The Atlanta Constitution from Atlanta, Georgia • Page 11

fS' SEWANEE JOT TECfeWlLE MB TODAY' Contests. Not as Interesting as last Weeks ewnee It Over Tech. While Vandy Fan. into a Cinch With UUalailppl Yellow Jackets Will Work Hard' to Score Asalnt the Tiger. TODLY' GAMES.

wan in Atlanta. Ponce Leon Park. Game called at 3 o'clock. Mrc Auburn. at Auburn XlulMlppl.

at Na hvii Dt1dion. at Cleraion. North Georgetown at Wa h- legion. IX C. Washington sn i Lift at thatIottepvii1 HiyadCij11Ie At Cambridge.

Tale-Brown at New Hay. Princeton at Princeton. Com Point. at West Point. Swartitmore.

at Annapoll I3oIy Cro at Hanover. WMleTan. at Mlddtetown. Niagara. at Ssraciwe Penosy Penn State at PhlJa.

ellb1a. Wuhllllton and Jefferson at Washington Pa. Lafayette at Euton. Tufta-Amhent AKCM. at Medrord.

Trlnlty at Hartford. 1 Dow at wltton. Vtliaxiooa. at Vlllanova. 1 North Carolina.

at Wa tnlrton. Chicago at Chica ro. Indiana at Madison. As has en mentioned more thin once before. there's quite a slump in in terest In today's football games over thQ3e of last Saturday.

when Tech had bar great game with Georgia and Vandy was making a. tight with the Uichlgan- Ur In Nashville. There's a big differ ence to tey with the Yellow Jackets In a crippled condition taking on the strong Sawanee team an the Commodores tackling U9I1lslppI. Tile Tigers trill gain a victory over Tech but not by such a margin as the MrKJuglnteam will over Mississippi. The result or tWa latter battle depends on the Commodores.

They can make the score to suit themselYfe There will more to the local game than that for Tech is going to make strong effort to count on the Tenn see outfit and nay do It. That's about the only point left. In the betting whet the Yellow Jackets wnl score. They are Klvinz Tech backer. odds or 5 to I and Sat chew how the 8 wanee followers look at It.

Oemeon should put up a warm light with Davidson at Clemson today. The South Carolina team used scrubs in the game with Georgia Thursday and saved the most of the varsity for this battle With her opponents from the sister state According to past performances David on Is the favorite and should get away wltlt the game' Dot at that Clems on I. pretty ptrong herself. The eleven us RgninKt Georgia held the Red and Black In the that iwJT an i snide 1" resort to fr goals In the second. and that wasn't Clemsons best representation.

Then. on the other hand. Georgia didn't hay. the bunch that appeared at Ponce de Leon last Saturday. several of the stars or that game being out of the fray because of injuries so the reports from have' It.

North Carolina meets Georgetown In Washington end should put up a goo fight against the college that' has more men to pick from. The ThrhseI are confident that they will carry themselves well In the Capital City. The Gordon cadets who butted Into the college class this season have th University or Chattanooga team to on tend with. and although Blake's bunch seem. to have an idea that they are up against something strong.

they shOuld get the decision without much trouble. The Virginia sluggers play' Washington' and I at Charlottesville. or the eastern games the Harvard- CarMlO' match tops" the list and would not be. surprising to see the red men come Into their own again after a decline since the Pennsylvania game. From the dope the two seem to be pretty evenly matched however.

Yale plays the Brown team that ha made a clever wlng this a on. Cor- nell has the army as an opponent. arid there are many other good mu on tb roster. SMITH SIGNED CONTRACT FOR TWO YEARS' SERVICE Billy Smith did something new Jo him in Atlanta baseball when lie sign. td a.

year contract Instead of th one year papers he has been sticking his signature on heretofore. Th should stop that win the pennant get out" howl of the outsiders. who. from time Immemorial. have been say- Ing that Billy must win or lose out en tlrely.

And this would have been done even It Atlanta had not finished lint lat year. The 1908 contract is the same as the ones that have been tendered the Atlanta manager In the past the clause that he shall run the tem to suit himself hiring his own men. standing out in bold relief. GEORGIA AND SEWANEE WILL FLAVIN ATHENS ithens Ga. So 8.

Special. The Georgia game will be played in Athens. This has been the Georgia management. Seorgla team is practiclne hard hopes to hold Sewanee to. a.

dose score. Pile Bankruptcy Petition. A riinswick Ga. November 8. Special.

gray Ootchell. of Wayertas and Tlf- Tton with itanBer mills at ifowell Oa Vnled a petition In toankrutcy today. The atihddule shows debts of 124690 and as- ts of tx ut the same amount. Till idtisensT lsnt of Then. Is secured for lif- t3000.

tile Citizens' bank of Vii- Iiidpstalor 42500. Thefirm i one. i i3bi i More Left Enl and Halfback. Kike the rap End. and Trotter Center.

