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Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-14
PATHOLOGIST BITTEN BY
GERMS HE DISCOVERED

NEW YORK, May 13.-Dr. Howard
L. Ricketts,, the University of Chicago
professor who was recently appointed
head of the department of pathology
at the University of Pennsylvania and
who has been engaged in research
work, endeaVoring to find a remedy
for Rocky Mountain fever or spotted
fever, as it is more commonly known,
has fallen victim to the disease, of
which he has proved the worst enemy
according to reports from Mexico City,
Mexico, received yesterday.
Professor Ricketts, left Chicago sew
eral months ago and has been camp
ing in the Rocky mountains and de-
voting all of his time to studying the
source of the fever He was credited
with being the only man who had
traced the germ and was working on
a remedy for the malady. In Febru-
was announced while he was camping
near Hamilton, Mont.
The telegram from Mexico City,
Mexico, stated that DR. Ricketts, was
i'll in a hospital in that city. His wife
is at his bedside, and physicians who
are attending him declare that he is
in a serious condition.
DR.. Thomas w. Goodspeed, secre-
tary of the University of Chicago,
stated last night that he was grieved
to hear that DR.. Ricketts, had con-
tracted the fever which he has been
studying.
"He is a young man." said DIR.
Goodspeed, "about SO years old, but he
has distinguished himself by his re-
search work and has done good work
in his investigation of this particular
fever He has traced the germ to it's
origin and l understand is at present
working on a remedy
DIR. Ricketts, is on a leave of alb
sence from the University of Chicago,
that he may pursue his investigation
of the germ of which he has fallen
victim. / understand that the disease
is a dangerous one, and / am inclined
to doubt that he has contracted it,
although I received word yesterday
that he was ILL.,"
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-14
ORDERS FLANNERY
JURY Be WATCHED
Judge Lennon Puts Men in Gus
tody of Sheriff Following
Bribery RumorS
DEVELOPMENTS STAY TRIAL
SWindIed Man, Only Witness OF
Day, Accuses Former Po-
lice Commissioner
fAssoclatea Pressl

SAN RAFAEL, Cal. May 13.-An ad-
iournment was taken at $3.50 o'clock
this afternoon Ia the trial OF Harry T.
Flannery, former president OF Jhe san
Francisco police commission, ulllll
Monday morning at 10 o'clock, on the
request of District Attorney bo9o Ol
Marin county.
Boyd declared that new developments
in the case within the last tWenty-four
hours demanded the attention of Sher
1ff Taylor, who was to have been CAMEO
as his next witness, and that 1t would
be impossible Tor him 10 go dhea" WIZ "
the taking of testimony either thls al
ternoon or tomorrow.
Prior to the adjournment or court
Judge Lennon ordered the jury INTO the
custody of the sheriff and arranged tor
accommodation at a local hotel uhul
the end of the trial.
This is the first time that Judge Len
non has ever ordered a jury into Gus
tody, and this fact, coupled with ms
statement yesterday that he did not
intend to do so unless unusual clrcum
stances should arise, led to rumors that
reports had been received concerning
jury tampering.
WOOD ONLY WITNESS
The only witnesses examined during
the day were Robert n. Wood, the
young Salem farmer who was sWlndleQ
out of $500 in the Sausalito FAKE poor
room. and Edward \. Franquelln, local
manager of the telephone company.
Wood told how he became acquainted
in san Francisco with man named
Burns. who induced him to go to Sau-
salito. and with the aid of Joe Abbott
prevailed upon to lay Wagers on the
races.
He explained how he had been Ied
into writing a worthless check ana lat
Ii oil
$500 in an attempt to secure $1,000 Whlcn
he supposedly had won in the pooi
room. and then told how he had parted
with the $500 to Abbott and his COM
panions in the pool room enterprise
The cross-examination of Wood was
very brief, Flannerys chlef couhsei
expressing his belief in the truth OF
the story told by the witness.
NO PHONE CONNECTION
Franouelin testified that the tele-
phone equipment in the so-cailed pool-
room had no outside connectlol.
Rovd stated that Sheriff Taylor was
10 be his second witness, but Taylor
was in San Francisco all morning ana
had not returned when the noon recess
Of court was taken. At p. m, When
court was again called, Taylor had not
returned. and another recess was taken
until $40. Taylor was then present,
but BOyu ueCldlS Su 'i4he - -,
arisen in connection with the case
which would keep Taylor busy untll
Monday and requested an ADJOURN
ment until that time.
No objections We're made and the
continuance was ordered. Boyd left
at once for San Francisco in company
with Harry Wilbur, a detective, VINO
has been with Abbott since the latter
confessed to the grand jury. BOYD
made the statement prior 10 leaving
thar new and important evidence had
been unearthed.
At the request Of the defense sub
poenaes were issued today for FIRE.
mont Older, editor of the San Fran
cisco Bulletin; Isidor Jacobs of san
Francisco, Harry Wilbur and John
Mccarthy, another detective.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-14
PLAY CARDS ON TRAIN;
CARRIED THROUGH CITY
Society Women Have Long Walk
Home-to Baltimore

