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The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1913-07-18
Jury list.

The following have been drawn to dc
jury duty during the next term of the
Grenada county circuit court, which be-
gins July %:
Beat III J Hardy, W A Thompson. v !
Rhodes, Ps Irby, J J Hale. II h Peacock. "
Is Hoffa. G d Boushe. W b Barnes. W X Burt
man. = II Childs. J NJ Cooley. l. NJ Trussell
I F Bowen, f l. Boatler. 7 E Trussell. II N
Parker
Beat 3-w Haven, ii NJ Koonce. A J Nc.
Cormack. NJ V, K II and E G Mccormack. l
F. Horton. J L koonce, q Roberts. :. y
provine.
Beat A l. Rounsaville. C E Smith. L 4
Seals. + : Wright. : II Horton. J c ZONES. '
A Bridges, d X Childs. NJ A Allison. ] l. Cur
ry.
Harris. G NJ Mullin. J l. Tribble. J p. Hoover
I T. Smith, J k Ray. C NJ Bell. Z ID Gibson.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1913-07-18
A Bugs Prayer

o, Mr.. Mann, If you have heard of
that Ross' Dead Quick" spray, for
get it, l pray thee, or l die. Be merci-
full and use on me anything else, and
may pull through. The mosquito said
"Amen!' Ross Dead Quick spray
is sold in Grenada by Planters Hard
ware Co. lSiul4t
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1913-07-18
County School Board.

The county school board will meet a
the court house On Saturday, July Is.
1913, at 10 o'clock to transact such
business as may come before it. All
parties who desire a change in the loca.
ton of schools should meet the boart
on the above mentioned date, as it only
meets one each year.
v. R. James,
7-18-2t County Supt. Education.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1913-07-18
Notice 10 PvthianS.

Officers will be installed on the night
of Tuesday. July %, at which time
Judge VIM. C. Mclean will deliver an
address on P~ythianism.
You are not invited but requested"
to come.
L. B. James, X. of r. and s.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1913-07-18
or Stolen

From my farm near Tie Plant, one
muley Jersey heifer 2 l-2 years old;
color, dark slate, with light legs and
breast. Suitable reward for any infor-
nation leading to her recovery or for
the return of the animal to me.
W. M. Mitchell.
1sjul Grenada.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1913-07-18

In order to give Walter Fl. Page, our new ambassador to Eng.
land, some spending money the publishing company of Doubleday
have voted to continue him on its salary list at $4,000. The salary
of the post he is filling is SI7 500 and it is stated that this is hardly
more than one-third enough to maintain him Is an ambassador. 1t
a pity that such posts are SO expensive. 1t is time somebody was
setting a sensible standard.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1913-07-18

A lawyer in a court room may call a man a liar. scoundrel, vii.
lain or thief, and one rarely makes complaint when court adjourns.
If a newspaper prints such a reflection on a mans character. says the
Hill City (Kansas) New Era. there is a libel suit or a dead editor.
This is owing to the fact that the people believe what the editor
says.
Lower coast gazette., 1913-08-09
PARISH NEWS.

Kisses JaGs sne Theresa Favrct arc
Mrs. Leon Durabb are guests Of Mrs,
G. Favret.
Miss Marie Arroyo, after spending
several days with friends here, left TO,
her home in New Orleans.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Perrin were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. 0. S. Livau.
dais last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Leopold visited
Judge and Mrs. r. E. Hingle Sunday.
Miss Irene Laskey is the guest Of
Mrs. R. C. Favret.
Mr. Herbert Movers left for New
Orleans after spending a two weeks
vacation at his home.
Mrs, u. J. Lewis, after spending
several days with relatives left for her
home on Wednesday.
Mr.. Rene Miller visited New Orleans
Wednesday.
Rev. John Eyrand has been spending
several days in New Orleans attending
the retreat.
Mr.. Jos. Peralta and Miss Blanche
Angelo were married on Monday by
Judge L. 7. Fontenelle.
Mr.. Joseph Cosse spent Sunday in
New Orleans.
Mr.. Rene Martin took pleasure trip
to New Orleans last Sunday.
Lower coast gazette., 1913-08-09
Notice.

