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The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1910-01-13
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Re. iaSkkeIn The First Jndisial Dis
Court Of cadde Parish, La, q.
pezramore vs. N. 3. Iysy, ct al.
viztue oS writ Of Seizure and
u - directed from the Honorable
= Judicial District Court Of caddo
,sahs La. ia the above numbered and
stitlsa suit, have seized and viii
~. foz sale st public auction, for
go nssording to law, without the bene-
i sppraisement, At the principal
Ami aoss Of the Courthouse Of Caddo
psysab. Iii. during the legal hauTs for
sslss. on
AZ rast 1.a of Northwest IA and
e.,,,h Is Of Section Is, Township 10,
rsa,fh Hsnrs IA West, containing 467
- = lana. more OF less, and known
S. me Fish Place. The above property
sslsea III belonging 70 the said defend
ants ard 10 be sold to satisfy the debt
1.sesifea IN the said writ IS follows:
~ eash and 10 pay and satisfy the
sk,se notes which are due and unpaid
one note for sasks.z1 due Dec.
sang ane nots FOL &a6Ss.9s Que Dec.
1eoz enc note for 25s0.60 due Dec.
1pos. said notss bearing per cent.
:s s thereon from their maturities,
80 * taxms Of credit to meet the
..hsa7s ara aa fol-
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department of the Interior, United
States Land Office at Natchitoehes, La,
Jan. 4, IoIo-Notice is hereby given that
Arthur l. Morris, of Vivian, L., who,
on March I, 1906, made homestead en-
try No. Io,8oa, No. $3.50, for south half
of southeast quarter of section 2, town.
ship Fl north, range 10 west, Louisiana
meridian, has filed notice of intention
to make final communication proof, to
establish claim to the land above de-
scribed, before F. A. Leonard, clerk OF
court, at Shreveport, La, on the 18Th
day of February 1910. Claimant names
as witnesses R. H. HorrelI, G. w. Hur.
die, J. M. HeAin, B. A. Hinton, all Of
Vivian, La. J. ERNEST BREDA,
Regist--
Caucasian, Shreveport, La,
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said writ, say in the sum of SGf2ies WITH
2 per cent interest theresa froSa Jaa,-
AIRY "a, 1907, until paid, and an essts
Of suit, including 10 per cent ea said
sum end interest as attorneys fees.
J. P. FLOURNoY,
Caucasian, Jan. 4. Sheriff.
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rxnIraa Eror,, Ante Accident,

san. Antonio, Jan. III. 8. VIII
nans expired from injuries due to be
10 being struck by on automobile. At
the time deceased, who was ffty-two
years old. was crossing street.
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Ei Paso, Jan. 1I--Fire in the estab-
Iishment at the Crawford Shoe CON.
pany, leading firm, did damage te
1ha amount Of so. 900.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1910-01-13
z Yiry the stCUIaN7 70
1910. the jury resss 81 as did Mrs. Camp
any and al hlasg il lad prelinninar,
THE STATE FAIR AND THE CITY
COUNCIL

- aAzs*A eAtt4tsN 4 uS9dd4 4tk4iit httS
adopted the ordinance pro-
at by the city of
jan ? ivios 81 them issue of bonds
" tllesthe Council is respon-
S to -to-date spirit of develop
ahd therefore the Council, one
[ and all, including the Mayor, are en-
sled to the fullest credit possible 1t
IS move in the right direction, which
viii receive The hearty approval Of evs
cry wide-awake and progressive citizen.
The election at which the issue of
bonds for the requirement Of the prop
eFty By the city Is fixed to be held on
February 10. This property, already
valuable and desirable, viii be devel-
oped into park, to be opened to the
public during the entire year, excepting
limited time when The Fair Associa-
ton will assume its control for Fair
purposes.
IS not now possible to estimate the
advantages which Shreveport, as COM
munity viii derive BY the requirement
sf- tke property and using II as park,
with ID State Fair operating annually
Il Its good work. It Is only necessary
q cite Dallas which several years since
acquired the grounds of the State Fair
ol Texas. where fairs ar held annually
and whieh IS the pride of all Texans.
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al has bean strsSek st Rising Star
fd CONS u cits liniss
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RECEIvERSHIP MOI hENoR
No. s,425-First District
of Caddo, State of 90 Mw
toria Lumber c14nck 10
VS.. P. A. JohHU w
pany.
Jones, receiver, Nnw coHs.S.rHtDa,S,osn ns,
tableau of deb e ,sfrse whstnsr, g
IL Sscuffng pAteafs.
be made til 4 Mana Co. Tsostva
fed by r. Ms.AAasxAAAA i
homole THINE Ne
rated weekly. Lar
ilientiHc journal. Ger
ms, 81 sald BY al nsws
an IN ssss,oaa~sy, et
~ ace. Ss 6 st.. washington.
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subscription Price 500 . year.
. S Eli SHE WERE AlafANf

