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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-07-11

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INK .R. RlK9ARD
Riryssciansazrd Hurgson
Igfine ever First State Fbazik
sNpACNFzp. 80 .nDsAA


FarnaI Loans. Il. IL Kirkpatreek,
I5onfr forget tine re-onenrng dance al
the rink tuesday, April ES. t4ood
music.
EEr. Plazrl and 1Anhnouy MurpHy.
hanadea business rripr 90 Wheeler Wea-
neaasy mi tine Bccrcrs auto.
Airline aaHy D1ya arrived at tnernome
baf Mr. and hrs. Emmunsami Thursdag
tot i-astssseek. All d0lnT nicely.
ELsoatt forget taatJ - Ahrsl. optao
jar, nsisH ha IN Wagner April 70 znG
III.
Miss Martini Ifunt came over from
EDsimorta Mundsyt hcra fsWEasys yisE
with ters sister, Mrs. e. W Bullock,
gnrit family.
The aands BOYS will give a ccuncsrt
land dance ON Fridsy evening". ATriI
t2ist. Watch tor bills and rrogranl
later.
Adam Hrfrasssand daughter went "a
'Iankson Saturday fer anooVers Sunday
VISIT with tine ether meu1ners of the
fssrimes family.
Bird. W. I-luagerxof Yankoon, hhe
eye. ear, nnsse and rHnaat specialist
will De In Wagner, "Wednesday Arril
Eth, ocHsees any ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
bnsee hin.
.agen Il g1unke and several witness
Hses vents 90 Sioux Ealis Monday %
appear III a llqnrr cas- pendirnl,
against ,ek Fielder.
F'oraacgo1i SUNDAY dinner 20
tUot tine Majestic Gafe.
AMissEF Fern Bonnin, VINO aas neenaat
tandiuE srnoolsatssLawrence AHBs. the
EBsstwin1er, returned nome PTaesdaY
for taes summer vacataon.
Hkirrrod, tine INDIAN referred to IA
hnesa coiumnssaf fswvweeks aEao as a
Ibigamist. is aving4aglIkind of rpua-
Ebies trying % axfriaase himself rron
the tangie aer mas gotfem into.
Dance klaance,. EIaancai - Tines
Day aprilI Il. at the RINK. 1aonfEfo for
Eget.
TThe Methodist indies msll mold II
hasfFrssaAesar ami suppgraau Eofes& Kirk
psrriGitssssbgne os s2uurdday April Is
afternoon aani esvsnI1g. Watch 10
farthrrT announcements.
Isat vymrr Understanding am
& &c sIanEes
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Owing % the fact tnatzsveryIm minute
8ot- the 1meEPro1. Lake spends N Way
nergeachrweel as taken uDGBy scholars
VINO are taxing musical Instructions
Tram M rD.and ssveralEmcre would like
to tax lessons from him, | amttrying,
IN order Do nave them al accommodate
ed. 10 get aenuagh mere tor6lliIn anoth~
err daYssvwrEk m TINS lEne. anpwoufd ae
please cd To Esv1 Tyuna essir,ng 90 taz3
Instrumental Instructions ON any La
ssrrumeaU from Mr.. Lake call me or
notify me otnerwisessO O tna1 the neces-
aryaarrangernenfs may pc made.
-E.GC. George.
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Eat your Sunday iiHrner n
Etise Majestic Cafe.

