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The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1912-06-20
First Cotton Blossoms.
Editor County Record:

Editor County Record:
Inclosed find first cotton blossom
seen in this section. 1t was picked
from the field of F Montgomery, ar
Industrious colored farmer. who has
thirty acres of the best cotton the
writer has seen, and it is ii the best
state of cultivation.
SUBSCRIBER.
Salters Depot, June Is.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1912-06-20

Mr. J R Cox of Gourdins sent US
yesterday the first cotton blossom
seen in that vicinity this season.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1912-01-20

,ubscribers whofali 20 rrcetye their parez
Il time 1hOnld notify a without DELAY.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1912-01-20

Precinct Nd 4.-shali include the.
Baton Pilon and Ch0ctaw settlements,
with polling place 1t or near the pub
lie sthohouse Section No. u.
Police Jury Ward No. s. +
Precinct No. l Shall extend. ftom
the upper line Of the parish IN lhafeAr'
OF Ward No. s TO- the Grand Il "a.
you bridge with polling placat at OF
near Onazippe Cniasson's place onsthe
Chacl bay Ridge Or settlement. ~.
Precinct No. g. Shall extend from
1.-The bridge over Grand Bayou to the
lower line Of the A. A. Laf0reet place
formerly with polling place ator near
Victor Iegendra's place,
Precinct No. s.-ShaN comprise tho
MalAgay settlements, with polling
place ct or near Louis Kraemer'o
place.
s,es.ss. Police Jury Ward No. T.:
F. Precinct No. .1.-Shall extend from
Lafo,arche Crossing, left hank, to the
lower line Of Ariel plantation tnrlud-
ing rear settlements With polling place
ut or near the Store Of Toups q Claude,
formerly +. Ledet's store.
Precinct No. 2.-Shall extend from.
the lower line of the Ariel Plantation
to the upper line Of the Upper Ten''.
plantation OF Mr. Leon Godchsux.
with polling place at or near the WI
linton Hebept store or residence. -
Precinct No. 3.---Shall extend from
the upper line Of the, Upper TeH''
plantation to the upper line az the
Raceland. plantation including the
Cothaux Folse, with p0llln& plAce at
Bowie, near the main store q tAe
Bowie plant
Precinct No. 4.---ohall extend ffosn
the upper line Of the Raceland planta-
ton to the l0wer. line Of the Georgia
plantation Of s. c. Mathews With q
| poll at or neal. the residences OF the
Mary piahtatiqu Of MIR. Leon. God
Police Jury Ward No 8.
Precinct No. 1.-.Shall include the
whols of Ward. No. 8 with polhng
place at or near RosemOnd Dufresae.
Police Jury Ward No. g.. v
| Precinct No. 1---Shall extend from
! the lower line of G. 8. Mathews 0eor-
gia plantation to the lower line Of Mrs
Joseph Barrileaux's place with polling
! pace at or near Longvillo. ~.
- xVoCkuCt NV i-~-t9A0h. CAtOAtN AOAAA
the Lower line of Mrs Joseph Barrit-
leaux's place to Harang's Canal, with
polling place at or near Yrasimond
Forst's place.
Rolice Jury Ward No. 10
Precinct No. ]. ---Shall comprise both
sides Of Bayou Latoiircho from Ha-
trapg's Canal to the upper line of the
jean Galjour's place now or former
Fly with q polling place ut the Cut Oh.
Precinct No. ST. Shall comprise
both sides. Of the Bayou Lafourcha
from the upper line Of Jean Galjour's
place to the lower line. Of Gregoire
Serigny 9 estate, with polling piace at
or near the old Janvier Guedry resi-
donco'
Precinct No. s.---Shsll conrsise
both sides Of Bayou Lafourchei from
the lower line OF Gregoire 3erigney's
estate to the. Gulf Of Mexico, with
polling place at or near tho residence
Of the Pierre Lee place near the Ssn-
der's Canal on the right bank Of be
you Lafourche.
Done and signed at. the Parish Of
Lafourche, La, this 30th day Of Do
cember 1911.
j. A.. @. Coi9net,
Chairman Democratic Parish Con-
trail Committee, Parish Of LAfnurche.
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Police Jury Proceedings.
Bts ]! Loa,siAna.::
Parish of Lafourchs

