The Town Talk from Alexandria, Louisiana • Page 1

iiiift MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS 1 si TO TALK SPECIAL SERVICE XXVII. NO. 153. ALEXANDRIA, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1909. PRICE, $4 YEAR.

ill ft II BEAUT FUL R1N0 $75.00 DIAMOND 1 HOW A GREAT CROWD SI JE 9AME TVTELTE HUNDRED CHEERING ENTHUSIASTS AT BALL PARK. Given Away Free. 'U If 'h. ITALIAN HALL A BOVVER OF LIU. DEFEATED LI.

I. IT THE HOTEL BENTLtY Until Xmas we will give Coupons with every purchase froac 75c and up, and after Xmas we will give away the $75.60 Diamond Ring Free to the person having Coupons and eborn-ing the largest amount of money spent with us. Call at vsr fctore and examine the Ring which i8 on exhibition in a window. Take advantage of our big offer. Do all your trading with us.

Save Coupons and get the $75 Ring Frt. We carry a complete stock of Edison, Victor and Columbia Phonographs and Records always on hand, Watches, Clef Jeweiry and Musical Instruments. We save you at least 25 per cent on every purchase. Repairing a specialty, Ti work guaranteed. See our complete line of The Score Was 23 to 0 Rnston Boys Pat Up a Game Fight, But They Rich Tropical Fronds of Delicate Ferns, Gorgeous Chrysanthemums, Roses, Carnations, Violets, Lilies Other Beautiful Plants.

Were Out Weighed and Out Played Fine Weather for Game. Rugs, Carpets, Mattings, Parlor Suits, Davenports, Lounges. AH new, fresh goods just arrived and we can save you money on your furniture purchases. The plucky team of football play ers from the Ruston Industrial Insti New York Jewelry Store G. Sackheim, Prop.

3rd st Alexandria tute went down in defeat yesterday afternoon before the L. S. U. Tigers in a score of twenty-three to nothing When the game began the Ruston team seemed strong, and looked as if If they were going to give the L. S.

U. boys something to do, but they gradu ally weakened. It can be truthfully said that the Ruston team put up a The Flower Show now open at the Bentley bids fair to be the most successful event of the whole season. The Italian Hall Is transformed into a bower of loveliness, banked with the rich, tropical foliage of handsome palms, feathery fronds of delicate ferns and crowned with a wealth of gorgeous chrysanthemums, mingling their bitter-sweet perfume with the matchless fragrance of roses, carnations, violets and lilies of the valley. Never before in our little City of Alexandria has there ever been assembled such a wealth of beautiful flowers, and a rare treat is in store for every visitor to the Flower Show.

Mr. Palez of Little Rock, an expert in his line, says the local display far (Continued on Page 7.) splendid fight and they were applauded to the echo. J. W. ALEXANDER INSURANCE AGENCY Large numbers of L.

S. IT. support ers turned out and rooted for their if team, some having horns at least six i ti ti 1 1 feet long, and all wearing the colors, old gold and purple. The ladies seem ed as enthusiastic over the outcome of the game as the players REPRESENTING THE LEADING INSURANCE COMPANIES OF THE IWORLD The game commenced at a few min utes alter 3 o'clock, and on account of the weather being warm, time was called several times by both sides. Fruit and Vege-.

tables. Fancy and Imported Groceries. The game was thoroughly enjoyed by MR. ROOSEVELT IS HOT DEAD Fire, Life, Accident, Liabi! Ity, Steam Boiler. Tornado, Plate Glass, Bonding FALSE It 0 It CIRCULATED THOIGHOIT UNITED STATES.

the large crowd that lined both sides of the field as well as crowded in the grand stand. Pennants were flying and handkerchiefs waved as the game waxed warm. The splendid band of thirteen pieces from the Ruston Industrial Institute discoursed sweet music on the field, and were applauded. The star players on the Ruston team were A. Smith, G.

Machenery, A. Addison, R. Miller, Barr and Bing-er. On the L. S.

U. team the star players were Brannon, Stovall, Thomas, Gill, Hillman. The halves were each twenty-five minutes. At the end of the first half the score was twelve to nothing. The O'Shee9 1026 2nd Street, Phone 144.

HIS ENTIRE PARTY IS IE Correspondence Solicited. Give us the crder, you'll be pleased ai so will we. 3C Hulls Still Have Confidence In Cotton. Militia Is Called Out to Guard the Two Negro Suspects in West Truthfulness I Fish, Oysters and Packing House Products. FreshBread, Cakes, and Pastry Daily.

By Associated Press. New York, Nov. 5. Sensational re ports to the effect that Ex-Presiden first touchdown was made by Fenton of L. S.

and Seip made the second. R. L. Stovall blocked the kick and made the third touchdown, and R. F.

Stovall made the fourth touchdown, The goals were kicked by Drew. The punting of Fenton, quarterback was a star feature. Substitutes were put in on both sides during the second half. Brannon, who played with L. S.

is a Pollock boy. He was applauded several times during the game. The officers of the game were Jas. Halligan, referee; R. J.

Smith, umpire; Frank Long, head lineman. Rogers Swire and Hale were time-keepers. Following is the lineup of L. S. R.

F. Stovall, right end; J. J. Seip, right tackle; A. J.

Thomas, right guard; R. L. Stovall, center; Dick Drew, left guard; W. A. Hillman, left tackle; G.

E. Fenton or J. O. Hall, left end; J. G.

Albright or G. E. Fenton, quarterback; A. McCullom, right halfback; S. W.

