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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-05

pear ln the 1911 Seattle directory.
He registered in Precinct $50 Jan
uary 3. swearing that he had lived
in seattie for 25 years. He is a
brother Of Dr. Louis Klemptner.
1871 sfth av.. whose name does ap-
pear In the directory. Klemptncr
claims to own the home occupied
By his brother and denies that he
registered In Portland. although he
admits that he left there seven
months ago. Klemptner says Sc
attic never ceased to be his legal
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Central Egg Depot

SPOKANE. March 5.--Declaring
that they have been kept out OF the
home market through the discrimI-
nation OF dealers. 200 members OF
tha Inland Empire Pet stock and
Poultry association have declared
war on the dealers and soon win en-.
ter the market by establishing CO.
operative central egg depot here.
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The Evening Paper

Is delivered at the house or at the office
and from there taken home. In proof of
this latter fact witness the copies of The
Star being read on the cars every evening.
They are delivered at the office and from
there taken home, there to be read by the
entire family.
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Women Good Shooters

LOS ANGELES, March 5.--Wom-
en- are learning to shoot. and the
days OF burglaries are nearly over.
declares J. II. Wesson. revolver
manufacturer here. But at that"
he added. "a feminine squeal Is .
very fair burglar defense"
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Stars Election Service Best

Complete election returns have been arranged for
by The Star and will be flashed on a screen at the
Allen Dale cafeteria First and Cherry beginning prompt
~ at o'clock tonight, Reports will be coming in imme
diaely after the polls close from every prccnc in the
city
The Stars first returns primary night beat all 9TH
by 30 minutes, and the rapid service will be
peated tonight
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NOW JOHNNY KNOWS

SAN FRANCISCO, March b.
Johnny Williams. .. didn't know
what started automobiles. He ex
perimented with big car. and The
machine went straight into the dry
goods store Of A. 8bevitts. played
around and wrecked the place.
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Election Bulletins

Look
Gill program has
rai no o
i or rsa'e So would nothing
be
only Hi Gin council that
he tcn in NJ on
showed Gill
Cotcrn
cocrl Gil
70
o forgcy.7
Don't be deceived ELEVENTH HOUR LIES
polls .m
while
which . -
~
Gill and Furih pred out OF the city
light plant
slowing Look
OF me nc
ca
PART OF SENT THROUGH OUCH THE UNIT
DECENT MATTER SENT THROUGH THE MAILS
Hi Gill
actively supporting George Sse
A. Of Sehwag Nere and
seve
in 10 come say
order TO
votes said Price
YOU L wdownII andIe a foeigne
the Gill meeting Saturday ngn' from inc
81, -. - 49, r.,.n ,ht ,r.a, 70 all foreign voters
u ie'so' "Nas =
made
No & @ Go csTs's s ss s,'s % -.
M e Try rsina 70 p minute Is sn~n
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Wedding Ring in Fish

riyes in San Francisco tonight.
TO II. w, Oct. 2s, ok was the In
scription on wedding ring Miss
Lulu parr found In the tummy of
yellow-tail she hooked She is ad-
yertIsing for the owner
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&oy - vasvs ~ United IS progressive and
= o6o1oUstisw-
3m n vs@srs Rsosevess. IS Tan. 10 want
ew4 = pelsss want Harmon, want Clark ard want
r&&Gm n 1874
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C0TTERILL MEN
GUARD AGAINST
THE FL0ATERS
Polls close NJ Q o'clock.
westhSr =

Polls close 0 o'clock.
Weather forecsst-fair all
Take time voting ~ make mistake, ask for .
The total registration % $4,000.
primaries YER
The Star Will give complete election First
Cherry.
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Star Witness Dies

VANCOUVER. wash, March g.
Despite the fact that Mrs. Mary
Hamilton. SO. star witness for the
state against II. G, Phillips. former
president OF the defunct Commercial
bank Of Vancouver. died here today,
the second trial Of the banker. at
Kalama. Wash. began at 10 o'clock
this morning. Phillips Is accused
OF having accepted deposits know.
ing the bank to be insolyent.
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SAN FRANCISCO, March S.
The board OF supervisors today IL
on record as warning unemployed
persons not TO come 10 San Fran
cisco. as there are already more
workers here than there are Jobs
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HOME EDITION