BAT yo1r Sunday dinner at
the MaiestGcG Cafe.
There vii be -rresching service III
tine Anrens scnool nous.ar asxf SUNDAY
.Arrn9 ata3g00rp.m. Everyone cordi-
patty iIvibed.
rThts skztinp rink viii ae open GO.
/ tine public or Taesdav and Thursday
e-sven7ngs Of eac'Tv wesk s=nd on SaCGF-
tday afternoon and evening OF each
week.
EHaave plenty Of aa4erithsy tor sass
hat reasonable priess.
i IA. Eh~risrnHn.
S. n. lDvergazrd AMI farnisy started
las tveek BY auto 20 @GrnEerviiie 20
tvisit friends .uat tine muddy condition
taf the reads caused them 10 rsuur1
taeferes Ia qy Eroceeaezi very fsE.
Fred RuucEk, rnernew7 proprietor Of
rGs- issrk stgre, mas an ANY IN tlis
issue. I3eadi If.
subsectar the Baptist church sac
barn moralng, The House OF Eone.
ttm the evening" HOW AR We %
GbIsin Possession of That House. :
All are invited. Geo. Hoover, Faster.
M. and Mrs. j. r. aMchaaes of Ghica-
EgosYisitedA Mrs. Mcnaie3sss sister, and
tnrorner, Mrs. SSpiicnal and Mss Bai-
ksrr. ami ] Baiser-of rnis city ssVsrsI
idavs. returning nome "Wednesday.
JIM. Lyman recently moved MSS
farnIiy-oau froml Iowa and is DOW re-
Esidsug near Dante. 1Ehsriss Mix
tcountyi Is sureagettlng ner snsra of rne
Ggoodf farrnersyz vnO are iesyinnE our sss-
| tsrssfate on tine ess taandggoing 30 the
newer states.
Fer Safe. Barred EPfymunrn RoGii
teggs. 5uc per setting S2per hundred,
-Theodonea keisun,
a miles ncrth0of W agner.
Miss Lura TirnrnE nILLsHyrence Fat.
tbun gent 90 TTyndall last Saturday
where thsyp were married that ever
lnu. Thgv reUurnedt On Wagneru MOI
lazy evening". Tine erIae was a sue,
rcsssfalt teacner Fut tine pubiic %scnooiso 0
IChsries MIx1cuunty, aer home eeIug Il
WISCONSIN. The groom Is the eiaes
lsona eff Mr. and Mrs. Franz Eaton
hhighivr OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES It tnis city
The many frienasgof tine hsFVy younl
ecoupiepw ish1 taem a pleasant vgvag'
baver tne rDatrimonaahsea.
EWanced, Do Buy some corn and nay
Also teams tor sresk prairie. sewers
fresh cows tor saie. Stock TAKEN nlt
-nastuue. Pony tEsell.
y Jacob W .EEyers.
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noeedt the mouse will he aaGkeu18g tine
eirlzens Of Wagner amt tine vicinity.
These concerts aud the engagements
tine oand gets furnish tine oniyr ravenae
tor keeplng the organization goiny,
ami II YOU wIshr toaaidt tine osys and at
tine same time get your manevtssF worth
IN entertainment, arrange 20 De there.
The New era-leader. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1911-1912, 1911-04-07
THE BAND.