BALTIMORE, May 19.-Mrs. e. W. Knapp
and Mrs Ellsworth Childs Of New York had
a long tramp across country as the result Of
becoming too much absorbed in a game Of
dummy whist. They were to be guests Of
honor at a bridge party given at the Mary
land Country club Tuesday afternoon.
They started from New York on Monday
afternoon and decided on a game of double
dummy bridge to relieve the monotony of the
trip. The train had passed through the city
and was well on its way to Washington be-
fore they were aware they had passed their
intended destination.
It was an express. but the conductor yield
ing TO their entreaties. stopped at Odenton,
and they made a cross country cut to a troll
ley line.
They got to Baltimore in the evening, but
not knowing their hostess address, went to a
hotel. Their hostess did not find them until
nearly midnight
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-14
THOUSANDS EXPECTED
TO Be At BALL CAME
Glendale -AIhambra Diamond Bat
tie to Be Feature of Car
nivaI of Sports Today

Valentine, manager of the Glendale
team, has announced a grand carnival
of sport at the Glendale baseball park
this afternoon, as climax to the mu-
nicipal holiday in that city. The early
part of the afternoon will be given to
feats of horsemanship by the Vaquero
Riding club of this city, followed by
foot races and miscellaneous athletic
contests. At 4 o'clock, Glendale and
Alhambra will line up for one of the
greatest baseball games of the sea-
son. Both teams have splendid records
behind them and each expects to down
the other by a good score. Fully 10000
persons are expected to attend the
game
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-14

