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The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1910-03-18
GEORGIA, CODE COUNTY.

GEORGIA, CODE COUNTY.
By virtue of an order of the Court of
Ordinary of said county granted at the
February, 1910, term OF said Court, |
will sell before the courthouse door in
the city of Marietta, on the first Tues
day in April next, within the legal
hours of sale, to the highest bidder,
the following described property, to-
wit:
The property situated on the Dallas
or Paulding road, about one mile west
of the public square Of Marietta, Ga.
known as the "H. l.. Welch place"
containing thirty eight (38) acres, more
or less, in the sixteenth district and
| second section Of Cobb county. begin
ming at the northwest corner of lot
number twelve hundred and twenty
| seven (1220, OF which this is a part,
and running south to the southeast
corner Of said original lot line; then
running west five (5) chains to COR
! ner; then north to a corner on the north
/ line; then east to beginning, contain
ing ten (10) acres; also, one acre,
more or less, of said lot number 1927,
/ bounded as fol ows: Beginning at the
| northwest corner OF aid lot and rum
/ uiIS Neob one VI Chain anu seventy
/ tive (15) links to corner: then snuth
nine % degrees, east eleven 1D
chains and twenty-five (25) links to
/ the intersection OF the western line OF
said tract above named: then north to
beginning. Also, ten 90 acres of lot
number twelve hundred and twenty
elght (i22S), bOu ded as follows: Be-
ginning at the northeast corner OF lot
number 1927 and running east five ~
/ CHAINS to corner OF number l22l, then
north to the beginning, all OF said men,
toned tracts containing twenty-one
/ (Zl) acres, more or les, being the
I property described in deed from JO-
seph Page to Henry b WEIGH, eXecut-
ed Apr 18th, 1883, and recorded in
/ deed book X, y folio 368. Also, that
. part OF lot number twelve hundred and
twenty seven (l22D, IN the sixteenth
district and second section, beginning
az q pine stump at the northwest cor
ner OF the property described above on
the Dallas public road, aud running
w two % chains to stake or fence
thence south SIX l6) degrees, east )l6)
h1een chains and ninety-tWo (92
INKS 20 original lot line, thence east
two % chains To southwest corner Of
the property first described, then e
north seven ~ chains and seveuty-hve
F3) links, thence north nine CD de-
( Grees, west eleven llD chains and tWeu-
( ty live t15l hnks TO starting point, con-
tanning four and one-h8lf 4sj acres.
more or less, being tG2 property decided
nom Iarthenla kirkpatrick, eft AL, TO
Henry l.. Welch recorded i'm deed book
L,' fol o 587 May 9sh, 1892. Also, q
parcel Of land described as follows:
( Commencing at the southwest corner
OF above described Dr0nertv. and run-
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1910-03-18
GEORGIA. COBB COUNTY.

Whereas, /. F. McGinty, admins
traitor of John Lemon, late of said coun-
ty. deceased, represents to the Court in
his petition duly filed and entered on
record that he has fully administered
said estate.
This is, therefore, to cite all persons
concerned, kindred and creditors, to
show cause, if any they can, why said
administrator should not be discharg-
ed from his administration and receive
letters of dismission ON the first Mon
day in April 1910. This March 4th,
1910. J. NJ. GAM, Ordinary.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1910-03-18
bIds on Bridge Construction.

