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75
j Georgia Faces Auburn I n
For Rent
K$or rent—six room house at
[Jr 464 Dougherty St. Two bathe.
I nibdern cqnveplenc^s. Double ga-
The price is $40.00 per month.
£escon Hutlgin, over Canning &
ptterson. or phone 1763. 325c
"FOR RENT — NEW BTJNOADOW,
t^Apoae In, easy walking distance to
B^aenter of city; extra large lot. Rca-
I mmable rent* Apply ut 661 Pulaski
pStiVSIt. , *22p
fecyofe.' RENT—SIX ROOM;rolTSE
L.i 'on .Cobb • street between Mllledge
r - bv*«fie and Franklin street. Jot by
for $23.00 per month. See R. H.
nun. Phono W. a22c
' KKNT — AT .568 JACKSON
__ JltNtV tWo-Story large brick store.
MHCie 9. Freeman, Phone 718* 6236
; *[ . For Sale
FOR SALE—PURE bred
V - Berkshire Pigs, 6 weeks
rigid, ready for (delivery on
5flih 15th. See Orr & Co.
VWtZ a22c
Among those visiting in Athens
Friday were: J. C. Webber, Nash
ville; W. M. Y. James. Atlanta;
Elbert Jenkins. Jr., N. H. Cran
ford, Atlanta; J. W. Robinson, At*
lrtnta.
E. B. Price, Ja.; J. W. Sutton,
Baltimore; T. M. Patterson, Madi- „ .... ... .. _ _
son; Mr. and .Mrs. F. O. Brands, I away at o’clock. The admission In a few days both Georgia ar«l STAIUCVILLE.—Flashing all
Winchester, Marts.; Mr. and Mrs. | will be f> 0 Ocents knd some of the Auburn will part id date in a bitr {fype« of aseball, from the superb
Henry O’Gartner, Washington, O. South's best track athletics will meet at Georgiu Tech and ttye' to the ridiculous, , the Mississippi
participate. events Saturday wilj «di/er a lint ! Aggies and the Georgia Bulldogs
Howard R. Peevy, Atlanta; J. T. j This will he one of the best as to how the teams dvjll fare in! split a twin bill, here this after-
Track Meet Here Saturday' Bin white’s Team Breaks
' Even With Miss. Aggies.
„ , . . T —. , ! Play Alabama Friday
Georgia and Auburn meet on the will be manifested by local fan-, j j Cotnrdaw
cinder path on Sanford Field f’at- to authorize other track meets be- j 2110 oaiuraay.
ng atap
In u
Ivey, Thomson, Ga.; J. E. New man, J meets held in the South this year that meet.
Birmingham. Ala.; Mrs. S. L. Shaw, j afid it is being staged here with _ A large crowd should turn out
{FOURTEEN TUSH
Jacksonville, Fla.! W. T. McOoI-jtfto hopes that sufficient interest Saturday for this meet,
lough, Baltimore; W. O. Martin,
Atlanta.
C. F. Baker, N. C.; C. II. Laf-
frrdandre. New York; It. C. Kemp,
Baltimore; C. E. Gossum, JI°t
Springs; S. A. Mulllkin, Cincinnati, I
Ohio; E. N. XTpshaw, Atlanta; J. |
A. Diamond, Philadelphia, Pa. j
C. A. Wilkinson, Atlanta; J. Ik 1
Hale, Atlanta; W. T. Tucker, ;
Barnesville, Ga.;* i.Mts. Charles (
Whitmore, Boston, Mass.; W. L.
:
SALLY LEAGUE
CLUBS. - ! W.
Augusta 4 i
Greenville 2
Columbia 2
Charlotte 2
Spartanburg 2
Charleston 0
j noon, the first game ending 5 to 4 J
jin favor of the visitors and the
* second, 2 to 1, with the Aggies on
j the long end.
i Pantone, Georgia ace started on
p c .j j tho ill for the Georgians and held
l oot) Mhe Aggies scoreless for seven in-
*.G0b oings, when lie was relieved by
.500 Atunday, who held the Aggies In
.500 {check until the ninth, when Cbam-
IsOo I ** rs wa3 Bent in fOT «Munday.
