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The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1911-08-04
Harris Dry Goods Go.
Ordinance No. 12O.

An ordinance levying tax for the year 1911.
Be 1t ordained by the Mayor and Councilman
Of the City Of Liberal:
Section /. 1t is hereby ordered that levy
for taxes for the year 1911, be. and the same Is
hereby levied as follows: For the General
Fund the sum of 81 mills on the dollar and u
mills on the dollar for interest on bonded In
debtedness.
Section 2. All ordinances In conflict here
with be and the same hereby are repealed.
Section g. This ordinance shall be In full
force and effect from and after its first publi-
cation in the Liberal News and the Liberal
Democrat.
Passed the Council. Aug. 2, 1911.
Approved, Aug. 2, 1911.
Correct Attest:
(SeaD JENNIE KARAU. City Clerk.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1911-08-04
Methodist Church

The subject at the eleven o'clock
service next Sunday will be Dis
couraged People," In the evening
Exceeding the Pharisee's- Then
WhatQ"
Sunday School 9:46 a. m. Clas-
ses for everybody.
Epworth League Z p. m. Mrs.
VIM. I. Ward, leader. Topic:
The Divine Purpose" Welcome.
WIN. I. Ward, Pastor.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1911-08-04
In Justice Court.

In the court of Justice D. G..
Wood, Wednesday, a large crowd
attended the trial of the case of
Simon VS.. McRae. Leslie McRae
traded a colt and $50 for a team
of mules. Mr.. Simon claimed that
the colt was misrepresented, and
brought the action to procure the
mules. The jury returned a YER
dict for Mr.. McRae.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1911-08-04

Kemper Funk left Tuesday
night for a vacation trip through
Oklahoma, the objective point of
his trip beig San Angelo, Texas,
where he will visit an uncle for a
short time.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1911-08-04
A Big Deal.

The first of this week a trade
was consumated between Lewis
Ward and H. V. Tucker, by which
the latter becomes owner of the
brick building on North Kansas
Ave-, now occupied by the Ward
store. The consideration is said
to be $10,50O.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1911-08-04

We have the strongest line OF
50. so Dress Shoes and Oxfords,
also Work Shoes, black and tam
in the state of Kansas.
Belt, the Shoe Man.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1911-08-04

Miss Gem Abbott Vaughn accom-
panied by her mother left Satur-
day for a vacation trip to Colo
RADIO.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1911-08-04

d. D. Land is in Missouri this
week looking after real estate bust
ness for the Land Thayer Land
Co.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1911-08-04

WANTED-W Washing, ironing,
and homework by the hour or day.
apply to Mrs. Booker, second
door west of National Hotel.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1911-08-04
NO ROOM FOR OTHER PARTS.

Willie Say, pa, what part OF
speech is woman2
Pa-Woman, my son, is no part
OF speech; she is all Of it.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1911-08-04
TWAS EVER THUS.

Voice Over Phone Hello, is that
you, darling2
Miss COqustte Yes; who is talk
ipsA7Iifa
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1911-08-04
THE pRosLEM.

Have you a freless cooker IN
your homer
~Yes, but We have also a cookies
ma !
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1911-08-04

moisture and the best of growing
conditions.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1911-08-04
SATISFACTORY SUBSTITUTE.

$50 your husband is dead, Mrs.
Jollyp l am sure I am sorry for
your loss"
'OThere amt no loss, ma'am. We
got his insurance"
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1911-08-04
THE FRENCH LUNCH HOUR.

The dinner pail is not popular in
France, says F. Berkeley Smith, in
Success Magazine. Even the poorest
laborer goes at midday to his favor
lite restaurant, which may sell wood
and coal along one of its walls and
possesses a modest zinc bar and three
rough tables laid with coarse clean
cloths opposite the wood and coal,
but here he finds his place among
his comrades at table; in chair, be-
fore a clean plate, clean napkin, a
knife, fork and glass, pure wine and
wholesome food cooked to his liking
for a few sous. He is in no hurry,
either, this fellow with the brawny
arms and his baggy corduroy trou-
sers. There is plenty of time to joke
with his comrades; often the crowd
ed little place is in an uproar Of
good humor. Not until he has
leisurely finished his coffee and cog
nae, his cigarette and his last word
does he go back to work.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1911-08-04

