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The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1911-10-19

CLARENCE R. BERNARD and MADGE N.
BERNARD, his Wife. Defendants
Under and by virtue of an order Of sale duly
issued out of the District Court of the Third
Judicial District of the State of Idaho in and
for the County of Owyhee, on the 18th day of
October, 1911, in the above entitled action,
wherein the above named plaintiff, Henry
Eltinge, obtained judgment and decree against
the above named defendant on the 2ist day of
September, 1911, which said decree was on the
22nd day of September 1911, duly recorded in
judgment book MOI of said court at page 45l
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1911-10-19

nWYHEE LODGE NO. ., I. o. 0. F., Silver
~ City, Idaho, meets every second and fourth
Friday night. Sojourning Brethren always vel
come.
CARL JOHNSON, N. G.
ROBERT H. LEONARD, JR, Secretary
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1911-10-19
SOCIETY CARDS

GYRRUS CHAPTER NO. 2, r. A. M.-Meets
every fourth Wednesday OF each month. So
journing companions cordially invited to attend
j. S. ST CLAIR, Elk. H. p.
ROBERT II. LEONARD, Jr, Secretary.
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1911-10-19
Notice Of Attachment.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE THIRD JU-
DICIAL DISTRICT OF THE STATE OF IDAHO.
IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF owYHEE.
LAMBERT BROTHERS, Co-partners,
plaintiffs,
VS..
JOSEPH GoNDRE,
Defendant.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that Writ
of Attachment has been issued in the above en-
titled case, to recover OF said defendant the sum
of $4,000, together with plaintiffs costs and
disbursements, and for such other and further
relief as the Court may seem equitable
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, have hereunto
set my hand and affixed the seal of said Court,
this 10Th day ofoctober, 1911
lsEALl j. s. ST CLAIR, Clerk.
smead, Elliot & Healy
Attorneys for Plaintiff
Residence, Silver City. Idaho.
First publication Oct - 1911.
Last publication, Oct 26, 1911.
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1911-10-19

We take this means of telling the pub
lie that Geo. R. Sweeney, OF DeLamar,
has the best tailor-made ready-to-wear
clothing that can be had and at prices
hat are SO low that it will astonish you.
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1911-10-19

names are to plaintiffs unknown, the un-
known heirs and the unknown devisees of one
FLETCHER A. HAYES, deceased, the grantee
and patentee under the patent from the Unit
ed States, dated April Is, 1880, recorded Feb
ruary 4, 1911 in book 6 at pages 413 and 414 of
the records of Patents and Deeds of owyhee
County Idaho, said patent describing and
conveying the following described land in
owyhee County, Idaho:- The south half of
the northwest quarter and the northwest quar-
ter OF the southwest quarter and the south
west quarter OF the northwest quarter of Sec
ton 8, Township South, Range East OF
Boise Mer said last described land being the
property OF which said persons are supposed
to be the unknown claimants and parties in
INTEREST," Defendants.
THE STATE OF IDAHO
sends Greeting to the above named Defendants;
You ARE HEREBY REQUIRED TO APP
PEAR In an action brought against you by the
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1911-10-19

OLIVER HAYES. LILO HAYES. FRANK HAYES,
BELL NELAND, SADIE sEcREsT, FOREST sEcREsT,
MINNIE HAYES, AND
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1911-10-19

Geo. R. Sweeney has just returned
from the East and is better prepared
than ever to give his patrons just what
they want in up-to- date clothing.
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1911-10-19
Alias summons.

In the District Court of the Third Judicial
District Of the State Of Idaho, in and for the
County Of Owyhee.
FLETCHER A. HAYES AND JOSEPH E. HAYES,
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1911-12-16

Noise is noise, no matter how
you try to cover t-and boys will be boys, no matter
how hard you try to restrain them. ssSAMPECK
CLOTHES" are for lively boys who put a lot of
strain on their clothes. Strength, plus style, plus
pleasing price. Can you ask more?
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1911-12-16
Styles of the Season

We have good reason to boast a
bit about our Clothes show for fall
and winter. You will think so, too,
when you see how far above the
average our clothing is---how SUI
perior in quality and surprising in
style. There will be some quick
choosing and rapid buying when
our friends see these stunning new
models made by Michaels, Stern &
20. It would be well to get yours---NOW.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1911-03-31
FUNERAL
BrUkGR Up When Nan Runs
ARUck