sarriss resides in New Orleans a
MRS. Susie Campbell, who until
eass iay was confined in the parish
chat city on the charge of MUIR
III she morning Of December rs, be
dawn, she fissthe Shot which
asd Lizzie McLaughli8 who had met,
npdestinely. man, John. Brown. in
hallway Of her home. Believing
But wsre burglars, she fired.
u H being arrested she was COMMITTEES
prison without bail. Finally, after
one delays, her release was obtained
trough writ of 1abeas corpus Judge
retien fixed the bond at $1,000 which
as given readily by her friends.
If Mrs, Susie Campbell were man,
WOULD she have experienced falling
lor shooting, believing that the intrud-
Frs were burgiarss
mead Of being woman Mrs.
" u maj with pull ia
~ SAT, have been subjected
BE open and the discomforss
snry the seconey u
1910 the jury ress.s 81 as did Mrs. Camp
any and al hlsaag il aad preliminary
discharged, probably present.
taath full size chrome. in frame
soid
Sit Mrs Campbell is only woman,
this is one instance when woman
kpefienoed the disadvantage of not be-
81 man with a political pull.
THE STATE FAIR AND THE CITY
COUNCIL.
At sheir sitting Tuesday night the
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-
day of December A. D. 1909.
(Signed) J. c. PUGH.
(Signed) ]. A. THIGPEN.
(Signed) S. L. HEROLD.
Attest:
SARAH w. PEARcE.
J.E KNIGHTON.
(Signed) A. B. FREYER,
Notary Public.
State of Louisiana, Parish of Caddo:
This is to certify that / have examined
the above and foregoing charter and
finding nothing therein contrary to law,
/ hereby approve the same Signed on
this 3Ist day of December 1909.
(Signed) J. M. FOSTER,
District Attorney First Judicial Dis
trict, Caddo Parish, Louisiana.
Endorsed: Filed and recorded Janu-
airy 8, 1910. ]. H. LEVY,
Deputy Clerk and ex-Ofhcio Deputy Re-
corder.
State of Louisiana, Parish Of Caddo:
/ hereby certify that che above and fore
going is true and correct copy of the
original act, as the same now appears
on file and of record in my Office. Given
under my hand and seal of Office this
9th day Of January 1910.
]. H. LEVY,
Deputy Clerk and -offcio Deputy Re
corder. Jan. 9, 1910.
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RECEIVERSHIP NO..

Caucasian, Shreveport, La,
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No. 1890 In the First Judicial Dis
trict Court of Caddo Parish, La. !:
Meridian Fertilizer Company VS..
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-20

a San Francisco belle, in January.
1903. Soon after the wedding the young
couple went 10 Rome, Italy All that
time Wallace received IN income of
$4,000 a year from his father. Ac-
cordlng TO the affidavit of physicians
and friends, presented to the court,
he began the day with Scotch whisky
and drank until supper time. By 5
o o'clock in the afternoon of each day.
it is asserted, he was intoxicated.
San Francisco Growing.
HThe next census OF San Francisco
VIII show population of half mil
lioD,N declared j. W. Edmondson of
San Jose. Cal, while in the city this
week. Continuing he said: "The
growth of San Francisco in the last
two or three years is simply marvel
Gus. Market street, the principal busi.
ness street of Frisco, l regard the
most attractive business street in the
United States. 1t surpasses Broadway,
In my opinion, because it has no shacks
After the FIRE il presented a picture
of ruin that made one believe it never
could be restored. Now handsome
business blocks line both sides of the
street-modern structures that make u
beautiful appearance,
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NEPHI,
Special to The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune.
NEPHJ. March ia delightful 800"
party was given here the evening OF st
Patrlck day by MY and Mrs, j. r.
EdgehiIl. The decorations were in keep
ing with the observance OF the day. Each
worn in the lapel; green streamers hung
from the center OF the ceiling, green
globes pretty little vases filed with green
carnations adorned the mantelS and Ia
bles. Excellent punch was served dur
ing the progress of the game by the
Misses Lucille Cowan and Jacquit2 EGG
he'll. who also rendered some pleasing In
strumental and vocal music. supper was
served at q late hour.
The members OF the u. G. T. club met
AT the home OF Miss Neva Booth Monday
evening Music. readings. social chat
and refreshments made the aDair Il very
pleasant oEe
Mrs w. a. Matson has returned from
MI. Pleasant where she has been spend
ing tho winter with her parents
Mrs w. w Crabtrec of Salt Lake has
been visiting for the past week with her
sister Mrs. Y. a. Foote'
Miss Eleanor Taylor OF Salt Lake, is
visiting here this week. the guest OF her
sister. Mra George o. Ostler.
Mr. and Mrs. w. q. Bowlce went TO
provo Thursday To meet their son, Alvin,
who has returned from an extended mis-
sion TO New Zealand
Edward Gleason. clerk OF tho Alta club
at Sail Lake. visited relatives here the
nrst OF the week.
Mr. and Mrs w G. Anderson and Mr..
and Mrs George a. Spcrry spent last
sunday In the canyon on Il pleasant drive.
The marriage Of Miss Sadie Patten to
Charles Jones Of Provo took place last
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MURRAY.