= :. 49, ,s...e.x ~ 49,
-. Tnlnodsnx, La, annsry nth. l9l1
THO ronoe tafy mes+nis dsy In regu
lar session. ~
Present.-MrsJ L. Baaset, Ffes1
oens, ana Meserss Leonsrd Felgout, Y
!. hafrlos; I: 2. boudIeaux,J !. l.. no
orlgot Sno .Alexanuse 'Ehertot.
M rra.oLa..p M 81 &c.. H. ~ ' Hss =
M. .,,irrta. - d. a ss.oin,, - Meno
h.r oth ia,, -. ,a, " 49, .,. W Nos9n !.
10000 1en.i 'o1A .'ae :na epptosoA :
NJ Me,, o.+.o u-.,
M.t;,s".E he ~ sle % =.
~ .ddrass' tha tI1rvs = ststea tn.t ~.
na,.. :" +. 81 ILL u. q ~ p sng Ssp1ens
fonrcho and Terreponne aeainst toe Te,
rsbonne Land Company and that : bono
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1912-01-20

| Of Z writ Of seizure and sale issued on
| Of the Twentieth Judicial District Cour,
In and for the Parish Of .Lafourche, aud
to me dire cted. In favor OF the
nl.intin In tho ahova entitled
anu numoereo cause, l nave seiseo
ana WI oner 70 SCI! q pnnlic auction
E1ccoro1ne 70 Nv, g Lne pflnciRai tron'
door OF the court house ~ Inlnodan1
|sl.e, between the hours ot II O'CLOCK ID
the forenoon ana O'Clock IN the AFTER
noon OF ssid cay ON,
Saturday. February. 10th. 1917
sb ec ,s1 nsmed dsfendsnt to.W I - ''-
A certain tract Of land. sitnated in
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1912-01-20
Notice.
Donaldsonviile Ia. March l91

Donaldsonville In. March 1911.
f4A0nA(1 4. -; ~ " ~ -s4 p .st \
| hereby return ny thanks 70 5 the
j. h. Hempei insurance Agency OF
lucy Ia. for the pDmptnese with
which they settled my claim Tor losl
by Fire for $40O0,-paid me sipfull
by J. II. Hempei, Agent.
Signed: Fred Roggs.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1912-01-20

Statesmen WANTED to look af,er
Eopr interests 10 Lafourche andad
jeeent countries. Salary or Commits.
sion. Address Lincoln Oil 20 Clsve.
Eand, D. Z:
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Observation-Disclosures.
10th JUDICIAL DISTRICT COg11.
PARISH OFLAFOURCHE. n

Mrs. Ellie Ducos "" No. ATS, Arthur
Duet. -.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1912-01-20

I z.~-
| per mo from ian .r..s
MISS Anna Lelener, at Two dol
lars der month from jan lsl2.s
| Miss N argaret Leishter. ri twn
dollars Der mo Tram ian,i 80.
Joseph Cortez at two dollar insr
ess-s, 90 V' pD'-
mo from Jan ! l2..:.........:.
Mrs Edmond Chissson. sttwo dol
lars per mo FROM jan l =. 800.
mrs Camale I!oscleil, st two dol
lars per mo from Jan ~. 100.
MIS- Allence Hebeft, at two dollarl
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1912-01-20
Tresspass Notioe

1'hs pohlie, 10 hereby n"tlh1
hunting, fshing, .noss picking,|
ping, and otherwise trsspasA|
positively .rrohit,its, 90 any Al
IT my i%Ads 'us'd.r psnslsy
law.
Alexandra "a
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Thibodsux, L., January nth, 1919
To the President and members OF the
Police Jury Of the Parish Of Lafotirche.
Gentlemen

