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The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-01-06

The Trade Federation of this city
has put itself on racord as beiI g
most strongly opposed TO the fur
Their introduction OF Chinese.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-01-06

Miss A-B,rtholmew, Miss Emm a
Kane, and Mrs Jos Richards were
all passengers for Molokai ports by
the steamer Hawaii, leaving here in
place of the Lehua.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-01-06

Cal Tom Fitch was in New York
during Christmas week and had an
enjoyable time, He argued the
stake" case, where a reduction OF
duty ia hoped for, before the Board
OF Appraisers aud was hopeful OF a
favorable. ruling Tor his clients here,
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-01-06

More CAREFUL examination OF the
burned over stock Of the l. B Kerr
Co shows but little material, outside
al the sewing machines, that can
be made usahle. The loss ia COM
plete,
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-01-06

Mrs Chas Motley, Mrs M X Motley
and the Misses Motley; Mics E Il
Richardson and Mics Very were all
outward passengers by the ,Kinau
today.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-01-06

The funeral services Of the de-
ceased Bishop Gulstau will take
place at the Roman Catholic Gath
edral at 10 O'Clock tomorrow morn
ing, All peoples are invited to wit,
ness the ceremonies.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-01-06

Professor Lyons, sold Probs."
sent his first wea her report of the
regular series, to San Francisco
yesterday room announcing the
coming OF the cold "waye" now
on here.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-01-06

The band played at Emm Square
last evening although it was JUDI
ed that there would not have beol
any concert on account OF the death
OF Bishop Gulstan.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-01-06

The members of ID ,mien Council
Y M | are to meet at San Antonio
ball tomorrow morning at e:SQ
O'Clock preparatory to taking part
ip the funeral services Of the late
Bishop Gulstan.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-01-06

Judge Robinson, third judge, left
by the steamer Kinau today for
Hilo to preside at the session Of the
Fourth District Court in matters
where Judge Little ia disqualified.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-01-06

The body OF Bishop Gul.tan is
now lying in state in the par!or Of
the Catholic Mission house. A great
crowd OF people we're visitors there
yesterday aud we're also again today.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-07-09
LEWIS H. cos
Household Utensils
Department

We beg 10 call the attention Of
tho public In general 10 the fact
that our Household Department
on our second floor IN now com
pletc In ali IL lines We will be
pleased 20 have you call and view
tho same, Our full stan ~ sales
men will be- ready 10 escort You
by elevator 10 tho large and spa.
ClOus floor,
You will BE- SURPRISED at the
Extreme Low Prices on all goods,
where you will SEQ tho very latest
novelties, ~ well ~ staple house
hold utensils, enc, etc. Every
thing marked In plain figures
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-07-09
POKER NOT nfrroo,src,

EGobFs y . bstteF HsfhDSist Es1ls
than pgksT, aGaDTGiDE " . TyliBz @sls
NJ member ~ ths fsnyliy n Spgtb,
Bes'Hrn gDiysfsiiy ysstsT9Ry Nv DDn-
siGerjDg sn DnsDsiys jyri" ~ . siglepf
Opsrs, fsyE fhs CblGagp jBtsr <)1sss
THE quest ~ tls lpszsTTs' ~ t1s
usHS ~ o aDmis DpsTs roe syfrs, WSS,
H., sBd mir n Bbleb base Dasp sFi's
L'n W submit u gss pisTfG Nv ths
hands NJ q GsHsDTsbig HpWWiiiSs ~
ne fYIdiy 0DDslsijDE ~ M Dsftbs
PDD,e CrDg, HoaH n tlls g0Wep5 go
prOfessDrs Cisrk, Th0Uygyss, tsJs
GeId and Cumn0eE, 10 tbs 0DgThS ~
ne UIsy sDp'aTs ne DyiiDBjDE DSnE
SDg sB5 then ~ . pgSJT Esps, DT
ain 80 SacrjbGs,
or cycB sbsb', tOT fgJblDg s'4ks, .
wieksa psiT ~ Dire
y On HOt sHOg ygFi gbst plssr ~"
SAID Mr., CTDg, hut am sure tbst u
~ bad, W. must bsJs ibif s1Dk ess
out"
No spontaneous burst ~ sppfoyst
~ the sentiment csDs fTDm ibs osbsr
members ~ the COMMITTEES, sRS pn9,
fsSsOT Itst6slg gas sDpssi'1 ~,
"EnasT tils Circumstances, ~ W.
tH0g tbst-| bsEsB ibs DT,lfsaSDs,
jB q s1DGillsDOTy L0Bs, Dgt biz ksifs
hearted aefsHSe ~ The sDDs vsz b~t,
~ Ia sll gT0Ig foT = BoRk sloss
poker ~ be sung on the sisss ~ .
NstbOdlst hall" Mrs., cfog TsDeai<1,
sBg the rest NJ the cDWmj,lss sksss4
With bsF, author " tbs ClDk, psS tsa
~ the decision ~ the DDmwiuAs ~
PrOfsssyT J, seDti Clam ysstsTssy,
~ seems that you viii bsys ~ sss
out the DOksT" pTofsssoT clsrs $40,
'"bgi you can substitute sgebTs sSa ~
'bs Tssi ~ the sOBg run, BgebTs -
certainly bsileT Methodist Esms thsE
pOksT,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-07-09

