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The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1909-05-07

Sadia Parker is sick this week.
James Coffey of Selby was in the
cy Monday.
Allen Hendrick was down from
.lby Monday.
F. NJ. Goodman was a visitor
~ Selby Monday.
Jessie Olsen was kicked in the
ace by a horse Friday.
Mrs. A. E. Flick went to Selby
ne last of the week.
Don't get discouraged if the wea
her is favorable, spring is mere.
Agnes Howe was sick Sunday
md Monday of this week.
The Ladies Aid Society met
With Mrs. Frank Corey this week.
Harry Beals has been suffering
With neuralgia of the face this
week.
Chas. Sterwalt who has been
LONG some work at Selby has
.eturned.
Mrs. StrOebel of Bowdle is Wis
ting her daughter Mrs. w. W.
}, Malley.
j. G.. Vautertook charge of the
?. o. Sunday as Deputy for Post
daster Flick.
County Supt. Schellenger of
Selby was a business visitor in
Hobridge Tuesday.
Monday night a moving picture
how was given in Dykeman's hall.
s was well attended.
Jake Running and family left
or Aberdeen Monday afternoon
or an extended visit.
Thursday nights prayer meeting
service was followed by a business
meeting of the church.
Miss Fox is having a new fence
,rected around her residence prop
rites on Wisconsin Avenue.
Geo. Lease. editor of the State
Journal, of Glenham was an over
Sunday visiter in Mobridge.
Walter Peterson a young man
vhn has been WORKING some time
sor contractor f. e. Brewer left
Friday for Miles City.
This paper wants correspondents
in every community. We are 60
ing to devote a page 10 the country
news of the County if correspon-
Tents can be obtained. Remember
we are going to devote our entire
time to the upbuilding of the News
from this time on, and you may
expect to see considerable change
and improvement, We have 9
good proposition to make to one
young man or lady in each som-
munity. Write Us for particulars.
Robert Rexdale, of Rock Island
ILL.,, through the Mobridge Real
Estate Co., has purchased the s.
w. quarter Of Section IS. which
lies one mile north Of town. He
gets a bargain in the land, rs it is
a fine piece and worth more money
than was asked for it. We under
stand that eighty acres Of fax
will be put in on the land this
year. and we predict that Mr..
Rexdale VIII be more than pleased
with his Investment when he sees
what dne crops the soil will pro-
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1909-05-07
CITY NEWS III BRIEF

Weytus Dewey went to Selbl
Sunday where will begin work
with a steam breaking outfit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Art BordwelI are
the happy parents of a 6 IA
pound baby girl born Monday May
Sd. d..
VIM Perry's new residence in
the north east part of town will
be ready for the masons the frs
of the week.
VIM. O'Conner has returned
from 2 trip west. He expected
to locate at some place along the
line, but has returned and says
MObridge has them all skinned.
The Park Board and Beard of
Trustees of the city have taken a
step in the right direction in max
ing an early start at fixing up
the park.
A down town park is something
that few towns can boast of and
these gentleman have, by their
actions, showed they understand
what is needed to make this park
what it ought to be.
COMING MAY 21st.-G. T.
Williams, the st. Paul eye specia-
list will be at the Pierce hotel,
Mobridge, Friday, May 21st.
Glasses fitted for all eye defeats,
and ocular headaches.
Rev. E.. H. Turner the Baptist
minister who held a few meetings
here last winter in the Hoven Con-
yne building is now holding tent
meetings in LIE Beau. A Baptist
church will be erected at that place
in the near future as plans and
specifications have already been
completed.
Thursday afternoon the weekly
whist club met at the home of Mrs.
Dykeman. Fourteen members
were present and the usual good
time was enjoyed by all. Mrs. w.
w. O'Malley won first prize and
Mrs. Goodman triumphantly ar
ried off the BOBBY prize,
One OF the most notable incidents
of misleading advertising that
has come to our notice for consia-
cradle time is the posters which
have been put up announcing the
lot sale at Morristown. Evidently
the parties are g~reenhogns
at advertising, who have not yet
learned that you must not advel-
tise what you cannot deliver on
demand.
Judge Burr, Of Selby dropped
into this Office Monday morning
and dropped three big silver cart.
wheels into the editors hand to adj
vance the expiration date of his
subscription to the News tw o
years. The judge certainly knows
what gladdens the heart Of We
Scribe; we hope he viii not fail to
call again long before that three Is
worn out, The judge is tho Jolly
sort of a person who it does one
good to talk to.
The merchant Of today who
dose'nt get results from his adver-
Using is either to blame for not
writing attractive advertising and
appealing with low prices 10 the
people whom he disires to reach,
or else he fails to properly show
his goods when they are called Tor,
Or 10 doesn't deliver what he al
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1909-05-07