I'D WIZ DO JOu NOVP gOuI O0OIH1
long?
Mrs. Shye-Not very. I tried to
get the last one to stay long enough
for me to get snapshot of her as a
souvenir, but she was too quick for
me.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1911-03-10
n.asnect for Good Crops.

poovi,,e TEX. w. Scott one VI
The live and progressive farmers OF the
, oo,n n feels iubilant over the pres zen.
c e nrosnects for good crop TINS
n l.ner He says the fields are in excel ,,l.
, ,ent shape and the farmers are n, Iu,ts
ieh' snap their work. Mr.. Scott plants
u po,,t 700 acres in corn, cotton anu
s sOv crops and raises Jersey ca,lle
nay . and worlds of poultry, and does
n rot 90 to the store to buy butter % ID
n con, eggs and such other things Is. a. So ~
con- co.., n p1n on the farm. Last yea
Ca. g. made about 5000 bushels OF COT
.nd 40 bales Of cotton
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1911-03-10
Civ Months for Carrying Pistol.

Lake Charles.-Criminal term OIL
oourt closed this week. Joseph Mill
so .oa was convicted of forging and at
tempting to pass a bank check -, LOT
s $50. james williams. charged ,. with na
rru was acquitted. Dennis DE.
e eranc was fined $40 for drinking on
railroad train. W. F. Cooper was sen n,
.a"i is;, for six months in default OF
so5N fine for carrying concealed wea,
p non The case of Joe Landry, charged
with burglary, was referred to the 'u
WIN court, and the state abandoned
tha charge of manslaughter agains
r,ark Ellis in connection with 'h'
death of Joe Wiley, at Elizabeth
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1911-03-10
DEMONSTRATION FARMS
u;n. Are in Operation on the eraz'S
VIZ River in Falls county-Farme'S
Taking Interest

Marlin, Tex.-Nine demon ns oo"t
70 r,ns are in operation on 'he ea1.
t siae Of I'll the Brazos River in !. palls
S Interest in the work Is mar Iho
c Go Inv greatly increased concern on the the
ed ear ~ Of farmers in general. This is the M,
part pspor ul Of Of John B. Mccord, special aat
a age this ~ county. Mr.. Mccord looks for IT.
l lorr tI'S to continued development 1 ol
forming methods in this sec'ion. - 49,
this connection he counts iarse', o VIZ
the examples the corn A. =. shnt thes,
are setting, and the TACT act 'na1 ,earnin,
youngsters are not onls h bvt' the the
things for their own beneh'' ,' uot sn
are teaching older farmers p' o,imat
nsS as to what the soil anu c'''i'A'
are capable of producing
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1911-03-10
rFFn,Nc ON DOCS AND CATS
u;.s;onary Reports Frishtful oo'''
tons in china's Famine p nsi,v
Three Thousand Dying Da''y'

e,onabai China.-A missionary WIN
anahs at Shanghai Wednesday from
arrlt seui Tt district, where he had oe zee,
engaged in the relief WORK. ss;, sand anS that
$1,000 are wholly dependent 9se ON T ns
torel gi1ed there. In many places cat az
o OFF dops and cats are being killed i nr
foo food, and houses are p aahris e esehang
t the occupants and the debris he eA. aaten
e ed for anything that can "a na 0e h es'e de-
g a,ares IS pending the arrival v Si TN
llis aius supplies donated by the pei
ME Of the United states
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1911-03-10
Civil War Pictures on Display.

Baton Rouge.--rhe greatest coi'ee
tion of Civil war pictures ever seeu
in Baton Rouge mas been placeu vi
displav in the library of the staVe
University by Dr.. FLEMING 'of tne
chair of history, who is associate GU
itor of the Review Of Reviews rle-
torial History of the Civil War inc
pictures are largely scenes IN anu
around Baton Rouge taken during 'i'0
! Civil war by A. Lyle, who was d
confederate photographer, and toos On
great many rare views OF seem,
during the war, especially the SNIP
of the federal fleet that sailed up .i'
liver under the command OF Aumi'"
Farragut The collection IS pc Id
one of the most original and col
). ,,lete ever made during the war D
# anv one man, especially OF the ie'
e oral fleet that attacked the Come
o crate points along the MlsslSslp
q river.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1911-03-10
MARDl GRAS WAS MOST PROFITABLE
Carnival Was the Best New orleans
Has Had in Many Years.