Lstss, sugar ss0ts'ieo, az eset@,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-07-09
Roosevelt Is Urged
Against Cuba Treaty

Washington, June 20,-Charies A.,
Moore Of New York. president Of the
Protective TaHn League and an intl-
mate friend OF Mckinley. has been
here two days. comforting with Pregl-
dent Roosevelt and leading Republic
can legislators who happen 10 be- In
town regarding Cuban reciprocity.
Moore strongly urged the President 10
give 40 the idea Of calling an extra
session in November for the purpose
Of enactIng reciprocity legislation, and
pointed out that the opposition 10 such
legislation would be strong enough 10
defeat IL. lie argued that II the Pres
ldent we're 10 call an extra session and
meet rebuff, which appears to be
certainly in store for him, II would be
a blow TO the party ~ well ~ 10 tho
President.
Moore spoke IN no uncertain tone
Of the attitude Of the protectiOnIsts
throughout the country. He told the
President that they were innexlble In
their purpose 10 oppose. by every
means AZ their command, all the reel.
prOciiy deals. including that proposed
with Cuba. a vigorous campaign has
been made through tho West during
the mast ,ew moptbs and the rcauIt ia
shown in the practical extinction of
tho iowa idea In Iowa alone IN 0o0 000
hIRh tariff documcnts have beep dis.
trlbuted in the mast six months. car
ryInR war into the enemy'E country
with uIch good effect that Coyerpor
CummIns and his folIovInK are nc.
knoyIedged TO he eliminated an M.
tional fnctors. .sr-.
! Moore told the President that n the
protective policy WAS undermined by
the Republican marty, either by reel,
prorIty deals or ATTEMPTED tariff tin.
kerIng, there would be strong recent.
ment throughout the great manufac.
turing centers, and the result would b,
a tendency 10 support some such Dem.
ocrat ~ German as against Roosevelt
Moore also gave the President III,
benefit OF Information gained during m
eight months tour OF Europe, from
which he has lust returned. lie founr
English, French and German slates
men ready 10 admit that our protec
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-07-09
FITS LOVE AFFAIR.

Chicago, June ls,--I,Ob FItZslmmons
has been knocked down and out ny
Cupid. The pugilist announced tonight
his engagement 10 Miss Julia May Glf'
ford, prIma donna In ths when John
ME Comes Marching Home" company,
now playing al MGylcker's Theater
Later Miss clifford confirmed the story
Yves, am engaged said the victor
Of many ring battles, And 10 the
sweetest little woman In The world, ]
had known two or three ~ the gil
members Of the company 10 when
Miss clifford belongs, and attended The
show NJ Mcyicker's q number Of times.
! foil In love with Miss clifford when
she appeared before The f00tlighls and
later when | was introduced 10 her my
affection was confirmed our progress
toward the engagement was rapid
u suppose the public will mink u
u MT doing honor 10 The memory 0l
n my wife 10 fall IN love ana become en-
gaRGd 80 soon after her death but
am sure II she could know she goplf
approve ~ The proposed alliance pc
tween myself ana Miss Gln0ri, an
lonely and need lhe election ~ o RQpl
woman We 40 moi expect ~ mlrrl
Tor . year Qr perhaps 1870 years.
80
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-07-09

10, ssI'0 cards q HpllsuO EMS
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-07-09
GIVING No ODDS

The knowing ones, and indeed All
those who have seen the principals
during their training. are very conf
dent that the Ij.rOund go between Bll.
" Woods and NIllctt on Saturday
evening viii prove a battle royal No
odds are as yet laid on the outcome,
A. while Millett has shown great cley'
efneBs and quickness, b" has not been
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-07-09
HONOLULU STOck EIeHinee
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-07-09
LOCAL AND GENERAL

