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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1910-12-15

Methodist Conference Appointments.
Bishop Murrah made the following ap-
pointments Sunday for the Ruston District
at the Louisiana Conference of the Meth
odist Episcopal Church, South:
R.W. Tucker, Presiding Elder; Arcadia,
A. T. Townsley; Benton, J.. A. Baker,
supply;, Bernice, %. Bennett; Bienville,
S. D. Howard; Cotton Valley, Robert
Randle; Haughton, j. G. Sloane; Haynes
vile, L. c.. Mccain; Haynesville Mission,
J. E. Craig; Homer, A. S. Lutz; Minden,
E. K. Means; Plain Dealing, j. L. Lay,
supply; Gibsland, A. H. Parker; Jones'
boro, o. L. Tucker; Leesville, WI. Porter;
Lisbon, j. B. Williams; Ringgold, T. J.
Embroe; Ruston, H. H. Coleman, T. M.
Wafer, supernumerary; Simsboro, to be
supplied; Vernon, R. H. Bamburg; Winn-
field, J. D. Harper; Boyd Mission, to be
supplied; Field Agent Methodist Orphan
age, R. w. Vaughan; Manager Methods,
Orphanage, T. D. Lipscomb.
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Methodist Conference Appointments.

Decrease.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1910-12-15

The peculiar properties of Chamberlain
Cough Remedy have been thoroughly tested
during epidemics of influenza, and when it
was taken in time we have not heard of q
single case of pneumonia. Sold by all
dealers.
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"a The third installment of Home
Course in Health Culture" is to be found
on the first page Of to-day's issue. You
will profit by reading the entire series
There are eighteen articles, which will be
run uninterrupted, unless something un-
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Readthem all
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1910-12-15

lI you are suffering from biliousness, con-
Paaon, indigestion, chronic headache,
sest one cent in postal card, send to
lam oerlain Medicine Co., Des Moines,
=. with your name and address plainly
me back. and they will forward you q
~ sample of Chamberlain's Stomach and
ser Tablets. Sold by all dealers.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1910-12-15

Last year the total revenue from hunting licenses
was about $50 and this year it is expected to go
four or five thousand dollars over this amount The
resident license has been reduced this year to
$15.-NeD Orleans Picayune.
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There are 500 pounds Of lint and | 200 pounds Of
seed in every 1900 pounds Of cotton brought in
from the field. Seed ranges in price from $24 te
$40 a ton.
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Correspondence

Haufhton.