New Orleans.-Canal street mer'
;hants roughly estimate that the
carnival of 1911 has left over S2,ooo'-
400 in New Orleans. A large portion
of this money was spent IN NOTES.
boarding and rooming houses, restau'
rants. bar rooms, theaters, as well do
in the retail and wholesale business
districts. Retail merchants inter-
viewed were unanimous in the oplh-
ion that the carnival business OF TINS
wear was far in excess of the last TWO
wears. 1t was generally estimated aC
from % to 80 per cent better Chan
the last two carnivals.
An unusually happy spirit ap
peared to linger as fading memor!
of the carnival of 1911 among ousi
ness men of the retail district, no
! to mention the hotel and restau"an
keepers. That they did we'll all wer
free to admit.
5 That the crowd was a record OIL
is generally conceded. The s're'
railway company did a record OuS
/ ness, Other transportation col
n panies, livery, automobile and tax
o did the greatest business IN the
t. history. Even the poor old caDl
is with the now despised horse, go'
e he could do for few days and nigh
e. after having stood about the corh'
a all winter unable to make a los
- oftener than once or twice a week
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1911-03-10
carros' Notable Flight

citv Of Mexico.-Roland G. Garros,
% tbe Moisant's aviators, mace
olle most notable fight of the meet on
Thursday when he sent oo-hoa as.;t'Ss
or monoplane to a registered al.i. .h'r,
~ tv.six minutes and circled the historic oias
y. 1910 Of Chapultepec. President Dlaa
t had been notified in advance that , con-
d attions being favorable the blrdmah
would attempt to salute him as IN. ne new ees,
~ "uu.N the city. Garros was 1900 lee'
INT IN the air when he neared t the ca aawn
III nhu ~, off the power and glided down
Close CLOSE to the roof where the p pre- Sren
t t,o, narty we're in waiting. He drop
ned a weighted message as ne paS''0
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1911-03-10
The Injured

Center Tex.-Caught benea'n ua ith
;.n wo,,c and roof that collapsed WIZ
mo tho SLIGHTEST warning, five Oh 'ho
w." ou ,'nown citizens of Center were III
SANITY killed Saturday, WhiIe is %
mo- goods from the burning S'ole "a
, mi,+pit Bros. The five bodies haniea
n.' na recovered from the smohins
rnins In addition to the known ue s,,
and seriously or painfully lhJu,eu a,;nor
a. . dozpn others escaped with n'ho.
~ w., and burns. ]. L. Crawford n'ul,
Cd when the building FELL oleu ''
hours later. ,o, ore
Among the losses by fire, winch a'o
ho,oved TO total conslderaO'S
n s6o OOo are the following items !,
e 1obr G Rogers, loss on building anu
D. contents $4,000; Ben Pearce' oul,u11 1er
total loss; insurance, $2'ooo' oen noo
a I maa Store loss $4,000; insurance &c.
n. &c reo ooo w F. Fitze, loss, $S,oOo' III
a Snrance $4,000. Mistrot BROS - IDp po,
IS. ouon unknown: loss, $4,000 y. n, ao "a
in 1ar loss on three buildings $l1'VVy
}e- ny, $4,000. Judge RUFUS rr''s Z.
,aw library and famous colle r'n y =
en- showed: no insurance, j.. H. n 1Ss q
an. I ~ parrish and Judge ]. NJ. Sanders d
re. anstainpd heavy losses of personal {
facts law books and papers
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1911-03-10
puef Must Go to Jail

San Francisco, cal:-wna' app pear
tho last hope of Abraham Ruei'
~ y. boss OF San Francisco, during
the regime of Mayor Eugene e. f.
NV ;ta Of escaping his sentence OF
s s",rta sn wears was dissipated Thurs
ioul ,,.hor the state supreme court va
Gated its recent order granting N "na
s . rshearing. Ruef was convicted on one /, e
re ana seventy indictments charging
b bribery Of supervisors returno a. au ,ao7
p VI" bribery graft investigation in lso'
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1911-03-10
FOREST RESERVES REDUCED
c,+ Down One-Third by an N'"''N
ment to the Agricultural App'o
priaton Bill.

