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lie Adams--23 acres, 8 15,t
3. r 10 in Adams town; SO
,aoresgn r SO, t 3 A.. 10 81
Flfao Adams-2Oa, n hf OF
ne or of NV qr,s 20,t 3,r 1874 50
Dominic Arouse, lot in blk 1873
in N W Bogalusa. -. ....4 70
FINK Adams-lots 1911, 1872,
I 10 26 in Angie. ..12 80
Mr. s W Adams-318.47 a in
4hr37,t3, r IA; 91.N a hr
Sc, IL. r IA; 1928 hr37
!; md IS, t 2 and 3. r IA;
1927 q Hr 40 and Sc, Or
10 and 14,less 9 acres sold % 81
NJ Burkhalter-19 a lots l
and 2, 9 10, t 8, r TO-. ....6 81
GS Berry q and impts, e,
. 8 and " by E D Metz, acq
1T ed Metz. go. ....5 IS
EFT Brumfeld, / lot and
impts and mdse. Is 81
Joe Brumfeld, 40 q, n byBan-
ner Lbr Co: Q by Il s L Co,
Shy Warnerton. ........:7 10
DL Barber 80 a, n, e, and
y by G 8 Lbr Co.,. -. $ 81
D N Brum6eld, 80 q, n by F
] E Simmons. " by LPBick-
ham, 8 by Silver Creek. 80 %
Wiley Blackwell-1 lot in
IONA and impts. ...3 76
W L Creel- lots /, 2, 8, 4, 5,
ca "a; and lot 4. 50 Is Rio 8 Al
AK Cooper--hf a in Adams.
town. ..3 81
&c Corkern-12 q acq Of r
y r Jenkins % Is
Nj Casabon lots II and 10
b2in E Bogalusa .... ...:4 "a
Mr. Ida Carter lot and
impts in Pierce ad to
Ffanklinton IS 80
Joan T Chiles, 100 q, n by L
II Bsnkston, Q by E EBre.
land, 8 by G 5 L Go; 50a,
lots 4 and S, u, 5, IA, 40
) 81 90, IS, r IA: 30 a, n
and u w p Adams, 8 Silas
Adams 20 81
10 Grain, rs q, beginning at
5 boint on n line neqr of SO
az. . SO, t2, + 49,. ......5 81
j & Grain, 100 a, n by Grains
Creek, 8 by Pushpatapa or,
.bYstate line. ~ 3
S. Sof Nathan Grain, 120 q
81 MY ] ] Drain, Q and 8 by
epco, Y by Joe Bulloch. 10 O
" Il Grain, lot SO b 6 Angie2O 6
" 2 Grain & Co. lots 152 and
imptsan mdse in Varnado17 5
Z j Creel, 80 ., 9 hf ct sw Or,
- 10. "TRIP ........9C
81 s. Casper. 3 ., n by Angie,
|ss' On o G Mr. r. ..........4 Q
~ Y n Cheshire, 80 q, n R M
ss rope, ., Q, ", F P Sones. 5 :
i benham, / Id acre and
i1nplad ht of ne Or, 8 %,
III + s - of G T Riley,
.| 81 land and impts
-. ~ rs feeides in Denham
7. u o Bogslusa; lots 5,6,7'
80, 10, IL, 70 in NV Boga.
"a -: lots 81, 80, 80, "a, b
~ y D, acq Of Bogalusa B 4 L
oooiation. ...56
y u 3 Dickey, ! horse, 80 hogs
/ buggy, diamonds and jew.