Sealed proposals vil be received Inv
the Commissioners Of Roads aud Rev
enoes Of Cobb County, Georgia at the
count hcuse in Marietta. until the 9sb
day in April, 1910, for banding steel
bridge over Sweetwatay Creek az Per-
kerson'5 milI, about one-haif mile
from Austell GA, sad bridge to he
twelve feet roadway between trusses
and to consist OF one main span ninetv-
two feet center to center of end pins
together with steel joists and rail on
the main span, and also for the an
preach spans which are sixteen feet.
twenty-five feet and twenty-five feet.
respectively. The PIERS and abutments
will be furnished by Cobb County. and
bids are eQuested only on the steel
work erected, including the lumber for
the flooring, etc. Minute ulans snd
specifications are on file at the CONT
house in Marietta. Fach bidder must
Me with his bid a certified check. nav.
aole to the Board of Commissioners If
RoadS Snd Revenues of c lob County
georgia, IN the sum of five hundred
doil trS $500 COZ, rs a guarantee that
they will enter into contract aud Dive
q goud and sufficient bond for the faitb
tul performance of the contract. in
double the amount Of The contract
price It their hid is accepted. Fay.
ment viii be made upon cumn}en1n
ana 7ecepf "rce ut The work. Tie riqbt
Is served to reject any ard an bids.
JAS z ANDERSON,
cum Boert County Commissioners
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1910-03-18
Legal Advertisements.

deferred payments, and all accrued in
terest to bepaid annually, the purchas-
er having the right to pay cash at time
of sale for said property.
w S. TURNER, JR.,
Admir- of II. C. Turner. decd.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1910-03-18
Application for Leave to Sell.
rnpcIA CORR C0IrNTY-

GEORGIA, COBB COUNTY.
To All Whom 1t May Concern: J L.
Carpenter, Jr., administrator OF the
estate Of J. l.. Carpenter, ST., late OF
said county, deceased. has in due form
applied to the undersigned for leave to
sell the lands belonging to said estate,
and the application will be heard at
NV office on the first Monday in April
next 1910. This March 9TH. 1910.
J, NJ GANN, Ordinary.
GEORGIA, COBB COUNTY.
10 All Whom 1t May Concern: Mrs.
Lou ]. Scott, guardian Of The persons
and property Of Carrie J Bennett, an
insane person, William r Bennett,
Dotspn A. Bennett and Corine Ben
nett, minors. has in due form applied
to the undersigned for leave to sell the
lands belonging Jointly to said wards,
and the application will be heard at
my Office on the first Monday in April
next. This March 7th, 1910,
j. NJ GANN, Ordinary.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-09
Benefits Proposed For
Needy Players


DEIROlT, June S.-President Frank
NaVln of the Detroit American lea que
CLUB says that when Ban Johnson,
president of the league was here last
week he proposed an elaborate plan
LOT aldlng down and out ball players,
winch was approved by the American
que president, and steps have been
taken to put it into operation. Navin's
proposal, he says, was inspired by the
recent difficulties of Adrian (Pop) c..
Anson of Chicago In brief it is this:
That once each year each club in
the American and National league
designate some game in the schedule,
the gross receipts of which are to be
turned into fund for the aid of for
mer ball players and other followers
OF the game who are in straitened
circumstances, the game to be adver-
used as benefit, thus increasing the
receipts. The fund is to be adminis-
tered by the national commission, each
case to be investigated as to its merits
and all cases to be attended individu-
ally, instead of establishing a players
home, the tentative scheme being to
send monthly check to the bene-
ficiary.
The players of the teams competing
in the benefit games probably will. be
asked to contribute small sums, $5 to So.
President Johnson thought $4,000 a
year could be raised by this means.
lie will bring it before the national
commission.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-09
OLDEST HORSE ON
TURF Wins AGAIN
Aunt Polly, II Year Old Marvel.
Captures the Last Race
at Salt Lake

