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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1911-08-11
DIRECTORS.
Mankato State Bank
MANkATO, MINI.

MANkATO, MIMI
CAPITAL $50 900
Surplus and Undivided Profits. -. $4,000
z. G. HARRINGTON. President.
FRANK FOWLER, Vice President.
E. SChOYEN, Cashier.
T. c. NICHOLSON, Asst. Cashier.
DIRECTORS
Frank Fowler John C.. Noe
Il. g. Harrington A. G. Lack
c. w Babcock Geo. i. Boynton
Geo b. owen John r. Thomas
Fred Kron Mic Juliar
Michael d. Fritz Chas. X. Otto
M o. Sundt
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DIRECTORS
National Bank
of Commerce
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OFFICERS

OFFICERS.
G. J.. OLESON, President.
A l.. WHEELER, Vice President.
j. c. TEGNER, Cashier.
c. O. HOERR, Assistant Cashier.
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s. b. Wilson, Attorney for Petitioner.
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Attorney for administrator.
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The log cabin Democrat., 1911-05-12
SENATE HONOR
TO ". c. RODGERS
COMPROMISE CANDIDATE
HOWARD COUNTY SENATOR is
ELECTED ON TWENTY
THIRD BALLOT.

Little Rock, May 12.-Thc so-called
Senate Ring was broken Thursday af-
telnoon in the nomination of Pres
ident pro TEN Of that body, OF lieu
Insurrectos failed to elect their man.
1t was dog-fall for both sides, and a
man who has not beer ;t8ed with any
faction was nominated, Senator W.
G. Rodgers Of Howard county. He Is
sc ing his first session as the Sena-
tor from the Twenty-Second district,
consisting OF Sewer, Little River and
Howard counties, and he has been
looked upon by all as a safe, conserva-
tive man, one whose administration of
affairs when he may be called upon to
exercise the duties Of acting governor,
will reflect credit upon the state.
Five were nominated when the open
caucus began at o'clock, Holt, Rod
gers Of Howard, Niles, Hughes, CleI-
get. The first ballot stood as follows
Holt, 6, Rodgers of Howard, 5, Miles
6, Hughes s, Clerget i, Rodgers of
Benton l, Friedell !, Owens /. For
thirteen ballots there were no mater
ial changes. Holt and Clerget then
withdrew, and the fourteenth ballot
was Rodgers Z, Miles 10, Hughes 10.
The balloting proceeded with several
short recesses TO permit private eau
cusing, to the twenty ballot,
which stood: Rodgers 6, Miles Ii,
Hughes 10. Miles supporters were
staying by him without change, and
the supporters Of Hughes would con-
cede nothing to the Pulaski senator
A hurried caucus resulted in the de-
termination to withdraw Hughes as
the candidate who could swing the
most votes to the man to defeat Miles.
The twenty-third and last ballot re-
suited as follows:
Rodgers-Clerget, Covington, Dea-
ton, Dill, Friedell, Glover, Hughes,
Keel, Martin, McBee, Miles, Raney,
Robertson, Toney, Turner, Watson,
Williams, White, Woods-19.
Miles-CarlLee, Fletcher, Green,
Henderson, Holt, jacobson, Johnson,
Logan, Oldham, Owens, Phillips, Rod
ers of Benton, Rodgers Of Howard
13.
Senator Rodgers made a neat speech
thanking the members for the honor
imposed in him.
During the balloting number OF
scattering complimentary votes were
cast for Senators Jacobson, Friedell,
Green and others.
The log cabin Democrat., 1911-05-12
M|LLSAPS AND
HENDRIX DEBATE
AT AUDITORIUM TONIGHT
LOCAL COLLEGIANS HAVE NEG
ATIVE SIDE OF IMPORTANT
DISCUSSION.