Miriam Smiibcrs writes in 10 find out
4 II has ever been. settled whether
r-a-t-s-u-p spells kctchup
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sypednc o i
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Monument 10 CIlism whr you cast yomr ballots oda
,hng rates lower bccaug Gill and Fnrih were pree
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crs were convicted owing tho recall election ae
: today. The crook the polls is the lowest type OF q
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THOUGHT TOO MUCH OF SHOW
Finieky Action Of wife Of English
Fireman Duplicated In Our Own
Country.

Before a justice. in a small English
town OF the south coast there ap-
peared. not long ago. a wife Who ae-
cused her husband OF assault and tat
terry. The man admitted that he had
seized her and thrown her down. per
haps roughly. yet not without making
sure she would fail upon a soft place.
But he had done 80. he declared. in de
fense OF bis person and his honor lie
was fireman. and she had tried to
keep him from going properly appar-
eled and equipped to n FIRE.
The FIRE company OF HE village. he
explained. was composed chiefly Of vol
uuicerH. whose uniforms we're kept In
their homes and kept IN repair by
their wives. a task that no wife per
formed more faithfully than his own,
In fact. she wns too careful Of H.
When night alarm vas given for a
Ere Ia the quarter between the glue
factory and the wharYeH. and he
Jumped up 60 dress. she had positively
refused TO allow him TO put II on. de-
claring that smoke and cinders were
bad enough. but when IL came to salt
and glue and fsh scaI.s as well. IL was
beyond all reason: his Oldest trousers
and pea jacket were plenty good
enough lie had demonstrated and
she had vituperated
But ! didn't lay n finger on her.
your honor not till she 'eavcd n kittle
at me ed when | grabbed for me
boots" he protested. and then II
come to me twas no less than n pub
lic Juty TO chuck 'er on 'er bed where
fhe couldn't hinterfere: and what /
sees to be my jnty. ups and does. SO
chucked err
Were duckIng still the accepted pun
ishment for vizcnish wives. she might
have been awarded poetic Justice at
the nozzle OF n hose. AZ II was. the
case ended. amid general laughter. In
the discharge OF the aggrieved hus-
band. and rerrimnnd to the too
careful wife.
In our own country. and In n com
munity b. no means rustic. a little In.
cident hut few days a~o proved that
IL Is not only the better halves of fro
men who can be- too finiclSy The FRO
wagon. re ponding to stan alarm for
chimney hre was met by the son OF
the house. who carerly anatched an
extInguishcr. while the hrcmen were
unrceiing the hose. Tut the eagle eye
Of the chief was apon him.
Here, here" he cried. authorita.
lively. Don't NEEDLE with that extin-
Euisher. young mah. Why. it's only
Just been polished, d,"-Youth's Compan-
ion.
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Quite harmless.

Good gracious.- exclaimed thsedis-
trict visitor do you harbor mad
men In this village She pointed TO
the subject OF her in;crcst-a little
man with very small eyes and large
spcciacles. Who vas dodEinE from
house to house like a demented human
bee. lie approached each door with
the trusting smile of childhood. He
left with a voliey of language such as
could only cuauatc from long and bit
ter experience.
"oh. nobody takes no notice OF him.
miss. aHEv cred the old tenant Hes
quite harmlens-bccn 20 these 20
years"
Poor fellow said the district yiSi-
tor And what is the exact Azure OF
his complaint"
The tenant smiled oompassionateiy
as he replied:
Optimism mAam. He calls for the
rent every Monday. and actually al
lows himself to fancy he's going to
get IT,"
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Mamie X. CRUDE. Acre tract North
side of Main Street. Canon City.
Colo. except that portion owned by
John Witcher. Fred Pennington AMI
Ciiy OF Canon City.
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chIneac Women Want ballot.

