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The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-02-01
News of Ensley

Tn the police court Judge Lowry s-s- sessed a $100 fine yesterday against $. Spaho, an Italian, for violating the whisky law and $50 for carrying con cealed weapons. When arrested Spano had several bottles of whisky in his pockets. His brother, Tony Spano. was also fined s1O0 for violating the whisky law. Henry Marshall was fined $loo for the same offense. Detectives WIZ gins and Granger arrested the three men. They also arrested Tom How ard for an alleged violation of the sale of whisky. Officer Gallups arrest ed B. w. Lucas, citizen of Thomas, or. the charges of selling whisky with ont A license. He was placed in the city iail upon failure to make a sat- isfa ctorv bond of $500. The officers state that Lucas is under bond for a sum aggregating S3300 for offenses -a r. legged to have been committed by him in the past few weeks Officer Gal inns also arrested Henry Hodge for shooting at another negro for which he was fined s100 by Judge Lowry.
 The first annual ball of Steel City Cam, No. 156, w. O. w., will be given at the city hall, Pratt City, February X at Q o'clock The lodge has made nreparations for a large attendance Of W n w. members of the district
 Mrs. ]. D. Snow, who has been Ill for about three months, was taken 10 a Birmingham infirmary Monday, where she will undergo treatment
 Mrs W. H. Davis is suffering rom an attack of la grippe at her home on Avenue D and Twenty-flrst street.
 IL B. Wagner. formerly with the mine division of the Tennessee com
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-02-01
Weather Forecast

Washington, January 3l.-Forecast TOT Alabama and Mississippi:- Fair Thursday and Friday, not much change in temper ature; light to variable winds.
 Georgia Fair Thursday and Friday; light to moderate west winds.
 Tennessee: Cloudy Thursday; Friday fair, not much change in temperature.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-02-01
coID CAUSE HEADACHE

LAXATIVE BROMo Quinine. the world wide Cold and Grip remedy removes cause. Call for full name. Look for signature E. w. GROVE. 25c.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-02-01
Knowles Succeeds Potts

Montgoneiy.- January 3l.-(Special voodson Knowles of Girard has been, pointed Jury commissioner of Ruq county to succeed T. J. Potts, deceas
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-02-01
Local Data

For the 2i hours ending at p. m. Jan
Arizona republican., 1912-01-01

the materials that civilization has given him. Perhaps he will add tO the accomplishments that have been attained in the last twelve month to- ward international peace. Possibly he can do more with the history of nations than did old 1911. who over threw the oldest government in the world to establish republic. besides tipping a European king off his throne. striking another blow at The Sick Man of Europe. and few other such trilies. Too. he may advance the medical science that made such strides during the regime of the one who passed on last night There are flying machines to be perfected, stretches of arid country to be made fertile great streams to be harnessed. great pathways of commerce tO be built and improved. All this and an endless list of other great items. It's d big job for a little fellow. but world has faith in him it would seem. judging from the obvious hap piness that greeted his entrance
 Back in little old New York. on Broadway. in the lower Forties, there was the usual demonstration. Under the flashing lights the crowds stream ed and screamed. confetti laden. bent on increasing the din that rose to the startled stars. Bands of music played in brilliant eating places while corks popped and scurrying walters strained to keep the bowl of good cheer overflowing for those who of fered the New Year a welcome that was almost gluttonous
 In Chicago they did everything but tear up the gasoline soaked pavement on Michigan avenue. State street was one compact mass of boisterous humanity. The cafes along "Benzine Alley" were damned to the doors, and burly attendants scrapped with that portion of the populace that wanted to get in even though they could not sit at tables.
 In Denver. Kansas City. Frisco and Los Angeles-in all the larger cities. for that matter-the revelry went on just as it always goes on at this time of the year Sunday closing laws in some places put a damper on the joy. but it could not he killed
 However. mad though this country becomes at the birth of new year, there still remains that somber, deep. impressive custom-the watchnight service. Even as the mad jewellers on the city streets raised their voices in riot, so the countless thousands who sat in their church pews raised their hearts in hymns of praise as the bells chimed a glad welcome to the little. shivering New Year In Phoenix they held their services. and impressive ones they were. too.
 There will be receptions today. Washington will suffer from dip lomatic stiffness throughout the after noon. Punch bowls will be filled and refilled the country over and millions upon millions of New Year greetings will be banded about. For Nine teen Eleven has gone; it's Nineteen Twelve now.
Arizona republican., 1912-01-01
THE POWER OF TOUCH.
Smart Set Magazine.)