Representatives of Millsaps College
of Jackson, Miss, R. d. Peets and S.
f. Williamson, arrived in Conway last
night and will meet w. w. Parker ard
J. J. Harrison of Hendrix College in
debate at Hendrix auditorium this
evening at S:15 o'clock. The subject
to be discussed is, Resolved, That
the Initiative and Referendum Princi-
pie Is Valuable Addition to the Leg
islative Systems of American States
Hendrix has the negative side of the
question and has selected two of hel
strongest men to discuss this import
ant question. The admission will be
80 cents, with no seats reserved. Fol
lowing is the program
Piano Solo-Miss Julia Robins.
First affirmative, r. D. Poets; firsI
negative, W. W. Parker.
Violin Solo-Miss Sallie Harton.
Second affirmative, S. +. William.
son; second negative, J. J Harrison
The log cabin Democrat., 1911-05-12
CONWAY AFTER
CHAMPIONSHIP
TO PLAY ARKADELPHIA
SECONDARY HONORS OF STATE
WILL HINGE ON THIS
SERIES.

Following the Conway high school
baseball teams victory over Hot
Springs high school in that city yes
terday afternoon, Superintendent W.
B. Hubbell this morning scheduled two
games with Arkadelphia high school,
to be- played here Monday and Tues
day of next week, and the local lads
are going after the state secondary
championship in dead earnest. The
outcome of the Arkadelphia series Will
practically decide the honor, as that
and the Conway team are the two
leaders in the pennant race. Conway
has played Morrilton, Little Rock and
Hot Springs and won all three games
A game was lost to Clarksville, but
this will not count in the standing,
as the Clarksville team was unable to
comply with the state association
ruels. Arkadelphia has played four
games and lost one to Little Rock. In
order to make the six games neces-
sary to claim the championship, Con-
way is endeavoring to arrange a game
with Russellville for Saturday.
Conway high school defeated Hot
Springs high school at Hot
Springs yesterday by the score of
to 2 The local team had the best
of the argument throughout, and at no
time could the Hot Springs lads solve
the curves of the locals premier
pitcher, Grady Charles. Hot Springs
used three pitchers in the game.
Conway and Hendrix are playing a
practice game this afternoon at Hen
dirk park. Roberts is pitching for the
colegians and Downing is in the box
for the high school boys. A good
crowd is in attendance at the game
and an exciting contest is being wag-
ed between the teams.
The log cabin Democrat., 1911-05-12
SENATE QUITS, KILLING THE
CAPITOL COMPLETION BILL
Special to the Log Cabin Democrat.

Special to the Log Cabin Democrat.
Little Rock, May 12.-After a hot
parliamentary wrangle, the senate
voted, during the consideration of the
bill to complete the state capitol, to
adjourn until Saturday morning.
This action defeats the bill, as no
business is to be transacted on the
final day of the session.
1t is freely predicted that Governor
Donaghey Will call an extra session of
the legislature for the purpose of pass
ing this and other bills which tbs
present session has failed to enact.
The log cabin Democrat., 1911-05-12
BANK HEARS FROM
COLLIER EDITORIAL

Following the publication of an ed
itorial reference in Golfers Weekly
to Elmer Halter and his orn-growing
work and its reproduction in the Log
Cabin Democrat and the Little Rock
Gazette, the Bank of Conway has al
ready received a number of letters
asking for copies of young Halter's
report, which was published for free
The log cabin Democrat., 1911-05-12
CLASS VISITS NORMAL.