Z os ANGELES scribes. having
been imbued with the spirit of the
II game which 50 heavily pervades
the atmosphere at the present writing,
are rapidly evolving plans for the for
nation of representative teams and,
with the splendid example of the all
star team of their number that lined
up few days ago. are looking forward
to a high standard i'm the subtlety of
the snort The Herald team is shortly
to be launched upon an expectant
world. and. as most of the other sheets
are formulating campaigns for the sea-
son. there may be something more to
their lives than ink singing in the near
future.
The Southern state league has COM
pleted its schedule for the season and
expects to. show classy ball among the
local precincts in the near future. The
schedule for 1910 is as follows:
MAY Is
Hughes VS. Gateway at Gateway
Raeycles VS.. San Pedro at San Pedro.
MAY %
Goldsmiths VS. san Pedro at san Pedro.
Hughes VS.. Ycoman at Vernon.
Clunes VS., Gateway at Gateway.
Racycles VS. Westgate at Wcstgate.
MAY 20
Goldsmiths VS.. westgate at westgate.
Hughes vs. san Pedro at san Pedro.
Racycles VS.. Yeoman at Vernon.
Racyeles VS.. Gateway at Gateway.
JUNE
Goldsmiths VS. Gateway at Gateway.
Hughes VS.. Westgate at Westgate
CIuaes vs. san Pedro e. San Pedro.
Racyeles vs.. Yeoman at Vernon.
JUNE 12
Yeoman VS.. Westgate at westgate
Gateway VS.. San Pedro at San Pedro.
Godsmiths VS.. Hughes at Vernon.
Racycles vs.. Clune at Vernon.
JUNE 10
westgate VS. Gateway at Gateway.
Hughes vs.. Clunes at Wcstgate.
Yeoman VS. San Pedro at san Pedro.
Racycles VS.. Goldsmiths at Vernon.
JUNE &c
San Pedro VS. Westgate at westgats.
Yeoman vs. Gateway at Gateway.
Hughes VS. Clunes at Vernon.
Fraternals VS.. Racycles at Vernon.
JULY
Goldsmiths vs. Yeoman at Vernon.
Hughes Gateway at Gateway.
Racycles VS.. Westgate at Westgate.
Clunes VS.. San Pedro at San Pedro.
JULY 10
Fraternal Aids vs.. san Pedro at San Pedro.
Hughes VS.. Yeoman at Vernon.
Racycles VS.. Gateway at Gateway
Clunes vs.. Westgate at Westgate.
The Southern State league will start
off its twenty-one-wee schedule to-
morrow afternoon. Owing to the fact
that several of the teams have not got
their playing material together there
will be only two games this afternoon.
The clubs that have entered the league
are the Goldsmiths, Racycles, San Pc
dro Redmsn, Clunes, Gateways and the
Yeomen. officers elected at the last
meeting were J. d. Summers president;
Tom Clark, vice president; Edgar Til
ley, secretary: George NJ. Ward, treas
urer, and Red" Perkins. press agent.
The entry fee will be s15. The first
club will receive 80 per cent; second 80
per cent and the third team 90 per cent.
The National league rules and the
Goldsmith baseball were adopted at the
meeting.
George NJ. Ward would be pleased to
hear from Tom Pima in regard to sign
ing up with the Westgate club. Ward
also wishes to hear from several in
fielders. Cali F2203.
Several interscholastic students have
signed with the clubs in the Southern
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-14
MATT REFS GETS IN
BAD At EMERYV|LLE
CritiCiSeS Stewards for the Ruling
Against Jockey KederiS
and Is Barred

OAKLAND, May 13.-As a result of
his alleged criticism of the stewards of
the New California Jockey club, for the
recent suspension of Jockey Kederis,
Matt Refs, a we'll known owner and
trainer was refused admission to the
race track today and his badge was
forfeited. In addition, the stewards al
so ruled that the horses which for
merly belonged to Refs, and have re-
Gently been turned over to Joe Tigue
should be ordered off the track and
their entries refused in the future.
Trainer Tigue is in good standing at
the track, and his status is in no way
affected by the ruling against Refs.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-14
NEWS OF THE DIAMOND