WASHINGTON Senator Hepburn "
Idaho Thursday made futile a''e'npN
in the senate to reduce the ahn0u' .ha
nond;tures for the maintenance Vi ~.
national forest reserves from hAo.
than $4,000 600 to 100000 by the 40
PRODUCTION of an amendment 10 wv
ricult,Iral bill and brought down up 4na
bis head the wrath OF frlehuS u
forect service who declared he "ao o
irving to kill settled poilc' %
government. oo+ion
The question arose in eonnec :a,,l
with the consideration of the asli.u,
tural appropriation I'LL lhe s snlsr
! mont was defeated 10 to SO. oeSei d
!. senator's said they thought the loles
= service was too costly and the app ~,
# nriations ought to be reduced, ou, ~
e amendment offered by Mr.. HeSou'
q went too far. dnor
n. After the defeat of the amenamel
ic nroposing to increase the appropfla.io
IN for forest preservation, MI. Hespu,
u. offered another proposition 10 p,on. a.
,rt the expenditure of any part OF Tue ~
M oct service appropriation upon loies
TO- growing less than 1000 feet ooa
GU measure of merchantable iumoel -
ray acre in contiguous areas OF 1eo aci ,
hat He said the effect of the amehuin'
~ Nv 80 ho ~ eliminate more than o
,gh third of the forest reserves. Inc q
nen mittee of the whole finally accep
hey the amendment.
the Among the various amehui an
re. adonted was one approprlatlns @Lv
,est "a assist in caring for surplus CIR
rom the Jackson Hole country OF "son,
ther The bill carrying approxlma'ei'
RAW ooO 900 was then passed WITHOUT |"
work call
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1911-03-10
Fleas Killing Chickens.

co,mesneil, Textile poultry men
are complaining of being up asalhs 5.
ono Of their hardest propositions IN
tho wav of poultry raising that they
have ever had to contend with. Inc
Mexican or chicken fleas are kiillns
little chicks as fast as they are hatcn'
ed. All applications that VIII XIII 'ne
eeas generally kill the chickens
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1911-03-10
p.;r Over Southwest Texas.

Con Antonio, Tex.-During the past
few days more rain has fallen all over
le" .smost Texas. 1t has been practl'
o o,,v ton days since any work eoula
he done in the fields. The rain came anne
DC u' aud steady and most of it was
s shoorbed by the ground. This has pu'
apso- aonntrv into exceptionally fine
'ne ai+ion sunshiny weather now pre-
'oi,s and the farmers with soon be IL
the fields again. The ranges are -
. norted to be rapidly getting into goo
condition
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1911-03-10
Charters Filed.
-, Toy Chartered to do bust

.t;r Tex.-Chartered 10 w ''''
ness in the state. navton: CAPT.
Lem nor IS $1,000. lncorporators: 7. j.
tai st0f Deter Lemp and c. H. Lemp.
frost os.sn ps' Lumber Company Bishop SHOP
Blsh , atock, s17,5oo. Incorporators 5;
capital s,oe H. A. Wilkinson and +
Waggoner' -, Land Company
The capital stock, $4,000 30 n..n In
e aous H. D. Hurd' h W. f'aA'
l lia and A. W. Gardiner
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1911-03-10
CENTRAL HUSTLER WRECKED
eroine and Five Cars Turn over
s;nesr Kiled-4oo Feet of Track
Torn Up-Many Hurt