TIGERS ARE A HUSKY BUNCH. 1 The members of the Sewanee. to ra that play6 Tech today together with i their weights and other lOpe follows I Name Home Town. position. Age.

Wgt. llgt. Guy Lewis Dallas Tex Bight End 22 165 6-11 William Evans Parral Mexico Right Tackle 19 180 5 Frank phafltenberry. rayetteville TennRight Guard. 19 ISIS Thomas Evans parral.

Mexico Center 20 160 I IKTIO Cheapt' Avon Park Fla tft Guard 21 170 6-1 Lea tayettevllle TennLeZt Tackle 22 172 Silas Williams Greenville S. Lett End. 19 ISO 94 tu garret. covlngton. Term Quarterback 22 55 510 Frank ghlpp Chattanooga.

TennRlght Half 25 170 5-11 wrence MarkleyChicago 111 Left Half 22 165 5 Autrey Lanier. lngton. TenniulThack ack 19 160 5 OTTTyaT 11LM3 SUBSTITUTES. Logan Hteele Denver. Colo.

9u flack. 19 160 II Kenneth Lytr Henderson Ky Suto itadic. 19 a 5-10 William Wilson Rock Hill S. Suo End 22 I. 5 Hsher Wadley.

Shreveport La 3ub 21 170 6-2 Paul Sheppard Texarkana Tex Sub Lineman. 23 170 511 1 Gam played to far and scores i Sewinee 22. Mooney 0 at Sewn1ee on September 27. 1 Sewanee 38 Mississippi Agricultural and Mechanical O. at Sewanee on Oc- toober 10.

1 Sowarcee 12 Auburn college 6 a i Birmingham on October 19. tSewanee 54 University- ot. Alabama 5. at TWaloosa on October 21. Sewanoe 65.

Mississippi O. i Sewanee 12 Virginia O. i TECH WILL FIGHT HARD AGAINST TIGERS TODAY WI are going to twist the jaunty Tigers taU. tie It lntp a knot and rend kin back to his lair with his head hanging down and his tongue dragging the ground. said Coach Hellman or Tech yesterday smilingly.

Then he added It looks like we are up against it but we wilt a. good showing. And ltould not be at all surprising to see us score. The Yellow Jackets showed ood form in their last practice before the Se- wince game. The loss of the three vet.

crane rather put a crimp in the tesfa work but the men who were sent in to till us the gaps are showing mues Improvement and the bunch played well to gether yesterday afternoon when the usual light signal practice was on. The fifth full back and third qusr- ten of the season will wor this' after- noon against Sewanee and both of them are showing up nicely. It isn't so much that they aren't good football perform- era for the regular men haven't it much ov them but the fact Is they have not been at their different jobs long. However as has been mentioned Defore they have taken great strides In their work since they began practice the first of the week when It was learned that the vets would be on the shelf. Johnson is the man who will debut at full and' lie looks good.

hto1 is putting up a great game at quarter now and' Jones is doing well on Robert' end. Brown got back In the game just in time. lie' will play at left tackle. this afternoon and after all the yellow Jackets will have a strong up for the battle and one that will make a Clark trillith traded Jimmy Williams and Danny Hoffman for Harry. Nile.

and Charley ltetnphfl of the. St. Louis Browns. and then after closing a whereby Robe Ferris will come to Sew York next season hiked-for the train ana started for his ranch in Montana. Some people at" tng that Gruff got the better of the deal but at best It looks like a neven swap.

We can figure where HernDhlll is as good as Hoffman. The former was in a minor league last sea son and it does riot seem possible that can eome back" strong enough and better than Hoffman. The. say that Hewphill Is a better hit- ten than Hoffman. Still.

lie tbatted below 300 this year and besides he is a. pretty old bird to be to the front rank. Stilt Hernpblll tuay. come back strong just as did Al J0 lu Let us hope so. In NUts the Yankees sot a.

mighty good tafl player. Here 1 a man- that can play either the outfield or on the baseline QrI1f slid not say where Ntles wout be played tout it loots as if tie will use him In the outer garden. wWoh means that Conroy wil get his old station at third. where be plays bg game right against odds in weight. It Is caid that the Tigers have It on them several pounds to the man in this particular.

The big game today will get under way at 3 o'clock but a battle between the scrubs and the Georgia Military Academy team will be started at 2:30 o'clock. The management has raised the price of reserved seats to- Last Saturday some or them acid for 90 cents and it consumed so much time In making change that It was thought bet. to have all the reserved seats at the same price. Here is the scale that will be observed today Bleachers 60 cents grand stand 75 cents. smoker 1 and boxes SI.

General admission will be obtained at the gates and reserved seats can be purchased in the grounds. The Tech up Snyder. center. Henderson. right guard.

Smith left guard. Davis. right tackle. Brown. left tackle.