Owing TO the exceptionally heavy
run Of Job work this week and the
huge advertisement Of The Big
ot0r In this paper we have been
compelled 10 some what neglect the
1tows end OF the paper this week
We have secured help however
nnd will be- able to nerve yc9 BET
ter next week.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1909-05-07
The Most Popular Beers.

In this country to make a good
park it takes work, and that work
should be done early, in order to
get the henift we should, This is
exactly what our park board pro-
poses to do. and the News feels
elated over the prospects of hav-
ing q fine playground in the near
future.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-01-27

FL iurado declare aver tardc uulpa-
bic de homicide involuntario al ex-
guardia Antonio Martinez (alias) Sofa
de Bastos, cuyo hecho conocen nues-
tros lectores.
Ell juez Audrey sehal6 para el sa-
bado proximo Ia lectura de la senten-
cia..
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-01-27

dums de costas de la parte dcmandan-
te en- el pieito seguido por Ines Del
gado, viuda de Ratera, contra Ro-
sendO Alexandra, sobre demolici6n de
una obra.
\ ordenando que Sc cite 4 los acree-
| Idores del inado Jacinto Vazquez, pa-
IA una vista el dia , de Febrero de
1908.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-01-27
Las ggnL!gIgnyjas lt!I!IgIS !I!!

Anoche, en- el salon del Ayuntamien-
10, eontnuaron las conferencias, acer-
"a ~ los medios de eyilar Y pr,yenir
Il tuberculosis.
II tema de anoche fue el siguiente:
Deberes Y responsabilidade del Go
bierno insular Municipal en- la H.
.ha contra la tuberculosis.
DesarrollarOn dicho tema con gran
opia de erudici6n y profundo conoc,-
niento. los doctores don Rafael del
Wade. don Tomas Vazquez don Jo-
e Gomez Brioso.
Para esta noche 50 anuncla Il tenor
Para csta nochc Sc auuncia et tcna
'Causa de la tuberculosis V su proven
ion, en- cuya exposition tomara par
te el doctor don Gustavo MunOz Dial.
Hay gran entusiasmo para asistir
dichos actos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-01-27
Muerte s'el rey Menelik
LOS RIESGOS DE La SUCCESSION

Nueva York, microbes. rccioidos
de Abisinia dicen que ha mucrto anoche Ct re-
Mcnelick, dcspues de una dolorosa agonia.
En- ell pals n6tanse alarmantcs sintomas de
perturbation, que ell gobierno trata dc rcprlmir
4 toda costa.
La succession al trono del Neg,is es objeto dc am
bicones desmedidas, que pucdcn origlnar gra-
YES confiictOs
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-01-27

Nueva York, mi6rcoles.-Los festcjos que sc
sstan celebrando en- la habana, cstan resultan-
do animadismos.
La aHuencia de forasteros tan enolme que
no tiene precedentes en- la capital de Cuba.
Han lIegado tambien dos vapores de turlstas
que pernlaneceran en- la Habana durante los fes-
tcjos.
El entusiaslno es cada dia mayor
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-01-27

