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Always the Same
Tharp's
Berkeley Rye
SI2 T St. NV. Phone Main Vi 1.
Special Private Delivery.
Marlboro Races
TODAY.
SteeplechaSimg.

League upon his return found that he
had Il fight on his hands with Pr sident
Charles T. Chaplin Of the Rochester club.
Chaplin has appealed to the national conf
mission TO set aside the fire Il 81 49, inn
posed upon him for calling off the post
season series between his championship
team and a team of all stars of the League.
Chaplin has said ii is illegal. but has paid
the amount of the fine. The appeal VIII
he heard before the commission 1T its
meeting next Tuesday in Cincinnati. Mo-
tice has been served on Barrow 10 at
tend.
The annual meeting OF the Eastern
League will he held in New York the
third week i'm December. and the body
will very Likely have a strenuous session.
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MICHIGAN MOVES ON ITHACA.
All Seats and Accommodations Taken
Up for Foot Ball Game.

ITHACA, y. y. November st has
been announced at the office Of the Ath-
letic Association OF Cornell University
that in answer to It demand from MIchl-
gan 4 block of 500 seats has been sent
to the Wolverines camp. which indicates
that u large portion OF the undergrad
uate body Of the western university VIII
travel to Ithaca To see the Cornell Mich
igan foot ball game Saturday.
Every available spot in tile local hotels
has been long since engaged, and large
allotment of seats was sent to the Cornell
Club of New York, where arrangements
have been completed Ia convey Manhat-
tan Comedians 10 Ithaca on special
sienpcrs The Cornell foot ball team, 1t
Is also announced. VIII 20 10 Freevilie. q
neighborinC town, the home of the George
Junior Republic, where 1t Will remain I'M
til time for the Michigan game
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BY H. c. BYRD.