SALT LAKE CITY, June S.-Fourteen
year old Aunt Polly, said to be the
Oldest race horse in training, won the
last race at Buena Vista today. The
mare went to the post at to l and
was PLAYED by many owing to her good
showing Son the opening day. The
card was without feature. Results.
tAiolesworth), to ), won: Tansy, Jos &c. How
ard, : to l. second; Glover Kyle 1O7 (Van Du-
SEM. to ,. third. Time. 1:I7 2-5 Lady Roy
Carmel and Wat Moore finished as named
!, 90 second race, hve furlongs, selling-Wistaria
iny tCaiiahan), to 2, won: Beaumont 100
ssooreyl, a to l, second; Halton. ia &C. An
drewsb II to i. third. Time :O2 l-5 MoI1ie
Montrose: Chanale, Llllium and Pelham finished
as named ieueu
Third race. six furongs, seIling-OsSisp. III
sCorey), to /. Won; Banonca 100 &C. VIII
liams) even, second; Platoon, iii IFiscberi 4
TO i. third. Time. ills 3-5 Rather Royai M
Quarter East End and SNOWFALL finished As
named u Hs
Fourth race. mile. selling-corrigan ia fdan.
second; Coppers, Ill KENT. 8 to ( third
Time. 1:43 3d. Liberto and Copperfeld finished
as named. fPio unisneu
Fifth race. six -furlongs, selling -Jillett, 1o2
hooneyl, q to 5. won; wildwood Bill 100
tnmanoersl- to !, second: Silver Leaf lO9
lGaugep, to ]. third Time. 1:I6 Is Han
ninai Bey; Faurusa, Senator Barrett, Kate Car
skin race hve and a half furlongs selling
Aunt Polly. 100 (Gaugell, s to l. won: p. M
Fry. III Ivan Dusen), to TO- second: Swar
geTlator, Ill (Morgan), to l. third Tjns
l:OS 20 st. Joe, Banlady. DIR. Sherman Whest
stone and Luke Mccoy finished as named
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-09

noon of July 2, is still unsettled. Ie
is claimed by Coffroth and his asso-
ciates that Hester is not so certain OF
the permit as he claims and that there
will be something else stirring this
evening over in Richmond, the scene OF
the trouble.
In the meantime Louis Blot winks at
the boys and suggests that he may pos
sibly pull off the fight himself in his
brand new arena at Eighth and Howard
streets Blot hints at a special permit
which the local supervisors are liable
TO grant him. but this is as far as he
will go. The mfxup certainly viii be
complete if Blot gets on the Job.
Il have posted a forfeit OF IS. 600 with
John t. Clarke at the suggestion of
Ketclel and his manager, Wilson Miz-
ner," said Coffroth last night. Il wired
them to this effect and they replied
that this was satisfactory and that they
would leave on Saturday morning,
which should bring them here about the
following Wednesday"
The board of directors Of the Rich
mond opera house company. which con-
trols the Richmond permit. viii meet
this evening. Hester claims that he
win be awarded the permit. while Cor
roth believes that it will come his wav-
1t is, therefore. hard to get a line on
the layout till after the meeting. How
ever, it looks like business with one
of the promoters.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-09
Corbett and Choynski at
The Old Game

The announcement that Joe Choyn-
ski and Jim Corbett will box an exhi-
bition three round bout in the windup
to the Eagles boxing carnival next
Saturday afternoon has created quite
a bit of interest among the many adj
mirers OF the two San Francisco vet
Grams of the heavy weight division and
it goes without saying that there will
be an outpouring of fight fans at Louis
Blots arena when the big fellows don
the mitts. 1t is just 81 years since
their memorable barge battle and to see
the old boys at it once again should be
quite treat Both are now condition
ing themselves for the bout at Rowan
dennan, where they are assisting Jim
Jeffries to get in shape for his coming
battle with Johnson.
Besides the Corbett- -Choynski bout
there will be three rafting battles be-
tween local boxers. The Canole-Dell
fight viii be fought over again. 1t will
be recalled that these youngsters put
up great 10 round, draw the evening
Papke and Thomas. had their little mix
up, and the fans have been anxious to
see the lads in action again.
; six round mill will be fought by
Jimmy F'itton, the promising young
Oakland lightweight and Jim Horner.
frankie Edwards. 1t should be a red
hot encounter. The curtain raiser will
be fought by Willie Meehan and Ding
Papke.
The proceeds of the carnival will be
turned over to the degree team of the
Order of Eagles to defray the expenses
to the annual convention in the east
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-09
NAMED TO
REFEREE NEXT MILL
kaufman and Johnson Soon Will En-
terrain Fans in Boxing Exhibitions
By WILLIAM ]. sLATTERY