ST. L0uis Mo- March Es-Mrx- Re
hsrca szbO siz1 with q baby IN her
arms II . D0Fmg funeral carriage
this zf-e-no1n ERd fought vita hsE
husband EhO -sn as01g. for possession
uf q rsFoaEsr, with Eh5eh bs had
1h-e1-eosd 70 an her. For half block
1hs struggle continued arid the
screams o1 TIA four women IN the ezr-
rzEEs and the cries Of the bzbF-
Then Lhs weapon WIS discharged
One bullet Esr1 through the heEh ol
Mr. SAb0ls wrist struck the bottom o-
rhs carriage II IN angle and rs50zndss
tu-0 cour. An1Gher b1Ils1 gRs1 gzIe1
hsr. Women IN other carriages lszPs1
1barssnom N = Pz15r-
lLuu-Dsrx and spectators then se4Esc
Harry SEbo. Lhe husband. and 5sz-
him almasz 5uao 5assnElbEy before
turning him 1rsr 10 ths po1ieezzn
sER0's wife aset him three weeks
EE1. because. shs SAYS. hs EZs e-Ds.l
% her
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1911-03-31

two courts for women of that Giry.
Il Is going to go hard To find ttsa
prophet who predicted some months
ago thar women will never take
enough interest in public affairs to
warrant their acquisition of CitiEen-
ship. Pennsylvania is building a new
penirsntiary, bur il is not necessarily
being built for posTeFity-
The Harsm skirt is surely afrracr
ing ITS fun score OF attention. But wa.-
men let as see TO IL that none OF us
sanction as much as a Thought OF
wearing or allowing our daughters to
wear one Of these disgrzcefuI affairs.
Some women do mt know when t1e5
are well OF Shame on the mannish
woman dirr, who struts ab1nr in Ill
Vidsd Harem skirts Let US with
scnrn deny the hI0t thar seems to fnII
70 our lot But Iet Us tell E0n the
skirt vas \ plan. alone, and fnr gain.
was originated by a man- Highr can
never produce wrong. In the begin,
ming God said. Let them have d1-
minion male and 6emaIe era-
ated He them, and blessed them and
said unto them. have dominion over
every living thing proaf t1ar Cod
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1911-03-31

intended man amt wDnHn esnIHiltF IN
govern tt1s wur.ff
HHEe ymI all sHAn ttis nEsE IfEvEE mn
tobacGn and ciEarst1ss2 Ii nur,, LmIik
up the marren
Mrs. AItsniiurztn liz nsunT-taf HEszttar
to-day MANY OF mIr mssn1Es8 HEB III
Send a few enInImrn lnwdIszE Iiafitssk:
they ara sEB easily tatiEm amt hHga a.
cheering influences dm rIiFs Sick aiHffs-
D0nit faill ND sHE a. wmTf dn 1IziHss
aihnE tfiH IIilss Gnr wuIaiHszE uHsssu IL.
EzerssE sslGrss# un ttiFs RsasimnH1rs-
AIRY superintendent
Nszr nesting on w G. u. q. tIB liEs
heidi au Mrs h Il ItEc1iiH, EzIHt HIrT-
CESS sTrsHf., TIss1fiRE A1rtn Z. Els
present Shtii1s. ItTrsliifs GmIr-t- Sisse
Whar CHI bs dmH fnr ttis hmygE H1rr
gir;A- Bring ymIr asif aIId a. f1fa1m ttD
this nesting
Mrs DuTssT ia naum-tssf uIitEz IL.
OnGH mnns. huT-ain fmr ttits Iu51iI
tine mEm Btim sunni 6y ttiH -lssir 4sffis
in the defear1 on ttis EeaE1.HjIItmn mill
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1911-03-31