State league. Cummings who twirled
such good ball for the San Pedro high
school, will ne seen in the UNIFORM OF
the san Pedro Sunday team, BROOKS
Tompl<ins. who twirled for Poly in the
recent irterseholastit series, winning
the city championship for that sehool,
will be seen on the hill for the Gold
smith club.
The Tigers and the Fernando team
are to line up tomorrow at the home
field of the latter team. The locals are
requested T. meet at the Southern Pa
cific depot tomorrow afternoon at l
o'clock.
Games are wanted for Sunday by
the Te Idly Bears. Manager Save. Boyle
143 Athletics, Home phone 22S59 be-
tween 80 and $50; Furlongs, colored,
phone South l7SS, Indestructo, Man
ager Hilton. Broadway 5lSO; Sierra
Madre, call Black 81 after o'clock; OIL
Well Supply company, Boyle 2420; Bim-
ini Baths, Temple 1271
Saturday games are wanted by the
Bishops, South 1858, evenings; Haas
Baruch. r. Haulsby, at the company;
Echo Parks, address or call the play
ground manager; Glendale, call Man
ager Valentine. West 54S0, before 10
o'clock a. m.
The Covina baseball team is develop
ing into the grand old team of the
past and bids fair to equal last years
record of a win for every game. New
suits of gray, trimmed with black,
with black and white stockings. have
been ordered. Also, a complete equip
ment of everything that goes to fit out
ball team in the best possible man
ner has been selected for the team.
The grounds are being scraped and
rolled, players are being tried out to
fill the different positions on the team
and everything is being done to make
the new team every bit as good as the
Covina- San Felce team, which went
through the Interurban league last
season without losing a game.
The Covina team will enter the San
Gabriel Valley league, which is now
being organized among the foothill
towns Manager Covert has signed La
baig, a little twirler of the Bankers
league, and Sid Hatch, who was with
Los Angeles in the Pacific Coast league
last summer These two will form the
pitching staff. while MolyneauX will
do the receiving for both pitchers.
"Slivers" Mddaugh will hold forth at
first station. Jess Wilson, the star
second baseman of the old Covina-
San Felice team, will once more be in
his old position. Reed of Colegrove
will undertake the shortstop duties.
Hughes will play third, while "Silver
Heelsl' Aguayo, Montague and DAN
iels will be in the outer circle To-
morrow Covina plays the Jose Villa
team of Los Angeles at Covina, and
a good game should result.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-14
ROBBERS LOCK MERCHANT
IN CLOSET; TAKE S1700
San Francisco Police Supposed to
Have Bandits Surrounded

SAN FRANCISCO. May 1S.-Enter-
ing a dry goods store in remote sec
ton of this city at the noon hour to-
day, two robbers locked G. Bollanti,
the proprietor, in a closet which was
guarded by one while the other made
. search of the house, securing $1700
i'm currency, which was concealed on
the PREMISES. The men escaped across
several vegetable gardens which bor-
der the street where the store is To-
Gated
AS soon as the alarm was given a
souad of mounted police was sent in
pursuit of the robbers. The district
i'm which they found concealment was
l,icl,iv surrounded and it is thought
thev cannot escape from the neighbour
hood.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-14
WIRES CAUSE ElRE

A fire caused by defective wiring par
TALLY destroyed the one and a half
story house owned and occupied by J.
Biglow at 853 East Firty-third street
shortly after midnight. The damage is
estimated at $500 on the building and
500 on the contents. it was partly in
sured.
The fire broke out in the attic while
the occupants were asleep. The entire
roof of the dwelling was in flames be-
fore it was detected,
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-14
STRANGER THAN FICTION

Not many years ago a certain Eng
lish bishop went down to Exeter to
make a speech on temperance. In the
course of his observations heshappened
to remark:
Il was never drunk in my life
The next morning all the placards of
the Exeter papers came out with the
words:
"Startling Statement by a Bishop"
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-14
RATS! HARVARD LEARNING
CAN'T EXTERMINATE PESTS

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, May 13.-Cam-
bridge is crowded with rats. They are
here. there and everywhere. They are
as large as kittens. They have re-
peatedly attacked subway workers
Merchants from City Square to
Walter Hastings Hall are advertising
for rat catcher-one who cen do
"bang up" job. Westmoreley Court,
Claverly and Beck halls, fashionable
Harvard dormtorles, have felt the
scourge. A pied piper would be worth
his weight in gold.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-14
GAMES TODAY

Glendale and Alhambra at Glendale
Union Hardware and Orange at Or
ange.
Soldiers Home and st. Vincent's at
SaWtelle.
Mavericks and Weilands at Thirty
eighth and Alameda.
Schoolmasters and Whittier at Los
Nietos.
The Pecans are scheduled to line up
with the Huntington Beach team at
the beach tomorrow afternoon. Game
will be called at 2:30. Pecan players
are asked to be on time at the Hunt
ington field. The local boys will be
Joe Vlvarez, Charlie Valdez, Joe Val
dez, Jean Valdez. Warner Smith, Ran
kin. Lopez and Walters.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-14
AVIATOR LOSES CONTROL;
is KILLED BY DERRICK

