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THE BANNER-HERALD, ATHKN8, GEORGIA
FRIDAY APRIL 13, 1333
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SPORT NEWS
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Around Athens
With Col. T. Larry* Gantt
BASEBALL
RESULTS
OGLETHORPE WINS
LEX i S( VTt »N, Ky.«—O*lethorpc
•on from Kentucky here Tliurnil;i.\
WIIUh pitched for thivPpt-
Michigan Wolverines Play
Bulldogs Two Games Here|»o
OR RENT—Hotlge with eight rooms
Rood condition. Corner Mclgn am
(£llurch street. A. II. Davison. 4-13-c
f For Sale
PORpaAMt—EN'TIRB STOCK
Accessories M. A. All -
thj£'"-^ »12P
The Weather
Wash fn gton—Voroenst:
CJconrhvt, Show era ami tlmndor-
torros Friday; Saturday fair, mild
emperature.
s For Rent
RENT—May 1st. Nine r
__.se,•Soso In, suitable for bo
hou^b liarge lot, garage, garden,
isonaiile rent. J. A. Booth, phon
or 1240s
i lioorgla opened a two game se-bleachers f»0 cents and chfldVen,
ries with the University of Mich- that is kids under 12 years old will
}cnual4lave hern returned from t
'previous year's team
The pri
tdu.
AUBURN LOSES .T
TO WOLVERINES
AUBURN, Ala.—Michigan TTn
versity turnod tho tables on At
born here Thursday afternoon ar
W*»n handily i) to 2. O'Hara wad tl
winning hurler. Knight. Nheflda
and.Moulton hurled for Auburn.
GORDON BEATS
MONROE AGGIES
BAItNBBVlLUB. On.—fiordon In |
stltute defeated Monroe Aggie* |
here Thursday afternoon, 7 to 2, j
TECH AND AUBURN
OPEN FRIDAY )
ATLANTA, On.—The first J>i|f1
series of the south opens here Frl- • The Pastor (dining with the fam-
day afternoon «ta to Au' u" i| y .)—Ah. yes, Brother Smlthers, !
Plainsmen play tho YellowjaeKetr . .. ..... ... , '
of Tech In tho first of a two cam, . 11 '» the 1IUIb ,,llnE! ’ «* » hl " llt "
scries. Both teams A’J!) put .their | that COtml*.
best efforts In Friday's game in j Little Wlflle (in a kind W Mi. per)
order to got eft with a rush in the !— Maw, that the sixth biscuit he's
series, ' took.
MR. DUNAWAY, of Smfcbonia,
tvs lie has sold most of his cot-
at prices ranging from 25 to
enU urv2 will hold the rest for
ents arp better. <MSr. Dunnway
Ih one of the most enterprising
_ , , ^ _ ... , , r¥ , ifarmers In this section and had not
Red and Black Battles Micmgan Here Friday ana u^boii weevil caught him he would
Saturday. Saturday Game Starts At 3:30.
Last Game Here Until April 27. Oglethorpe, and beghri ren^inc
land. This shows tvhzit Cap hi? done
In our section at fanning.
i’gun on Sanford Held Friday aft- be admitted to the bleachers for j^ ngton^wa^in the^ty^ester-
ompon and the ffnai game will be 26 cents.
played Saturday afternoon, the | 8o far this season the games cn
Saturday's contest staging at 3:30 Sanford Field have not been P»t-|‘J'ln'rilarke
o'clock. : ronizfd as they should have and 1
Michigan always brings to Ath- the Michigan games should servo
ons one of the best teams playing to bring out the biggest crowds of
re and this year more stars than the year.
Fred Sale will in all probability
•'raw the pitching assignment for
Georgia Friday afternoon and
^___ to fcheno gaibes hav
been placed within reach of every- Uhumbers will bo sent to the box
me and the lowest for big Inter- Saturday. /
T: :*so games are the last ones In
Athens tintil April 27t.lL
KEPT TAB
III CUSS FOR
OR SmJ3 — REBUILT FORDSON
Tractor. C*. A. Trusscll Motor
U- s|
uimim
FOSETS’ALE—PURE bred
Berkshire Pigs, 6 weeks
old, ready for delivery on
the 15th. See Orr & Co.
a22c
KMUMUI- ELECTRIC MACHINE
*r\ for cash. Also Black*
. Ptiicii and Pekr Preserves.
