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Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-03-09
NEW SPRING STYLES

IN WALL PAPER.
A, w. Pussing has just received
hes new spring styles in wall paper.
Ills wall paper represents the high.
est artistic conception Of the world s
creates designers, ranging in price
from the most expensive grades TO
tile cheapest grades, vet all are mas
terpleces. lie win make it to your
advantage to call and inspect his
line. Among his patterns will DE
found the Crown and all imported de.
signs. His designs Of marble are
most pleasing, while the cut.out freez
es and Onyx patterns make a most
beautiful showing. Whether IL is
The parlor or the kitchen, the dining
room or the bed room, there is
something that is meat and attract.
i've to he eye.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-03-09
WILL MOVE TO THIS CITY
AND GO INTO BUSINESS

The Perry Enterprise says that Roy
Neeley, a prosperous farmer Of that
section has sold his place and will
move 10 Mexico TO go into the Au.
tombile business with Frank Moore.
The Ledger joins the people Of Mex.
leo in extending a cordial welcome
to Mr.. Neeley.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-03-09
SOME LAWS THE PEOPLE
SHOULD KNOW

constitution Of tire United States
Article |. Congress shall make
mo law respecting an establishment
o religion, or prohibiting the free
exercise tipeneof; or abridglne the
freedom Of speech, or Of the press
or the right Of the people peaceably
10 assemble, and to petition the gov.
ernment 6or redress of grley.
ances.
Constitution Of the United STATES.
Article 2. Section 20. That the
people ave the right peaoeably To az
sehDie for their common good, and
- Apply 20 those invested with the
powers Of government for redress of
erievances by petitlbu or remm.
STRANGE. iO"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-03-09
MRS. NJ. v. HUMPHREYS

Ill IN ARIZONA.
word has reached this city that
,nls' ., ~ V. Humphrles, formerly Of
!. A'exlco Is critically Ill at her home
IN rhoenlzr Arizona, and that her
Gea'h is expected any moment. MRS
iiuinphrIes moved to Phoenix with
1ef ! Il, daughters, Misses Nora and
@ De.ila' and Mrs. Harding about 1S
,,a,-. ,,ga 'i'S ago Her health has been
,, sely poor for the past four months
ueins confined to her bed most of the
crl, % Sne has many friends in this
an, my VINO Will regret to hear Of her
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-03-09

Mrs. II. H. Bartels entertained on
Tuesday evening at a Somerset par
dy in honor Of her sister, Mrs. Chase.
from New Canton, ILL., Those pres-
ent were Mesdames A. Shannon.
}. Allen, Ed, Keath, DR.. Berrey. J..
Williams, Horton. James Mundy.
T. Threlkeld, Eller, R. MAXWELL.
klnkel and Misses Mary Berrey.
Ruf' Bartels, Mary Buckley, Alma
Williams, Mason and Lewis.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-03-09
EPFERsoN-sHAY WE'D.
DING uEpE TItren,

Jas. W. EDpenson, Of Hatton, Gala
way county, and Miss Rosa e. Shay.
Of Bachelor, Galloway county. were
married Tuesday by the Rev. C. A.
Mitchell, Of this city. The cere.
mony took place at the home Of e.
H. Shay on Maple street. Mr.. Epper.
son Is a prominent young farmer and
MS bride one of Audrainfs charming
young women. The Ledger Joins
friends Sn wishing them happiness.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-03-09

Our lifelong friend, Col. Hugh
rowson, tells the Ledger Owl that
the good people in the east end pay
him a stipulated salary 90 look after
The guests while the older ones at
tend tbe three picture shows. The
gallant old Dad is a fatherly father
and earns his salary.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-03-09
PEERLESS FENCE