Miss Aarearet cluLg. a young Chi
nese woman. Is at the head OF tho
movement which proposes to form an
Organization OF tmerican wonsrn for
the purpose Of aislri.ag and encourag-
Ing tie WON'T az Ch'sa IN making the
best use of their newly acquired right
TO the ballot. She Is the secretary OF
tho Noman's Auxiliary OF the Chinese
American League OF Justice at Los
Angeles. Cal. and n member OF tho
Chinese Protective association and of
the Chinese Women's Reform club.
Without the assistance OF their
Caucasian sisters the Chinese women
may never reap the full benefit OF tho
franchise" Miss Chung declared when
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tion. When the new republic OF
China granted the franchise to women
Il was the most significant step that
could have been taken In tfs interest
Of progress. Only a Chinese woman
can fully understand whnt IL meant by
giving Chinese girls an equal chance
with the boys. II herAlds tfa dawn Of
n golden epoch. more than even tho
men OF China realize. More and bet
ter missionary work can be dong for
China by instructinE and encouraging
the women IN the use os the ballot
than In any other way
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macIc Of September.

September seems TO me to be thc
fairy among the months of the MAR.
She is 10 crowned With gold. 80 full OF
play and magic spells. she has no
work to do. and Il IL Hhe who trans
forms the green woods and gray
marshes 10 wonderiands OF fairy ro.
and brings the great pale moon back
round and full night after night into
the skies Yes. September has n
magic'-St Nicholas.
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DELINQUENT SIDEWALK.

the
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Frazier. Mark H.. In NEL SEh, Be
ginning 675 II. W. OF s. r. Corner
NEh SEiI thence n 80 deg. 25 min
W. 303.3 II. at right angles " Ely
500 IT. y 81 deg l6 min. w l5S n.
n. 2S deg ~ min. " 1901 II. to n.
f. Corner Hitler tract SW1y along
y. line Hitler tract TO S. w. Cor.
NEh SEA. +. Gi5 II. 10 beginning.
Erederickson. Caroline. 6 and Els IT. 7
Harrison, w. 8. Tract 81. Beaver
fark -.-......- ..-.---.---.-.....
Hodgin and Sharman. .... Out Lot 10
.-........ .s..-...-.-. ..-...-.l"
Hutchinson. y. L., Tract 55. Beaver
Park. .......... .--..............-
Mcclure. W H.. sly 1l1h #. OF SEX
Block ..-........ .................
South Canon Water Company. NJ NV
u. SWh Nwh. Nwh Swh. Sis
SWA NWh NEA .........-..-.
So NEh. M sEh. Swh SEA.
SEh SWh ....-.......-.......-
NJ NWh. NWh NEh. sen Sc
In NWK NEh. BEGINNING 66O II. s.
of n. p. Corner NWh NEh thence
s $50 H. W. S06.s n. n 50 deg. 81
min. f. 127i.s n. to beginning ~
In NEh SWk. Beginning at ~ y.
Corner NEh SWh, thence n. 1890
n w. 9sS3 n y. 13 deg % min y
1865 II. T.. 67f1 IT. to beginning.
walter. Albert ......... East Y .
ga n. front. Beginning on S. side
Water Street. Canon City. 2sS r.
WHY from 9th street. thence WY 60
II. along Water Street SLY at right
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home Run In aoaton.

Here l. how they describe a home
run In Boston;
McSwipc struck the ball n terrific
blow; propelled II In a lateral direo-
ton 10 the uttermost lengths OF the
field. BY means OF this notable per-
formnncc he was enabled to complete
the entire circuit OF the bases. Tho
andlnnca anrlamdah cnrliInlIY
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Macons low Addition
-
portion Block owned
y Rzman C. A. v Macon hitznn"n
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EYES GET FIRST ATTENTION.

There Is no such disguise as that
Of the eyes. IL we want to get TN
impression Of a persof = face we have
TO look at the ewes. You will find
this in any railway carriage or pub
lie conveyance. You are interested
in a face; you fix your eyes on the
opposite eyes. II the eyes meet both
fail; the eyes drop apologctically, for
the inquiry is too intimate. Thttwo
people know well enough. Though
neither may be artists. that you cam
not get an impression of the face by
looking at the chin. or the forcSad,
or the nose; You must look straight
at the eycs-thc window OF the Uoul
and the face becomes n recognize
able unit. The best laguise--as
burglars knows the mask that
covers the eyes only.
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DELINQUENT SIDEWALK.