FttlS-W. a!5p
d)R SALE—Cleveland 3
passenger touring road
ster V.A-1 condition,' con
sumes - less gas and oil
;hap a Ford. Price right.
Can see it at Keller Auto
Co/, *Wash, St., this week,
“' Bishop.
IN USED FORD COUPES,
Touritvpi and Roadsters. C.
Trueeell Motor ’ Co. alCc
rOlpUCK-ONIS n^tlR SHOW-
C+fHi cavli reglater. cracker rack,
hqflvaUuidard computing scaler. Call
N. Jackson 8L olfic
arp AT ONCE—
^Igjtttrcni biuilncHs, established, to-
Hhteuin town of 7,000 population
Ml opportunity for t^he right man
Write for full details. Box li, Galnca-
ilie.Oa. . alSc
FOR SALE-SEVERAL
bushels of peas good for
either eating or planting
purposes. Several cans of
In-tries, string beans and
I'.ickles. If you will call at
i lu' Banner-Herald Office
on Hancock Avenue you
ill be surprised just how
jchcap you can buy any
part of the above men
tioned.
r+n
...Miscellaneous
ugb.hAde from old carpets.
Factory representative In city a
3w dgyt will shtp old rugs for you
nd show you samples of our double
scad rugs, dyed green, brown, red
r nd hflta Address W. R. Dale, den-
erul Delivery, or phone No. 1205. a13p
RAILROAD
Bi SCHEDULES
9KABOARD AIR LINE RY.
‘Northbound Southbound
:Z5 a/^Atlanta-Mon roe lodal <:16 p
:40jf : jAtJ.'Wrmln^ham-Mem. 3:20 p
2:40 p Norfolk-Rich.-N. T. 3:20 p
Jj63 p Atl.-Abbeville local 7:30 a
[*■P AlJ.-ItJrmlngham K:29 a
Norfolk-Washington G:29 a
Wilmington-N. Y. 6:23 a
PARIS
GARTERS
No metal can touch you |
The double grip wideweave PARIS is ■
the latest etyle in garters. It*s tailored j
to insure complete case and a most sat
isfactory service. No binding, plenty d
value and socks held securely.
•*3000 Honrs of
Solid Comfort h
Double Crip 1
nr; j 1
Wr IQCJrCUVC
SOcandup
Our cash policy enables us to sell you £0 CQ
these fine straws Saturday for .. . . .. 'mOnnfsq.
Buy Yours Today WHilt You Can Get the tlse.
H. J. REID & COMPANY
, THE SHOP OF QUALITY .
Plenty of Money to Lend on Real Estate
Interest Rates
6% and 6»/ 3 fo , O'
H. M. RYLEE
LAW OFFICKE
Phon* U7S
6%
405 Holman Bldg.
New Form of Activity At
University Will Act As
a Substitute For Rifle
Team.
Aonounroinniit ha« recently been
mode conremlnfj tbo organization
of n Riding Class by tbo girls of
tbo University of Georgia. The
"Riding class" takes tbo place of
the Rlflo Team, whldli baa. been
sbdllsbed. Since It was impossible
for tho girls to hare both of the,’
■ports and In view of tbo fact tiv>t
too girls bad already participate,!
In tbs Rifle Team, It was decided
by Major Burch to allow tbo flfe-
Tbo Rifle Team was founded tho
Eds to Join tbo Riding Clas-.
ebrly port of this scholarstlc year.
During Its career It has been qubc
successful, the girls having -Alton
part In several matches.
The Riding Class has Captain
Wise for Its instructor. Tho class
had Its flrsi lesson Wednesday
afterpooh.
The Riding Clans Is composed;
mainly of the members of the !ate(
Rlflo Team. Tho members are:
Misses Sallle Fannie Daniel, Lu-
clle Chumbley, Annie Belle Dough
ty, Melville Doughty, Omali Bad-
cock, Louise Ozhorne, Dorowhy
Levy, Dorothy t\horan. May Hc-
Neer, Mara Ella Jones, Rosa
Parker, Ethel jester and Emma
Plaster and Amelia Dornblat.