: bie ;;; i c., i mules, . .
q IL, 1 wagons I mdse..131
Nh Emma Erwin, 40 q, ne
8 a. ot o Or, Q Is, IA, + 10...4
III e ] G Erwin, IS q, SO Or
Of = az, ssc IA, pit OF ne or
81 . qr, 3 II, tt, r H.. "A
6eborn Easterlng, "a q, lot
lot GO "a, "A, + 49,. IS
i & Fussell, IS ., n by J P
Mol sndon, o by G Ste.
yshs, = BY Bud Dyson. A
4 r Fcrtsnberry, IS . in n
p9tt hr IS, t /, + 9, n by 3
+ Fortenberry, 9 by J 2
Rntsnbsrry, south BY H N
SGhillinR -. ID
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C. EOunQo0, lou - y ! aI1u
impts in Richardsontown II 2
las 3 Gibbs, lot q, be, l. ,
A Pierce ad to Bogalusa. 3 i
reenlaw Lumber Co-80 a
timber only, 8 hf of Sc or
of SO or, Sc Or Of sw or;
200 q, sw or Of NV or, NV
or of sw Dr.. s hf Of " hi,
NV ar, sec -, 1, II; 40 a.
timber only. the center OF
q hf of Sc or of ne or and
8 hf of NV or. of NV Or 1,1S;
146a,t 0, NV Or + 26 q ept
of se or Of NV or, sec Is;
81 q, t o, NV or of ne or in
W hf of Sc or of ne or. sec
IA, 2 8; 240 q. sT or OF ne
ar and n hf Of Sc or and Sc
ar Of NV or and ne or Of
ne or, sec IA, 2, 8: 1876 at
o, in hr 81, 2, 10, NV or OF
sec "a. /, 10; 460 a, to, hr
80, /, II; 40 q. Sc or of ne
or, sec 2, 2, ii; 40 q, NV or
Of Sc or, sec 4, 2, II; 80 q.
e hf of sw Or, sec 8, 2, II;
a a, " hf of sw or, sec 10.
2, Ii ex 8 a; 140 a.w hf of
ne or and Sc or OF NV or
and ne or of sw or, sec Is.
2, II; 600 ., all Of sec Is ex
40 q, sc or of NV or 2, II;
100 q, ne or Of sec 10. 2, II;
3Na, 8 hf Of Sc or, nv ar
of sc ar, SO or Of Of ne or.
sc or Of NV Or and sw or
less 40 q, sec 20, 2, II; 12O
q, 9 hf Of Sc or, sw or OF
NV or; 100 q, n hf OF ne or
and n hf of sw or; 80 q, e
hf of NV or; 400 q all of
VIM Simmons hr less 200
., 8, II; AGO q. all Of John
Miller hr 40, 2. ii; 120 .,
v hf Of sw or. 9 hf Of 9 hf
Of NV ar, sec 5; 500 q. hr
80, 3, II; 80s, 8 hf Of NV
or, sec y, 2. II; 100 ., NV
or Of NV or, n hf Of sw or,
So ar Of sw Or, 8 q, 2, II;
60a, s'w Or Of Sc or, Sc or
Of sw or, sec rs, 2, II; 260
q, Q hf Of sc or, " hf OF e
hf, sw or Of NV ar, sec u.
2, IL; 80 ., sc ar Of nv or.
ne or Of sw or, s N,2, r.;
100 ., ne or Of sc Or, Sc or
Of ne or. nv or Of ne Or,
ne or of NV or, sec 50, l,
IL; 260 q, 8 hf Of ne Or, 9
hf Of &c ar. g ht Of NV or.
NV or of sw or, sec SO, |,
II; 60 ., sw Or, sec 32,1,12;
320 q, NV or Of ne Or, e hi
of NV Or, " hf Of NV Or, n
hf Of sw Or. sw Or Of sw
Or, sec 6,2.12; 1858 . in sc
cor hr ASH; I16 q, Sc u
|. of sw Or, sec q, so Or Of
&c Or, sec %, NV Or Of sw
Or. sec 8,3 II; 40 ., sw 81
of sw Or, sec 27.3,It; $685.
a, lots /, 2, 8. 4, sec 35,3,11
1886 q, lots 6, 2, sec 3s
Il lot / and sc Or Of sw qrld
g hf ofnw Or Of sw Or, Sc,
81 34,3,lI; Isl 9 in hr 44,3 II
40 a, lot l. sec 20. 8, II; i
j q in hr A. 3. II; $40 y. h:
As and 40, SAIL; 16I q, 81
Of fr sec 3I,3,W ex 100 q
5 40 q, ne or Of se or, sec Il
z, IL 800. 80. ......t
Hatton & Bstson, 200 ., tim
D Dor only, 20 of NV Or an
sw Or Of ne qr, 9 hf Of .
or and NV Or Of sw or, 90
@,4,13.