The best on the market made of bessemer steel-it
stands the test You will appreciate it the more after
using it for ten years. Stands straight does not sac
or hnk. 70
Black Hawk Planters Moline Gangs and Sulkeys Brown
Disc Cultivators Osborne Disc Harrows Osborne Pep
BILE Throw End Gate Seeders, Superior Tanning Mills and
full line of shelf Hardware Cutlery, Garden Tools
Lawn Fence, Lawn and Farm Gates, at
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-03-09
COUNTY NEWS|White Goods Sale Continues

The Rev. and ssnsJ. D. DoweI, d
Huntsville were guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. 7. J, Horsey Sunday night The
were en- route TO Cla-k 10 visit Airs,
Doweliis mother.
The WILL OF A. c. HIT
LEAVES PROPERTY TO HEIRS,
The Viu Of A. C. Hls, Of which ]
c. HIT . adminisiratog, leaves the
properly g his wife and children an
the children Of Mrs. a. Iarimore.
The wal win not be administrUted.
however.
N. johnson, who broke his right
arm recently. IS recovering slowly.
Born to Mr.. and aIrs. D. o. IA.
Wis, son. Sunday.
Mrs. E. J. Garner. 81 years old. Is
very low. She suffered stroke Of
paralysis recently.
County Clerk John Graham. Arthu
Holmes and Rene Sparks are arrang-
ing to go TO q. BSprings at Bowl
ing Green for their heath.
Mrs. Frei Gofford, of Afarceiona
Mich-, Is the guest Of Mrs. Mary
L. Clark.
Mrs. Joe Moore and daughter, Jo-
sephtne. are guests of relatives IN
Kansas City.
Harold McPheeters, who has beea
wiz the Metropolitan Life INSURANCE
Co in Sedalia. has resigned and will
take another agency in Columbia,
No.
sam Edwards, formerly of Mexico,
now holds an important position with
The clothing department with Boyd's
in St Louis.
Mr. Weir, formerly of~the Ringo
House, in Mexicn has gone into the
grocery business again in Columbia.
MIR. Weir is a first-class business
man.
Nelson Miller, formerly Of this
city, is candidate for City Council.
man in Excelsior Springs. where he
Is recognized as one of the city's
most progressive citizens.
Chief-of Police At Brown is look
Ang for the man who left his team at
Ihe hitching rack for something like
iorty-eight hours The party likely
viii be charged with drunkenness
and cruelty to animals,
4 WELL KNOWN
FARMER I'LL. !
Geo. Ed. Maddox, of near Molmo. |
a slight stroke of paraly-
Us Monday. The Ledger joins his
riends in Wishing him an early re. |
'overy.
John Beatty, who has been quite
Il for several days, is reported to
'e improving.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-03-09
IN LOVING REMEMBRANCE
OF WILLIAM WATTS.

Weep not that his tolls are over.
Weep not that his race is run.
God grant that We may rest as calm
ly
When our work. like his, is done.
Tlil then we yield in gladness
To our Father him to keep
And rejoice in his sweet assurance
He giTeth His loved one sleep.
"A FTiand, L. r. H
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-03-09
'sERLY BUYS

r. IN MEXICO,
Gol' I'd. Dngle, who lives in Mo.
~ De,V, which Is a fairly prosperous
suouro ', Of Mexico. spent tho day here
snopplas Monday, He bought a
:, l,"e horse from Mr.. PorawskI, a set
harness. from William Raesdale
nnu ~, an upto-dato surrey from mo
lsAlco Implement and Harness Com.
pany' Col Ed. knows where 70 =, 80
70 get tho goods worth tho money
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-03-09

We Want a Complete / brary for re
search Work as Well as One WIN
All the eooj Fiction uper It's
Shelves.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-03-09
EXECUTORS MOTH
Notice is hereby given 'll

CuieO 10 uSltb1 bi'
testamentary ON the 4
A. C. Hit, deceased
granted to the un'4
March c. 1911. by the \
Court OF Audrain County 4
All persons having claims
said estate arc required ]"
them for allowance within "
after the date Of said lctiolo
may be procluded from an'
OF said estate, and IL sucp
bo not exhibited within IsI
from this date OF publlea'Vl
shall be forever barred.
]. q. HlTI
Lat Exocat1
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-03-09

