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East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1916-09-15
SALARIES
Respt Submitted
o. e. Davis, Street Com.

Ordered by the Board that Mr..
McIngyale purchase Stove for
Public School.
Moved by Scales sec by Hart>
ness that l. G. r r Co be given
further time to complete plans and
specifications for Bridge on Main
Street. All voting yes.
Moved by Harrington Sec by
Ames that the matter of lowering
walks and building steps at en-
trance of alley on west side of
Montgomery Street between Main
aud Lee streets be referred to Street
Committee and that they be en-.
powered to have necessary work
done. All voting yes.
Moved by Harrington Sec by
Ames that the matter of lowering
walk on North side Main street
be referred to- Street Committee and
that they be empowered to have
all necessary work done. All vot.
ing yes.
drainage district No. l, q tax OF
1928 per cent Of the entire assess
ment against said lands was order.
ed levied.
In the matter of levy of taxes
upon the lands included and EN-.
braced in the Central Drainage
District of Oktibbeha county. IL
was ordered that q tax of 6.4 per.
centum of the entire assessment
was levied.
In the matter of q. w. Parker,
Jr the charges were were not sus.
tanned.
Friday, Sept. 8, 1916.
] d Perkins, vat work..................a.. ] 81
N l. stewart, fling vats..........-.....- 4 81
Frank Chiles. temp pau ................ 2 U
u W Outlaw, Jr, chkng lmbr... . 0l
Beat No 5 road bond fund, mules39l p
Report of insptng Glenn Bevih
contract work on Louisville roaG
from Supervisor Outlaw showed
that Bsvill has not complied will
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1916-09-15
Head OFF That All Winter Cough

At the first sign of sore throat,
tight chest or stuffed. up head take
a dose of DR.. Bells Pine>Tar
Honey. The healing pine-tar,
soothing honey and glycerine
quickly relieve the congestion,
loosen the phlegm and break up
your cold. DR.. Bells Pine-Tar.
Honey has all the benefits Of the
healing aroma from a pine forest,
it is pleasant to take and antisep.
tic. The formula on the bottle
tells why it relieves colds and
coughs. At your Druggist, 25c.
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1916-09-15

contract and same was ordered not
to be paid.
Tax Levy.
State tax, 6 mills
Court II bonds, 1.2 mills
Common county fund, 1'2
Common School fund, l
Ag High Sch End, 1>2
Sturgis Dist Sch find, 4 I-2
Dist rd bnd find, 2 Sd
Dist rd bnd fnd End. Issue 5 81
Dist rd fud No |. = mills
" ,, I'd find, 3 mills
" bnd. 5 mills
" bnd, 8 mills
4 bnd, 4 mills
" fnd, 3 mills
" 5 /" find, mills
In the matter of changing
Chestnut Grove asked inpetition
of DR.. o. W. Roberts the board
appointed committee to inspect
road.
Moved by Page Sec by AmeS
that bid of F ID Harvey g. Co for
paving and improvement of Lamp
kin from its Intersection with La
fsyette street to its Intersection
with Montgomery street be acs
cepted.
A b Harrington yes
j Z Page yea
q d HARNESS no
A II Ames yes
W w Scales Jr yes
Motion carried
Moved by Hartness Sec by Ames
that j Z Page and w W Scales Jr
be appointed Committee to Su-
pervise paving Lampkin Street.
All voting yes
Except W w Scales Jr voting no
There being no further business
board adjourned to meet Wednes>
day night Sept 9th.
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1916-09-15
Australia, which In q small wa,

Australia. which In a small way
has owned and managed merchant
ships for several years, has re-
Gently bought fifteen large cargo
steamers to use in carrying wheat
to England. 1t had to pay nearly
one hundred dollars a ton for yes.
sells that were worth only about
twenty dollars a ton when the war
began, but there seemed to be no
other way to get shipping into the
wheat>carryiug trade.
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1916-09-15
Imitation Is Sineerest flattery.

hut like counterfeit money the i'm
itation has not the worth of the
original. Insist on LA Creole''
Hair Dressing-it's the 0liginsl.
Darkens your hair in the natural
way, but containe no dye. Price
$l.00.
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1916-09-15
BOARD OF MAYOR
AND ALDERMEN
SEPTEMBER TERM.

