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The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1912-12-06
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1912.
D. r. READ, EDITOR.

The present political campaign in this
parish, while being hotly contested by
a number of candidates embOdieS but
one real vital issue. And that issue is
not one of men or political liberty by
a free and enlightened people. In other
words it is the question OF whether
the people of the parish as d whole will
control the issues of the parish. or
whether single community, whose
interest are now and must continue to
be, to a large extent opposite to those
of the parish, shall control the political
destiny of the new parish. When you
consider the manner in which Jennings
forced the division of the parish, at
this time, knowingly againstthe strong
ly expressed wishes of the majority OF
the people OF the parish; when you con.
slider the manner in which Jennings
gerrymandered the line on the western
side of the parish, to please no one but
herself; and when you consider the
fnrther fact that Jennings attitude to.
ward the people of the parish as whole
has always been purely a selfish one,
can there be any doubt as to her att.
tude should she succeed in electing the
candidates she has slated, and eStab-
lished a Parish Seat Political Ring?
There can be but one answer to this
question. If Jennings succeeds in elect.
ing her political slate, she will be en-.
abled to form political ring, that will
control the destinies of the parish for
a generation yet to come. A vote for
MeSSrS. Howell, Fuselier, Price, Mack
and Smith, of Elton, is a vote against
such catastrophy, and vote against
these gentlemen, is vote in favor of
it, for the fight lays between these
gentlemen supported by the country
districts, and the Jennings line up sup.
ported by Jennings.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1912-12-06

Our esteemed friend, w. B. Clark,
candidate for sheriff from Jennings, is
Offering as an inducement for Jennings
people to vote for him the following
promise AS voters are aware Jennings
is under bond to furnish the Court
House etc. and all necessary furniture
for period of THREE years free to the
parish" and if elected he promises to
equip his own office for that period.
Now we just wonder why Mr.. Clark
limited his promise of equipment to
THREE years. Is not Jennings bound
by every sacred promise that her citi.
zens could make, outside of bond
with for6ettwhich we would consider
the surest way to bind Jennings
to furnish the courthouse for TEN
years? Was not the Use of her
spacious city hall for the pc >iod of TEN
years one of her most glittering prom
ises held out to the voters in the parish
seat fight. and yet within a few short
weeks we find one of the leaders of
that memorable campaign has seeming.
ly forgotten these prediction promises
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1912-12-06
Not three weeks remains in which to

Not three weeks remains in which to
pay your 1912 poll tax. If you failed to
pay it Within that time, remembes you
be disqualified for voting for the next
two years, and possibly more. Better
pay them today. If you are not going
to Lake Charles within the next few
days, better hand, or send your money
either to Mr. E. c. Willard in the Calca.
sieu Trust & Savings Bank, or to the
Welsh Post Master, Mr.. VIM. Terry,
either of whom will see that it is paid,
and secure your receipt.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1912-12-06

Don'tforget that if Lake Charles was
enabled to dominate the GestinieS of
the parish of CalcaSieu for the past gen.
GRAFTON, as is well known she did, with
but little over one fifth of the voting
strength of the parish, that Jennings
will be enabled to exercise even greater
powers with her nearly one third the
vote OF the parish within her precinct.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1912-12-06

Out of possible thirty million voters
only a little less than two million
Chinese citizens have qualified them.
selves to vote in the first election to be
held next week. Don't be a Chinaman;
pay your poll tax before Dec. 31.-Lake
Charles American Press.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1912-12-06

1t is hard for the common people to
understand wherein a Political Court
House Ring, dominated by Jennings
will be easier to endure than politica
court house ring dominated by Lake
Charles was.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1912-12-06

It's poor kind of business man
that expects his town paper to make
war on the mail order houses, but does
not think it worth while to advertise
on his own account.-Beaumont Enter.
prise.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1912-12-06

Remember! Welsh lost the parish
seat, because portion of her voters
failed to pay their poll tax. Have you
paid yours? If not better do it today.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1912-12-06

1t costs no more to pay your poll tax
today than 1t will to wait until the last
day OF the month, and then possibly you
would forget it.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1912-12-06

THE SATURDAY EVENING POST
Ion sale at JOURNL BOOK STORE.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1912-12-06

Rev, E. NJ. Stewart was in Baton
Rouge on matters of business the latter
part Ct the week.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1912-12-06

