troubles.
Mix n olnt ~ graduated sugar
with + pint Of warm water, and sur
for 2 minutes. Pat 2L ounces Of
Pfncx tfifty cents worthl IN a pint
bottle and Md the sugar syrup
Take q tcasponfnl every one. two or
three hours. Tastes good.
This takes right hold Of a cough
aud gives almost instant relief. II
stimulates the appetite and Is slightly
laxatiye-both excellent features.
pineN. rs perhaps Q know Is the
most valuable concentrated com
pound of Norway white pine extract.
rich in ~guiaicol and the other natural
healing pine elements.
No other preparation viii do the
work OF Pinex iu This recipe. although
strained honey can Dee used instead
Of the sugar syrup. 81 desired.
Thousands OF housewives IN the
United states and Canada now use
this Pincx and sugar syrup recipe.
Tire plan has often heen initiated. but
tine old successful formula has never
been equaliAd. us low cost and quick
results have made 30 immensely pop
ular.
a guarantee ~ absolute sitisfac-
tipn er mnney promptly refunded
goes with this recipe Your druggist
has Pinex or viii get il fnr you. II
not send 10 The PineV Co, TT.
Wayne, Ind.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-29
RECLAMATION MEN
EAT TURKEY At
ELEPHANT BUTTE
General Holiday Observed at
EngIe Dam and Old Fashion
ed Bird IS Feature Of the
Mess; Everybody Busy.

Especial Correspondents 10 siarninE daurnail
Elephant Butte, N. a.. Noy 2s~
The officials and employees Of the rec
lnmaslon service 1T work on the great
Elephant Butte project. through the
generosity 81 Uncle sam. were allow
% TO shut down the works and cello
brnte Thanksgiving day iu the old
fashioned way. with picmtF of turkey
ma trimmings ana nil the rest gf IT.
This week work was started on the
permanent road which is tn conneet
the town at the dam site with the
railroad and which is 60 De subjected
10 heavy traffic during the building
~ the dam.
The new wen which "a 10 furnish
water for two towns IS complete
ana only awalfs the arrival of ma
ChIuefv which IS to elevate the water
Into The big tank on top ~ the hin.
Noting Construction Engineer Mat
son. who haA been suffering from the
grippe IS not Improving Ns rapidly AZ
his friends could wish. and has been
compelled - gp T. FL Paso Tor treat
pafnt lie was accompanied Dr. Mr.
ilal ~ Jar As tu4ie aHd was mex ~
the I'll Pase station pY his physician,
The working tifc ~ camp has
been caane and Che n.en now work
frf f0 IL t2 M aud irpm ] p IN
20 1858 b. %.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-29
WARD ALMOST GETS
AWAY WITH It
Well Known Contractor Does
Marathon in Time to Rescue
Horse and Wagon from the
Dog Catcher.

Hon. George Washington Warde.
official dog catcher pro tenn and
dog catcher extraordinary emeritus
fin perpttuam ia the city I'll Albu-
querque, nearly got off with one yes
terday morning. II is understood
Ware was aided and abetted by the
police. but you'll have to ask Ed
Fournelle. the near-victim.
Fournclle. il is alleged. stopped
his horse and wagon on Central ave-
nue. and went into an establishment
leaving his equiPage unhitchcd. ltis
said that some ladinagc had &C.
Cured between Mr.. Fournelle and
certain members ii the police force
anent leaving horses united. Any
how. il was a. peculiar coincidence
when MI. Wardc Immediately ap-
peared. mounted the wagon and
started with il down the street.
In "a moment Mt Fournelle Sc il Is
said. was touched respectfully 0n the
arm III OFFICER Alexander knIpp. II
believe, said this gentleman hlandlys
that Mr.. Warde has your sem
Tine contractor made g. flying leap
cut the door and started down the
street al a pace which weuld make
Dan Patch bcw.agged with anfN He
bad a 0eetins glimpse OF d ausky
chauffeur chluffcuTins the horse
around 4 corner, aud il took some
tail spriutinS 20 catch up Nlth him.
police DOVE t0le lue to. SOD
Natde. with some Indignation
Well. it took SONS diekerinE, pr
Fourneile get tho wager. IL is ait
he has purchased q hrugJ new hitch
ius strap with 3 padlock on be-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-29
HUTCHINSON PLANS TO BE :.
GENERAL HEADQUARTERS

Hutchinson, Kas.. Nov. 26.-Hutch-
inson is right in line TO become the
official headquarters of n Of tho
two general managers OF the SANTA
F. system.
BY the cutting in two Of the west
crn grand division, and establishment
Of a general superintendent at Anna
rillo. Tex. General Manager Fred c.
Fox. who has been located at Anna
riiio. may o move from there TO a
moro central location in Kansas.
The Texas laws have required that
4 general officer of the system reside
in that state and Mr. Fox has re-
manned there on this account. But G..
c. Stnrkweather. who is now made
the general superintendent Tor that
new division, effective November 10,
viii relieve Mr.. Fox of this required
residence in Texas.
General Manager Fox will now have
under him TWO general superintend-
ents. J. NJ, kurn having all the lines
west from Newton, including the main
line. with headquarters at La Junta.
Colo. and G.. c. Starkweather will
have the Panhandle and lines south
OF here. including the Hutchinson K
Southern. but net including the Gull
lines south Of Newton. through Wieh-
tia. which remain in the eastern grand
division. under General Manager
kouus of Topeka.
Thus Hutchinson is the convergins
point of the two general divisions Of
the west. and it is the only converg-
ing and central point from which the
general manager could direct affairs
OF the ISL general divisions under
him.
These two general divisions, the
northern. with headquarters at La
Junta, colo, and the southern. with
headquarters at Amarillo. Tex, can
best be managed by the general nan
from some central point in
Kansas.
Newton is off Of the Amarillo gem
eral division entirely. hutchinson be-
ing the only point in Kansas which
is on both of the general divisions.
u don't know whether MIR. Fox is
contemplating making a change. a"
said q Santa Fe official, "but should
he cave Amarillo he would make his
headquarters in Kansas, and Hutch
is the logical location"
The location OF the general man
ager in Hutchinson would put this
city on the santa Fe map in bis
black letters as wen as bring here
a lot OF families of officials.
In fact. il would be the next best
thing to landing a division superin-
and division shops.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-29

Territorial Secretary Nathan Jaffa
r. deluged with letters OF complaint
over the ruling hlste on The law oi
tho comptroller Of the treasury, in
respect SO the payment 81 the mile
age for conYoyinE election returns
ana ballot boxes 60 the county scai
of each county hy election Officers.
ia manN Instances. those officers in
CURED much greater expense than is
covered hy the five ceuts q mile al-
lowed them hy the federal govern
mcnt nut Secretary JHffa rs helpless
10 allow more ln accordance with the
cpinion rccrntly published NeW
Mexico newspapers win ala the see-
rotary very much hy making public
this matter.