Brannon, left half Roosevelt had lost his lite while hunting in Africa were spread throughout the United States today Thev were generally discredited. Owing to the inaccessibility ot the Something New in Art UDflCf We'call attention to Karnak AnQflniffc PftflJ) Brasa a line 0f Useful and section through which Mr. Roosevelt travels it is always difficult to refute. The traditional virtue of the father of our country, ia an appropriate text for this advertisement. In no class rf merchants is truthfulness more to be desired than in, th jeweler, on whose word every customer must rely more1 or less in whatever we sell, be it JEWELRY, WATCHES, DIAMONDS, or other wares, it is a rigid policy of our store that tb quality of the goods be truthfully represented.

No exaggeration in claims or extortiou in price is tolerated. This policy has paid us. We find our justification and reward in the appreciation and trade of our townspeople. Special attention given to of ches, Jewelry, Diamond Setting and Ai work guaranteed. those reports within a short time at 1 MHIHHH ter they are started.

Similar ones have been circulated several times since Mr. Roosevelt started on his big game hunt. Beautiful Art Objects that will help to decorate the Den or any Art Corner of the home. The famous Temple of Karnak built oy Seti 1st, on Via Kan Ira rtt thft TVl'lft ClVPiV Towns in East Atnca toaay report ed to the Associated Press corre spondents that when the Roosevelt back; L. Tilley or R.

O. Gill, fullback. party was last heard irom every Mr. J. C.

Pugh, the student member of the party was wen. manager of L. S. was on the field and assisted materially in making the game progress as smoothly as it did. 1 oanhiripfl a on insnired.

this ins 1WL noiTiRFR Nairobi. British East Africa, Nov. 5. w.Mv untyuejine. Each piece is Egyptian in shape and decoration He says that he is arragning for another game next season with Sewa- Col.

Roosevelt and his party are hunting on the Giasingishu plateau. He could not possibly have been injured The Reliable Jeweler, 2nd Street. xvarnau urasa jnoUng eets.deekseUvuaes nee, and at that time he hopes to show a victory over this redoubtable team. without its being known here. Bulls Have Confidence.

Wuueres boot cnAa Following is the lineup of the L. I. team: R. J. Smith and L.

Pollock, TTk i By Associated Press. J-rnilfl 11 ends; R. R. Miller and G. Macllenry, tackles; L.

B. Spencer and Stephenson; guards; Levy lies, center; Wal A. SCHNACK fire pot rr w- ter Barr, quarterback; Roy Binger, fullback; Archie Addison and Oxford. I INSURANCE halfbacks. Walter Barr Is captain of New York, Nov.

t. wxciieuiem again marks the cotton market today. The fluctuations were the most erratic of the season. Big Southern bulls had heavy buying orders around the ring. The market first went down thirteen points below yesterday's close, but those orders sent it back up twenty-four points.

The January option stood at 14.66 at noon. Guards Negroes. a the L. I. I.

and P. S. Prince, coach. I POLICY a St. opposite oit hall I I 4V 9, Governor Jared Y.

Sanders the game. He left last night for Shreveport to attend the State Fair. The Baton Rouge visitors and foot ball teRm left last night over the Val my ley road for home, and the special By Associated Press, finssawav. West Va. Nov.

5. The from Ruston left at about 7 o'clock over the Rock Island. SeGANO, STATHAM LEWIS two negroes charged with being mmr hP three who committed an There were at least twelve hundred neonle who attended the football hpre two nights ago at -the game. There were about 1000 paid admis INSURANCE AGENCY. Limited.

home of Albert Lockhold, have been taken to Jail at Summon W. slons at the gates, and It is estimated that there were 1200 who saw the furccwior to WATERS ALHEKT where they are Deing neiu guard of Btate troops. Gov. Glasscock game. The L.

S. U. Athletic Association, un er whose auspices the game was play catne nere wim me mimi ried the negroes away. 110 VT DELAY OKDERISti fire Insurance policy from me a Bingle day. Fire Isn't going to stay away because you are not Insured.

In fact, It seems to pick out the man loollsh enough to be without A FIHF. ISNl'KAM'K POLICY ed, are very thankful to the people of LiOOOOC INSURANCE REAL ESTATE OOOOOOOC Alexandria and others for courtesies tttmAIIT THEHL'S SOT Ml" (II WtSI0 In buying or selling Heal Estate wtl-out expert advice and counsel. Wry men have found this out to their narrow. If you see property far tw which stiike uiv fancy, con: taid ask me about it. OF JlfcVt ESTATE goes deeper than mere location ud price.

It extends to condition auwl prospects, which may make st In the real valms ot tim property. 0 0 WE ATI! EH "truni, extended. The Ruston team played under a four hundred dollar guarantee. The gate receipts were sufficient Let me Issue you yours today. Then New Orleans, Nov.

f. Fore-tnr Central Louisiana by to defray this amount and all the ex penses of the L. S. U. team, leaving you needn't worry about any possible ii a WBHihpr Bureau: Tonight loss by nre.

Don nesltate aooiu tn them a small margin nesines. firt- We, Accident, Liability, Tornado, and Plate Glass KealE6 Penefi in connection with our stue business, a for the collection of matter. The fire fiend may have your 0 and Saturday Increasing cloud-0 lness. Light southerly winds 0 on the coast. 0 house down on the list for a visit thi very ooooooooooooooooo For the 24 hours ending this morn In at 8 o'clock, the river was eta W.

J. O'PRY ROOM 8, KATIE UriLDIJiO, ALIX ADHIA, LA. TELEPHONE 5P- HJSb property, ur rate9 will intereft you MARRIAGE LICENSES. tlonary, and read on the government 0 gauge six-tenths below zero. Albert Christine and Louisa Moton..