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The Natchitoches enterprise., 1912-10-24
Respectfully,

Respectfully,
NJ. Z. Payne, Edward Racial,
| Z. w. Lestage A. l. Rabal
]. H. Simpson Pete Screggins
Thos. Hays II. J. Smith
Mathew Jones Lyman Jaffa
N. Arnes ID. r. Page
Marshal Gilcrease NJ. q. Key
w. r. Levebridge L. w Page
V. Peisset, Jos. III. Henry
r T. Weaver d. Il Page Jr.
g. L. Clontier Paul Rachal
2. /. Cloutier w. W. Booty
!. B. Pratt Chas. f. Smith
j. b. q. Prudhomme j. A. Beasley
Z. q rsin Lambre John Clark
J. W. Breazeale w. j. Butcher
Mrs b. B. Breazeale I'd. Roberts
T,afon Lambre Wood Sers
Jas. Artillery Williams Screggins
Ed. Longlois. Constant RACIAL
p. z. Prudhomme Coleman Racial
j. f Clou Ter More Lecaze
p. Lesion Prudhomme A. Z. Enlee
J. T. Keator NJ. D. Mcknight RACIAL
l.. A. Cockfield NJ. ID Clement Gongue
w. w. Breazeale lack l.acaze
j. Lecompte Prudhomme A. Malsen
J. A. Prudhomme G. w. McNaughton
Louis RACIAL Clement Roy
EG. Lawton Phil Basco II Metoyer
Peter Poissoit r. G. n. Cloutisr
Ed. G. Prndhomme Valsin Lambre
a. r. West John j. Nelly
Z. e Prudhomme Cloutler
L b McNaughton p Alb. Pruhomme
n e bash
P. Felix Prudhomme L. e: Tauzin
n. Hill Jeff Deblieux
Robt. j. Phillips J. Earnest Breda
Sam Levy L. Caspari
NJ. s. Pittmanl A. W. Watson
J. w. Freeman Z: 5. Cloutler
D. j. Hyams I'll. weaver
H. Katie Jas. ]. Jackson
Phanor Breazeale
AN ORDINANCE
BY Mr.. Pierson:
Be it ordained by the Police Jury
of the Parish of Natchitoches
Sec. l. That in accordance with
petition of numerous citizens and tax
PAYERS of WARDS / and 9, two dirt
bikes or dams be constructed across
Cane River, one dam to be located at
or near the upper mouth OF cane
River in Ward one, the other dam to
be located i'm Ward Nine above and
near the mouth of Old River.
Sec. 2. That Committee composed
of President of this body w. HI. Rus
sell and A p Cockfield Is hereby in
structed to communicate with the
war department of the United States
for its approval of the plans and spec
ification for said dam or dikes as pre-
pared by /. w. Sylvester, G. E. and
upon such approval the sai6 Commit
tee are directed to advertise 30 DAYS
for bids for the construction OF said
dams. Tpe committee are authorized
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Proceedings Of Police Jury
Meeting Oct. 1912.

