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St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-10-02
Enough Sleep for Children.

Jean Williams. ne. d., who il con-
Quoting 3 department Of advice to-
mothers for Woman's Home Com
panion, says IN the October issue:
Let me say a few words to Tho
mothers who forget that their grow
ing children need long aleeping
hours, in order that healthy growth
shall be continued and 8 Wel-organ-
lied nervous system become estab-
liahed. It Is especially important
shat good Judgment be exercised
during puberty. Great physical de-
mands are made at this peEiod, and
the wise mother makes every effort
10 avoid fog her children unnecessary
dissipation Of energy.
1T ii not easy to state definitely
she number Of hours Of sleep re-
CURED, 81 there are individual require
ments that will materially modify
any rules; atill We may safely say
that IN the great majority Of cases
after early infancy. when The normal
child sleeps most Of the time, at least
twelvs out Of tWentyfour hours.
ahould be spent ID sleep. Until six
years Of age the daily nap should be
added to this. The twelve hours
sleep should be continued until the
tenth year, and longer if the child is
delicate or Of especially nervous or
ganizatien. From ten to fourteen
years, ten hours Of sleep aFe usually
required, and often twelve hours
would Be advantageous; from four
tsen until full maturity the sleeping
h0ars are. as a rule mora Irregular
shan at any other period Of life, and
then the effort must be made p
compensate for the short hours By
longer indulgence when opportunity
offers. remembering that few hare
the endurance to cope With the coH-
plexities Of modern life and thrive %
less sleep than 4 daily average Of
eight hours.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-10-02
BOOSTING BAILEY
Crowley sIgnal says That Friends q s.. Laa-
drian VIII Insist Bpoa HIs RHh.
ring for GaVarnaF.

Acadia parish has always been
faithful to the mother parish Of St.
Landry when this parish had . can
didate ii The field for which Acadia
could vote.
The Clarion has expressed its ap-
probation Of this fact On many coca
sions. and The Clarion only voiced
Tie sentiments u the people q the
entire parish.
The Crowley Signal has been .
particularly warm friend Of jim Bai-
ley Of st. Landry, and i appears
that that friendship is still extant.
In the last issue Of the Signal, we
find the fhlIowing editorial item:
'.Friends and admirers OF Hon. jas.
]. Bailey of ST. Landry insist That be
viii be PIT forward - ) candidate
for Governor ia 1872 Bailey
~ ~ 3 -2&S7
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-10-02
RGRlENCED TEACHER
laaaf Teaching FSuF Lam.
ga Hs8ss sGheal.

loasas Institute IS better
"a usual to offer excsp-
sages to its patrons, this
lss Alsadis Gindingar. Of
l0va y ID charge Of the
partnent and ii d highly
DIS lady
agsf took thorough pre-
atses IL NorthWood Hiph
elect seminary she
a'ee years ut Cornell
'ssa End was graduated
@fatyof Of Iowa il the
elth The B. A. degree.
. . fine hnguist,
a1ea 70 teach Frencb
paalsh either 10 begin
sasanced pupils ID The
wye our town VIII
hfs. 4 Y. Hayes
saca an opportu-
private fnatrac
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-10-02
III Hsf Sill BssGsm Naah.
~ssseaRT q BsrFaWAag Manag.
meVEH APPROPRIATION
.msnYava asssssmast Of The stats
,m1gkassa distressed But2seFsasad
eac1afsa Lands

