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Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1916-05-18
FOURTH OF JULY is COMING

We take it for granted that Bosa intends celebrate the Fourth
OF July this year in such that will eclipse attempted here
to fore but the steps taken towards raising the funds appoint
ING the various committees and securing the attractions that much bet
ter will be the celebration The committee should be busy
now securing attractions before have take what left instead of
picking from all the good About weeks remain until the
Fourth of July and select the committees attend to the details
will require time Advertising should be started within few DAYS 50
that people from all sections will make their plans to come here The
finance committee will with money the bank this year. for
there was small amount left from last season. Let's pet busv
and make the Fourth July Celebration such success this
year that will be the standard for years to come
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1916-05-18
MANY ATHLETES IN FAMILY
Five Wilson's Of Binohamton, n. Y.
Scattered About Among Several
Different COLLEGES.

American college sport has hM
many noted groups Of brothers who
have attained fame in one form Of
athletics or another besides the poes
OF Princeton, the Joneses Of Yale, md
the Cutters of Harvard. Now We must
add the Wilson's Of Binghamton, n.
Y; thus identified because no one col
lege claims them-a family of athletes,
There are five Wilsons-Tom, Alee,
Marion, Kenneth and Donald.
Tom" Wilson was guard at Laisy
cite one year and then played on the
Princeton elevens in 1911 and 1912.
During the past season he was line
coach at Wisconsin, helping BIN
Juneau. Alec Wilson, the next broth.
er, was the 1915 captain and quarter.
back at Yale. Marion Wilson was one
Of the ends at Princeton, though not
in the first string, and is said to be 4
wonder in receiving forward passes.
Kenneth, the fourth brother. was On
the scrub eleven at Exeter, and Don.
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1916-05-18
SPORTING
WORLD

The St. Louis club will retain Bob
Connery and Eddie Herr as scouts.
Catesby Woodford, president of the
Kentucky Racing association, has re.
signed.
Smoky Joe Wood of the Red Sox
is slated for release. President Lam
min has asked for waivers.
The Boston club has received the
signed contract of Catcher Walter
Tragesser, the Jersey City recruit.
The Cincinnati club has withdrawn
Catcher Wingo from the market, not.
withstanding big bid by Boston.
Marty McHale, who undoubtedly is
a good singer, hopes to return to the
big show this year and stay there.
II Hans Lobert plays ball as he did
with the Phillies in 1918, the Giants
will be dangerous pennant factors.
Miss Elaine Rosenthal OF Chicago is
Florida state golf champion, having
defeated Miss Witherbee of Port
Henry, 9 to s, at Palm Beach.
In the national amateur rackets
championship at the Boston Racket
club G. A. Thorne of Chicago was vic.
torious.
Ray Demmitt, outfielder, formerly
with the Chicago White Sox, has been
signed by the Columbus American AS.
sociation club.
Mike McDevitt is putting in his
spare time breaking and educating sew.
en- yearlings by Peter Me-, and he says
they are born trotters.
One Of the reasons, perhaps, for the
decline of the Cleveland Indians is the
unusual interest manifested in semi
professional baseball in that city.
Fielder Jones has notified George
Sisler, who plays everything, includ.
ing penny ante. that he will be used
on the eminence exclusively next sea
son.
One reason why the White Sox
failed to win the flag last season was
that they had no less than 1873 run
ners thrown out while attempting to
steal
John ]. McGraw likes a cocky play.
er. He prefers man who has conf.
dence in himself. And Mr. John J.
MCGraw is good student of human
nature.
Mike Kelly. manager of the St. Paul
Saints. says he will take back Charley
Boardman, the former Waterbury
southpaw, if he fails to make good
with the St. Louis Cardinals.
Del Howard, former manager of the
San Francisco club Of the Pacific
Coast league, will next season man.
age the Hayden (Ariz.) club of the In
dependent Copper Belt league.
Hugh Duffy has turned down ali Of.
fer to manage the Providence club.
Duffy made q great hit as owner of
the team for three years and the club
has made no money since he left there.
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1916-05-18