NovDAy MORNING Oct. ?th ~
IT, Hon. Police Jury met in regu-
lar session. convened with Presldene
Person presiding and all p;ellHUTG;iI'
nresent except Mr. Adams, MI VIII
Iiams and Mr. DerDanie'
By Mr.. Cockerham: a., ,,uovione
THAT the minutes OF Ulle pIeSloat'
meeting of the Police ury De aoop0-
ed as read. Carrleu'
By Mr.. Cockerham; - until
That the Police jury adjourn u1Uil
Monday the 18th inst. Cdiit1u;;
-"0 Nonday Morning Oct. l4th ~
The Hon. Police Jury met prusudllU
n adionrnment with Pres. Plersoh
nrasidinp and all members present ex.
c - Nr' Derbane, Mr.. Parker ana
Mr. Knott.
By MIR. Williams: odio,rn
That the Hon. Police jury @uJ0"in
until | o'clock p. M. ,, Adoros
Yeas. Mr.. Williams, MI. h and
Mr.. Cockerham. Mr.. C0CkneIu a nd
Mr.. Russell. Nays. MI flersoh' "A>'
Mr.. Page .aa,>,
The Hon. Police Jury met pf1suanC
TO adjournment with Pres fleIeoil
presiding and all members present.
except MIR. Derbanne.
By MI. Cockerham: n,
That Mr.. Gillespie be paid the sum sum
of ISL. OO) for land purchased. tor Toao
purposes leading from Camptl 10 pay y
90 Bourbreaux said amount 20 De
pald only when the deed for sald iai h
snail be filed for recordatlon III Uile
Clerks Office. Carried.
BY Mr.. Cockerham: hama
TTbat the Police jury elect a Dene'
fciary to the Louisiana State I'M
yersity at the January meeting l0lz
And that same be advertised III OF
der to give all those wishing 10 Inaht
application to the Police Jury 10 sCanc
a Competitive examination ana 70 %, "
qualified to enter the Freshman CldSS
at said University. Narrleo'
By Mr.. Knott: ro+oh,.
of Ward 5 be paid the sum OF SSoo.oo
Der quarter and L. q Crump !he sun
Of 1875. 00) per quarter Carried uhe
Natchitoches La. Oct. Itil lslz
rrsa fine HIM. President ana MeiH'
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got Ak1r into his stride and carried
the iatchen horse the first half in
.U1ts
Their was some lively driving in the
10 tr"f. fchmore and Funny Crank.
inHEiug the pace sharper ia the 10
tf"t. BADEN ana Miss Ar,hdale were
contestants. except 60 the third heat.
whTn Marigold was turned loose ia A
hard drive. a break almost az the wire
ftbhifE fhewIuNer
summary
o" clsss.--Truttlfc purse $500.
Doctor Todd first. Lula s. Seroud.
sadie colbert thi-d. Rest time 2.i0
- pace Furae $500. Joe Patrirn.
ftrsf. Akar second. Fanny ID third
Best time .0Cfg
2-l3 trot Purse 500. baden. first.
Miss Archdale second Martg.ld
third. Best time 2IO.
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ERIE. July 2.-Tbe sailors once
more failed 10 take advantage OF ex-
cellent opportunities to score and
dropped the second straight game to
the Smokes today by a score OF 8 TO 3.
Matteson. ex-sailor was on the
mound for Wheeling and he pitched a
consistent game. In only one inning
was he unsteady. While six OF the
sailors eight sits were for extra
bases. they were kept we'll apart. Two
doubles In the fifth inning followed
Gray's double error and gave the
locals two runs. Schang's triple and
Gllhooley's infield counted for the
third run in the seventh. The stogies
round Chief Watkins much to their
liking all the way through. His in
effectiveness kept Schang on the lime
and accounts for the four stolen bases
credited 10 the hostiles.
pass 10 Gray. his steal and Col
Igans mum on Booe's fly scored The
former IN the fourth. Booze reached
second when OIeary dropped
Schang's throw and scored on nodd's
hit. Servatius was hit in the fifth and
moved up on Haley's sacrifice. Nor
ems hit scored Duke and Moren came
over when Colligan lost Garys ny in
the sun Servatius's single. Halev's
sacrifice and Moren's single scored
the Duke again In the sixth.
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Tots Take Double Header.

SPRINGFIl1Lp. Ohio. July 2-Terre
Haute won both games OF a double mead
er today from Springfield. miserable
fielding allowing the visitors runs F'irst
game.
Terre .Haute. --.11ol0 OiO2-s 10 l
springfield ...-..O02 OOOOO-2 . 4
Batteries-Pkkering ana Hargrovs.
smith, Gray and Mckee
Second game.
Terre Ilauta 1000 OOO01-a a 4
Springfield 1000 OOOO-i s 2
Batteries Cantwell and Hargrove
Goulait. Gray and Mckee
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GRAND CIRCUIT
Curtain Raises In Mig Rinr-Raofns
ana Flenty 81 speed IL Die
Played.
cfpatsd.

LANSING Mlrh July PLENTY -
rrrd vac displayed to-day hv fnr
Fran1 circuit frnffefH anil racers. ufn
fre pol Lansing This week Tor the cur.
fFIn rnIaer fnr fue BIG season Tu tie
Nnf. fle best finne marked uu vas z .fH
end The PAGERS fu fhr 7.fa fiaaa furr.f
10 mile ~ O6fa
Joe fafrfen fI easily Won fbr 80
pace. although fn The final heat ge.r.
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Two For Sailors.