On Chicago DiTisiDl Sinking
For Some Distance

Ttas Baltimu-s 4 OtiD E.s1pls EEE=
= munster problem OF lhsir EandE.
and UIss winch Ia = pEzElsr 10 an sH-
gtnss-s
during lhs fE-ts- par u 1ast week
the rnun-rE zi1nE rhs Chicago diTf-
sim lzsa- 1hs Bta-iun known az Nc-
CB1iE issEzn sinking In few hours
tie lrleE 1Dr 4 distance n go fest
was considered 6EnEs-ouE Al t-zins
Wsz= taken NJ Eu6 6s-0U-s6 bg Wy
uf -hs z O. L z rEii-Uad tul0 Chi
eaED.
The COUNTY II -har point from
W'lliDE Creek inlB ClicaED. Is 4 SID
d. 1U-uIafi11. and n lE supposed Etzi
III underlying sl-z-um has Slipped AND
tiss Eand I.s.I1rer -hs BurzaBs nEs 1ul
lowed T. Snch zhinsz are mn I'D
EnDun IN mDne-n Nu-1d building. and
sometimes -hsy are repaired tF filing
IL
Engineers ars IiuE II work On -hs
EiIlk near NeCiD8lE. and II n though,
1ila1 Efssy viii again r.sslure zhs r1A6
lssd E-IthOu1 nzrinE 70 dssiUu- Lhs
r-aek EruHnd me SINK
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1911-03-31
WHITE RIBBON
COLUMN
- q ~ IL. WsIr

NOtto-DO ali TIE good ToG can 70
al people yoz ezu, AZ al tines, and
all places
F10Eer-Cz-Lz-io1, White
Bz6ge-Whits bow of rIb5ol-
Are the ladies' q the country taking
interest II TIE point contest II Eot,
be surs TO see 70 II that your union
Ia The first UzI0a 70 rspsE1 IL North
Liberty 3H points Thzt's q good
start What are yOa doing to gain
pOinGs2 Get busy and don't let North
Liberty beat yOa
All those that failed to attend the
pszltEZs1tsry Lectures Al the Union
school building missed . great deal
The teacher, Mrs Be1znza, was Of
az1sO1zI rsPZte and ability, and We
are Fs-T sorTF that every member
oOzA no1 have attended Mrz- Noble.
Mrs. HOEes and Nrz- Edxzrts and
others of FrederiektoEn attended
That Is 4 vide awake unioa ID there.
Our lecture course vas 30 much En-
50yed il would Be good thing 10 prae-
tee What We learned By forming q
circle 0f Pzriizzentzrizns and ain for
4 diploma.
We gave = rising vote of thznks 70
Mrs. Bs1SzEzn for eouing 20 Vt Yer
DOa union and teaching rs hoE 70 zd-
dress the ekzir any Ezy and TO zd-
j01rn properly Did ] hear any one
say the Fult0a hil carried, / guess
not Oocs EOrs II tells WHO Is inter
este6 IN kEz NJ, what = blessing
our Dsn have woke up to ths fact that
they have : righE 20 vote and use il
rIgh1
II any Of tksss solo1s we're old
bachelors, Ct EO1ng oEzs. either, ]
EcuA n0t Ike 70 say hOE many onerz
of EzzTizgs he night get for dGdng
his du1y- So. ladies. take eoGrzgs
Whsa EOz bseozs = eitizsn- . voter, .
person q iEP0Z1z1ces think Of the
prospects yOQ nay get zs = reward oi
Dsri-
4 Chicago Uza SCI the pEize On the
a'sst hooking shor1 cake Taste EDt. =
vas = sign near by- There are SO
many nee looking articles about, but
ne sign Il so1sThsre near
Or Grsszs eognty friends are dofne
their 6z1F N wholesale business. bur
Z T=uEz = q sF.-z- ~-- l. - . Il
tie more Eghr- bIt the president oi
" c 2 L Eork. Mrs Carrie Flurrer
Is Ek1ts sno1gA ard desires fair play
for al Tksrs are 10 halfway hous
g z1oCg th= straight and narr0E patti
C dE-E-
Nrz GahrieI SrEz-r M1ElIner. = Ian
year ana 4 prO1i1snr eI15 woman il
accredited Eifh uzcA Cf the suecez.
I. seeming ths resent rs61rm meas
ares In NsE YORK which include ths
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1911-03-31
CORONER
Resumed lITguEa In kEicall
Case TbursG8y