Office Of Board Of Commissioners.
Venice Drainage. District.
Venice. La, August 2, 1913.
The Board Of Commissioners for the
Venice Drainage District offers for
sale. Fifty-nine Thousand. Five Hun
dred Dollars ($a9, 5oO.eol Of its FIVE per
cent. forty year. (4o) Drainage Bonds,
issued in accordance with Article 28l
Of the Constitution Of Louisiana and
Act 3l7 Of 1910 Of the Louisiana Legis-
iature as amended. This Drainage
District is situated on the West bank
Of the Mississippi River, in the heart
Of the orange district Of the Lower
Coast and the lands furnish an excel
lent security for the bond issue.
Bids will be received up to and will
be open at Venice. Louisiana, on Sat-
urday September s. 1913. at twelve
o'clock midday. Such portion Of
these bonds will be sold, as the needs
Of the Board. determined by It's con-
tracts, require. and the Board reserves
the right to make deliveryof the bonds
as the work progresses and the finan-
cial needs Of the board require funds.
The right is reserved to reject any and
all bids.
For further information address,
AUGUSTIN "A. BuRAS.
President,
Lower coast gazette., 1913-08-09
Buras-c Costello.

Mr.. Frank Elias Buras and Miss
Malvina Costello were married at
Venice. La, Aug. 5th, Judge Geo. W.
Delesdernier officiating. Bridesmaids
were Misses Angelina Costello and
Josephine Buras; groomsmen Messrs.
Ralph Buras and Florantine C. Buras.
The young couple will reside in Venice.
Lower coast gazette., 1913-08-09

ton Of the State Of Louisiana q
amended and that it shall possess and
enjoy all Of the powers granted By said
laws.
It was further ordained, etc., that
the said Caernarvon Drainage District
as thus organized and constituted is
hereby authorized TO- levy taxes, incur
indebtedness, hold the necessary cleo
lions, contract obligations, sue and be
sued, and do and perform all the acts
incident and necessary to carry on the
work of drainage and reclamation of
the lands in the Caernarvon Drainage
District. conforming strictly therein
with the terms and general laws of
this state. and of Article 28l of the
Constitution of the State of Louisiana
as amended.
It was further ordained ETC.. that
Messrs A. G'fen Levy, Herbert A.
Movers and l.. H. Guerin. citizens of
the State of Louisiana and taxpayers
of the Caernarvon Drainage District
be and they are hereby elected to
membership on the Board Of Comm,s.
sioners for the Caernarvon Drainage
District as the three Commissioners
that the Police Jury of the Parish of
P~laquemines under the provisions Of
Act 3l7 of the Legislature of the State
Of Louisiana for the, year 1910 as
amended, is authorized to appoint; the
said A. Giffen Levy for q term Of four
years, the SAID Herbert A. Movers and
L. H. Guerin being each elected for q
term of two years, this selection being
unanimously recommended by the prop
.erty holders of the said Caernarvon
Drainage District.
It was further. ordained. ETC., that
the domicile of the Board Of Commits
sioners for the Caernaryon Drainage
District be and the same is hereby
fixed at Caernarvon Plantation within
the limits Of said drainage district, as
provided by section 6 Of Act 2l7 Of
1917 and that said Board Of Commits
sioners for the Caernarvon Drainage
District shall hold its first meeting at
this domicile. on the 30th day of July
1919.
The roll was called ON the foregoing
ordinance as follows: .e,.
Yeas: A. Leopold, E.. A. Schayot,
Thos. Brophy, Jos. Bernard. C.. Grab
ert, Dave Withan. DR.. G: A. B. Hays.
Nays: None. And the acting Pres
ident declared the said ordinance to
have been unanimously adopted.
Continued onSpage y
Lower coast gazette., 1913-08-09
For Sale.

1918 Model. Motor Cycles and Motor
Boats at bargain prices, all makes,
brand new machines, on easy monthly
payment plan. Get our proposition be-
fore buying or you will regret It, also
bargains in used Motor Cycles. Write
US today. Enclose stamp for reply.
Address Lock Box II Trenton, Mich.
Lower coast gazette., 1913-08-09

NAsCSAooAPPA AAsSA w ~ pVsis
ginning.
All as shown on the accompanying
map of the Caernaryon Drainage Dis
trict which said district is entirely in
Up. ID, S. R II E, and also entirely in
the Parish of Pfaquemines.
AS the same nor fully appears on a
map of the said Caernarvon Drainage
District, which map has been filed by
the Secretary of this Police Jury
marked, "Caernarvon Drainage Dis
trict, Parish Of Plaquemines, Louisiana
for Identification. and which shall be
kept in the archives Of this Police Jury
1t was further ordained, ETC., that
the said Drainage District shall in
clude all of the lands within said limits
and that this territory shall constitute
a drainage district to be known as the
"Caernaryon Drainage District and
that the said Drainage District as thus
organized be. and it is hereby given all
of the powers necessary under and by
virtue of the terms end conditions set
forth in Article 281 Of the Constitution
Of the State Of Louisiana as amended,
and Act 256 and Act SIT of the Legis-
lature of the State Of Louisiana Of 1910
as amended, and the said drainage dis
trict as thus constituted by ordinance,
is hereby given all ofthe powers neces-
sary to carry into effect the work Of
drainage and reclamation of the said
drainage district, and incident to its
labors in conformity with Act 256 and
Act 317 of the Legislature Of the State
Of Louisiana as amended, for the year
1910, and Article 282 of the Constitu-
Lower coast gazette., 1913-08-09