Report Of p. +. Legendre, Parish
Treasurer, fntqccount with the General
Funds Of the Parish of Lafourche fol
the term bektnntRg NoAember 9Th, l9ll
and ending Jsnuarysloth, 1919. y
Amount oyerdrAwn Nov 8 1911 $226S7 ~
- nNh1n<n a3rnn----
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1912-01-20

.-s -,
s,lis..! :
- =. PROCLAMATION or =
|.@a., =,
Democratic Primary Election
Parish, of Lsfourche.
-. ,.:,is4-
state Of Louisisas. Parish OF La>
= foorcbe.
-. ". --
I: 1uhsre.s. the Democratic State
Central Committee OF the State OF
(i.ouia;ans. has called primary cleo.
ton "a IL held throughout the State
l[on January 2srd 1912, Tor the pur.
Epose Of oouioatiDg 9 ardidates Of
the Deuscra.ic Party for the Offices
Of. United Suites Senator, Governor,
Ilieutenant Governor, Attorney Gen.
Ieral. Secretary Of State, Auditor.
Treasures Superintendent of Public
[Edneatson, Register ct the State land
office anu Commss'o"es W As...'
detection. Of 1912; Whereas, the
Democratic rs4.sh Cen'Is' Io"u'..ss
lof ne farisn g halou'cne n.s cA'.''
: primary elec1'on = g uelu 'a1oue e.,
l'tas, ths parish 81 ha'ou'cne' y" TUG
Isameday 70 M'.: $50 -.
January*.1o.a 1917 1os .so p"'..
poss g ,om'na'lng Two csu""'.sss -
ne AsnocFaac party .ol 'eptese"e.
ft.yeasMafne .psnefat Asse'noy nn
ftns sta.9 ol y. Apn ~ y.
o.c o.r1 2 J. .Dsn Is pal. lI s.o
toan e snsIn. o's.s =, so.. .,
qoimer ,al'o nss.s' 800 $3.50 t", .,,l'
sna poNes 49, n. y; !a''' "... =. .s ~.
psat' a4', ses ~, ~. ..sea 'sos .. ~.
1o1 ~ SOU, 1891 ~ e -. ..e -. ~
sne ke.e. 81. e'sl.o"o. 80, 1 -. Wv
/ ~ ~" ~ cIs..o,n.na;..ss
Gs y, a.'sa o "t...h. o ...;.h
.aS.ne pa"sn -. 80 -. -, nv
fss'u sa's W. 'sa'e ".s 49, -;.h
.a.u vo.nu..:sss ~ ~. . ~. NJ 40 "' ~
.n1 plos's'''s =. .'s .s' ~. ~
a0o"' anu s"ps4.enss r .A.:l..s'
Nn ne' .. sus .'u..' .:" ' =, ~. ~.
wv, ~ $3.50. 49,; :. ~ ,..s...a :, ~. ~
power a9d autnority vesteo 10 me "
the resolutions OF sa'd committees
fcaiijpQ said primary elet.tion. and by
| tho nrov;;siona Of the aforesaid Act
NJ NJ p 40 - ,aae y I ~ r;r...,
Chairman Ut tue democratic tentrai
Committee Of the Parish Of Lafourche
dn.herehv ,,rncla,m and make known
g., n1a,...,;o n.;n... .l... ;o,,
tuas Oeu'oe'a esc p1'.A".l e'ees'o'
on 900 ......- -, -. - :
1olu, 1919, pet"eeu sus uou's VI
%. and Z p N throughout the parish
Of LafOurche. at the regular polling
'' ..so -. > = 80. $3.50.
lese'naitet oauee, !" WHY" e'ess.ou
all white Democrats, duly quallnt:d
8tSEtOJ0, VIII DC 0utttIeO u participate
FIR the nuruosa of voting for the
80 -, -. -:
nom'n.pon o. HI Democfss'c cahu'.
dates for State, parocb'aI ana ward
offices, who have not been declared
non,nated 10 accordance with pro,
|sl.ioos OF Act No ~ Of 1905, and
whose names email appear on. rue om.
|tial ballots as provided tor ny said
fact 4sfof 1906, all in &C, Ordauce with
|th.. rniee and r.0n,ationa ~ ihe !. fore.
E.1;a ps;r.rs .,sc1nn 49,
~.
rolling places Tor sald Primary
electi0u, 10 follows:
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Trespass Notice ,