Hamilton Johnson, sw cor Il
D 8, b I and impts, Rdsntn i.
1Roby Hall, lots % and "a,
90 in L Pierce I'd Bogal,
81 Pm Keys, lot 6, b 16, Rds9n
Mick Klein, lots 10, II, IL,
10 in Richardsontown =.
q Louis Leanhardt, 100 3 in 81
1874.
81 Lestherbury 4 White, 81 q
hr 50,4,11scq Of Minnie Pen
ton; 82.66 a in hr B,4,l'
4 acq Of Mrs Callie johnson
80 :, ne Or Of sw q. and n
9 or Of go Or, SEQ IA, II
Sarah Miller, 50 ., n ut OF g
2 Or, sec 1929. :.
j n Moody, lot 152, b IL, II
81 O4A 4 "a - A nuio
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NJ L Russell, 70 q, lots I, 2. 8,

, 8 10, lots /, z, 3,s 2U,t5,rll oo
W Fisher, lots Z, 8, blk 10
and impts in Richardstown 8 40
: E Ford, 80 ain hr "A, LA 9 II
v A Fortenberry, 65.10O a
in hr Al, 2, IA, n by A Res
ter, $ by main street. 30 "a
Mrs Louisa Fortenberry, "a
100 acre in hr "A, 2 r IA,
n main st, . & s,RAGlover 2 GA
H E Gayer, 100 q, n hi of NV
ar, 8 "a, /, 9; 1884 a, lot 2
Of S 4, 2, 10; W hf,of lot /,
blk 6 in E Bogalusa. 20 AZ
Geo R Gates, hf a and impts
lot Is in Denham ad to -
Bogalusa .......::.;;.,..;.o ~
Geo Gray, W hf b 3 Rlchdsbn3 "a
Rosalie Geordina, lot 3, blk !
Q Bogalusa. ...'....;.':;:o 10
Gam & Calhoun, stock OF
mdse in Varnado. ......8 q
Heirs Of Mrs A Holiday, 80
a, n by c M Breland, " by
Joe Breland, 8 by Silver cr6 II
Mrs Eliza Hines, 40 a, SO Or
of Sc or, 8 2, 2, H.. ....3 Y)
j s House, lots 4, 5, b9, lot l
b 6: lot 6, b II, all IN
Richardsontown. .........9 10
mrs B Harpour, lots 9, 10, b
"a and impts in Richrdsntn7 ~
S " Hines, / horse, 6 cattle,
/ buggy, / saw mill. 10 81
Is w Hodge, Ga a, lots l and
2, sec 2, /, 10. ............7 70
L James,35 a, hr Al, l, o.. ..3 "a
Mrs Francis Jones, LOT 10, b
IA in Angie :. .......1 81
} Sophia Jones, 20 q, hr 81. 8,
13, n by W Byrd, Q by " 80
Rose johnson, lot 6, blk 10
and impts in Richards't'n.:4 Is
Trenton Jenkins, 34.5 a, pit OF
JAD Jenkins homestead..5 70
Ire Jenkins, lots 81, %, b
1856, NV Bogalusa w.. 10 "A
CT jenkins, / saw mill and
Z grist at Jenkins 4 2 cows..10 o.