The agricultural classes Of the Con-
way public school, 40 in number, paid
a visit to the agricultural department
of the State Normal yesterday after
noon. Superintendent W. B. Hubbell
who teaches this department, accom-
panied the class. They were shown
over the class rooms, farm, model
barn and poultry yards of the Normal
by Prof. w. j. Sowder, who comph-
mented the class very highly on the
work it had done during the year.
The log cabin Democrat., 1911-05-12

distribution by the bank Cashier L.
H. Pyle says all these requests will be
filled, as he considers he pamphlet
good advertising matters for the coun-
ty, and if the present supply is ex-
hausted another edition will be pub
lished.
The log cabin Democrat., 1911-05-12
DELINQUENT TAX
LIST PUBLISHED

The first publication of the list Of
real estate returned delinquent for the
taxes of 1910 appears in today's issue
of the Log Cabin Democrat With the
exception of a list of lots in an addi-
tion to this city, the owners Of which
overlooked paying the taxes, the list
is short this year.
The log cabin Democrat., 1911-05-12

A chance to win valuable prize by
a little work is offered to Conway
women and girls in the Dolly Log
Cabin Democrats subscription-build-
ing contest. Ask for full particulars
at this office.
The log cabin Democrat., 1911-05-12
A "NOVEL" SERVICE.

A new novel, Twenty Century
Knights" or Twice-Born Men. Can
a man go wrong, Come back, make
good? A life history. Thirty illus
trations, by the author, Rev. Carol
Stanley Mason, at Presbyterian
church, Sunday, s p. m. The public
invited No morning service.
The log cabin Democrat., 1911-05-12

When paying your subscription to
the Daily, don't forget to ask for a
ticket in the subscription contest.
The log cabin Democrat., 1911-05-12
COUNCIL MEETS TONIGHT

The city council will hold a regular
meeting in the office of Mayor W. II.
Duncan tonight
The log cabin Democrat., 1911-05-12

WEATHER FORECAST.
Tonight and Saturday unsettled
weather.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-02-18
s. A. LEBLANC MADE
MEMBER OF STATE
BOARD OF EDUCATION

NapolconviIle, La. Feb Il. Word
wa4 received this morning from Gov.
Sanders that he had appointed Sam. A.
Leblanc. one of the partners Of the
law farm of Marks, Worthnm and lie
Blanc, Il member Of the State Board OF
Education to fill the vacancy caused
by the resignation Of Mr.. Burke of
New Iberia. The Third District will
have an able aud competent rcprcsnn
,ativc IN Mr.. Leblanc. IN he il n rrnd
uatc of Jefferson College, having won
the honor of *. NJ, and remained IN
that institution year making Il post
graduate cOurac, and aftcrward nc
ccpted Il position for several months M
professor. Mr.. Leblanc resigned his
position ~ Jefferson College to take
up the study oi law and attended the
Tulane | nivcrsity Law School and
graduated after attending three Sos
sions. lie ~ q son of the late Joseph
Leblanc. one of the foremost citizens
and planters of this parish. and II
brother Of Stats Representative (Dr
Henry Leblanc of faincourtvilln Mr.
Leblanc since he began tho practice
Of law has been associated with Sen
ntor John Marks and Chas Workman.
mayor Of this town
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-02-18
'LOREAuV|LLE
ENTERTAINMENT,

Today and tomorrow q grand
church entertainment will come oil
at LOrtauvillc. Extensive arrange
ments have been made to make OF
it one of the grandcst affairs ever
undertaken in our little sister
town.
This entertainment il being
given for the benefit Of the CathO-
nc Church OF LOreanvIlle.
Excursion trains will be run
over tn. New Iberia & Northern
Railroad for The convcnience of
those at distant points who may
wish to visit there during the
progress Of the far. There will
doubtless be many from this city
who will avail themselves Of the
many fold pleasure Of meeting
friends, getting an outing, and
having an all-'round good time by
taking in the faIr and excursion.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-02-18
WHAT'S THE MEANING?

One Of the resolutions adopted
at tho last meeting Of the Police
Jury Of this parish reads as fol
lows:
"On motion duly carried, the Sec
retary is hereby directed to ad,
dress written communications to
the several drainage boards and
others who are either :respassing,
cutting or threatening 80 to do
through the public roads Of the
Parish; the same being prohibited
by law and that all such viola
tions will be proceeded against by
proper legal process.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-02-18
A COUNTRY FIRE.