Walter Todd, one Of the prominent
west OF town planters was transacting
business in Jennings, Wednesday.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-12-08
ADJUSTMENTS


ing had been invented that the II.
fusion became a realization, and
now with the use Of an intricate
lighting arrangements, an absolute
ilIlsiin of depth and perspective can
be pictured upon any stage.
Daniel L. Martin, who will pre-
sent Gene Stratton Porter's. famous
novel, "Freckles," in dramatic form
at the Cairo Opera House on Wedneg-
day, Dec. II, was quick to follow the
example set by Mr., F7rohman, and
the wonders Of the Limberlost For-
'st are revealed on the stage in all
Us wonderful beauty. Not only does
the new idea show perspective, but a
wonderful mist is seen to hang over
the swamp scene that il realistic in
the extreme This is H. Only at
traction on tour this 4naaoa. wfth|
the exception of MauGe Adams in
Peter Pan that is using the Alex
2nder sceaary.--Adyt.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-12-08
"Freckles. "

New York theatrical managers
looked with skepticism on Charles
Flrohmans' announcement that H.
had something absolutely new in the
EaY OF stage scenery. For the past
fifteen years there have been many
revolutionary methods in the theatel
In acting, play writing and stage
lighting there have been many new
ideas. But the scenery has always
remained the same-uothing bur
canvas painted the same as cheap
sign board. 1t remained for John
w. Alexander, the emXinent English
artist, to infuse his new idea IN
lMaude Adams production of Chan
teclar, and when we recall that tha|
massive trees used in that produc-
ton could be folddCpp in small tar
paulins, we have some idea Of this
new scenic eQuipmeft,
III was difficult indeed to find Il |
material that would have the proper
ties Of translucency and collapsibla-
ness, and yet would hold the stencil |
ing that carries out the Illusion in |
perspective. 1t was not however I'M
til specially created chemical "siz-'
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-12-08

Hendricks, gay, fascinating, frivo-
Ions, petite and pretty Betty Hem
bricks, who will capture the hearts
LOT her auditors from the start, and
.Set them all aWhirl with her unique
lettering. Miss Hendricks is a charm
ing young lady, with a peculiarly
pretty dimplc and when she smiles
it looks as though her whole face
was a mass of prttty dimples. She
will stag a number of pretty songs ao-
lActions, as only Betty can, and viii
walk away leaving her auditors
l5chag for the hearing and full of the
appreciation and enjoyment whicA
good music merits.
Bicknell and Cibney have a traves
~ number in which a lady tries on
a village character for the stage
Their comedy makes big hi
wherever they appear, especially
that Of the male member of the
team, who does all sorts of things
associated with the genus "rube.
The young woman is very stunning
cooking, ana plays her part to per |
lection "The Small Town Johnny /
rs their skit is called, will be one Of |
We choice bits Of the bill, another
aleetable bit for laughing purposes
,nly. (
One big riot, Hager and Sullivan.
Till appear as one Of the attractions
u This all-star bill. Hager and Sui
ivan are comedians, not the usual
ASS Of comedian so often seen or a
stage, but real laugh y
'1nufacturers, with their scream
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-12-08
First Half at The Kimmel

The ,kimmel at matinee this after
noon will present its usual all-star
bill foG the first half of the week,
First on the program is Betty
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-12-08

seldom found in any gifted sonssters
in vaddevilla--and their piano Sc
loctions--played with the skill and
understanding only skilled artists
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-12-26
&ereins: Na6ri@tem.

S @abren0 aes ONT fommenoen
Sonntag in ser unbefledten @mpfang=
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9 l1br ltattfinoenoen @odamtes gebt
ser in ct. @louo beitebenoe ct. So
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SsSabresneriadnmMrng ser Mitglieoer
belagten Gereins itatt, bei melder &C.
legenheit oie @abl ser 8eamten fir
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miro ulgo iomtige midtige &eretnsan=
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ltri ad,. Scr S1bresperi ammlung nidh
heisro9l1t, berfdM elmer Strof e BON
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-12-26

Sobr gn,1efing lit ms @atn1pen4@e=
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fen's gorrafb an alen 51 5ieiem &C.
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gdidiol fiiger lttb iein idmeres, ge-
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@eier 1T nod 5pei @ohen langem
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oen0 NOR, lit mieoer 10 meit, oab er
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germ g~elegen uro begrabt. Sim Don-
neritaa Morger fin5et BON ser biefieen
8farrfirde aus sic 8eeroigung itatts
M0ge er rarben in Grieoen!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-12-26