:, ,..-,,;o,
Gsorect"~n VIII s'art ~ i''' ~
for the NiTCfnia E'aTlc TO-DAY III SP'''
81 ,b.. good SLOWING made against tn
-, pf.,, ,rd GRAY eleven was not
~, ~. H. until after
az us "fSt anu ~ j.
the ton DAYS work when = :" =. ~. :"
by the coaches before November i, me
fore
'hat ua'e' '"' COOS, >-,al
Heg1nnlnE thlS AFTERNOON
sen will teach the team new formations
.nd nrayS which are To be used against
f.re-,o..,.,.,,,. eleven Nielsen mas
''o NO. ~. mighty,
some pays 10 ,,.,,o,, 10.
apt 70 fool the virginia men "hen 'i'e\
annear on the HILTON grdirou for the
-, ,, n FAN !, would not be.
;. t ,,rnc md GRAY
~ OF Nul y So -, ,t
should uncover 4 st&l" "t oF"" ptd> SiSH
as hes MOI be seen on local pridir"n
=. ,,,- ,i,,,, 4 u4- <i.lScu'S idea at
49, . =, Sbnv =,
''' r.
complet" chang" IN h'S S'N't ~ iu.,s
against Virginia. anu tftNt a'9 80 - y
something that inc 'TdnAe aut iis y
had not had Tim" !" haiu = oei .H7 ~
because u hal never aeeh seen, ,lt'iSn
or not Georgetown VIII featN deps"n "I,
tho same StNi" ~ pt3N - tu"t ~"
against IN" Amy ara 'Itt 'NSHs -
~. ~ =, ~ Ill ,-,.idiro, classic
-. -. :, a,,,,,,,., an H., n,t vim
~ w 60. 80 .l,.icr.d ~
: laSi siiii'i'h - 90 ,.rn.,I, .,,o
iiifL ~ - - ,..ra3
oieH1' ~, 49,, s.,i. l,,.t h.,,.a
20 Fietl ~ 49, - l ~ -. ,b;s
peSh used "iii'S1 'Ne'"9'''iS - go
season.
Inat game YESTERDAY p.I"tcii '.'t'. -
ana 'ehtrai was pr"oap'F one ~ 'h1
nest S4n"Eistc .Eah's ever SEER IN .
local srlGlToi. h"th teams We're h'S'.
up 10 90 ti.clf pest ana ta'N lhonao%
did II. although neither accolph>n"o
what ~ desired Notwlthstano ne Ss'
TACT that neither eleven Was t.e victor
In the sense OF points scored, ths Sa'h'
was sort ~ triumph tos cen. lt'rt
were not ten followers or Scholas'tc loot
hall in the city VINO. after central d
made its great record IN It's practice
games, had showed under ei"rtns al
Tech could hardly win from at all. hah
beaten one Of the best minor col ege
teams in this section, thought taat the
Manual Trainers had a chance - wn
from the Blue and W bite. ana pre9lctio s
were freely made that as far az the hish
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Ii Coach Nielsen Of Georgetown does
carry out his intention and change his
style Of attack 50 that when his team
faces Virginia 1t viii present an entirely
new repertoire of plays it will probably
result in the Virginia players becoming
confused unless they are mighty well
coached There is no doubt that Virginia
coaches will teach their men to meet the
close style of play used by Georgetown
So far and any team when it is against
ANYTHING entirely unexpected has a hard
time pulling itself together enough 70
present Il strong impenetra BILE front.
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The grief over the Giants loss was tenn
pered a great deal by the grim memory
Of the gentlemen who lined UP before
John T. Brush's Polo Grounds on the
first day of the series and stung the
seething hoi polioi for their hard-earned
gold. McGraw doesn't get much SYM
pathy from the man who pried himself
loose from ten bucks for a lone PASTE
board that day.
Although McGraw has declared that his
lineup would be the same next year as
1t was this. a semi-official announcement
emanating from the Giant headquarters
states that Ames and Wiltse will be the
first to figure in trade during the
winter.
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Josh Devore tells a story. 1t Is: He
was given a silver pin which was COM
posed Of q base ball and three bats. This
Happened at a banquet, and when he was
leaving the feast he dropped the pin.
broke IL and had to take IL to a jew
elers. The jeweler also ran a pawnship.
When Joah called for the emblem he dis
covered large crowd before the jewelry
store Amid an array OF Dawned stilettos,
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Bob Hedges. owner OF the Browns, is
making no bones about his preference
for Stovail over his present manager,
Wallace. Stovall. who is at present with
out position, although on the salary
list of the Cleveland club. has become
the hope OF a number OF the less Success
ful club mana gers.
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Morris OF Tech again showed himself to
be the best individual scholastic player
in the local ranks this season, and for
that matter for many seasons. 1t cannot
he remembered when any Of the schools
had q better individual performer on its
team than is the Technical High half
back.
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dirks and various engines Of destruction
was his pin, labeled. This Is the property
Of Josh Devore."
The big splash in base ball is now over.
but there are enough ripples to keen the
bugs on the lookout through the tedious
winter. Jimmy Callahan with the White
Sox I'm his control should develop a great
big lot Of Interesting things.
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Zapponi. the Central end. got in some
mighty good work on the defensive at
different times yesterday He tackled
hard and low in the majority OF the In
stances when the play was directed
around his end When failing to get his
man Zapponi has few If any superiors
at breaking the interference in front of
the runner.
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The whole shop has the air OF satisfac-
ton peryading it.
An oasis in the desert
of n1OnOtOny.

You can but be struck with the sameness
that prevails in Clothing. You go out of one
shop and into another only to find practically the
same nondescript styles. Honest enough, per-
haps-so far as weaves go; but with nothing
exclusive about them; nothing that appeals to
you Individually for the simple reason they have
no individuality. They form covering; but
not distinctive.
There's a contrast here.
You'll be impressed at once with the refresh
ing difference You'll appreciate that well
tutored judgment made selection of our pat
terms; and each model display shows assignment
for personality. The Calvert fit isn't mat
ter of inch measurements; but of accurate drap-
inc. It's art contrasted with mechanicalsm;
craftsmanship against purely commerciasm.
High grade, refined, responsive priced with
in reason.
Saaits-S2O to SIS.
Overcoats- $25 to 500.
Same thing is of Calvert Hats-and all the
Haberdashery Accessories They're different.
The Calvert Co.
Mems Classy Wearing Apparel. at Fourteenth
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zen to Change GeogetoWns Style Of Play Teams Tied
GEORGETOWN WILL CHANGE
ATTACK AGAINST VIRGINIA
Nielsen to Build Special Fast-Shifting Open
Style for Use in Big Game Scholastic
Championship Will Not Be Decided.