-TneE BARK studio mas e rrernoae4~
ed and nicely decorated by ire aand
ooys. wnicnagIvesi taemaa comfortable
Epanf room. Last Wednesday evening
WAS the first meeting the aanu has
tneid I'M tnez building since M. Bark
removed hiss belongings % mss new
tqusrtsrs, and tiaeEooss adj felt IBst@a
iittae rroud o f their newf nome. There
prperel tventy1of tine members present
bzniaa n ~reaaarsal WAS nae
During the agsenTng many 1ot tine
k~cifizens0of Wagner Gropeedi INTO the
tnanfr room % see am tlear now tine
Bows wera progressing andt tnere seem
tedt Co aesa1geReral impression tnar the
borganizaflonvwas advancing n~EesfynuH-
lder tRe insfrucbcrshIp3of Prof LAKE.
lMr. Lake is the recipient of many
compliments 1upunytne rapid aGEancs-
tmenHaf tRe new members BE Is M
fsruucfiug and upon the work done
fwirhs aand assavwnoie.
Postmaster and Mrs. W. p. Joseph
W. re arnonu IN. specEaucrszG tae meet
ing "Wednesday evening. aand wniae
there Mr.. DISCRIMINATE "a few highly
ecompiimentsry remarks % une oand
loovs andi fnisned by GroppinT "a v
Idoliar bid into raeir treasury. EThC
reorganization snowedt their appreciation
pof Mr.. Iesephs ggeneresityE6y giving
lhimaa unanimou gpote9o q thanks.
The donafion1o if money % the nand
is unsvl;cibedi IN any WAY, as OF
-tganlzatioon IS running on a SELF SUP
porting oasis, our waenz cirlzens nov
tneir-sprreclafion of the efforts put
fortau5 by tine ooys inaas sunsEanfIalas way
itagreatfy increases tine interest and,
bofrcourse, a%eipsvVery much % aefray
e-sxpenses. Mr. Tsssph5 presence the
potner- evening", mss ccompirmentarvrrs-
marks anitnis Manufacturers Of m
eesilma6ieg value % tine organization,
aand I'VE again Ethank MN and mas
eestimabie wife ter nunoring tine nand
with their presence.
We hndt tnar there Is tine 1opInlon
trsvaaenta sruundt tine city that SspeeEa-
tors are moi wantedaa at the aani reneaf-
sa8s. Weswisfr pos state that esxaefiy
tine oppssiEesatiiUude Is taken by tRa
hnandt boys andt tine management. EVERY
t8oGy is welcome 20 come, ami are
eegpeciaitv inyieedt t0 come bUl tine. band
rpooma any IN e tine banrf is having re-
nesrsa tfaere aeinga gooGiy uuraher
tafccnairsg proyiied eEpeciAliyt fer spec
~taUcrs. The ouniy rrealsst made is
tina t tine spectators DO not mix with
aandf oays or disuurbr the work I'M aand.
IA rressing invitation as EXTENDED "a
tine ~motnersVwno nave sons ant the aand
60 1onor as with their presence Is
Frequently as possible, ami adj ladies
wnoasrei interested sufficiently b care
tnusattrendt tneseg renesrsaisar are invited
kboccome. ETnrremayrRe Sf1nass aTaes,
tne mnsllca is NOT rendered perfectly,
Lnut saepwerkC0uns 3yt tiae aandi I'M tiae
an1E room is merely pnacfaea upon new
music, mt tEwiIInsvernneaess ane iB-
Hteresiing % THESE VINO appreciate
eeannegtswerk and advancement aiung
musical lrnes.
The 3arrd willggTves anotheroof taeir
lconcerrsHznd dancss at the oIerai house
onEFrsdayesvsning, kpriE2l, andi it is
The New era-leader. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1911-1912, 1911-04-07

Meat n1eaatIPmards.
liasesilca Cafe fgrra iIHge Sam
day ffE1aaer.
aheriFf RaHEslszEasdao wag frnm Platte
gyesterdag.
J.FE. aEizek WA at Lake aTsdssaovsr
N~aanesdsyuni9hf.
Raaftt tine adg.uof T6iAerton ID War
fdieinE Go. mi rms isEae.
AaeidL madunapas "a business vFastcr
tboSssiuIrx Git thssgweek.
Hunsersn nzre been Killing ducks and
axesses M large numbers tine pas d WEEK.
FIfnme grown eisrers seadt fer sasn.
Sfrnhnefn.
Mrs. Il. IL. Hono returned Thursday
esIening ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IN Siauz
City.
Monsytso aan.AELKiEkpatTaek |.
Miss EsoidaS Sacier returned FFriday
sfDomaat rarsvesksvyisitpEita relatives
andffraendsaatTTrspp.
ionhfson and iittae O went
tDoaAvunsor yesseraayr mcraI iaIgs train,
rrerurn1agi iat theeavensng.
~ u. KEaiI. oopfacian, avid Bs nj
WsznerfArri l220 znf2 90 d glasses.
rs Sfuohhsnni is a6ie % hne oout
aazsinaaftersa ii tussienof ssvenaI DAYS dH-
rrztionsHtfha aalaat1arsaf taesgrip.
Ifi It's anything IN tine clfrua
lime, lynn tcm rat 1t at Rinarriss
City lDrug ht0re.
MI. Fritz has opencht bot the publ;ras
ahux baalI bsrslirgs psfior ms tine laggsrs
sndilding oas the west side of MAR
Xfreet.
ApriiIT9. Tassdsyesveaiarg nre-onen-
ixxg danceAat the rink nnaers fne "a
EmzsxKsmenf.- 9tsooui masir.
The New era-leader. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1911-1912, 1911-04-07
ESTRAY