Soil ConHitions Reported Favorably
and Weather Seems Propiuous in
Most Sections-Missouri Among
the 5estl
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-03-09

Mrs. Elmer Chase and son of New
Canton, H. are guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. II. NJ. Bartels.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-03-09

Diamond Cloth Shears. S.inch Metal
Plated. Warranted satisfactory forey-
eT or money back, 75c. Robertson.
dit wit
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-03-09

a Road Wagon for $27.5O cash
quiek-worth twice the money-just
20 test your buying ability Robert
son. dw1t
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-03-09
AUpRAIN PRon,,ce co

Cash Buyers of Poultry, Eggs, But.
yer and other Produce. Highest
price in cash at ali times.
j. VIM. Johnston, Mgr,
c. W. Strain, Buyer,
~ Mexico, Mo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-03-09
FARM FOR RENT

100 Acres four niles south Of Mex
leo, 40 acres in cultivation balance
an meadow and pasture. Apply to
Neal sbahan. Mexico, NO. r. f. D.
T. did
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-03-09

Marsh Brown, Of New London. is
here on a ylsh 70 his sister. Mrs.
i. j. Hoxsey.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-03-09
MONEY TO LOAN

Plenty of money to loan on i'm
proved farm lands at low rate Of in.
terest. dw1t
North Missouri Trust Co.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-03-09

Mrs. Durkee and daughter. Miss
Ruth, leave Tuesday for Kansas City
TO be lse guests Of Mr. and Mrs. ].
NJ. Pollard.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-03-09
OBEY THAT IMPULSE
NOW AND DONATE THE
BOOKS TO THE LIBRARY

THIS NEW INSTITUTION IS AS
MUCH YOURS AS 1T IS ANY
OTHER cI1izEN's -sEE THAT
YOU SHOW YOUR APPREclA'
TIoN IN THE Rlep- WAY
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-03-09
NOlJRT7
MHlOlJSIE
NEWS

The county court appointed SOLO
mon Woodbridge and w. II. Angel jus.
tices of the Peace in Sailing Town
ship.
Besides settling with Collector Ro,
den, the County Court, at it's meet
ing Monday, decided to have the
case of a Dad across w. L. Ken
farm tried before jury here Thurs.
day.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-03-09

Miss Ella May Scott, Of BroWnwoodI
Tex, rs visiting Mrs. Jas. NJ. Atkin-
son.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-03-09
cHAUTAUQUA THIS :;
YEAR Will n
GOOD 0NE+s
sLAYToN LYcEUM ~
GIVE ENTERTA,SS,'us W.
LAR TO OTHERS NJ
EXCEPTION OF S,'. w"
AND LATE Lrcr,'sta Tsa
Or. :. @. Moore H,,
Nearer Town rh.. ii II
Some Of the F.as'
ready AnnCnced.