Roll for Sidewalk District No he City
Colorado County
Treasurer collection
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Van Horn, J. A.............l .l9-20-2l-22
Van Orden, w. T. b.. und. 1-l6 Alice
Francis, Manhattan & Iron King No.
l-2 lodes. Survey l00Is .....-....
Und. 1-1s Maryetta Lode, Survey
l0O67 1890. ...........--..
Und. Lie Lehigh Lode, Survey l056s
Vendetta, Mike and Marie. Imps. NEA
SWA ......
...NIa Tract 40, Beaver Park
Vescovi, Peter, .NEA SEA SEt4
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Name of Owner
DELINQUENT. SEWER TAx.

Roll Sanitary No the City
o a certified
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DELINQUENT SIDEWALK.

Roll Sidewalk District No the CITY
OF
reasurer for
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DELINQUENT SIDEWALK TAX.

Roll Sidewalk District No Of the cy
for
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DELINQUENT SEWER TAN.

the Roll Sanitary Sewer District OF
Treasu
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.Algerines at Law.

vanni, lots Galyez, Johnson, st. An
thony and Bourbon, also lot st. An
thony, Bourbon, Grant and Miro, 81
600 cash and other valuable considera-
tons. Private.
Frank Castrogiovanni 10 Peter Ma.
male, lot Seguin, Alix, Bouny and Pei
lean, $4,000 cash and other valuable
considerations. Private.
Succession of Chas. II. Crowley 10
Louis Paysse, tract of Sugar Planta'
ton, > miles below the city, fronting
on Mississippi river, also four other
tracts and lots in same neighborhood
fronting on Mississippi river, $4,000,
terms. Bailey.
Same TO Same, tract miles below
the city fronting on First Lane, being
part of Lacoste plantation, also pOr.
tons of tracts adjoining same, $4,000
cash. Bailey.
Louis Paysse to the Orleans Planta.
ton Co, Ltd, same property described
in the two proceeding acts, $4,000
terms. Bailey.
GENTLY Terrace Co. to Miss Mary
V. Hulse, 3 lots ST. Roch, Spain, Selma
and Monroe, $3.50 cash. Benedict.
John E. Crane to Eureka Homestead
Society, !ots Wagner, Evelina, Ope.
lousas and Webster, $500 cash. Bene,
dict.
Purchaser TO Vendor, same property,
$500 terms. Benedict.
Mortimer J. Robelot, ct ais to Albert
y. Robelot ct ais, lot Patterson, Whit.
ney, Pelican and LeBoeuf, SIPS cash.
PUG.
Mortimer J. Robelot ct ais to Albert
y. RobelOt, Jr., lot LeBOeuf, Patterson,
Whitney and Pelican, $3.50 cash. PUG.
The herald., 1912-02-22
A JOB FOR AN EXPERT.

A gang Of navvies We're employed
on a railway contract removing earth
with wheelbarrows. While proceeding
with bis work one of the navvies no.
ticed that the wheel of his barrow was
squealing terribly, and to put stop
to the noise he turned the barrow
over, and was in the act of greasing
IT when the ganger noticed him and
shouted out:
"Halloa. O'Brien! Halloa, sir! What
the deuce are you doing?"
I'm greasing my barrow, sir"
who told you to do that?"
Sure, no one. sir. / took 1t upon
myself"
well. don't let me catch you at 1t
again. What do you know about ma
chinery ?"-Tit-Bits
The herald., 1912-02-22