ODORS ABSORBED
Never put fish, cheese, lemons oi
I any stronger flavored food in the
i same compartment of your Ice lac
i In which you keep milk or butter
1 They absorb odors j'and becotm
j "strong.** y i
day. He owns a fine farm near
Stephens and Bays he has some
darkeys to work hla lend.
Negroes Who lived in slavery d.tys
are sticking to the south and few
join the exoduatem. M .
PURE AND SPARKLING
NATURE’S BEST REMEDY
No othsr wstsr has »hs wondsrful lasts, ths Invlseratlng *«*!•
Ing that It Isavst aftsr each glass full—It's dsllghtful, yso It’s—
LINTON SPRINGS WATER
Drink It All Ysar 'Round—But Espsclslly In Soring and Sum-
mer—PHONE «5
Linton Springs Water Company
Office Broad Street
FOR RENT
On* five-room downstairs
apartment, privets bath and all
convenience. Possession
March 1st
E. G. FAMBROUGH
• Phone 516
W. L. COXE
Transfer Co.
•Long Trips Our Specialty.'
Cheapest Truck In Town.
600 Thomas St. ,
Phone 1351
CSNTRAL OF GEORGIA RY.
N. O. Bolton. Agent, Phono 1461
Central of Georgia Station
Depart for Macon 7:30 a. ra.
* 4:66 d. ra.
l Arrive from Macon 12:16 p. m.
9:30 p. ra.
Mer further Information phone
J. Y. Bruce, C. A., 640.
GEORGIA RAILROAD
Arrive
7:23 pa
12:13 pm ,
Depart
3:23 am
2:25 pra
ALL ABOARD
Winter Excursion Fares and All
Year Tourist Fares
TO
c
GAINESVILLE MIDLAND
RAILWAY
ifj. gcfirtful.,
tea.. Aumo. Arrive
T:«*<A. M.« «:I0 P. M.
10: tz A. M>» ..M:ie A. U ,
. U«ilr. •• Dotty Ese.pt Biwdoy.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY
No. liova Athens tM s. n.. ir-
hvM hula 1:11 a iu '
Alsbams
Arizona
Arkansas
British Columbia
California
Florida
Washing! as
Georgia
Havana
Kentucky
LciLtiaoa
Mississippi
Nsw Mexico
North Carolina
Orsg
Carolina
Jnls
. West Virginia
Oregon
South Cor
„ j Tennrsars
rl vtSn
VIA ‘ .
Georgia Railroad ' '
Atlanta & West Point R. R.
Western Railway of Alabama
Liberal time limit, and stop-over privileges.
For further information apply to
J. P. BILLUPS, G. P. A,
• A* Healey Battling, Atlanta, Ga.
ittoH sAT Jj|
E. KAY
"THE SMILING PAINTER”
Fine Painting and Interior
Decorating
Phone 280, Athens, Ga.
i 66- VHONE-%
Taxi Service
Day and Night
YeSlowCabCo.
MR. H. O. KPTING bns retnrncrt
from rhleago, to investlgato tho
situation there. Wo hoi* he can
Induce some good white families
from the middle west lt» move
among srs.
WE REGRET to learn Hi
U'. Jarrell is very low and not able
to get out of bed. Mr. Jarrcl! was
i gallant Confederate soldier and
served through the war. He is a
splendid citizen and some years
moved to Athena from Oigle
thorpe.
MR. Ql;s STEVENS, one of the
lending citizens and largest plant-
in Oglethorpe county, was In
city Thursday. Mr. 8levens
says he lost each year from $300
to $r,00 on every negro family ho
worked since the appearance of
tho boll weevil, and so let them
go. He has supplied their place
with white labor and says, they
have done well and aro now able
to run themselves. He can use lim
ilroved and lavor-savtn.{ mach
inery with them and they, are so
truth more reliable and satisfac
tory.
FARMERS 8AV negroes con
tinue to ezodust from all over this
section and If It keeps up very
few will be left. Many plantora
would not try to farm on account
of the unreliability nf labor.