;, Tox-Houston G Texas Ceh'
49,, tra;n No g. Hustler. northbound,
mrocSed at Carl, five miles north Oh
corsicapa in Chambers Creek po''0ln
"wednesday, engine No. 4oi' ga
nress car and three coaches iea'ins
tho track and turning over dihins ''l
nartlv off the track. The engine
fftv feet from the track, completely
reversed Engineer James ID. oheS'
Tor Houston instantly killed; Tom H.
Comnton fireman, left leg broken oe
low knee and otherwise badly ofulSeu:
, w F. somerville, negro porte, ~,
s Houston sustained scalp wound n,p
q hrnicpd c. S. Barton, Navasota' scaip
d wound: J. C. Pierce, Ferris, neck nun ~ -
:. w II Nichols. en- route to HaileyVliie'
Ok hurt about chest; FREQ .. wv
,e bins. Bay City, hurt about stom"eu ,.
n Train No. 4. leaving Ennis "en'
70 down as a relief train CARVING ass'St
in ant Superintendent ]. F. susfue .; a
on other officials and DTS oooA'
es- and Thomas of Ennis. hr;,s
The train returned to Ennis, pila .e
ing the corpse of Engineer DheS s,a,
and all injured, together with the pa
sengers, mail and baggage ,oa
Fireman Compton was carrleu
z's the division hospital of the conipa.
for surgical attention. Physicl ID,
thir, he will recover. He has WI
.,,n and three children residing at EN-, =,
aast engineer Chester who was h'i'e0 -
eos wife residing in Houston.
Z ans n,s The track was torn up about ~
a. .ha feet It is estimated that the u'
/ tne was running sixty miles an hour
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1911-03-10
c,,o.d Of Feathers Shipped.

Con Antonio. Tex.-lne iirst carioao
g feathers ever shipped out OF san
"a .onio went forward Tuesday to 0n'
cippati. The carload weighed lV'oUo
nounas. The feathers are from the
S;o,,ers ducks, geese and turkeys
mhich we're killed in San Antonio DUR
,nn tho Christmas demand. The TACT
the city can supply carload OF team d.
s i. one of the best indications Oh
the rapidly with which the p0a,'l'
hr,,ness is developing in that section
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1911-03-10
.s.,d Sweet Potato Acreage.

wes,feld, Tex.-A few showers ai,t uur,
W .sa nast week, but little moisture Ire
ing the pas, and corn and Irish po-
in tue are being planted. The ip's aa
tatoes a aer will not be as large as
potato o ar'' More sweet potatoes Wal, III
, nrobably be planted as they S''
nov the best.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1911-03-10
Fir. Threatens Light and Water Plant

Tallulah.-A fire which orlglha.eu
~ the office of the Tallulah water
~. nnd LIGHT plant tor time threatened
tha nlant with complete destruction,
and only the prompt and eltlclem Glen,
, ,norp Of the two volunteer fire com,
nanies kept Tallulah from being III
p "a a,rnass The office and records are
complete loss, but the machlhe''
is practically unframed.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1911-03-10

nth Texas.-t'or years cot
FOL- rs;sipg was looked upos as s,a Ine A
t'a > aviation of the louisiana ,, p,~I
oF So s@'' during the past few monIa a5
4 Du' era has dawned-the sre IA
new S,,;t;es for cattle and hog rals-
psslO,l,Do now apparent, and the Ell
ins s rstem Of farming is being rev.
ore lI'sao oI Good stock Tor pIeeu, o,,'
0nlloi nas is being brought into LOU
purposes tho Government is spend
isiana , ~n OF dollars in its ell
ing ~ eradicate the cattle 'lHN,
forts forts, - and grasses necessary in ,,' the
Crops t an Of a good class OF mar
pro's sogs and cattle are being c",'l-
ke' aOs and the cotton acreage IS De-
Ta,ea srsatlv reduced. All OF TINS n Is
'ns We m in a systematic manner anu an
gong VI nnotber year-well, just wa'cn
~, S heavy movement OF i've 9'0'A "
u. .hs E Forth Worth market oo .,
Tue ~ ie the sum and substance u
ii interview with E, o'Bannon, un,
On .ltbv farmer of Homer La W" Nv
Seai' On the Fort Worth market s le
was ssa,,V " with carload OF hogs g5s 'na q
esn, .soS Ego pounds and sold
m ~ ~ Mr., OBannon's hogs Wel
s g,red On grass, given a few pS"N"'
md finished on corn ,+ unit CO
i we "a diversity" sad Mr.. Ola
ton an" I'VE have been planting cot''
4 n ~ If our lives, the time IS mere ..
al as.u Up ' our tactics-raise hogs IS, G'
s Gu corn, peanuts, etc, and IN =.
ls' TO-, S huild I'D our land, make 1t M
Sa MOBILE. and at the same ullle
s s,ina a far greater profit for our +,
allls vas an old cotton plantel
Dol. m a diversified farmer. /
nov !. my first carload OF hogs 1o vt
n.r It but it won't be my , last,
NAM nronaring to go into the Ousln
on a large scale ,ou conn
rsare we have plenty OF RAM e
u,n' We have oats and cow
SUI hni,d muscle and bone tor
Voc y and the corn and peanuts 10
m the fat. These crops O.,
PRODUCER, but at the same oo ,r
S build up the soil. Five t carl mu
s so~s we're here today from my my,
a no. THAT is pretty good she
for the present, but just "S'''
-, .mota a wear from now
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1911-03-10
sawmills May Pay Double TAX