appeared the subscribers. who do.,
under Act %6 Of the leyislatpre ared
ana or ISIS and " the proyisin,. ol 10, y
OF 1904 and m" general Iaus -. Ol IA
| relative thereto. they form thara.t ne y
corporation Tor term Of ninatn ves
Years under the name "CS4hnae
FEED COMPANY, LIMITED" Hano9lLN,
ltctS ana purposes are declared ~ u
! buying and selling and rsrryin 10 b
general wood, coal. feed and S.ng on gi
hard and soft coal. ire wood baa bust,
| bran, peas, and other fpnt>tpN' on, n
ana mules. cattle, poultry. etc .ot b.
| r"ctly or as selling agents % sto,lW sel
try, powder, medicine. ana CO AID
| Things necessary and cunducrive AID
| lure OF me bus ness. Also general u %.
OrS and builders Suupll,.. ys vii coats
10 buy, sell and mort.l.r rrsi as to
The capital stock shall La es'ate
thousand t2J,O0Ol dollars dividosse vent,
hundred and fifty shares tpIn, ucu 10
dred dollars (SlOOOOl each ,n oT one
poration shall begin business ~ sad
/ twenty shares shall have been - se
said stock to be paid Ia cash M ,suoscr
Hcription. It's corporate powers shaw
erciSed by a directory composed os
three stockholders. IN. FIRST boa9
rectorS shall be- elected by the sto.l,
as soon as twenty-five ~haras TSlAaa
have been subscribed for ana'~ol
thereafter on tho first Of lama. alaS
year. Notice OF meetings oF s,s
shall bc given BY better 10 e9cb Soovkaa1
al least ten l1ub DAYS prior 10 hoixa
Said meeting. Each share OF stoct n
ed or represented at said neatIn.pr pa
entitled to one vote and the eIossss, q (
directors shall be by ballot ThnNss
shall elect from their number a n,. uIer
vice president, and secretary ana .sns, \
and shall be authorized 10 maIs usease
rules and regulations for h%kF
per government OF The corno-a,e
also to employ such clerks AZ
be necessary. The dlrectorS .
the compensation Of all Officers Sosl
ployes OF said corporation. I,s saa
shall be in the city OF New OrlaaoIw e,
tionS shall be- served on the presto.
in his absence on the vice pr,.Sidsr.
the absence OF both on tho Secrs., az
treasurer, and al the tetmination
charter or II sooner rs DISSOLVED a
.dirS shall be liquidatcd by the hos,.~
rectors. Should a stOckhGlder doSf.u
pose OF his stock. he shall first osa.u
the company. AV
Thus done and passed in nv ofSn.
city or New Orleans aforesaid n.
month and year, in the presence ~ "
Michael Irwin and James Jemison a.
rs. who hereunto sign their names ~
with said appearerS ald me, notary
nI
erS. witnesses Michael Irsr,.aA i
JemiSon. u
JAMES J. woULFE. Notary PsL,
|, the undersigned recorder OF mort,
In and for the parish OF Orleans So
Louisiana. do hereby certify that thu
and foregoing act OF Incorporated ~
''CarrolltOn Feed Company. LimitsdS
this day duly recorded in nv ofice !. y
1851. folio -.
New Orleans. January 22nd, 1919
(Signedj EMILE LBONARp n, 4,
| certify the above and foregoing IA I
true copy OF the act OF Incorporated A
CarrOllton Feed Company, Limited. an
the certificate Of the recorder OF metrI
attached thereto.
In faith whereof ! grant these n,s,
under my signature and the impress a
seal Of Office at New Orleans, Ia
twenty-secOnd day OF January. 1912
JAMES j. WOULFE, Notary Pun
(SeaD Jan % feb 1si5sE
The herald., 1912-02-22
ARTICLE Ill.