Frank Chance, who has returned to
baseball as part owner and manager
of the Los Angeles club, is great
speed enthusiast. He owns a big car
that can reach mark better than IS
miles an hour. On only two occa.
sions has he asked a driver to slow up.
One Of these was when Barney Old
field took him down a stretch OF road
near Pasadena at a gait exceeding
80 per. Another was when he was
riding in a car from Boston to New
York.
They were hitting up about 60
miles an hour when a motorcycle po.
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1916-05-18

aid, the Youngest, was substitute - s =,
on the Binghamton Central N.Y. :.
school eleven. Kenneth also rowe "
the Exeter crew. -.
TON" Wilson is 6 feet in neItu =.
and weighs 200 pounds; Alec IS W.
9 inches and weighs 1856; Marlon w.
feet liz inches and weighs loO' h ~.
meth is S feet 1917 inches and we IT,.
100, and Donald is 5 feet lV1a ~, .u' !,
and weighs 1876. A rangy 'o' :"
brothers.
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1916-05-18
REAL ACTION is TAKEN

The action of commission Council Friday taking steps
setting dates for the election the bond issue
y For months the necessity of the bond has discussed
the meetings by the PRESS and whenever groups gather
ed until there why every payer the Bogasa
we'll posted why called and the necessity of
favorne it
has been recommended that bond issue 100000 voted
With this money the intention of the Commission Council buy
the grounds and buildings occupied schools and also build
take the and system build and equip
modern fire station and make of the and
TENS to every of the city and build city Jail
Boeas has been this is done that the fire nsur-
will be reduced from twenty-five thirty third
per On that basis alone there will be saving fire insurance
the payers of Boeausa about $4,000 wear which will
be enough the bonds they Therefore Boeasa
only get public utilities necessities as gift but will have
100000 expended for labor during next
few months
AS understand the bond corporation or firm will be per-
med the valuation property you possess will be
counted as well as your vote Therefore, when 60 will be
necessary for know the the city
BogaIusa
That the bond issue will carry there the slightest doubt and
nasmuc which involves the welfare children
well ourselves you should study all the details carefully cast
ing your vote
Perhaps that the date has been election the argu
will down the and every detail involved
instead of dealing in eeneraIies
We believe that payer will thorough investga
the details that he will avo the bond Let's show the
world that Boausa has arrived the point where all unani
questions The Boealusa Spirit 25OOO in Five Years will
make big showing everyone votes for the bond ISSUE
BoauSa certainly made impression Baton Rouge the iDa
DURATION All which goes show what enthusiasm will be raised for
fellow townsman campaign for Congress-
gets started Boausa last has realized that entitled to some
thing and we are united pretty certain that we will get
Much being manifested by the residents the South Side
for the $500 prizes pes yard the sanitary
back yard The good work being done reflects great credit Magic
City, and should incentive for other sections of the city follow
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1916-05-18

liceman was spied chasing ther
Shall | hit it up and lose HIM;
asked the driver.
Sure said Chance.
For miles they sped along At . ,s.,.
full gait, lodging carriages and .,.s
ing dangerous spots. Finally the ~.
skldded around a corner, Just rujssin,
the ditch.
Him." remarked Chance. ",s4.
slow up a Bit"
They did so. and the copper cam.
up with them. Chance said he womb
have gladly paid any fine rather th,,
make such a trip again.
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1916-05-18
Australian Boxers at tho Front =.

Australian Boxers at tho FROM -,
Snowy Baker, the Aao' ~
pugilistic promoter, figures aoou' . y.
men more or less prominently conu. u.
ed with the boxing game IN Au1s a
are in the trenches or on then "" :.
the war. 1t is said that Les law =.
Australian champion, will folio. w.. =.
example of his countrymen and lel'''
fighters and will enlist for the wa
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1916-05-18
Soma Costly Baseball rse'~

Some Costly Baseball Feas. eau. !.
The St. Louis Feds paid Aal'' ...t
big bonus and $4,000 salary ~ 40
Ing 20 base hits, an average ~ "a
$500 per hit; Baltimore ~. .a,- III
Bender 1866 for winning lou ~. e
games, an average COST o, 1 mi 100
games, and the Braves paid BIZ -: !. 4.
hospital. .----- -.------------
The Detroit times., 1916-12-05
BULLS IN SADDLE
IN TRADING on
LOCAL EXCHANGE

4 forcrful bullish movement kept
trading ar a lively pitch on me De
troit stock exchange, Tuesday
moruinr. most ci The activity cen
terne IN Paige Detroit. Continental
REQ. Ccdnullas and prIdden
The ,ps~Ialucs and Hdustrials
also sharet in The activity In this
list Burruush. advanced Ave points
In ihc 51 with no stock offered
There was also nn inquiry for Auto
body bu the oderiuS held 100 high
30 make it an inviting purchase
Continental advanced a quarter in
Tie bid and oierpg The prices AZ
the close being 4ll-1 bid and 40 IL
offered Paige sold for 40 m the
floor. number of large ,ransactions
featuring a brisk movement 10 lake
81 up The close was 80 IL bid and
a. g asked
\ largo nun bar OF shares OF REQ
aud Prudden also changed hands
but without = reyisemen' in prices
Packard drew a old Of los with
Offering a. i.5
The Detroit times., 1916-12-05
WYANDOTTE