Nucva York microbes. Mariana embarcarl
para Norteamerica el gobernador Magoon, des-
pues de la inauguration de la seganda repnbli-
"a eubana.
FL pueblo de la Habana tributara al ilustre
gobcrnantc una despedida carinosisima
La prensa de hoy publica extensos articulos
dc dcspcdida en- los que sc refeja el gran afccto
que ha sabido conquistar en- Cuba Mr. Magoon.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-01-27
Sc sseio fspeeial lei BoIeiia aie7eaaiiss'
OhBLEGRAWAS
Los pariids~s 81 a.. Firm n
UN CONCEpTO ACLARADO

Nucva York, miercolcs.-El gobiemo ha des-
mentido la version de que ell movimento rcvo-
lucionario que ha cstallado Ell el Sur, prctende
la presidencia para el general Firnin.
Este caudilo, seglln las versiones ohciales,
permanecc ageno la reheldia, que no tardasa
muchos dias en- ser aplastada, Ia dicho e' gobicr-
no. Sc cstan reclutando tropas con la mayor
prontitud.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-01-27
VE\TA DE n1ATElRnILn%
PARA IMPRENTA
PARA IMPRENTA

Por aa de local cstos taeresye IN 1endo que abiha
so para e empazamento de agunas maquinas "notypc
eazan precios muy baatos chvalete caas componedos
oda clse de titles para mprenta Tamben venden os
buen estado q veinte pesos quntal
Aprovechad esta OCCASION
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-01-27
Osra vez Haiti
revolution do
: Ia RENUELTA ESTALIO EN- Ell SUR

Nucva York, miercoIes.-Al Sur de Haiti Sc
ma levantado una revoluci6n que ha tornado va
aIgunas pobaciones ocupa sitlos estrategicos,
Ell movimiento revolucionario cuenta con el
apoyo material la simpatla de La region del
Sur.
FL gobierno, apenas reciblo nformes deI ie-
xantam;ento ha enyiado al Sur de Haiti hume
rDsas fuerzas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-01-27

Manana, el Juez Audrey leera Ell Cor
te alberta, la sentencia contra Cesar
Espafol declarado culpable por el ju-
RADIO de ultraie mayor a la joven An
gela Arnau.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-01-27
Tribunales

Ests mahana 81 JUGS Audrey ha lei
do Ia sentensis impuesta contra Ra-'
mon velasques, convieto por 81 jursdo
de ultraje mayor s 10 joven Carmen
Marquee, de Santurce. Fl acsado ha
sido condenado 4 cinco amos de presi.
dio con trabajos fosssdos.
FL abogsdo seiiOr Quintero apel6 ds
La sentencia para ante Ia Corte Su'
prema.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-01-27
Sc intereSa

I'm matrimonio, sin ninos, desea una
habitaci6n de cuartos.
Informes a L. B. en- esta Imprent4
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-01-27
A LOS CONTRIBUYENTES

gesiona adnnstratvos la devolueos
correspondentes los
Gales de 1so9o2 9o habrs deducio del
pagars euentas enes decdo
de caotas & conceptcS.
dirhse los anteeedeDes nesesarss j.
correspondence apartade de
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-01-27

los reyes er Vssaagarcia
LAS ESCUADRAS EUROPEAS
Nucva York, micrcoles.--Dccn de Madrid
que el diez seis dc Febrero llegaran d Villa
garcia los reyes de Ingaterra Eduardo y Ale
jandra rccibirles iran la pintorcsca pobla-
con gaIega los monarcas espanoles
Tambicn iran Villagarcia buqncs de las ar
madas de Franca, Alemania, Italia { Inglatc-
ira.
FL aspecto que ofrecera Ii bella poblacion ga
llega scra radiante
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-01-27