Hill. right end. Jones left end. Sweet Captain right halt Fltulmmons. left half.

Johnson. Cull. lflghtower. quarter. Adamson and Wilcox and Hurt may have a chance Jo get Into' the tray be fore it is over.

The officials will be. George nutler referee Elgin University Nashville umpire Beaver Georgia or Patterson Vanderbilt field judge. and Vlrlyn Oloore Georgia head- linesman. Lest some forget the game will be played at. Ponce de Leon Park.

DID GRIFF DRAW LEMON IN THE ST. LOUIS DEAL Vnd base. Still it Is just' pos ible that Ferris my figure In another deal that will- bring a. strong man' for the' second station. But again.

Unless HernpltflJ can come back" it looks as If GrUf toa been deal- lag In limes again. Evening Mall. MANY MICHIGAN STARS COACHING THIS SEASON Just ten former Michigan tcarrior are coaching round the country this' fall. Here's thellstt i Name. School Coaching.

UcGugln 02. Vanderbilt Cole 03. Nebraska I Herrnstelrv 03. Ohio State Stuart. 06 Nebraska Militant Xarcross.

Oregon Agricultural Curtis. 07. Sehults 06. YpsUanU Normal Lorigman 06y. Arkansas Haddock.

03. Utah Dunlap 06 Michigan Military Tnoi suffering neatel which sap the pleasures of life thoaid tale Jnrea Pills. bar wUl tell story of rttttlts This medicine has re uita1fgth force lh has ever i offered. Sent paid hpIa1n NIGHT- RIDERS ARE THE TIGERS Sewanee Team Will- Not Reach Atlanta Until this Morning The Se team that will meet Tech is a bunch of night riders for fair. Host aggregations of this character generally on tne scene of action the-day before the-game but the Tigers did not leave their stronghold until last night.

They will reach Atlanta. this morning and stop at the Aragon hotel. A telegram received. by that hostelry yesterdaysaid that the buqh would be on hand for breakfast Saturday morning- Tile Tigers seem to be of the opinion that the- dope on Tech's condition is a false alarm arid that Robert Buchanan and Luck will be used by Teen Saturday afternoon whil alas it ls-aoo true that. these three sterling athletes will watch the tray front the.

side lines. If each of the trio had his way about t. all of them would be in the up. belt If wishes were' ponies beggars wouldn't have to walk. or words to that effect.

ut Luck has been' barred by the. faculty. Robert it unable to' work one arm and. Buchanan has one crop out of commission. The.

two of them would truce one healthy football player It they could be stuck together after some fashion. This was evidenced at practice yesterday afternoon whn Buck. minus one leg. ut with good wings held the' ban for Robert minus an arm. but' with two sturdy props.

to' kIck it. And this was the way they practiced- It was the best they could pull oft Its Ii. pity that Buck couldn't give Chip an. arm or Chip give Buck' a. leg.

for then one or the other could play. or perhaps they would do the exchanging In the middle of the game so that each could draw' a. chare of the combat. COOLER WEATHER TODAY FOR. FOOTBALL CONTEST Cooler weather is predicted for At' lanta and.

the. vicinity today following the warm weather of yesterday. It was. however almost a perfect day as there was hardly a. cloud in the sky.

The cooler weather will be greatly appreciated by the enthusiasts who will Journey out to see the Tech football. clash and the day animal show of the Bo stock Arena Ponce de Loon park. The Indian Summer weather which' Atlanta has been enjoying this winter has put the weather mans computations all out of gear. MOUOIN HERE FOR. GAME TO JGET LINE ON TIGERS Dan McGugln.

the Vandy coach will be in Atlanta. for the Tech ame today. He comes to get. a line on Sewanees movements. as the Commodores meet the Tigers on Thanksgiving day.

Cotton Nearly Gathered. Perry Ga. November 8. Special. The' cotton Is nearly" all gathered and the farmers are1 trying to sow oats but the ground Is so dry and hard It Is zither difficult to do so.

Wens are jail- tng In nearly all eectIons oTthe county due the dry weather. MAY SOON BE LIBERATED Dr. Lewis fliowne Slopes to Gin the Peace Dead DT TWo. Dr. John Lewis Browns the organist of the' Sacred Heart church who Is held In a 5000 pests bond is.

still In the. Tower but his friends' hope. to get hlni but on ballin a. day two i A number ofcltUens slgnlHeda willingness yesterday to stgniDr. Browns's bond but It wasdecided-towalt until i Attorney Burton Smith.

who has charge of the caSB1 and' lio ha boenabaent Dr. Browne bad numb rof Acallers I yesterday who deeply sympathized with iiiu To a reporter vThe Constitution DrBrowne stated thatlhehadrno il will against' Father. Gnnn i who took out the peace warrantc1I says. that he flred his pistol one time while stand- lngbetweenhl own home and' that" of Father Qunn but that' he" did- not shoot ih Istters hou He claims to navebought a new pUtol and HredIt of the Ml tee Got Off Badly bat by Good H41lB on the. Part of Dmsraia He Forged to the Front and Itch the Lead to the End.