7Cururar Z a Hssr % JalfUwaT ar
-1ss1 il ina err Thursday aits-IruUI
a-lr resumed tiBs inquest n -ti1s Cila-isE
= Hlstczlf case TIE fngrFsE1 EaE
runnn-asT fssiffr1 ,slasssl iDD-F n fhs
r-uuTrrv ruu-1 zrouss- a nHniies- u viz
1EssssE =,srs szamrTSsL-
AZ 1isa rUuclugiun ~ the Inquest
Uuru1ss- ass1 uscids6 n ifoi6 GIichss
Z Isss sIur Al. Wuffs ar Witnesses fys-
.fBrs -f1Is grand Ju-E, znn fixed tfsI-
igu1IuE II = $50 ssacn fur fnsi- EpIssz--
EIlss. Essit1ls- EaE prepared m 1n-n-
Es1 isUlr RlIr tneF were taken N 5nil
n nszefD1ssL tais Thursday attsT-
11UUn Eiza1 .u1ss NJ fts Bf1rswnssf Is
tsctf-sH n Cleveland hzE bssn here
EI1Fsz TnEzEuEy uIErt r fsEt SsseE
EFD1f1fDE un f1s EaEE dB uzu1E iE
EzEzET 4hDEisy. Hnd ne iaE PLAYED
EzuF TDfsE- uIs uf winch glEE n
-zuss nEuser N Ds a-TsEtsu n .
EnUDlfttsr, iss feInE the 'Frsd Pow
III VIII HNof- g ~ --AAA4E A--a-tlH
"A NBDisurf Elu-s fast F-idEE All
srzU1n HH pi1sct N getting futD
5Ri WEE No punnp NIachsE- II If Ezi1
f1lBr 3 uzass i1f information haE besI
E=eurao -tf1E VIII ITuIs VERY dau1aE-
fus N ss-2in IssnsunE N Euunsctiun
win -f1ls 1sRfh OF Msfzah when Il gs1E
10 -tiss hEnuE uf fhe 5u-T- II Is nUi
crime against Euy IssrsDnE viii fsE
n1z.is until -tiss grand 5u1y iIaE Iusns
al iuEstsiEzfiun H 1hs nsE 1s-m Di
eUIrrl
Ar gE- M TspI-1 Df 1is auaiyEiE q.
EIsrrllfE s1uuIach iIas iIssn received
frum lLsnlunlbuE
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1911-03-31
fruit CAR
Is In MI Vernon For EKhibi-
fiDl Today
SINE TeJ Fine lpples Shown
In The Car

Tns 1-ss exhibition cz- u ne GEsE-
Bsu-1hs1 Railway Company arrived n
zhs rf-T 1Oozy n E-3b t-un Newark
zud Is NOV s1 zhs z 4 o. railway B-s-
riun- The ca hEk bean u1- seven
muuzfH znr faE rurs-sc Ursr 15.BIsb
mIisE- giring exhibitions II Virginia
Wes- Virginia PennFgfrEusz, ONO and
uIanE u-ner states.
Ths sign-ssu1n q Ap-l 1hs ca
gDss ID 1bs hume once II s. Pxul
liz itinerary hEFing Dssn completed
lanes I Iii IL 1hs p-umuis- Uf 1bs
sznibi1iun ifszE and promulgated
MANY Ut 1bs ing things f1- -bs North
EsE- HH sun, Lewis " I'll IL nov
president Ut lbs Great lsU--hs-z raj
xEy, and continues % cE-TF on Ebs
inszE Uf ms &s1bsr fn- M p-uE-sEs q
ztIs -ich northwest
The ca E,tieh s--srsd here 1onzF
ID uns uf 1n-ss uz the rUad. and is .
fssf lung, and pvsssI-s IL E---ac-5Fs
appearance EfEh f-E nsE7T arranged
t-uf1E, gains En1 vegetables. TIE ErD-
nnc1 o. the sszGss 1t Washington and
Montana A feature ID 1hs exhibition
iE ths display us apples. which Du--zE-
a. Euy IN Size, quality EDn hzED-- TIhs
weight ranges 70 Z zDDu1i1 and Zflsy are
uiOs- Jss-isc- Among Bu1Ds q 1hs
vR-iszisE E-s 1hs Spi1BsnbsE, Rome
Beauty. S-zgmzn WEnssEp and 1-ns-E
Ths ntjsc1 u Lhs eLhibi-l1u is ID
BhUW Lhs mary nTfs-su- Kinds q
Eain- f-Tit Enn FsEs-zblss ztz1 are
raised un Ehs free government LANDS
II M1u-anE- Washington and Oregon.
T'hs opportunities LIE n0--hWss1 oE-
1s-B rbs FDung man Ers unsuEE-Isd
end Lhs ground is there su- them
Ths cz- fs u charge q 1muigrs-
zinn AEsrt .. A ArEDDd End George
". E=xE and lffess ms1. 1uEs1hE-
win z Lee C1nitlE. we're kept buEF
Ell dEE showing zhs visitors OFsr 1hs
eEr
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1911-03-31
Club Notes
BDHDEHs