Erie broke through with two scores
In the fifth. Gray chased OTearv.s
pop fly back OF second base and mis-
SEQ H. He followed up BY throwing
WIG 70 Dodd. covering the bag. and
OLeary reached the middle station.
Gilhooiey doubled 10 right center scor.
ing o Leary. and Scott followed wiz, a
TWO base rap over Booe's head scor.
ing Glihooley. Chasing led on with a
triple In the seventh Watkins was
passed Gilhooley grounded TO GRAY
FORCING Watkins at second while
Schang scored.
Wednesdays game will be ,called ar
O'Clock 70 allow Wheelingtto cntrb
an early train for home.
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AMATEUR BASEBALL

Tho McConksvs viii ro fo Cameron
on fho Fourth fo ptHN fh. fsnu =
hat place. A nfd mcr, will he hrII
in connection with che bali game.
White Gnldhu uah WEIGH. West. Her-
isfori. Evans. Maxwell. Davis. Mc-
toHkey and steel" Will 10.
The uroHtsiic Twufsn, team defeated
NHr Lansing aggregation last evening nri
tHe frtuEerurf Hafk ff fno score on .
Co. he same heIrg % sd In ffe sew.
feature ~ fhe fnme was fhe battery
wnrk nf wilson and miller fHe former
siriFlnr nuf Thirteen men and allowing
hu' five bits The score hy innlnea
E tsS.iss ....2 @fSSdd 80 :
batteries wilson and Miller Mat.
fhsws end Fouier
The MYERS PROVISION ~omrsny t.srn
Torty seventh street grounds ou, sunfa y
afternoon. sfHrfing ~ O'Clock TIE
teams ere evenly matched ar1 q close
same is expected to result
The Iarky Arfhurs would Ike d. a,,.
same wifh some ROOD local Team. far
SUNDAY afternoon. Answer tHroueh this
paper
The q. a p % and me Heuairs indie
rendenfs wiu play Il double he4far or
the Elm Grove PARK morrow after.
noon ard one % fIc lafFesf crowds ever
in attendance ~ tne para Is expected fo
Pc prc.crt Manngcr MAY hsa one 81
IT, confident 90 vInuIne ono came ef
.iHi Green. .Ur of fhr ..H.k pitchers
ni f.n 600" Valley w..I Tf..N QUO o. tho
sHncs and q larsc crowd Will turn cut
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Two base hits-Saier. Archer
Inree base Wilson SherLard
schultz Tinker. 2: Cheney. ~
sacrifice hits Schultz. Safer.
sacrifice fiy-Archer
stolen bsse-Leach
Cheney, :. - "ii
struck out-By Robinson. >. by Cole.
/. ,nE warner. I. by Cheney g
Wild pttch--Warner
I'assed balls mon
Left on ases-Pittsburrh. 2. chi.
hlts-pf Robinson. in 3 innirs. off
uls. Z In innings. Off Warner. in /
Ttme-I.55
'mpires-Higler and Finneran.
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SPORTORIALS

n would not 30 ~ au SURPRISING to,
sec several local amateur ana r.r.f.
professional baseball players got into
professional company next year az
faster tall o. brinE PLAYED DOB this
section This summer fhau over frfrre
There are several PLAYERS on the
bridgeport and neiinlrr mines who are
about ready ~ 20 up and ~ mo mum
Der Thomas and Matthews pitchers on
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the former team look about the most
PROMISING Matthews has not been
HIT hard This season and with the
proper coaching under a professional
manager would loo developed into a
nrst class twiricr. Mullaney catching
for 'elaire is bound To go up be-Or-
ions as n b. understood that scouts
have watched his work at different
times. DICK Padden the veteran
scout Of Martins Ferry i an admirer
81 Mullaney and says he is sure To
rise.
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SENATORS DEFEAr
THE WORLDS e-ua.~,.