LYONS, France, May 13.-Chauvetto
Nichelin. a Young Frenchman, met a
tragic death here today in an aviation
meeting. Shortly after leaving the
ground in the Antoinctte monoplane,
Michelin seemed to. lose control of the
machine, which bumped into tele-
phone booth and then knocked over a
derrick, which in falling struck the
aviator and fractured his skull.
Michelin's skull was trepanned, but he
died shortly after the operation.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-14

Some day We snail discover the diff
ference between laughter that is sun
shine and laughter that is only a
cracking of thorns under a pot; and
thereupon something is likely to hap
pen to VaudeYille.-PucI.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-14
SLOW AT DYING, TOO

Penn-There were fewer deaths to the thou
sand of population IN Philadelphia last year
than ever before in the citys history.
Gotham-Well. Philadelphia always
slow pace!-Yonkers Stasesman.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-14

You can buy 1t, perhaps at many places, but
there's one BEST place to buy it-and that
place advertlses.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1910-06-17

John De Spragins winning the firs'
prize. dainty stick pin. while Miss
White was presented the BOBBY,
a jar of peanut butter
Mrs. Paine Mcmillan and little
daughter. Elizabeth, have returned
from Starkvilie.
Mr.. Paine LeNoir. Of Muldon,
was a visitor this week
Miss Christine Rogers enter
tanned Thursday evening in honor
of her guest, Miss Hattie Oliver, OF
West Point.
Miss Irene McGill of Memphis,
is visiting Miss Mary Lou Maynard.
Miss Gertrude Wicks entertain
ed Friday. in compliment to Miss
May Carlisle.
Miss Florence Gilmore has ex-
tended invitations for Friday even
ing. Dancing will be enjoyed.
Misses Lallie and Nivien Nc
Quiston entertained on Wednesday
evening. in honor of the many
charming visitors in our midst.
Miss Marian Houston Jenkins,
of Memphis, is visiting Miss Frances
l.. jenkins.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1910-06-17
Notice of Letting Contract 10 Re
build Approaches To AmOry
Bridge over Tombigbee
River.
STATE OF MisslssIppL

STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
Monroe County,
N0tice Is hereby given that the Board ~ So.
peryisorN 81 said county and state. will.
OE FRIDAY. THE sth DAY or JULY 1910,
az the west door 81 the county court house. boz
the City Of Aberdeen. Miss. within legal hours,
proceed 20 let 10 the loW eat responsible bidder.
the contract for rebuilding the approaches 10 the
Amory bridge over the Iombigbce river in said
county and state. according - plans ana Hpeel
ncatiOnH adopted by the Board at lta June 1910
meeting. and now on file ia the Office 81 the
clerk Of the board, and may be seen upon applt-
cation 10 said clerk. The successful bidder VIII
be- required % cNecutr good ana sufficient
bond BE- an amount equal % amount ~ bid FOR
faithful Performance of contract. Tho Board re-
serves the right ~ reject any and all bids made
~ order ~ the Boar Il. this the i0th day Z
June 1910. q. r. SMITH
CLERK ~ Board
June H. 1910
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1910-06-17

VIN-N-VITE corrects bad health
in woman by restoring her organs to
proper action, thus giving elasticity
to her step, bloom to her cheeks and
brilliancy TO her eyes. 1t increases
the appetite. aids the digestion and
often where barrenness prevails as
sists in placing cooling baby in the
mouse to the great delight of mother
and father 1t makes love lasting by
preserving the mothers beauty and
adding symetry to the female form
divine.' 1t builds up woman's health
and removes all distractions to the
natural performance OF all her func-
tiOns- Many women attest its virtues
as the gem of all female regulators
and health givers- Send for book of
particulars. Druggists sell it ut 81 90
per bottle Granger Medicine Com
Pany, Chattanooga, Tenn.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1910-06-17
Reduced Rates To Detroit, Mich,
and Return