5aySH8&E gaH@AS -
gsayane . few dsBs ago,aWaa q
mi1tsHs mood, and gave "a pie
Il the State fnanoes ftaat viii
nHsdEatYe the Old sors6acka
ID ao8agaged in trEingrto de-
fran As administration Ruch
Don't.
i set It stthe marked Success of
snor saudsE5 administrabionta
hs strTsdst erancor and spleen
snsma they see that uHless
ID something now to stop the
ast il aewing to him, he will be
rtpsnched BY she tine thas the.
anpaign rolls around that no.
Hra be great enough to sweep.
bscs.
ag sre lighting Saaders at long
tie range will aever get any
Ba have paid every appropriation
N previous and present legis-
IL and win be able to complete
pw without borrowing any
The 100000 contingent
viHion out Of the revenues Of
ia The courthouse building in
arIsans was paid ! few days
I'D Wpas Que every appropeis-
made said the Governor.
Owing 70 Tie foods and boIi wee
Rs assessment of the State has
ega Increased. and ais Tar as the
lands we're concerned, we're
Nd By The State Board Of
Eion 25 per cent. Notwith-
this, the State has been
% pay all appropriations made
BIZ conditions that the
Legislature found necessary
aas and We may confidently ex-
at j surplus will be il the
treasury at the close Of the
hfal year. # has been 8 hard
u solve, but with the earn
99peFation of Auditor Capde-
aa Treasurer Steele and by the
Halg IT the most rigid econo-
Y State IS now on q cash basis
aa the appropriations taken
q ad the future looks bright.
Aditen existing, / confidently
sd expect that a start viii
By made looking To the re-
# . part Of the State debt
rsfunding upon a better ba-
as remainder thereof"
a asked about the 5000
& 70 The Orleans LeYee Board
Feaa said: when this mon
received BY the treasurer it
an deposited to 4 special ac-
W some Of i has been paid
9flsana LeVee Board on their
\ sas rest Of il is subject to
aaa Ct any time until the
anally decided BY the Su-
ast, % other words, the
Vee Board can draw every
this amount whenever it is
A+ IrEE& 4EHE&R
hsif purposes. It is q
kept separate and dis
tha other funds Of the
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-10-02
PRETTY rs PLAIN GIRL
@ssa IS Tue assf 8slaasls il BsE
assG

Do good looks aida woman IN The
struggle for business SUGGEST
Chicago says Ma
Following . report from New
York that attractive features sad
faultaegs forms are considered essen
tiai requirements f-orbasiaess success
on dhe theory that agIiaeas Is stu
pidity- pensonswho hare much - 10
With he emDlegnest Of girls aad
women we're asked fr their views
The answer N every case vas that
beauty has little o. asthing to dol
With it.
Mrs. Rsymoad Roa, whose hus-
baed Is one OF the city, parler So
.eialists.0 ssi&
There isn't 5 word ot truth inI
,anch q statement. There is 8 ire
mendous capacity ID The plain look
ing girl, and ia Nest cases the plain
locking girl is much brighter than
che pretty girl, the latter can be IN
tslIactual and bright, III tmach energy
is lost id keeping up her appearance.
Take the girl who is pretty. but
who Iaek2 certain mental capacity,
and when she gets to be tWente-fEe
there il not al attraction about her
The plain locking girl, with the aver
age amount Of intelligence is always
attractive. TO be neat and clean and
healthy and 10 have clear mental
faculties is 10 be pretty"
We pay Absolutely no attention to
that" said Joseph Basch, Of the Sic
gel Cooper Company. What we want
efficiency, and that is what we get.
the pretty girl need not be
iuII, it is in most cases ii the plain
girl that the greatest brightness and
Intelligence is found. Patrons are
lot interested in a sales-girls looks;
What they want is to be waited on
promptly and intelligently.
We have had a regular stampede
# marriages. said Mr.. Basch, and he
vent on to say that the girls who /.
we're bright stood q great deal more
Of marrying than those who J.
ave good looks. This sentiment /.
echoed by the woman who has !.
Of employing the hello girlf !.
the telephone companys exchanges. .
eGood or bad looks have nothing /.
0 do with our employment Of oper
tors. she said. The plain girl IS :
be pretty girl Il she has The other :
qualifications for the work here. !
iris who are innocent ia youth and {
haraeter are always pretty girls. :
OTIS Of our girls marry
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-10-02
The PROTECTION
OF STATES GAZE
And FISH.