Petition for Bar Room Permit.
Notice is hereby given that I am ap.
plying to the Police Jury for. : license
TO operate . colored saloon for wine
and beer ct West Pointe ala Hache,
I. CASTELLANO.
Lower coast gazette., 1913-08-09

0t0IS law 0ulllOIlAeo VIC UllCC JURY W
appoint to membership on said board
of commissioners to-wit:
A. Gifin Levy for four years.
Herbert A. Movers for two years.
L. H. Guerin for two years.
Your petitioners as property owners
Of the said proposed drainage district
represent that the SAID gentlemen pro-
posed for membership on the said COM
mission are owners of property ASSESS
ed in their names Of $50O.0O or more
each and are otherwise qualified by
law for membership on said board Of
commissioners.
Petitioners further represent that
they are DESTROYS Of being created into
q drainage district, because they be-
lieve that under the provisions of Act
81 Of 1910 as amended, and Article
28l Of the Constitution Of the State of
Louisiana, they can, by the co-opera-
M1 s1S 'Gl
ton thus afforded, and by the levee of
the taxes herein authorized, secure
such lines Of protection levee with con-
sequent drainage that can be more &C.
onomically constructed and administer
ed by a drainage district, than by the
individual efforts of your petitioners
and that this will rebound to the great
advantage and benefit of all concerned,
all Of which is respectfully submitted.
Phillips Land Co.
By John Dymond. Jr.
Herbert A. Movers.
a. .Giffen Levy.
E. Lloyd Posey.
L. H. Guerin.
| Sam'l Young
Lower coast gazette., 1913-08-09

Notice.
Office Board of Commissioners.
Venice Drainage District.

Office Board OF Commissioners.
Venice Drainage District.
Venice. La, August 2. 1918.
Sealed proposals will be received al
this office up to eleven O'Clock a. m.
Saturday, August 23rd, for the. follow.
ing work for improving drainage, to be
done in accordance with plans and
specifications prescribed BY the Board
of State Engineers Of Louisiana, viz:
LIST. To furnish the necessary drain
age plant for the District
2od. 70 construct |; H. canal. approx
imately eight miles long, from the low
er to the upper end. of, the. district,
placing the. earth on. the west bank OF
the, canal leaving a BERN Of thirty
teet. 80 +
3rd. Furnishing the necessary dredge
boat, suitable for the construction Of
the said canal and resulting levee.
For further information, blank forms
for making proposals.. ETC., apply to
the Board Of State Engineers at New
Orleans, La, or to the undersigned.
Deposit required Of Five Hundred
Dollars, with each bid. Bond required
will be so per cent of the contract
price.
AUGUSTIN a. BURAS,
| President.
Lower coast gazette., 1913-08-09
Notice.

Parties desiring to enter the employ
Of the Delta Duck Club a guides for
the coming season, beginning Novem-
her lst. 1913. will please apply to E:sB.
Cognevich, Buras, La.
Lower coast gazette., 1913-08-09
Notice.

A Grand Ball will be given at Daisy,
La, on August 18th, by Penrose
Edgecombe.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-24
VIRGINIA WILL
FINISH GRIND
HERE TO-DAY
Entire Squad Left for Atlanta
Last Night; Team Rules 2 to
| Favorite Over Georgia,

~ HARLOTTESVILL VA, Oct.
I 24.-The Virginia team took an
hour and a half practice yes
terday afternoon before leaving at
7: 40 p. m. on the Birmingham Special.
The practice consisted in long signal
drills and practieing the breaking up
of end runs.
The team was escorted to the sta
ton by the whole student body, and
given a rousing send-off. Five
coaches. Warren, Warner Harris. Neff
and Johnson, and eighteen players
were in the croWd-BroWn, Redus
Carter. Voolfolk, Maiden, White, Gill
lette. Gooch. Mayer, Landes, Ray
Jett. Speer, Randolph, Coleman
Goodwin. Creekmore and Walker
made the trip.
The Virginia team will have a
workout Friday afternoon at one OF
the prep school grounds. The prac-
tice will consist only of long sig
nal drill Betting on the game is
to / Virginia wins, or even money
Virginia wins by more than two
touchdowns. Coach Warren says: "a
expect the Georgia game to be as
hard if not harder. than the Wander
bilt game. and Virginia will be
pushed to the limit to win"
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-24