The country home Of Mr.. Robt Cur
tis was destroyed by fire on Thursday
morning. The flames, uncontrolled
made clean sweep of everything, the
house and its entire contents.
Mr.. Curtis, who lives on the Petite
Ansc road, only short distance be
vopd the southern limits OF this city,
prepared his early morning coffee on
Thursday and went into the field,
while his wife was engaged with du-
ties which took her out OF the house
into the yard. While there some one
called her attention to the fact that
her home was on fire. She rushed 10
the building and managed to drag
from one of the rooms. into which the
flames were already bursting, bureau;
hut the glass had been shattered by
the heat. This was about the only ar
ticlc saved. The husband and wife
were left with no other wardrobe than
the garments they wore at the time.
The building was insured for SaU
and its cotncnts for S400 more. but this
does not cover half the loss OF the IN
fortunate couple.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-02-18
PEANUT OIL.

"If the farmers Of st. Landry
will plant enough peanuts to justi-
fy us IN going into the enterprise,
the st. Landry Cotton Oh Co. 's
mill next year will have an attach.
mcnt tor extracting the oil from
the peanuts SAID Mr. A. l..
Stagg, Secretary Treasurer Of the
St. Landry Cotton Oil co. 1--WE
can do this ut q small cost. All
there il TO do on tho part Of the
farmer is q promise Of enough pea
nuts to justify us going into the
project "-Opelousas Clarion.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-02-18
A TOUGH KID.

While passenger train No. 10
which was being drawn 5y two en-
gines, passed through Baldwin
Thursday evening at the rate OF
fifty miles an hour, it struck an in
fant white child, causing an i'm
mense cash in the head, breaking
one leg and tearing off ono toe
and numerous other abraslons.
The train was Immediately stop
ped and the child brought here t.
the st. Mary Sanitarium, where
it's injuries were pronounced serl
GUS but not necessarily fatal
Franklin Banner
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-02-18
MOSS CLUB SAUCE
Now l5 Cents. Buy Il bottle.
A new BAND.

Steps were taken this week to or.
ganizc Il new orchestra band hy Il
number of young men of this city
The name Of the new organization hae
not yet been determined The mem
bcrship enrolment thus far is m fol
lows: Homer Eonin. Gus Houttc, Ed
gar Houttc. Marcel RObichcaux,
Creighton Moss. Guy Martin. Edias
Landry and Gnston Savoy
The band played st n ball recently,
demonstrating their ability to handle
with credit their parts. Tomorrow
they will give ball for their own be
nciit. ut the hall Of America Fire Co.
No 2. The proceeds from this enter
tainment will bc used for the better
equipment Of tho band
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-02-18
PARISH HEALTH OFFICER
An Old Controversy Settled.

J The following paragraphs an
excerpts from proccrdIngsof Polio,
.Jnry and tell their own story
clearly:
DIR, Sanders reported the cxlat
enco Of smallpox in the Sth ward.
and requested that arrangements
he made for funds ~ Ilr did not
propose to attend 10 II for the
small salary fixed by the Jury.
| After a long discussion OF = very
mild and subducd character that
consumed nearly HE entire session,
the Board of Health, composed of
two members Of he jury were rc
IneH'ed 10 suggest Il plan which
would eliminate the friction exist
ing bet wccn the jury and Health
officer, Tho following was sub
mItted after due reading Of which
It was moved 10y Mr. rhibcanx
second by MIR DcIcambrc and ear
rcd that the second proposition be
and the same ia hereby accepted
The following il the tex, Of DR..
Sanders letter:
New iberia, Ia., Feb. i,h, 1911.
TO the Hon. Pr"A't and Members
OF the Police Jury of Iberia Ih.
Sirs: Having been requested by
your Honorable body in u special
resolution adopted this day, to otf.s
u plan for the final settlement Of
differences now existing between
the Parish Health officer and your
body: We, the Parish Board Of
Health unanimously recommend
that your Honorable body accept
one OF the two following PROPOSE.
tionH:
First Fix the Health Onicer's
salary at $1,000 per day during
the existence Of any contagious or
Infectious diseases in the Parish
requiring his attention.
Or SecOnd-Fix the Health off
GERS salary at its former figure
1000 per month beginning Jan
LIST, 1911 and ending AT the explra
hOn Of his term Of office.
This salary If adopted to bn &C
cepted in lien Of al services Of
every character or kind
- Respectfully submitted,
j. WOFFORD SANDERS,
NJ. ID. J.. Il q
y. - Romero,
Arthur Leblanc.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-02-18