Haufhton.
Monday, Dec. 12.-At q meeting of
Haughton Lodge No. IS, F. and A. NJ,
last Friday night, the following officers
we're elected to serve the ensuing year:
j. B. Hall, w. M; j. W. Elston, S. W.;
w. B. Hickman, j. W.; C. D. Sandidge,
treasurer; W. H. Bledsoe, secretary; DR..
c. M. Tucker, S. D.; Tom Hickman, j. D. ];
W. G. Chandler. tyler. The newly elected
officers will be installed on the 9th.
Mr.. Will Mccall of Bossier City was q
visitor here to-day.
Mr.. o. E. Giddens Of Booster Point was
a visitor here last Friday. !.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. HI. RatcliH spent Sunday
in Shreveport with relatives.
Mr.. j. E. Wyche has rented the Henry
cottage and will move there on January let.
Mr.. j. C.. Sparkman has rented the Will
Ratcliff residence and will move in during
the holidays.
Rev. j. G. Sloane has been appointed to
the Haughton Methodist Church for the
ensuing year.
A "Cheap John" show worked our town
last Thursday. The patronage was in
keeping with the title.
Mesdames j. G. Sloane and T. H. Law
renee and Miss Sadie Lawrence are attend
ing conference in Homer.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Crow have gone to
Hope, Ark, to spend the holidays with
their son, who lives there.
Mrs. j. M. McClanahan spent most of
last week at Poole, visiting the family of
her son, A.W. McClanahan.
Misses Nettie and Mary Smith, Hazel
Tucker and Emily Elston spent Saturday
in Shreveport with Santa Claus.
Messrs. J. B. Wars and James Odom
have returned from the camp hunt in
Tensas. They report poor sport.
Miss Alma McMath returned home last
Saturday from Cincinnati. where she has
been attending conservatory of music.
Henry Walker, jr., darby whose mind
recently became deranged, was arrested
and taken to Jail at Benton last Thursday.
Willis & Brown are moving their saw
mill into their recently purchased timber
in Webster Parish, four miles south of
Dogline.
Mr.. C. D. Murff burned his hands and
face severely last week in extinguishing a
fire which had accidentally caught the bed
clothing.
All of our school teachers attended the
teachers meeting in Shreveport Saturday
except Prof. Lowrey, who was kept home
on account of sickness.
Rev. ]. M. Afford of Mt. Lebanon was
called to the pastorate of the Haughton
Baptist Church at the church conference
Saturday. He has been invited to preach
here next Sunday, the 18th.
Quite number of our girls and boys
chaperoned by the school teachers and Mr..
and Mrs. j. E. Wyche-went 'possum hunt
ing last Friday night. They returned at
eleven o'clock-tired and empty -handed.
Mr.. D. A. Horton had pretty chase with
his hounds last Saturday morning after
the Gagged fox, which was liberated for the
race, the chase lasting about one hour.
The fox was forced to tree and was re-
captured uninjured.
Mr.. ]. M. Moore, the hotel man, through
sympathy, gave supper and lodging to two
weary willies" one cold night last week.
They left before breakfast, taking about
twenty dollars worth of clothing from a
wardrobe in the hotel.
Bolinfer.
Monday, Dec. IL Mr.. B. D. Seeley, who
haa CHARGE of the town site lot nrODositiOn
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has charge of the town site lot proposition,
is in Kansas now. He has sold quite q
number of lots and sent several home
seekers here to look at the country. We
hope to be able to interest some good
farmers in this vicinity this winter. This
country needs more good farmers. How can
we get them?
Mr.. B. H. Bolinger spent couple days
at the mill here last week.
The Woodmen's hall is about completed.
It will be quite an addition to our town.
Mr.. Gordon Ward and Miss Pearl Robin
son, both of this place, were quietly married
a few days ago.
Hog killing seems to be the order of the
day with those who are lucky enough to
have any to kill.
Mr.. Gilmore Obrian, who was operated on
for appendicitis few weeks ago, is able to
resume work again.
Mr.. Elijah Cox of Elwood, Ind, is here
to take q job in the saw mill. He is q
cousin of Master Fred Cox.
The Cotton Belt boarding cars are here
now. The railroad is extending side tracks,
putting in street crossings and changing
fences at this place.
Ducks are shipped almost daily from
here to Shreveport. They are reported as
plentiful and several parties are making q
business OF hunting and fishing.
Our teacher, Miss Hollis, has resigned
her school on account of sickness and left
for Texas for her health. Mr.. Moore Of
Logansport is teaching in her place for q
few weeks.
| H. L. Boggs was in our town on business
Saturday. He has sold his farm and moved
to town. Mr.. Tom Crawford of Plain
Dealing bought the farm and has already
taken possession.
Rev. r. L. Lay is attending conference
at Homer at present. If he returns he vii
move to Plain Dealing for next years
/ work and the parsonage will be leased By
] the mill company here.
Work was begun to-day on the new
handle factory for the new town OF Bolinger
This enterprise will employ several men
They expect to make handles, spokes
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singletrees and most any kind of irregular
turned work