Branch 20 =. g y A wfu eiecs
officers "wednesday night ga the
NJ Y A. hail
The Wyandotte c'tv corrrrI ssicu
will meet Tuesday night
Kosta iOkotrenvich. 20 Biiifr-aVe.
south. was arrested Monday rharrrF
with running a blind pig ffe plea
ed not guilty ard viii hs eYafair sr
Friday morning before Justice Ed
ward Benttic.
Woodmau circle. BiddIs Grove $50.
II will meet " Wednesday Hett n
Therts hall Coree wiil ha served
The NAsous Will have tHcir arrIia
Christmas tree and celebration rrf-
day evening. Dec. g., in tbc Masonic
hall
The NJ r. Kings Heralds viii meet
"Wednesday afternoon in the homr of
Mrs IudkinR
CITY clerk John Biocl, reports o.
deaths and so hirths IN Wvandotta
during the month ~ Novcm bcr
The Wyandotte Teachers asro. .a-
tlon will meet fNesiay afternoon af -
er school hour. ir The Lincoln AZ .oi
Professor ~. a. D-lsy viii speak ou
Waste In tho chrs room A. N SOD
den vii! rpcaN on tie subject "'Nrat
should the school Do FOR the ruri
who does not Intend TO e. tn cole
leser"
The wyandotte choral and Opera
society will meet TucstaN in tre ~ y-
Andottc Conservatory ~ Mual- uslI.
The Detroit times., 1916-12-05
q New Corporations

LANSING MicN Dec 8 Rapid
Service Face Brick company limit.
e5 Detroit 500 600. Harold W
Holmes. Fredsric< 3 Stevens. Ralph
spencer Sceni- heights land com
qsrv Flint $4,000. Rex theater
company ManistlgIe. s. GOO Union
House W-ecking company Detroit
$4,000 Roy n Partridge. Anna c
cartridge. Alfred T Harrow
The Detroit times., 1916-12-05
FRENCH AIRMAN
BRINGS DOWN
TWENTIETH PLANE

PARIS pec SubIlcut Nun
ere>ser. cne of 'he crack "Aee~'' Of
he French aviation corps lss down
I'd tvo German aeropianes making
his tofal 20 rhN Official statement
tcday announced TIE air battle
occurred on Tho Somme
The uixh' VAS qui@ on the
whole fron', the statement said.
The Detroit times., 1916-12-05
cuRB coPr'ER STOCKS
NEw YonK PRnnTrr

NEW YORK Dec ''~FiSlr nuii.
uns.ttisd. Perh Firm mess. s7i So
S.ssSMr.. ~ ,ssrT ,s,'.'f raw W. srg s2a.
H.is, i,': s-s:k niR.' iR.' ,srG.r.S sd al' :, o' e
9r~npiats4 tflsofn CoTss y
No 90 pDs< yxs r~Ilo~ Fru
spsciAL tysI Aty, l1si cSuntry 49,.
Suxe Has -ysAhi Irn. 80
Drfsvse Ssyifyyi Irrsruiar; turkey
Vq'ss. shsdkypA sdi7oi fowls
uns.tust r.es~ iIp' foskA isg!7c.
fewls seitG. tvrsCS 80
isxo. Chsss., Steady stat. mild
common - spsoisis 20
skins, common % specfA nan
The Detroit times., 1916-12-05
ECORSE

The village council will wrct ruca.
dav night tu consider the request ~
thu Ecorse Foundry COMPANY g. rfy
tend the water mains down MAIN
81 10 tie factory sita. The compare g.
will uss the site formerly oNntI bv
the suburban Motor COMPANY ant
viii occupy the huiidi-E nov ti 20
and erect q new one twice lF zs
cf the present structure,
The Detroit times., 1916-12-05
le336c7 FINANCIAL AND MARKET NEWS Local


NrW YORK Wee Bufrer ln-
settled rrr~tpfs hNia creamery .eN-
Ira r4- state dairy. tGos ltu sNla
.--.far..r .FrauferY Hrst~ fa Tlt y
F- special market ssig q 40 ~ -s
-raI.F,. receipts s t6a nearby Whit"
fl..k ENrs 0sa rr' nliNot tsn. D.
grfsh frsts tAu boy
The Detroit times., 1916-12-05
TRENTON

q A. NJ lodge. No. 9. viii elcrt
eNicefs "wednesday evening 20 hold
o6icc Fer the e.suing year.
The Detroit times., 1916-12-05
Detroit sank cIearinus