 Touch is the greatest of the five senses. It is the mainstay of emer- gency. the unfailing resource of the perpetually impecunious. Many a man would be unable to live-as easily as he has been accustomed to-if ne could not make a touch"
 A touchdown wins a football game. and touched-up complexion is often the first step in winning d man.
 The touching novel becomes one oc the six best sellers. and the retouch- ed negative produces a beautiful pie ture from a homely woman's photo- graph.
 "One touch of nature makes the whole world kin"-which explains the hitherto unsOlved problem-why We have so many undesirable relatives.
 His hand touching hers-before marriage-cause an electric thrill to pass through the twain: and his hand touching the bottom of his purse after marriage-causes short cir cult and burned-out fuse.
 Every portion of the body and mind is susceptible to the touch.
 When touched in the heart, we rush lNtO IldlTliuOnNs IT tOuCneU III tIe head" we are rushed to iunatic asylum. Touched on the pocket nerve. we either give up or close up, ac- cordingly as We are easy marks" or "tightwads." When our feelings are touched we weep; when our corns are touched We swear.
 A touch on the arm. by the police. means that we are under dureSs. a touch on the cheek. by Felice-our better half-means that we are under caresS. In both cases we submit and pay our fines.
 Touched on the lips. we look resign ed-if it is our wife: and happy-if it is some other fellows wife.
 The appeal of the foaming schooner touches the beggar's thirst; and the touching appeal of the beggar enables the schooner and the thirst to get in touch with each other.
 Curiously do the comic and pathetic touches intermingle There is the light touch of comedy in woman's ef- forts to keep up with the styles; and dark tOucl; of pathos in mans struggle to keep up with the bills of woman. engaged as aforesaid
 With most of us life is touch and go. and we have togo pretty fast to escape a touch Of sorrow.
Arizona republican., 1912-01-01
WHOLE WORLD GREETS THIS NEW YEAR DAY Nineteen Twelve Is Ush- cred in with Revelry
 Throughout Whole
 Country. PEN PICTURE OF
 THE YEARS BIRTH Here Is Readable Resume of Events That Transpired in Many Cities Last
 Night.
PEN PICTURE OF
 THE YEARS BIRTH

The hands on the city hall clock swung slowly round the dial A short arc and once more they would start on their cycle. Those were the last minutes of the old year that were being reeled off and. as their
 number narrowed to such that it could be tallied on the fingers Of
 one hand. decrepit, bent. withercd figure hurried down Washington street. Now and then he glanced hastily over one shoulder, but the eyes. worn by strenuous service. were nigh useless and. even had there
 been cause for fright or assurance behind him. it is doubtful if the old man could have seen.
 His beard was long-white and matted: his clothes peculiar to the prcsent-day mode. fllpped in tatteIs about his withered limbs He linpcd painfully and his efforts to mokr haste were pitiful.
 Behind him-just few minutes
 bchind-came another figure. It was
 that of a chubby little chap. without
 marry clothes. the flush of young fife strong on hi, soft cheeks snd his h''l eyes Nf't A.lAll AitN A'i-il'-i ment of it all. He skipped over the frosty pavements with his bare feet
 aud caught his breath as the cold struCl, through him.
 He did not he'd the fleeing wreck
 that Lad preceded him down the
 a,enue: he had no eyes for things that were passing Tor the young
 ster was Nineteen Twelve, and the other i'at scrambled along with such
 futile efforts to make speed was his
 closest kin. the old Year.
 The clocks commenced to strike and
 men, pausing on the street. watched
 the infant year stop. stretch himself
 as though just awakening. sigh deep
 ly and then square his fat little
 Shoulders as though to meet bur den They did not heed the with cred old man. who scuttled along;
 out of the city. out into the des-
 ert of yesterday.
 Merely the memory of the old
 fellow remains this morning His
 grand achievements will go down
 through history for ages to come.
 but newell. folks have accepted the
 little fellow; they'll give him trial
 now, see what he can write with
Arizona republican., 1912-01-01