L G Joyner, / sawmill at Pine
cliff. 10 81
5 C L Jourdan, 20 a in hr 80, 2,
-, n by Miley & Nobles.. IS II
! G K Knight, 40 q, ne or OF SO
or, sec 2. 2, H.. ..........4 A
W P knight, rs q in hr 80, 8,
1 D Knight, i q and impts in
6 sec IA, 3, 49,. Il
Mrs E P knight, 100 a in hr
50, 4, II, 1 vacant lot is,
2 b 4O2 in 9 Franklinton. 10 u
EP Knight, 81 q, no desc; 3
g lots and impts, Is, "A, Is,
So 4O2, s Franklinton.. 10 !
Il Nv m Kennell, lot and impts,
lot IS, b 264, en- 0 G N in
w 0 Knight-40 acres and
% impts in 20, to, + u, acq
of B G Smith IA :
74 Alfonso Lossett / hf of lot
III go 40 and impts in
Frankfinton 1 set Of black.
80 smith tools. :. -
Washington Parish Lbr and
Supply Co fractional so PIG
and impts in North Frank.
linton / stock Of Lbr etc. .26
Rowan Lbr Co / acre in 3 Or
Of 9 " or 9 23t3r 13 acq
81 of HI Sandifer. ....1
RH Lambright lots 9 and 10
b26 in Richardson %
SO Mary L Lenning Or Of lot SO
in s Angie. ~
L M Miller-8O acres, n by
81 W N Miller, Q by J L Go.
ings, s by w l Forrest. 80
Mrs Wilbur Morris 25 acres,
O3 no description. 49,. ....3
6OIWarren Mizell Jr-4O acres,
NV or Of ne or 8 8, TAR 10. 5
IS Mrs j W Mizell-46 acres.n
or Of ne or and 6 acres, in
)C2 s hf Of sw Or Of sw qrs 81.
tai 49,.
o. B Martarello -stock Of mer.
chandise in Bogalusa 4
80 H K Manning acre and
impts in sw Or, 27t3, : 135
Leona McGehee-hf acre in
in Adamtown, and impts
AGO of Mrs L A Adams. 3
Mrs E G McLendon-1 acre
and impts in Adamstown. a
J r Murray IL vacant lots
in E Bogalusa 81
T H Mills no description 2
5 Gil ID c Morris lot and impts
AGO of Dorsey Bros in Rich.
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3 O43 w oSAVo AAA wv ~
t4,r 10; 10 acres in W end
of Enon bridge. ..29 40
Minnie Penton-80 acres and n
impts in ne corner, hr 80 t
4,r11; 1 lot and impts in
NJ CPenton-3.5 acres and \
impts, n by 16 tn 8, acq OF
wv Mizell. .. 80. a AZ
Marie Prompatura- Lots 4
and 5 and impts in East
Bogalusa ................ IS Il
IT Plant-Lots Z and 8, b 6
in S E Richardson ad Boga-
luSa ........ .........'.: ~ ~
F. M Pope 260 acres and
impts in n hf, hr 81, t l, r
"A, 1924 a in hr 81, t2,
"A, AGO Of estate of Mrs A
Mcmillan, ! a in S Angie, =.
AGO of U Walker. 30 Il
Jack and L Pessari- Hf acre
in lot 4, 9 IA, t 8, 10. acq
ofMrs Laura Adams IA 81
W T and r F Quinland-32a
in hr AZ, t2, r IA, Q and W
w A Seal, g W ] Ard. - SO
w w Rawls- 80 q, n by E G
Harvey, Q by st Land Co.,
8 by A W Daniels ......6 81
| ] G Reeves Jr.....68 q, lots A.