Starkville, Miss. Sept. 5 1916.
Hon. Mayor and Board Of Alder
man of the City of Starville. met
in regular session, in the Mayor s
Hall, this the 5 day Of Sept. 1916
at 8 p. m.
There were present, Mayor P.
G. Sudduth, Aldermen A. B. Har-
rinpton, j. C. Page, G. d. Hart.
moss, A. d. Ames, W. W. Scales
Jr., Clerk 7. ]. Gum, Mashsl IL.
Maxwell mono being absent.
The Minutes of the preyions
meetings were read and adopted
and the following business tran.
sacted,
MAYORS report for The month
Of Aug 1916.
Fines Assessed
B00ny dalDrooK W
Odie Thomas 8 w
Son Bell l 0O
Hanna Walker 3 40
Walter Locketh e 90
Total 1923 40
Fines Outstanding month Aug.
1916. None.
Fine Collected and Turned into
Treas. $5S O5.
Respt Submitted
P. u. Sudduth, Mayor.
Ordered by the Board that said
report be received and spread up.
on Minutes.
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1916-09-15

supervisors district No. 9, q petit
ton with the required number of
qualified voters was presented and
same accepted, and ordered that
same be published in the Stark.
vile News for three weeks.
In the matter of the levy OF tax
es upon the lands included and
embraced in Oktibbehs county
F ID Harvey, road work..........---12s6 u
Sec State Bank, frt & labor rock
road".--.... ..........,,..,..............l4 l4l7 OF
j Ii Smith & Co, hauing vat ma
terlal-.... ..,..,....,.....,..A. 2l no
Mlge Il perdiem board clerk &
Board adjourned till lst Monday
i'll October.
ID. W. Outlaw, Jr., Pres.
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1916-09-15
Van Lax Contains No calonel.

Has the desired effect on the
liver without "Calomel Sickness'e
1t has . pleasant taste. Price SOC
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1916-09-15

DO not waste time In the dis
paraeement of Others that You can
proftably employ in the improve.
ment of yourself.
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1916-09-15
Learn q Little Every Day.


900 heat units.
There are about 1900 gas plants
in this country.
Japan is experimenting with the
making of artificial silk.
Bad temper is sometimes ouly
a symptom of bad health.
The word and occurs 46,527
times in the Holy Scripture,
The lard consumption of the U.
s. is 100 pounds per capita.
The limit of the carrying power
of thunder is about Is miles.
The average weight of the
Greenland whale is 100 tons.
Customs in China discourages
the photographing of women.
Selling sea weed is one of the
trades of the Philippine fishermen.
A condor can exist without food
for 40 days, and an eagle 20 days.
Monaco has the smallest army
in the world. 1t consists of 200
men.
Servia is said to lead in ecu ten4
arians, but ireland is q close sec.
Ond.
Insanity costs every citizen 0
fhe United States one dollar per
year.
The centennial of gas lighting
in this country has just taken
place,
There are $500 women working
as guards on the railroads of Ger.
many.
The ratio of color.blind people
to those OF normal sight is about
IS to ll54.
The United States public health
service has proven that typhus il
spread by lice.
In the lexicon of health there Is
no such word as neutrality"
against disease.
Porto Rico has just had the most
profitable tourist season it has ev.
sr experienced.
The death rate of persons under
45 is decreasing. Of those over
As it is increasing.
Ninety per cent of the worlds
supply of cloves comes from the
Zanzibar archipelago.
The average annual death rate
a generation ago was Il per 1000
living; now it is about ID.
Perfume makers liz Italy use
annually 1860 tons OF orange bios.
SONS aud 1000 tons Of roses.
X-rays are now used by dentists
to determine whether or not root
canals have been properly filled.
In Sweden you cannot buy some.
think to drink without buying
something to eat at the same time.
approximately 1000, 200 bar.
rels of lime are prepared in tho
vicinity OF Rocklaud, Maine, ali.
nually.
The tallest people in the world
are Bororos, OF South Western
Brazil, The average height is 9
feet inches.
A small pocket light has no bat.
terry. The current Is generated by
small dynyplo concealed in the
handle and worked by one finger,
Alfred R. Qualiffe, vault CLERK
of the United States treasury, of
Washington, ID. g., has handled
SO, 900, 100000 in his so year, OF
service.
According to statistics just is.
sued. the total volume of national
advertising carried by newspapers
last year amounted to over $50.
600, 900.
| Scientists in both France and
Germany are seriously trying to
ascertain if there is any value in
the diyining rod for locating nm.
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1916-09-15

1u the matter of road bonds for
supervisors district No. s, where
q petition was presented contain.
ing the names of more than twenty
per centum of the qualified electors
OF the district, the board accepted
same, and ordered that same be
published in the Starkville News
for u space Of three weeks.
lp tue matter Vi road b0uds for
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1916-09-15

CITY TAX
Grand Total 1860 81
Turned into Treas. $1360 81
Respectfully Submitted,
T.J. Gum, Col
Ordered by the Board that said
report be received and spread up
on Minutes.
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1916-09-15
THE BOARD OF
SUPERVISORS
Monday, Sept. 4, 1916.