.000 |
wnumore, uosion, aiiu>h, vv. u j * . n i • ‘
Grunt, Rochester, New* York; j W. Crowd ill History j
h Burns Macon. Jx of Southern Baseball i
L. W. Russell, Atlanta; Georgoy A . A .» \
B. Evans, Boston; Miss Ina Me* Out r OT Openings Atlfln-j
Michael, Jackson, Oa.; W. 8. Rog- j ^ Game.
$n, Jr., Atlanta; George Sweet- j *
r n r l JLL„u r - ATLANTA.—Aout fourteen"thou*
&..Shv r.”r/»c.^ s™' t U,, D vi“ D r? ifianrt rai.I.l fan» .homed and yell-
ed. nlapiied each other on the hack,
and conducted themselves in tho
most approved way In which
Mumby, Chicago; Mr. and Mrs.
M. Ingle, Black Mountain, N. C
'you BAtJC^Vlfcra COLLIE PUPS,
$7.5* each, or exchange for peanut* I
or BJ*«. Pure ; white bunch and *
speckled running 'butter bean deed,J
20 cchta pcr poUnd.
Slat ham,' Oa.-
a2Cp
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8-pass. Roadster in A-l condition. I
Cost $1,685. Beet offer over 1500.00.
.before May first takes It. Bee It at 1
Keller Motor Co., Wash. 8L W. H. B.
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Last Notice For
State and County
Tax Returns
The State and County
Tax Digest will close May
1st, and all those who fail
to make their tax returns
by this time will be dou
ble-taxed as the equaliz
ers will not pass on any
return that has not been
given.
J. H. DORSEY,
a26c. Tax Receiver.
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Jjtrscy cows. Feed staked to chain
on-Atm. Sturgis Farms, Appalachee,
da. % a25p
FOR SALE - BEAUTIFUL NEW
. brick bungalow bn easy terms. Bee
8. Freeman, Phone 716. a22c
Miscellaneous
MEDniM BROWN HAIR look,
o( all alto, k Golden 'Glint
, Shampoo.
SPECIAL NOTICE
CITY TAXES
The (Iret Inetallment of city tttx-
ee ore duo from April lith to May
let. lueluelTe. Tabtp.iyer, who fall
on or before Mar Jm wilt havt to
pay ,1.51 cost of tlta which will be
leaned utalnat ,11 delinquent,.
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SB hundred dollar, will be Riven no u
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• most appropriate name ffor Noe
h33. and 34 te new trains.between
New Orleans and New York to be
. 'inaugurated on Sunday April 29th
the Southern Reilwey System, the
Louisville and Naihville, The West
Point Route and the Pennsylvania
Railrod, according to announcement
made by .W. H. Taylor, Pas
senger Traffic Menaggcr of tho
Southern, Washington, D. C., to
whom all suggestions should be
pent The prize will bo awarded
After all suggestion, h»ve been
considered by a committee of offi'
Pcen of the interested.
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Reboring cylinders, welding,
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PHONE 587
159 W. Washington St.
ball fan at tho opening
•vimr should while the Atlanta
hasp’jnll team wan handing t tho
Chattanooga Lookouts, tho pink
slip, by a score of II to 6.
Jt was tho largest crowd that
has ever attended n baseball gam«
In the south, and the fans were
true lovers of baseball, every man
Jack of them. They rav«d r»—* "hol
lered” by turns as the Crackers
gathered eleven hits nnd made
them count for eleven runs.
Bennie Karr occupied-, the rifle
pit for the locals nnd was opposed
by Cunningham, the Chatanooga
ace.
"Snooks” Dowd nnd Herman for
the locals each got three hits,
while Leonard did the heavy stick
work for the visitors, getting the
same number.
W.
CLUBS.