At a reoeataeeting Of tie Louisi-
ana Sportmaass League esseations
were passed farshe ~enactmtxf laws
dor the reguaatien of the pratection
Ihg the State offfsh and game.
There is oae thing that Re Sports
man's League feegot, and that one
thng is Of yaasmore Importance 10
fresh water fsha1nen than al che
laws that can be passed BY the Lagis-
latme-and that is same method,
sens aid On thespars Gf the State
Tor dis exterminatsan Of the water
H.
Unlsss something Is done ID f
direction, there win be no fresh
water fishing in two years.
An Of the streams ID st. Landry
are being infested. and il il TO IS
presunasd that the sane condition
prevails everywhere.
Through The energy of Euzebe
Frilot, the keeper at tie clubhouse
of the OpaIonaas Rod and Gun Club.
Second Lake, may be saved al q fish
ing preserve. nhe stream has been
extensively bO6med, and dhere is
scarcely a lily in 1t within the blooms.
Bat all Of the other beautiful lakes
along The o. G. railroad are choked
up with lilies, and we are told that
the same condition prevails with che
streams along the Colorado Southern.
The resolutions Of tie Louisiana
Sportnan's League, which. as We
said before, are not sufficient in
scope, il that they do not speak Of
the lily evil, are as follows:
The amateur hunters and Usher
men Of the city Of New Orleans and
Of the parish Of Orleans invite their
brother sportsmen Of this State to
-
join hands with them in an organza
ton. the object of which il stated
hereinafter, and il these suggestions
are followed, the Louisiana Sports
mems League should be che strong
est factor in the enactment Of proper
and sensible laws for the protection
and propagation Of the game and
fish.
The primary object Of this leags
declared to be the mutual protec-
ion Of its members, and Of every
amateur hunter and fisherman,
foolish and ~senseleas IegisIa-
ion, and to aid by the influence Of /
Is members, the enforcement Of any
md all laws relating to the protec-
ion Of game and fish; to use its best
and means, in any manner
'ound necessary, to amend or modi- /
any existing laws which are OBJ {
ectionable to the majority Of the /
Iportsmen Of the State as represent
ID by the leagues executive commit i
ee; to expand the usefulness of the i
in every parish Of the State i
j fostering the formation Of auxili !
branches and By this means get i
d close touch with our brother i
p~ortsrnen having an equal interest
nd knowledge Of the subject. To d
Irge upon the governor and the game b
commission to purchase and to main t
ain, out Of the revenue derived, prop i
equipped fish propagation plants d
game preserves, and, finally, to
o any and all things that will in j
ure the proper conservation Of game q
nd fish. \
--@Ne 8
BOOSTING BAILEY
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-10-02
Prohibition In Vlcksburg.
-Fort Worth Record.

Prohibition doesn't prohibit ii
Vieksburg. The Herald Of that city
gives ont the following Information
regarding its workings
Il the present rate increases much
more NicgshUrg viii s08H have more
locker clubs and soft drink Joints
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-10-02

saa send Y0u i
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-27
LADIES TAILOR

TAILOR MADE DRESSES AT 6l3
Judge bldg. Joe StTaka GuaIa utcr
perfect ilttng. ass
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-27
FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE

FOR SALE-WE ARE FINISHING
those beautiful. modern cottages on the
corner OF lst w, and 7th So, Have you
seen them? They ore among the best built
and most conveniently arranged of the
kind In the city Five rooms. full base
mcnt. stairway to floored attic, that can
be arranged for two or three nice rooms
Large front and rear porche3, paved
walks and lawns. Call at premises be-
tween hours OF 10 to 1l;30 a. m. and = to
time you desire. Both phones $3.50. u. c.
n B. and r. Z Co.. 4io Constitution
Bldg.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-27
HOUSECGEANING

THE JAPANESE HOUSECLEANING
Co IS located at G2i w end South Bell
1910, tl15i
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-27

In home. just few specials for this
week.
2lxl0 rods, with 6-room modern brick
cottage, south front. on Ord South near
9Th East for $500 Try to duplicate it,
1t Will be impossible
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-27

VsG son,RR ROOM FOR RENT. a33 L. 2ND
a3rn9
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-27
Main Street Pronerfv.

per foot than anything In that block
Come and see me about IL.
On North Main ST.. tho finest apart
ment housc site in the city. Present i'm
proYcments, consisting of 16-room house
renting for $50 per mo. This building
could remain. the lot Is n corner lot
10 rods deep. and there are IL rods OF
ground in rear OF building facing cut
you arc Interested, let me show this buy.
II Is way below the actual market value.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-27

aud aud ~ 7t,LlASI AT YORK. COR. BIRD SO.
pDrchcs last. lst floor. front and rear
rhiIdrsrr Janitor. steam heat etc etc no
Bell aoa s9o. Ready Nov. lst. Phone
'-'i' or call before p m. at Apt. i
a3S2g
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-27
MASSAGE
MILLING AND JOBBING
ACCORDION PLEATING

SUNBURST AND SIDE PLEATING
Mrs. NJ NJ. Jcunens. sos East Third
South street Bell phone 1867. a3o5O
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-27
CHEMISTS AND AssAYBRs

BIRD COWAN co.
100 So. W. Temple. Gcll Phone ana.
NIoJO
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-27
NOTICE
TO HIRE
STORAGE AND SHIPPING

WE SHIP II. II. GOODS TO ANY PART
OF United states. cut Ia tes. Kimball Var
and Storage Co ~ ". lst So. m266.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-27

epn pGA TiFl'L GROOM HOUSE. MOD.
pu, az 2i'l L 81. Ind 3oli. aaG7i
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-27
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