The Board of Supervisors of
Oktibbeha County met this day in
regular session all members and
officers present. This following
business was transacted:
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1916-09-15
Report Of Water 4 Light Plant For
Month Of August 1916.

NvpWS u W okel - hskus io"s Ss
Month Of August 1916.
Light ongine run 744 hrs
Air compressor run 55S
Pumping 279,OOO gallons of water
Burned $50 tons of coal. 369 20
Used 80 gallons, cylinder oil. 90
Used II gallons cylinder oil, 10
Used 81 pounds waste. 4 10
SALARIES
nm Richey $40 90
EB Lanier As 90
Geo McIugvsle 100 90
Buck Gordan 81 w
Rich Hunter 36 rs
Columbus Nslson 81 65
Total $7O4 80
Water rents sol 81
1ioht rents 72S 20
Total 1929 81
LIGHTS CUT IN
7 Charlie Montgomery Meter D
WATER CUT IN
| Joe Bell Water
7 Adam Gill Water
5 Geo Galespie Water
5 Winters Waters
7 Ford aud Winters Meter .lO0'
20.
Mrs. B M Henry
City Accounts % 00
Respectfully Submitted
Geo. McIngvale, Supt.
Street Commissioner Report Month OF
August 1916
Layed % feet of Is inch tile on
Lafayettee st hauled bbl Disinfec'
tant from NJ & o Depot to Power
House. Graded LIoyd's lot tor
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1916-09-15

1t was ordered by the board that
the levy for school purposes in the
Sturges consolidated school dis
trict be fixed at 4 l>2 mills.
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1916-09-15

contract and same was ordered not
to be paid.
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1916-09-15

Report of insptng Glenn BeviA
contract work on Louisville road
from Supervisor Outlaw showed
that Bsvill hes not complied with
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1916-03-12
REVIEW OF SEASON OF
PENN STATE WRESTLING

State College, Pa, March l.-During
the seven years that westling has oc-
cupied a prominent place on the sport
ing calendar at Penn State, no team
wearing the Blue and White has passed
through a more successful season than
that just closed. States grapplers met
six opponents, and pinned to the mat
the shoulders OF Ave of them. Meets
were won from Lehigh, Princeton, Massa-
chusetts Tech, and two from Pitt The
Navy matmen were conquerors OF the
state representatives. 4 review Of the
season shows that state wrestlers were
victorious in thirty-two bouts. lost seven
bouts and shared in three draws.
While not enjoying membership in the
intercollegiate Wrestling League, com
posed OF Cornell. Pennsylvania, Lehigh,
Princeton, Columbia and Massachusetts
Tech. Penn State has consistently car
rled off honors when any of the leaguers
were met outside the intercollegtates.
None of them, excepting Cornell, has
ever defeated State, and the Ithacans
were thrown in two OF the three meets
staged with the Center County team. All
other league members have fallen be
fore the prowess of states men. Since
1910, when wrestling was started at State
under the tutorshp OF w. F. Lewis, the
college physical director, the Blue and
White has engaged in thirty-two meets,
and twenty-eight of them have been won.
The Navy has taken three out OF four
contests.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1916-03-12
HAVANA ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-seIlins; purse, 500: 3-year-olds
and upward; i've furlongs. PenAncs, "; AjlI lts
Bone lo2 Jane Zoe; Miss Primity, lns; 'Prutosoras
100; Hugh. io6; Phil Conner, lo7; Jim Halliday,
los: Wander, 100.
SECOND RACE-Selling; purse 800; 3-year-oId.
and upward five furlongs. 'Chitrs, lo2: Indifferent
iW; EnTer Beg, 49, PIrlor Boy, liz: Sureget, liz
Ada Anne. LIS; Edmund Adams III.
THIRD RACE-Sellirg purse, 500; 3year-olds
and upward: five furlongA 'Iuzanti lol; Bunico
lo'; Palm Leaf. 10; Regular, 10; Orutund no.
Lord Wells. III: Quick, liz
FOURTH RACE-selling; purse 800; 3year-oldI
and upward; six furlongS. Argument s5; Margaret
heise, loli San Jon, lG3; Frontier lOs; Water
Lad los; Unity. D5: Volant. los; Felins 100; Ya
low Eyes, Ill; OTIS True. IL.
FIFTH RACE-Selng; purse 800; S-year-old.
and upward; Ave and half furiongs Edith Bau,
mann, ~; Blue Rock. lo2; HAbsrdssh, lo6; 'CaIe
thumpisn, loe; Lady Bryn, los; Elwah, 100; Arch.
cry. nj KayderoserOs, Ill; Prince Chap, ia
SIXTH RACE-Selling; handicap; purse 500
SyeaF-oAs and upward; mile. Queen Apple.
~ Tcchiei ls; Billie Baker. los; Merry Jubilee
lcs; Lnther. loS; Ray O. Light lOe
SEVENTH RACE-Selling; purse. 500; 3-yesr-
ODDS and upward; mile and fifty yards. "Almsda
Lawrence. 100; 'Caribel l04; Blue Mouse 100;
springmAss. l09 Earl Of Savoy. Ill; Belfast III
Flying Feet. Ill: Autumn, Ill; Southern Gold
Ill
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1916-03-12
To Hold Washington Night
In Baltimore Tournament