Aqueduct. November The Glen Cove seeing sakes tine mUe. the of the. card at Aqueduct today. resulted In an easy victory for well.

The favorite was oft badly but In the. stretch went to the front and won by five lengths. FIRST SIX furlongs Ian no Horner 8 to I. Yo XI. Sam 9 Hotter to 5.

place second Jubilee Jugglna 98 McDanleJ to I show third. Time I I4 8. SECOND Se lurlpajfs Jack. Atkrn 123 E. DuipnJ 5 to' 2.

won Spooner. 104 Miller 4 to 5 place second Welbourne. 103 Notter even. to. show third.

Time. 127. THIRD RACE The Glen Cove. on mile Sewell IDS E. Duggan 2 to won Adoration.

as Sumter to 10 place. second Oraculum. 106 Miller out to show. third. Time.

1:43. I- FOURTH RACE Handicap all ages. one tnll unit fiv iilxte nOia ht. Royal 114 MeDaniCI IT to 10 and. 3 to S.

won Fins and Needle 107' Sumter 4 to 5. place second Tommy Waddell. 4 E. ran I to 3 shorn third. Time.

2:15 5. FIFTH RACE Selling live' furlongs Sands 108 Notter 4 to I. won Miss Delaney toe Horner 5 to 2. second Great Dane. 103 Sumter 4 to I.

to howthird Time 1:01 5. SIXTH RACE-Mile Ramrod. 104 McDanlel 4 to 6. won Charles G. Gates.

112 Calahan 4 to 5 place. sec ond George G. Hall. 109 J. Swain 2 to I.

to third. Time 1:43. Aqueduct Entries for Today. Pint Selling furlong Robinhood. 11 Workman.

114 Rockstoue Troublemaker. Firebrand. General Haley 110 East- on Pur ne Park Row. 105 Bowling Bride Prank George 3. Davis.

But End. Cora Price. 105 I' Amour. 100. Second Race Qneeruboro steeplechase about IH miles Thlitledale.

no Jimmy Lane. 161 Bat. 115 DWeiss. 124. Third The Okda1e handicap.

fur- tonn Falcada. IM Royal Tourist. 111 lnr- u. Iflt- npv. 101 Rllto 104 untetfl 8 Sun Gleans.

Fourth Th. Edgemoor. all ales. nifle- and IL furlong NuJoD Right Royal VU BrooUaie Nymph. Ironsides 124 Ballot.

111. Fifth' IUe Bellni. Grapple. Ill Dusty Miller. Ill Glen Echo.

Ml Artie 10 at. Valentine lot Robadot' 103 Trouble maker. Quinn Brady. 191 Chl t- Hayes 1 Contuunt Purslane. St.

Jowph PS Lord Stanhope. II XlUicranWe. 4 East End. Royal Lady. to Workmald U.

UCh Race-7 furlong Kidnap Dolando. Monocle. Qoeben Chief. prldlron Bobbin' Around. Alamandone.

Whldd B101 Su Brandt. rto. Winning Star. Trash. Brawl 108.

MOUNTAIN' BQYS EASY WINNERS Boys' High School Loses in Game Fight 38 toO. Stone. Mountain 38 Boys' High school 0was the final score or th game play- el at Stone Mountain yesterday after- noon. The wo teams were evenly matched in weight. xountam boys' superior trstalng deciding the re uli.

The High school pulled. off an excellent forward pass which was responsible for most of their gains. Their tine bucking was also strong. Stone. Mountain ex celled In enl running.

seldom falling to make their distance on this play. Their side kicks and forward passes also worked welt three Of the sevea touch. downs resulting directly from. these plays. The game was hard played throughout the thirty minutes of play arm the best of.

feeling prevailed. The features were th playirtg of Jarvis Edxnlaton Bin- tonWard and Captain Everett tot High school. and Cox. Ilialley Bradsitaw and Bollard for Stone Mountain. The up was as follows Kelley.

center Vllk1n. Stephens right end. Loco Rogers. left guard Hlnton Woodruff right tackle. Neal Bullara.

ft tackle. Ward Dudley. right end. Oolecnkn Klein left end. Gores Bradshawt right halfEverett Cupt.

Cox. left halt. Jarvis Bailey capCfulK aok. EdnHrton 3. Crews.

quarter Crandall Referee. Beaver. Umpire. Moor Head linesman Woodruff. Time of naive 20 and to mtntftes HEAVY QLOOM AT- CLUB OVER DEATH OF DUCK vysloom pervades every cranny and cozy corner of the Atth- letlo club.