Swetnam, J. NJ. Davis, MT, and Mrs W. l.. Pinney. J. Lawrence Drake, w. A Parish. H. c. Cassidy, Gordon Tweed. Frank Connelley. Miss Mar guerite Adams Lower Box A Left, Miss Peck. Mrs. J. MonihOn. A. l.. Boehmer. Mrs. Al Becker. O. A Tur- ney. George Stillman, Miss N. An dersOn. Mrs. C. C. Hutchinson. Aman- da NJ. Chinjan. Mrs. NJ. H. Walker. Mrs. C. A. Coldsen, Leon R. Gass, Franklin D. Lane, L. E. Thomas. L. H. Chalmers. Mrs. H M. Thornton. A R Cater Phoenix; J. G. Spangler. Mesa City.
Arizona republican., 1912-01-01
SUBSCRIBERS WHO WILL
 HEAR SCHUMANN N-HE|Kk
The Corning of the Worlds Greatest Contralto Seems Assured
 for tie 31st.

The prospect of securing Madame Schumann- Heink the worlds most famous contralto to sing in this city the last of the month, seems very flattering. number of we'll known citizens of Phoenix. Mesa, Glendale and adjacent towns have already sub scribed for seats and the names are being added to daily. Below is ap- pended a list of those who have sig nified their intention of. purchasing one -or more tickets.
 T. J. Prescott J. C. Van Der Las, PhoeniXs. Dr J. M. Pearson. James c. Hammels, w. c. Welsh. V. E. Mes singer. ". Twinch. Geo. A Cox. Glen dale; r.. H. Marvin. Mrs Mae F.
Arizona republican., 1912-01-01

This IS the last day of the special subscription offer. Until the close of business tonight you are enabled to get Ire Republican for one year for s and the offer IS 10 new and old subscribers zl:Le
Arizona republican., 1912-01-01

This the last day of the special subscription offer. Until the close of business tonight you are enabled to get Ire Republican for one year for $ and the offer is to new and old subscribers -i:Le
Arizona republican., 1912-01-01

Johnson county, KaEaS. desires to have the explanation made that it is Tot that county, but Jhuson county. Missouri, that let conflicts this week for thirty-three tin iges
Arizona republican., 1912-01-01

The traffic way plans are based on the realization that in a few years Kansas City will be teeming and team ing with l millian population.
Arizona republican., 1912-01-01

Detectives Burns is busy on the trail of others in the dynamite conspiracy. apparently unmOved by the pleas of those who would Let Bygones Be By Cones.
Arizona republican., 1912-01-01

Have you Tuberculosis? Read what Tuberclecide has done for others, and then investigate it: it is within the roach of all Q
Arizona republican., 1912-01-01

What will MT. Kimmel do if he dies and goes to heaven. and St. Peter in forms him that Mir. Kimmel is already there?
Arizona republican., 1912-01-01

And the weather man can show his eligibilirv to join the Good Fellows by refrainirg from giving Kansas City a blizzard :or Christmas.
Arizona republican., 1912-01-01

business tonight you are enabled to get The Republican for one year for s and the offer IS 10 new and old subscribers sl;ke.
Arizona republican., 1912-01-01

Blue Bell writing tablets. Ice each at Hinckley's P. v News Store facing the postoffice
Arizona republican., 1912-01-01
EXPERIENCE OF A PHOENIX WOMAN