Eddie Gran fighting
week from Saturday afternoon Graney
Woodman
attached his selection
off but notified smiled
In the old days before the championship championship
the
in
Graney did handle
VANISHED INTO BACKGROUND
background
likely
which
either
men who is
OBrn he
confidence
FETTLE
Johnny LOTUS The big blacksmith looks
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-09

better. in fact, than he ever lOOkedf
He lost no time in beating it out to
Johnson's quarters, where he will start
his active training bright and early
this morning AL will remain there till
the day of the battle.
The fans should see plenty of action
during the next week or 10 days, for
the black champion and Kaufman Will
don the big mitts couple OF times
each week They are scheduled to take
part in their first mixup Saturday after
noon. Kaufman will start in boxing
right away. but Johnson will not be
ready to entertin him till Saturday.
Johnson seems to have forgotten all
about his managerial troubles during the
last few DAYS. At least, he said that his
worries are over. He was just as bright
and as cheerful as ever yesterday and
he put in a days work that made them
all wonder. According to him, the Lit
tie incident is entirely closed, though
Little does not say so.
TRAVELS NINE ROUNDS
Johnson took on Kid Cotton for FIVE
rounds and finished up by going four
rounds with Walter MOnahan. the local
semiprofessional heavy. weight. He
made it one of the best workouts that
he has indulged in since his training
work was inaugurated more than a
month ago. Both sparring mates were
severely punished by the black cham
pion.
Sam Langford is keeping very busy
in his own quiet way down at Colma.
He took on his three sparring partners.
George Byers, Vic Hanson and Liver
Davis for three rounds each yesterday
afternoon. Sam is the same good na-
tured fellow all the time. and he al
ways tries his best to please everybody
who drops in to see him go over the
jumps
Langford will weigh about 165
pounds when he starts after Kaufman
on the afternoon of June IS. This
means that Kaufman will have il on
him about 40 pounds. However a mere
matter of 40 pounds does not bother
the Boston tar baby in the least. He
is used to going up against these big
fellows and they never brought them
in too big for him. either.
The mixup between Jim Coffroth and
sid Hester as to who shall handle the
Ketchel -Langford battle on the after
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-09

Corbett. Corbett compared Johnson
with Peter Jackson when the latter
was in the heyday of his career. Il tell
you Jackson was better man than
Johnson, and ! make this statement
without being prejudfced. Jackson was
smuggling boxer, and there was no
gamen man than he. don't think there
is any cOmpa rison between Jeffries and
Jackson and l believe that l should
know, as ! have met both of them"
Farmer Burns is putting Jeffries
through a course of work whereby he
can utilize every ounce of his strength.
He is giving him instructions in the
art of wrestling. by which a little push
to one side will enable him to shove
his opponent away without wasting a
lot of effort. Jeff is proving an adept
pupil and he has mastered many of the
tricks which Burns has taught him.
Jeffries this afternoon reiterated his
statement that no difficulties had
arisen between himself and Manager
Sam Berger. that Berger's work had
been entirely satisfactory and that no
change was contemplated. Jeffries
displayed considerable warmth in
branding the reports of trouble with
his mnaager as coming from trouble
makers.
JUST a HAPPY FAMILY
1t is very easy for me to figure out
just why these stories float down here
from San Francisco" said Jeffries.
Trouble makers would like to see. this
camp in the air like the other fellows
After this / am not going to pay any
attention to the rumors.
We are just a happy family down
here now and nobody is going to break
up our combination"
jeff tried to persuade Corbett to ac-
company him this afternoon on a hike
TO the summit of Mount Lomond, but
the latter declined the issue. However,
Farmer Burns, Jack Jeffries and Roger
Cornell accompanied him. The dis
tance both ways is about eight miles,
two miles Of which is on a level road,
while the remainder of the journey is
uphill. Climbing Mount Lomond is not
travelling up an ordinary hill; it is
more like going up ladder, as it is
necessary to take toe holds at varied
points 10 make progress. IT was about
$50 this afternoon when the party re-
turned to the camp.
Clarence Berry. the Los Angeles
mining man, and his brother Henry. a
baseball magnate. are at the camp.
Clarence Berry is one of Jeffries' big
supporters, and it is said that he has
already wagered many thousands on
the chances of jeff and has more to
place on him at the current odds.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-09
Salt Lake Entries