and8 8 z, ia, r 10, 36a, NV
or Of NV or, s 5, "A, r 1913 10
Nv s Riley, 40 acres, in ne or
Sam Dawson Homestead,
3 lots in Rio. -. 90 80
Martin G Roberts, lots 8, 4
and 6 in Warnerton. ~ %
j NJ Riley, 40 a, ne or of no
or 8 80, t3, r 10. .....7 n
Nv r Regain, so q, and impts
in hr 40, t 4, 10, 80 ~
ii Roseman, stock OF mdse, IN
Richardsontown ..........8 ~
Nv ] Seal. Is q, 9 by Toney
Husser, by s D Bulloch,
part of E Myles place. % 81
L A Simmons, 40 a, NV or OF
u ne or 8, IS, + 10. .......9 y
OE Simmons, impts on lot60
so 80 in Franklinton. ....6 4
A E Stafford, SO ., Q hf Of SO
81 or, 8 20, Il, r II and saw
mill 10 Y
Dan Stewart, Is a, all of sw
n ar Of ne or and SO ar Of ne or
s2,t2, r11 and / saw mill16 O.
ali E Sturdivant, is a, and
impts in S Franklinton,e OF
81 River road. ::23 4
o|DE Sheridan and W W Bah.
ington, 225 a in hrs 81 and
o| 80, t3 and Ar u, acq OF
T NJ Jones 10 8
q E D Sheridan, 300 9, in hr
so, 4, II, acq Of Al John.
6l son 20 !
Nv A Sheridan and s L Jen.
kins, lots, l, 2, 4, 5, 6, and
4. ga 3 in Jenkinville. q I
ri Heirs of Morgania sherl.
dan. 4Oa in hr AZ, 3, 12..7
Is R B sibley, lot2. b 6. impts
in Richardson 500
36 H L sandifer, 16 q and impts
in 9 q. 8, 10, n by Mrs G J
Paul. 9 by ] B Lively. "a
53| Mrs G G Sturdivant, 4 q and
impts in 9 16, 4, II, n by
Isl s Galloway, 9 by j McEn.
isis L swayzee, lot 8 Pleasant :
Ill Hill, ad to Bogalusa Is
] l sessums, lot 10, b l r d
I'D to Bogalusa. -: IS
1e ] E stallings. 40 q, n by J E
Fornea, . public road, s BY
Is j NJ Gam 80. 49,. -
j W Thomas, IS an by A Q
Thomas, Q and n by GS L
Co. ........ .....o
ri C F Thomas, Is a acq Of Len.
der Stafford part Of Spears
b. stead ...... $685.. 4
H w Thomas, 40 . NV Or OF
50 or, 8 "a, 8, II, 60 q in sw
20 corner 30. /, II, lots land
2, b3 and lots 3, As, 6 and
81 Esq 8 Jenkinsville IA
Rosa Thigpen. As 9, lot 1892
Col ], II ...............:....3
N u Talley, 2.5 q and impts
sci nand " by w Mizell bought
otJW Mizell ........ 3
Bascom Tally aud G G Tate
q ., in ne Or Of sw or 1913,
O6 Is .......... 10
j F Talley, 20 ., in n part hr
85 80. r..
Alous Thomas, As q sw Or OF
N az 9 Il, /. u. .
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of will Brumfleld instead. Il 40
louis Bickham, 60 a, part OF
NV or 9 is, /, II. -. ~ 50
Tom Barker Jr, 40 a, swqr of
ne or 8, 10, I, 10. ..:5 50
Ira Barr, so a in hr 81, /, II 8 -
Celia Byunnu, III q, lots 1,
2, 3, 4, ~, / and 3D.. ~ -
Frank Grain, 40 q, NV or OF II
sw or, IS II, 2, II. g 40
E A Dyson, 40 q, lot 5 and
8.5 q in lot 4, 8 II, 2, 1917 81
Sol Dacus, 5 q in 9 "a, 3, 10.