MR. II. C. HARDEMAN, a lead
ing merchant of Colbert, was in
the cMy yesterday. He Is n son of
the late Mr. Billie Hardcma... so
well known in Athens. Three of his,
brothers are also la buoln.s. n
Colbert Mr. Hardeman says"Nice
tile estate of tho late Col. Jar.-,
M. Smith has been out up and sold
to different parties, the town is
growing right along. Duiin.; th life
time *of Col. Smith, bin land cut
off their trade on two sides as Col.
Smith controlled It all. Mr. Harde
man says few negroes ure left, but
Madison Is 'largely settled by
whiles and they never bad to do-
pend on the. negro. Farmers In
hls sedilon' wlll all go to work do
lormlhed to do something this
year.
IN TALKING WITH FARMERS
from different counties, most re
port no slgn of rust In their wheal
and small grain is fine, especially
oats. Some say there Is appear
ance of rusL but an examination
shows It to be csiuaed by ths cold
spelf. All report raoord-brcskln*
small grain crops, and if no ca
lamity overtakes it a -root yield
will be made.." 1 l
MR. J. H. NICHOLS, of Oconee,
says ho did not plant a'seed of
cotton last year and will not,this
year. After paying for forth, "
end poison tjid taking chances
with the boll weerH, It is rno-t too
risky. He has 'plenty of provisions
to run ldm and will plant peanuts
as a .money crop, fib says In this
, :itlro section he kno-s of on'
seven' negroes'left. They have nil
exodnoted and those : left will fol
low. ■
THB ICE COMPANY at Jackson.
Os., is going to instnll a 10,000
egg bntoherr. Why cannot our Ice
company do likewise? A mammo h
Incubator would pay w»U In. Ath-
ens and encourage poultry "Maing.
Hon. O. B. Price say one nt Orlf
fin, add ft rents campsrtmnets to
tattles who want eggs'hatched.
FARMERS from every county
around Athens report that the
trait Crop Is sate, and they do not
look for a. killing frost The pros
pect Is that we will . have an
abundance of traIG
A'NUMBER of farmers who
come to town ask ths Banner-
Herald to try and (help them get
oar dty fathers to arrange some
convenient pises to leave their
teams. They aay the only-hitching
end feeding place Is n small lot
nt the rear of Klng-Hodgson Co.,
on Oconee street, and tils furnish
es accommodations for only a lim
ited number. This In a most Im
portant matter, tor our merchants
depend on thaso wagon farmers
for a great part of thetr rant busi
ness. To provide a hitching ground
tor them Is even more Important
than a campgromd for tourists.
MR. E. E. WILLIAMS has recent
ly completed several tine bridges
on the Atbens-TUrtwell highway.
:<ormanent concrete bridges an ;
now being built by moat of the!
counties. The remaining streams J
on onr highways should be bridged, j
THERE IS NO POSSIBLE dan
ger of small pox spreading In our
dty for tho One case tana been
quarantined and every provision
made to safeguard against any
spread of the disease. Physicians
say the health of Athens wae never
better than at this time.
was given Just as advertised. TN
Elks have proven what tbey x can
do, and It Is hoped that they spill
put on other like entertainments.
The Country Store was an espec
ially attractive feature and from
its business not only normal condi
tions but boom times are again
upon us.
OUR MERCHANTS are all open
spring goods, and beautiful styles { "f -suppose the treating custom
are shown. Olir city.is now draw- .has dlMppekfedi'o'IA YAOin I
Ing trade from-towns and sections
never before reached by Athens.
FOR AN EMERGENCY
'Not ehttfciy,’ r eaf# TTBMeB in
Bottlstop: "I have noticed that
when anybody buys a flask of al.
Ing an unusually attractive line of bollsm."—Scientific Monthly.
"Invariably the practices of the, * e * e< * UCh or f rom * stranger he
robber react injuriously npon him. a,ways 1,kea *° let ft Wend take
The preraceous life Is never con- U* 8 Mrs drink while he sbtpds by
ductive to a well-regulaMd msta-'and watches the effecL”-*.Wash-
I
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ivcftks iJUf-VDient Every show put
on was clean and of the hlrhMt!
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