! records on the track and have had three
years experience on foot ball teams, TWO
Of them at Central and on" on college
team before coming to the local 1nStltu-
+ tioH.
1t may DC hat one Of tn. reasons for
/ Central failing 10 do what has been eN-
peCtri af Ii Is because of tine chanEeS
that have taken place in its coaching Sys-
tenn during the year. II has been claimed
that the eleven has been taught NEON
sistently. having been in chars. OF dif-
fercnt mon at different times. While the
eleven was In charge Of one man 1t
would be taught certain methods OF play
and soon il went into the hands
of another the ideas given the players
were not along the lame lines. II this
condition of affairs has existed during the
entir. fall there is little wonder that
the team has not shown its full capahiii-
ties. under such conditions It would
never know exactly what TO do when
certain circumstances presented them
selves.
At any rate central has not done as
Well as il should This year, whatever
may have been the cause.
Shevln has returned to Yale. That
seems - signify that boost il due for
the Dark Blue's chances in tho coming
contests with Princeton and Harvard.
Last wear when he took charge of the
Yale eleven il not thought that any
power earth could weld the players
together we'll enough 10 present n for
rnidahe front before the powerful ma
chine which Harvard had developed. But
tho seemingly impossible took place, and
Shevlin by iuS:ituting an almost entirely
new offenSc and defense. whipped the
men into such shape that :hev won prac-
ticallv a victory over the Crimson.
The foot ball championship among the
high schools bids fair to be undecided
this year There is u rule in the code
which governs scholastic competition
which declares that a foot ball tie shall
not he played off. and as there seems no
other eleven booked to play Central and
Tech which has chance to win from
either. II is probable that the end of the
season will find these two elevens on
even terms for the leadership.
The Maryland Aggies are booked TO
meet Western Maryland College Satur-
day week and they will probably be
up against the strongest eleven in the
state when the Nearers of the green and
gold appear at College Park. Western
Maryland has not lost to any Of the big
secondary schools this year by more
than a small margin, while last Saturday
il beat the eleven from Frederick Col
lcge t., to q. When one of the smaller
schools runs up such a score 1t certainly
Is evidence that II is way above the ordi-
nary aggregation.
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records on the track and have had three
years experience on foot ball teams. two
Of them at Central and on" on a college
team before coming to tho local instltu-
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by law, or by consentof the stool:
holders as hereinafter provided.
Under this name this corporation
shall have full authority to transac
all business necessary and proper TO
the proper conduct of its affairs or tt
carry into effect any of the powers
privileges and immunities it is per
mitted to hold and exercise unde
the laws of this State.
ARTICLE II.
The domicile of this corporation
shall be at Clifton, Washington Parish
Louisiana, where all citations ant
other legal process shall be served
in accordance with the statutes of thu
State OF Louisiana, relative to making
service on corporations.
ARTICLE III.
The objects and purposes for which
this corporation is established and the
nature OF the business to be carried
on by it, are to be: To own, operate
and conduct q general mercantile
business and to exercise all power and
authority necessary or incidental to
the proper operation and conduct Of
said business.
ARTICLE ".
The capital stock of this corporation
shall BE- Five Thousand (s5ooo) Dollars,
divided into and represented by Fifty
Shares Of Stock at par value of
One Hundred Dollars each; said stock
shall be paid for in cash at the time Of
subscription, or as the same is issued,
for not less than par, orin payment or
exchange for property actually re-
ceived or purchased by this corpora
ton, or for services actually rendered.
This corporation may commence do
ING business and shall become a going
concern as soon as Three Thousand
Dollars Of its capital stock has been
subscribed for, and paid in. The
remaining stock not subscribed for
shall be- UNDER the control of the
ilB6sld 81 directors.
ARTICLE v.
The corporate powers OF this cor
sporstion shall be vested in and ex'
ercised by q board OF directors com.
posed OF three stockholders and
their acts shall bind this corporation
The hrst election Of the board o.
directors under this Charter, shall
Be st 4 meeting Of the Stockholders
o be held on the first Monday II
! February, 1912, and thereafter the
stockholders shall hold an election
on the first Monday in February o.
each year, and elect board OF di'
rectors who Shall serve until thel'
snccessors have been elected and
qualified, oil officers to be elected from
among the board Of directors, and nc
person shall be eligible IS q director
who q not 1 stockholder Of this cor.
porstion. During the absence OF the
president, the vice-president shall ac'
and preside in his stead. Notice Of
slection shall be given In writing
- mail, addressed to each stock
holder q his usual place Of business
tsn days prior to said election and the
sboard 81 directors shall appoint one Of
their number to preside at said cleo.
tion. 80 On his failure to attend
IL President shall appoint stock
.hoa,or o al the vacancy. In the
Ayert 81 failure to elect directors on
10 day appointed 70 hat purpose,
sthsn, and Ia that event the directors
.thsn il once shall continue to serve
1uual their successors are chosen. At
II nee things Of the stockholders each
.stockholdsr shall be entitled to one
go for each share ofstock registered
A.. ~
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Notice.