Duck is dead. Sanford Carter was Ducks teat. name but he was always known as Duck McQueen and he liked this cognomen as well as every member of the-club. liked him. Duck was a porter of lorn service at the club and he knewand was known by SrY mb that went In and out of the soon.

day In sod dir out. ThsClub never had more popular serving man. and itjrwlll be any many the member-can reconcile themselves to their loss. It may-1 neverT ewho knows was at ontf Uffleirrxtrt la TX rloUJI ofthe fraternity clubhous at. the Unl erslty.

of Georgia and 1.11111\ th students came baofe to lh lr I homes' in Atlanta and joined the club. 1 theT- remembered Duck. and' before long had him. in Atlanta as porter. rnt union la caused his death.

Ills Was InA hatsatid theimeober of' th club. made up a nurse to rive him a handsome burial iff tB Und Of his fathers. TVj tJaD useinste have beta attained lnthe making of yglasf swhen on xamlfieathe fine by Moore' ft. Bon Their yptoscin. visible bifocal.

ar th most dr yaa TOBARNVlLLE I Feature. of theGameVyas the Magnificent1 Defense of Barnyl11eGa Ga. ov mber Speclal Oeraon proved too strong for the Ctiatta nooga. eleven this afternoon the Invader going down in dtftat after a game nt by th score of- 89 to" 0. The score.

ilded a it. looks. il noth ing of the of the Tao- nt boys In the first half when three. UnIT. they.

saved their goal from btltif crosied by a hair the Gordon eleven rushing the oval within ten. yards. io. low It. on downs.

giving th CSiattanooga tu11bCk. up- pwtnnlty to punt out or danger. With a rranklln. acting as umpire sad Ed UowWd as' ret the trugg tsrted Chattanooga lv ltt kickoff thesottth goal tn bail ing caught on the Un. On the second downChattanooga lost.

on a nimble sod Jnen Qordonrbegattte work her way down the lIeld. lnthU fasliloL Moor rd than a lo of I lywrfla 1 yart altr for Chattanooga offside Lawrence. I. Johnson 10. Smith' forward pass Brown 9.

CochraaWarouad an naTIoor I and twr iic oyetfc for touchdown. goal being mlw d. Then three down tn 8 ld within a fetfyaids of of the Ttnae team. only to neia on downa' re ly punt aiadl atart th goalwtrd march one tnorei Finally hotreverrcaattano ga weakened and on mote toarfvJown.waa-ahov oyer during the first half. Thls wKh three others In the second and vfonr mads- XtAi soon tb 0.

Touchdowns were made 0 Lawrenoe Moore Moore Griffith antjOrttflthIn. this order. In the. Torn Blnrtnonsvwas substituted I FOR THE TIlR TIME For the Ume In inLa almost un- started. career HaroiaAharewB aged 14 years Tan away lerday mornIng from ills home a Brotnerton.

street and Is now ln looked tot' by. the local police. A Twice before young Andrews fcett horn. wlthont warnh1ir nd beeli re turned. Ifs- has been employed By toe Bennett Pyintier Company recently.

and Uve with bin mother. Mrs Nettle Andrews. When last een- yesterday mornulg he was dfessed In a dark blue suit knee. pant dar blue bttto percale blouse with Boater Brown cot. lar aid blue four tie.

El. complexion Is rbuc Iieltas dark hair and pwn eyes. Any information cot. curBing th boywmXj5PPreclated It sent tQ Mrs. Andrews at Brotheftoa street.

i Work on. Court. Alhb11rI4' a. November 8. 8peclaLJ Work on Turner county court bouse' Is being pushed a rabidly aspo lWe.

The waUs of' the are complete. with the exception tt7i Tdwer Th root is being and be finished with ten daya ttmev tt the lnterlOT looVe4art safest It esro upon- the floor ednd burned ogiitUdn Wol' negro chili tiren agedjb hnd2 tye4TT7re peCUTfe- IT. were found by their' mother. Nellie i thlBl if lernodh hen he me- itroitt thfc leldj where he had. ttat wrkwh1e the.

cllll i61 la the cabin' BI the Ed in- Umestone county. tworimUelitrom1 Decatnn A wood re wa llmrnlnjf rla th open. children" clothing' cauIitfmm the fire Telescopes IaO Fmo ife Xmfe come in half a do cn different. 4'- COljOfS AflCl in Oi- isi mensions to. suitalt BYBOOLBALl JimSimpW Is Nearto Death at the Grady Hospital.

two Arrests In melee at Jim Simpson's pool toora near the midnight' hour last i night the proprietor the place was downed by a ball. At the Grady where ho wa taken immediately- after- the occur zence tlt was stated that he was in a very. serious cpndltton concussion of the brain being feared. Mullen and" Co I' Mullen were arrested by. the police and sent to tho" station where a charge of disorderly conduct was.

entered against their lames. It Is believed that one of tire brothers threw the ball. The cause of the fight Is unknown. It stated that the three men were. playing and had-- a row over play resulting Infa geperal mlx- which Jim Simpson fired two shots neither one of which harmed any on and then was downed by the bait PAYMENTS MADE IN GOLD.