Special to The Tribune.
MURRAY March l9,-The members OF
the a. O. +. and G. O. r. lodges enter
tanned on large scale Wednesday even
ing. II was estimated that more than
200 people were prescHt. who greatly en-
dered during the evening. Following the
programme. light refreshments were
served,
Mrs Ephram Christensen OF Texas Is
here and VIII spend the next two weeks
or more with her mother. Mrs, James
Gilbert
Mrs. d. C. Lee of Bountiful. who has
been spending some time here with Mrs.
j. S. Barlow, has returned 10 her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ Miller. accompa
MED by their children, have left for
Idaho Falls. where they contemplate re
siding for an indefinite period.
George Monk OF Cheyenne. Wyo., spent
day In Murray this week visiting with
friends.
BY request the Murray First Ward
Dramatic association viii present for the
second time. "Triss. the coming week.
Following this presentation the company
Will disband
Win Sanders is home from Los Ange-
les. where he has been spending the
past month with friends.
The social dancing party given by the
NJ |. 4, Amusement club Thursday even
Ing was largely attended by the young
people OF this place. Special music had
been engaged for the occasion, while the
decorations which adorned the walls
were most appropriate.
VIII Anderson and Charles Simmons
Of Phoebe. New, arc here TO spend the
next fortnight with friends. Both young
men are on their way TO Denver, where
they are thinking OF spending the
summer.
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MRS. PHILANDER KNOX.

After the club adjourned Mrs. Thatcher
luncheon,
Mr.. and Mrs Frank West will leave
shortly for Chicago. where Mr.. West Will
spend year al school.
Mrs c. w Blake returned home Tues
day from a pleasant weeks visit In Og
den.
DR.. Alonbo Sguires returned to the city
Tuesday after Several days visit in Lo-
gan
Mr.. and Mrs, Ray West OF Nevada are
visiting with Logan relatives
Miss Fay Loose who has been visiting
In Logan. has returned 10 her home In
the city.
Little Miss ollie Jean Niblcy Of La
Grande. Ore. is visiting with her grand
mother. Mrs. \. -. Thatcher,
Mr. and rs w r Dean. who has
been yisitins In Logan the past two
weeks. have returned TO their home in
Denver.
Mr. and Mrs Luther Howell arc now
located in their beautiful new home on
Second West street,
l.. II, Martincau has returned TO his
home in Salt Lake City after pleasant
Logan visit
Miss Dora Wright will spend the com
Ing week at the Wright farm. resting
with her parents Mr.. and Mrs. John i.
Wright.
Merrill Nibley Of Salt Lake spent the
latter part OF the week I'm Logan,
Miss Ollie Fielding Of Salt Lake is
visiting with Logan friends.
Mrs ~ II. Thompson. Mrs G. w.
Thatcher. Mrs. Il. l.. Campbell and Mrs.
StoopS will entertain the A G Woman's
club the coming week
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LOGAN