The objects and purposes for which this
corporation is organized and the nature Of
the business Ia lr carried on by il. are
hereby declared to he: tn buy and sell for
its own account or for the account of 9th
erS. on commission. brokerage. consignment
or otherwise, fruit, vegetable. orchards
plantations, truck gardens and real estate
and lands in all its phases. including tene-
mentS, tramways. water craft. mortga geS
mortgage notes. bonds. shares Of StOclseand
other securities 10 lend money on property
real personal or mixed; on railroad tram
ways, canals, water craft. bonds, stocks and
other securities: to lease. rent or hire pro
perty and to make leases as lessor or les
see: To act as broker. agent or trustee for
individuals, firms or corporations 10 guar
antee titles 10 lands and other real estate ::
10 reclaim and improve landed property: to
lay out town lots or suburbs. pave streets
sidewalks and alleys: to lay sewer. drain
age. water and gas pipes TO connect with
municipal plants. or for the sole Use of such
subdivisions 10 erect poles and lay con
Quits to receive and support electrical wires ::
TO construct and erect. or to contract for
the construction and erection of buildings
docks. water craft. tramwayS. railroad. ca
mails. workshops and mechanical plants and
generally to do and engage in any other
business. undertaking or enterprise connect
ell with. growing out of. germanp or Incl
dental To any Of the objects and purposes
hcreinabove set forth or contemplated by
this charter.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

At a meeting of the board of directors
and stockholders Of the Augustus Block e.
gar Co, held In their office Saturday, Febru-
airy 10th, 1912, the following resolution was
passed 1T was resolved that the concern
be liguidated; Mr.. 4. " Mansberg was
named and appointed as Hquidator All
correspondence pertaining to the affairs of
the concern should be addressed to Mr.. z.
\. Mansberg. Liquidator, p. o. Box 1927,
New Orleans, Ia.
The herald., 1912-02-22
Civil District Court.

Succession of Thos. Finegan, peti
ton to sell movable property.
Mrs. J. V. Kramme VS.. F. Leblanc
exceptions. Robert O'Connor.
VIM. J. Hennessey VS.. Democratic
Executive Committee, Parish of Or
leans, exceptions of w. T. Christy. Lee
gier L. Gleason.
Same VS.. Same, exceptions. J. c
Henriques.
Mrs. J. V. Kramme VS.. F. Leblanc
rule continued for argument.
The herald., 1912-02-22
Credit Sales.

Ideal S. & II. Assn. to John w. AK
man, lot Powder. AliX, Bouny and Pei
lean avenue, $4,000 mortgage. Rem
audin.
Eureka Homestead Society to John
+. Crane. two lots Wagner, Eyelina
Opelousas and Webster, $500 mort
gage Benedict.
The herald., 1912-02-22
How II Happened.

Did you quarrel with your wife's
mother that she went home so soon?"
No, my wife Quarreled with her"
Your wife?"
yes; you see, she ordered me not
to smoke in the house and l was
smoking the cigars my wife gave me
on my birthday"
The herald., 1912-02-22
CHARTER
OF oUETzAL COFFEE COMPANY.
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. STATE
OF LOUISIANA, PARISH OF ORLEANS
CITY OF NEW ORLEANS

CITY OF NEW ORLEANS.
BE 1t known, that on this seventh day of
the month of February, in the wear ono
thousand nine hundred and twelve C91ol
ana or the independence of the United States
OF America, the one hundred and thirty
sixth before me, Scott f. Beer, a notary
public, In and for the Parish of Orleans.
state or Louisiana, therein residing, duly
sworn, commissioned and qualified, and in
the presence of the witnesses hereinafter
named and undersigned, personally came and
appeared: the several parties whose names
are hereunto subscribed as such. who do.
ciared that availing themselves of the pro.
visions OF the laws of this state relative
10 the organization of corporation fhev
nave contracted and agreed, and do by these
presents. agree and bind themselves, as well
as all other persons who may hereafter be-
come associated with them to form and
constitute corporation and body politic in
law, Tor the objects and purposes. and nm
der the agreements and stipulations herein
after set forth and expressed
ARTICLE I.
The name Of this corporation shall no ths
QUETZAL COFFEE COMPANY. under which
name 1t shall have corporate existence and
succession for ninety nine years from and
AFTER the date hereof, and shall have mower
10 contract. to sue and be sued, to purchase
lease. mortgage, Pledge ALLEVIATE or encum
per real estate or personal property of eyerv
description, and generally to exercise FOR
all purposes connected with or Incidental
10 It's business as hereinafter set ont ALI
powers conferred upon corporations by the
laws OF the state OF Louisiana.