The II'laid Cmnlary o
 tinaIE Ban of Arizona Phoenix, Arizona
 In oer, Iontac tIaenLs O he nand Iwash to b with f Imr 11wlnn wasaa forced the h t At was very a
 
 dbv nmero tn nttatne ! serum nni0 Ilt. prescribing n tnir tha ImghtG OF three month l N hopeful i ha ned from O pomds
 theuseo treatment thoughma anlan 
 rte tmonhh wasab GUS o m ito to m dtnps tnernT Land t mol gain vimtyv the of necrutha and and nlmyivei ApL19 am nnyslfoa extent and I uerlail yshfre front tometb do what Iamd doing gcc0nn il a /. veryf faHhf MINNIE RED
Arizona republican., 1912-01-01

days?" asked Smithers.
 "Oh. he's working his sons way through college" said little BinlSs.
Arizona republican., 1912-01-01

Read the Tuberclecide announce meHt. l. places the treatment within the reach of rich and poor E
Arizona republican., 1912-01-01

This is the last osy Of the special subscription cffer. Url the close Of
Arizona republican., 1912-01-01

Beat. little drummer boy. beat" sings a Christmas poet. Nay. more. little drummer boy, beat 1t.
Arizona republican., 1912-01-01
THE WRONG MAN.

Just a minute. old chap. You're just the man I want to see.''
 No: I'm not. I can't spare a cent"
Arizona republican., 1912-01-01
A HARD JOB.

What is Billy Hardatit doing these
Arizona republican., 1912-01-01

When in doubt try Republican Want Ads.
Arizona republican., 1912-01-01

For dainty hand colored post card views of Phoenix at 1c. ask for Al Bertyle views at Hnckley's P O.. News Store facing the postoffice Made tO sell at for 5c. We don': want to sell them at 1c each but others sell views at that price. so We have to. too. or keep the cards but you get a bargain.
Arizona republican., 1912-01-01

Royal Fabric Linen envelopes. wal let flap. 15c for 25 envelopes. Hinck ley's p. O. News Store facing the postoffice
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1912-07-20
Praise For Broussard
For Convention Work.

Assurances IRA! y that the :. sugar
plank, Of the Democratic plat
firm was thoroughly satisfac::
tory to Mr.. Bryan, Senator
Kern, Of Indiana and Senator
V'Gorman Of New York, and
That a distinguished Lonis-
iqniap, Senator Eleet Robert
l.. Rro :: was the fyamer
II the plank, were given yes
t'roa!y by Dr.. e. F. Frerar of
franklin. ] Judge. w. P. Mar
lin Of rhibodaaur and B.. j.
Z7sga Of Dpnaldsonville, who
rived yesterday frc n Bait :
ie'nfe ana are al the MCntele--
~ II ~ =. ;. - tx i: -.
pr. Frere said that, the pa
pers Of the South and of Louis.
J ina had not giyeal the credit
10 Mr.. Broussard that he de
serves fol his work at lhr con-.
vrntion.
] ~. -.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1912-07-20

:: $40 Senator Bronssard WA
of.Louisiana owe the three
most essential parts Of the
platform. as far as the South
is concerned, " said DIR. Frere.
.He wrote the sugar plank
and the plankhemanding free
tolls for the Panama Canal,
a.,rd did the greater part Of
thu framing Of the plank de-
handing the Federal control
of the Mississippi. In that he
was assisted by Senator Elect
Verdaman of Mississippi. Mr..
.Broussard was one of the
most ardent workers for Mr..
Wilson, and from the approx
al which Senators Kern and
O'Gorman and Mr.. Bryan
gave to the Sugar plank, we
were satisfied that it met with
tire hearty Endorsement of the
Democratic nominee. Mr..
Broussard was a big man at
that convention. IT. D.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1912-07-20
Hon. H. M. Bourg, for Dis
trict Attorney.