'aoh, hs
the ohautanqua Assen,S II
session win be July gS
ed about she prospects :, b
here this year, said a, .'al
= am asked ever a j.
prospects Of a Chart,''.
year, The situation l h
There win bo a moell,, d,
bers Of the Chautauor' Is
the Ringo parlors on +. Ii
noon at 4 O'Clock VIII, Ii
board Of directors wOls
a decision made as "a |, n
win be a chautauom a. "
not.
"one Thousand In N
apiece have been subrs IL
three hundred of thea n
the three chautaaov Ia
the Wednesday Club ~
Of those clubs have ur
Of their tickets for tba A
uncertainty about thu w.
year, II these ladies rh
of the three HUNDRED 70
che prospects for a "a
with the best program hf
is available on better i. (
|haye ever had. re
"The focal ASSEMBLY 70
having been compelhd 4 ro
dues 10 pay the defbs rs
meeting. but a contrst z
with the S'ayton Lyospn
II we will sell and coBs
for one Thousand nOnir,, 2
els at $500 apiece, bs y
VIII take all chances. NJ
that the local ASSEMBLY x
do is to guarantee as
one thousand season
lect for the same. In b
Bureau will assume al Il
|sponsibiltty and the loa-
none.
THE proposed proys, Z
tain such names as pErT
tho Kansas insurgem
and one Of the ablest ph,
ers Of the day Reno ID 7
Billie" Sunday, whom Z
knows. Frank Dixon ai /
equal good stndlng. Aa
1t comes 20 music, tiep
Dnntnrs, the IIanggsli,
and other musical f@,us
celebrity.
The only difference b !.
program and Others Is M
cut out the klndergarlcr
ture. except on occasDu
four o'clock lecture IN
manager Is a man VINO IA
ialty Of such work and IA
for the Bible work and Z
lectures. The things wqN
cut out never, to my miHu'
ding 20 the financial rs
expense OF the same ha <
just about covered tho "A
ample, last year the kind y
the morning and fonT odf
tinres. including the extra \
account thereof and tie z
tending the same, Just "a
ed our loss; and, as abc
never have been able to q
they added anything % o <
or much to the eEs ?
II We had permanent gG
there would be a great ~
ing, then | Y
in favor of retaining tbs 4
I'VE can hold the ASA
Il has been held for The 3 =
or DIR. J. G. Moore has ID q
grounds two blocks neaT
and there need be no az
acquiring suitable grOOIi y
TO adj by a short walk
Square q
"The Recognition Day
be retained provided the
L and carry st out as heit
The dates will be Ja1 =
1nfI. tnf.s IL
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-03-09

OPTIMISTIC NEWS COMES FROM
ALL SECTIONS OF THE GREAT
CROP GROWING STATES OF
THIS COUNTRY = FEW HAVE
SAD STORIES
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-03-09
CENTRAL
OKLAHOMA FARMS

Improved farms, s25 to $50 per
acre. Alpurpose land. Alfalfa. corn,
wheat, oats, cotton and fine fruits.
Progressive town, fine schools and
churches. 4Iealthfnl climate. If
you are looking for land that is in.
creaslng and also paying good inter
est on the money invested. it will
pay you TO Investigate this locality,
and let me prove to yon that these
statements are facts. Come or write
for free list
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-03-09
5RApLEY-MILLER WED.

DING TUESDAY.
F. S. Bradley and Miss Priscilla
Miller were married at four o'clock
Tuesday afternoon. March 7, at the
home of the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Wash Muller. 3 1-2 miles south.
west OF Mexico. The ceremony was
performed by Or. A. A. Wallace of
Tho Mexico Presbyterian church.
Mr.. Bradley and his bride are
among Audrain's best young people
and the Ledger Joins their many
friends in cordial congratulations
and best wishes.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-03-09

Masters James and Charlie Lewis
Myers spent Sunday with their uncle
Z. IL. culbertson, Of Montgomery
City.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-03-09

WAIST FRONTS
2 Lots of waist fronts, fine quail
hy and beautifully embroidered
cheap at 75o and sl.Oe each, our
White Goods Sale price, each
4e and 75e
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-03-09

RESIDENCE PROPERTY WANTED.
We want residence properly IN ex-
charge for 40 acre farm.
North Arissouri Thnlsi O.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-03-09
Total

s. M. Locke is arrangllls
a brief trip to Florida and !
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-03-09
AND DON'T YOU FORGET n

toO rOHoET W
We have the nobbiest line Of sprEne
pleasure vehicles that have both
style and wearing qualitles--ln all the
latest styles. wit
Ferris g. Cauthorn.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-03-09

THE FUNERAL OF HARRY COLE
IN BRECKENRIDGE, MO.
The funeral Of Harry Cole was
held in Breckenridge, Mo, Monday
moruing, After deciding to inter the
remains here, Mns. Cole changed her
mind.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-03-09

llf. Fred Griffin has purchased tho
ieS1aellce property Of n. s. Martin
on E. Monroe street.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-03-09
MEXICO BOY TO WED FULTON
GIRL NEXT MONTH