ELECTRIC TROWL AND FISHING ROD.
cheap. Address F-23, Tribune. w3S62
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-27

SNAPS FOR QUICK SALE.
Groom frame cottage southeast, SLIGO:
5000 cash and SIS per month.
i-room brick mod. close I" city and
county building, on very easy terms,
So2Ij.
6-room mod. y. h., sewer aud sidewalks
paid; beauty; southeast: $500.
i-rpum mod. D. D.. on Wellington ave.
$3.50. Can make good terms.
S-roou mod. T. b. md So. near 9TH
East: $500; $2jO0 cash. bal can stand
at rsr cent.
5-room mod. b.. East 9rd So; $500.
2-room frame on X street, lot 2lNl0;
sewer aud sidewalk paid: $1,000.
% acres choice land, with Groom brick
house. % acros IN orchard, good water;
Sl20n.
5Vi0 rods close in. 6-room mod. b. and
good barn: lu center Of block. $3.50,
Mahan Inv CO., 2i3 : w. Temple,
Both Phones AZ. a3l'9
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-27
FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE

Tho rise and sustained advancement OF
salt Lake real estate is at hand
Are YOU awalse 10 the situation? II
Will pay you 10 get into touch with a.
Richter.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-27
FOR RENT-FURNISIIED

UP-TO-DATE FURNISHED ROOMS.
Apply Mortensons ct. 9Th South, be-
tween 2nd and Ord East. Prices reason.
able a23ll
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-27

''%Im,FoUR.RooM HOUSE, e L. PIANO.
car n 700 Clark street. Wandamrrc
''u ooU'-N. nnGNo
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-18
Some Methods of
Calhoun Defense

He public afforded glimpse the underground activ-
tiles at work Calhoun from that he
processes to desire by the proceedings relation the
ahlaons OF Pierre Duchein Judge Lawos
Duchein get the jury try
ready to take the chances of Indictment perjury
personally unmporant but the damnng that
opinions unfavorab to the prosecution and every legal
ingenuity could suggest used the
jury When counsel the officers of the Join
sPracy to stuff with perjurers they
very damaging and dcredabe light and morally at least
themselves accessories o the crime
The Call does share the belief lawyers as class hold
themselves ready to become partcep crimins The
should be an honorable profession
IN which Duchen sustained and supported
defense Will be vigorously condemned by the profession
What the facts disclosed by examinations The defense
of opinion given by which he had declared
that he would convict Calhoun
Having that information their pgeonhee
ing the defendant persisted the he should
sworn to try the 1t looks very black
1t idle to speculate what motives prompted Duhen take
the chances that he did No will perjury except
strong inducemen Duchen wanted get that jury lied
about himself there People their
clusions respecting his motives.
1he episode whole offers illuminating commentary on
lahouns clamoous outcry trial At the time when that
started The Call expressed that he would be unable
to persuade his counsel do violence habits
acquired of defending
which the United Railroads has fought
unexplained success.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-18
PATRIOTS WRITE KNIGHTS
he touowmg letters read last evening banquet of h
Knights Of ST. Patrick the Fanmon hotel:
T. P.'s Weekly Office,
5 Tavistock Street, w. c., March 6, 1902
R. c. O'Connor Esq:


w. c. March6
K C. OConnor Esq. " = ~ - -
MY Dear Mr. OConnoI thank and the Of
oan Francisco Tor their kind
quet AS you anticipate time and forbid accept
among my own constituents the Scotland division
ght There city the world would
FRANCISCO of
recollection
citizens do know that shall
do to be pointed living who had
travel by diligence Luis Obispo
there railway the latter
have warm oectons also of the kind
and of California; indeed nothing memories OF
California.
With regard to Mr. Birres
pe that transfer of the land of Ireland
which has already been avoid
financial
act undoubtedly added least three
they being deprived
Mr. Wyndham
combination between the landlords and Mr. William possibly
defeated
the landlords will
complete Bfs
will which, while
burden the who buy the Irish
of of the and higher
bright election one or two years and
according the will result
Irish will have the home English
Cordial greetings and good wishes Yours sincerely,
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-18
Basket Collectors
Get Fine Specimens

in Indian basketry the dying
Uet FLne specimens in o
be borne by the facts for the collection has been gathered
by Mrs John Loosely of this which will avorabl with
many collection.
Mrs Loosely has always lover Of Indian baskets and has
in
o to geta
of
remarkably
islands They dainty and could
the fashion Her Alaskan
collector who through i'll fortune had
A mount
blend
this being fantast shaped decorated quaint
Among basket Of
the collections
de Barth Shobao has baskets
made the rancherias in the San Gabriel valley
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-18
Fuss on Sfreefcsr n
Was Not Profitable L \