Came tommy piace, 6 miaesae east ami
miaesa ncrthgc OF Wagner. on Arril 6,
la RED SOW, VT. apout 200 puunds
Owner Iii nave same Dy growing pre-
Fsertya and paying charges.
Louis EonoiEa.
The New era-leader. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1911-1912, 1911-04-07

~AilSs& AaAAsAltTEiGs +
We nave made arrangements with
NJ. Tagicr of Yankbon, an gxRert
plano tuner, % make WaEnersagvisit
laex week. tor the Durpsse of Uunning
7pIanos, ami would Kindfy ask anyone
iaay1ng Instrument, taeyv wish uunedt Do
interim ma szndpwaen bfr. ZTayicr ar
.rfvesE kcanzgIves MIN your name Mr..
TTayiur issaF MAJ EvIss ability IN this
line of wcrkI isz2ittneaEe and we feel
Hsafe IN recommending MIN hignty %
roNners of pianos.
L. (. t4ecrge.
EIG itSsaanvtilmr III 1tige drug
.nGs, yauC car get itaat Plaards
EEisy Dral- haJre.
County Auditor Il. e. WiisonEVss III
Wagner IastlsaUurdayaona ms return %
wheeler from Pierre wRsre ne mad
Eneent to attend the meeting aof the
r~cuunty 4auditcrs of the state. lHe
tnaaae tbis office pleasant cal and
lgape as the information that Charles
tMrxccounrY ADMINISTRATIONS were ieft
tine same as ~prsvaiaed last year
$50. so ger acre oman average. He
lssFsy there was a mopementDon toot2t
taeg meefaup 30 raise tine valuation
from wnat mas always prevailed
ABOUT o~ne.cnrrd of the aeUdal value
tine full VaiHe OF. the iand, out il
pwasoogsryheimIngiy voted down. Thss
pwasaavveryVwsseaRct0oU the psrt1ot the
haGditors aas ii wouldf " been psssi
Die for the state assessment DGard %
haape made tine tax "a gers pay two, or
esssr1r three tamesass as mucht tax as ttneyI
tcouidl ae compelled TO pay under the
hsxssfingss csie.
EFurs safe, hsriy hersIang pure seed
baass. Eeen InHuse aoniy IS years II
l-serraska and south Dakota, and
yielded 80 bushels per acre IN the
tdryest years.
r Il. Milisr. upnane 21LA suutii
baf Wagner. Ii
Since our hast issue there nave eeer
two rnrre candidates fer mayor0oi
Wagner brought 1out and petitions
ec,rcaiated In lnenalf of their eandi-
tdaey. Thsy are WE. Brazzill anr
lIIonn EteGponssy. This makes three
candidates now IN tine HeiC, mention
having 1aeen made I'M tnese-coiumn
last week of the candidacyuof w e.
Donanae. MesErs. Brazzill and
E-SfearonsKy are Dottn pioneer residents
ndf Wagner and srefheidi mi tneznlgfaes'
besteemtD y1 tine ~peopieaof the city. Mr..
I~srazzilI is#at present IA member aot
tine Daarxia of untygcurnmsssloHers ant
BaisosaT meF1neroaf the present scnool
Lnoardoof Wagner, white Mr.stecrnfa
ksky nass served asst menaneraof tne cit
council m tine psst. Either 1of thn'
t~turets candidates zrezeapabie of fillEns
tine pssifion eff msver ami the 1on'
tcneseasf oyt tine voters ter taeF place, w
Eare0af t-hapopiniou, will witnoat d DOUBT,
maAe good"
AAal gnsrtaes having 1uu WIS
lsrrctcners are reauessed &C greturs
taenssatpunce, or youEwiTltne ssked o
pay fer them.
-Esnmers Es.t speratipe ASSN.
EEuR SALE.
AMyrresiaence rpoperty M Wagner
fnezr tine Al. Il. church. 4eEs q aridas
LhioGk Is. Place ~ rennG1 until Ian,
hist, lar, aafSsE8permontn.
Price of property S1500.o0 isoo'
terms. Mrs K. w Manning.
Peterson, iaEa.
Fnr Harsr Efauglg ami
fine inrtzrlur Dissertations
HiwE1
The New era-leader. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1911-1912, 1911-04-07