Hun ing snd trapping 90 our Il
= strictly prohibited aud treap Era
viii be prosecuted u the fuus t4aent
-. tho Law. -.
] S. l'',si', npdo~' cor'r.py
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1912-01-20

:
--.....=.ss.-':..ees.e--'1.. -.
EfoyS the amount YepOrt&u. ohoYe
the credit Of Drainage district Mott
;u1n Of aa63 II belongs to the Their
Drainage District. Drainage District
4is still indebted to the amount
40 zo!9 70 ano 1n..re n. iru n,str,ctn,.
go oeo1 n la =, ta.est Tnnknnrf ijna,ns
ms.t ~ Inv nr ~ III .rd a. terest Drains
nt st.t NJ 8 60 "a a4an Mad inferast
AAs'1 aS' Nv pasuects,,,Iv snhunftfa.s .
De isoerdre. -:
psySsh Tseasn,,
u.po.,s.r. ..aoonaad ~ Nj Rar;l
mov n th.t ~ ehove raxoft be ordss
. .nosTn 10 C.r,;s6 -
srhe com nnittae IN r,aina nresan1
81. 1eisow;no rsrort -
'AA~ @ Te,hndanr In Ian. nth j,
- +h.po,,ce jnrv
nartaamsn- !.
Ne '@ yonr COMMITTEES
o,.,,na be1s "a raport .fhsf they have
.,n;nad nd renort fsvorahiv up0n /
soIlnsinc c,sims and pensioH petltto,
to.wit.- ' '''>> ~
a Rohraeoia A. Rrn. hurvine
mule found on Public road s.. q
az Toret. assessor. -. 81
Il L Wilson, Fare OF peupef 70 4
hospital, and aeeenoant,. =
Thtbodaux FOUNDRY, coal TOT Y u
and prayags, 80. -. .......... "A
| C A Cfxudet, Burial COW found =. {.
dead on Public road.. ...........,
J S Barker constable conveying :.
prisoners to jail. ....... $500: Il
Ellis Br.ndi Sens, Articles Tor !,
Ano = H. a.: "a - 49,: a.: ~
o3 n,anae " "."e1u, oooA' AYE o.
Gaoen 4 =: .rtic,es for iaii IN.
and tH.
Clerk Police Jury.s S Stationery,
stsmpf, etc. ::-...:....... =. II
James Ceary, Sheriff, apprehsp- : !.
sion Leonard lee;-..:: y, =
Thibodanx senupsl, Anp pro y,
n9 s .. =; . ~;
Ns. q sa M<ers Ssst III: Fl
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1912-01-20

~Rully prepared to do job work
Of every description.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1912-01-20
Total disbursements :,

Grand Total overdrawn. 3los72 q
Respectfully submitted
PF Legendre :. .
Parish Treasurer
Report Of P F Legendre, Parish Tres
eufer' In account with the Drainage
FUNDS .of the Parish OF Lsfourche for
the term beginning Novem bSr 9Th, I0li.
sud-endfng with January 10th 1914.
Amount on hand Nov. 8th 1911, .Slllo2 Is
Receipts sihco --
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-06-17
TORNADO SWEEPS WIDE
AREA; MANY ARE KILLED