Walter M. Dugan, of this city. will
marry Miss Susie Esther Frank. Of
Fulton April 1s, at the home of the
bride in Fulton. The Ledger Joins
friends IN extending congratulations
IN advance.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-03-09

During the month of March we will sell the following at
very special prices Lots cannot last long at prices
named, hence we advise early shopping.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-03-09
MEXICAN
SITUATN
LNTERESI
LEDGER SPECIAL.
ROWLAND NEWS eURsA'

Washington, ID. g. h"'
senior Limantour, Che
Minister Of FiuAnce, has D.
to this city for am lmmoae
enco on the general Na'
tlon.
This invitatiou folloais
States ordering trooP % v
d deemed significant ny
are in touch with the s''O'
hasty return OF Secreiary
Knox from Florida, where
Saturday, Is predicted
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-03-09

The election contests in st. Louis
have been dropped.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-03-09

Joe Hollon is very i'll.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-03-09
CAN YOU BEAT THIS
POULTRY

Here Is my annual repOl'
made off Of my poultry u'
year 1910. Wiz
Eggs
Chickens
Turkeys
Geese
Total
Mrs. Jno. A. o.
Benton c'l
The above record is llalu
We will be glad to publish
ord. Mail 1t to us.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-03-09
NIGHT GOWNS

NIGHT GOWNS
IL Doz. Ladies' muslin gowns,
nice quality, The Ferguson-McKin-
ley make, V-shape neck with
embroidery insertion, a Csc sell
er White Goods Sale price,
each
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-03-09
FARMER III

Geo. Ed. Maddox, of near Molino.
suffered a slight stroke of paraly-
sas Monday. The Ledger joins his
friends in wishing him an early re.
eovery.
John Beatty. Who has hean o,1itn
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-03-09

CORSET COVER SPECIAL.
LADIES' corset covers. nicely
made and trimmed with hce,
our regular 2Sc seller, for our
White goods Sale, your choice
each
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-03-09

coRsETs
II you have never woun a J. c.
@. Corset we would like for you
10 try one. They perfect your
form and are strong and dura-
bic as well as easy and comfort
able. White Goods Sale price
4sc, CSC, sf.45 and sf.ss
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1911-12-21

The following brief sketch of the life Of
Judge Luther E. Hall, the Good Govern
ment League candidate for Governor Of
Louisiana, we find going the rounds of the
State press:
Judge L. E. Hall is the son of More
house Parish farmer. He attended the
public schools in Bastrop and then the old
Academic Department of the Tulane Uni
versity. Between sessions he worked in
the fields with his father, who despised
idling and idlers, and kept his children
busy as the best discipline for them. Then
he went to Washington and Lee Univer-
sity, in Virginia, where he took the degree
of Bachelor of Arts in 1889, was Valedic-
torian of his class, and elected to scholar
ship for graduate work.
Back in Bastrop he found that he could
add to the family's income and study law
at the same time if he secured place as
teacher in the Bastrop School. He had
little trouble in getting it.
Qniet, studious, wasting no time in friv-
olitie5, he had cultivated the friendship of
older men rather than boys of his own age.
At the end of session in the Bastrop
High School he worked the farm with his
father and read law at night When au-
tumn came the farm bore big crop and
he went to New Orleans to enter Tulane
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1911-12-21
Life History of Judge L. E. Hall.