IEr. Fr1ak. whiae mak.ng calls IN the
t~coaarrg last FRIDAY nlgnu m his auto,
tEana onoo4a large sstune which ilaoied
hnis machine and tcrcedt rael Bccbcr 20
lEVsikE co. o9ET2 "A distance oof several
t~rniAss. lKorpsve-, me damage wsss son
freparred tine auxt dsy and ms UuZ
Wagon ass sailfagaaruund as HBual.
See Tapiett d. Eritoun ter fancy
pzesring and decorating. Inquire of
F1nard5G h1GgnL II.
TN MoDaay evening 1af -this week
bar nurnber oof Eeonsrd Turnno3s s. friends
ggatneredsat tine nome of mss parents,
Mr.. anrf Mrs. FRANK Trurnoo zntgaee
hEnlaaneat SURPRISE III noner of hIs
Esh3C birtnaay. The evening passed IN
pisyinE gsmesaaIt making merry and
hatE eleven O'Clock refreshments were
SERVED, aftgrswblchy taesguesss aeEIzrt-
ed, wishing Leonard many happy re-
r1rHs1of tine occasion.
Cool Red Glover seed and miBlett
sect fer sale. i. "A. Ficren, 3
rni8es ncrtnwsstof Wagner.
Peter Hernepont left Thursdsy morn
my ter Rochester, Mimi, where ne
rwilh unasrygoaa BIZ operaf3om m the nes-
pital ing tnatccity. Mr.. HerneposH has
bheen suffering with a stomach aryd
ooasel rruubiet ter some time ami was
aatSiuuxEity ter some tame taking
treatment, nu q not gettang the desired
relaef, d~eciaedt oos submit % nj opera
faon AT tue dorchester hospital. Hiss
mary friends nope for his speeGy
restoration 90 good health.
Fer sa4e, 3 talI biood White Ply
,nuothg ROCK CoeKreis.
Mrs. u. s Steele.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1911-04-15

extra compensation he has partly
met that criticism. Mr.. Lom-
bard's qualifications are beyond
dispute, he enjoys a reputation
for unfagging energy and no
more commendabIe assignment
could have been made.
In his campaign for the nomi-
nation Governor Sanders made
good roads one of the cardinal
features of his platform. No
State stands so sorely in need of
them. No State will derive
greater material benefits from
them. From the day of his cleo
ton the Governor has devoted
himself assiduously to the task
of making good his pledge Of
road Improvement. It ought to
be a source of qualification to his
friends that under the most ad-
verse conditions he has been able
to launch a practical plan of high
way construction that, pursued
to its logical conclusion, will pro-
vide Louisiana with an enviable
system of transportation.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1911-04-15
Grand Coteau.