''''NNH' '''fb WI ''"b "h' -" .
koa
4 pearl stick pin has been lost Gee
New Today, page $.
Lodge Ie Progress meets tonight .
Work In the second degree.
For choice groceries see s, J. salter,
Fort street. above BeretaDia,
New assortment Of the Monarch
shirts At LeyingstOns IN the Young
building; price o.
The recent burgiaries In the suburbs
are not due 10 the Private Stock Rye
sold A. the Pantheon Saloon.
Honolulu PhotO-Supply have a very
excellent tripod for tL7G II Is the
new model Eastman other tripods
from $50 10 $500.
owing to request having been made
from Fire Underwater Gurrey FIRE IN.
quest on the Booth FIRE will be held In
High Sheriff Browns ONCE this after.
noon.
PatronIze home Industry; when you
need starch, order PA, or Hawaiian
starch. All groccrs keep II for sale;
costs no more and II superior 10 any
imported.
By y mistake whitney n N8rsb's ad,
In last evenings paper read ~ yards
Of Marrimnck prints for 81 90. II should
have been % yards for 400. Anyone
Who purchased today ran receive the
extra four yards by calling A. the store.
The steamer Helene arrived from
Hawaii ports this morning IT. O'Clock
with $500 bags OokaIa sugar and $500
bags IIonOmu sugar. Captain SichOll.
/ son will probably make one more trip
on the Helene before entering on his
new duties m pilot at Kahului
Reports from the Queens hospital
are 10 the effect that Judge WILCOX,
while he ls not ~ yci out Of danger,
/ II improving The MikahaIa this morn
ing brought over Judge Wilcox's rel.
atlyes from Kauai They were sent for
by telegraph on the day Of the opera
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-07-09

The BUSINESS MANS HANDY ~
DIX, published IN tbs saturday Bulls.
an and ihF Wtskly Edition, glyss .
eepeiss ana eemplsie Tssums VI sll 10
val notices., calls isT isndsTs, Iudg
msDls, building PsTmIis ana rssl %
tais HsnsafNpns tyfnlng hullfilnl
~ espls PSF month Wsskly hyllfuD,
\ pW yer
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-07-09

The BUSINESS wars HANDY ~,
DEI, published IN tbs SATURDAY sylIs
Tin and the WsstJy Edition, gives .
coDejss spd eomplsts JssyNs ~ ~ -
gel notices eslls fo1 tsOes,s JUG
msnts, building permits and tssj 90
tate transactions Evening eyjjstia,
70 cents per month Weekly syIls',n,
u per year,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-07-09
HOUSE.
CONTINUED from Page ~

CONTINUED from Page ~
third reading Of the u. r. Dole compcn.
satiDn bill.
Another communication from the
same source announced the return
Of the communication with reference
~ amendments 10 Senate Bill . for cor
rection.
Concurrent Resolution.
The following concurrent resolution
was introduced by Mr. Kumalae and
adopted;
Whereas. the Legislature Of the Ter
ritory Of Hawaii has appropriated dlf'
fercnt large sums Of money 10 be exc
pended by the Road Department,
therefore
BE II resolved and expressed by tho
House OF Representatives the Senate
concurrng. that the labOrers working
under the said Road Department DO
paid henceforth from said apprOprIa-
ton at the rate Of not less than one
dollar and nny cents per day.
The vote on this resolution was 10
10 4 and there was no argument what
ever.
co,t.,.no. co,o,,i,,.. a,no,,
Mr., ChiIIIngworth mon nrosontod
the report OF the Conference Commit
tee on the eighteen months current OK
,onss bIII which was az foIIova,
ynur committee agro.s IN sII IN.
Amendments made by tho uousc with
IN. fo,lowInv e,cep,iops.
| m I,.m inserted nv tho uouso
"AdvcrtIsIng tho sdvsn,aVcs and ro
sourc.s NJ tho TerrItorv az O00" you,
q, mmItte. recommends changing tbe
phraseolopy nv adding after the word
/ .srorrI,ory" tho vords "apd IN .ncour
aae Immigration" 40 M IN make IN,
Item read advertising the adyan
T. ges and resources OF the TERRITORY
and 10 encourage immigration. az. 900. :
and that tho item AS 40 expresgcd
mass.
C2) The item "UonoIuIu Park Com
mission CsuporIntendent OF Public
Works IN he a memberI. $4,000.
amended by the Uouse 10 tI2. 900. You
committee recommends that tho item
pass at tIs 900 IA I'm the Senate bill.
I9l Tho amendment made nv IN.
TIousc in soctIon 2 nv the InsertIor
nftcr the word "conyIctIon" ia line Z
the words "bcfore any DIstrIct Magls
ttate" ia agreed 10 by your commIttc,
with tho following change OF wording
"DIstrIct Magistrates 10 have InrIsdlc
tIou I'm cases arising under this sec
ticn." and insert al close OF section.
Change total TO tI,I7G,935.
Your committee recommends tina
the bIII pags in accordance with th,
above findings.
G, n. DICKEY,
PALMER =, WOODS.
ID. PAUL Il, ISENBERG,
JB, KAOUL
w. G, ACUu.
SAM y. CHILLINGWoRTII
II. NJ. KANIUO,
w. p. HAIA,
Il. w. AYLETT,
g. A. LONG.
The report was unanimously adopt
cd.
joker Resolution.
, Mr.. Keaiawaa introduced a resolu
ton 10 the effect that theAttorney Gen
eral be instructed TO In turn instruc
, the Sberiffs OF the various Islands u
a.. put a stop 10 the Indulgence on III
. part Of any persons IN any manner q
, athletic sports on the Sabbath day.
! The eighteen months salaries biI
! was brought up for final passage Nj
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-07-09