meDer unb 6rau boben 1t6 nab Col
.map, Minn., begeben, no iie bei Ser
manoten 5u @oite ieiu uer0en. SJm
boben Mlter Don SO Sabren ltarb
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ndt SSabren, rtt15 on ceiien Sette spnr=
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ser betrauern hren Singing.
Sic Security Gtate 8anf bon ct.
@lou6 fat 100000 gu perleiben auf
6arm 8ropertp gegen annebmbore
8eoingungen. - Mn5eige.
&idbmurb.
@omnpe1roer Samltug miro ser Set
ter Tormirg 6arrners Club bon &id-
mon6 jeine uronatlide @erlam1rlrtng
in ser bieiigen Sta6fbane balten. So
midtige MngeIegenbeiten CUR 8ero=
tbnng porliegen, iin6 onle MitgQieoer
5ur Sbeilnabme ul1fgefor0ert. - Sn
Ser Sonnilie S. 81. 8uiien itellte iid
ein ml111teres Md6den Elm. M0ge es
Sen gltern nl1r Srel,6e bereitem! =
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g. Q, ei,t, 1p1o feline bieiigen biele
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>pobrldRinliH oaaperno bier ~nie0erlai=
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- Tnan5 @iaenbri1tg, melder in ct.
@lou6 lumber 8eban6lung etnes Mu=
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Elm, bot iid aber nod ieinem Belud
uber 5onntog tpieoer na9 81. @lonb
begeben.
6reeport
Goltmeiiter &ubn mobnte ser Ser
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Section lekte @ode in ct. glouo BET.
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madte int elterliden Squire einen fur
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|Sodter ser Gamilie &erfennis, fanoen
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BON Melroie lit uuf ieiner iabrliden
|Sour int Snterelie 0es Senobote1r"
elmer fatboltiden Monatsl6rift. -
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Nus Der mmeesenb.
@plo Spring.

NDlO Sprtng+
Montag, oen 6. Soruar, miro eli
l1br pormittags i11 ser &illage=SaQe
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Ss%nn,ronce So. fire idbrlide Ser
inmmlu1w abbalten, UNI 8eomte fir
SOS Sabr 1918 5u ermdblen. - Sic
lie Gob Spring @emobuer tparen altr
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agitiren iebt bier fir eine abnlide
Seier, meltn 5ns ct. @loar0 eleftrtide
2idt bier gum etiten Meole leudt
tet Sic meiiten ser @ei9dftsbdnler
uno piele 8ripotbepobnlsngen baben
oie 9eitunger bereits angebra@t. =
Die 6armers Wi4ing 60. erfreut fih
unter Ger 8etriebsleitung bon Hbul.
&paD zines lebr Iebboften @eldGfftes.
Ser Miiner gilbert Selte beritebt iein
.@eid1ft auf's @eite, mas sic Quolitat
6es Mefles treffeno Benefit, 6enn es
finoet Mbiab in Seem Sort, Bolton
uar9 8altirnore. = SSn sen erI item 81
gen bes nel1et1 Snbres miro 6us 11el1e
geidaftslofal ser State 8anf Don
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ge0ffnet. Sos 1reue 2otm miro nrit
elmer mo6ernen Mltsltattung uro 9e=
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IN Stear,ls County iein uro oos @e-
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Iodter @elena bon bier befin6en fidy
5u 8eiub bei @ertpor6ten IN Sal,lf-
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inbr 5uriidfebren per0en. - De
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Der 3ubereiittng BON Sizes Star"
Gemperen5 : @etrdnfen benust tnirb,
mobur9 onsieIbe einen iold erb0btetp
@ertb erlangt. - Die Sirit Sectional
8om gibt diefes sSabr abren 41rtsoetr
aeinen biibiidben @n1tofn1enoer NUT ser
Min1efotn @arte l.1t1 ser ser Berei-
nigten Stnaten. - &eber, Soba ser
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NIT Dem Minr1eiotn @inm n,1sge-
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aeiertoqe I'M trauten g~lterubarle per-
bringen.
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leits geldloiien miro, e3 lei ben1t, MON
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zines an6eren beltimmen. Witt Dem
gm,ntp-@efarwniB in ct. eloaeS lteH
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= Mody @euiabr miro Sarrp Eger
nod Glorioa reilen urto ool elblt fir
orei Momnte pertpeilen.
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aarl rerte1, ON Counting nod ebt'
cogo, no fie Sdmeiter nro Sanbe,
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ieine,r 8er,f ausbil0et, beil1d'en
1mo no4 Meujobr na4 ct. elol'o
5uriif5ieben merben.
Sic Security State 8anf BON ct.
glou0 bat 100000 au perleibe11 out
sSarm 8ropertp gegen anne9mbare
@eoiugungen. - Mn5eige.
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fodm'la @iidof Saeob Srobec in Der
ct. SSobars abtettrde Sent bodpp.
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ct. Glouo Ole Giafonatsmetbe. Mm
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Seffron BON Winona Sen bodpp.
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mobei @odbem lelhen @err Maprboter
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lodm. Serren @eien0orf inns &tlton
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uad ser geeiie long Der oierIti Hslig
gemiide gbor oas 2ie6 .N'enId'er1,
sic sbr mart perlore11." 8ei ser Mel-
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Ser MeiIe iong ser &roerdor epteoer
5 perihieoene @eibnadtglieoer. 8et1r
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Incident Ser bodm. p. &apboel, ?.
g. 8, bon ser st. Sobns Mbtei bic
6eitpreoigt bielt, tpur6e cine Dierittm-
mige gemrifbte Meiie bon 9. Molitor
aI8 DHertortam mieoer oon1
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ilrnt coeli, uno nad '6em &odar1rte
lona ser pierftimntig gennii9te Man-
mrd,or bos 2ie6: gs lit Elm Sos ent-
lpramgen. Madhnitto9s 3 11br long
ser %oieritimmig gemii9te @bor 6ie
@esper, Sen Spmnes vslpe morris
iteua," 80 iolutaris", rTantatm er~
90 u11o nnd ser &esper elm Darflie6.
Sic perldieoenen @eldnge bom ge=
miidten mie pom MGinrter= inns bonn
@inoerdor entipraden ir ie0er 8e5ie=
ihrng sem boben Sone oes Seites, unb
alte mie iunge Saneer boben iid
iSurdJ ibren @eIang CUR 8erberrIidung
SEES observation-disclosures @bre etngelegt
Dor @ott un6 SEN Meniden.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-12-26