GAINESVILLE, o., June II. - Two
people killed and countless thousands
OF dollars worth of damage Such Is
the history of tornado that struck
GAINESVILLE yesterday afternoon after
ravishing II large portion of the central
part Of the State.
From Kansas city, Mo-, come de-
tails Of an even greater disaster caus-
ed by a tornado that swept the central
counties of the State about the same
cine. iTwenty-seven persons were
killed and a large amount of monetary
damage was done by the wind there.
In ohio the tornado broke upon the
central portions of the State early in
the afternoon and sweeping forward
left death and destruction wherever 1t
touched
In GAINESVILLE the wOrshipers of n
Catholic church were on the verge of
completing the late service when the
gale struck the building. 1t toppled
the steeple over onto the slate roof
that caved in, tumhing upon the
heads of the congregation, killing two
4, of them instantly and injuring score
Of others.
In Missouri the conditions as report
ed We're even worse. Twenty seven
persons were killed and several hun
drcd Injured, more or less seriously,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-06-17
PERSONALITIES

MISS EMMA HALL, Of Ilonokaa. Is
reported by the Kohala Midget cngag.
ed to Cecil Richard, now employed in
the Honolulu Iron Works.
Il. NJ. CROSS, instructor At Mills
College, will take up his duties as as.
sociatc director of the boys work al
the Y. NJ. c. A. IN September.
ARTHUR w. WEED, a retired real
estate man Of New York city. has de.
cidcd to make his home in Hawaii. IIc
Is accompanied by Mrs. Weed and they
are ON their first visit.
G. Il. BARTER and u. j. RIcard. In.
structors at Oahu College, have just
accepted positions with the Hawaiian
Pineapple Company. They have Sc
cured rooms at the Y. NJ. c. A.
JOHN MORRISON resigned his pO.
sition with the EIilo Railroad Company
and returned from Hilo on the Mauna
Kea. lie will leave for the Coast 10.
morrow and expects to make his home
In Portland.
MISS MARJORY SMITH. daughter
of Rev. and Mrs. Robert H. Smith, will
leave tomorrow for an extended visit
with relatives Of her father in South
Hadlcy Falls, Mass. I'm route she will
spend short time with relatives in
Wisconsin.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-06-17
JAPANESE CLUBHOUSE
PROPRIETOR IN COURT

Y. Wakamoto, proprietor of the Togo
Club, on Vineyard street, who was ar
rested by Liquor License Inspector W.
J., Fcnnell few weeks ago, for furn-
ishing liquor without first obtaining "A
Territorial license, was present in
Police Court this morning. His case
was continued until next "Wednesday
morning.
Wakamoto, according to Fennell,
has been conducting clubhouse on
Vineyard street, where prominent Jap
anese officials and merchants visited
and spent glorious time. II is stated
also that among the guests of tho
clubhouse were local officials. The
defendant appeared in court this
morning, accompanied by Japanese
editors,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-06-17
POOR Showing
FOR NORRIS CUP

As was to be expected with par fig.
urCs cut from IS to 80. the Oahu
Country club made sorry showing
In the annual Tom Morris Birthday
Trophy of the Western Golf Associa
tion. played over the Nuuanu course
saturday. The team finished l1a down
which Is considerably worse than the
showing made In the same event last
year.
Tho day was excellent for golf. there
being but few hcsitating drops of
liquid sunshine and moderate
wind. The course was fast, but the
putting greens were tricky. and the
team as whole had hard luck near
the tin. Every player missed two or
three that jumped in ana out or were
detected at the last moment, which,
had they gone down, would have won
or halved with par.
Following were the individual scores:
r. Gill, . down: II. Ginard. II down;
+, W. Klcbahn, ~ down; II. II. Walk
cr. II down; W. Simpson, Is down;
r. \. Cooke, 1G down: e. p Morse, II
down; G. S. Weight, IS down.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-06-17
NO ASSAULT ON JAPANESE
WOMAN, SAYS JARRETT