Through the unceasng efforts of George
lsemann, Washington will be represented
strongly in the coming tournament OF the
Baltimore Bowling Association. AS stated
before. March "a has been set aside for
the Washington shooters, and 1t Is to be
hoped that the Capital City lads will
bring home some of the money with them
This will not only be a great night for
the local pin spillers. but will be one of
the best boosts for the coming A. c. B,
A. tournament, which starts here on
April ,.
Johnny Wealth has already promised
five teams, many members OF which will
roll in the individual events, and the
visit of the locals will in all probability
make the Baltimore entry much larger.
and tho officials of the local tournament
are thinking strongly OF making a BAL
timore" night 1t is to be regretted that
only ten teams can be entered IN the
Baltimore tournament, but the time re-
quired will permit only this many to roll
Following are the Washington teams that
will participate:
Velvet Kind-Schmidt, Armiger, Chaplin.
Harley. Baum and Michaud. Doubles
Schmidt and Armiger. Harley and Baum
Michaud and Chaplin. All in singles.
Royals-Halley, Howser, Lewis, STAN
ford. Krauss and Rod!er. Doubles: Lewis
and Stanford. Howser and Krauss, Ise-
mann and HALEY, Watt and Oliveri. All
Ia singles.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1916-03-12
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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1916-03-12

1913 he coached the Princeton trapshoot-
ers and they won the intercollegiate
championship. Last fall he coached the
Yale University team, and Yale won the
championship. These little things make
one feel that Mr.. Stevens has the ability
TO instruct. His records in the Interstate
Competition show him to be an excellent
shot, and those who have shot with him
from the blinds and shooting boxes say
his aim is deadly-that he very seldom
misses. Mr.. Stevens will give personal
instruction to every one who desires it.,
and without any cost whatsoever He
will also have a corps of assistants to
aid him in the work of popularizing the
sport of trapshooting.
The equipment OF the school will CON-
sist OF one Ideal Leggett trap and one
western McCrea automatic tran. stand
ard targets being used, and twenty gauge
guns or practically every make The tar
gets VIII be thrown against background
OF water broken and missed tarets and
shot falling into the Atlantic Ocean
STANDARD trap loads will be used. The
targets will be thrown forty yards Any
person desiring to use his or her own
gun may do so.
This school will fill a long-felt want on
tne part or those who desire to learn to
shoot under the tutelage of a competcnt
instructor. From time to time EVENT.
VIII De arranged for groups Of shooters
who may be at the seaside resort and
team races and trophy events staged
shooters may arrange their own events
and shoot them over the school trans In
TACT. everything will be done to mako the
schooi help to every one Interested in
shooting. ="
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1916-03-12
First Installment Of Thorough
breds Arrive at Maryland
Course for Spring Meet.
IMPROVEMENTS ARE MADE