singletrees and most any kind of irregular
turned work.
DR.. 6. C. Lyons has purchased his
opening stock of merchandise and fixtures
for his new drug store here. He hopes to
be ready to help supply the holiday trade
with nice fresh stock of Christmas goods.
Mr.. J. E. Allen, civil engineer of
Shreveport, with corps of helpers, is busy
at work surveying the town site. He ex-
poets to finish this week. This has been a
big job, this being the fourth week. When
completed there will be about 1900 lots.
He will have the plot ready for record in q
few days. n. S.
Plain De.linf.
Wednesday, Dec. 14.-Mr. Honeycutt is
ready to go to work on the new gas we'll.
He has the connections all made and lines
strung up, but says he will lay off till after
the holidays.
sDr. W. j. Baird is in Benton to-day.
Mr.. J. s. Gray made business trip to
Shreveport Tuesday,
DR.. and Mrs. 7. N. Keoun made trip
to Shreveport last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Huff of Shreveport
are guests this week of Mr.. and Mrs. H. M.
Bailey.
Miss Bessie Many has been staying
with her sister Ethel at Linton for the past
several days.
DR.. r. L. Arnold was the recipient last
Friday of two pound seven ounce striped
bass caught by John Underwood on the
lakes northwest of this place.
The ladies Of the Methodist Church here
are preparing to give supper for the
benefit of the church. Wednesday night,
December 18th, is the date set, and every
one is invited.
The ladies of the Baptist and Presby-
terrain Churches will give q benefit enter
tainment at the Opera House tomorrow
night. The play is entitled "The Old
Maids Return
Mr.. WA. Spears of Homer has purchased
Mr.. j. s. Rogers home place and will re-
move here in the near future. The deal
was closed Monday, Mr.. ]. D. Gleason
acting for MI. Spears. JACK.
1
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Red Land.

Tuesday, Dec. 13.-An I. O. O. F. Lodge
has been organized in Red Land, bearing
the title of Red Land Lodge No. 149. H.
F. Bayne, E. F. Whitlatch, j. s. Satterly,
c. E. Jones and John E. May of Shreveport
Lodge installed the newly made lodge. The
following were initiated into the mysteries
of Odd Fellowship: L. M. Gary, J. D.
Mcclellan, S. G. Garrett, Rupert Butler, H.
l.. Raphiel, r. E. Matlock, s. C. Goodwin,
". Windsor, s.. M. Matlock. j. G. Mat
lock, T. s. Goodwin, G. C. Barnett, N. A.
Goodwin, ]. F. Kilgore, L. F. Boggs, J. A.
Chamlee and o. J. Kilgore. The following
officers were elected: L. M. Gary, noble
grand; Howard L. Raphiel, vice grand
Rupert Butler, secretary; j. D. Mcclellan,
treasurer.
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Alden Bridge.


Wednesday, Dec. 14.-Invitations are
out for the marriage of Miss Lily Cochran
and Mr.. John Gleason of Rocky Mount on
next Sunday afternoon.
Miss Willie Seabaugh visited friends in
Benton Sunday.
Mr.. l. F. Elder was visitor to Shreve-
port last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter George were in
Shreveport Monday.
Mr.. Wilmer Smith visited his family in
Brownlee last Saturday. .
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. N. Henderson of Rocky
Mount visited friends here Sunday.
Mrs. David Clowney was the guest of
friends in Shreveport several days last
week.
Mr.. Carter Mckinney, who has been on
the sick list for several days, is about well
again.
Mrs. Wise of Benton was guest at the
home of her niece, Mrs. Luther Smith, two
days last week.
Mrs. Thomas Nettles and Miss Lily
Brewer attended the Teachers Institute in
Shreveport last Saturday.
l
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-13
NOW YOU POCATELLO
SPREAD YOURSELF.
~ Result of subway and Niaduct
Franchise. Enormous Hotel
10 be started.