FL iuez del Toro Cuebas, de la sec
ci6n primera de esta Corte de Dlstrl-
to, dict6 aver las resoluciones ST.
g,lientes:
Senalando ell dfa cuatro de Febre-
70 para que comparezcan las parties
en- el intestado de Zacarias Vallspi-
nosa. para resolv yer sobre el informe
del contador.
Declarando apvobado un omemWan-
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-04-25

:eally, but these may die in the pen, as
others have and many will die, withou,
the hope OF liberation before the end OF
their terms
If the rule applied to the release OF
DR.. Bush is fair, then it should be ex-
erclsed without exceptions, and every
! convict IN the pen, or i'll convict camp,
whose health is so impaired as to lead
his relatives and his friends to believe
he will die, should be pardoned regard
less OF his standing, financial, social or
political
Seriously, the Board OF Pardons are
becoming menace to society and to
civilization. What is a life sentence for
murder if the murderer, after being in
the pen two or three years, is liberated
with pardon?
What is the use OF the pen, of jails,
OF courts, OF Judges, of law, if the pre-
ferred III the pen, with hands reeking
with the blood of their victims, are par
being sick they will die in the pen.
Are penitentiaries and jails only fit
for niggers and the po white trash" and
the men having no political or other
pull?
This query may be offered Is Mad
den Bush to remain in the pen? Why
should he not be permitted to join his
father III the enjoyment OF his liberty?
Is it fair to give DR.. Bush his freedom
and hold the son who was convicted of
the minor offense, and instead of life
sentence was assigned to the pen for
twenty years, which practically is only
fifteen years, should he live to serve it
out.
How cheap is human life?
II the Board of Pardons. with the
approval OF the Governor, shall con-
tinue to liberate murderers, with hands
reeking with the blood of their victims,
as they have been doing, it will devolve
on society, on the people, to resort to
the law from whose decree there. can be
no appeal.
When life becomes so cheap, why not
license men to kill those they do not
like? Why not license men to get drunk
and to kill just for the fun of killing?
With such license there will be no
need OF penitentiaries or pardoning
boards.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-04-25
THE LOUISIANA BAR
Will Hold Its Next Annual Meeting III
Alexandria May Twenty-eighth and
Twenty-ninth-G Sanders Re-
quests All District Judges to Attend

Alexandria Town Talk: The meeting
of the State Bar Association which is
to be held in this city on May 28 and 20,
will be attended by about three hundred
lawyers. Many will be accompanied by
their families. The local committee on
arrangements, of which Judge J. R.
Thornton is member, has secured
rooms at Hotel Bentley for the ST.
preme Court Judges Breaux, Nichols,
Monroe, Provosty and Land, who will
also be in attendance.
Governor Sanders has requested all
of the district judges in the State to be
in attendance at this meeting, at which
time the Civil Code may be revised.
Judge Thornton informs Town Talk
that he is making arrangements with
Manager Auslet of the Hoo Hoo Base
Ball team to play game on Saturday
afternoon, May 2o, as an entertaining
feature for the visit Of the lawyers. Mr..
Auslet will do his best to arrange for.
the game. 1t is the regular schedule
time for the Hoo Hoo's to be at Helena,
Ark, but the matter may be satisfac-
torily arranged SO as to give the game
wanted
A banquet will be given on that night
at Hotel Bentley for the visiting law
yers.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-04-25
HONEST FOR HIS AGE
Harris Dickson Writes Entertaining
Southern Anecdotes in Everybody's.