The szsf msstruE uf the ssasun Di
Eunusis U1ru1Tsr TBsEdHT afternoon
Ht .tils nu-as " Airs W. J. Vance Easi
Vine street hfis- Ton cal the fDIiDE-
M interesting IIrug-Rm
-rHNal az q MEans N Edueatiun
KinE " 7 Vmos
-7'irInssgus America z
EtETy Ra-iEsr
sSu1n 7sagssrE EsTs higtiiy snss-taEB
TIIE HEn sssrs fiTurDugiliy discussed ~
tiIs uEeuliSerE uf fiIs siIih.
H0rusiE fBEn adjourned 10 msel 'fhs
frrE1 : 1BssrET afts-1tDun IN DetDiJsr n
fiIs cal nf tine president
a sBeial hUuT followed and 1istr- -
frssEussntE ware SERVED ily fhs nust
ssE AIRS TRnae
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1911-03-31
OBITUARY Z


Ez-zf Hrufer
AfnE zHrah Stnlsr dad IT hsr home
lIis0u uIie miis EssEt nf Eu-tn I1Ibss-ry
2 8sEGHy RfEsrlsDnn a1 aiSBm Z tiBck
EliIs1 q fEsD E's-siIs Illness caused ig 4
uDnu,lizHtiun ui pneumonia AND rhsu-
IIiltisnl hiIF FEEiE O sszs-E af ElEe AZ 1ts
time -1f ser aarth and b survived ny
her nnslumL- rzD sisters ann one
iTr0tiiesr She was q member uf zhe
iiTzfi8srI siamch AZ igg-th I.Ii,.s-rv.
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-Ilis llllfara at me n. z. rlIIrrei II Blr-
~ THURSDAY ar Il DclucE- Iuts-ussIrt
n Tie Buffer Gsnssts-y.
Af-E- EItzs @=zrDn
Airs Eliza Wsstun disu sIf hsr hnne
~ asIssiissrluiftDFTn Wednesday mB-nInE
n zlBssn 90 DriBak amer a sssze-sl
1iurIfiis Illness caused ny 3 ruugpIics-
-tlun ui diseases iDcideIu NJ Old axe
She aEaas a EiauEr - yssrrE M a-e Ezi
lli.- tinle 0i iissT daHth Hul Is survived
i8T EIZ lHurlItsrE ant UIse suu
Ef-z F.aa= 6 Hrnnr-t
1ssslafizssf ia Ar Vernon rssrsfr-.sd
Esu1r "Wednesday uIu-uiIiE uf tils su1-
dsn deufh uf nl1E F-Hts = Bsnr.ssrr
E-ils uf -fli.- iais 9 l3urr Il.s1uisrl- rB-nieh
lrrrlrrnsc 1lieauHy s.Vaniur h. Wash
i1lsrtur. 1l. e. rissne the Iia.-e-,zsd haT
t'sssi Hs95sndl1c tlis winter 1lrE Bsr-
ls'ztt citssed her hume IN TINS CRY laE
tali lud since .flu 1inls. Ef1h fIs-
llllEEiIser AiisE Ilszsis 4lanIlsr-. ans
.ss=u ltrire ~ Washington M pay
licliilI-s ui her dszltt Essus given m -tiis
lri'-sl-ze 1irF 4lsulssrr l. sur-l.fs.-d b,
uli.- daIlHiusr. aiizs Bessie Isan1ss.rt
iilll uHs snn. AR Ilniss-1 Ballnsrr d
-l-uE AliEales. Czlnurnm. She - uIsr
survived boy q s-uuiiss.r o. uruthe1E ana
sislsrE. Tie remains wiz u--i1e n
al Tgn1uu rhursG-y mu-nms-
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The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1911-03-31
iowA TEACHERS IN SESSION