Detroit bank clearlnEs. Tuesday
were SS.s52 h92 a. Total clearings
for 1915 'o da amount 20 t2.065..
2246cS sl as -aiHst tt.35G.420.
so - i0r he corresponding period
ir 1918.
The Detroit times., 1916-12-05

L. 5. ASKS ABOUT
CHEMUNG SINKING

WAsHiEGTON 'pnc Tho
ruued states government has .n
qured of the Austrian government
conccrr.ns fal- surrounding hr
forprdo.r- of the American steam.
rr chem9ne bt IN Austrian fuhma
r.ne
The Detroit times., 1916-12-05

Pr4ntinE-th~ pIsin neat ktnd--thss
o. rtrht--Tirss Dob Dept Main ts2n
The Detroit times., 1916-12-05

PrinfinE--fhs pistr reat Eins-thst
n Tight--Ttnses Jeb De0t.--usis fs2a
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1916-12-07
LEVEE STILL GROWING"

The fine weather of the past
six weeks has been a blessing so
far as the building of the West
Hickman levee is concerned.
Work has gone ahead at a very
satisfactory rate-and continues.
The two work trains are now en-
gagged in raising he big EN-
banlIment ia the vicinity of the
upper mill of the Mengel Box
Co. All along the line, the levee
is now big enough and strong e.
nough to withstand any ordi-
nary water, and everything in
the protected area is now safe
and secure against repetition
of such a disaster as We exper-
fenced last January.
When finished, this will be the
strongest piece Of levee in this
section.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1916-12-07

Our old friend Will Harmon,
who left here three years ago
and located at Boonville, Miss, =
up on a visit to his sister, Mrs.
Henry McMullin and other rela-
tives. Will says he is doing fine
in Mississippi.
We wish to express our sim
cerc thanks and appreciation TO-
all who rendered assistance dur
ing the recent fire, which en-
dapgered our hone.--Mrs. j. +.
Fuq1Ia.
Mrs. w. E. Lynch and children
returned home Saturday after .
visit to her cousin, Geo. Trammel,
and wife.
Miss Patse Farmer, of Frank
lin, Tenn, who has been visiting
Mrs. E. Dobson, has returned
home.
Only two more issues of the
Courier before Christmas.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1916-12-07
CRYSTAL THREATRE.

Manager J. r. Stephens tells
the Courier that the patronage Of
the Crystal is increasing nicely,
and also states that he is max
ing every effort to get the best
pictures that money can buy. He
has had a number of years ex-
perience in the business and
ought to know what he is doing.
He wants his patrons to be the
judge of his pictures, and tell
him when they are not satisfac-
tory.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1916-12-07
WHY NOT A HAT?

You can always put it down
as a safe selection that a smart
stylish hat will be appreciated.
In presenting your relatives or
friends with hat, it is advisable
that you select one that harmo-
nizes with his clothes. Our sales
man will see to it that the prop
er choice is made. Our Xmas
showing contains all the latest
styles of best quality.
Soft hats. =. $3.50 to 400
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1916-12-07

We shall proceed at once, az
the law provides, to enforce col
lection Of all delinquent or un-
paid taxes by advertising real es-
tate for sale, by levying on per-
sonal property or garnisheeing
wages. II 10 useless to try to
presume ON our friendship this
year BY asking US further time
for We are all carrying over from
last year more than we are able.
Times are better and all could
pay Il they make a real effort.
You win save considerable extra
costs By settling now, even if
you have 70 borrow some money.
Unlsss you call and pay up you
may expect q visit from q dep
uty who win levy upon anything
hs can find a. nothing is ex-
smpt from taxes. We must get
the money. .
Yours truly,
Bailey Huddleston.
Sheriff and Tax Col
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1916-12-07

j. G. Hendrix & Son, local
Ford agents, will unload two ears
Of Fords this week. They are
certainly filling up this section
with "jitneys.
w. 8. Doty is improving. Two
weeks ago he fell from a scaffold
while ceiling a room and it was
thought his injuries might prove
fatal.
The Farmers & Merchants Banl
win start . Christmas Savings
Club, and invites you to become
. member. Ask for full particu-
lars.
Miss Annie Shurer, of Union
City, returned home Sunday af-
tar . short visit to Miss Lucille
Hendrex.
Don't miss the opportunity to
Join our Christmas Savings Club.
-Farmers 4 Merchants Bank.
G. n. Moore, wife and chill
dren spent Thursday of last week
with Will Williams, of Fulton.
4iss Neva White, of Paducah,
spent . few days last week with
4iss Hottie Williams.
Ma Will Scates, of Union
City, b visiting her daughter.
Mn. p. b. Curtin
The etr. Ferd Herold was up
vsneGday. U
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-12
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
MILITARY CONFERENCE
Officers Consult Plans for Hotter
ncnf of Conditions In the
Fourth irgInrnf