Notwithstanding this country has
the best fire fighting equipment IN the
world, it each year loses more than
two hundred millions Of dollars py
fire This IL four or five times M much
as IL lost in all the European countries.
The president Of one oi the fire insuf-
ance companies has said that IL 1nc
loss Inv fire in this country eon'h pc
on, down to seyentylive millions .
,ear The savtng would be equivaiehs
to adding billion Of dollars 70 o.s,", .ne
ueal,h nf the country every ten yea
The Conditions are bad' '.,"a,s.e ba, DC.
anah a,ae ~ are ,''v 10 some extent proteciIn.
s,ee' Sizes Irs from = the bolocausts Of former
days.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-02-18
SPEEDY RELIEF FROM
KIDNEY TROUBLE.

II had an acute attack Of Bright'a
disease with inflammation Of the
kidneys anJ)hIadder, and dizziness
says MrY Cog, Thorp, Jackson
M'ch. e bMtf Of Folcy's Kidney
Remedy ovcrcemc the attack, re
duccd Rthc inflammation, took n
way thr pain end made the blad-
der action NORMAL. ! wish every
one cRuld know Of this wonderful
remedy.
For saia> At Taylor's drug store.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-02-18
CAKE BAKING CONTEST TECHE IMPROVEMENT

According 10 announcement In
cake Baking Contest TOOK pl1c, :,
'he opera iioua" on last Saturday
evening. The coli'.stant4. how
ever, were not ~ NUMEROUS aS lind
been hoped for, neither was tm
hldJing tor the cakes, " Inch vrl,
solh a' auction after the avald.
Were made, as APlrltcd as could
hay" been desired, considering ihr
fact that the proceed. Of thc alA
w"r" dedicated to IpctGa Fuc 90.
| No. /
Mrssia Mckay ana GaIIia,d
Wer" selected as ;ndgrA to pas4
upon the me,lte Of the cakes winch
were entered This they did attc,
lho manner Of connoAseurs and
made the awar ds az follows.
On White loaf Cakes.
Isl Irlzc, to entry No. 10, by
Mrs. NclanHon 10, lbs of pt,,lak
Hour.
End Prize, to entry No t., by
Mrs. W. A French - HIS. Dbrl
lsk flour
''rd Prize, 10 entry No 3, 10y
Mrs. j. w X Shaw pnll Cotto
lcne and = lbs Jacobs candy.
tth Prize, to entry No 10y
MIsH Marie Dnpcrlcr- ! jar KcAall
Cold Cream and | box Rcxall
Blcnisl Soap,
For Best Layer Cake.
1st Prize, to entry No -. by
Mrs. i. A. Landry -1J lbs. Obcl
lax flour.
End Prize, to entry No. IG, by
Mrs. Cab Landry 81 lbs. Obcl
isk Hour
3rd PrIzr, to entry No 3, by
Mrs. J. Hroussard u bottle Rex
all Hair Tonic.
Mr.. julius Scharn, acting as
auctIonccr, then proceeded 10 sell
tho cakes. The bidding was not
very animated and the prices
brought must have been rather
to the ladies' who
made the cakes from u two fold
first, because their
effort and interest in entering into
this contest noticd so little to the
Fire Co; Second, because the
prices bid could not bn considered
AZ II compliment to their skill Az
cake makers.
The writer was the successful
bidder for the loaf cake which was
awarded the second prize. II Is
but fair for us to say that 1t bore
amply testimony to the skill of lts
maker and we can well understand
he difficulty the judges must have
experienced in deciding any other
,ake was better. We feel conf
lent that the Judges were as clever
II determining the other awards
and that their decisions had to be
BASED upon the hundredths part
If q point Of merit.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-02-18
KANSAS CITY
SOUTHERN BONDS,