Law School, where he finished in law in
1891.
Very early in his legal career his ability
as great lawyer was apparent. At the
early age Of thirty he was made District
Judge. At the age Of thirty-four he was
reelected. Four years later, new Court
of Appeals having been created in his dis
trict, he was elected to sit on that bench,
though bitterly opposed by the regular or
ganization. In 1910 he aspired to succeed
Judge Land on the. Supreme Court and
after hard race he was elected an Asso-
ciate Justice of the Supreme Court. The
term to which he was elected does not
begin until the spring of 1912 and he has
not therefore taken mis- seat. He is now
holding no office, having resigned from the
Judgeship of the Court of Appeals.
When the conference of the Good Gov
eminent League met in New Orleans, June
21st, representing fifty parishes and en-
bracing upward of 900 delegates, they
unanimously Endorsed the candidacy OF
Judge Hall for Governor, considering him
the best man in the race to lead the oppo-
sition to ring rule to victory.
Judge Hall is in the prime of life. He
is sincere man, endowed with all the
qualities necessary to give Louisiana a
splendid administration, and if elected will
restore the government of the State to the
hands of the people.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1911-12-21
Judge Hall in Morehouse Parish.

The trip made by Judge L. E. Hall
through the parish where he was born,
lived and rose to prominence as an able,
upright judge, was great qualification to
him. On the 23d of January the voters of
this parish are going to give him an over
whelming vote. This is certainty, and
in the event he fails to be elected Governor,
he will have the proud satisfaction of
knowing that he received the Endorsement
of the people who knew him best, and that
his defeat resulted from corrupt ring
methods Rouge Democrat.
The suggested defeat of Judge Hall is
ridiculous. The certainty of his nomina-
ton is indicated by his steady growth in
the public esteem and by the influence of
large number of the most prominent men
in the State.-iShreveport Caucasian.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1911-12-21
AsWell'S Salary.

From the Monroe Independent
Speaking from the same platform with
Mr.. Aswel at ward meeting in New Or
leans Monday night, Mr.. Sompayrac, the
Docs manager, made the statement that
while Superintendent of Public Instruction,
DR.. Aswell's salary had been raised from
$4,000 to $1,000, but that the Doctor had
refused to take the raise, and the Doc. let
the statement go uncontradicted. The
fact is that the Doc. began working for the
raise before he got his seat warm, and sue
ceeded in getting the Legislature to sub
NIT a constitutional amendment making
the increase. The people voted the amend
ment down, and then the Legislature over
rode the people by promptly increasing the
expense account allowance of the Doc. g
office. And that's where the Doc. got into
trouble. To get the benefit of the increas-
ed allowance-to gobble it all-he had to
pad his expense accounts. The Governor
knew all about it and subsequently, when
he and the Doc. fell out, he put Archie
Smith on his trail. Hence the Doc. 8
charge, "Assassin of Character
If the Governor would only have the
first report Of Archie's made public and
the Doe. would only tell what he knows
about the Governor, they would contribute
two highly interesting chapters to this
campaign. But they won't; they daren't;
an armed truce exists between them, just
as an armed truce exists between Jared
Sanders and John T..Michel.
But Mr.. Sompayrac should have more
regard for the truth OF history.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1911-12-21
LA, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 81, 1911.

The machine ring buffers with their big
rolls of bills in the city of New Orleans
have had their bluffs called. They were
anxious to arrange bet that Mr.. Michel
would poll two votes in that city to Judge
Halls one. All their bets were covered
two in the amount of $4,000, we believe,
and now Hall men are coming back at the
Michel hackers. One Joseph Laughlin of
New Orleans, a resident of the thirteenth
(MicheD ward, has certified check in the
amount of $4,000 waiting for the Michel
hackers to cover it on the same terms
originally made by themselves. This we
learn from Sundays Times Democrat,
which shows Photographic reproduction
of the check. But the opposition has quit;
and it will be remembered, too, that for
merly New Orleans was claimed by Michel
on much larger basis than two to one.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1911-12-21

SIT now looks like it's going to be nip
and tuck between Boss Michel and Doc
Aswell for third place, with Judge Hall
winning in walk in the first primary"
says the Monroe Independent. Mebbe so,
and mebbe not, Mr.. Charlie, but we are
bettin' that away, too. Bossier Parish
and the Banner have been strictly for Hall
from the very jump, and we think the good
people over this way will roll up some big,
large majority for him.