TENN, Oct. I'll
" Trying to analyZe the effect of
the defeat of Michigan by the
Aggies both upon the Yost machine
and likewise upon Vanderbilt has al
most put Coach McGugin in the fool
ish factory He realizes that this
thing of oVerconfidence has on many
occasions caused the best of fighting
machines to be humbled. And to
guard against the possibility Of his
charges allowing their hopes to soar
too high, the Commodore leader has
broken rule Of patience and a speak
easy policy to which he has adhered
since he took up the duties of coach
at Vanderbilt in 1904.
McGugin has always accomplished
victory by direct appeal to his men,
in preference to drivina them Never
has he been harsh in his criticisms.
But the victory of the Aggies puz-
lied McGugin, and in trying to solve
the riddle came the thought that the
Commodores might have begun to fig
ure the Wolverine too weak an enc
my. To distract their attention and
cause whatever confidence they might
| harhor to dWindle, the Commodore
coaCh's manner suddenly shifted from
| the patient leader to the slave driver
Calling the more than 60 regulars
/ and candidates into the gym, McGu-
| gin cut loose with blstering TRADE
| which, when It leaked out, became
/ the sensation of the campus. Not a
| man, with the exception of Captain
| Brown, Tackle Brown and Halfbacll
| Skies, escaped the vitriolic lecture. All
| the glaring faults and Weaknesses
/ We're exaggerated. and some of the
! regulars were made to feel that they
| We're hanging to their positions by a
| mighty slender thread
Having so little charging power in
! the hackdeld, McGugin probably will
J depend almost entirely on forward
| pass plays against Michigan should
| the light backs be unable to sweep
! the Wolverine ends Much attention
was devoted yesterday afternoon to
| the perfection of new plays. while
McGugin and the other coaches
! charged flercely against the varsity
/ line
| Morgan, the big center, who was in
| lureu In the henderson game, was out
and ran signals with the varsity. but
| he limped painfully while Fullback
/ Turner who was also on the field did
not exert himself
McGugin expects Michigan to pre-
| sent against Vanderbilt several regu-
| lars who We're not in the lineup in
the Aggies game. and in every play
/ he attempts to impress the varsity
| with the fact that they will have a
hard struggle on Saturday
| Mcqueen probably will start al
| right half, having made a good i'm
! preston last Saturday. while McGu-
| gin is undecided between Murray anc
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-24
AUBURN | OOkS
FOR HARD GAME
WITH MISS. A. NJ.
Mike Donahue Preparing His
Warriors for Tough Battle
Saturday Afternoon,
BY Mike Donahue.
Coach Auburn Football Eleven.)

a UBCRN, ALA. oct 24.-The
~ est work of the year is the pro-
gram at Auburn this week in
preparation for the coming hard
games. SO far the games have been
preliminary. and only good practice
games. but from nov on every game
ls going to be doubtful proposition.
The game with Mississippi a. & NJ, in
Birmingham Saturday win call forth
Auburn's fun strength, and prepara-
tons are being made accordingly.
With the exception of Thigpen and
ers the squad came out Of the Glenn
son game in good shape The Glenn
son field is the hardest and toughest
that Auburn has ever played on, so
the bruises were looked for Thigpen
may be out of the Mississippi game,
as he has a badly bruised muscle.
The main work this week has been
in attempting to find a hacktield man
OF some weight to help out the lighteg
players A good deal of time has been
spent on Taylor but he had lost SO
much time with a twisted ankle that
it is extremely doubtful II time
enough can be spent on him now.
He is very green. but willing. and
will be used to advantage somewhere
else in the lineup if not in the back
field.
Kearley. who played end last year
but who has been out with a char
ley horse" is also being worked in
the backncld He has a world OF
speed and considerable experience in
varsity football, and he is very apt
TO make good in this position lie
and Taylor may be alternated at end
and in the haCkheld
Prendergast. another hackfield mar
of weight and promise, has beer
handicapped by a wrenChed arm
which causes him to tumble consider
ably. He is also unfamiliar witt
varsity football The lighter backs
Newell, Harris and Arnold, are being
rested as much as possible Christie.
pher is being worked good deal
and is developing into a frst-clas'
man Although not very heavy, he il
powerful plunger. and fights TO tn,
end.
u is expected that Auburn vii
take its full varsity squad To Bir
mingham
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-24
Vardon and Ray Win
Over Western Star