London, Feb. Is -Subscrip-
tions for the %, 900, 900 Of Kansas
City Southern Railway refundiDg
and improvement mortgage 3 per
cent gold bonds closed at noon to.
day, having been largely oversub-
scribcd. g
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-02-18

Ten thousand demonstration
farms have been established IN
Louisiana for the current years
work, according to reports made
at the Baton Rouge conference Of
government agents.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-02-18

Lake Verret ~ estimated TO pc
about II miles long by from two
to five miles wide, with a depth
that varies from four TO ten feet.
Its green color has not been ex,
pIained.-Morgan City Outlook
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-02-18
LA GRIPPE COUGHS

Strain and weaken the system
and if not checked may develop
into pneumonia. Nb danger OF this
when Foley,s~Honfy and Tar is TAX
en- promptly. ItAs a reliable FAM
ily medicine fof all coughs and
colds, and Nacts quickly and ef-
fectively in caDes-of Group. Refuse
substitutes
Tof sale = Taylor's drug store.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-02-18

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TONS OF the I'rorreA,t,,e Iras,,c ,e
lIe city of OpeIon4,a wl,,L
h,n.d ,,,, ~ '',7'1' "",rh'
show on the pntt nf fh,t o,o,,,,yn
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aaa ls golnr beyond ,,a nr,,.r
sphere of action when # o,tomnt.
10 dictate in n matter of ,h,s Lind
50 long ~ the Lcal,ne viii coni;n.
Its efforts 10 matters iL.t conc.,n
opcIousas. no one viii oue,tion \.
good Intentions, bnt whom =
reaches out and wants 10 dictnt.
on uuratlons fore,pu to #. ,ron.r
functions, IT Will put itself subi,ct
TO being called before tho bar of
public opinion.
OncIoua,. !. .,,,.n, ,.
town /, hus ma, u,,1,;, ,v -
at lts closest polnt = sinplc bavou
or river, ana when il at,emn,a tn
dictate 10 The Government, n ,ha
matter of the improv.ment Of such
bayoua or rivers, it il sjmplv over.
reaching itself. can now under.
stand why MIR. SchelI could NOT re.
main for the meeting i'm Now Or.
leans last SATURDAY.. No douht
the wires were kept hot rcuuestinp
him not 10 remain toe this meet.
ing. His antics were peculiar. and
10, the reason is clear to mo now.
Except 1t be from u commercial
standpoint. op"lousas cannot 10.
gically oppose the proposed estab-
lIshmrnt Of navigation on these
streams.
The town OF ashlngton will be
benefited in way nndicamed OF
by her people, 40 Will Port Barre +.
ana Lc"nvIlle, ana last but not
least, tn" iIlfle hamlet on the
'Icche, ArnaudVIllc. The con.
mcrclal supremacy 81 oprI""sas Is ~
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-02-18
LOOK FOR THE BEE HIVE

LOOK FOR THE BEE HIVE
On the package when you buy
FoIey's Honey and Tar for coughs
and colds. None genuine without
tho Bee Hive. Remember the name
FOley's Honey and Tar and reject
any substitute.
For sale mt Taylor's drug store
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-02-18

Louisville plans worlds fair in
1915, to be known as the Lincoln
Davis Exposition. celebrating the
close Of the Civil War.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-02-18

President Taft and Champ
Clark. in addresses before the
Pan American Conference at Wash
ington, advocated reciprocity with
all nations.