Every day of his life, and in many lit
tie ways, Robert Murdoch discharged
some portion of his hereditary obliga
ton, and felt the responsibility of that
peculiar relationship which the ante
bell,m patriarchs sustained toward thei,
people. He was not their master, but
the Almighty had endowed him with
greater gifts than theirs Nobleses
oblige.
We'll, Uncle Andrew, I'm glad to see
you. Sit down.
Murdocks voice grew softer as he
spoke to the old negro who came in,
leading small boy by the hand Uncle
Andrew was an old-tinler, one OF the
remaining few.
'Marse Robert, please, sub, take dis
boy in de sto' an teach i'm sumpin. I
can't do nuthin wild i'm. He kin sweep
out an fetch water an run errands.'
Murdoch glanced at the shrinking,
white-eyed little negro. We'll, Uncle
Andrew. he is honest?''
Andrew scratched his head, consid-
cred long time, and replied: Dunno,
Marse Robert-dunno yit But | spec
he's tolerable honest fer his age"
Very well, Uncle Andrew, the boy
can stay here if you want him to. Send
him down tomorrow Aunt 'Cindy will
take care of him at the big house.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-04-25
MONUMENT TOY FORREST.

The granite shaft erected by Forrest
Chapter, Daughters of the Confederacy
in honor of Gen. n B. Forrest was un-
yelled at Rome, Ga, Friday. The ora
ton was delivered by former Congress-
man Maddox and the veil was drawn
by little Elizabeth Bass.
General Forrest was one of the great
est cavalrymen of the war between the
States, and the equal of the most re-
nowned in the history of the world.
His achievements seem almost mIracu-
lous. He fought intelligently and de-
terminedly and never retired until al
most overwhelmed by the greater num-
bers against him. His military career IS
the more remarkable for the reason that
he was no graduate of West Point or
any school. His education was limited.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-04-25
DRIVING AWAY FROSTS
How Orchards May Be Protected at a
Limited Cost.

! Protect us against the early frost,
says the fruit grower, "and we'll take
chances with anything else:-''
And with the coming OF improved or.
chard heaters this demand has beer
gratlfled to such an extent that the de
struction of a crop by frost will soon be
unknown. When a room is cold yor
heat it. When the fruit grower re-
ceives warning of an approaching colo
wave he Immediately proceeds to heat
his orchard in practically the same man.
ner as person would carry an oil
heater into his bed room True,
smudges, as they were formerly called
had long been known and. crudely put
into operation, but no system was ever
used, and as a direct consequence their
orchards suffered as much from this
method as from the frost.
The heaters are extremely simple
One, the cylindrical heater. is made up
of four parts and stands about two feet
high. 1t is constructed OF ordinary stove
pipe iron, and the lower can is, in ap-
pearance, similar to ten pound lard
pail. This receptacle holds five quarts
of oil, and will burn five hours with a
large frame. Above this stands the fue
six inches high. five in diameter, and
open at both ends A fiat piece of iron
SIX inches square is used as cover for
the heater when not III operation also
to extinguishe the flame by laying over
the opening, and lastly, by aid of the
hook riveted near the center is placed
upright on the edge OF the flue to spread
the flame when breeze is blowing.
The fuel used is what is commonly
known as smudge Or fuel oil. and can
be procured at all refneries for about
2 1-2 cents gallon in car lots. This
crude oil burns steadily, gives off a
great volu1ns of heat and very little
smoke keeping on Orchard Warm"
in May Technical World Magazine.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-04-25
The STORY OF A STORY.
Mary Roberts Rhinehart's Novel, t-h
Man In Lower Ten0

Every author. man or woman, has
= story Of the inspira ton Of his or her
hook. Mrs. Mary Roberts Rhinehart's
inspiration for her latest novel. The
Man In Lower Tens was in this wise:
An editor who was her friend sent her
a picture Of Anna Katharine Green.
with the suggestion that she hang &
over her desk and study it and then
produce detective story Some time
after Mrs. Rhinehart went to Wash
inc,on on a visit On her return home
she occupied lower berth 10 Of the
sleeping car. She was a victim of In
somnia. and as she remained in that
condition the possibilities of Pull
man sleeping car for crime and mys-.
terry gradually unfolded. The Man
In Lower Ten was evolved before she
returned to her destination.
Mrs. Rhinehart was born in Pitts
bur. and is that city's first writer Of
popular fiction When she was fifteens
wears Of age she wrote several short
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-04-25
A MODEL ROAD.