Royal Send moooo Seem London on German of Freeport Account Manages ilBazles Alcock was in Chlo during the helgEt of the financial flurry. Iw Brothers. the western ma of the company suggest ed to him In view of' the' fact that large would be- necessery soon on the assets of the' rman of fl-capote In the hands of the recetver which have been purchased by the Royal payment might well rt made. by Old sent over from kbrosxs Instead of com the United States assets' of the company thus strengthening the Royals position In the United States and at the same tlm assisting in a na tlont emergency. Mr.

Alcoct readily oonentedand S780000 was transferrea In gold truce London to Chicago and was deposited today to the credit' of Law' Brothers as truetef8 in' the First National tank. Father of. teen Children. rliiavU1 Ga. November 8pe- John T.

Ruse. who Is being" prominently mentioned as a candidate for' reuresentatlve from this county St. the proud- father of fourteen- 01111. dre the latest additions to his family being a pair of girl twins who came in. last Sunday.

4 Mr. Reese Is 45 years of age and his wife 38 and he is' Jscon1dentthat wilt receive the support of the followers as well as. his many. friends on the grounds of hl being strenuou7 opposed to race suicide tE CJi SEWANEE COLORS Reserved FoottellvTlckets TOT SH THE CU. The swelltst pl In ttw uth lot tlleg.

and Fret Pennants and Leather Good- Coller Ribbons and Psst Card. A. a. Sp lag's Goods. Peat.

tat1ouee3 Pennants detignedto order. Stall orders solicited. Give. Instant Relief AMD CURES IN FROM 3TO OATS. flOo AH Ur Oistvprnovi COLUMBIA DRUC1CO.

DR. KING. SPSCIAUST MM of Men rtd WemerK 2S Nc row oSfiSy taw. ttnovriuajmt rw Hr for food hamut andocauetotrioa rw Mm curat ea BLOOD POISON. to VIGOR KIBMET BLtDDfl art PROITATIO TROCBLBfl ORAINB ad LOSSES.

PRTVATfiT Bt EA sm sJJ SBRVOTJS CUBO2TIC. DIS AS PILES i few Cays rv Ttm 1 tm atle pmuaB iraS 1 LM ll 5feAlCVo 7 5 gp lV t. t. i. 3 i i fili ie I 1if i 1 A 7i bo r.

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rvla ou Clemson 1f. used Bla and de oals rgia areod deLrnn II tars lng or. ray tlH U8' good' men rom. Tarh I 9 the eason. the the uld thout trou lp.

pIa topa tbellst. It In decU lfince I haS cI6v arm the lT" for the year th ar. et whot In n. theAt- SEW ANEE PLAY IN tbens ect lptay i tl onbY eorgla. i' ndbopea 1 flBrUnswkk ttJray eIf3uole 1Ihow.

s204 600 jlHtaQC aIbouttbe i mnit. oflUton i 13000iD4tbe CjtJ2ensban orVaI :41 ar a500The ftrml of tli tSUumber OPdaton this sec: r- tl 7 fi t. FOUROP' CHATTjlN G2JStST RMEN I f. 1 1 1 r1 i orltaa. lIk.

d. and' auj1aeT Falabaek. 1 ad. am that toget1 Wlth1 folio ws I ame Hg EDd22 16 Wnllam. ns.

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Ml11trY liP' from eh ple ret ea' nwtaTbil hm Glid tD tan of 1IDCl iMlde :1 rI mn" mm I. 1J wi IGHTR Sewa ee eam Ul1tilr is nlghtrlder 1I st argrfga tlons' of the. day the' pme tbeTI erl The rec hed thathotelri ye terday sald bu ch theopl JOn Tecl1fI condl on Ro ert. whileawiIt 8t rItng at1leteilwlU It. butJf ponIUbegrs eft ct.

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IY 1e lnAm ut wualwlJ Da k1ot Queen. an he11ked thcosnomen uweJ1 tot tb lub bjm. Duckw orIO cl 1bJi4 h8kn 1t Ac1W. own btev ettbfwentln outof th400ndar atl4dATout. nlnrhada more PO lIJt it will rianY members raC1 reC th melT8.

fIt Imatinever who kDOWat9 Duck oi time rterlJvi ot" the tet11tT. club um University. oraeora-1a tbe ieba41C thlt 1JfAt1n 4j nedtheclub I ft home 11 I14thelmeJ1 thaClub 1 it 7al f21nd te tntth ceo. re 6C1a Whe II. otW.

xaI1. b. fibs a4t. IW LK lirJPtokilDo 1b1eblt I comfortable made RftaC Ii. ebtf II4fi1C ii JII :1 iJ' r' IC tJ Eo INVADERSi SEf.