AGA of NJ E williams. q 56
David Fortinberry, 81 q, inn
hf of SO or, . 5, 1, TO-. ..:6 %
Jesse Blackwell, 40a, part OF
the W A Daniels Instead. 3 30
s D Hart, 80 a, n by Chas:
Magee, 9 W Hart, " by W E On
Bickham %. 80 ~
Thos Hayes, / lot and impt -
in Hackley.. ....::4 w
Chas Hubbard, lot u, b u
s E Richardson ad to
Bogalusa ............:...o 20
Mrs Sylvia Jackson, lot 4, b
81 in s E Richardson ad to
bogaiusa .; :: :: - - - < %
Jvna JOIN, % . y! ~ rs -4..'4 !. %
Charlie Ma p ~ . wv " " aoI
SO qr,s zs, !; l4; :: % ! = %
Malrle Magee, ~ g. =, nr $3.50 $3.50 m
NJ Warren' - . nays vloeA" ~
Adore Mag se !, ~ =, - NV " ~ q 7oI
ew y. , y ~, - 81 . : :ni ;mnt
Marcus N Mlues' 90 % . = s4 ~ '"p' AL
IN nr 81 , ano Co. .: q ~. ~ =:
Mrs Alex msrt,n' ~ D. 10 4' . 7o|
OF 30 " b q 44'.,..,',o -
Emma Marruch, ! ., py01
Ball, Q ana 8 . PERSON. W, ~
by Sam Brown. 800. ~ g
Jesse Moses, LUZ a. ne qr =, o.
~, !, 13....:...,...:....da' ~
Katie Moses, ~ ., lou l. 9 .
!, ID. :.:..::..:......:.::4 10
Andrea OTIS, ~ q IN 9 part OF : ~
9 ~, 2, !4......::.......;oo W
) Albare Pierson. y ., anu
impte, n by T P Fornea, . =.
~ River road. ......;.;..o "
Hsrry Feters' ~ u anu eDy
M speights, 9 by Cnarles -
Wilson, " Jno Peters :: 20 "
3 Heirs OF Frank refers, ~ T.
in hr 81, !, "a acq OF W l. ;.
81 Warren ..:.::.:.....::..o ~
Heirs OF Lizzie refers o. . .,
Fl in 'hr AZ, !, Il ..:....;,.' %
MINIS Peters; 81 3 IN nj H. %
/, 49,. 20 o.
4 Jesse Peters, % a, 10 nr o., !,
Il, n by " Peters, 8 oyo .,
Luz. % James ;: -: ::;;;. % q
2 . By Sol Sam, 81 E Fornes6 x
> " SAM 81 g. a n ano . " ..
% Batson, " ~ a fleF y 49,. 70 q
Lucy Iate, oo =, q ~ y :. Ia 40
Is Q Dy westmorelsnu' v Y :.
= " w. smisn: :. e. : !: =, : = =
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NON RESIDENT LIST.
Joseph Accross, lot 10, b 4 in;

NON RESIDENT LIST.
Joseph ACROSS, lot 10, b 4 in.
Richardsontown. q u
AID Anderson, 100 a timber
only in hr 81, 4, II and hr
50, 4, IL acq of D E Sheri. -
Jesse Ball, 45a, part Of ne or
Bank Of osyka, 80 a in ne cor
R and ] D Batson, 28a, part
of sw or of ne or, 9 20, 4
Is. 200 q timber only, SO or
Of NV ar and sw or of neqr
$50, Q hf of sw or, NV or
Of sw or "a, 4, 10 ~ q
IL D Byrd, 1873 a lots 3 and 4
s29, NV or of NV or 8 81, a.
! 1,10..........:::.......::Az'
Rosa Catlanotta, hf acres in
Q Bogalusa, known as Park :
View site %. -. ......l y
|, Mrs A J Canon, 1915 q, see
book Is, page 1852 for desc 4 9
|Dr T s Conerly, 900 q in hr
so and 56,1,14; 800 a in hr
4S,1,14; so q in hr n, ia;
50.40 q, sec 23,1,A 60 q in
hr ST., IA; 111.& a in sec >
21,l,13. ~
INC Founder, lot 4, b Z and
q impts in Rchardsontown II
|Chas B Gibbs, lot q, q, L.
n:o.oo ID m Po0a1uaa !