Special 10 The Tribune
LOGAN. March ia beautifully ap-
pointed Easter luncheon was given Thurs
day afternoon at the B. y. college by
Mrs. Luther Howell, Mrs. Preston Nibley
and Miss Jella Smart in honor OF the
Der of invited guests. The college din
ing room was artistically arranged with
small tables, which were covered with
cluny lace spreads over yellow satin, and
in the center OF each was a large vase
Of Easter flowers. The place cards were
hand-pa inted Easter designs. and dainty
Easter favors were presented each guest.
Those Invited outside the club were Mrs,
Helen Nibley. Mrs. Julia Nlbley. Mrs. &c
cles. Mrs. Powell Mrs. Carl Smart. Mrs,
L.inford, Miss Dora Wright and Miss L.
Hendricks,
Mrs j w Morrel was hostess Tues
day afternoon at a dainty informal lunch
con complimentary TO Mrs Ray West
who IS visiting in Logan. The table dec
patrick's coIors. In the center OF the
table was beautiful bowl OF shamrocks
and the place cards were the shamrock
leaves, daintlly fastened to a card bear
Mrs. Margaret Morrell, Mrs. Alfred Cole.
Mrs. West. Mrs Luther Howell, Mrs
George Jorgeson. Miss Dora Wright and
Miss Zela Smart. Assisting Mrs. Nor
rell were Misses Winnie and Della Nor
rell,
Miss Charlotte Kyle entertained at a
pretty house party Saturday evening at
the home of Miss Margaret Wilkinson
In honor OF Miss Linn, who is guest
In Logan The evening was delightfully."-
spent. Miss Linn giving several musical
selections. while Miss WILKINSON read In
her usual charming manner number Of
selections. Refreshments were served 10
twenty invited guests.
Dr. II. J, Frederick left Monday on n
three weeks trip TO the southern part OF
the state.
The Clio circle met Wednesday with
Mrs. Preston Nlbley.
Mrs. Harry Emeis. who Is visiting in
Salt Lake was the guest Of honor Thurs
InS, rrn MARTY sIprn
by Mrs. Elliott Best.
r S Campbell OF Salt Lake spent the
past ten days visiting with Logan friends.
The 4 c.. Woman's club met Monday
at the home of Mrs. Frank w. Thatcher,
paper was given by Mrs, +. w. Robin
SON the topic being the Marble Faun.'
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Tuesday evening at the home OF the
brides mother. Mrs. r. ii. Patten, with
Bishop Parltcs officiating. Only the I'M
mediate relatives of the family were pres
cnt. Mr. and Mrs. Jones will reside In
Provo,
Mr.. and Mrs A ], Ingram have moved
TO their ranch at Little Salt Creek for the
summer,
H. z. Barrows instructor OF the high
school, went TO Logan Friday on bust
ness.
Mrs. J. e. Sorenson went TO Fountain
Green Thursday TO visit relatives and
friends for a few days.
Judge and Mrs. Joshua Greenwood Wis
lted at American Fork and at Richhcld
tho first Of the week
Miss Allie Snoot or Provo visited
friends I'm Nephi Saturday and sunday
\ marriage license was issued this week
to Jefferson Wood and Miss Mabel Sperry.
both OF Nephi.
George McCune and family have moved
over from Eureka and VIII make their
future home here,
Mrs. S. A. Chase has moved back from
Eureka to her old home here.
Mrs George c. Whitmore went to Salt
Lake Wednesday for n brief visit
Joseph Barns of Fai,vicw has purchased
the home OF Samuel Kendall and will re-
side here in the future,
Mrs. c. w Burquist is expecting TO
leave soon or n months visit with her
sister. who resides in Emery county.
Mrs. Hyrum Jensen and children re-
turned to Provo Monday after pleasant
visit here.
The Relief society of the First ward
gave very successful picnic and dancing
party Wednesday evening. Old time
dances, social chat and excellent refresh
mcnts made the affair most enjoyable
one. Barton BTough and Postmaster
Dennis Wood took turns in acting as
master Of ceremonies and saw To II that
every one had good time.
The sisters OF II, ID. Alfred. who rc-
side out of town. planned a surprise on
him last Thursday by all happening over
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for his forty eighth birthday. The SIS
ters present were Mrs. y. Il. Mills. Mrs
Tina Blaine, Mrs. Janettc Anderson of
Spring City. Mrs. Nora Funk, a niece. OF
Sterling. and Mrs, Ivy Tidwell Of Lynn.
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II SOUTH
]RER COMING
>ShackIeton VIII Ar
sn America on
day Next.
! RESENTED
nth A GOLD MEDAL
He and Peary VIII
syoint Guests OF
! Honor.
IPH JOHNSON.
Tho Tribune.