SEQ MealsIiiig hibr bier Der Muto
mtr4 nod spri1g Sill 1ulo bon bort
nod @oscoe, no fei1e Madfer erfranft
rie6erIieet. lic. 2llteen, meIder
ieine in ct. SSotapb nobneroen glter1r
beiudte, febrte aa1riiiid- l1rn miro bier
in ser Sdhrieoe 1less aNeeter sdnfiHtt BBe.
diftiglpng bnben. Ben. 3irbes 1nto
aiin @nter find nit Ser Mrben an Dem
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-02-09
we can ship them so4far away
without food or drink.
ABOUT PEOPLE

Gov. w. E. GIasscock of West
Virginia, who has 81 varieties Of
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-02-09

financial side IN real business
fashion.
1--WE rather fancy Rocks ply
mouth Rocks), Leghorns, Wyan
dottes, Orpingtons and Reds
(Rhode Island Reds)" volunteer
ed Miss Lydia, the Junior" part
ner, "but we also hatch what we
call common stock Those we
sell as day-old chicks at 50 a hun
dred. The we'll bred stock costs
up to $14 a hundred. All are
higher when bought in lots of
less than 100.
[ guess we could get more for
them, but you see we are doing
quite we'll as it is and want to give
the person who buys them a
chance to make some money,
too"
t There is more to Matching
chickens than most people think"
said Miss Alma, "for after the
eggs are in the incubator, a great
deal of care must be given, or few
of the eggs will hatch. Temper
ature must be controlled, ventila-
ton. and moisture must be regu-
lated; the eggs must be turned at
regular intervals, and a knowl-
edge of incubator Matching must
be had.
"Of course the work does not
end with the Matching. After our
work in culling out the weaker
ones, and in preparing the one
day-old chicks for shipment has
been done, the buyer begins his
work and worry, and if he does
it we'll he will have paying poul-
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reasons why Col. T.
R. should be nomin-
ated and elected,
used to be a school
teacher by trade +;
now he. is an office
holder by profess
sion. In 1900 he got
for himself a place
on the state republi-
can committee, stu
died law and landed
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Q1eQ law ana ldnQeQ
arevenue collectorship, which he
resigned to take over the govern
or's mansion.
William Armstrong, Manches-
ter, Conn, was given a wooden
leg by the selectmen, he agreeing
never to sell, hook or exchange it
without a majority vote of the
board of selectmen.
X
Mrs. Charles Netcher, owner of
Chicago department store is the
most insured woman in the world
81, 10000.
A Maryland legislator has in
troduced bill making it unlaw-
full for any person to make an as
sertion rejecting on the good
name of a woman.
-O-O-
Of the 1924 spoken languages
and dialects in the world, Amer
lea alone has 1924. No wonder
you can't understand half the
folks you meet.