: In to-day's Sentinel we pres
ent the card Of Hon. H. M.
Bourg, Of Houma, who seeks
to be reelected to the office of
district attorney for the Goth
judicial District, comprising
the parishes Of Lafourcheand
Terrebonna
Mr.. Bourg established for
himself a splendid reputation
as a prosecuting attorney, be-
sides being a very successful
criminal lawyer,
In speaking Of his candida
cy, the ftouma Courier saws:
Mr.. H. NJ. Bourg has bee..
IN pltblic life in this parish
ever since he wasa boy, first
serving lis Recorder under his
father the late Hon. Aubin
bourg, who was for years
Clerk Of Court. While acting
III this tapaciey Mr.. Bourg
studied law under Mr. Lucius
Suthon and was admitted to
the bar,in 1900 III 1902. he
ii ~ & p
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1912-07-20
ordinance no. 277

Levi a special tax for the year
NineteeI undred and Twelve on all
propertytuated in the Parish of La
fourche, hbiect to taxation under the
Constitu3n of 1898.
sECTA L. Belt ordained by the
Police JE of the parish of Lafourche,
in reguldneeting convened, that an
adyaIoreHax Of eight mills on the dol
lar be ank hereby levied for the cur
rent veaEineteen hundred and Twelve
on all przqrty situated i'll the parish OF
LafourcH Louisiana, not exempt from
taxations bier the Constitution of 1898.
SECTION-Be it ordained, etc. That
the said 81 when collected, shall be
appor tielf3and set apart as follows
First~Mt and 2-1O Mills shall be set
apart to the current expenses of
the parisI&kcluding the salaries of the
parish of1fls, and shall be known as
the 'GeEA Fund"
Second. No and 40 mills shall be
set apart al used for the maintenance
Of the pubtEchools of the parish, and
shall be k4Fn as the public school
teachers + ~.
Third .-Sikenths of mill shall be set
rpart and u for the purpose of build
ing, 1mpE0l1g ana repairing the SCnOOl
houses beldEing to the parish, and pay
ing the salar of the superintendent and
such incidenils as may be necessary
under an echomic managemt, and shall
be known al he .'public school house
fund"
The publi4chool teachers fund and
the public sdDol house fund shall be
subject to thaegai order of the school
hoard of theaarish. and q statement
clearly sh1shg how the funds have
been expen shall be submitted by
the SuperiI1 adent of the schools OF
the parish tH1is Jury semi ann ually,
say on the 81 1of July and January OF
each year.
Fourth Ell -tenths of mill shall
be set apart abused for drainage pur-
proposes, as stialated by ordinance No
1872, adopted Nsch 18th, 1894, and Revis.
ed ordinaueesection Il, adopted Jan.
uary 10Th, l9EaDoO, and the same shall
be apportioneNsnd expended as theirii
provided. Eg
SECTION 3ee it ordained, etc, thai
this ordinance hall take effect from
and after it's palnge.
Adopted June 4h, 1912.
CD Coulon. IL Basset,
CLERK President
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1912-07-20
Intermentso OF. Mrs C..P.
Shaver.

II St Johns Episcopal CEN eterv,
on Thursday of,last week alto ocIo K
A. NJ, took plnce the iEterment of
Mrs. Charles P. Shaver, nee Ella
Fleming. Funeral services we're held
at the beautiful residence of the de-
ceased Southside where her many
friends taxed the capacity of the
house Services were conducted tv
Rev. ". Il. Leith, pastor of tie
PRESBYTERIAN Church,
Mrs. Shaver had 3eep sick for soma
tine and when the end came it was
not unexpected She leaves besides
devoted husband, TO- mourn her
death, two children, one daughter
Miss Lucille, and on. sosl, Norbert
Many beautiful flowers and floral
otfnrlng attestea t!ss; high esteem in
which the lady was held by her friends
in Th1boaaux.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1912-07-20
: Announce ments..
60 THE DEMOCRATS OF THE
THIRD CONGRESSIONAL
~. -. =
D1sTRrcT.

I, announce my candidacy
for Congress to succeed the
Hon. r. +. Broussard for the
term beginning March 1913.
Flavor governmental protec
tim Of the agricultural inter
ats Of Louisiana as the long
established policy of this
o'juntry, and | am opposed to
the tnovementt which threat
chs the great Aagar industry
of our state. Flavor the de-
vtloprent Of the fullest ex-
sent of'oar matchless water
nays. = go +'''''
HENRI GUEYDAN'
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1912-07-20
Liquor Notice.