Notice is hereby given that, on the
II day of July, 1911, a special election
will be held in the Angie School
District No. 5, at Angie, parish Of
Washington, state of Louisiana, at
which proposition will he submitted
to the property tax payers OF said
Angie School District No. 5 of
authorizing the Parish Board of
School Directors of the parish of
Washington to incur debt and issue
negotiable bonds therefor based on a
special tax OF three mills on the dollar
for ten years, voted on and carried at
the special election held in said Angie
School District No. 5 on the q day
of July, 1910, the purpose of mourning
said Indebtedness to be for the erect
! ing and constructing of a public
school building in the said Angie
School District NO. 5, title to Which
shall be in the public, said bonds to
he IN denominations of One hundred
($lO0.OO) dollars each and divided
into ten series, maturing from one to
ten years respectively, bearing interest
at the rate of 5 per cent per annum from
date; that John Ball, Eddie Adams
and F. l.. Ford are appointed as
commissioners of said election, and
W. l. Ball as clerk. and that the
Parish Board of School Directors
will, on the u day July, 1911, at II
o'clock A. NJ, in open session,
proceed to open the ballot boxes,
examine and count the ballots in
number and amount, and examine and
canvass the returns and declare the
results of said election.
I. J. GREEN,
]. W. BATEMAN. Pres. protein.
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26th judicial District Court State o.
Louisiana Parish of Washington.
kentwood Bank
We. No. I761
8. w. Wiiks, ST..

Notice is hereby given that by v'r'
tue If an order of seizure and sale is.
sued out of the abuve named court in
the matter OF Kentwood Bank, vs.. No,
1891, s. W. Wilks, ST., dated May 3rd,
1910, and to me directed for execution,
l have seized and will offer for sale to
the last and highest bidder, at the
principal front door of the court house
on
Saturday, July IS, 1911
between the legal sale hours for judi
cial sales the following described
property, to.wit:
Lots l, s and Z in Sec. 80, TIP. l, s.
r 10, E. St. -Ielena Meridiana, con"
tanning Hasa acres.
Terms of sale: Cash with benefit OF
appraisement. This 9Th day OF June,
1911. JOE N. MAGEE, Sheriff.
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Notice..

Notice is hereby given that, on the
II day OF July, 1911, q special election
will be held within the Mt. Herman
School District NJ. 8, at Mt. Herman,
parish OF Washington, state Of 1.ouisi.
ana, at which u proposition will be
submitted to the property tax payers
of the Mt. Herman School District
No. s, to vote special tax of s mills
on the dollar, to run for period Of 5
years, beginning with the year 1911
and ending with the year 1915, for the
purpose Of erecting and constructing
= public school building, the title to
which shall be in the public in said
Mt. Herman School District No. 6,
and for the further purpose OF
authorizing the Parish Board Of School
Directors Of the parish Of Washington
TO incur debt and issue negotiable
bonds therefor based on the special
tax to provide funds for the erection
and construction OF said school build
ing, said bonds to be In denominations
of One hundred (&l0O.O0) dollars each,
and divided into s series, maturing
from one to 8 years respectively,
bearing interest at the rate Of s per
cent per annum from their date; that
w. 4. OFT, G. E. Smell and w. O..
Holiday are appointed a. cammis.
sioners Of said election end e. A.
Carter as clerk, and that the Parish
Board Of School Directors will, ON
the II day OF July, 1911, at II O'Clock,
in open session, proceed to open the
ballot boxes, examine and count the
ballots IN number and amount,
examine and canvass the returns and
declare the result OF said election.
]. ]. GEERN,
]. w. RATENAN, Pres. protein.
HAN
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Petition for Discharge.
United States of America, Eastern
District of Louisiana.
In the United States District Court
In and for Said District.
New Orleans Division.
In the matter of Code 4 Bush0ng. and
George Code and Harper II.
Bushong, Bankrupts.
No. 1868 in bankruptcy.