Notchitoches. - The conserVatlon
toy is being collected. The llrst w. 10 =
s sac,, re a license in this parish was
s seo National Lumber & Creoso ,
Coz Company of TexaTkana, ARK, ,,,, a ne
question is raised whether 1 mus are are
I;ah1e for parish license. TINS par sas
ilaDie nosos a license on all parties
liable for state licenses ana III A'
equal amount
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1911-03-10
>,,..hfu, SCULPTOR Honored.

>ou york-The youngest sculptor
NV sos ever secured recognition at
t nn0 hands Of the National Academy ~
.a Tn resigns is Avord Fairbanks, 10
o. OIL 1870 Of age, whose group Fighting
yp sa, has just been accepted
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1911-03-10
oR,MER RETAINS HIS SEAT
e,vsd Nv 46 to 40 Votes-one OF INC
Bjtterest Fights in Senate TUT
Years at End.

Observation-Disclosures Lorimer re-
tains his seat in the United States sen
ate BY vote of as to 40 that oou'
wednesday defeated the resolution III
+roduced by Senator Beveridge declai .
ing that the Junior senator from iii''
nois had not legally been eelecteu'
The end of the case which for many
months had been before the senate anu
had provoked one of the most ol''e.
fights in that body for years-a hsn.
in which the personal equation ser'eu
"a heighten and intensity the feeling
came shortly after 1870 o cioea'
PROMPTLY at that hour the vice presl.
dent brought down his gavei shaipl.
unon his desk and called for a vote ol
r the resolution. The agreement eh. ~,
ed into by the members called LOT 'ne
;. shutting off of all debate at that hou
ND tho settlement of the issue py
3. vote. aoor .
il the time, and the rap OF the sa''
O. forced him to abrupt ternlln"''oA
his anti.Lorimer speech o
The ayes and noes were oloei :,
ond the crowded floor and galleries II
lowed the roll call with interest mo
- intense. ,u -
Upon the conclusion OF the ron nc c.
lst and the announcement of the reso
ay, applause was heard from the galiesl
lno while on the floor Senator Lorihe
ate friends fastened to tender thelr {
~, gratulations.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1911-03-10
Governor to Attend Press Meeting

Governor to Attend Press Meeting
Lake Charles.-This city VIII 0o
the scene of the largest conVeh'"p'
N the history of the Louisiana Press
Association, when that body meets u
annual session on April Is, 26 ano
q. A most interesting literary anu
business program is being arraneeu
Some of the most notable men anu
women in the state will denver IN
structive addresses. while the newspa
per workers will discuss shop'
Among those who will address III
convention will be Governor Sanders
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1911-03-10
Have Marrow Escape From FIRE.

Jacksonville residence OF 'out
fried Roos was destroyed by IRE "e 81
an early morning hour. the rool
was about to fall in when the III
mates of the building awoke' an. any
they had only time to escape W.. W.
what few articles of clothing 'he'
could pick up.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1911-03-10
~ From poisoned Cake.

,.tserwood.-Five members OF Iae
Esther~1 Uar w. Falk were made
family ul II, by eating cake that haa
se,i received LIQUID a+; ant on p0
s acc The poison bottle, resting I1 o on
son; in ~ the pantry above the CAKE e,
S ~as overturned and the '0n''A
s,owed over the CAKE