With racing less than three weeks away
Prince George Park is now the scene of
great activity, especially since the ar
rival Of the first installment of horses,
which came direct from New Orleans,
arriving at Bowie yesterday.
Another consignment from the same
place is scheduled to arrive on Wednes-
day. The many thoroughbreds who win
tered at Bowie and Benning, with the
late arrivals for the spring training, are
In good condition, and the next few days,
with good weather, will put them in form
for race. The course is in splendid
shape. for which Track Superintendent
Tom Strahan Is given general praise.
Several improvements have been made,
including the removal of a large portion
of the hill in the infield and the extern
sion of the grounds to the north side of
the grand stand by the filing in Of the
raVine.
Messrs. Ernest Utterback and Theodore
Coles Cthe latter has three Bobby King
colts in training) are enthusiastic over
the future Of the Bowie meet, declaring
that when the horses in training have
worked on little Of their overweight
thew will be ready for the bell.
Little England, a favorite with the local
horse lover, has wintered well and looks
1T.
Jockey Butwell. who has just arrived
from New Orleans, is enthusiastic over
the results Of the Crescent City meet and
declares that the horsemen he has spoken
to say that the prospects OF the Bowie
meeting are such that they expect that
the twelve-day racing will be the best
ever given in the spring in Maryland.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1916-03-12
JUAREZ RESULTS.

FIRST RACB-Six furlonEs Lachis, los III.
Shiling), 70 l, 2 to l, OF S. won: WhisperinE
Hope. l0l 70. Gentry. to l, 2 to l. to 10. sec
Ond; Little Blues, ldS Smith, to l. even To 2.
third. Time. lI3+5 Andrew Johnston, Jennie
Email and Asama also ran
SECOND RACE-One mile Acumen, l06 Smith.
5 to 2 10 s. to 5. won: Princess Janice. lG
Pauey). 6 10 !. ? TO !. to 5. second; Master
Joe, -Oi Hayes. to !. 2 to /, to s. third.
Time. 1:p. Endurance. Uncle Ike, Tutor, Air
Line Jolly Tar. Elsctrowan and Ortyx also ran.
THIRD RACE-ODe mile. Henry WAlbank, 100
tschamerhorn). 70 /. 20 S. out, won; strathearn.
lO4 III Shilling, 70 5. out, out second; FItE-
gerald. g tHayes). 6 to l. s to s. out third Time
l g -. First Star also ran.
FOURTH RACE-SiT furlongs. Brooks, 100 III.
Shilling. TO !. To 10. out won; Mex g (Marco),
) 10 ]. TO ). ont. second; Metropolitan, g 20.
Gentry to l. to ), out, third. Tine az
Dundreary and Harry l.. also ran.
FIFTH RACE-Fiye furlOngs. Odd Cross liz
tBuxtonl. 4 to :. 2 to l, even, won: Foeman, 100
lSchamerhornl. to l, to 5. to s. second; Tempy
Duncan. 100 Hayes, to l. to l, to 2 third.
Time 90 FaTorite Article, Flossie s.. Oklahoma
Babe Inquieta Auntie Curl Paiaro tia IL and
California Jack also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Scveu furIongs. En-avpr luS
tBuckles). 70 2 to s, ) 70 s. won; Bean Spiller,
20 Williams. to l. to l. even second: Marcus,
lOS tBuxtOnl. to l, TO !, even. third. Time
| b IS. Mealticket, Charity Ward Eastman lie
Due, Panhacnapi and Irish HI dalso ran.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1916-03-12
Do You Want to Be
A Good Trapshooter?
You Can Learn the Art the School of Instruction Which
Will Be Open on the Million Dollar Pier in Atlantic
City, N. J., Within the Next Few Weeks
By PETER p. CARNEY.

The school for trapshooters will soon
be a reality.
Schools where baseball. golf, tennis and
other outdoor sports are taught flourish
in this country but until now no one
thought it necessary or advisable to inau-
gurate a school for the instruction OF
trapshooting. Between now and April
the first trapshooting school in America
will be opened on Young's Million Dollar
Pier. Atlantic City. N. J.
The purposes OF the school are three
fold-viz, to teach the proper care and
use OF firearms; to instruct men and
women in the art of trapshooting. and
to provide a place where the thousands
and thousands of gun bugs" who yearly
visit Atlantic City may enjoy their favor
lite sport engage In trophy contests. team
races, etc, in place accessible to all and
at a moderate cost.
Atlantic City was picked out as the
spot for the school because 1t is America
greatest seaside resort, visited yearly by
thousands of sportsmen from all points
of the world. Then, too, two-thirds Of
Americas population lives within twenty
four hours ride of Atlantic City-accord-
ing to Mayor Riddle, of the Jersey resort,
and Riddle should know his book.
The school will be under the direction
OF Henry Hewgill Stevens, one OF the best
professional shots in the United States
and one OF the original Westy Hogans.
He knows the gun and ammunition game
as well anyone in the country, for
he has had thirty years experience He
was a member of the Rutgers College Gun
Club that shot match against Princeton
University in lSSS-the first trapshootinR
competition between college teams. In