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Slals Tax Sales Of Imn|oVab|e
Property.
4t,te OF Louisiana, Parish OF
Washington
vorsus poIlnquent Tax Debtors.

BY virtue of the authority vested in
ne BY the Constitution and laws OF
the State of Louisiana, l will sell, at
tie principal front door of the court
house, in the town of Frsnkhnton,
within legal hours for judicial sales,
beginning ct II o'clock 3. NJ, on
Saturday, June 22. 1912
and continuing on each succeeding
day until said sales are completed, all
inmovsble property upon Which taxes
ase now due the State OF Louisiana
md Parish Of Washington, to enforce
ne payment of taxes assessed IN the
ysaf l6l1, together with the lnteres.
thereon from the 31st day OF DecemDel
q said year, at the rate OF 2 per cen
Dor month until paid, and all costs
The names of said delinquent Ia
debtors, the amount of taxes due b.
each on the assessment OF said yea
and the property assessed to each t.
be offered for sale, is as follows:
TAKE
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-09-20
GRAND JURY PUBLICITY
Mayor Gaynor Criticizes District Att torney's Office for Supplying In-
 formation to Newspapers.


 For the last two years or more, even what has purported, to be the secrets of the grand jury room have been fed to the press by the district attorneys office,'' Mayor Gaynor wrote J. Noble Hayes, former aQueduct com missioner at New York, in long let- ter yesterday in which he claims to have effected Il reforms in the police department during his administfa ton
 Tt is a statute crime to reveal what occurs before a grand jury the letter continues. Many think the fitness of time has come for the Governor Of the State to take action in the matter, which has now become a scandal talk ed of all over the State.''
 Mayor Gaynor also refers to a t'tide of falsehood and abuse which has been fed to certain degenerate newspapers from the district attorneys office from day to day" The Mayor warmly de- fends the police force as a unit and enuuIerates the reforms which he claims to have made.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-09-20
0RANGEMEN'S OATH
Sir Edward Carson Frames
 Vow For Irish lIniOnistS

Sir Edward Carson, ex-solicitor- general for Ireland, will submit for the approval of the Ulster uniontst council at Belfast, Ire, the wording of the covenant which Ulster union ists throughout the province will sign the 2sth- The covenant will be as follows:
 Being convinced that home rule would be disastrous to the material well-being of Ulster, well as to the whole of Ireland, subversive to our civil and religious freedom, destruc- tive to our citizenship and peri1ols to the unity of the enpire;s we whose names are underwrftten, men of U1- ster, loyal subjects Of his precious majesty, King George humb1y relying on God in whom our fathers in days of stress and trial confidentially trust ed hereby pledge ourselves in solemn covenant throughout this, cur time of threatened calamity, to stand by one another in defending, for ourselves and for our children, our cherished position of equal citizenship in the United Kingdom; and in using all means which may be found necessary to defeat the present conspiracy to set up Loune ru1e>in Ireland; and in the event of such Parliament being forced upon us we soIenn1y and nu- tua1ly pledge ourselves to refuse to recognize it's authority, in the sure confidence that God will defend the right.''
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-09-20
CLAIM IS MADE
 STANDARD OIL DIDN'T DISSOLVE

New York, Sept. 20.-Troub1e was forecasted. today, for the Standard Oil Company. Attorneys representing the Waters-Pierce Company, in it's litigation against the Standard, to prevent the Rockefeller interests gaining control of it's rival, annOunc- ed copy of all testimo onyN before special Master Jacobs will be sent to the department of Justice at Wash ington. These attorneys claim to have already proven their contention that there was never a bona fde dissolution of the trust as conten- plated by the decree of the United States supreme court.
 When the original litigation is re- sumed in St. Louis, next, month and the evidence taken in this city is submitted to the court, the attorneys for the Waters-Pierce Company will argue that they have absolutely proven their case and that the Rocke- feller interests are not entitled to representation on the directorate of the rival company. It is then ex- pected that the court will be asked dence so that it can be submitted to the authorities at Washington.