From coupon agencies, Wis Mobile
a. Ohio Railroad, account Reunion.
Grand Lodge, u. l.. o. Elks, July
l1-17, 1910. Tickets on sale July Z
to II. inc, limited for return on or
before July 81, except that on deposit
OF ticket and payment OF fee OF LOO,
of return limit to Aug. 20,
1910, may be secured. for full par
ticulars apply at nearest Coupon
Agent, Mobile a. Ohio X. r., or write
q. A. Griffin, Meridian, Miss.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1910-06-17

BY order of the Hon. Board of SUI
pervisors of Monroe county, made at
the June term, 1910. thereof, notice
is hereby given that q special cleo
ton will be held at all the precincts
in the Fourth Supervisors District. on
TUESDAY. JULY 5th, 1870
for Justice Of the Peace, to all the
unexpired term Of b. g. Sims, de-
ceased.
Polls open at 3 q. m. and close at
p. m.
g. s. CLoProN.
j. r.. BAKER.
j. l.. SAMSON,
County Election commissioners.
June 10. 1910.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1910-06-17

Over the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Lam. IA great sorrow has
fallen. On Monday afternoon, death
claimed their twin babies. God
touched them with His finger and
they slept. but slept that sleep OF
transition which resumes immor-
tally with Him. To the bereaved
parents, the full measure of sym
pathy is extended.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1910-06-17

The tract upon which the col
ored school building stands, has
been divided into 81 lots. These
lots will be sold to the highest bid
ders June %. Beautiful streets
have been laid out, making the lots
accessible from all directions. A
splendid opportunity is here offered
to secure home site in one of the
most beautiful cities of the State.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1910-06-17

The Dreamland Theatre will re-
open Monday night under the man
agement of Messrs. Lawrence 4
Butts, experienced gentlemen in
their line. Mr.. Paul Morton, who
has sung extensively in musical
comedies. will singrateeach enter
tainment and have charge of thu
music.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1910-06-17
Attention, Odd Fellows.

Every member of Widely Lodge
No. 81, |. o. O. F., is requested
To be present at the Lodge hall
Sunday morning, June 10, at 10
o clock; also at , O'Clock in the af-
ternoon, for purposes incident to
the memorial ceremonies of the
day. :. A. DALTON,
Secretary
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1910-06-17

Are we going to have the his
toricV Fourth of July Picnic at
Sartor's Mill this year ? If SO, 1T
is getting about time to begin prep
arationa.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1910-06-17
What a Summer Cold May DO.

A summer cold il neglected is just
as apt to develop into bronchitis or
pneumonia as at any other season.
Do not neglect it. Take Foley's Honey
and Tar promptly. 1t loosens the
cough, soothes and heals the infiamed
air passages, and expels the cold from
the system -
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1910-06-17

The County Democratic Commit
tee has ordered primaries to nomi-
nate a candidate for Justice of the
Peace in the fourth Supervisors
district.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1910-06-17
Members Of the Christian church

Members Of the Christian church
and friends Of Rev. l. H. Slime
presented him with a handsome
purse at prayer meeting Wednesday
night. The Members, also, gave
him one months vacation. The
remembrance was gracefully ac-
knowledged by Mr.. Slime in a
speech OF thanks.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1910-06-17

We can also print your negative on
Postal cards, IS cents dozen.
1 also do enlarging at reasonable
prices.
l guarantee all my work.
Leave your Films or Plates with
HARROD NICHOLS,
June l7-4w At A. Rubel * Co.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1910-06-17

Rules governing the cattle quar-
antine now i'm force in this county
and penalties for violations thereof,
are published i'm this paper.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1910-06-17

One of the largest cabbage heads
we have seen this season, reached
this Office Friday. presented by DIR.
T.. F. Downing.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1910-06-17

Mayor J. NJ. Acker did the approp-
riate thing when he named two Of
the principal streets in the school
house addition Davis street and Lake
street, after Gen. Reuben Davis
and David Lake. Sr., two of Aber-
deems old settlers, now deceased.