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 24.-Harry
Vardon and Edward Ray. English golf
professionals, playing in the Portola
golf tournament, easily defeated their
opponents in the two eighteen hole
matches over the San Francisco Golf
and Country Club course yesteday.
Playing in the morning Ray and Var
don defeated the best ball of Frank
CARLY, Charles Maud and Fred Reilly,
the latter hte club professional, up
and to play. The best ball of the Eng
lishmen was &c, par for the course be-
ing So Vardon's, individual score was
eS.
In the afternoon Vardon and Ray beat
the best ball 70 CARLY. Robin Rayne and
Chaplin Tubbs, up, to play. Ray and
Vardon's best bali was 81. Rays in
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-24
Eromme Beats Sox
In Sixth Game, 6-3

BLUE RAPIDS, NEBR., Oct 24,-The
White SoX and Giants stopped here to-
day on their world tour for the sew
Iris Speaker, the Red Sox star, who was
expected to join the SoX at Sioux City
yesterday, failed to appear, and Mana
ger Callahan will send Mattick, regu.
lar ,Sox outfielder. to the right garden.
which Pitcher doc" White has been
covering
Fromme, pitching for the Giants, was
credited with a win in Sioux City yes
terday over Jim Scott. The score was
6 to 3.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-24
Maroons Confident of
Beating Purdue in
To-morroW's Game

CHICAGO. Oct 24.-The Maroons and
Purdue to-day were ready for battle.
The Lafayette team arrived last night
and will go to Marshall Field this after
noon, where they take their final prac-
tice for to-morrow's game. The work
out on the Maroon gridiron is an I'M
usual departure from custom, but Coach
Stagg, of the home eleven. granted the
visitors the field for today and took
his team for its final workout to a
nearby park Chicago is confident of
victory in a hard, close fight
Illinois took it's final practice yester-
day for the game with Indiana at In
dianapolis, the scene of the clash Gov
ernor Dunno of Illinois left iaSt night ia
be the guest of Governor Ralston at
the game The Illinois eleven has
showed surprising strength in the last
practice of this week.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-24
Boys High Ready
For Tech Scrubs

BOYS High eleven of the local Prep
League win tackle the Tech scrubs this
afternoon at Grant Field.
Boys High is about the best eleven
that the school has produced in several
yeasr, and should give the scrubs
tough battle all the way.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-24
Michigan RulesWith Iron Hand
Vandy Coach Changes Tactics
= Copyright. 1913, International News
Service

Askew at left tackle. The latter is
improving rapidly, is a powerful fell
low, but knows little about the game,
and Reams, last year a substitute
linesman, who has not been out be-
fore on account of an attack of ty-
phoid fever, but who came out for
practice yesterday, may start at that
position.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-24
'Rube' Marquard May
Be Traded for Tyler

NEW YORK, Oct. 24.-Local fandon
was much disturbed to-day over the rec
port that Manager John j McGraw had
arranged with George Stallings of tho
Boston Braves, a swap of Pitcher Rube
Marquard for George Tyler.
President n. Hampstead and President
James E. Gaffney, owners of the clubs
which were alleged to have been nego,
tiating, denied knowing anything Of
such proposition.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-24
Sporting Food
10y oEoRou q. pHAIH-
WINTER.

WINTER.
on, The tong and drcdy winter
on, the cold and crVcl Winter
when the baseball pldBerS beat IL
To the tai and uncut timber.
And the experts hoid post mOrfemS
on the late lamcHtcd season,
Tie the can 10 Joseph Thinker,
Send Bin DGhlen to the minors.
Irdde tn COBB for chose or Speaker,
Send Tom LBRch his raIking papers
And elect one Joe O'BrieR.
Build grdHdstdnd ont on P0tk
street
TO replaces the ancient structure
Thdt diSgrGccs modern bdsebdH,;
Grind ont stories Old and hOdlV
while the r00tCrS real and mWrmUr.
"Oh, the long and drodrp WINTER!
on. the cold and crHoi Winter"
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-24
KsoKuk PLAYER is DRAFTED

hEOkIk, lOWA. oct 24.-lt was
announced to-day that Shortstop Nc
Gafiigsn. Of the local team, would go
10 Seattle by the draft route Nc
Gafigsn had been sold to Lincoln.
Nebr. by Keokuk, subject TO draft.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-24
ANSWER 10 OuERX

Fred Kelly: 190s-Harrar 4, Yale
Q; 19o9-.Yale s. Harvard o; 1910
Yale Q, Harvard 0; 191l-Yale 0. Har-
ward 0; 19l2-HarNard 20, Yale 0.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-24

COSTELLO us SWITCHED.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 2s.-Captain
Harry Costello, star quarterback OF
the Georgetown University eleven
has been switched permanently to
halfback.