:1 IFeatur fjhe Gam Was gl ll1cehfDeferise eQf Gha n9 gaj' 1 1 November- Gora d. 1 ro f01the aftem OI thetDvadel6 InC 4eutaCteraCr fl bT the I IhescoreonH1ded. llll tells JlO thm itrui t. I 11 bo tlrat ltwben belftlUOIIled tJ eG r4 ezt. i h1nCtbe.

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A. p1Uitan4tartth. oneemore I httano on. ownsbo ciYer 4 Tl wfhthreeoUUI on4 df uro 1 re DtOo. TouchdowJIwete bJLLwren thandfOrti1i ln tldsorder.

thele ODdha1f1om Stmm mll1I I rsferes. TUETHIRDTIME. HAROLOLEAYES HOME Inh1aAlmo.tun- care rHarOId aredI4 rs. Ye aY I fto blahome BtOthertoDstree nowb lnc Twlcebeore you hleu wub Ut. bee re- Heihaibeen emilloredtfyuze BennettPJ1nth1 w1thbI Mrs.

t11e Whn. tee r4 morntnlhe wudrenedln dark suit kn btueaP bl per a1e wlttiBuater r. an four lnhtnd' ehsdrkhalr andbi wn erel. Ao 1ntormat10t1' co the ioy wlU reclatedti Andr Brill th eh 08. cO IUJ all' Y.

are complete1f1th uc PUOUJOCt1I Hower. Mrootil Is. landW111 ed In dratW 11" linlab wIll b6lOC ySt n4e dO 0 I Negro JDra U. Ji i tb :1 1 caturA1 November' 7SpeclaJ L1iIlC roota beyond 1 relp Un fbundb anle1s1At. iif1 1 wh it' e- n1' th tl fhere el1" tworkwbije a1 ne t1 on" i Ed srrett 1I1 cectl ount t1Wo inUei tnD luur" iAWoo4 t1te wa' Ina1 i the' nre1Ice tt ae4 ba tbe hl t1 1Jh 1 if Op 5.

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theprapIetorcof heplace' as Ittruckand down d1iy a. pool lL hew Uk 1 att r' the wasstated thakhe waaIn1 I ndltton ncIlIQnof thebralnbelnc arr ted. l1ce it conduct In mes. thatoneof I Ib1Others The cause unkri 11 Is 8t te that thr e' JJ- IIO reau1t lIg fn tt p. liIchJlm.

flredtwoh ne fivhIcb on1 ndthen wud DedbytJiebalt PAYMENTSMADE NGOLD oTaI. Sea4iJnoooo From oGenuOfF ep riAee November Ped oen Man llAlcodtwal InChf tfieheSgit ofthe nancI LwBroth81lltheernman of cO DpanySUUec1e thf1flJC6 WOU1dbe neceasa1Y800non. tb6allftts Ge manOt IDU1e fthe' have1Ieen theRoya pYmentmIht entover fof theUDlted tbecompany. Jhusetrengthenlng. Inthe UnitedStates andat tbeaamet1 aulstlustDaDa rgecC3' readily con ented and 1750000wutransfened.

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i Wi r. nn i. KlDlIEYBLADD pr DRAXIti LOSI1UVATmDt. a 1 niT tf IIaquIaftW :2 1fe aI tt 1lnEr n1ti. th ti tne 1 1.

mattOl1r tG UJ1D toIJaGpmfaotD 630 to- pii III. Jf j. i vIi ti7 atir" NftIr fiVJWLt4. TUIIITacaA ftL' 43 4 1 4 p- 1 II. TflE OONSTUuIIIOTATLNTA 41A.

SATLJEDAY OYBMBER i Js Tys I ANI TECII WILL CLASH JODAYLfth I MANY ELEVENS i 1db a 7 I MCyeerAubtirn a ant a ir e. yracuae. PannsyjvanlgPnn a a I a. I I ulte bargicat toiiiy MoGuglu teim wl 1I thems lvea. th Tenneaaee ig1vinz 1took uae Ge wlt toer herie1v 019 games This or teirnto men PLAY 8.

ft- I'on a Ga2ovember fHay ton fl t- ets iabout a. data for. The firm is' ii1. ZargestuzrrberOperatora lit F' ct e. 5 0 3.

4 FOUR OF GEM TT21NOOGi4S 71 MEN. I IL44JR I a4i I i c. r- MV I a a MiLe. Mciughey Fullbaek a 4 4 I niemb rs With. I 5Il4 WilIlamErans.

I I 6 I 4 rocnviue 5- I AiPP. 4 I 3tarkiey. Chicago. te 4 LyneHenderson 7 I I of 5 a I I tall fld ould gm ofthe tin- provementand thebunch oYer sw ScdbIe thatha ba ttti nd tuaycoree as itb elthrtbe oron Gxi 1es loos bst. I FernIaure 1e not idedupo tM1th WIthspggon Gcc.