Webster Signal: Last week the State
penitertiarv authorities transferred
from the State farm at Angola to Alex
andria fifty convicts that are to be used
by the State in the construction of the
model road from Pineville to the
grounds of the State encampment dis
lance of three miles. The convicts are
TRUSTEES. This is the first model road
that will be built under Governor San
ders' model road campaign. The road
was laid off by the State Board Of En-
gineers, and will be constructed by con-
vict labor out of material furnished by
the city of Alexandria and under the ST.
pervlsion of the government.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-04-25

Kings Sister Recruiting Sergeant.
Princess Louise. duchess Of Argyll,
mas given the recruiting movement IN
England decided impetus. She is the
second sister of King Edward. Hef
loVe Tor British soldiers is inherited
1rom her mother, Queen Victoria. Her
appeal Tor volunteers has evoked 4
generous response All the society
e'oers or London and the provinces
are Following the steps of Princess
louise The call for lads of Drawn.
anu Dram to the colors, not for war.
"u' LOT the ability to prevent it. has
.'''eo england. The spirit of the.
""'s'uoA' mas been aroused largely by
IN Ersishman's Home, a play that
VAS had an unprecedented run in I.on1
a'h irincess Louise is one of the
ai's. popular members of the royals
family.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-04-25
STEAMBOATS, FOR RED RIVER

STEAMBOATS, FOR RED RIVER.
Colfax Chronicle: An extensive eff.
fort is being put forth by the Shreve-
port Traffic Association, and the board.
of trade of other business centers, tc
put regular line of steamboats, in the
Red river trade.
Capt. Frank Sadd1er, formerly of the
steamboat Dacotah, was in Colfax the
first of this week, talking the matter up
with our business men. He was here
as a representative of the Shreveport
Traffic Association, and we understand
expects to build boat for the proposed
line.
Capt. NJ. L. Scovell, secretary of the
Shreveport association, left that city for
New Orleans on Tuesday, where he was
to be joined by.J. B. Ards and Capt.
J. w. Crawford The three constitute
committee to represent the Shreveport
members who are all large shippers.
They are authorized to pledge that a
line of boats put in Red river will re-
celve ample patronage to justify their
plying between Shreveport and New
Orleans
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-04-25
SUCCESSION NOTICE

NO. I2,o45-ln First District Co,,rt =,
LOUISIANA: Succession of Thomas
Hanley.
State OF Louisiana, Parish of Caddo
Not1ee is hereby given that Mrs. Annie
Hanley has this day applied to be an
pointed administrators of said s,cces
sion, and unless opposition he m,de
thereto within the time specified bv Law
she VIII be appointed as prayed for
witness the Honorable Judges of said
court this 23rd day of April 1900.
F. A. LEONARD
Clerk
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-04-25
a Woran's Success -, IA

mrs Hester E. Pinkha:n sLf Far
a-'a y f.. operates & f. - ~,
IRE Iafia end makes 1t ray. "a 2aa
s''''ose III aX. scythe or cre>s, ~ stTss
VET as a man She trade catstr.
1923, 80. hosses." raises pics t27'' v.
e's'a" mares and ve@ctab, -
si1oosh she wei-hs 'sut 17at .,.4...l4s .fz,
-. sianoh'ofhet. she says "@r rre} Of
- i'ls has improved her beau.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-04-25
DR.. BUSH AND HENRY LOONEY
PARDONED.

Coushatta Citizen: The State Board
|of Pardons this week gave out a long
list of names of those recommended for
pardons. Among those recommended
were DR.. Bush, convicted in Shreve-
port for the murder of Guice, and Hen
ry Looney, convicted in Alexandra of
writing blackmailing letters to Paul
Lisso. These pardons come altogether
too frequently. What is the use of try
ing to enforce the law and spending
weeks and much of the peoples money
in these prosecutions of lawbreakers, if
the Board of Pardons is going to annul
the work at the first opportunity?