Grand Coteau, La, Apr. 13,
Misses l.. and M. Jones, of
Carencro, were visitors to our
town Thursday.
Miss Ethel Barry spent several
days this week in Opelousas, the
guest of her sister, Mrs. Des.
Mizzi.
Mrs. @. Elmer left for Lafa-
yette last week, where she will
be the guest. Of her daughter,
Mrs. w. Mouton.
Mrs. Dora Barry returned
from Alexandria Wednesday,
where she spent several days
with her sister, Mrs. w. Barry.
Mrs. E. E. Barry and son,
George, spent a few days in Ope-
lousas. guests of Judge Simon.
MI. Lawrence Elmer spent
Saturday and Sunday in Lafa-
yette.
Mrs. O. P. DAILY and Miss Eft
tabell, of Bellevue, were visitors
to our town Friday.
Mr.. Walter Smith spent Sun
day in Bellevue, visiting friends.
Mr.. ]. M. Oge was a business
visitor to Opelousas Saturday.
Messrs. Eaton Guilbeau anG
Ashton Barry spent. Monday il
Port Barre, on business.
Miss Mary Lastrape is the
guest Of Mrs. Cook Smith.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1911-04-15
BRADFORD KNAPP SUCCEEDS
THE LATE DR.. S. A. KNAPP.
Thoroughly Familiar With Farming In The
South Formerly from Lake
Charles.

Washington, April II. Brad
ford Knapp was to day appointed
to succeed his father, the late
DR.. S. A. Knapp, in charge of
the farmers cooperative demon
stration work in the bureau Of
plant industry, department of
agriculture. The appointment is
effective at once.
Mr.. Knapp, who returned
Saturday from his fathers fune-
raj in Iowa, has already assumed
his duties.
Previously to his service in the
department of Agriculture Mr..
Knapp spent twelve years in
management of farms in Louis
lana belonging to his father, and
is therefore thoroughly familiar
with farming conditions in the
south.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1911-04-15
new COUNTERFIETS AFLOAT.
warning Sent Out TO Keep Strict Lookout for
Ten and Twenty Dollar Counterfeit Bills.

New York, April 11.-W. II.
Moran, acting chief of the secret
service here, has sent out a warn
ing to banks, business houses
and ticket offices to keep strict
lookout for two new counterfeit
bills which have been discovered
in circulation.
One of the counterfeit bills is
a $40 National Bank note on the
United States National Bank of
Los Angeles, CAL, check letter
"B'' series of 1902-1908. There
are many mistakes in the letter.
ing on the bill, the word Ma
tional', being spelled with a final
~ instead of an ''' and Cashier
being spelled CASHIER.
The other counterfeit is a $40
United States note check letter
&C" The back of the note is
reddish brown instead of green.
Neither counterfeit, according to
Moran, should deceive the ordi-
nary careful handler of money.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1911-04-15
Notice.

After due publication | will apply
to the Parish Board Of School Direc-
tors for the creation Of a school dis
trict to be known as School District
No. Three of the 5th Police Jury
Ward, and described and bounded as
follows, to-wit: Said School District
shall be composed of the territory
which now constitutes the 18th JUS
tice of the Peace Ward Of the Parish
Of st. Landry: Beginning at the
point on the O~pelousas and Vile
Platte road near Debaillon's bridge
where it crosses the township line
between Townships 4 and SIS R 8 E.,
thesce following said road to De-
balloons Bridge over the Grand Louis,
thence down the Grand Louis to the
mouth Of Bayou Petit Passe, thence
up the Petit Passe to a couiee or
tributary of the Petit Passe, thence
up said CouIee to st. Anna L. Fonte-
not's Point, thence following the
woods to the township line between
Townships 8 and As R 3 E, arong
the township line to Bayou Cocodrie,
thence down Bayou Cocodrie to the
township line between TIP 4 SR 3 and
A E, thence south along the township
line to the Southeast corner of Tp 4
s R 8 E, thezce West along the
township line to the point of begin
ming.
apr Is. c. ]. THOMPSON.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1911-04-15
Blood Will Tell
Walter Dillon
...NO. 43617o.oo
Race