Eastern District OF Louisiana, Parish
Of Orleans, So:
On this 10Th day Of June, A. D., 1911,
on reading the foregoing petition it is
Ordered by the Court, that q hear
ing be had upon the same on the 10th
day of July, A. D., 1911, before said
Court, at New Orleans, La, IN SAID
district, at II o'clock in the forenoon;
and that notice thereof be published
in the Era Leader, a newspaper
printed in said district, and that ell
known creditors and other persons In
interest may appear 1t the said time
ard place and show cApee, II any they
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power to fill vacancies in their num-
Der, from the stockholders OF this
corporation. Thesaid board shall have
power and control Of the property OF
this corporation and shall exercise
all authority consistent with the
objects for which this corporation is
organized. Said board is authorized
to adopt such bylaws, rules and
regulations as may expedient for the
conduct of the business OF this cor
poration or necessary for its manage.
ment, provided the same shall
not conflict with this charter, nor
with the laws Of the State of Louisiana
nor the laws of the United States.
ARTICLE VII.
This charter may be amended. or the
capital stock of this. corpora
ton increased or decreased,
or the corporation may he
dissolved at a general meeting OF the
stockholders convened for that pur-
pose with the assent of three-fourth' S
of the stock present or represented at
said meeting, thirty days prior notice
of such meeting being given by pub
LEGATION in q weekly newspaper pub
lished at Franklinton, La, and a
written notice thereof mailed to each
stakeholder at his usual place of busi-
ness forty days prior to said meeting.
In case of the dissolution, OF this
corporation, either by limitation
or otherwise, its affairs shall
be }iquidated by two commissioners
elected from among the stockholders
at meeting called for that purpose.
ARTICLE VIII.
No stakeholder of this corporation
shall ever be held liable, or response
ble for the contracts or failures thereof
in any further sum than the unpaid
balance due said corporation on
shares OF stock subscribed for and
owned by the stakeholder; nor shall
any informality in the organization OF
this corporation have the effect OF
rendering the charter null or exposing
the stakeholder to any further liability
than the unpaid balance due on his
stock. :.
Each stakeholder designates opposite
| his name the stock subscribed for by
him, and this charter shall act as a
written subscription list.
Thus done and passed at my Office in
Franklinton, Parish of Washington,
State of Louisiana, ON the day, month
| and year first above written in the
| presence of Mrs. J. Nj. Stanland and j.
McDougald, competent Witnesses re-
siding in said town of Franklinton. who
signed these presents. together with
said appearers and me, said Notary,
after due reading.
| w. N. GRAVES, rs Share,)
BY Delos r. Johnson;
MRS. EMMA GIBBS, 5shares,
nee GRAVES,
BY Delos r. Johnson;
NJ. J. GRAVES, Is shares
BY Delos R. Johnson,
LUTHER J. GRAVES, (5shares)
BY Delos r. Johnson.
Witnesses:
J. w. McDougald,
Mrs. J. NJ. Stanland.
MAGEE W. OFT.
Notary Public.
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NOTICE OF PUBLICATION.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.

Baton Rouge, La, June :. 1911.
Notice is hereby given that CIeve-
land Barber, of Hackley. La, VINO
on November II, 1904. made adjoining
Farm Entry No. 2662S. Serial NO:
Ol34S, for WIZ NE. IL and Sc. IT.
N. E. ii, Sec. ,, Up. |, S. Rangel Ii f.,
St. Helena Meridian, has filed notice
of intention to make Final Five Year
Proof, to establish claim to the land
above described. before Clerk OF Court
at Franklinton, La, en- the Il day OF
July, 1911
Claimant names a, witnesses: John
Sandiford, James Hart, Ed. Graves,
and John Guy, all of Hackiey, La.
JOHN +. NUTALL,
Register.
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Notice.

There will be meeting Of the
stockholders of the Washington
Parish Cotton Warehouse Co..
Ltd, at Franklinton, La, July
Is, 1911. For the purpose of
electing a new board of direct
ors. also for the purpose of
changing the name of the Com
pany. L. V. PETERS
Sec. Treas.
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MS "a AAA0& SIANi
Clerk b Ex-O f6cio Recorder.
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have, why the prayer Of the said petit
TONERS should not be granted
And it is further ordered by the
Court, that the clerk shall send by
mail to all known creditors, copies Of
said petition and this order, addressed
to them at their place Of residence as
stated.
Witness the Honorable Rufus E.
Foster, Judge of the said Court, and
the seal thereof, at New Orleans, La,
in said district, on the 10th day Of
June, A. D. 1911.
3d. FRANZ H. MORTIMER,
Clerk,
A true copy.
FRANK H. MORTIMER,
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Clerks Office

State Of Louisiana, Clerks Office
Parish Of Washington.
/ hereby certify that the within and
foregoing is q true and correct copy
OF the original charter OF the Clifton
Mercantile Company, now on file In
this Office. | further certify that the
original was fled for record, June LIST,
1911, at 5 o'clock, p. M, and recorded
in Mortgage book 8, cage 767, ETC..
June End, 1911.
NJ, A. THIGPEN,
Clerk b Ex-O Rcio Recorder.