WA,SiiiNGToN. July wasbInv,o-
- ~ liH hits of Hourk in the last n, zee
Z ""N 'eieated philadelphia. . 20
f.hiledelpnia ...i0OoTofoO
sH"ii@t"n .-.-0 O0o2
-. hatisTies lioIck AMI Iapp. Iugbsa.
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oUAKEEs cvERconE
BROCKLYH Rrc 1

r., ~ - I'FI-TIIIA JulY AT1eT
:, 49,. ~ " TOOK o." lead iu th. eighth in
Us ,o-nay as the result Of two mss
y. " neat : nome run and doubles bv Hun.
III IT.. ahd Iooley. Philadelphia Won a.
Brooklyn tOOroon. u. ~ p.
ihl'ai@lphia ...O22O 10000. -
I,atIeries Barger and Miller Erwin.
Alexander. Brennan ana IIooiu '-' " ''''
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Even Break.

SOUTH BEND. Ind. July Both
Games or to-day double header were
taken by Fort Wayne. the first TO
anu the second 6 TO o. The second game
was called In the seventh on arount OF
rain. Scores.
FIRST game: r. II. l.
Fort Nayne,. i lOO1O OOO-3 o }
Batteries-Ma and Tieman; Har-
din and Martin.
Second game: II II +,
South BEND 80 o o o o o %
Fort Wayne 30 o o y O-5 S v
Batteries-aIartin and Tieman. Keen
er and snyder Umpire, Clark
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WIN THEIH
FIhST CANE TROY aosrou

BOSTON. July New VII $1,000,
.t- flf@t victory 81 the season over a..
,on today, 20 :. after droppiny f,,,9-
I.-n straight games Co the Rel c9r ~.
5"rt'n ........o 1O11IO12 -
No" YORK ..-..D fCo2ooO2 "a o.
huttfries- Hedlent. Pane and -,--t
Kan. Ford and Sweeney N'I'i-
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DETROIT. Mon. july : IN, Tfger.
.Ncrcame lead of six runs ae~i,re5
~ eveIana when rho visitors hurrh,i
ana Won. 70 = The score.
Detroit .. 0rfonrsaa ~ DIT.
Cleveland - 0cUurnInD
Hattefi es-I.aks. IuIur ana s,.[ag.
Knapp. EIskeffs and G.e.rf
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GIANTS MAKE rrl4
STRAIGHT vrCroR1rs

MN YORK. July New York wo,
~ fourteenth straight game mere 20
J. Score. vi, 10
Boston ........3OOoOOOoo- H. =
->'W YORK .-...Oo2 2 002 IO -
A. HtiadteTiSs- Dickson and Raridcn: Gran
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70 might be wcIi for every hopeful
graduate 20 remember that tho man
aehind The hoo or the girl behind thu
mop can always earn a living
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WILLIAMS SIGNS
Star Notre Dame PLAYER Secured BY
Murphy OF Cubs.

CHICAGO. July Fred Williams.
star oirn"lder and track man of
Notre Dame University. has been
sisncd by President Charles Murphy
81 tho Cubs ard viii report 10 The
clsb today. Williams Is reported 10
Do fast ON the bases and "a "cIoan -up-'
hitter. Fucik ~ thr University uf
Wis, onSln team and Thomas ~ the
Rockford club also Will report 10 inc
cubs to-day.
Williams was recognized az ono n
the hardest hitting and best aufneId-
ers PLAYING college baseball this ara
son arf VII mo- doubt make good with
Tho 'uHe IN tho two games DO play
% against West Virginia bc secured
seven hits
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AMERICAN


New. York. .. B6ston' :.
N ashington. .. Philadelphia. Z.
p~troit. >. Cleveland. :
- y Louis. .. Chicago.
- Chicago. s 81. Louis
Standing OF Clubs.
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TRI- STATE.
rErEREATIoEAL LEAGUE.

Toronto. 2. Rc chester. 6 tii IN ist.
Toronto. Rochester. g. 2nd game.
Newark. 8 Jersey city s
baltimore. r Providence. IL
Montreal. 2. Buffalo. o
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AKRON. %. July 2-YounEstoNn won
from Akronsto-day. to {. score
v. r. IL r.
Akron .--..-..l 100000 2-tl5 o
batteries-ssperry and Miller. Baird
anu fohl
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Drop Two Games.
DAYTON. o.. July dayton lost
both games OF a coubls header to-day to
Srand Rapids. the first by a score OF 6
TO .. and the second by to :. after a / 2
inning battle. Score
First game: r. IL l.
layton U y U q q o = b
Grand Ioapids 5 90 OOOO-s a
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Konnick
Essick and Holmes.
second. game: II. II. T..
q. Rapids ? o. 2OOi-s IL
Batteries-Schu ltz. Rowan and Arm
strong. Miller; Lindsay. Essick and
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Standing OF Clubs.
To-day's Games.