Son Of Sidney Dllon, Sire Of Champions; sire Of Lou Dillon, 1882,
champion trotter; Fieta Dillon, 2O8A, champion 2 year old FLY: and six
others better than 2Io. Dam Guycara, 2I8, dam of 10 better than 2:3oG;
daughter of Guy Wilkes, 215A, sire Of four better than 2l0; and 90
others better than 230. End Dam Biscara, dam of better than 23O;
daughter of Director, PIT; sire of 6 better than 2lO. 3rd Dam Biscara,
dam of 5 better than 230; daughter Of Harold, 4:l3; sire of Maud S 2O8A.
4th Dam Belle, dam of Belmont GA, McCurdy's Hambletonian Est.
Walter Dillon is q handsome bay stallion built like his sire, and will
sire colts of the same high order. He is a horse Of wonderful natural
speed; also q show horse of style, quality and individuality, His races Of
the past season stamp him as a race horse Of the highest type. His cam,
paign lasting from June 18th to Nov. 22nd. He started Is times, was 9
times first and Z times second; and the largest money winning PAGER Of
the Kansas-Oklahoma circuit. This young horse will make the season OF
1911 at the Opelousas, La, race track, fee $500 the season. Mares
kept IN board fenced pastures at low rates. | am also prepared to handle
and train a few outside horses for the coming campaign.
Call IN or wito
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1911-04-15
End ANNUAL ATHLETIC.
and LITERARY MEET
Participated In by the High sehOOls OF mo
Parish Of 81. Landry.
ON SATURDAY, APRIL 22ND.
Programme Will Consist Of Literary Con
tests and Track and Field EVsnis.--AlI
Urged 10 Attend.

The Second Annual AtnleGlc
and Literary Meet of the High
Schools of St. Landry Parish will
be held on Saturday, April ",
1911, at the st. Landry High
School.
The following programme has
been arranged.
LITERARY CONTESTS.
English Composition, one con-
testant from each school. Time
one hour and thirty minutes.
Spelling Match, one contest
ant from each school. Words to
be selected from THE Modern
Business Speller.'
Defamation, for boys, one
contestant, time 8 minutes.
Recitation, for girls, one con-
testant, time 8 minutes. e
Geometry, one contestant, one
hour and thirty minutes.
Algebra, one contestant, one
hour and thirty minutes.
Arithmetic, one contestant, one
hour and thirty minutes.
Quartette, four from each
school.
A AND FIELD EVENTS.
50-yard dash, one contestant
from each school.
Discus throw, one contestant
from each school.
Half-mile run, one contestant
from each school.
Hammer throw, one contestant
from each school.
100-yard dash, one contestant
from each school.
Shot put, one contestant from
each school.
MO-yard run, one contestant
from each school.
220-yard low hurdle, one con-
testant from each school.
22O-yard run, one contestant
from each school.
Broad jump, one contestant
from each school.
110-yard high hurdle, one con-
testant from each school.
1-mile run, one contestant from
each school.
High jump, one contestant
from each school.
Pole vault, one contestant from
each school.
Relay race, four contestants
from each school.
SATURDAY, APRIL %, 10A. M.
Preliminaries in Defamation,
Recitation and Debating. 8 min
utes each. Final in Spelling.
Fifty words.
IL A. M.
Finals in Composition, Arith-
metic, algebra, geometry. Time
one hour and thirty minutes.
2:30 P. NJ.
Track and Field Contests.
7:30 P. M.
Finals in Debating, Recitation,
Defamation, and Music.
Announcement of the winners.
The meet last year was quite
a success, and we hope that the
people of Opelousas and vicinity
will do all in their power to as
sist in making this years meet
surpass that of last year. Let
everybody aid in making this
event a great success by being
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bones were broken when he was
thrown to the turf
The touring car which caused Daw-
sons injury c>Ised Driver BILLY
Knipper to stop his car so suddenly
that with f. Barnes, Jr., was pocketed
and rammed Knipper's car, both cars
being badly damaged, but the drivers
were unhurt.
Physicians at the hospital to which
McNay was hurried stated that his
death probably was caused by con-
cussion Of the brain and internal in
jures His car was crushed together
like an accordion ana the steering
wheel was jammed into McNays
breast A peculiarly sad feature Of
the young drivers death is the fact
that his marriage was set for the
week after the races here.
DePalma, Vanderbilt cup entry
ran the course for a lap at the rate
of 1880 miles an hour in his prellmi-
nary