Pocatclo. Id5, May 13-The city
council. bon regular session last night.
under the suspension OF rules. passed
the vaduct and subway ordinance
shortly after DO o'clock The hau was
crowded tD the limit and at the end
of the vote, the citizens present gave
"a shout of enthusiastic approval.
Mr. j. = Congdou, of the engineer s
office Of the Short Line, swas present
and again reiterated the position Of the
company regarding Us purpose TO waive
the clause in the contract To- begin
work within six months and to have
IL completed within two years The
work. ne said, will be- started at ono.
and win be completed before the end
Of the year.
The now hotel viii Doe started as "a
consequence of the movement u b.
now TO Doe four stories high and $50
feet long. covering "a block and hall
Of ground This is good news Co Poo
catello. as il means the expenditure of
one and a half millions of dollars u
improvements FOR the next three year,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-13

were among the first 90 Doe thrown into
the water THE boys managed Co swim
out before being hlt. but Mr. Eldrcdse
was tr8mpled upon and forced under
the water For long time his Dondi-
lion was serious aud he had TO be
brought TO tho city on a stretchcr. Mr..
Eldredge was pulled from the water by
w j. pitmau OF so postofhCa place.
who was among the FIRST 20 jump BOO
and who also assisted Zoo the rescue Of
the women and later placed four of
the injured into cabs and took them %
the hospital
when accounts of the accident rD1ch-
cd the city they were greatly cXaggcr-
atcd and created e. great deal OF APP
prchcusiOn. 10 was at first reported
that the Coliseum had collapsed and
that scores of persons were dead and
dying but later more reassuring re-
ports were received. As the injured
reached the city they were met by au-
tomubiles and other CunNeylnCes and
hurried either 10 their homes OF 10 ho-
tells The first train from the beach
reached the city az midnight and the
second train reached here a few min
utes before I O'Clock.
O.. NJ Powell 1863 state street, and
W. O. Covcy Of Convey flats were among
tine most seriously injured. tach re-
ceived a. broken leg In addition Co many
cuts and bruises Mr. Covey was re-
moved to the DR. W n Groves J.. ID. S.
hospital Others who were taken 20
that institution were Frank Ladd, Bert
Mills. r.. w COndrou and w. r. Walsh,
They were an badly bruised and nearly
strangled TO death by the salt water
"Cud" jackson Of Min Greek received
a crushed foot and was taken To- his
home.
Among those who were hurled into
the water and received injuries were
the following
G.. NJ. Powell broken leg, u. Town
ley. injured back; W. c. Convey, broken
right leg below the knee; Lyon b. Jen-
ISins and bud II Jenkins Of Lost River,
Ida. w. s. Anderson. car agent O. :.
L.. Mr.. Pumhoff chief clerk of Supt
Davis. q. y. l.. Thomas Homer Larry
Kilkenny. A. s. Brown. L. j. Gilmer.
DR.. Iangtou. r.. -. Meany, n. $. Pen
dergast. d. Long. Morris O.. Jackson,
Lille Gallagher. Emma Clarke, Gust
Ling. Anton Frcidberg, Or q. q Plum
mcr. DR. A. O. Gowans of Tooele, @. D..
ELLINGTON. Thomas Halliday. Fl. II.
shock. H. Whitehead and "Cud' Jack
son of NH Creek D. T. poulan, g.
Hobson. George Austin +. W. Allen.
IL. s. Pollock. l.. Love, J. L. Eldredgc,
Jr.. WAYNE and Vernon Eldrcdge, l..
w Allan. Harry Jacobs. A. +. Edison,
elem williams n. J Russell T.. Cohen,
Ed Mccoy Carl Orloy. Henry II. Fer
gus0n. George Leslie. William Ais
worth. q. r. Hemstead. j. j. Dugan, j.
4. Jenkins. r. NJ. Higgins Harry Al
len. George Ross. Thomas Harvey,
/ George blanchard, John w Delano f.
! A. Delano George Lucas, Frank NO
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-13
DESERT HAS DOUBLE MEANING
MIR. Meal,in Hopes In His Case IL
Won't be MiSapplicd.