2:3 a an ve to an at STLOUIS tatlon. i 0 Curti. 06YpsiLanti O5 vej. lLfeshonidtaieJiaye Gas a hnrnZonl bunnrs TSJIZSnIthX Iban 4efor been baakaa oltI oageeetptof tilhi Pd- s4 l' Mid. by Its ogilinakirs I.

teod Bbodg bArilprilla jipe tY tt wSwaw swa. a aSeSe a. ARE nid thi yesterday said that.tho- whilealas rda theball it Buck game IIgersonThanksglvjng Spc1a ar aectlonsoVtbe to a Two. 1. blmout Was thp baa from tileclty cantakeup anumbsr of ca ers hiip of.

The Dr. Browfle that baduo betweenhigown andthat at the houae ftaveboughtaflea pistolafld red it tosee m5 Th w. Itj 4 f. FAYORITEWJN' GREAT SEJ fiLenAhead orse OtfHad1 GOO Mandllag theFPSflt itoipe 8we1L va I 10 1 2 placeaeeonal :14 2 Spoonar-IO4Miller 5- show. lO5EDuggan2to ID.

Time a Crl.5a h. Iht 5 5. 3 fnrlonga1 tol shw thlrtl I 12 I0 I 5t 114 10 0O. 11 kti1e 1 CS. 22 11 Seilng idnap Griltiron.

IOUNTAINBQYS 38toO. was the MonitsZn ei- TLi ton Ward or canterWllluns Stthensright Duilsitileft Ward capt. fUPbeOk qiaanerQa dali Iub. 3d long member a many days. before can never be one portej ga- of the houses aep rter.

I. fluwOtlIa in tile meirbens the clobzilade the EYE GLASS MAKINIL ART. Perfection elegLaisea when I. Sons. ryptok In- thC dressy and glasses 4 N.

pru5eiitflk 4r1 1 5ite dr I rz. Ir1 INVADS1QSE To Chatanooga Speclai. thu dSfat tight ofStoO. aJ. asesea chattauoogfullbaclc cittot referee.

struggle rteVsdthe at the beth belng' on ssuood4owndbatt501' lien this rues. ksot 4rsrds. U7d pea- ba CociaranlO 5gth4 An cn3 Eawrhe bei' fo5 flnit the of' the goal lin. of eaeaflb to dowse-and start the yinalljboweverChatta000ga on. andfourgoeis da4sth wereniadebyIwreoce secondbalfTOmlflXBOBrLW5 THETHIRD HAROLDLEAyES4IOME HaroldA SJbWagtd yeater4ay Brothertonstreetind being' c- OUfl bb iett.

warnIadnd. be a pants Cap 114 b0Wn beprecLated at 65Brotherton a floSes1usheda. cOuntytocoiwt 11 aR The OCUIe4TOWe1' nndWflIbe dntsbedwItb d4thflCLThdS as can 4e done. JnfantrflUrntotDeth Linges4upontbe. recoihtUon twO chI1.

yearr. rgpestIvtm werefound bytheit' lan1eB1atbtblsaftdrnoPhhenbe rtUtflbd- tr9nt fildiwherJ cli. ba4beeit tbechit. id.the eountytotTuilishfrom wo4fiewgEburninta. rrenlaeeu4thvoIe4 thst ti.

thsre TwoNew TeI copes i I Ia Osr Famoug 0 Special 300 I They 4oen And di- faces. BADhY I POOL BALI pool room of 1 struck and the hospital where was occur- It 1LC. hlullenand' Lames somt' 1n a up. 1te. cit Freep rt GZtkgo 7.

duilngthe man'- German receiver havebecnpur mightweil I b4 lii t1otl its- 35 wastawnsferrect ingoId I. 8. I isa he dreW in 3 COnddit that I manyjniends his f' to TECH Tootbsil TlckeLs Sale at CQEGCOOP 97 place tos-seuth Spald. ods i' i MDCURU 3 To Oo at Dialor DRU CO s404UL psIebssteeesvc. t' TRIANGLC VtITTLZ a WheA ottrs PZUST In rvsusChr u1.

and andWemen. 9ghfzMazay0. i. own ceveur and po seua pa ivftat oa 9 a 4 gwaai. 55 30CC OP nadxsea rianrArnm and and CU2ONICDISWS 5 is the eetst a pay.

I' weea1wBLrrvBeITEICTBnvARicocnLa 1jTnBOCL sad WISTVL wltka fts kauspea danger a dayat a wsleve wIfl14e. Yvt bulls Jt4t- 7vmsagSd. t1" I coniultattin Wtnett the1O. IaysetLg crIL flouts tb our Tntke4L IatrLcmD Soa1ti to 15:50 p.m. in 4 pas 4 tit NRUVLU 1.

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