Little Rock 2
Mobile 2
Atlanta 2
Birmingham ....... 1
Chattanooga 1
Nashville 1
Memphis 0
New Orleans ........ 0
L. Pet
0 1.000
0 1.000
1 .667
1 .500
1 .500
2 .333
i. .000
2 .000
AMERICAN LEAGUE
CLUBS.
Detroit ... .
Philadelphia
Cleveland ...
Washington
Boston ...
Chicago ...
Pet
1.000
.1.000
1.000
1.000
.000
.000
THURSDAY'S RESULTS
SOUTHERN LEAGUE
Chattanooga 6; Atlanta 11.
Birmingham S; Nashville 7.
Mobile 8; New Orleans 8,
innings, darkness.
Memphis 1; Little Rock 1 (12
innings, darkness.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Washington 2; Philadelphia 4.
Boston 2; New York
Detroit 8; St. Louis 3.
Chicago 6; Cleveland 6.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
New York 4; Boston 3 (morning
game.)
New York 4; Boston 3, (evening
game.)
Philadelphia 6; Brooklyn 3.
Pittsburgh 5; Chicago 10.
St. Louis 11; Cincinnati 8.
SALLY LEAGUE
Spartanburg 2; Breenvillo 1.
August# 11; Columbia 5.
Charlotte 4; Charleston 1.
FRIDAY'8 GAMES
SOUTHERN LEAGUE
Chattanooga at Atlanta.
Little Roeg at Memphis.
Birmingham at Nashville.
Mobile at New Orleans.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Detroit at St. Louis.
Chicago at Cleveland.
Boston at New York.
Washington nt Philadelphia.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
SL Louis at Cincinnati.
Pittsburgh nt Chicago.
New York at Boston. .*
Phlladephia at Brooklyn.
8ALLY LEAGUE
Charleston at Charlotte. • ta
Colombia at Augusta. I «•»<
Greenville at Spartanburg, cl
connected with a fast
tn the fifth inning and carried
j it for a ride, crossing the plate
; before the ball reached the In*
’ field.
1 c’aptain George Clarke hurled
(U j the second game for the visitors
nd made a good Job of It. Austin
of the Aggies opposed him on the
mound, giving up only two hi‘4.
The Aggies got eight hits In hi
second ame, moat of them of tbf\
infield type, whlcih netted tbeiu^
two necessary runs.
The Bulldogs left here for Tus
caloosa, where they play tne TMn
Red Line of Alabama Friday,
jumping over to Montgomery for a
second game with the Tuscaloosa
bunch, Saturday.
{ Around Athens
With Col* T. Larry Gantt
.... 0 2
nationaiTleague
CLUBS. W. L.
New York ......... 4 0
Chicago 2 1
St. Louis 2 1
Brooklyn 1 1
Philadelphia 1 1
Pittsburgh 1 2
Cincinnati 1 2
Boston 0 4
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aouthern railway
o. 6 leaves Athena 3:00 a. m.,
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« Lulu 5:45 pw m.
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114 Healey Building, Atlanta, Ga. Z*-, up
M<t TOL- LESTER, one of our
oldest and best citizens and who
hnH boon feeble for some time, Is
fast improving and speaks of tak
ing a trip to Florida for a change,
in nast days Tol Lester and his
brother, Patman were powers In
Clarke county on election years,
nnd they always threw their in
fluence for law, order and good
government.
COL. W. S. HOLMAN, on the
Mitchell bridge road, just beyond
our citv limitfl. has tho finest field
n t wheat in Georgia, we verily be
lieve It 1h now knee high and
remises to- make twenty bushels
of better per acre. Col. Holman
xavo a part of the Weld a .post of
«oda and you can see Its effects.
It is worth ridintg out to see that
whdat. Not a sign of rust (a found.
'\n examination shows the lower
blades were caused by the cold
weather. We predict /hat this Is
what Homo farmers take for rust
in their wheat.