Sheriff jarrett, accompanied by his
police attaches. who went down to Wa
ialua last Saturday night to investigate
the alleged assault of japanese wo-
man by three mounted soldiers. re-
turned yesterday and reported that ev-
erything In Waialua was lovely. The
sheriff Is satisfied that no ill-feelng
ever existed between the japanese in
Waialua and the soldiers on account
of the alleged assault of japanese
woman.
According to reports published i'm
the Hawaii Shinpo, three soldiers en-
tered the house of n japanese named
katsugari and, after binding him to "A
chair, assaulted his wife. The reports
were published In the japanese press
ard caused CONSERVATION among the
Japanese at Waialua.
Jarrett made thorough investiga-
ton of the case, and believes that the
reports were made to the japanese
press by some irresponsible party.
Deputy Sheriff Oscar =. Cox denied
having heard Of the assault.
to the Bulletin Job printing and
bindery plant.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-06-17
NEW = TO-DAY
GALL FOR TENDERS.

The president of the Board of Re
gents will receive tenders Intil II
o'clock noon, June "a. for removing the
buildings of the College of Hawaii from
their present location, Beretania- Y Dung
streets, to the permanent grounds in
Manoa Valley Plans and directions
may be secured from John w. Gil
more at the college, and tenders should
he left nj the office of the First Judge,
Circuit Court.
The right Is reserved to reject any
or all tenders.
HENRY Il. COOPER,
President Board of Regents.
52Gj-3t
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-06-17
ALASKA VOLCANO FREAKS.

KARLUK, Alaska, June 16. 49, The
eruption of the volcanoes In the Aleu-
tian range has changed the entire face
OF the country for radius of miles
Old landmarks have vanished and new
bays and capes been formed. The ma
tivos declare that they are unable to
recognize the most familiar places. The
restitution Is terrible, although sup
plies have reached here in limited
quantities.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-06-17

Have you books y0U want bound,
ruling done, or books made, send them
10 tile Bulletin lob printing and
bindcry plant.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-06-17

FATHER REGINALD. archivist of
the Catholic Mission, was taken III
while alighting from King street car
on Friday, and is now confined 10 his
room. practically unable to walk. A
year ago he was similarly stricken
while on Kauai. Father Reginald is
well known here.
W. A. HARDY, a wclLknown con.
tractor Of Honolulu, a son Of Hon. ia.
cob Hardy of Lihue, has taken up tho
tunnel work In connection with our
big electric lighting plant, and will
likely complete the remaining part Of
the work in record. breaking time. Mr..
Wagner. whom MIR. Hardy succeeds,
was suddenly called TO the Coast In
settling an cstatc.-Gardcn Island.
TERRITORIAL TREASURER y. L.
CONELING will leave tomorrow even
ing for Kauai on private business. 10
probably will be absent two or three
weeks.
DIR. PRATT, president Of the Board
Of Health, and Dr. Mccoy, head Of the
mosquito inspection bureau, will 90
to Maui Thursday on trip Of general
inspection. DR.. Mccoy will complete
his annual report on that island. the
only item remaining for his yearly re-
port to the surgeon general, to be for
wardcd to Washington July /.
Have you any rubber articlcs?"
asked the man entering the store.
surely" replied the salesman. I'VE
have "A fine line of oppra glasses"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-06-17
COLORADO RIVER FLOODS.

NEEDLES, Cal, June 16.-The Col
orado river is rising rapidly, forcing
many settlers in the Imperial Valley
to move to higher land. The damage
so far Is slight, but threatens to in
crease.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-06-17

The appeals Of Mary Rookie and tho
John Ena estate are the first cases set
for hearing by the Tax Appeal Court
of the First Judicial Circuit. which be.
gins its sitting at 2 o'clock this after.
noon in the Wilder building. These
first two cases are not expected to re
Quire much time for adjudication.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-06-17

to the Bulletin Job printing and
blndery plant.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-06-17
FOUR DIE IN TORNADO.

OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla, June 16.
-Four ranchers were killed yesterday
In tornado that cut wide swath
through several counties in the State.
The damage done to property was
large.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-07-10

In these days of high cost of
living. a medicine that gets man
up out of bed and able to work in
few days is valuable and vel
come remedy. John Heath. Michi-
gan Bar Cal, had kidney and blad-
der trouble, was confined TO his
bed, unable to turn without help,
I commend using Foley Kidney
pills and can truly say was re
loved at once" His example is
worth following.
Curtin Drug cu@r,-...North side
Square; Curlin's Pharn1ar&r~Nes est
side Square. d&T
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-07-10
<<><~>>>>>>>>>

, you wanl to win out on July
vi course. Well what are
49ihs to win Sitting around
l'sufthe with a pencil won't
you anywhere in a thousand
us the workers that will
rerhaps You would only like
E'h II that's the case YOU
1ose' because it makes no diff
I've now much you may desire
'"s' you Will never get it
'at the necessary effort. Do
,a'e 10 VIM Haven't you So
your friends for their sub
."hS and didn't you tell them
eere working for the premium.
'a' is the case you arc virtu-
'"uer Obligations to these
Arc no are watching your race
az more Interested than you
~ n'"h They want you to win.
"a 'ne foolish things you have
o'' Oh Your mind and buck
9Sn to real sure-enough hard
-, ~ only ten days until the
a"a surely you can afford to
very exertion to obtain those
SUBSCRIPTIONS to the Daily
IN, mat will mean so much ,lor.
Ioa .un and pleasure to be had
very own automobile. Or
~, are r working for those trips
H. w. Colorado you can certainly
In,n an of your time from now
t a, the end OF the contest to
(er Aa "a. of the double trip to
|t,l. and return. Suppose it is
warm now? After YOU
|, won you will have several
b. s.. enjoy the scenic beauties
h :, n'and old Rocky mountains
o. :" -, Is always cool and the
van y. .ae pines is ever wooing
e'' to their shadows. It's
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-07-10
\ MOTION Is FILED
FOR \ REHE AIRING
snothcr Effort Will BE Made to
Have Oates Case Reversed

Have Oates Case Reversed.
Austin Texas. July 10 Burrell
0ates. the Dallas negro who has
been 80 many times tried and con
yIefed in connection with the killing
al Sol Aronoff. merchant Of the
North Texas city, obtained another
stay OF execution yesterday when his
attorney. A. S. Basket, filed a no
lion for rehearing in The court OF
criminal appeals The court S vaca-
ton will not end until next Oeto-
her and this means that the mo
ton cannot be acted on for at least
three months
Oates has been given the death
nenaltv six different times The
ease was affirmed on the last an
peal Yesterdays motion for re-
hearing came in tin,l IA bond ar
the mandate which vac ia baya
heen handed down rb,. ,rinffn.,1
orounds of fba motion arc III.
qaso= bacanea of tastin4a,,,, NV Oates
himself and Nathan .r,,norf san
~ ,ha ,aoro,s= y;cti,n II tho triol
a.tas o,,oe+ia,a,, ,.ora,,,i,,.,
eornor naeos aaai,st bio,. .ana far
mon slouchto. ava +bo o.hor for
-ooo,1 ae,rr,, r,,,r,,l,. ooa cow,
,ranofs ,aetisiaa ra,ard;,o Dr.
,,,,,,to. 90 s,bo,.. ei,,,, ri 1900,
sbove tb.+ tho +ostt,oan,. &c ,ho
,,,aroba,t,. co.., 80
IT.. ,.,o,t ,,,.,,,..t.., 49, e..
a,a 49,. .uia,. pIt3, ~. - .e..,
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;aa.;au. 80 o. ,ae.sz5
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