 The attorneys for the Waters Pierce Company declared today, that it is likely the supreme court will be asked to punish the individual direc- tors of the Standard for contempt in failing to abide by the letter of the decree of dissolution.
 Secretary and Treasurer Veit, of the Standard of New York, took the stand, today, for the third time He did so for the purpose of allowing a cross examination by Attorney Kirby, rep resenting Standard Oil Attorney Kirby devoted his time to ask1ng questions the answer to which might go in to show that since the supreme courts dissolution decree, there had been ID system of 1nterco1nmuniea- ton between the subsidiaries of the Standard Oil company and there had been Q real dissolution. Veit testified that the report that different com pa anies continued to exchange com munieations after the dissolution order was .'inexact.''
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-09-20
PLAN FOR COMING OF GOV. WILSON
 HERE SEPT. 27

The Democratic executive board will meet tonight in Democratic headquar- ters in the Sagel building, to take up the matters relating to the big Wilson raIy and parade which will be held when Gov. Woodrow Wilson comes here Friday night, Sept. 27. 2 There was a meeting of the district chairmen and the rally committee last night at headquarters. Chairmen from the various districts were pres ent. The elevator in the building burned out fuse and the electric lights went out, thus hampering the work to some extent. Town Chair man w. w. Bent outlined the work to be done and urged the chairman to wake up their districts to hear the Democratic Presidential candidate. Each chairman will also secure a, list of ten prominent Democrats from each district to be honorary vice presidents to occupy places on the speakers plat form. These lists are to be submit ted to Town Chairman Bent before Monday.
 The Wheeler & Wilson band has been engaged for the big parade that is being planned and there will be liberal use of red fire and a genuine old fashioned political parade. The big meeting will be in the armory where the parade will terminate. The without escorts. NO men will be all lowed in the gallery.
 MT. Bent is waiting to hear from Gen. Henry A Bishop who has been asked to be chairman of the meet ing
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-09-20
BEST MINCE MEAT S PkQS 15C
STATE DEPARTMENT MAKES LITTLE OF REPORTED CLASH
 OF MARINES AND REBELS

Washington, Sept. 2O-Reports of an imminent clash at Granada, Mica ragua, between American marines and rebels under General 8Tens, were minfmiZed as much as possible, t0- day, by State department officials Advices from Minister WeftzeaI fHdl- cated that Mena, has withdraw h3s forces from Granada to Matags1Pa upon the advance of the Anericarz.
 Admiral SoutherIand is reported 60 be in personal charge Of the United States troops That the expedition to Granada is more of a famine relief than a hostile demonstration against the revolutionists is declared by state department heads. Three hundred marines comprise the American de- tachment sent with supplies t0 Granada to relieve the reported ia mine.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-09-20
BURGLAR CAUGHT
 BY. IMPRINT OF
 HIS RUBBER HEEL


 New York, Sept. 20.-John. Jordan was arraigned in court, today, charg ed with burglary He will probably go to jail for a long period and chief ly because he failed to notice a hole in the center of the rubber heel of his shoe. Jordan and a companion were arrested after a chase that threw the block bounded by 20th and 21st streets and 9th and 7th avenues into an uproar. Incidentally thous- ands of dollars worth of silks and fine garments that a band of five were about to carry off from the esta b1ish- ment of Kessler 6 Company and Julius Cohen & Company at 14 West 20th street were saved.
 When interrupted by the police the band scattered and Jordan and John Daley, of 449 West 18th street, were captured. In his flight Jordan ran through the bedroom of Miss Evelyn Hudson at 156 West 21st street. Miss Hudson grappled with him but he knocked her down and ran from the house into the hands of a policeman.
 Back in the house the police found a pillow he had stepped on with the heel print. It was saved as evidence.