Was Not Profitable e aa work brings results was re-
lated the other of United States secret service oP
William Burns, also Harry Mofa
the well the local division OF the secret service
Don't that the fellow who keeps after his gets him.
remarked Mofatt when Walter DneS
the thieving Billy working the under
Washington the OF the
look
the ground.
who the local did
readily exploited by Burns but the latter had the inside
track and determined should at least be tried out
in Market
Dmmick
conductors
One patformman who shown photograph OF
Dmniicx
"Why fellow worked said the conductor He used
ride with him he boarded
the the OF the aisle He talked back to
attempted The
the He said he would and
Here And
conductor produced the memorandum.
stouy denied that he carried
that Dmick carried
away money from
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-18
.Bedevilins the
Criminal
Jurisprudence

proac scandal This bill intended to
aggavae and intensity condition that has made the
cedure of this byword and disgrace before the whole
country.
1t nconcevabe that any body of pretending
elementary OF decency could seriously approve
that gives the criminal the legal right put his judge trial
him if he does 1t the disgrace
practice that criminals permitted put the grand jury
hoped that legislature would the element
ay deency put end forever that vicious procedure
disappointing when nothing of that appeared find
with the legislature notwithstanding the urgent pleas in this regard
made by the bar association of San Francisco and the Common
wealth club OF this city.
Not only all of law reform down.
proposed the motion of public pariah make existing
conditions The designed the interest
criminals and ask the if afford take that stand
This bill drawn put the selection of judges
criminals 1t proposes bdev the Jurisprudence of California
the interest OF OF its primary inspiration
the indicted higher ups San Francisco general
law affecting the whole state and putting premium the selection
corrupt judges If desire
of this character
been exposed they will have deal of explaining do when
they get back TO their constituents
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-18
RACE SUICIDE IN
WOMEN CLUBS
Speaker in Chicago Meeting
Says Organization Work
Injuries Nerves of
Members
Especial Dispatch to The CALI

CHICAGo, March 1.-Two "explo-
I sives" dropped without any more
warning that an anarchists bomb
in the Chicago woman's club this aft
ernoon, and all but sent the meeting
up in the air.
Mrs. Henry Hiestand was the first to
touch the gunpowder and she did it
In speech about one minute long in
answer to the paper of an hours length
read by Mrs. Caroline Hill on "womens s
Organizations and What They Accom-
plish"
Il believe the women's clubs accom-
plish race suicide" said Mrs. Hiestand.
THE machinery of the club is so ex-
citing to young woman that TO get
mixed up with it injuries her nervous
system"
There is, as she amplified. certain
amount of friction connected with
electing officers and making up COM
mittees, and this is hard on young
women. L do not think that any
woman under 80 ought to belong" she
stated, tand not any woman over 80.
either, if her children are young"
Scarcely had the air begun to clear
after the combat thus precipitated
when the second shell exploded. Mrs.
Hill, in speaking of those tendencies
of women which handicap the work Of
clubs. spoke of the feminine inclina-
tion to look back, and not forward" :"
AS the living illustration of it she
cited those clubs of which the mem
bers spend all of their time looking
up their ancestors to prove that they
are worthy to belong and, after they
get in, spend the rest of their time
lauding the past, instead of doing any
thing to make glorious the future"
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-18
PRIZE OFFERED FOR MOST
BEAUTIFUL WOMAN IN STATE

The committee of the Portela festival prize
value S00 for the photo of the beautiful young
in the of
1t desired make the celebration of the discovery of Fran
bay by de Portola, the California
that
of its beautiful young this committee
All young should competition from point
patriotism prize offered photo finally
model drawing which will representative
of will
competition will close Friday. April The
all right publish photos newspapers
may proper
Mark the and address plainly the back Of photos
Portola festival o36938 Phan
building, Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-18
p Cheriton Gardens,
JUSTIN MCCARTHY SENDS REGRETS

Folkestone, Kent, England, %, 1902
Dear Mr. MulhernMost
friends Patrick
Francisco the coming St Pack Believe
will with be and
of
bright notwithstanding
and day throughout the England
of the labor promises help to
labor
will
n truly yours
JUSTIN MCCARTHY.