Editor Dcseret News.
WAS very pleased Co read the kindly
notice in your issue of tine gth inst,
as To- my leaving Utah, etc, but words
are such delicate things and $50 subtle
lu their suggestions. / feel Iu Justice
60 myself tngt ] must take "a friendly
exception 10 the heading of the story,
whore il is said. Deserts Uuk'
dislike that word desert IL Us mis-
leading and suggestive Of a wrong
thought
AS read il, could see "a sailor
jumping overheard without a leave of
absence, deserving his comrads With
out tear of regret cor a last fond look
al the old ship. or ! could see soldier
deserving the army, before the cruel
war was over or peace had been de-
clared.
No. sir / am not deserving Utah.
We leave four sons ANA "a daughter
and "a grandson behind us. who viii
live Ia this beautiful valley of Salt
Lake There rs living az 80 G street.
a dear old mother years of age, who
loves as intensely. and whose love is
rcciprocated iu the fullest measure.
have a dear old father "a years ola.
besides "a brother and his family aud
three sisters and their families AN liy-
ing hereabout am in perfect love and
harmony / am not deserving Utah.
for the reason that from SnoWVille ON
tine north 90 Blum city ON the south.
whatever the population may be, the
people are an my friends. I have near
iy "a thousand brothers In lodge So, the
Best People on Earth and a thousand
Brother Eagles iu Aerie g. who
would scream and hght for me. IL nee
essary . have twenty-five hundred
brother knights Of pythias IN Utah,
who would buckle ON their armor for
my welfare. + have three thousand
/ oWoodmen OF the World who with
/ axe and wedge would build cabin for
my loved ones. should I fam boy the
! waysldc
! Desorters generally have poor
/ rerord-mine is clean ana clear No
| penny collectors have ever camped on
/ Iuy trail Ny book 81 life IFS open, not
| q turned down page In the 5s years
record am leaving Utah because
| duty calls me to other fields. whore my
| services are asked for and for these
] services ] shall receive the WhcrcWith
to support myself and loved ones.
am COINS Co New York Go my SON
| and his vile the latter a writer n
daughter of Mn and Mrs j. a.. Eld-
radre. ST.. Of this city We Vo going
] tn live M The Utahn, 3i5 West Thirty
fourth street
am not DESERVING Utah. Utah
love thee JOHN =. MEAktN.
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CRASH
At COLISEUM
.,.i,yay Collapsed, PlungIng
Scores Into Cold Waters
OF the Lake.
,snLINe FINALE TO FIGHT
,,. o,Iniursd--Gallant Work OF Kos
c,V--slIraclc There We're
No Fatalities.