First race. four furlongs, year olds-Twentv
Hours 100, Elizabeth DAILY 109 Kiefer 1O9 Res
sI sic 9. 1os West Point 112. Booker 112, Prince
Second race, six furlongs. seiIing-Sapthia OF
Denver 9S, Bill Eaton 102 Gaga I04. Dorian
Prince lof, Little Siss los, No Rule 1OT. yalen-
cia l01. Louis Streuber 107, The Macintosh 1O7
Nebulous 1O4 ~
:, Third race. one mile. selling-MerIingo 1Oa
Ewing Dance 100. The Slicker 107. Duchess of
Montebello 109, Buena 109, Dorothy Ann 10o.
Fourth ace, FIVE furlongs, seling-J. NJ. Stoke
30. Fusleer %. Napa Nick 9S, Arionette 100
Spohn lO6, Roalta 109 Lord OF the Forest III. :
Fifth race five furlongs. purse-Kiddy Lee as.
Melissa l02. Execute 106, Native Son foe. This
tie Belle l01, Fore 1o7, Godfather 100, Doctor
Sixth race six furlongs, selIing-Lady Ade-
laide l0I. Glendenning 104 Hancock 100 wood
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-09

speed. lie Su0Inered every leaO ano
blocked every blow aimed by his col
ored sparring partner and drew blood
from Armstrong's mouth. Many of
the fans around camp. including Jim
Corbett. maintained that his boxing
was not even as fast as it was on
Sunday, when he showed great form,
but he played with Armstrong. It was
a right smash that brought the claret.
1t was expected that the big fellow
would box in his new open air ring,
but il was not finished until late in
the afternoon Jefries was more in
clined 10 take walks during the after
noon.
There was no roadworl1 this morn
ing, the big fellow devoting his time
TO gym work and boxing. Throughout
his work Jenries looked like the ring
wonder of five years ago, when he
was regarded as fnvincible The speed
which he displayed on his feet would
make a lightweight jealous as he
pranced around with the grace and
case Of a Merry Widow Walter.
He boxed three rounds with Arm
strong. and while the colored man has
passed his days of usefulness in the
ring, at the same time he still pos
sesses the knowledge of boxing and
can handle himself in a capab BILE man.
ner. 1t would be a slaughter if the
Goliath Of the ring opened up on Arm
strong. lie did cuff him once with a
right uppercut. and Armstrong was
about TO topple over when Jenries
caught him.
EXCEL EACH OTHER
To follower of the game who has
seen Jeffries and johnson box during
. their training work it is apparent that
both men have different STYLES of fight
ing and in their particular line they
excel each other.
When il comes down to stiffness and
his ability TO move around quickly JEFF
fries work appears more flashy than
that Of the champion. His foot work
Is very impressive and he works his
iest hand in piston rod fashion on the
other hand. the colored man is a fault
Jess blocker.
The open air arena is ready, and if
the big fellow does not change his mind
again tomorrow he viii indulge in his
nrst boxing work with Jim corbett.
i viii only go a couple OF rounds
with Jefries the first time we don the
gloves" said Corbett today. You know,
] viii have to work myself into shape,
and ] viii increase the number of
rounds the oftener we don the mitts. I
viii be ready TO 80 fast in the end, if
only a couple Of rounds. but before
.that j viii be able TO give Jeffries a
splendid chance TO work up his speed
WILL DO MUCH BOXING
From what the big fellow told me
this morning I know that he intends to
DO a lot Of boxing from now on. He
has the right system of training. He
boxes and trains just as he feels said
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-09
CARTOONIyT HERE
FOR .IEFFzI JOHNSON BATTLE

in
in the and until
caroon md md
around the i Call
He visited Jofns the beach yesterday Monday a
in oaonhc
met be@e oacd before He tnoDs their and
Gkc boob; the big fight July
be on d scene nc give then aoHao
Goldberg old San Francisco in Mem
local NTH 1910 M4nbr Mem YokI
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-09
Jeff DRAWS BLOOD
FROM ARMSTRONG
White Champion Shows Wonderful
Flash Of Speed in Boxing
BY JOSEPH MURPHY
Especial Dispatch TO The CaIIl