They say there IL 4 JaGk tH sysrt
~, even ib0gEb sODs ~ them ~ ~
Jlfs1,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-07-09

Fins Job FdRtlpg q lbs spllsiI0
eiilfs
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1903-10-09
Crop Conditions.

COTTON: Ideal weather for cotton
picking prevailed in all parts of the
State throughout the week. Picking
has been pushed forward vigorously,
and while few localities report the
bulk of the crop picked, and others
that picking is only well under way,
the reports from the principal cotton
growing parishes indicate that from
one-third to one-half of the crop has
been picked. Generally the yield is
below an average, and in some local
tiles it is very light. There are no
prospects for top crop.
SUGAR CANE: Continued dry wealth
err, with hot days and cool nights in
the sugar region have further retard-
ed the growth of the crop. The cane
crop cannot now come up to it's nor
NAL size by the grinding season,
which is almost here. Notwithstand-
ing the present weather conditions
have checked the growth of the stalk,
they are conducive to the develop
ment of the sucrose content.
RICE: Under favorable weather con-
ditions rice harvest has progressed
rapidly and is nearly completed in
most sections. Threshing is progress
sing satisfactorily. The crop is turn
ing out good yield of excellent
quality.
: CORN: The weather has been favor
able for gathering corn, which has
been pushed forward when time could
be spared from other crops.
MISCELLANEOUS The bulk of the
hay crop has been saved in excellent
condition. The continued dry wealth
er has injured truck gardens. Sweet
potatoes are a good crop.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1903-10-09
ORDINANCE NO. 81.

An ordinance specifying how chimneys shall
be built in the Town of Welsh; creating
mode of inspecting same, and fixing a punish
ment for the violation thereof:
of Trustees of the Town of Welsh, That no
chimney shall be constructed within the cor
porate limits of said town unless said chimney
is constructed of brick; the wall OF same shall
plastered inside, and shall extend not less than
three feet above the roof of the building in
which it is constructed.
It is further ordained, ETC., That the Mar
shall of the said Town of Welsh is authorized
and empowered to inspect all chimneys now
in use in said Town of Welsh and to condemn
any and all chimneys which he considers to be
in a dangerous condition, and to compel their
destruction as q nuisance, or to cause their de-
fectiveness to be remedied. 80 that said CHM
neys shall comply with the specifications pro-
vided for in the first section of this ordinance.
Be it further ordained That any person or
persons who shall be guilty of the construc-
ton Of q chimney otherwise than provided by
shall use one which has been condemned,
without first rebuilding or repairing same as
provided in the second section of this ord1-
nance, shall upon such conviction OF such ylo-
more than $4,000, or Imprisonment not to ex.
coed thirty days, or both at the discretion of
the Mayor for each offense.
Be it further ordained, &c, That the pro-
visions OF this ordinance shall apply only to
that part of the incorporation divided into
lots.
Be it further ordained, &C., That this ordi-
nance shall take effect and be in force from
and after it's adoption and promulgation.
H. A d Ray1ds son. aye; .-t f. Cooper aye;
Passed the Board, October 9Th, 1908.
SAM'L BLACKBOARD, Secy.
~ 'p'0 ' LEE +. ROBINSON. Mayor.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1903-10-09
The Prosperous South.