ALL SMALL GRAIN Is Oxtra
ffno this year and promises the
best crons ever grown./But rye
•« reading very lo\y, but tl*»s Is
hrtter. for what It lacks In »tight
hi made ^'’p In longer heads and
more grains. More rye has been
"lnnted in our section than cvef
before known. It will cheer*and
refresh you to ride out in the
country now and view the verdant
fields. It sure looks like proaw»?Ry
and plenty.
MR. WILL EBERHART. who hat
his leg broken In an automobile ac
rid ent Ih getting along nicely an*
is now able to sit up. But It will be
aome time Jwtore he can get
around.
MR. A. G. ELDER has a souvenir
of Athens given him by Mr. Lloyd
Brooks that is a real curiosity. It
Is a shield-shaped bronze medal,
about as large as a silver dollar,
and on Us face, unclosed within
the Real of Georgia. Is an exhet
picture of the tree-thst-owns-ltself
am* the old double-barrel cannon.
•BowMh are the v •urds, "Athens,
Oa.” No one to w. on Mr. Elder
showed this relic has ever seen
one like It. Mr. Brooks says that
some fifteen years ago a tramp
from New Jersey came through
Athens and engraved the souvenir
and made a hundred that sold for
one dollar each. If some one would
have duplicates made of this
souvenir of Athens they would find
a ready sale. The engraving Is
most accurately executed and the
seal and picture of the treq and
old cannon are perfect.
Mil. U F. EDWARDS 1, going
largely into growing peanuts tills
year. He has . n number already
bought for planting and laat week
bought about fifty more bushels of
The Oofe Seed Co. Mr. Edward, ha»
UU or the most modern and model
fftrm*1n Oglethorpe'county and In
■Siiflff of the bill weevil ho la mak
ing -ft pay. From* • Edward,
makes a suede,, of whatever be
touches,
WH . UNDERSTAND tint the
Crawford cotton mill is arranging
to add cloth to ft, output, and bad
bought a number of new looms. It
will make cotton flannel. Far dome
time this mill ban only made
thread. It Is owned by Athenian,
nnd Is therefore a local enterprise.
The mill was built by Mr. U F.
Edwards, and I, operated by power
brought from Wstion's shoals, near *
Cariton. The building of this mill
gave Crawford Ite tint boost.
THIS SECTION can be made the
greatest tracking country on the
continent. We can not only grow
■all manner of vegetables around
Athens, but raise record-breaking
op the land
[===g{ out to'pAy.
DANCE MUSIC
Deereti. (You’re the Near
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Starlight Bay. Fox-Trots.
Paul Sptcht and Hit Or-
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Falling.
The Loyalitht In Your Eyu.
Fox-Trot.. Manhattan
Dane. Orehtitra.
A-3525 75c
HaDeluJib Blue,.
Spanbh Drcsnu. Fox-Trots.
Johnny Dunn’S Original
Jot* sound,. A-3839 75c
LUtklW. (Don't few|
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Keep Off My Shock
Nora Baytt. A-3826
Aggravatin’ Papa.
Seven or Eleven, Dolly Kay.
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Sweet One.
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FrankCrumit. A-3827 78c
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Rocky Mountain Moon.
Flower of Hawaii. Ftrtra’o
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Quartet. A-3823 7Se
Th# Humor, 'of Bendon.
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Maid Behind tho Bar—Trim
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Ennit, Morrison and Mut
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I'll Moke Dat Black Cal
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C. Browne. A*3833 75e
My Seal b n Witaose for My
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Vr.ivereity Jubilee Sing
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’Are Marta."
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SYMPHONY AND CONCERT SELECTIONS
Hungarian Dance No. 6. •
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Somewhara a Voice U Call-
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Alice, Where Art Thaat
(Anchor) Carmela
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From tho Gaaoheaha.
(Gardner)
Bp the'Brook. (An hoed
■Fun rulueau.) (De Bols-
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A Droamlaad City.
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Tho Stan Hava Eyu.
(Sanderson) Barbara
Mastrsl A-3821 *1,00
Fsa Gwine Back to Dlxto.
. (White) Oscar Staglt
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A Banjo Song. (Homer)
Oscar Ssagle, A-3824 *1.00
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