M.,tie is hereby given that 0sca
J. ilIre G Co, nave made application
fer IseLail Liquor License to do a
r. tail liqnor business Gu the right
bank1ef the Bayou Lafourche, at a.
bont three mites above the town Of
TAiboemus, in ths parish of Lafour-
che. louisiana.
Dated u une ;26'a: 1912.
q j Mir. & 60
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1912-07-20
What MAKES q woman?

One hundred nd TWEEN ty pounds
more or less, 4 bone aud muscse
don't make a Rman. Its Il good
Foundation. y into it health and
strength ami 81 may rule kingdom
But that's just Mat Electric Buffers
give her.. Thou nds bless them for
overcoming fain lng and dizzy spells
and for dispelinl weakness, nervous
ness, backache knd tired, listIess,
worn out fee'lnl "Electric B'tters
have done me a Prld of good writes
Eliza Pool, Depf, Okla, "ana |
thank you, with my heart, for max
ing sach a good pfdicine.,' Onlya5oc
Guaranteed by Aldruggists.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1912-07-20
Insect Bite Costs Leg

! A Boston man lost his leg from
the bite of an insect two yeaas before
10 avert such calamitles from stings
and bites of insects use Bucklen 8, Ar
a!ca Salvd promptly to kill the poison
aad prevent Inflammation, swelling
aad pain. Heals burns, hollis, ulcers,
piles. eczema, cuts and bruises. On
y 25c at all druggis ts~
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1912-07-20
For Districts Attorney.

The SENTINEL has been authorized
70 announce the candidacy o. Hon.
N..'M. 'Bourg for the office of District
Attorney of The Goth judicial District
to succeed himself, subject to the &C
tho OF the Democratic Primary EIec-
t'ha 10 be held on September 3rd.,
1924. -
-. 4
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1912-07-20
The choice of a husband

Is too important matter for a wo-
man to be handicapped by weakness,
bad blood or foul breath. Avoid
these ki'l-hopes by taking DR.. Kings
Life pills. New Strength, fine COM
plexion, pure breath, fine complexion,
pure breath, cheerful spirits Things
that win men-fo follow their use. Easy
safe, sure. 2sc. at all druggists.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1912-07-20
Ali Trains now Run
= ming.

g6tting on monday Of
q Nos l, 81 and s makes
passenger service of the
kthern Pacific as complete
it was before the food.
I'll trains are running Oh
anne schedule which was in
ii force when they were put
put Of business by high water.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1912-07-20
Notice.

| am applying for a pardon.
S. C. Howerton.
Ihibodaux, La. July 10th 1912.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1912-07-20
Trespass Notice

Hunting and trapping on our lands
is strsctly prohibited and trespassers
will Is prosecuted to the full extent
of .lkeslaW.
ssDes Alien ards Land Company, i
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1912-07-20
LiqluotlNotice.

Notice is hereby 4 eu that. Eugene
Breaux has this d J. filed bis -appiica-
t on for License rs Retail Liquor
Dealer, located at hbout five miles
pelo# the Town cd hibodaux, on the
left bank Of; the Baou Lafourcle, in
the Parish of Lafofche.
Dated, May 31sq 1912.
Edtene Breanx.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1912-07-20
FoESale.,

Il rosa US restaurant and saloon in
agar IL rice district, established
s81;,eSact quiok;aadress occupant
1l6 n erbiguy New Orleans.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1912-07-20
Liquor Notice.

Notice is. hereby given that Charles
E. Knobloch has this day fled his
application for license as retail
Liquor Dealer, located at about ten
miles below the town of Tbihodaux,
on the left bank of the Bayou La
fourche, in the Parish Of Lafourche.
Date. May 26th 1912.
T.. f. Knobloch.
Trespass Notice!
The public. is hereby notified that
hunting, fishing, picking, trap
ping and otherwise trespasslng, is
positively prohibited On any and ali
our lands, under the penalty, of the
Law.
a. j. LUrcHEa AND OTHERS.
DlBERF, STARK & Brown.
Cypress Lumber Co. Ltd