A1lErt5r, Ia March Se-A barge nj
tendance married fhs Opszilg here ID
Gay Of me ANIMAL nouEs11501 q the
Suu-hWasz Iowa Teachers Assorlz50n
The programme o0Fsrs three days
and yl-OF5dss sur addresses and diselS
SONS csEItng with al trzDeAss @.
school E1rk- Several educators Cd
u1de Ilroruinsnus VII bs heard
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1911-03-31
=os RAcE ADVANCEMENT

BpEiuI- Mass Na-Eh st-Tlhs third
EunIral conferences u 1hls NE-iuzEl As
sDuiz-iun Cor Tie Advancement os
Cniu-ed E's.D5ii= winch issEzn 4 TWO
dRgsE session g. the PARK Street
church IN inns uf1F EBdEE. has NJ
-rar1sd Z nuiAiiis EE-ba-znE q men
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WESTERN SCIENTISTS
TO ORGANIZE

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St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1911-08-26

Il am a serious man, | never
joke"
Judge Hall, candidate for the
so-called Good Government Lea
que, prefaces his speeches with
the above, generally.
If he is a serious man" anC
never jokes" he stamps him
self as a supporter, abettor, anc
friend of the very system which
he now hypocritically AYERS he
wants to destroy.
He is a "ringster" when the
ring is with him.
He is an "anti-ringster" when
the ring is against him.
He solicits the support of the
game wardens and ringsters
when he needs them.
When he thinks that there is
no hope of getting their support
when he believes that there is
a public sentiment against them
(false and wrong as it isl he de-
nounces them.
Judge Hall was presented to
the people of the State by the
Good Government League as a
political angel.
No, no, he was never impli-
Gated in any thing wrong in pri-
vate life, or political life.
AS to the former, he is per-
haps all right.
AS to the latter, developments
have shown that he 'trifed"
with the so-called "reformers, "
and there is talk to-day of asking
him to pull down. The cam
paign, however, has gone too far
for this, and it is now writ on
the wall that the Good Govern
ment League will stand fast and
see their solid dove go down in
defeat.
Mark the sentence in his
letter, which he does not deny
having written to Mr.. Henry
Bernstein, his campaign mana
ger in his (Halps) race for the
Supreme Judgeship:
"A LETTER FROM YOU TO
THE REGISTRARS AND GAME
WARDENS IN OTHER PAR
ISHES WOULD DO GOOD"
What a fall!
Have you ever heard of such a
turn-coat?
Solicit the support of a system,
and then, when it suits his pur-
pose, denounce that very system!
We ask to be excused for the
expression, that
"A HARLOT SHOULD NOT
PREACH VIRTUE"
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1911-08-26

Governor Sanders will speak
to the people of St. Landry next
month, touching his candidacy
for the United States Senate,
and answering his critics.
He will speak at several points,
and will return later and speak
at the points which he was un-
able to cover" on this tour.
It is needless to say that Gov
ernor Sanders is a strong, lucid,
forceful speaker.
The people Of this parish have
heard him on several occasions,
and when he was running for
Governor, gave him a handsome
majority.
Governor Sanders to-day is a
force not only among his people,
but with the people of the nation.
His fight for the Panama
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1911-08-26
PICAYUNE IS FOR CLEAN
CAMPAIGN, AND
AGAINST ISLANDER
Staid Old Democratic Paper
FOrcefuIIy Arraigns the Pre-
sent Mode of Politics

The New Orleans Picayune
enjoys the reputation of being
one of the cleanest and fairest
newspapers in the State-or in
the South.
It is conservative to such an
extent that it has been dibbed
the "Old Lady,"
Therefore the following rather
lurid expression from its editor
ial columns is indicative that the
"Old Lady" is not at all pleased
at the methods now being adopt
ed to defeat the present admin
istration.
Here it is:
TT has been a rule in the var
ious state political campaigns
carried on in Louisiana for the
self-seeking politicians who sty-
led themselves 'reformers' and
arrogate to themselves all the
political honesty in the state, to
proclaim throughout it's length
breadth, and throughout the
world as far as they can make