To propose measures for the well
far" 81 the Fourth Regiment. the only
infantry organization OF the Virginia
Natiolh! Guard not mustered into the
fc""ral service, II conference was held
al $50 o'clock last might in the Office
"i Ia" AdJutant-'icncral. at which were
present EriEadicr-Gcncral w w Sale
AdJuiant-t;cncral of Virginia: Hri-a-
ulSt-t;"ncral {. G.. Vaughan, Jr, com
nland"r OF til" First brigade: Colonel
=. T.. t'"odwyn. commander of the
Fourth kcgimcnt; Colonel &. 4. DENIM
s"N. Of tho United States Army; Lieu
tenant Colonel 10 Lame stern. in
sp"ei"r-S general al the State militia:
lieutenant Colonel bernard w SaIo-
m"nshy. 81 the Fourth Regiment:
Major =. J.. Wright. adjutan; of the
FIRST brigade. and Captain Joseph lie
MasWicr chief clerk of the Adjutnrt
generals Office. Plans relating 10 a
number Of matters OF concern 10 the
Fourth Regimen, were formulated. ANA
VIII hc submitted to Governor stuart
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-12
Often NAUSEATED
AWFUL HEADACHES
stomach Was All Out Of sorts, nut
ichniond Mum soon Found
Relief in Tnnlnc.

had catarrh OF the stomach and
woke every morning feeling badly. |
ir!t sooG Tor nothing all day long
ana frequently had headaches After
meal would often be nausaat.d and
Would vomit Then began taking
Ian!ac and the change in my condi-
tlon was wonderfully" declared John
hl!hy, a wcll-known iron worker in
the trade. residing In Richmond NJ 767
south Belridcrc Street
haa lost considerable weight and
my appetite was gone completely
when started taking Tanlac. bur
now. after taking three bottles | can
,rh'hiuily say that feel better and
EMO" am better than have been
ioF u ions, long time. I'm much strong
:, 'h"h IN many. many months, and
.he wonders II worked for my whole
sSH'c'h causes me to praise Tanlac TO
everyone and To all whom meet
continued Mr.. Kirby. who claims mat
i'hidc, In his opinion. Is the rrcatesr
tonic ana appetizer Of the age
ANY man or woman troubled with
uiLcS.!"n ana stomach. or troubled
WIN headaches, nervousness constina
.i"h or The other symptoms indicat
.hE a breakdown in the vital organs
OF stomach, kidneys or liver. should
without hesitation 20 to the nearest
store listed below and get n bo,,Ie 90
inns highly recommended remedy
"hich Al any rate must surely b.
worthy Of thorough trial The prire
oi Iahlac. which includes n small
package OF Tanac Tablets. is 800,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-12
HASN'T HAD
PAIN SINCE
Old Pains In Iinci< ind Tit Of stomach
Have Disappeared and Don't Come
llnrL After Taking Tnnlnc.

After trying many remedies which
LATED. found Tanlac a wonderful
preparation. and want to recommend
I. 80 Tat others may saw" tiEn and
money by HnowinE just what u take
II troubled as ] Was" said lack 4.
Leaning. wcll-kuown art slas,
worker VII" for nine years has been
following this trade in this section
ana resides at south Fifth street
y suffered with stomach ami kiun.,.
tr"nhle li"d = bad rain In sid. aut'
PIT OF nay stomach fci Il month \rtor
eating. especially on retiring, too: but
after tnishinr my third bottle Of Tan
la'. J must %ay | have been abSol,,. 81 =
relieved. and haven't been bothered
since. can recommend Tanlac to all.
I'm no longer bothered about getting
up through the night. and am also re-
iieved of the sharp pains in the lower
part OF my back and waist After try
ing many remedies. which failed. I
haven't been troubled since cant
say too much for Tanlac"
Get bottle II troubled with storn-
ach or Kidneys at the nearest Tanlac
agent below.