Wheeling at Erie.
Fort Wayne at South Bend.
Akron at Youngstown.
Grand Rapids at Dayton.
Terre Haute at Springfield.
Canton at GAINESVILLE.
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According - press reports tho
Mountain state League teams are all
about ready To- throw up the sponge.
Charleston quit Monday and several
other clubs are on the verge Of col
lapse Tho clubs have not been draw
ing well this ysar and IN. owners are
iu the hole. There are several good
ball PLAY RS IN IA. league who will
likely find bcTths ia other orsanizat-
ions. Tho o. & r. league IL expert
euciug some trouble IN keeping to-
grthcr and BE- would not be- zoo all sur
prisiug to see a rs w before LONG.
The attendance IN some 81 the towns
is growing discouragiuc.
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lfs vol enough 20 hope. but don't
loaf on the Job while doing IL
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Enston a. PhiladeIphia-
Cleveland at Detroit
thicaEu a. St Louis
New York a. Washington
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Rubber Sole Tsnni. Shoes, 4se. 7so.
98o. NcFaddsns
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answer throush this psp-r or cali sax.
ask f0r 1911
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SECOND STRAIGHT
WON BY STOGIES

Summar-Two base hits-Servatlus
Andersen. schsng. Gilhooley. Scott. Coli
gan Three base hit-Schang. Sacrifice
easer--Grsy 2. Dodd. Booe Double play
Scott to Anderson: Schang to Quinlan
10 Anderson. First base on balis--On
Matteson ?. on watkins I. Struck out
BY Matteson Z: by Watkins 3. Umpire
Inrman-
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MATTEsoN, DISCARDED SAILOR
HOLDS TEAM MATES SAFE.
Sailors Fall to Take Advantage Of
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Starts at
2 O'Clock Today.
Yesterday Results.

Wheeling. 6; Erie. ..
ND Fort Wayne. 3. South Bend. ".
CD Fort Wayne. 8: South Bend. W.
Youngstown. 8: Akron. T.
Cd Terre Haute. 6: Spriengfield. 2.
CD Terre Haute. ?. Springfield. !.
cd Canton. 2: GAINESVILLE. /.
cd Canton. .. GAINESVILLE. o.
ID Dayton. .: Grand Rapids. s.
CD Dayton. I: Grand Rapids. ).
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ro-day's Games.
philadelphia at Boston.
BROOKLYN at New York
PITTSBURGH. July 2.--Chicago made
ls hits for a total OF IS bases off three
pittsburgh pitchers to-day and won with
ease. 20 2 Score. -
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PIRATES FAIL
TO HIT CHENEY
cHoAoo osA1s ANOTHER II oHE
SIDED SCORE
Robinson and Cole Are Easy for Cubs,
WHO Garner o1xtssn
oafstiss.
|tandtng OF C1ubs-