..,. laughing and chatting and dis
tbe Knockout administered 20
". sullivan by Cyclone Johnny
pr. Ion more than 100 persons We're
Ia into the lake while making their
s,,w the Coliseum at Saltair at
..ork Thursday night when the
80 that leads from the building
-. way with a crash
,..,sotv thc laughs and jokes were
.1,o cries of terror and pain, and
.,,cel.ng mass OF humanity was
LING In the cold waves Bones
t-,tsn flesh was laceratcd by
Nt IA rnbcrs. heads we're bruised,
~ ~, -h3n % score Of persons were
tAt .,.surlaf bv the salt water For
Iea.N tir,e manic reign. huf cooler
E rsstored order and strong arms
i'.' ,,..tty reached out iu the work
".. Two women were thrown
Ia. ,.,ter with the crash and botn
.'.o srn.sed and ch0kcd. They were
va gallagher OF Murray ana
r,-ra clark OF this city. ..
--.s ,ftfudauCe was about 5000 ana
81, AS Pete Sullivan had been
.-.sI out. there was "a rush for the
most of the spectators wanted
,t.b the first train downward bound
~. stsirray was crowded 90 its utmost
l..it, v6en suddenly the supports
.-..t,ued there was a crash or rendlnE
$500 al the foot Of the stairs and
les N persons. unable 20 save the
.,igss were hurled into the water.
,r.g and women screamed ana begged
.-- b.in and Instantly the rumor spread
,s,t the entire building was sinking
,-,, No lake The crowd became un-
.iy f6r "a moment but calmer minds
.o.p bad control Of the situation.
PULLING THEM OUT.
Those who had been thrown into 'he
vstsr and were nearest the floor were
quickly hauled out and sent 10 The
rain or TO places where they could az
i.aa partIally dry their drenchcd cloth
nj The rescuers ran for ropes, fire
b5ss ladders and other paraphernalia.
iuong the first 20 begin the work Of
-ts,ue we're W. J. Pitman. Dr. Charles
PIummcr. Deputy Sheriffs J. g. Cor
rss and Claude Y. Russell. George
Holman. Arthur Rose Arthur Brace,
rrnsst larsen. Joseph Khoumrian. Dr.
H|ummNF remained at AllN 7Nf'AA' NAANAA -
Am. He was plunged into the water
N the crash, but. recovering himself
quickly. stood IN water MP TO his arm
rts cIinging % a cane held by Mr.
NcCl'ud and assisted the drenchcd
victims 20 a place Of safety
As fast as these were dragged from
the chilly waters. the ones most seri-
ousy injured we're given the best at
teHt.on possible under the circum-
stances and were hurried 10 the train
ana brought to the city and Deputies
Corliss and Russell and the other res
cuex explored about I'm the darkness,
and wherever they saw "a waving arm
or leg they would seize it and drag the
tanumbed person 10 safety. Ropes were
brought from the prize ring and with
these dozens Of persons were hauled
olt Of the water
THOSE WHO WERE HURT.
IT, Eldrcdge with his two sons
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MORMON BATTALION MEMORIAL
This NAV Take Form at Fountain,
Monument or Building.

Daughters of the Mormon Battalion
Thursday afternoon 5t the home Of
Mrs S. R. Thurman. at which cousid-
cradle business was transacted. after
which refreshments were served and
"a pleasant social hour spent The
committee appointed Co collect funds
for tho proposed memorial reported
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TRIED SUICIDE
Mrs Pearl Evans Takes Iaudanum
But l. Restored.

Dospondent over domestic affairs and
claiming that hor married life was not
hsppy. Mrs Pearl Morton Evans ot-
tempted suicide Wednesday night hy
taking a dose of laudanum. Mrs. Evans
rs the wife Of Harold Evans. residing at
1850 Third East street The young won
an left @ note addressed p" her n''n, !.
aIr. Anna Morton, rtating that she was
unhappy.
Whs1 Evans returned 20 mis- home
"wednesday MIGHT De found his wife ln g
very serious condition. Ht summoned
ueIchbors and then called "a physician
who administered powerful autidotes
After working over the woman for sfN-
,ral hours she was pronounced yui 90!
drrraf The attempt az suicide dil not
b,c,mD known until Thursday night.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-13

The splendid work or CamborIain's
Stomach and Liver Tablets is daily
coming TO light 40 such grand
remedy for liver and bowel troubles
was ever known before. Thousands
bless them for curing constipation.
sick headache, biliousnoss jaundice
and Indigestion Sold by an dealers.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-13

william Convey. leg broken.
a. N paWpU Iaq brDigau

william Convey leg broken
g. NJ Pawou leg broken
ID. y Hampstead. strauEIed and
bruised
T. a. Eldrcdgo Jr. bruised and
strangiod.
w F. walsh laoeratbd by flying
tImhofs
Con Gallagher chief of Murray Gre
department: bruised about the body
Lille Gallagher. bruised about head
and body.
Emma clark bruised and straugIod.
Frank Todd. bruised and stranglod
"Cud" Jackson. foot crushed
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-13

ChamborIain's stomach and Liver
Tablets win clear the sour stomach.
swccteu the breath and create
healthy appetite. They promote the
flow OF gastric Juice. thereby in
ducinc good digestion Sold by an
dealers