-
l TO The Tribune.
March 19.-New York
meets TO Sir Ernest and
|n when they reach here
: Ernest is the man who
time established the
- record, Chastened
encc with the lamented
board of aldermen Will
<tend official honors To
4 antarctic explorer, but
this. such honors hay
red on him so thickly
ae. thev have doubtless
Sir Ernest and Lady
due TO arrive in New
they viii 90 direct TO
be the guests of En-
at n luncheon. The
wife will be formally
resident Taft, who VIII
medal Of the National
ciety on Sir Ernest. The
planned TO take place
Icrnoon. On Sunday DR.,
srcnor Of the National
Eiety will entertain the
|eheon and confer with
proposed American ant
b. Sir Ernest Will re
TX that afternoon. Mon
M society will have him
4 luncheon given in his
ing, March %. the ex-
frst American lecture
IN. Joseph II. Choate,
ador to England. will
transportation club will
Explorer the following
6st With Peary.
fter the luncheon at the
Iclub. Sir Ernest Will
lda. On his return from
h who reached farthest
\ The table with the man
ultimate north. for on
Ernest Shackleton and
bort i. Peary will be
Ionor al a banquet given
bfum at the Hotel AS
.net will take place on
ommander Peary's de-
don, where he goes TO
d medal of the Royal
iIociety. Accompanying
II be his wife. his two
lpptain Bartlett. sailing
2oosevelt, who is to re-
medal Of the society
Narragansetts.
the Narragansetts has
I New York as a ''Fa-
Frank B. Wix. son Of
Nloud of the Narragan-
and Wash Ha. daugh-
Hk chieftaIn. He told
n, before whom he was
I'd with teaching Young
lat be had lived in New
nee years. and on n
yansett. bay fourteen
onnd none of his tribe
ned to have worked in
ptil it had failed and
seen a dollar in two
ERistrate, who held him
on Monday said the
ut to provide work for
seeured him a lawyer,
old and has Il German
Walton School.
Dol OF aviation in the
NIL be opened at New
nmmer by W. S. Bur
Known designer and
~. Flying by all sorts
glIders and balloons to
Is In aeroplanes will be
mgess figures that the
shore summer colonists
ny patrons for his new
nng and Youthful.
Aubrey Tewksbury.
q. Tewk sbury, sky
aud promoter, has ar
ny from San Francisco
husband IS estate. She
by their five-ycar-old
ksbury, who, ten years
nown on the stage as.
Is still charming and
fpearance. There was
of mourning IN her
she reached here, She
10 TO her lawyers Of
of middle-age who had
on her bond.
scotch Whisky.
or, son-in-Jaw OF James
trs- Allen Wallace have
20 act as committee OF
Allen Wallace, a great
Commodore Vanderbilt
e late John Wallace, a
Z Broker, from whom he
" who was declared by
4 to be incompetent to
nrs- Mr.. Wallace, who
rk stock broker, was
q Fannio Louphborouph.
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Drury. deceased, having duly dled his
petition and entered Of record pray
ing that he be discharged as such ad-
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Baron Drury, deceased, this is there
fore 10 cite all persons concerned,
kindred and creditors, to show cause
if any they can, why said administfa
tor sbould not be discharged from his
administration and receive letters OF
admission on the first Monday in yu2S
A. D. 1910. This May 10. 1910,
Horace Dart,
Ordinary, Glynn County, Georgia
At. 6-15.
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Georgia, Glynn County.
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this is to cite all and singd'ar the
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ADMINISTRATION should not be granted to
~. j. Spears on Tobitba simmons es-
tate.
This 9th day of May, 1910.
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body except princess of royal
blood to be empress. Yet the Prin-
cess Chotek, as Franz Ferdinand's
wife is known now, has her eye
on this throne. She had it there
before she ever married the next
emperor. Like Nine. Vaughan, who
now is agitating the courts OF
Europe, she is a shrewd woman.
She courted Franz Ferdinand for
10 years, while she was serving
woman on the Archduchess Isa-
bella.
Then she married him. and ever
since he has been putty in her fin
gers. She is the mother of his three
handsome children. The Countess
ChOtek is a strong woman, brainy,
resourceful, and time after time
has defeated the plots by which
the court of Austria hoped to sep
arate her from the man who will
rule this ancient and once glorious
empire.
Hated she is everywhere in Aus
tria, except in her own native b.
hernia. But hate or no hate, this
ambitious woman is already pitting
race against race, language against
language in her campaign for an
empress crown. When Francis
Josef dies will she reap the whirl-
wind? Will Austria fly into frag.
ments because of this woman. and
become the prey of her designing
neighbors?