The new south is vieing with all that
the old ever claimed to be in the way
of prosperity. There is a tide of mon
ey and immigration setting in here
that cannot be stopped by brealSw aters,
no matter how large, how well forti-
fed and how impregnable. The pa
pers throughout the North are refer
ring to it and this is a certain sign
that those who dislike to see their
countrymen leave are certainly going
through that very experience.
All along the Southern coast there
are little indications that when put in
a whole make the big ocean with it's
tiny drops. The scene is attractive,
even alluring to the Southern boy
reared with the old time religion of
the old time South firmly implanted
in his veins and the fire of patriotic
spirit blazing out from every nerve.
The old South with it's fond memories
and traditions is giving away to the
new South with it's smoke stacks, it's
long fields of verdant richness and its
prosperous farmer, mechanic, mer-
chant and professional man. The old
South was prosperous in measure
and was becoming more SO but its
strides never did reach the magnitude
of the leaps today. Each day brings
out an item that proves this conclu-
sion and every paper in every section
has now and then comment and news
of this nature.
Noting that thirty eight per cent of
the total exports of the country for
the past year originated in the South
ern states, the Railway World says
the development of that section is we'll
illustrated by the growth of cotton
mills along the lines of the Southern
railway. Since January 1, 1908, there
have been added twenty new
and eight knitting mills, which have
added to the total equipment 20, 1874
looms and 727 1858 spindles.
There are now under construction
twenty-three other mills, with an
equipment of IA, OPS looms and 500, 312
spindles, making grand total exist
ing and in sight of 642 mills, 1855, 1888
looms and 6,976,8OO spindles.
The same paper calls attention to
the extraordinary railroad expansion
of the South. In 1880 that section had
but 20, 500 miles, whereas in 1900 there
were over $4,000 miles, representing a
new influx of capital to the amount of
81, 500, 900, 900. This growth of mileage
has had it's sequel in tremendous
growth of business. Products former
ly worthless for want of access to the
worlds markets now quicken the cur
rents of trade.-Beaumont Enterprise.
Full line of up-to-date head gear for
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1903-10-09
ORDINANCE NO. 05
Ordering sidewalks to be built on the south
10

Ordering sidewalks TO be built on tne soush
side of Nichols Street:
SecrIoN |. BE it ordained by the Mayor ana
Board of Trustees of the Town Of Welsh, La,
signed by the resident owners of a majority OF
the property abutting on the Street proposed
to be improved by the building of sidewalks,
said petition having been presented to the
Board Of Trustees at the regular meeting DC
tober g. 1908, and approved by the Boara.
therefore in accordance with the authority
herein vested by Ordinance No. SO, it is here
by ordered that a sidewalk be built accordlng
to the specifications adopted Aug. 7, 1900, on
the South side of Nichols Street, commencing
at q point opposite the South East corner OF
Block No. Forty, thence West along the south
side of Nichols Street. to a point opposite the
South West corner of Block No. Forty-four.
That said walk be built on the grade line as es-
tablished by the town engineer, under ana by
the authority Of this Board. That any prop
erty owner who may desire to lay brick or &C.
ment walks, may do SO on the grade eStabllsh-
ed by said Town engineer. ~, ,
Section .. Be it further ordained &c., That
it shall be the duty of all owners OF properly
fronting and abutting on that part OF Nlcholls
Street herein named to construct, or cause to
be constructed side walk, within twenty days
from adoption and promulgation of this ord1-
nance, and in case of failure or neglect SAID
walk to be built according to the further pro-
visions of said Ordinance No. Fifty-two. ~
this ordinance shall take effect ano be IN force
from and after it's adoption and promulgatlon
G. P. Martin, aye; II. A. Davidson, aye; - ID.
Cooper, aye; Frank Cotton, aye.
Passed the Council October 9Th, 1903.
S. BLACKBOARD, Secretary.
Approved October 9th, 1908.
LEE E. ROBINSON, Mayor.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1903-10-09

The mayor and board of trustees of
Welsh are to be commended for pass
ing the ordinances which are pub
lished in the JOURNAL this week. For
some time, in fact ever since the town
has begun to grow, there has been a
demand for an ordinance against al
lowing cattle to run at large upon the
streets and also for better chimneys
as safeguard against fire. These
two ordinances are timely and will
meet with the approval of large ma
jority of the citizens of the town. The
mayor and board of trustees are all
representative citizens and whatever
action they take in their official ca
pacities we may rest assured is for the
best interest of the town, and it is the
duty of every citizen, who wants to see
the town grow and prosper to uphold
the town authorities in all they do that
tends to the betterment of the town.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1903-10-09

Hon. Will A. Steidley returned
home this week from Baltimore, where
he attended the meeting of the national
convention of Odd Fellows as repre-
sentative from Louisiana. He re-
turned by way of Illinois, Mrs. Steid-
ley, who has been visiting relatives
during the summer, accompanying
him.. Mr.. Steidley will resume his
campaign for State treasurer and the
twin candidates from Union Rouge
parish will need to don their hustling
clothes. Lake Charles, American.