JEFFRIES TRAINING CAMP Rowdennan June 8The opinion
who he
ing IS that the big fellows condition improved
last and this they attribute
fble o
he does not mselfa NJ
While the skepc Jeff good
Munro they
he viii formidable champion
the man of old and faster than when he champion
LOOKS GOOD ON SURFACE
On surface he looks which
the naked only be determined by real
the the only that keeps admirers in doubt.
wonderful
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-09
II Inning No Hit, NoRun
Game Pitched

WORCESTER. Mass, June s.--A new
eastern record for a mo hit, no run
game in baseball was made here today
II is claimed. when Harry Wormwood
OF the Fall River team of the New
England league, pitched for II innings
against Worcester without allowing a
MT or a run. Fall River won, 1 to o..
The worlds record for such a game is
accredited to Pitcher .Torrey of the
Wlnchester, Ky, team in the Blue
Grass league, who, on May. 10, 1903,
pitcsed II innings without allowing a
hit or a run.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-09
Famous Old Timers May
Battle Again

ST. LOUIS. June s.-Bin Clark. the
Belfast Chicken" of other lighting
days. received an offer today from
Billy Delaney OF San Francisco to hoy
preliminary of four rounds at the
Jeffries-Johnson fight. Clark is a.
years old. His opponent is to be Jan,
Mace. 70 years old Delaney offers the
former pugilist his expenses to San
Francisco and $500. Clark and Mace.
according to Clark, had a rough hight
in the Empire theater in New Yerk
back in the '70&
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-09
THREE ROUNDS MAY
BE OAKLAND LIMIT
Councilman Prepares Ordinance
Practically Killing Fight
Game Across Bay

OAKLAND, June Sights in Oak
land will be limited to three rounds
in the near future if an ordinance
which is being prepared by Council
man vose is passed bv the cityfathers.
Vose told the commissioners of public
works of the proposed limit to be
placed upon pugilistic exhibitions this
morning when the applications of local
fight clubs for permits were acted
upon.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-09
COULON TURNS The
TABLES ON BURNS
Bantam Championship Claimant
Trims Frankie in Ten Round
Fight at Gotham

NEW YORK, June S.-Johnnie Coulon
OF chicago so called champion bantam
weight, had his revenge tonight for the
beating he got some weeks ago from
frankie Burns. The men fought 10
rounds and, although Burns was as
Iast and clever as ever, CouIon out
gained and outfought him.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-09
PAPKE IS MATCHED

KANSAS CITY. June Sin Al Good
ale, Chicago fighter. Charles Welch
has finally landed an opponent for
Billy Papke who has been here a
week waiting for a fight. The pair
will battle here 10 rounds June IA.
They will meet at catch weights.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-09
American Wins More
Honors at London

LONDON. June s.-This was tbs
third day of the international horse
show. William HI. Moore OF New York
was awarded the first and second
prizes with Robin Hood and Marie in
the class for single harness horses
exceeding 15.2 hands shown to a
brougham,
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-09
BANT DoRsEY BEsTs GRIFE1N

AEBANY, n. Y, June 7.-Bant Dor
sey of Albany won from Charley Grimm
of Australia in 10 fast rounds here to-
night. The bell saved Griffin in the
second round.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-09

From what the big fellow told me
this morning know that he intends to
DO a lot Of boxing from now on. He
has the right system Of training. He
: boxes and trains just as he feels" said