New York. I: Boston. >.
Brooklyn. 6. Philadelphia. =.
chicago. 8: Pittsburgh. 2.
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fn 80 rfrn ulrt The following players
are requested fo rrrnrf Green. D. smith.
'lHrk p smith. MADDEN Smith. TT
smith. Nerwilliun Book. Neuther
Finai arrangements have been made
tE fhr Mound -tV baseball team 20
MUuniaNIIIe. Oh play the MherlfrU
Would anil FOUNDRY team 90 this cffY.
The teams ore evenly matched and A
EODd game Del anticipated
The HHiierwHra challenge any rs or
n" 900. H'f frHm .n ffr ohio valley frr
Same FOURTH ~ Tr.f or che Torfr-
fourth strcct grounds. IL accepted
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fftrf W1rf that br.ilipnt f4I sroffs.
writer On fhc NnHuEHfuat %
N.uIi.HfHr uuH Iroferaee 90 know more
iHrf .Hi f.Hn fir men Who founded ff
# af.II posing na critic |Ia latest
got fhr picture ~ 1880 TnUiIpa and
,niif FrHf wi.rl 49, There ia but fIf-
fIr Doubt f.Hf f|n likeness ~ fffs Fam.
rua duIe lffiaf wUt he rfaceI fn ~.
ball of fame after Ils demise
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ZASESNILI.E. o.. July with each
team Sing the same pitchers for both
games. Canton won a double header from
Zanesvhle to-day. Gilbert outpitching
Dye IN the first game. but an error and
two passed balls scored two rnus for the
visitors lin eight innings. Scores:
First game: r. IL T.
Canton o o o O o q O a p
Zanesvine .-...0Ol 90 0OO-1 1
Batter1es-Dye and Texter; Gilbert
and TraSressor.
Second game: r.. II. L.
GAINESVILLE ....-...0o0 90 90 2
BatterAes-Dye and Texter: Gilbert
and Huston.
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owner Bert Annis. - the Central
League team. Is the originator Of
rr1ui rev idea. which IL nothing more
than showing the kid base ball fans ~
DIS home town q royal good time On tle
FOURTH Of July. by letting them all Wit
ness the Eane bet "ecn Grant Rapids
and Fort wayne. free uf charge. To
top the entire affair pff. lferf has agreed
fu give every person "a ho "a sses through
tir gale rherk calling for five cents
worth ~ anything mat 10 sold a. the
frfrrsiI mont stand Hsrf ls a. firm be-
lever tu a safc and sane fourth and
thinks that % viii Doe more profitable
fu fNe fpuuE Amrr.rn Uf bis city 20
watch a ball same than 90 shoot OFF
arms sud fingers
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chicago ........0
81 Louis . 600 HUnu.9
Eatjsfles HsnE end Kuhn. usriIt.i
SECOND gains
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Chicago ........ 00nfu4nnD ~
~ Louis - 200 90 l.r
batteries Walsh. White and fr.rt
Hrown Powell ana stephens
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otals ...-.....3s 2 p "a
HBafted for Watkins IN HERMAN
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And row MANAGE Jennings. Of the
IlEers la~ recalIet waivers on Mullen.
ST. no uF has been making an effort 60 dis
8 use ~ Mullen showed such come
hack form against Cleveland MONDAY
mat lEhey nov believes that the for
BAIL
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-03

10 ~ somewhat amusing Co. look over
tHr various sport papers uf the country
nuN forming fIe central League 10 g.
aIrHuff safe fH HIE fHnf there are no two
1850 nIH f'r fHNlf lies in fho failure 0f
PRESIDENT carson secretary 60 send out
fU uffIrl-I standing once 800 while In
some Papers wheeling IT, holding down
'Nc collier position. while n others the
Smokes arc ~ the bottom az ffe flrsf
p. VISION Tho lIffaHurrh PAPERS have
N Nf'lnE leading fIr second division
H r.Ie tre local papers have them if auv
position from sixth fu tenth PLEASE
Hr 'af.Uu. wont you pot 10 riFnf be-
cause DO TEL rreHfIy fu our adtautaEe Co.
u..I Kermit
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-03

The Iarky ArfIurr would Ike fn have
same with some rUuf local team Tor
sunday afternoon Answer trroueh this
paper
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-11-29
SIDELIGHTS
ON GEORGIA POLITICS
BY JAMES B. NEVIN.

Just because one old man walked 70 |
son, in order that the son might take |
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-11-29
WHY NOT GET
A GUARANTEE ?
Every Article of Merit that is Sold
These Days is Guaranteed-No
Guarantee Often Means
Poor Quality.

There Is very little excuse for any
person to claim that he has been
"stung" on a purchase. Fifty years
ago the buyer had to look out, but to-
day it Is unusual to find a merchan~
who will not return the money for any
article that has proved unsatisfactory.
An excellent example of this kind of
fair dealing Is shown by the clean-c
guarantee that all Atlanta druggists
give on Dodson's Liver Tone
These people tell US that any person
who pays soc for bottle of Dodson's
Liver Tone and does not find It a gentle
and most pleasant liver .onic, harmless,
but a sure reliever of constipation and
a perfect substitute for calomel, cal,
get his money back just as quick as
they can get 1t out of the money draw
err.
Dodson's Liver Tone has practically
taken the place of calomel. 1t is abso-
lutely harmless, sure in its action and
causes no restriction of habit or diet.
No wonder the drug people are glad to
guarantee it, while other remedies that
initiate the claims of Dodson's Liver
Tone are not guaranteed at all. (Advt. }